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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1929)
Fridayj May SI, 1929 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE, page F?ve i ft Local News In Brief Il'nitM's Ia (irniiile Or. A. It. All! lor. vice president' I of the oroKon state lion rd of op- ! toniotry, ,vhp uU.mleil the recent 'meeting held in ).a Grande, de-j .srrihfd tliis city In an Interview with a MeMinnvllle reporter,' -as ' follows: "l.u (Irando is ;i hoaiitjinl inland eity of ahout lO.IKui people,' with wide streets and a clean busi ness district inade up .01' many modern forepi-oof strueiiires. lOspc- dally noticeable Is the utreet liht- I tiK. lteiiutji'iU orniunenlM 1 in nip j posts wltli hrllliiint lights 1 iuivn Ijikeii the place of arc lights and have en I ! rely dim Inn tod the un ' sltfhUy' liKlit and ieicphone-pule.H from the main wtreets." ' Starts to Middle West ' Miss Altn l.illlo of tlir ' school faculty lt-.ives tonight tor 1 Payette, Idaho,. wlitw,.-? she wjll sni-nd the day with friends and in the eveniiiK will ronrinnc In-r journey to her honm at Indlalo, Iowa. Tomorrow evening she will ' bo joiiH-tl at .Payette by Miss Alice Klippol. KOimr to her homo near Ibilt, Iowa for the siuMmprv-.und Mrs. Kiln l)oiy who is Yin her way to l.iiiiHinfr. Michigan for a visit 'villi- her souk, and to her -rela- resumed her duties as an employe l lvy arid' friends. " . j "t hospital.- Arrived Last' NiirJjt -... ' ' j VIsIUhk l.cre ' -Miss Viola Garden, secretary of 1 "(' M"t. Jas.'H. CIoukIi ar- the (Ueumi Kmleavor I nion, of lived in l.a Grande yesterday af Portlaml. arrived In l.a Giande ternoon and are slaying at the C. S. last nlKh! and is' a Knest of Miss Paddock home. They came here lliifda Anderson. She will leave from Portland ami will remain for lids artornoon. for T.ostlne where 'lays. ' ; she will be one of thex principle I t : - KlienlcefM tit the. .Grande Itonde l.loliii-iis llome district convention of -Christian Kn- ' Hfdney Howard, who underwent d,eii,vm Miss Frances Kelly,., of l.a nn nppendlx operation at the Dr. Gra'ndo. will accompany Miss .Ox- Wonilerliek . hospital a we.ek iifo. il.en to Lost inc. ;-- .. .n-liirncd to his homo at JS02 'A Gnosis From Seattle 7 Mrs, li. F. Tyler, Paul and Rob bie Hyde, and Miss Mabel M.orton droye to Valiima, Washington very early Hiis morning where they met 'Mi's. Clara Lewis Spenian and two 'daughters 'la ra belle and Uorothy Lou, of Sealtb' who returned to La, Grande' with them .this after- noon and will visit -friends hero foe . - the next three or four ,weeis. Here l-'rom Spokane M iss 1 rlea ne W h isb i- ret u rued : 'yesterday morning from oiinno ywhere she is a junior ut the lea-1 1 c.ons hospital there. MKs AVhisler : will spend the summer with her ? mother, Mrs. M. II. Whisler, at ' cove. Went to Xorlli lowlop ! -Mrs. It. C. Cnnn. of Ln Grande,' 1 left yeNtei'day morning -for North j Pmvdcr. She .spent tue d:iy with : her father. It.- F. May and re j tui-ned-last evening. . Went to linker Mrs. It. KreutK went to .Baker ' .A yesterdtiy morning where sli sue nt 1 lie day with her mother, ; o m ami 0 1 'en ree a n d ret u i-ned ; i evening. Mrfl.?ln "V i,,..r'" I . Goln-J to Vnloii $) Mrs. John Ward and Childri'n. ' yerna and Junior, left yesterday I morning for Union. They visited : iheir mother, Mrs, Mayette. over ' Memorial day. .. Juuc I-Voiii WUdci Miss Krnnecs Kelly and imdh ; or. Mrs. V. Kelly returned Wed j nesday from a trip to Wilder and , ('nscadi'. Ida. They visited friemls In i 'n sea de and Mr. Kelly in Wilder. Itcliiriis l-'roiii Portland I.. I.. McKennon returned Vi terdav nioi-ntn'ir from Portland.! ,1 M w nere no aiteiuteii the lunerai oi ""imr .i-nier- , g I bis sister, Mrs- .). M. Merry. who 'la-v- 1 j pnKseil away lii Portland Monday, j ! " - ' --' 1 ' : STAR I iS I I f OliAIV . i TODAY ! u'rin"' .j Part Talking ' ! 1 Orchids WILDCAT "I HVVIS STONE. i ) "Sioux . ' , BIX)()D" j . ' J 1 -J Vitaphone Acts j" ' ' ? Sound News VIsUs Here j Kohs Ciuilfty, of Kimono, passed 1 Ui rough 1 .a (inirule yesterday aft'er- 110011 on lils way jo l.ostfne u at- tend tlu Christian Kmleavor con vent Ion which begins there this evening. Mr. Oniley Is field secre tnry of-the Oregon C'-lirlstian Kn deavor I'lion and wiil he. one 0 the main speakers on the -protfraiu of the convention.' Here? for 11 Visit Mrs. Spivcy wtnd son.s, Krejl iuifl Glenn, of The J alJeH :ar i'lved in I, a G'-nnde "yesterday morning:.. ' .M rs. Splvey ,wlll visit Mr.s. Uyan in .this city for , .two .duya. , .. . . j rnnimllMv to AbH't Tire 4!nion Conniv PoilIWll Qf- Pa rent -Teacher uVsoriatfons c.qiii mittee will met tomorrow after noon at 23(1 at Un public itimuy. rJ;his committee is working, for ilic interests of the county library. lEcMium lutlcf! ' Miss Anne' Hacker, who under went a lonhK operation ;U the Or- Womlerllek hospital a few days KO. has fully recovered, and has I W dnosdny. J'roiii Oakhmd- ' . - Mrs. K. S. 'Ibiriles arrived in La Grande yesterday, from Oakland, 1 at. Mio lias heen In California for a year and yill ' , yisit Mrs: I'aulineWnni in La .Grande. t ItHtirii lo llojiie I. I I.'. I... Mrs. K. L. Kdwards nnd baby ; daughter lettr the- Dr. jVpndcrllek j .' hospital yesterday for their home I at :iu4 Pennsylvania avenue. . 1 Attends i'ouvention -Mim. 0ieo. Kochester, roturni'd to J hoi- homo yegterdiLj- after spending the last ten days in Yakima at tending the State Sunday Rchooj convention and visiting iend. Arrest Woman ' Scroggs was arrested here yestei-day by the police fur. Knterpi-ise officers. The warrant charges reckless driving. It(!trns IVoin Kntt'rprlse iMis.s Agnes tirny returned lnsp evening from Knterprise, whero .Tin- n M-in .m unn uii ny. roe vis - mothqr Mrrt. George Gray., -..J.. .JL : " f - " Here I'roni Port land Mrs, c. Mayer arrived yesterday morning from Portlaml. Sli,e -wijl visit her fat her, Charles 'Weaver, for two d;fys, ' io(ng to luikciv Mr. and Mrs. O. 1.. Larson, fit l.a lira tide, left yesterday J'or Maker, returning last evening. ;oc-i lo AValloua Ijike M iss I 'by I lis Barnes and Ja vld foimhenower went to Wallowa Lake yesterday to spend the fla They returned last evening. "scar Krecs of Walla Walla i . j Here l-Yoni Walla Walla - Jtftre 1-Yo.ui f-'fu'ilaud y .lln.s Jew.n jC'UuiyHw arrived in I. a Gr.imli' thin morning from I'ort lanrt. Miss fhamller is a nuraf tit the K ma mi I liospital thre anil will he hi this eftv tihout n week. She will visit her folks. Mr. urnl ! Mrs. l V. t'handlor. ' cjislns tti l-::iterprie 4, 1 Shields, pastor of the Presbyterian c.huren at Kjiierpriso, .wan In La G ramie this morning. M.1-. Shields has been in Portland since last Monday and Is rtturnln. to Knterprlse this moral iik- Ijcfl to? Salem Miss Jeaii .Campbell left yester day morning for her home in Salem. Miss Campbell will be In Salem this sunnier, and expects to attend t'1 Monmouth Normal ,scho,ol ths fall. Going to Joseph-!- ' Mr. i,a, MUik. and son and daamhtcr, Mux . and Maxine, U-fl Lit Grande huh morning mr '- we-m. .iiin. .MiiiK "nn 111 .o,g.ui.ij U,s -a .aenyjate trom tne itenecca s , W,oKe in yumpn. i"--"' viMini vith Ii-s. Gillaspey tit Mcdford. Go to StiiiNnervlMc Miss Mertha AVallslnger, Airs. Joe Woods,- and Mrs. Margaret ( Hiver and Mi, and Mrs. .lames Moss went 1 10 vujiiiiit'i vine, yemei tiny muriiiiiK, S'hey had dinner tljere and visit friends in the afternoon. ey IjU'sidcjit'c-r c- The H. M. Hay family has moved from their homo on 1 "Ml 'edar .street to an apartment at the La Grande hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Sarvis and family have taken the Hay home on Cedar street. Go in Klirtp Wiley Goj-don nnd Thelnia Hray left yesterday morning for Klgin. The spent the day vUltlng Mr. and iMj-s.'ViJUtun Uoulet, 'and Mr. and Mrs. Pert Hilt. -They returned last evening.' ; . , . - Goes tt I taker Mi-s. Andrew Loney. Jeft this n.ior,nijig for Jitike.r. , Airs.1 Loney will spend the day visiting Mrs. A. Wrigjit; and return tomorrow mornlni? j ; I . 14Gims lo Oinnliu ' Mrs. Hohert Clark, of La Grande. left last even in ir for .Omaha. Mrs. Chirk reeMfvixt ivoril vosl ni-tl;i v Unit Jier son, Nevvto,n- Clark. passed away last evening. ' , - Visit hi Smnnierville I M r. a ml M i s. Ha rry M Orrlson of Walla Walla, spent Memorial ilay .visiting friends In Sumniei ville. They returnci) yesterday evening. Golujr (o Salt ltike, Clty-r Mrs. Walter Andrews und" child ren, of I'oi tlaud, vwi'B.' in La Gt umle tails morising. Mrs. An1?ews Is en routo to Salt Luke ,City. . Ieiy From 'urtia mi Mi nnn Axil, (tf I'm-llntid uonnl !0Memoiial day In La Grande. Mi.va - ,sh Vits formerly n:,.n Grande resident. '- .: i - . .;, Go to IVijilleion A number of coiiplep .went to I 'end let on last evening Ho 'attend n dance. Cole McKlroy's oi-ehcstra furnished music. , fio lo l0l).ll.-lon U&i Vi Mcn-s.Siz....,, Ijl. " A mimlHT of coupli'H .went lo 1 OIIioi-h Sl.lin to : 1:1 OrOIlae, Ul'l?, 1 I . -. ' ":-: ' .I,-.-- - I- ii i win" (w.wotii'bii' i wiiii in j 'I 1 . - . Trottpr Offers Extraordinary Values for Saturday $40 Values Pure Virgin Wool Fabrics made by Washougal of Syra suce, N. Y. Finest showing of beautiful weaves, pat terns and colors. New Shipment Broadcloth Shirts ? 1.00 3 for $2.75: i . . Here J-'rom I'ortlund M rs. Karl Frm mun 11 tit! daitirli ters, Jane and Hannah l.ou, ar- rived from l'ortlapd yesterday.) They tire visiting Mrs. Kloyd Scrilier iinlll Sumhiy ;n ... iijiL-fiw. Mr. and Mrs II. Irwin were here from Daker 10 attend the com mencement exercises. They, vis ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. YV. M. - Wilson. Plculr at Siarkcy Mr. and Mrs. Collier, rs. Henry I HIckey. and Mrs. Robert 'Ayres I went to Starkey yesterday nuirn- I US' for a picnic. They retiirneil j last eveninj". ' , Here l-Vnin Portland S M." Casey, of Portland, arrived hi La Grande yesterday inornlnK". Mr. Casey Was formerly of La Grande, and he is visiting his son William Casey. (;,dn- to WallOAva Jak m,. ,, M ,.s w ,, Hohneil kump. Mrs. Sa.lie Giv,..n, Mtvs. Anna Haker.Mind three Bolinenkamt children are going to Wallowa-Lake I today. They will return Sunday. Spcud .Memorial Hay in I taker - Mr. anfcl Mis. J. C. Hadden. of l.a Grande, spent Memorial day in leaker, visiting Ma. and Mrs. John McKenney, returning last evening. , Going to Oakland . ' Me. and Mrs. Will Andoi'son,;of Jacksonville. Fla.. were in La Grande yesterday. They left this morning for Oakland, Cal. Itccii lu Poiilaml ' ' Mrs.. J. V. Sehler returned yes terday from Portland, where sl.o has been visiting her daughter Mm. Che pin. It' turn to lcpdletoii Jack Hiatt and Frank Cullen re turned tci Pendleton last -evening. They were here yesterday visiting relatives ami frjftnds. , fUores OUTING SHOES I! el table summer footwear it mueh less than is usually iwked. Flexible' Klk tvipers over Hie new No-Murk composi tion sole, tacked nnd sewed. Itubber heel. Sizes if I . 11:1 , ' : 1 1 I ri ; 1 J SCHOOL DAS CLOSE UNTIL S'EXT AUTUMN , (Continued !ropi page Qne will be given a rndlolonoKraph graduates, determined by a cine It, -ford, Xtoyd Jacjison, .CarJ Johnson, in nddliion to the trip to the east, .jiu-ve 4lie wa'teJies tills year to Jane. Ned Jones, Maravene Kbldle, Kran verai:e of t:l 8 Stamre. and Nylle Lewis. cis Lewis, Margaret MueAJllsicy, LVnnklin avernL-e.l HAH In hi---. Al.n J.I -..,.l..tM .. Imvr. been ' Jonnlo Nielsen, Claire Perkins, JoajJ four yeairt of high school, maklm,- 11-' A pliw grades. 24 As and two II plus m-udes. He made a total of credits Ln four ve:.rs nud only 1 11 are required .to graduate. JJo took four years of Kngllsh, three of inatheniaiics. three and a half of ( M lein e, ;tlu-.ei."and a ba(f of history, ;iotir 01 i.atin ami one 01 .Npamsn. He also had half a year In the hand, half a year in the f'Jcp club," and a yenr In library work. He j Verna -JHel- ford, Nora Ithdvop. attended .t M. T. C, two summcj-s i-jlsa ISouue. KrnCHt P.rlgs, Alyin and expects 40 no a Mia in this year. Franklin is a four-year .honor stu dent, received a Ili-Uad honor pin was assistant m:inap;cr of , the Mlm- lr. u member of the student con ference, the student police, busi ness manager of tht senior .lay, a member ,of the Latin .club. Inad usher in the junior play', ami tool; part in track. Franklin today at noon received notification from Lola ml Si 11 n ford KEEPS YOU MENTALLY ALERT! ; Ho you realize t)at mental heaviness and Irritability j'ae caused' by ' the sluggish action of the. .doiune-h '.' Jlcxall Jaative Sal.t Ilexall Laxative. Salt, n re , freshing efferveseent. will . remedy this condition . ,by keeping the bowels regu - Jar in action. ' Start In to morrow. Sold only nt ... .J Glass Prugs Jnc. Just In . Straw Jlats in new weaves and shades .-. "... ;p KAV-r with safietV i5 8 nnlversliy. .where t.he students nry liuehaiifin, liaymond Wyek.b?y, Cw s,elecied uiiUer a liKld Kistem of .ex-(aid Htirnett, Kranees Clay, l'auliue aniijHiUons and selections, that iu'Conrndt, itnth I u tin ml, Hohert n,wl oji accented 01 the fall term. le iw 4,erlvtt,ty ronstdt rlAiK attend - lug the university. V The Peare Jewelry store, which annually cives away two watches t.o neither absent nor tardy in the last war. received certificate this afler- "tioon. Track letters. Ill-Dad pins. e.omcil awards to itulb Cullen and Mary lUiilenburg, report cards, e4c, were also given out. IVrfet't Attendance f r"n.he lisl ot students .who attend- in -l!2N-2 fol- w" 1 1,1. nliJ.-unin,JUa...,M 'gOQOpQ o,o.oo,9p,90po9?p;o 00000000000000000000000000000 SATURDAY SPECIALS WASH DRESSE.S Age 2 to 1-4 Liidi.es Wasli Frocks, new styles and trimmings ; ' .0,8.1,95 and 2,0.5 , . r- . i imS' -VASH SUITS, Age 2 to' 8 . . . ' 9S to $1.08 - ' . MAY SUITS Age 1 to 8 ,Y 19 to 79 ; . 'COVEJ? ALL SUITS Age 2 .to 8 : ;. 98 to $1.,39 :. a NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP .S0009.0 90.99000000 00.000,000090000000000000000090000 Grande facKers . City .Grocej-y and Market Main 75-50 pur Cards Are on the .Table $494,831.91 ; yf'sxs 'pajd the UnjoA County Farmers for live stock and farm pro- duce for tne year of JjJ)28. . . t ;-V- 'CITIZENS! ' ' . ' Does ijt matter to you whetfipr your next ham, your next slab.' of bacon, your next nai of lai'd.is "MT EMlbY BRAND" Help us to make ijt $1,000,000.00! This is our goal. You will save money, and at the same time build yo,ur community. THINK IT OVER. ' "MT EMILY" LARD, No. 10 '""MT EMY" H AMS Jj8'i " $1.JJ.5 Mild c.ure. Excellent flavor. , , 10c for return of pail. Op,e.n Non.e fetter. , kettle rendered. 10'o less moist- - r -1 Wfe ' : BREAKFAST BACON 28 lb. MT . EMILY PICNICS-19 lb. ''JtAJ' mild Sugr Cure. guantee,. ,- . BONELESS COTTAGE BUTTS BACON BACKS, Lean 22 lb. : 25)b. Sugar Cured. Excellent. None Sugar Cured. None better, better. , Sugar C. & 11. Puis Cane, Cash Pi-ice. 25-11). bajf Graham Crackers oncy Maid, 4 12 H). carton 7K Special Flour Itoval Cream H.-ini WlKMit. rrpf 49 lb. Pineapple J'JiW)y's Fancy Whulu Slict-s, A f?n Vi tin, 2 for LkOL Suner Suds r Makes clothes whiter. Hug. price QQ 20c. SiK-cial, 2 laj-iro niiokj.iges T Ginger Snaps A Snow Flake Baker Product. 07 Keg. Barrels IL Rakjng Powder Sehillintr's Pure Cream of IQ Tartar, full 16 (.. tins LiOV All of Our Clerks Are Memlrs of the RoUi) p.;H jiilt lakln, Iji Verne Kul liner, Klsle ice (iray, Miriam Haima. Sherman i'"1 tirac e Hedden, K lea nor I ; 1 licks. Harold llnyt, ltuby llunper- j'W0-. nfl I'.'fW1;'''! ln" Jaciuellne. O Itrltm, Uo bert ' Hnnwey. J,eonard Uoo 5ora St lei. Snyder, lo teli.bcK. lon- uld. Siellman, Tlebna StfUn, rn- .ejt Tuyeson and Miko Zupan. An umulvertised flight oyer Jho Atlantic failed dismally when a Jiuirsh lu-n fell exhaiulc,d .on t)fli deck of a Keh.o.ouer oJT' e&vK.v Itanks. Mass. 7T O o o .0 ,0 o o o o o o o b o o o o o o o o o Ronde Meat Co; and Distributors of ML Emily .Products Economy Grocery and lurke.t . Main 67848 GROCERY DEPARTMENT Quality Foods for Less fl -j A ff Matches Buffalo Brand, Rug. Carton 2 for I Js Ree-ular Bars 4 or Del Monte 2'4 tins, 2 1m, " Pioneer Actrcis Onkhown " ft Ik believed liiaf" tUv Mist wont; ail who ftppeuiid in any regulna dranm performed jhe prt of. Ies .deiuoua lu OHu-IJi;.7 iler name ! not known. 1 1 1 ii 1 ilium THE ROYAL RIDER Ono of the . ;. Greatest of all ! .2 jidv.entuj'e . Also . ." Adventures of 1 Taiwan ; .':;? Tics imd Fables , v IP Hooyer Market Main 75.5 t San ; v- Crystal White Soap The market has advanced. Lay in a supply at (this low price. T - AA 25 liars P 1 UU 25c Creme Oil Soap :.. 25c Peaches Fancy Heavy Syrup tor ,' 45c Monarch Coffee Triple Sealed Carton. T)i carton in the window is still float ing iflU'r huyinjf lieen in water for 12 days. Why buy tin? It costs more. 55c 3, , $1,60 Clerks' i'nion No. 417 1
