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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1929)
r Tuesday, May 14, 1929 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE ORE. Local News In Brief I Going to Funeral Mrs. It. It. quick nud two clill dreiv of Kntcrurlso, left Just oven ing for' Portland. .They . vwill at tend tho ruucrul of Kdward Ber- i land, v - - .. . tiuest of Honor , Duriilg the time K. It. Itingo, I.u Grande 'attorney, was in Portland over the weekend, he was guest of honor at the 25th anniversary of the founding of the Acacia fratorv nlty. Acucia Is a college social fra ternity comparable to the Greek letter houses, except that its membership- consists; of Musohs only. Acacia has three chnptors on the coast, at the University of. Wash ington, tho University, ofi Cullfbr.-I nia und Oregon State college. Sir.' itingo is a charter member of the mother chapter- at Ann 'Arbor. Mich. Another La Grande man I'tay Tournament ' v , Uolnh Blegrlst, Donald. Poureh. Roy Nelsun und Hubert Orstcrling took part in a tennis tournament against some boys from Baker. They : won every set except the doubles. . ' . I Going to Hiucard . ';,' Mrs. J. Halverson hus been visit-' Ing friends In 1-u Orundu for the . past three days. Klie returned lust evening to Hilgurd. ' . Movo to New tloimw-' ' Mr. und Mm. Charles Hibbert are moving to their home at 12(12 Elev enth street! They have been stay ing with Mr. and Mrs. Italph Webb, In California . j Mm. Sylvia Foster Is In l.os An ! geles, (al. Khe is visiting her bro- ther and expects to be gone about ;u week. Going to Ithker . Wulter l'htlllps Is going to Baker to work for tlin riillrn:,,! . li- who attended tho meeting of the Phlllliis Is a son of Mrs. Sum Kueli- Acacians was ,Ioel' C. Kichardsoii. , inaih r - . Home from rurtlnuil Mrs. Willlum Pearo has returned K.Aiu Portland, whero she spent jthe weekend. ' , ,. ,4 Waive Hearing C. B, Swuggerty. charged with forgery, waived preliminary hear ing In justice court this afternoon and wus bound over to the grand jury by Judge H. K. Brady, who set Swaggerty's bunds at 1260. Swaggerty, w ho cumo horo froln hewlston, Ida., was arraigned lulu last week, ; : ,'. . SM'iul Day In linker . Mr. und Mrs. tMmso llolmen kanip and children spent Sunday in Haker visiting. They have re turned. ' Hero fnm IIoIm . "i, Mia. Kditb Gordon und Mrs. It. E. Doollttle lire In this city iron. Boise, Ida. ' They, ure stuying ut the Kacujuwcu Inn.. 'A T AlteiHllnx Convention Tho Itov. I.Wf H. Awes, of the I'.utheran church, loft Sunday even ing for Longvlew. Wash., to attend tho 29th convention of the Pacific Synod of tho U. S. Lutheran church, which convened today to continue until May 16. Mr. Awes was elect ed chaplain for this year's convention. Making Plana for Year Tho I.a Grande chapter of the rdcr of Do Molay, is making plans for tho coming "year's activities. Tho present jiflccrs follow: Jny Jones, inastur! councilor; Howard Peterson.' senior councilor; und Adolph Blegrlst Jr., junior coun cilor. ' Mrs. J. HnodgrasH Iiiiirovlng ' Word was received in La Grande toduy that Mrs. Jim Snodgrass is recovering rupldly from her. opera tion. Judith and Lola Marlon Snodgrass, who are in Portland with Mrs. Snodgrass, will return homo In a short time. - ' : : Cut by G Little -6-year-old Bobby Hotmos, who lives at SOS Luke street, re ceived a sevcro 'cut on the wrist lllle pluylng in the grass lust evening. Kour studies were taken '( at the r. Wondcrllck hospitul whore "r tlio wound was treated. Hero From Arizona '. ! U. 11. Bright is visiting in l.u Grande from Hulfoere, Aris. Ho is stuying at the Foley hotel. Go to Numiter ; " K. Moon and his. mother. May Uunn und Kobertu Nlelson went to. Summer Sunday to spend tliu day. They returned that evening. From Pendleton . Ted lluakirk, of Pendleton, left lost, evening for Pendleton,-; Ho spent yesterduy jn La Griindo'.'. , ' ; , Here from Walla Wnllu Eva Stockdale, from Walla Wal la, Wash.. Is in 1-a Grande.. s)iu is registered ut the Foley hotel. From EiilerprlNc J. P. Averlll and wife, of Enter prise, aro registered at tho Foley hotel.', i . , 111. at Home lira. H. C. AyerB has been ill ut her home since Suuduy but -she is feeling much better toduy. Hero from Boise W. J. Kelly Is here from Boise. Mr. Keily'ls registered ut the Saca jawca Inn1.' ' ; .. Front Fiitei'iriso . A. M.- McCulluugh, of Enterprise, Is registered at the Foley hotel. Hero from Baker . f Philo H. Anderson, of Baker, Is ill 1.41 Grando. Mr., Anderson is staying at tho Sucajaweu Inn, . lloru I "rum Seattle " G. D. Jones, from Scuttle, Is In I.n Grande. He Is registered ut the Foley hotel. . . ' :, From Valiv , Mrs. F. Hill, from Vale. Ore., Is here. Mrs. Hill is registered at the Sacujaweu Inn. - Horo on Business W. A. Gosmer was here on busi ness yesterday. Ho left for Pen dleton last evening. .Mr. tlHintlioif Hero Mr. Hamilton, a member'of the Old Timers club or the t'nlull Pu clfic, of Omubu, wus hero yesterday. From Hllganl ( Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gurrett. of llllgard, aro in. La Gramle. They aru stuying ut the Foley hotel. . ;. Ktuylng tit Hie l"oley ' . MrSrO. 1. Kckley und daughter uro registered ut the Foley hotel. They aro from Hilgurd. . Hero rroni Bolsr . A. L, Palmer la bore from Bolsov He is (laying at the Bacajawea Inn. Here f root I'M tuna H. Meyers, from Tuconia, Wash, la staying at the bacajawea lua. Hero from Baber ,- Ki-ed Hull, from Baker, la regis tered ut the, Bacajawea Inn, HOTEL MEN'S CARAVAN IN ; CITY TODAY (Continued from Pace J) . Washlilgtoii, Tacouia chamber, of commerce, ' ' : - , ,, v Frank . I). Bruco, Lowls-Ulark hoUl. .Centralis, Wash. - Dan J. Mooro, Mt. Baker lodge, HellliiBlmnl, Wash. C. A. Cooper, Pacific Beach ho tel. Pacific Beach. Wash. r. I.ecmlng, , Pres. .Vancouver Islund i publicity bureau, Victoria, B. C. ..,' , -, ; . , , F. W. Mathlas,' Seo, Hoqulam From Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Cnvln, from Uuker. ure staying at the Foley hotel. Mrs. Cavin Is Mrs. Flunk' Phy'a sister.' Ill ut Homo ' Fay Hamilton Is III' ht her homo In H'llnmervllle. . . SihmuIh Weekend In Portland George Kennedy, who spent the weekend in Portland, hus returned home. - v Hero from Oinalio - Mr. and Mrs. Max Haber, of Omuha, Nebraska, are making La Grande " their temporary: homo wnue Aif uiuoer is here for a cou- I pie of months on business. They have tukiin un apartment at the Grande) Uonde. : -M 1'uriitt nfi. - v Arinurj yvuson rurrelted 35 bonds by I'nlUo to appear In municipal court night for trial on charges of drlvjiHr u car with four person's III the (driver's seat, the police re port. I , To Vrcaeli Kllllday , . Hr. Harry S. Hamilton, of Boise, Jilliilio, superlhtendcnt' of this dis trict ol'jithe-Methpdlstj;hurch,'ia to bet, hero Sunday and will occupy the pulpit In tho evening ut tho Methodist church. JU'liirns from Portland ' , j r Mrs. ilarry Turner returned yes tenlay , morning from Portland where she visited Willi friends over the weekend and ulso uttended tho -spring ceremonial ot the Daugh ters of tho Nile. . . I f-i Fined 25 L. Smalley wus fined $25 In i municipal court lust night on a 9 charge of possession of liquor. 'i Swan Running forfeited Jaji by fuilure to apiiear on a churgc of f drunkenness. - .Motor to lVudkon -. Mrs. Klese Conrad und duugliter, Lillian Zweircl, and Adelulde Hwel- fel motored to Pendleton Sunday. , .Miss Lois Kwelfel spent the after noon ut Cove' swimming. : tfo ITiii .Mrs. enilleton Mars Johnson, Miss Cath erine Church and Frank Johnson spent the weekend with relatives in Pemllcton. They returned Sun day evening. Visit Pendleton llHlph Walden und ills mother spent Sunday In Pendleton, where he iittejiiled the Pendletou-La ? baseball game. lsng In 1a Grande Mrs. P. y; Young, from Hilgurd, has been visiting at tho home or AI. K. Coombs. She returned to her homo in Hilgurd last evening. Visits Iii Baker Mrs. A. M. Goblc spent Sunduy In Buker. Sho returned yesterduy luumlng. See & Hear WEDNESDAY THURSDAY & FRIDAY A VITA PHONE COMEDY -Part Talking Wbmendhey J A with. IRENE RICH AUDREY FERRIS win I AM COIXIEB CIKVO& CILLINCWATER.J Also . Talkini; Comedy "KISSES" 2 Vitaphonc Acts Sound News . Chic Sales in a Movietone Act Today Viliiphone "GLORIOUS I1ETSY" A Glorious Romance 1 2 Vilaphone Acts & Sound News Tomorrow . Stranger than the Weirdest Fiction ; Obituary , Kl XFItAL StltVICl'.N . Funeral services for Willlum Smeal will be- held tomorrow af ternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the Bohnenkamp chapel with tho ltev. J. Georgo Wall officiating. Bur iul will take place In the Masonic cemetery.v - Mr. Smeal Is survived by his aged mother and a .'sister, Mrs. Wllda stone, of Grand Fork, North Da kota. - t chamber of commerce. , (Official photographer), ;. Curtis A. Keen.-'conveiitlon- man ager. Seatllt chamber of commerce, Seattle. -,. , .. Stephen Jones, Dominion hotel, Victoria, B. C. . , Geo. I. Warren, publicity 'com missioner, Victoria. B. C. : ..... T. C. Bloomer, Huyiuoud hotel, Ituymond, Wash. v. Mrs, Bloomer. ; ? '-. Frank 1.. McNeil, Qulnuult hotel, Lake Qulnault, Wash. Win. O. Thornlley, Huget Sound Navlgntlon Co., Seattle, Wash. itoss Flnuegan, , Hotel Benson, Portland, Ore, .. '. , V -v Thud S. Plerson, Hotel Olympia, Olyiuplo, Wash, r - .'.: v."a ' Mrs. Thud 8. Plerson... Lelth F. Abbott, Hotel Monti cello, Longvlew, , Wash, . l' W, Loomls, Aberdeen ciinm her of noiinnerce,- Aberdeen, Wash. Vul K. Nichols, GroUKe. Mouutuln chalet, Vancouver, B. C, ;' - Fred W. M. Howe, Oroavonor ho tel, Vancouver, B. tV- Frank- W, Beach, Oregon' Hints Hotel association,, Portland, Ore. Louis Bogel, Congress hotel, Portlund, Ore,'. : Forrest Buldwln, ltoosevelt ho tel, Portland, Ore. . Albert Coc, Oray Lino Tours. Portland, Ore. , G. M. Hafenbrack, Longvluw chuiuber of coumiorco, Longvlew, Wash. .-' - - -..: Rain In Canada ; Turns Price Down CHICAGO, May M AP) Bnow and rain In Cuuadu affording relief from shortugo of moisture brought ulioiit early downturns today I.i wheat prices here. Auspicious do mestlo wheat crop reportH ' and Liverpool quoljitlons lower thuu duo counted .ilso us a lleur Influ. eneo. Opening ut Mo to Tic de cline, Chicago wheat ofterwaiil held neur to tho Initial rungc. Corn and oats displayed considerable strength, with corn sturtlng, un changed to Vjo higher, und subse quently (coring un, all around ad vunce. Provision Inclined down word. .'.'' .'. Wheat closed firm t to 1 1-4 IP i net higher, corn to 1 up. oute ) 94 advance and provlsiont unchanged to a setback of 20 cents. lf5WO " si If CHAIN C. J.BREIER CO. STORES ttee fa Choice Assortment a no $9-98 , Millinery $9-98 Early Summer ri , Models " . Across from Bohneokamp' HOW? Tho otlur duy, a luily who uiulcrtttood values eamo Into lw Htorc, und ufter looking nt uonio iiiprchandlwi avked, "How cun you hiMI thla grudo of guodtt ut thoac prices?" Vo ui'o often anked thU qiutton by new cuatoniura, und thla was our unawer. 'lf wo nitiku Kio on un artiek, and ordur und wH that Hem two or thred times whllo another niGichunt is soiling; It once, don't we mako ia much or more. In the cndY und with no in ore Investment, than he does even ' if bo mukea 26c to 30o profit?'' And thla answer, t ou ether .with tho self-evident Tact of 'our much lower overhead ex pen ho. Invariably mukea us a n:w boonter. THINK IT OVER TUDEB Builder of Champions - now sells '1 4,vfl(ti l A lint national Plctun ; Tonight ' "CHINA .- NITE" On the Screen SjilYiXi5! m&re eight-cyUnder motor can iw to iNaidlcton G. 8. Muring has gone to IVn tlh'tun. ie cxiiccts to be awuy Un til Krlduy. V 'nils I lav in Wulla Walla I r Cleland Wnllsingcr sient Sunday In Walla. Walla. Ho returned Hunday evening. ;iHS ffl llMlton Mr. und Mrs. Martcllson have ' returned . from Baker where they visited his folks. Here from ICiitenirlso - .Mr. and Mrs. Sum l.ltch. of Kn-I'-rprlse. were registered at the la Clratidc hotel. tin In l:nt-rirl.r Agnes Gray and Myrnu Ward re- , turned Sunduy evening from Killer- ' l'risc where they visited relatives. 1 Here from Portland i '. K. Hensee. of Iortland. Is In t Iji Grande. .Mr. Hensee Is staying at the Sacajawea Inn. i Home from Portland j lr. Trilie, llr. Belle Myers and . Miss Isabel Miller, who have been i Portland, returned last evening, j '"m Parllaml . j ' O. H. Hnilth. or Portland." Is stay- j hig at the Foley hotel. ; r'niiii 1'ortlaiMl Krisi.Jmiierson, frum Portland, k i.tjii,g t the loley h"tel. Trotter Straws Arrive From Style Headquarters t .Fashionable heads will get together this week and soft hats will be promoted to softer positions. Off to the cedar chest for the felts. On to Trotters to see what's new in straw. The firm of Crown & Brim have brought out entirely new body lines. You'll see them all here at $1.95 -$2.45 $2.95 - $3.45 $1.85 TROTTER'S QUALITY CLOTHES SHOP Itian ari soothe r t'.'VJ maiiuiacilurer in ttie world ! I . . . and Studebaker holds every official speed and endurance record for fully equipped stock cars. Championship performance in 50 models One-Profit priced $860 to $2575 at the factory. M, Jo Goss Yiv & A clanus.
