La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 24, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, May 2d, 1929 1 Local News In Brief I I'Tllf IMIMIIB f LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. ' Mnho Couple Slurried t iltcallorH Mutt . . .. -,. ' y : At th home of Mrs. I'. 1,. Plunk, Members or tlio ,, l!a Qranilo' j(Ki8 Cove Avenue, Thursday morn-j lteulty club met in weekly session InK ut lu o'clock. Gcorso Wul. I ut a luncheon ut the Sucujuweu lvad the ring ceremony, uniting in Inn today at noon. Only routine marriage Miss Frances Mills and. mutters were-discussed. , ... Orel C. Wlio, both of Gem Coun- j . 1 " ty. ldahi. Mr. Georgo M. Plank liaby Sou AuiikkI ' . , vas also present. The young peo-; a'he nine-pound baby son of Mr. pie will BY- at liome iu the state of and Mrs. Carl Hnudurass, who ivus VashliiKfpn. I born on Muy 17, has been nuim-d Jlwiliut j lan Lee, It wus unnounced today. , L. The Hlveriu J'aront-Teacher as- Go to California sociatlon will meet tonight at 7:31)1 Clint Vun Pleet and his sister, o'clock ut Lane chapel. Athletic Mrs! Allspaught und children, left letters will bo given to. winners In last evening for Los Angeles, Cal. the recent grade school meet.- A.' . short musical program will be Hero From Walla Walla iven, oiiowcu uy retreunmenis. I Jonu Huff is heru from Wullu i " I Walla, Wash., on u short trip, lie I came to La Qranile yesterduy. . (Joins lo formula John Young, the high school . coach uu Nyssn, Ore., wus In Iji '"'re from rmilleloii Grande yeBterduy. Mr. Young was' Jjl mourns, of I'oiulleton, Is couch ut Joseph last year. ' Ho ,n - "ranuo on a business trip, drove to'Corvullls this morning to .Ho.canl here last evening. ... before siend a ' few. duys - there school is dismissed. , Homo From California Mrs. Sylvia Foster has returned t jm l.vs Angeles, Cul. She has been gone three weeks and brought her niece buck with her to spend the summer. Mrs. Foster says she wus glad to come buck to La Grunde. Here From Meat-hunt t Mrs. W. A. Houser, of Mouchum, was in La Grande yesterday. Plane Drops Engine in' Midair . Accident Toll In U.S. in Year 96,000 Here From llaker - J. 1'. Lottiidpe, vice pn.'Hident and munagor of the Eustern Oregon Light and I'ower company, arrived lu-iu lust nlfflit from liakcr for a uhort business trip, j . IIiik Opomlloii . 1 ' Sidney Howard, 14, the boh of Mr. and Mm. J. W. Howard uf 5S02 V avenue, underwent an ap pendix operation at the Or. Woii derlick hospital ycHterdajv Ho Is Kelt I n tr. along very nicely. CIIICAOO, May 24 fAI') Acel- ;dent killed iW.UOO peruonH In tho (United Stutea In l'J28, the National surety, council unnounced toduy. This was an Increase of 3.1 per cont over 1927. Of tho total num ber, of deaths 27.GU0 were uttrlh u ted to automobiles and 3US to cIVU aviation. . Hailroad accidents, the report said, are on tho wane. XEA San Francitco Buna On long (rips too much time hi -lost by refueling and motor re- pair, says J. Si Abrcu, San Francisco cabinetmaker, so ha has invented a plana that drop Its engine and fuel, tank In midair and comes to earth as a a glider for a new engine and fuel tank to be hooked on im mediately.' A single lever.'" controls tho worlc of separating . the plane Into two seel Ions and a parachute lands' tho mo- tnr irmiflv - AttriVA UtllA 11AW ' craft and at the right Is Pilot Reed Vowlea, chosen to make the flrst . experimental flight., The arrow showa where the plane separates. With his ship, suys Abrcu, it would be possible to load a cargo in New York, seal it, change motors several times nd avoid all delay , . caused by retuelluc ; . . . TARIFF BILL VOTE IS SET ..FOR TUESDAY - ' ' Continued from Pa 1 mrasure and of the census ap portionment bill Is necessary boforo the sensto can consider a recess for the summer, Senator Watson of Indiana, the republican leader. In formed tho senate today In de manding a Saturday session. ; I'AYOKN lSVKSTKiATIO-V WAHHINQTON. May U (AH) Senator King, democrat, Utah, In troduced a resolution today to au thorising the senate banking committee- to Investigato tho operation of tho federal reserve system and to recommend legislation to euro dofocta, If any should bo found. eel tent possibility of a start for Purls tomorrow forenoop. r,, k - Tho crow of thuTelluw J3lrU will carry ratlqna unusual - to long dls-. tauco nights, liana nuii will bo their solo edible. The American filers will subsist on chicken sand wiches. j . Amtano 1-ottl; sponsor of tho I'uria flight,, arrived ut tho beach from New York Just before noon. hud nothing to do with the rab- oery or siuyings. AGUA CALIENTE C BANDITS SOUGHT; WOMAN CONFESSES (Continued from Page Nino) It's In a Claii Cage Now A mjnl scepter of the old Zulu kings, possession nt which inive ineuni denih to any bin ilmse nt the regal line, la now In the r'lchl museum at Chlrngn. It I made of pink Ivory wood, one of the rarest i ut woods In the world, , Students Protest Officer's Hencvzl UKIJANA, III.. May '.M (Al') Ncui'ly five hundred atudenta In (Jrbana public whools were . on strike tnduy to protest tho removal' of Michael L. Klunlnghum. super-' Intendent ; uf schouls, who .was , chargsd with talking too freely with touchers on sex uuestlons. t ' WEATHER CHAINS PLANES TO LAND (Continued from Page 1) center. Muhs., landed his amphibian hero yesterday to notify tho filers or tho. coast guard cooperation. Tho French filers said toduy weather reports Indicated improve ment in conditions over tho At lantic and that there was nn ex- from her homo Tuesday askTViK her to ko to San 'DU'ko und drive him hark to'LonK tleueh t Wednes day. . This she did. Mti'ki wus Implicated In tile affair tliruiik'h the brliiKlnu; of Colwm to Kea ney's home, n' Miss Mllddiix Is' bet lleved to have ulded Kearney In his filKht. '- Mrs. Kearney suld her husband 0 ero Visiting . Miss Grace Brldgefnrmcr, of Woodland. Wash., is in I .a Grande. MKss Hiidgefarmer is visiting her friend. Francis Kelly. She came In last evening and expects to leave tonight. , . Puzzled . When n stimll hoy In church, heard the wnnK "Cunt l.hy hreml ' upon the waters: for iImmi shnlt 1 find It nftor many duys," he looked at his mother with Inquiring eyes mtid nsked: 'Wasn't t'ere - any ducks?" Hero From Kiitenlwo- Mi-h. Campbell und her sinter, Airs. Keaderhern, of Knterprisc, were in La Grande yesterday. They attended tho Heynold-Stoddard parly In the afternoon. Hoiih From Sail l4iko City- Mrs. G. N. Terkington returned !ast evening from Halt Iako City. She has been visiting her brother th ero slnco last Monday. . . Life a Struesle . Get ns nnicli variety tnlo youf life, as possible. Travel If you cnu f that Is luiposMlltle, rend Init tkn that tell nh-ul. oilier petiile. how they think, net ami feel. Keep the mind fresh, nterf. nellve und in terested If you would prevent bore Coral Formation . The reef-forming corals lire the Mmlrepnru "nil Moeuiidrliiii, the hit tor (loine-shaped und musnive. The.v uru ctMiIined (o waters In which through the coldest winter months the temperature does not full beltiw OS decrees Fuhienhelt, though upually the wuter Is wiirmer than, this. Coral reefs lire uhumlaut 111 the West Indies und occur on the cousl of Ilmzil. , . 102, She Flies "Auld Lang Syne" The n ii 1 li or uf the siiiik, "Auld I.iiihT' Syne." Is not known. Snugs hcui'lnK this, iiiinie have beehui)K since the Sevoiitwntli century. The verse has been ullrlliiilcil to Hubert Hums, who. however. ercdlta.lt to nu old minstrel. For the Mariner. . During Hie lust fitly yours ninny nf the lonely Inlands .off 1 lie usual shipping'- routes have been pro visioned hy the Kovernineuls uf Hie various nn I Inns. Anion;; these lire Possession Island, on" iliu West Af rican const i Amsterdam island, In the Indliiu iK'eiiu. null St. I'niil Is. land. In the Smiili Inillnn icean. . A Seriou, Thine Love . . Life Is n love ulTalr. . . ' Yuuiii! people In love lire prepar ing tu.coullmie love affairs In Hie next reneinllnn. This love w Iti null mid weep nliiitil Is the uiosl serious HiIiik In the world; we slmulil iilve It till the Inti'lllKeiitl we can coinnninU'. K. V. Howes Monthly. ' ' ' ' Stores TODAY and SATURDAY Hero lrUtu Astoria Mr. and Mrs. O. C. ChiistenHOii . Grande from Jkstorla- j-lstenson . was formerly, I )einr a ii (Tin a do " li o FT. 6 1 n e"?" in this city. . . , imjP in hu. Mis. Chilt Mazel De'if iohig to lortlami - Ha,el Owens, of Kumuiervllle. left last evening for Portland. Sim expects to upend the summer with her mother, Mrs. It. Ucrimsher. Here From Portland Mr. and Mm. George Arrow-i smith left last evening for IJort-1 mint, i tn:jr iiuvl1 uuitii hi Grande for tho past two days. Going to llcrmlstoii Myrtle Christian left last even ing for her home In Hermlnton. She hits been visiting her sister, Mrs. M. A. Thompson of luibler, for the last two months. i:iks Initiate A class of 12 was Initiated Into the Klks lodge at the regular meeting last night. The noxt In itiation will be held next fall. Wnby I lorn Mr. and Mm. T. U. Clark tast night, according to reports received here this morning. : ' I 1 rum row! . VdVSll TS 1 thrums. E, lSLMfi Xr Goes to I'orllinitl Audmer I'layle ' left, yesterday morning for Portland. Mr. 1'laylo drove, to Wet Oregon on busi ness. ' - "; lln-e I'ront I'ortlajMl . - Mrs. H. Templelon and cli lid roll -iwere expected .home hurt evening. They have been vlsitftig Mrs. Tenipleton's folks, Mr. and Mrs. P. UHy, for the past threo weeks, Homo l'"m Iortlainl : Charles KaHher lias returned home from Portland. Mr. Karthrr v;is aeroinpunled by his mother, who will spend a week or two vis iting here. It was great! says. Mrs. "Wil helmina Schultz, 102 years old, of. Michigan City, Ind., who recently new to Benton Harbor, Mich., for the opening . of a new airport there. At the left Is Pilot Wynn Bradford who was at tho con trols She ia believed to be tho. oldest person ever, to fly. COMKDY AND SPORTLTTES VIMiing In IVmllcion Mr. and Mr. Charles Playlc i'Hve gone to Maker to spend Krl Ji'Ay and Saturday visiting thlr daiiKhter, Mrs. Karl !toenhautn. VUHIng Hit Mother ' Kdris McGulro la here from PortlHnd. Khe is visiting her mother. Mrs. H. B. Morgan, for the next two weeks. l-Yoni Tiu-oma Jesse B. Paul. Mrs. M. Austin, Mitut K. Boyle and Miss M. Klumph nre visiting here from Tacoino, Vah. o to Wallowa ljik Mrs. Grace Hnyder and non "harlea. left yesterday for Wallowa l.ake. They will return Sunday. (ofitg to I Vet I in id' a m Mrs. K, Myers and son. left last evening for Bellingham. She was vhdting relatives In !- Grande. Hen From Hllganl- Mrs. U Mcyera. of Hllgard, U in Jfcl-a Grande. Hhe came In yestcr- "d-jy. Hrnr From l'fMllriote Mr. and Mrs. J. 1 Ot Mm are h'-re from Pendleton, They ar rived here yesterday. - - ARCADE - Saturday . Presenting FANCHON and MARCO'S F & M VAUDEVILLE " On the screen DEVIL'S APPLE On the Stage -AIMEI3 Accordian Queen CULLEY and CLAIRE "Stringing Stringers" FRED BROWERS AND CO. Popular Song Writer BEEMAN AND GRACE This and That All in Fun TODAY 100'o All Talking "CHINATOWN NIGHTS" and ' ' All Talldng Comedies COMING SUNDAY ALL TALKING, ALL SINGING "MOTHER'S BOY" Singing and Talking Sensation. DONTMISSIT! Premiere Showing in Oregon. This becoming, strap slipper (as pictured) in either blonde kid or black natural, -Sure to' please '' and sure to give comfort without a sacri fice of chic. .' Others.r. ' " ' $3.08 to $5.00 TODAY ; "PHANTOM of tho :', ... TURF" A horse race, that will ' thrill you. also 1 Adventiiiii of TARZAN and-,- ! . 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