La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 16, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, May 1G, 1929 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE, r Local News In Brief I'arty Tluw OfmiiRfd ;ws lc 1'urllaiul " " Tho iwrty iinlioilnci.il .by Mid., j Mm Colon Kberlmril left limt J. GeoiRe Wulz, nunerintontUnt of evening for J'ortlunil. 81i will vv tho beginner department, of the : turn tomorrow.. ' I'lTSliyti'iliin Sunday dohool, Is to ' -' l,e held 'ruin 2'3U to :!" Satur-1 Hero lYimi MkIii day afternoon, instead of from t I Alls. I'lirHonu, from Klh'ln, was to 4 o'clock as unnounccd on 8un-ju visitor in l.u G run do yesterday, day. Tim ehlldren's party will bo j . , la id in tlio downstairs room of ZII I ELIN IS whlrh. Is being used lor this de partment's work on Sundays, '. j FORCED BACK TO GERMANY (.oIiik to Tillumook Mr. and Mrs: Jack Kurds ur leaving for Tillamook wnero Mr.! Ferris will reurcmiiit tho Lion's club of iM. Grunde at a lneetinrf there. Tliey expect to visit Mih. I ri'ls' Hlnter, J'-dris MaKUire, in i'ortlund and ruturn Monday. , (Continued from Pag 1) jIiiido From KuKciio Mr. and Mrs. Hherwood Williain.s returned lam evening Troiii lOueno. where they have boon for the last ui at the .-.window uf the salon, watchiiiK the ummimu below, Mih. Pierre 1 cimstuutly utxtoru od In Htudylntf maps and convenes Ihk with Captain Wilkin, whu. is taking phutuuraphs of the Jund tsc.ipc. t . " ' Alexander It. von Krymi 1m u Lithuanian Inventor. HIh machine i Th."U linv vuiii..lv ,inmns unit uffiMiurniK viiv 11 t j f psk iiifKKiiireH Ik wEiIhIv tiuoil. T ....(.. .l,.ue-litfl. ftl HH Hi. Ion W 1.1 Nanus who 1s attending the Univer sity of Oregon. " ' Portland HA('l(i WKSTWAItl FUKDHICUSHAKKN. tlerinany, May lti AI) The dirigible Ornf Mrs. W. 1). .1-oiiK. of l'ortlandJZ1?I,l',in'1,,,1;,:ty "llHt "f tl,e it. iji rw.,,1,, i,.ur nt,i liil raced westward with the sun .toilny above uut Invent ern Kurone on Us Kecond trip, uerons the At- where Hhe will. vlnit with her s!h a .. HI.Mj . VI nilu..n I 1 . many friends. Miu ,-long .ftp a ' ' ; 1 former i-a Grande resident. v,ous u ,,f t - Vl 1 . 1 . I Before it lay a variable course (ioliitt lo l'ayvllc . above (Ubraltar,- urobobly the Albert It. Hunter, 'secretary of Azores and Kermuda. to lakehurst. the chamber of commerce, anil which tho dlrlplble'smastor. Wray Lawrence, county atfi'ieul- l-r. Huku Keknar, did not expect to tui Lst. went to Payette today to i'"ach before lute Katnrday night or atlentl an annual ineetiufr of a Sunday. mornluK. . l'uyetto creamery company, , : t . ;oHlla Id Crow ; AboardMho ship were 40 of the Here I'rom litis Anitelcs lerew. IK passeiiKei-s. and a female Kveret Keown Is expecting his (,'uiilla. "Kiisi." - .The only woman mother. Sirs. 1j. M.' Walker, to ar-lmsKeuKer -was Mrs. Mary Pierce, rive here from l.im Angeles today,, wife of a New York utilities broker. .Mrs. Walker has been visiting her who made the trip despite urgent wins this winter in California. ! plead lugs 'of her hushund and moth- Ui-ll the West Wind !slr r.nnrun Mi.l.mf Wllbln i.-ollr. Tlic science class, under the su-! explorer. v . - , pel-vision ot Arnold uralapp, vis- ited the airplane. "West Wind.' ,. ,u' 6:45 Thu trip wua very lnterestiny: und instructive. The ship was trundled from Us in. and at the pilot's 'command was reieused , for Its lonj; voyatio at G:G7 a. m., ( 1 1 :57 jl. m. eastern standard time Wed. ! nenday.) it rose slowly In an Inter mittent drizzle, while 200 or more spectators encored. . It circled .the Si'clety to Meet Tho liaptist Missionary society will meet with Mrs. G. C. Green at 1..... homn (i I 11117 1.lit'ri.i.M. Jl t imnnn-nw nftornnnn .( "-Ill l . I fJoitl 0,,Ct, Il,ld dlBHppeured in ten Jester will bo the leader. .minutes in the direction of the, Lake Constance and Uasel, Swltzer :m! for 1'rcsbytcry Meet- i la."' , , , ' '"V Tin. itv. I). A. ThnmiwrMi. n iv ' l,r' "'"f1'' hctorc he left "an. w;. her.. vcHLeriliiv fn.- 1 l'r.-s- nnllm(d ,,la course: "Aft er teaviiiK byterhin church meeting Mr. ' h ,'um'e1 wo wMI n tho coaHt Thoimton isX superintendent 0r,,,rl,,lin M"111 wo re"ch 0lrnltur Missions for the church. iuni1 lhun w wi" Ge whilt next-' . . 7o00 Mile Trip Leaves for Spokane : . - The decision to puss over Olhrii- Mrs. Lewis Keith and daughter til1 Indicated that an almost ex-itK-.-iiu. b.rt. thi mni-i.inir mi- tiwf i- trome southerly Krent circle course Anc near Spokane. Mm Lewis l''''mly .AvoulUr.bo, followed.iMie Una been vfsltinfi ut thu 1'V L. Mey-v1'""1'"1 iir-roreiTil 'ThU!ran ers home.' iproachinf 75oo miles as against a ,' ; 4(HM) mile minimum distance if the A isifitij; I VIcnds I northern great circle fcourse were Mr. and Mrs. T. Hench and Mr. ' fallowed, and .M ra.: 'Jesse Jiavis arc hero from I' IV'sseiiKcrs and memiera of the Logan. Utah. They are visiting tmip'n crew? began to iu-rive at the friend and relatives in Union and dirigible's hangar shortly, ufter D La Grande. jo'ehu'k. The 'gorilla was taken .aboard first. ' . Mrs. l'lerce was one of the first 'at' the field. Khe was al tired in Uelgo traveling costume straw hat 1 1 nino to Yak linn Karl Miller. from Yakima Wash., is-returning to' his home Mr. Miller has been in La Grande trimmed with feathers, tan shoes fur a week on business. I and silk stockings.- The silk stock . lings, however, she .changed for New I In by Girl J woolen golf hose upon the advice A baby girl was born last night 'of a newspaper corresplmdent. ller to Mr. and Mm. Leslie V. Duncan French inald brought her a small at the hospital. This makes the bag which contained a costly brown third girl in the Duncan household, fur coat. . ! . j "I do hope I'll see you again," lien l-Yoiti Cmim-I! jthe muld said with a catch In her Mr. and Mrs. Chester Fuller, voice, from Council, Ida., are In La j Mrs. Pierce replied: "oh! ccr Grande .visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lewis tainly. and don't forget to send iu-son and friends. the messages, I told you to send." c . Never Changed Her Mind jk Spokane ' lbr decision to make the trip A Lundberg, of Spokane, left was believed hero never to, have last evening on 'No. 2:i for his been changed after her purchase of home. Mr, Lundberg has been in passage Tuesday, although to re La Grande for the past Tew weeks, 'iievu an.xiety of relatives In Ainer- : r Ilea hei had it reported she had Gclng o ((scow cancelled her booking and she her- Miss Judith Moore Is leaving for Heir venl messages to America say Moscow. Ida. - Site plans to visit ,w Hhe was not going. To other lierniei' Hartrnliowcr und Klfai- r,,utivcs Jn New Vork. however, belli Meyers ror the weekend. le eabled to expect her for Sun- ' ' " day dinner. Mere I'roni l'ortlaml j,.. ikkcner was the Uist aboard A. J. Lleming, dai ry. Inspector, ( he Zeppelin. Jl was taken from riorn Portland, was in this city tLs i,anuar. poking its nose impoH yesterday. .. ingly into the dreary grey mist. At -" ""' jfi:;itf he gave thy command to start Itclttnis Ti.flay f jUl!' I1H,t,"'M ttr,d the next minute George Cochran went to Pcndlc 1 l',e. v"si dh lgible was on its way. ton on biiKin.-sx visi,.-,i..v. He u-Ml flrst dccriMnK a loop over 1-rled- ivlurn today. , rfehshafen. i1 All the windows on the starboard side were lined with faces, whose o(i'n waved their hands in nngr" N. iver- to tin- "hoehs" of the crowd below. All seemed in a cheerful j,vjiil mood. If the frenzy of for mer flights was missing, it was tie- ( b;iug io Weiia !! cause Uie Grafs flightn have lost Uussell Scott is leaving today their novelty; certainly no one felt for Wenatehee. to attend a boy any apprehension as to the out, wcout will return Monday. . t jcome of the voyage. A " As the dirigible- was taken from I mm Portland !r. Kstelki- l Warner,. M. arlmjii, Miss, Stevens, and Mildred CarlNon are ;heru; from Portland. Go to I 'end le ton , , , , llicbard Malcnct. Dr. W, T. Pity, and It. Keott went to Pendleton yesterday on a business trip. its hangar another Atowaway -the seventh nlnee yesterday whs eautlhi ns he, dressed in mechanic's clothes, attempted to sneak Into th hold through a closing door. -The ship carried 44'tO pounds of freight in addition to its passengers, Hero l-Voni Portland I r. "ba rles K. Sears and I 'r and Mrs. J. U. CoGey, of Portland, I this including considerable air mail, are here for the medical society a grand piano, h (tainting and oth eonvcntlon. ,.r things. In addition a huge sup- (ply of Jfoud and fresh water had io i oriLiiui jbecn jdaced aboard, to provide Mrs. Colon Kberhard left last r;iljns for a much longer period evening for Portland where shejuum that expected to be used In visit lor a few days. To lliiker Airs. J. K.-Cunliffe spent Wed m sday in Baker. She returned Lions" for fuel. Uhe flight. r Iii5t4-ad of bbiti gas fur which ihe chip's motors are best fitted. supply of Leunul,was was taken Here I'nmi lortlud K. J. Mali. Joe Davison. W. K. riiss. ftm A..H. Cox from Portland ui- in Ij Grande today. . Haw Oprnttoii Worth Lpling had an ois-nition at tht Grande Pnnde hospital yes Urdiiy iiiotnhis'"t'r rtpttffidicii-i. " pi:iso.ki(-s kim.i:i WICHITA l-'ALIS, Tex.. May 16 (AP- m" pri-Mjner wa shot to d'-ath ,-ini two others wound 1 witvn fur men n the Wfchlt.i county jail rushed their .lailcr to day ii on (' iupt to -scape. P.ymind .l-i. 21. was killed and i. Carle, ft, and C. W. Uru- Congresswoman w u Itncliraeh XEA. .iroiiiiitfloii JBureou Here Is a new and pleasing photo of Mrs. KutU Bryan Owen, con cresswoman from Florida and daughter ot 111 late William Jeu. ADDRESS BY , B0UVY OPENS CONVENTION 1 (Continued from Pag 1) that the laity nhty realize the sig nificance of a scientific medical education and of the servirf) , tho well-trained medical man tu pro pared to render." Tho address by Dr. liouvy, fol lowed the opening ceremonies in tho Sacajawea Inn. A. T. Hill, president of the city commission of la Grande, welcomed the visiting physicians to the city, and Dr. Joint B. Gregory, of Wallowa, president of the Kastern , Oregon district Medical society, welcomed tho delegates on behalf of tho -organisation ho heads. Invocation wan given by tho Hev. Vernon 10. Hall. First Methodist Kplscupal minister of la Grande. A feature of this afternoon's sessions will be an address by Dr. 1 H. Falls, professor of obstetrb s University of Illinois college or medicine. Tonight a public pro gram, with ud dresses by John Bo v. aid. of, the University of Oregon, and lr, Frederick A. Klehle, of tho Portland medical branch of the University or Oregon, will bo presented under the tltlo "Kecplnn nr. .Mayo iiero j.'ritiay Tomorrow Dr. William J. Mayo. Faces Charge in Millionaires Death i Mr. Kraemer, 76, : Passes On Here nlujc MO'an. OI course, anaa a or ltociiester, sunn., win be mo. Democrat, ' . . guest of the convention, niiil at j two o clocK .in tne Ullernoon is scheduled tu speak to the- physK cluns on the subject of "The Can cer Problem." At noon lr. Mnyu will be guest of honor at a cham- ! her of commerce luncheon lind he: will be culled upon for a -brief talk. ' - 111 J.Ji. 17.lC The convention will close Hutur I . TT edneSflay., ClVC, any afternoon, rollowMK tho, third t ' : '; . . . . . ; ji r annual Oregon medical golf--tour- ...1 ; ' nnntent at the I .a Grnndo country Valentine' Kraemer," uged- 7il ' clulv which will, bo played during yeurs, three months and 24 days, the morning, died hero last night about II i, I'njoy Itwreullon o'clock. Mr. Kraemer had retired MlUly of ; visiting delegates frotn active service. Ho was form, i,,,, to t,nJy nahllK, hiklnir and crly caietaker Of tho Masonio, ummnoim,, t,., throuBhout Hutur-: cemetery, and had been a resident ihljl alui Sunday In Union and Wai of l,a Grande for 24 years, coming iowtt counUt.s before roturnlnv to to America from Germany at tho tiler homes. age of 26 years. other events on the morning liro- YELLOWISH BLOT LEFT BY DEADLY GAS IN HOSPITAL (Continued from Pag 1) and the water turned a dirty yel lowish brown us It settled; and slushed on tho floors. Many of tho gassed, who phy sicians said experienced simitar conditions to gas ultaofcs lit the world wui", wore carried out alive, only tu dlo when the puro nlr of outdoors or oxygen arttflclnlly ad ministered at hospltuls failed to rid their lungs ot the poison fumes. "Itellovo it or nut," suid Frank Kllruin, one of the scores of taxi, cub drivers who worked Incessant ly carrying victims throughout the afternoon, "as soon as they lilt tho air they turned green." . in .mpiiiu;ys SHI, I, MISSING POUTLAND, May 10 (AP) Fear Increased today that Lester ,W, Humphreys, prominent member of tho Oregon bur, would not found alive. - Humphreys, former United States .ittornoy, dlsappeare-l : at 1:30 p. in.' Tuesday while ftsh-v Ing In ft treacheiouB purt of tna Deschutes river. .! . .' ' ' ';' An Austrian society has been formed tu condemn use of gas und ulrcraft In warfure. KM 4k Mil ,19 Auross from Bohoonkamp'l Keds .;. 'For Track Meet ull sixes la stock again today Genuine Keds, madu by United H tales liulber Co. ,' 03 : .' Small Size ...... ....87 ' It was no gentle push, but a powerful, Bmashlug blow that tolled "'Ai'thuVMorgun Pmllh, I'levehmrt inllllonulre, o that ho dlod lntor ot a. fmetured skull So said u witnesit (or tho state when Samuol ,..' HclljSveulihy llaltltno oil-man, 'was released In 10,00u ball ; to uwult,', livtlen. of. a grand lury on u chnrgo uf manslaiightur. llcro yoH sco,' ilell, ' derby In. lihnd, leaving llomlolde Court In .-. ' x- , ,' NcW; YorK. . .' Kuneral services will - bo licit! gram Included - a meeting of the Saturday afternoon at SoYlock ut Houso of in,,,,,,,,,, lu tlu, banuuet the Snodgrass mortuary. and Zlmmormun room, and a scientific discussion ni 11:31) . m.. followfmr the IHH'St- Mr. Kruemer leuves to mourn ,,,,,. nu,,.uss. . ir. w. H. Uueei hls lora, besides a host of frlcnda. i ,, of Portland: Dr. Charles K, his wire, five children: Krmlllo i pllnu,,, 0( Ontario; and Jr. 8. O. I'artarelll and Marthllde Jarvls. of Henricko. of Portland, weru-listed Kureka. Utah: Krnncls Hlmpson. : on tno pl.0g,.um, with lr. Dorwln of Payson. Utah: Charles Krauuior,'-ji.p1Ilcl.i.or.I,orthinUi to open thai of Salt I-uke City: and I.eo Kraein-I j,,.,,,, .nacusslon. Uintern dem er. of Ueiriour, Col,,- tho follow- anstl.utlonB were a part ot tho pro-1 Inff step-children: hrtlm 4 all, ffrHI11' . , , .. v.....ir..t tnn I. ...I l. i.. I H - j-v ?;- chain . ' IC.J.BREIERCO. 7 . ,., i.:-' . STOUFS 1 ' ' 11 SUMMER STRAWS Child's Ladies' Men's Boy's For play, work or t .-. . Protection. 19c to 98c ltochester and Arnold Gerber, of liv Grande, and Lena Uurnhardt, of Portland. Ho is also .survived by 14 grundchildren- und nine greut-grandchildren. i v . '.v ( " Names Given Plsnett ' Tlie planets weru limned, for the ! ancient deities, JupltLM'.wajp Hie su-.: tpreiud deity j Mars., die Mod. of. war ; . "Ventw, gotldww-nf hmtrtj-Tmd-luve;': Neptune, god of the scu ; Snturii, god of agriculture, gunU-'uinj;, etc. Urnmts,' rcgnrdetl ns the personlrl cation of heaven; Mercury-, god of ' Irndu (lupssciiger of god), ,.v . i Small Thins Count Tho lives, of truest heroism lire those In which there arc no great deeds to look hack upon. It 'Is the little things welt dmie tlutt go to mnke up n successful and truly good life. ttnnsovplt. At 1 o'clock this afternoon tho 1 annual meeting of the Alumni us soelotion. Medical School, Univer ' slly of Oregon,' wus to be held ut U' luncheon in the banquet room, and ut 2 o'clock a second scienti fic discussion was to start. Ito sides Dr. Full's address, tho follow ing medical men wore on the -program! Dr. Wlllard F. Hollenbeck, of Portland: lr?OV Well ftuunfj of SH'leriKfifi'i C. J&lysseiii Mooi,b Portlund: Dr. Coodrich t'. Scheuf fler, of Portland: Dr. "J. Christol pher O'Day. of Honolulu; and Dr. ltnymond 10. Watklns, of Portland. A bridge luncheon and trips around the valley were to be held early this afternoon for the piem bers of the women's auxlllui'S'.'und at 4 p. m. tho visiting women were to meet with the La Grande Neigh borhood dilh for an educational program. The annual meeting Is to be held tomorrow )n6rning at Id o'ejoek. ' House Cleaning I'M I N i I IH fiORUV. MOD. lUltMIMSOM CHANCE Of LZKilMQ NOoO HO ran. -THE SUMMER THM HAVE or MAKINU '-" 5- dm WHAT1 A , fT . pRtOiCAMENr- I ." " WOOOLI I DO? ) . J' 11 IT l PARTY HAS ALStPV S . .... . . ... k i f in Iamb tEABCO MY HOME , BO1" 10 BEOt-AOtO SHOW IT TO .TWO OAT " J fWODAfMSl OH, MY i HAVE A HARO EA4000H A 3j f Me orrrNO my "ASY'A IN vnm A Want Ad Will Sublease Any Home There's one quick way to sublease your home. Insert an ad in the Want Ad section of this paper. People looking for homes to rent. or to buy . . . always turn to the classi fied section of .this paper because they know it is not only reliable but the l)est place to find good buys. Call an Adtaker to sublease, rent or sell your home. Phone Main 37. EVENING OBSERVER MAIN 37 Rubber Gioves.::.:J...........:.ii..:i.a...50. to..75, Sponges i.....;.:......::...l.....,...i...:.S5, to '$1.00 Chamois' ........11....2... L..;.50tq S1.50 ." " Allkinds of Deodorants and Disinfectants. Guaranteed moth killers in both spray and pow ders. HMothi proof bags. RED CROSS DRUG STORE " ' Phone Main 4. r 0 . Insurance illyM'MuylmHwkM-:; i t h tkl MJsf ow4e, 1 r tklik yw 4k iron pacef i wH rctwa yMf tMttcy mh! : B.MrltlMnl,kMC, ; Hoar, ;m dive mri There is no substitute for cream of tartar for fine baking Cream of tartar Id costly so aome baking powders contain only substitutes. Any baking powder will do in acceptable job. But ask any domestic science teacher which , is wisest to use. Ask your doctor. Ask any puro food department. 7 Spices Tea .' ' 82 F.Uracti Playing Tomorrow WOMENTHEYTALKAEOITT WITH IRENE MCH "AUDREY FEKRIS WILUAM COUi'EX-HAmuumcwATU. A laugh provoking Vlluphoiio Comedy . M(D)W you can buy the size that FITS you in tlie first place TT e've taken the guess-work out of shirt buying! No more need for you to buy a shirt too big in the neck in the expectation that it will shrink. The EvcrFit Collar on our Shirtcraft Shirts is the same size in the store thut it will be many months and many trips to the laun dry later.' In white, solid shades and attractive patterns. And the prices come under the head of "good news." $1.85 to $3.85 TROTTER'S ; ' (QUALITY CLOTHES SHOP ' ,. .,, "ulHO Talking Comedy, Muvltonc, Act, 2 Vltuphoiiu Acts and Hound Now. Tonight "Keeping fit" Starting Tomorrow' s;''C"'''' y J Tuduy 'Strnngf Cnv ut Capt, llumpor," Also Comedy III l-'uvorlto Wlto."