La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 22, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, May 22, 1929 l v 1 Local News In Brief 1 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER; LA GRANDE, ORE. . h Pace PlTf jmm! rolsouliiR Kour members of tho Lou in St fin faniilj at 1702 Lane avenue were (stricken III about the name time yenterday morning from food poisoning. They recovered prompt ly when a physician was called to treat them. 'They had eaten naiad and aspuratfUH the evening before, thu HspurapuH having been warmed over they reported. i let urn to Portland Aire. OUe Williams, state inspec tor of the Daughters of Veterans and Mrs. Mary Horstman, both of 1'ortlund, who have been In I-jl Graudo for three days woiklnjc for the order whlwh they represent, .ft last niifht by car for their i Dines. While in l.a Qrande, they are Ruents at tho homo of Mrs. J. U. It hod oh, 80 G Spring street. I'rrparu Entertainment- ' The children of the primary classes of the Methodist Sunday school are planning a program to be given at the church next Tues day evening. There are recita tions, songs, a pantomime and a playlet Included In tho program. lleturiu Homo . : - J, G. Snodgras returned last night from Portland where ho vis ited Mrs. Hnodgrass who is recover ing nicely from a recent operation, S I xaks Tonight Frederick 1 J. Lib by, executive Kccretary of the National Council for Prevention of 'War, and J. J. Hundsaker, president of the Ore gon council, are to arrive hero to night for a meeting at the l.a Grande hotel at 8 o'clock. Mr. l.lbby Is scheduled to make an ad-, dreio. Truffle Accident Uewart Penlngton and another "car. whoe driver Is unknow to the police, figured in a traffic accident last night at Adams and Elm streets. Mrv Penlngton. who re ported the accident, said that the other car was being driven with out lights. i . ' "' Sprains Atikto Mrs. H. O. Peck, who lives on the Bond place, suffered a sprained ankle Sunday, the sprain being so severe she was unable to walk. Hhe was taken to the Dr. Wonderllck hospital yesterday. Here 1'Yom Joweplv Mrs. 8. iV White and' children, of Joseph, were in this city yes terday shopping. They returned home last evening.' To Tent h at 811 Herman Kramer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kramer, of ia Grande, and a student at tho University of Oregon Is among 84 who have re ceived appointments to teaching positions since the first of January. Mr. Kramer, who Is a graduate stu dent at present, will teach at till verton. Ore. WILL t SERVE , v EAST OREGON WITH PLANES (ConUnu.4 from Fw It - lA'avcs Hospital ' Mrs. C K. ItcUhPiid, of Idol K avenue, uud her buby on. U'ft tho the field yesterday ur Siinduy,' the Or. Wonderllck houultut today forlcloud of duHt thut'would be tttlrred pilot Home trouble. HU'iis Khould be tiikcn, the filer utoieriK. to eltmtnute the dust from the field, wlilrh now creaiea quite u probleiH. Whenever the Ford lilitne would tuke off or land on their home. (ilrl lluliy . v Mr. and Mrs. Karl Dlul uro the liurents of a oevon and a half pound baby glti born : lubrnlng ut 1:30 o'clock. " up by the iilune s iroiellers, ob scured It from .tho vttw of the crowd ut tho fleldv, ' ,, MOW PlMllfN (.'uniiiuc - "West Wind," tho trt-motorcd MondayJhlp which' created such a nonsa- tion wnen it came nere miminy, is Hero l'Yoiu KiitcriirisK Oena Ashley from Knjtcrprlse, was shopplnff here yesterday, tiliu will return home today. (iOCM to LOH AltRPlOH . .......... .....v....,, . way to Los Angeles, Cat. She wilt! bo away from La Grande threo ; weeks or a month. ( aoc to Albany " r r.! I Mrs. W. C. Crows left hero this niornlni; by automobile for Albany whrru slio will spend threo weeks visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mpt K Q. Duvla. Hero l'Voni Vuloll 2 ' S. M. Huynea nnd Walter Cock, of Union, drove tu Lu Gramlo this morning, returning sliortly before noon. , to be placed In service on the Port-lund-Bpokuno passenger and ex press run now operated by Mamer. Several more planes of the same type as lh "West Wind," have been ordered from the Ford-Stout factories by tho Mamer Flying serv ice and us soun as these are brought to the const, the ,llolse Walla Wall, service will be started. Mumer and his party left Pendle ton In the "West Wind" Tuesday morning for Yuktma, Wash., where they. will be fur several duys. Tho plana will Inter be taken to other cities lu the nurthwesu MAJIKH 1IKIIK LAST WHICH N. B, Mamer und the motutplauo "West Wind." were In La llrundo lust week' for three days, und in ltuker earlier In the week, ho that Mumer has first hund' kuoAvludge of flying conditions und airports in Kustern Oregon. ; ' .,'( . ' i.1 During the timo h was here no mention wus made of the plans for a transport service, but In view of tho announcement yjstorday ? at, Pendleton, lucal people beitove thut he was spending much, of his time anrveylng oondltlorts. Fur ther details of the plans for a transport service uro expected to lie made puhlte 111 the near fillme ' W.r.1 of All Bu.ihsf - ' I hnte all hun.llng I do aln. Dttt particularly buoiillug In poli tic!, which lead to the misery and ruin of many ihotiinnda ind mil lion.! of people. Goethe. Addr.Miag PratMnt - " " The President ' of the UnliM States Is usually spoken to "Mr. President," In writing to bliu, "My tlcnr Mr. President" In good tragi, and 10 la "Dear Mr. President." ; lllrmlnghum, Al music stu dents spell In ternia of . musical notes wltlh sharps und fluts In stead of By liable, und musical Instruments uro used Instead of' voices. . Traveling auditors to visit farm ers once u month ure advocated by W. a. Murray, assistant profeasor of farm inunagemcul ut Iowa Btute 1 college. Hero rYoiit I'luterprlNc Mrs. Ina Stickney wns In La Grande yesterday shopping. Mrs. Stickney Is from Knterpiise und left last evening for her home. Homo IVum Portbiud Charles Karlher has been In Portland since Hunday morning. He is expected home toduy. .' Going to anria Mrs. John Heuth left last even-' Ing for Kamclu, where sho will I visit her cousins, Mr. und Mrs. Arthur Simmons, for three days. .Mi's. Jiicd 0ieralel Tho condition of Mrs. C. J, .aauio wus operated yesterday morn ing, at the Grande ltonde hospital is reported to be quite satisfactory iiml she is getting along nicely. Mrs. Joel underwent a mujor operation. Goes to ItTry Mr. Uruuncr, of Nanipa, has been In Ia Grande, staying with W. S. Brown. Ho left lust evening for Porry. ' . Hero From luihlvr Mia. C. .1 Fox, of Itublcr, ar rived lust evening 111 Ijl Grunde. Well D.i.rv.d F.te "I don't wish Jim Judd, the town calamity limvler. nn llln luck," snys Old Mnn Mumi, "hut I wish he'd cliiiih one of ilie inountnins he nmkes ouln mole-hills and full oft.'' Farm nnd Fireside. , , Going to lcndletoii ' ' Mrs.- G. K.- Svvanson and baby, left last evening for Pendleton. Mrs. KWHnMon hjm lifin vlsillni- "el ! with her mother. Mrs. O. 12. Ciido. slnco Saturduy. ';' .' Golden SiUace , ' 1 think the Hint vlrluo Is to re strain tho toiiL-ne; h0 utmrnsclies j neiirest td the gmls who knows now in ne silent, even tliouh he Is In the right. Cnto. , Olh G OLD wins I.UH'overlng - Mrs. J. Ii. Young, who under went an operation last Krlday for gilter, is making a rapid recovery. Srvonty-two hours after the oper ation ahv was able to go to hur ' home at 1422 Z avenue. Trtilors Plciiit'klng- The senior cIiihs of T-a Gramlo Ugh sehnbl Is spending today at liadium Springs, swimming and picnicking. : They left about S o'clock this morning for the picnic site. . . . . Here l'Yoiu IOiikoiic i Ida Mao WebBter, from Kugeue, came to & Grande, yesterday to visit friends. . . AlvciHh Mew roslUon : Miss Constance Hay has'accepted a position In the office of the Coca Cola Bottling works. . l I SHOESMOSIERYll PIHii Across from Bohnenkanip'a Violin Stolen . Donna Kcott. of Walnut street,' sported tritJlhe police yusterday . that a violin a suit case and a' robe were taken from her cur at Kamelo; Sunday morning. j Have llecii to Omaha -. 1 i Mr. ami Mrs. A. H. Cherry havs rirturned from Omaha, where they , have been visiting Mr. Cherry's nephew. They have been away about three weeks. oing lo Move I-". HobliiKon und family to day are moving to a home on J kin lock and Washington.'- They , have been living at 170(1 Washing ton for the pant four years. Hvrv Prom Vnloii i Mr. and Mrs. K. O. 55euk. of Un Ion, spent yesterday in La Grande ! tdifipltlng. They l'eturned aat evening. ... TODAY and . THURSDAY LOVE AND THE DEVIL t Hat national Plctuni Adventurer, explorer, he had laughed at the dangers jf tho Jungle. Lliit how he feared the danger of a worn- ' in's kiss un tho moonlit can als of Venice. ' V Also Comedy and MGM News ' lu Aivldeiit John Anthony was hit by a truck yesterday afternoon. It is reported. Johnny h chin waa cut ana nts ui- j le daiHaged. Sunny Mays Vacation Time Spotless Summer Raiment Fun at its peak! Pleasures galore! Your mind at ease confident that you arc retaining from day to day that fresh, cool, attractive appear ance that comes from the habit of having your clothes kept in spotless array,' , ( We specialize in the cleaning ...... of summer clothes'at economi-' cal prices which make it prac tical to- keepthenjiee; JDjepeiji; dable services ' and unexcelled workmanship on the daintiest silks, flannels and summer v. garments. Phone and our car will tall. " ' . . S ',, Phone Main 5'i STANDARD LAUNDRY CO. .. . , Wife Saving Station 1418 Jcf f erson, La Grande La Grande lEi'tllrlKI Fl-Oiu ltol.se . . : Mr. anil Mr. William Klcgrlst. and Judith. MIhs K. Dunuelly and J. 1). Smith returned lo l.a (,1'unde Monday night from BoIhc. SAVE WITH SAFETY J w S EW COMFORT NEW PROTECTION GAUZETS - liox or One Down Two exrludve CJuiixet feat ures gtmnintee you mor.' comfort and protection than you ever received from a wmftiti-y natkln before. Uufrctt rdiei-s inrirvHil Irriia I rem. I tnlerlM iiitHwl? CHHbltig. Aren't thewe worth a few cents more? Sold only ut Glass Drugs Inc. The Rell Si ore La Grande, Ore. A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF WASHOUGAL CO., SYRACUSE; N. Y. . , Regular $40.00 Values With 1 pant $29.00 With 2 pants $34.00 - Extra quality fancy broadcloth collar attach ed. $1.50 3 for $4.00 GIGANTIC SHIRT SALE . Beautiful Spring Shirts llig Shipment Fancy Broadcloth Shirts Just In $1.00 3 for $2.75 Silk striped broadcloth in novelty patterns. $1.85-3 for $5.50 Tut bTOPt For E.vev M Broadcloth Pajamas Special assortment of reg. $1.95 sellers at $1.50 , second place at Harvard 41 'V -'mj! s - .j' v-'- k 'V ' 1 Two-year old '0. G." runs second to the old favorite brand entrenched 1 at HARVARD fdr more than 14 years Two years against fourteen.. . . a comparatively' new cigarette against three veteran brands. ,Yct Ol,D GOLD, the youngster, almost won! : It defeated two of its veteran contenders . . '. . : . and nearly defeated the 'third! . . , , This is the story of the Public Cigarctto Test conducted at 1 luryard, by Edward T. Matehclder of "The Harvard Crimson" Editorial Hoard. AVith the single exception of the test's t U'ihiKn vard, OLD aui.uhas scored an unbroken siring of victories in these comparative taste-tests. But at Harvard, where, pipe smoking is a tradition and the taste is for heavy tobaccos, smooth and niellow OLD GOLD faced its hardest contest. 148 undergraduates smoked and com pared the four cigarettes with numcs concealed. Yet OLD GOLD stood second in its , total of "first choices!" It barely missed defeating tho brand established at Harvard M 'years! , Man o War, the. greatest horse of his time, lost one race. And in its first and only defeat, OLD GOLD, the two-year old, felicitates the fourtecn-year old victor. O. w.r Ml:: . . OtD OOI.D PAUL WIIITKMAN IIIHJIt . , . I'.i.l Vl.ilwn.il. Kinil.wl J.x, nilh hi. ct.inpln. , oruhrMr., bF..dr.'.l. II. Ol.O GOLD hoiir . . . every TiitMiav, li.im 1 1. 10 P. M., failnm iJavliitht S4vln Tim., i.ver ll). alir ntlwurk of lb. Colombia Urv.de.Bliti. Sy.l.m. Tli lour lending cigarette., "n.kl papr .Iceve. to ?unoo.l their bnad (ilk r. loin.ni ik. ( ' '. N O t" A COUQH I, N C A R i. O A a :'t: Cm Sen5diUotv tlAt ALL TALKING 100 r n IKS VIm , Starting TODAY ALL TALKING ' 100 "CHINATOWN NIGHTS" With WALLACE BERRY, and , Florence Victor : A Toiir War with houikI lliat will thrill you with its realism. SEE and HEAR llcnr Wallace iiuery talk the. loader of n .Tonic War faction. ,. ,4 Also 10(1 Talking Comedy;. Every Character Talk ItUIDK'S tcELATlON", Jloviotonc Newa and- Acts mi 111'.1'.!''