La Grande evening observer., May 28, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

Tuesday, May 28, 1921).
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, IA GRANDE, ORE.
Local News In Brief
I 1 )
Out of Danger
Mrs; Howard Gasactt, of Cove,
who was brought to tho Dr. Won-
derllck hospital In a -critical con-l
Uitlon yctiterduy. In reported out ol
danger today and rucovorinif.
GIVE PLANS
FOR INLAND
AIR SERVICE
(Continued from Pag I)
Trip to Itunis i Appollllca la Air School
Frank Seward and Paul Wilson ! . Carl J. Forastrom Jr.. of North
made a very enjoyable trip to , Powder, a member of Company K, I
Burns Baiuruay. i ney went to at- J 180th infantry, has received word
tend the Installation of a new that he has been appointed to a
Kaslo lodge at Uurna. One hun- government air school near San
dred and twonty members were IMpro, as a result of competitive said Newton Wnkefleld, traffic
signed up for tho lodge. They re- j examinations taken recently. Mr. . managar, wl(l. make coiu.ee-
port that Hums Is growing rapidly Fonstrom will go to Camp C'lat- tlons with the California-bound
as a result of a new lumber mill sop with Company E and wll" leave planes In Portland and Brattle.
being nuui mere. 1 no two men . cump early In order to report for . . 'Montana passengers could
his duties at the air school on June reach Calllomla in one day's time."
2sV: -His enlistment period In-tho''
air' school will cover Ureo years CONKIK.MK 31AM Kit's AX.
time, it Is reported.' I ' JiOt'JiCBMKXT
' . : I'relinilnary announcement of
Mrs. Hurrlett MacDonuld returned . School Kplrlt the plans ror a passenger servico In
last evening from their ten days' The spirit of tho class of '29, I,, tho Inland Kmplre was made by
trip over to points on tho coast. H. 8., Is strong enough to muko a ' N. U. "Nick" Mumer a few days
Mrs. Kelt, lira, lllrnlo and Mrs.
Francis uttunded the state conven
tion of the I". K. O. sisterhood at
returned Sunday ovening. .
Kcturii from Coast
Mrs. Clyde Belts, Mrs. Mnrjorie
Francis. Mrs. George lllrntu and
Seaside, with the Clutskanlc chap
ter as hOHtcss, while Mrs. MacDon
uld spent the limo visiting with
friends' in Portland.
'Jakes Atito Trip
H. W. l.i'lKliton drove Friday to
Cupe Hor'n where ho visited brief
ly at the homo of his mother. On
trip up Table moumulu. No ono ago when he was In Pendleton with
knows who placed tho " '2S" on tho the "West Wind," tri-motorcd oir
mountuln but the class Is proud of pluno. It was announced at that
them, whoever thev are. This Is time that l.a Grande, ltuker and
tiie first time class numeruls have ' Pendleton would be regular stops a
adorned the mountuln.
"Bill Dollar" Is Continuing His
' Journey Through Local Stores
i
THE- WOMAN WHO 5ENDS
OUT OP TOWN FOR EVEBY-
THINC. MAY SOMEDAY
SEND YOUR
HUSBAND OUT
OF TOWN FOR
3
Hill" Do Hut, IjU Grande's best '
clthten, Iti continuing his journey I
of education throuKh. the stores
nd to tho workers of thin com
and ono wua brought from V, dis
tant cityT"
"IT your husband in a dentist
would you like the imhi1o here to
tenor him and nu elsewhero for
treatment T If your husband lu a
lawyer, a mechanic or skilled In
any trade or urufesidun. Isn't It
perfectly uluml for you to cx-
Inert his Be r vices tu be sought, en
gaged and nnid for in Ui lli-Hudc.
"Xo mutter what your husband
hu sinews or profession or Interests
uiay be you expect the support of
Ua Grande people. That is itaturul
and It is right. If you buy your
goods from tt mail order house or
a merchunt-ln another city, tenor
lug the' local merchants, the local
j merchant Is unquestionably Justt
j fled in feeling exactly ua you must
feel In ttucli instances ua thoso
. cited above.
"Years ngu tt whs the .custom
to produce right In the homo
community tho things required for
Mrs. Stiles Improving;
Friends of Mrs. I'. V. StlU-s, who
underwent her second major oper
ation lust Thursday ut Hubburd,
Ore, were advised today that she
-w qui, lu 1 1 It HUIMTH Ul IIIIH COIU- I , ,i , ,
on the proposed route. Today's 'numlty showing the power for good 1 home , l!Me Uut "8 lM .
announcement confirms tho iiro-l,u,. iu i .i..n.... ... Kiw, bringing greater weulth und
iiiiiiinury announcement ma ue prev
' iously. It is expected that the ser
vico will btj started In about 6U or
00 days.
his return homo lie stopped ut , m recovering us well us could be! HEALTH CLINICS
Jltulrus, Oregon, where he was J expected. , Her condition is very! Ffll? PHTT nRVM T
joim-u vy ins uuuKnier, miss U-
letta lA'iffliton, who has been
teaching in the high school und
who returned homo with him Tor
the summer vucution. They reached
borne yesterday.
V' niilpniwl . lino
MtMiMrial Ia
The O.-w.' nulroud has ttn
nounced 'round trip couch excur
sion faivs. 1'ortlund to l.a Grande
for Memorial day for $G,;w(th May
la as the only sulu dtitu.' , Children
between five, ami 12 years of age.
win no emirgea 3. 1'ussencens
good, a letter today suld.
Homo J'Vom Iloi.se ....
Hill Templeton returned 1 last
nilit from a trip to Uoiso on busi
ness. Mr. Templeton left hvio
Suturduy morning. j '
IjtU for St'iitlle--t: i
FOR CHILDREN TO
BEGIN ON MONDAY
'i (Continued from Page 1)
Hlatt. registrars, and Mrs. G. I.
Vairntine, Mrs. J. C. Mcl'herson.
Mrs. Hoyd l'ldcock. Mrs. J. T. Ho
Mrs. Mary liggs, mother of Mrs. ' gensen. Mi., Jf t. Uoivy, Mrs. John
Frank Mice, of this city, left last Melville. ! l i.j.jjj, ' , ,
night for Seattle. Wash., where she! T1, ni''',.,
will visit: wth her son for' some
must return from J.a Orande to , llore I'rom allow-
Portland by midnight of June 1 und
no stopovers will be allowed.
Hero Vor a Visit . V
Klmer Glenn, of La Grande, who
Hius been in San IUcko. Cul., in the J
I V. 8. navy, Is here for u visit with
his brother, Howard Glenn. Mr.
Olenn is uccompanled by u friend.
Mr. Oren, who will stay with him
and then ao to Annapolbf. Mr.
Glenn is also to enter the naval
ucudemy hit or In June.
' Miss OlRa HariHont of WalloWu,
left last evening for Grout Falls,
Mont, . ; ., . . .
ti.... , b. i.. t .. i , a T . i Rreuuu 'vuiiiiui-in iu yuur muinu
111(11. Uin,1 til tM VMIIIKIO ItI' im . ,urt.,. ,.nn.u., r.tlt
householders to eHtabllsh stores
where all could buy conveniently
Here on Business , , .
. T. H. ltusseil, of Portland, wus
in La Grande yesterduy. Mr. ltus
seil wus hero on business.
better city
, ",Hlll" was feeliutc fine after
Thn Ttlv,..!:. M.,M n,.l :"-"H wwiitu muny iiijiis m our
Has.lchHinnaa Mrs. .i M.cily 10 ,ay ""MWiiK .In
w L .... a comfortable cash reKlster for
follows:
"I have been thinking of the
Grande. Kvery merchant or wutfe
eitrner who has rcoo)vcd "Hill'
Hollar has had Homo good from
him ' -
The merchant who ot him In
oxchai.Ke for goods took his U'k
tltnuto profit and then ho wus
passed on to some other La Grande
might bo continued. Multiplied by .'"J tnf " '':!r '"co and "
thousuiuls ut his brothers this i"",, i , T. . .. .
forn.ldal.le arn.y of mils is clreu- i'y""'t M9, Fred Mosart)
latlng In La Grande that we H!Up'icimr rrr
till I.rosper und build u bigger und JMlli ASUKEi IU
and economically.'
"Today, therefore, the retail
merrhauls of (Irande are estab
lbihed in our city for the solo
purpose of supplying tho people of
this community with the things
BE GIVEN TO
SENATE NEXT
(Continued from Pas 1)
Mrs. l.ouls,Vetiel, Airs. O. H. Max
am. Mr IJ. Fftus. Mrs, Frcjl Gchr
toB.' rs. W.'-rVUalliird.'. -:'
The general chairman for all tho
ladles today and tho treat part
reirarded as more Important thnn
the others. Tho duties placed on
shoes and raises in rates on hun-
.. . 7 7 - i,. ni.,;, . .h ,, .i,,. ..t . ureus or uu.cr .arm una laeiury
clinks is ,he council chairman, , U I lay In ',uhM I preuucu also will have, a benrlnK
Miss Alice Mnruuardt. I. .. ii.mil use. -,.,. riimltv l.udirets unless lirodue-
The sumnu r round-up Is a health I 'urully they want tu Ket as ' ! 3 h el,o lm , I
clinic at which children who uro '" h""- '""noy ' "ey can. lut tcud of PttInE tliDHi oil to tho
to enter school during cither term "" their husbands I'"' mSslnS ,l,om 0,1 to
ot school next year may receive a mrn: ,plr "'"""y l Orande it ' ;(;,w 1uovor iowcr
Co to Condon medical examination freo of "Z"iZ.... lr i'""u "" while the measure is understood
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Helms spent I charge, i no aim is to old in. Jiav- ; i0 be objectlonnblo In some respects
Sunday In Condon. They visited n every child who enters school I calamity It would bo It (J p,.,,,,., jiooy,.,., lt means his
I
nm-lr In ilHtufiiilnlmo. liiuHriuHnti '
for rate changes, the bill, proposes
that lt may consider differences In
conditions of competition' between
domestic and foreign articles In
the prlnclpul markets of tho Unit
vd Stutes, Instead of dirforences In
cost of production as provided In
the present law. Kxperlence' has
proved that foreign production
costs virtually are unobtainable
I'n'slilout's Authtirlt)
The president. In exercising his
power under the flexible clausu,
which authorises him to raise or
lower rates as much tts"6( per cent,
would be allowed, If he deemed it
necessary, to base rates ou tho
American sulllutr prive orv to re
classify articles in, older to etfex't
rate changes, t ' ,
In addition, tho executive would
be authorised to InventlKute meth
ods for buslntr Import duties on
ioiiio form of dotnestlo valuation
Instead of forelgu vatuutlon us at
present and report to congress.
Here are some of the more im
portant rate changes In the hill:
Commodity 1111! Hate l'reseiit -ltate
Wool 31c lb. 8le
Sugar X,4re lb. ' 1.7o
llutter. '.J4o lb. t'Jc
White potatoes 75o 100 llm. 5()e
Live cattle, . 1 V4 under
under 800 lbs. Ite lb. l.Ofio lbs.
Live entile, 8 over
Over 800 lbs. Sclb. 1.0Q0 lbs.
Hides lo ud valorem Freo
leather - la Mi 30
Milk Cegal.
La Grande Women
Face Charges In
U. S. Court Today
rOHTLAND. Slay iS (AH)
l'uullno Hudson, 21. and Viola
Matheney, of La Grande, wore ar
raitrned In federal court today
eharKvd with conspiracy to Influ.
ence witnesses appeuring befor)
the federal Krund Jury.., Both wo
men are held in Jail in dofuult of i
2,aiio bull. They pleaded not
EUity and trial wus set for July 11.
The women, will. 1). K. 1m tionte,
of Uu Orande, arrested Mouduy, are
aliened; to havo ofrorcd &0U to
coinplullilni; witnesses in the cast
of K Klngslcy, of Walla Wallii,
chai'Bi'd wlli, Mann act violations,
KliiKsley Is under urrest hero.
KlnKlsey, formerly of I.u Orande,
was. arrested somo tiiuo ko near j
i-t-mticiuii. no is Known jieru as
"l'etu" Klngsley.
Alrtiarflc slnce mill bus In
creusvd from dill to oM.UUU. ,
Phonograph .
Repairs
We can, fix all
makes of phono
graphs, all work
guaranteed.
Adler's
' Miisic Co.
La Grande
Our Motto '
"Quality and Service"
Cream . 4 He gal
Kresh beef & veul tic lb.
Sheep, lambs
and goats
Kreo
1! Wio !
2Uv i
3o ;
.ard
IOkks ,
Corn
Flaxseed
Ton.ati.es
ilrli-k
Cement
SilingleH
Cedar lumber
Maple, birch thr.
3 a head
So lb.
locdos.i
25q bu,
' 03H bu.
3c Ih. .
JI.SB thou.
Ko 100 lbs.
,. 25
16
Cul.lnet furniture 40'j&
fio Ui Wallowa IjuUc
Mr. and Mrs. VV. H. nolinen
kamp, ,'Mra. Knima Urady und
l'uullno Lederle spent Sunduy. at
Wallowa lake. -This was the first
trip totho Dobnenliump. cabin at
the lake. "The roads around the
lako auef Krcatly improved,
Mrs. Helms' mother.
f.oiiii; to Hof.s
liill Templeton left 'Hunday eve
ning for llolsc,. Ida,, on a business
trip. . ' j : .
llol.ncuUaniii'Hays. '
Sunday, fvcniiig,
They, returned
CiOIIO tO lloiKO- ' . "; $L': t
Hill Templeton left Suuda'y&ven-
Mrs. . log for Boise. Ida., on a. business
healthy and able to pi-ogress nor-: bread winner wore to come. , UOTt for n roorgai'ilsatlon of the
many in his school work. - V . . horn, some night and say, 'well ff com,Kon by provldlng.au
; . . mother, the boss has let mo go ,,,.,, , ,,,. ,.,,i,
George Biggs. Dies
n .K U, U .....IM... 1I1UII j terni8 of offcc of UlQ ,)peCnt X
ii moo io """t j roiiiinisslonei's at his will by tho
simple ' process of sending the
from- Portland so
At lininrj At1t ?y.nie other work
1 :. . . . ' 1 names ot ineir succcHHors 10 me
(Would be blasted becuuse the bom
, GeoiKe HiKKs. a lifelong resident went; buying In some other city j The recreated commission would
of this cmnmtinUy.i puHscd awuy when 'tho Roods at home were bet . ,n rnim.nofi np mnvnn m.i,ii.nrM
miuuiuH . iiuiiio vi ma imuKii- wi ,.mn uium vuiiuH 'm. uiu , instead Of slv, and tho president
i , imo. (jiKiii'Ei viu run, ui iniiuii, iuiiit'i ciij, jliiu uua niuiu uu u W1
senate for Its advice and consent.
to
Freo
Freo
Vreo
Free
J'-reo
33c
HATH IttCHKANK llOSi:fll ,y
WASUIIINGTON. May i8 (At)
VlKorous. opposition tu proposed
Increases In Kruin rates west of tin
MiKslKslppI river und for export was
voiced today by Governor Clyde Al,.
Heed of Kiimus at an Interstate
commerce commission heurliiK.
AppeurlitK In behalf of the stuto
of Kansas, Governor Heed said.tlat
proposed Increases, atbled to the
difficulties under htch, tho KialU
farmer was now laborniK, "Would
bring disaster and desolation to en
tire sections of the tftain growipif
SlateU." . . , -
t'olom Arrive '" ',:;;;, c
Tho :sut of colors for James K.
l-'utfO' camp No. 14, the United
Hpunish .War veterans, purchased
,Allh the proceeds of the May day
yiuij urtjiVe, Imvjnrlvd and will
bo on fli.vlay TTtffil Wednesdai
cvcnlna' at Hill's. JJcpurf incut store.
'J'o lwiv Hospital
Mrs. Fled Hrown, of TTnion, Who
lias been confined to the Grande
Hondo hospital for the hist four
days recovering from an operation,
was to. leave, for her homo this
ufternoon. . . , .e-
Hume fiom Nca-Mo ,
My. und Mrs. A. H. Hichardson
returned from Seaside Huiuluy eve
niiiK. Mrs. Hichardson has been
uttenditiK u 1. ' K. O. convention.
"The weather was lovely, and the
trip homo wus pleasant," Dr.
Hichardson says.'
Is Initialed . . . ... , ...... . .
l-'rancls Hol)iuon of La Gmntle.
has been Initiated Into tho 1'lit
Heta und Sima Xi, both honorary
fraternities. Mr. Kobinson was tho
only one iu the University of Ore
Koii tumaku both; .
trip.
ould br permitted to tKnore po
litical affiliations In making his
cmno by airplane.
tiim i-rni itni.. v ? I' ;-H -; ! ..where ho: vas -talfon -for rntedical. very poor oltlssen if he were in In
Charles Marten. Charles' fi. Hohn r'l"l,v -i"e eiKiun 01 uuf momn. uuiko in any sucn uniair practice, uppolntments. Under existing law
and Jonas Huss. or Holse. arrlwdlp UifZKli hl,d blon !l! fr Homo ( . "Supposo that your husband Is a . nut mor thun threo cominisslon
in.I.a Grande this noon. They timer Hrlirhts disease lmvlnfe been j physician who has heated hero to .(,,., ,ntty bo of the name political
ui',Miuoii ui mo uiuiii, i liv , KVU , IIIM HIII IIIIU KilUWIKUKC lulpUtty. ' " -.':
ceasdd was 02 years of age ut the the -heeds of our people, and con-j BuUuIpm "of the commissioners
tirne':of his passinff ujvil Is survlvedUrlbiitd throuith taxation, to tho wbuld -be raised from $7,600 to
tafur chlldrerifHM. Hlgs. eWb,Mhwand siiHptrt"ttf"otir mttnrri fi )00"liHU tTiell'' tertns wotml ho'
jvnnsjis City. Missouri. Ooldie Cuni-. cipu,;" enterprises If your neighbor for sbvon years Instead of twelvo
mum, un uiiiu, vusiunKion, Mrs. : needcu a doctor bow. would you as t neiMent, ...
feel If yuur husband were iffiiured To speed up tho commissions
llrrp FrtJiiV I'orllaiul ; :
'nV.MftiHfJ ofWrtinu, U RK
Grande. J-le cume here yesterduy
on business.
From F.iiKeno -V
Floyd Hoss and C. C- Morgan, of
Kuaeno, wero in Ha Grunde yes
terday. They left tills morning.
Juntos Carroll of Union und James
r.l?K, of Clarkston, Wushineton.
Hen I'Yoni Covt - 'cft'jf '
Hube Daniels, of Cove, Is In this
city today. He Is here on business
and is leaving tonight.
From Wallowa
H. M, Daniel, of Wallowa, Is a
l.a Grande visitor. He arrived in
this city yesterday.
Hero From Ilof.sc
A. L. 1 'aimer, of Hoise, is In Ia
Grande today.
1
'iueil i !...'..
Blister Clark was fined 25 lu
municipal court last night on a
charge of drunkenness and was
sentenced to 10 days in jail on an
assault charge. . Sentence was
passed by Judge C. M. Humphreys.
fin In Itiiker
Mr. and Mrs. George Cochran
went to Haker last evening to at
tend the Knntcrn Star visiting the
Esther Chapter No. 11 there. They
returned alter tho meeting.
Going to I'emlletou
Miss . Alberta Charlton left last
uvening for i'emlletoit. She has
Iff. been visftlng ut the. homo of Air.
ISF'inid Mrs. J. K. Charlton for the
Hum lr u Visit
Mrs. Stella I'uiitKon. of cromlse.
Ore., urriyed In this city last even
ing. Mrs,, I'uulson Is visiting her
sister, Theresa Smith, for the next
few days..
I'.uiug to l.us AiiReh's
Mrs. Van Yunvalkunl.urg Is leav
ing for. I.os Angeles this Krlday.
Klie will attend a Kl.rlnu conven
tion and be a-.vay. from Lml Urande
about a month.
1 "
NOW
ALL TALKING
100
A Love
Song
In
Pictures
Hero YMtina
Mr. und Mm l&irl Itickmore and
Sonny, it H:Uwny, were visiting
of-r the weekend t Ihe honiM of
John driver. They returned to
their home und:iy evvning. j
io to INniletHt '
Mr. und Mrs. Gordon MeHroim !
left last evening for Pendleton, i
where' they expect to make their .
future home. They had been in
La Grande since lost Friday.
i to Jlalfway
Mr. and Mrs. MHvJn Haxter left
last evening for Halfway. They
ent on business and will return
today.
Wriin I'aul. from 1'ortlund, l
In thtst'Uy.: !! will be here on
hunlnewi for two dn-.
Here from fir
- C. H KlmjrfcnwmtJi, of livWe
iu -La, Gralidfc on" a buiutbft suit.
Straw - Halting a
City Like La
Grande is Fun
With a Slock Like
This.
When a hatter has the
customers and the hats
and they lxth like each
other it makes life worth
while for- Iwth sides of
the counter. t '
You'll enjoy your Straw
Hat visit to Trotters be
cause a casual looking
over never jrocs without
the reward ot a fine look
ing hat. ' .
Every Straw every
braid every right shape
at very attractive prices..
$2.45 to $1.85
' -1
MORTON!
iDOWNEY
Those who know, the fihest
Serve Lipton's Delicious Teas
:'
There are many fine teas. Hut
: Upton's lathe finest of them ail
Becaune from tea Harden to tea-'
pot, Llpton'scomesdirecttoyou
, That's why, In delicate flavor
and In freshness. Lip ton Quality
srands unmatched. Yet Llpton't
costs no more.
U TON'S
Tea Merchant bv appointment to bmbBBBBBBB m.
rum ukukaEv
; ASK FOR THE YELLOW PACKAGE
GUARANTEED BY ufmaavCy. TEA P.LANTER. CEYLON
Uroqdways
Coldai
Voiced
Tenor
HI 1
For Graduation
The Ideal Gift
A Koda
Priced $5.00 and up
See the new ones in colore.
RED CROSS DRUG STORE
Phone Main 4.
i - H05 Artuma, : ' w
l.a Qrundo, Oro., Qiuce tllilK.
1
DIt. XUM MYKltif
CHlKOVIlACTOn
Keep Well
Health
Pays Daily Dividends
Hours:
.2 to.Q.&.J.to &,
Wont Jacubsun Uldtf.
Lti. Clruude, Ore, ,.
BOYS . '
LUCKY-FELLER i!
HATS
y
A new uMirtinetit uf IIojh'
Hoy Hoy Itats. Wide or nar
imiw brfiuH turned tin or
flown, (ii-eys. Tuns nod inlx
luifM wltb fin icy bunds
to match.
49 to $1.49 ,.
..'' 1 f',. '. ? - . ' '. " ' A' '
j "; 'star ; "
; Starting Tomorrow J x&$
,',.11 r-
a 'i 't'v ; in wieiropic jungle, ate-",
t' ! " offered him the revenge ho ,
thirsted for:.'.. . his wife's lover . . .
an eye for an eye . . . and then '
The thrilling ..tigcr-iiunt climax to u
throbbinjf film romancel :
' ' Metro Newa & Collcglanti
Tonite la
"China
Nite"
Don't Miss It
On the Screen
"WOMAN OF
MOSCOW"
A' human love tsong
love of molhcr and son
love of boy and girl
lold in bilk splattered
with catchy song!
Also
All-Talking I'laylcllc
Sound News .
Vitiiphonc Act
Graduation Gifts
Rayon-Silk Underwear
Close outs 2 piece silk pajames
Regular $2.98 values now for 98
BLOOMERS, STEP-INS, FRENCH PANTIES
98
' Norton's Kiddy Shop
Lk'ttcr Merchandise Lower. Prices
e
Goat
BREIER PRESENTS A
Cooli
I It vv .
FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY
&
My Word!
But these will Create
a Real Furore at-
Wed.
May 29
This is a special import quantity
purchase for an extraordinary
Price. . '
CHAIN
Buy a Coolio Coat for: '
Motoi'inf?
' Sjiorts Wear . .-,,...
lieach Wear
' Lounxiiit;
Street, and .
General Utility. : . '
Any time,, from early
morning -to starliuht you
can use a Coolie Coat.
Clever oriental prints in
dazzling colors . . too
smart for words!
They fit nnyone, worn
liy everyone.
You cannot ignore:, the. j
Coolie Cout fashion.. -:
Web.
May 29
i
.:Wiy STORES