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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1929)
Page Five Local News In Brief tln-lr m Willi" m, a lowor rlas: nt:ni nt Hip university. lii'V. anil Mrs. Vernon K. Hall i Mrs. Melon J. Lincoln Is export-' ami iImiikIui'I', rutty Ann started Iiir her nh'cn, Miss Htfa -Man vpstonluy afternoon in their car 'Marsh of Kugcno on this mornliiB's for Salem where they will Bpriul train. Miss Marsh is KOing to ac the next several (lays witnessing company Mrs. Lincoln on her trip j he jii'aduatlnn exerrlses at Will- I-Jast, '1'hey arc leaving1 tomorrow ametto university, their daughter, and .will he on two months am) MIsh Kuth Margaret hehiK a mem- ( .will ilrlve all the way. of I lift eiass, aim aisn visnint? , fining to Colorado ..Mr. anil Mrs. John W. Bennett 'and Kldrldpe Huffman' and Mr. Kill ('Myoios, llolwals j Vmler are expiHtins to leave Mon- Aeeonlin to the May report of jlay for fJreeley, t'olo,, to attend tl.c ai'tivlties of government hunt- State Teaehers college this sum crr. in Oregon, Alheit Kinnlson, of nier. They will drive to Colo I'niiiii county, killed 1'.) animals raiio. ...... l.if 111., I, ill i.w.ln.lin.r UtllliiH . Kiv iiilult royotes. 11 coyote nuns; ....... r n . nnd two hnhcatH. W. A. Hnther- . yUm K,.pMn KlopfenHteln, ro-1-md, of Wallowa, killed two Imh- 1 turned this mornlnff from t'orval auH, elKhl adult coyotes and 1:1 j lis. She has just finished her pup. course at Oregon State college, and j will spend the summer with her l!.hy Horn parents, Mr. and Mrs. CI, lClon1.-n- Au efffhi -pound hahy girl was Ki.jn. l orn to Mr. and Mrs. Horace .1. j ; leaving on Vucatlon Miss Itetiy Cochran and Murlau Miller are leaving tomorrow even ing for Portland, They will he there until Thursday evening, and from Portland they will go to Seattle, whore they will visit Mrs. Ada Ituckman. They will he away from 1-a Grande for a week. Hetiirn From TrJi Mrs. J. A. O'Nell and son, Wal ler, and her mother Airs. J. M. Walton, arrived in this city last evening. Mrs. -O'Nell was eu"llcd to her father, who passed 'away May l! In Moherly, Missouri;' Mrs. Walton1 will mali'y her home; in La Grande wlthjier daughter. ' ' f.nxv to Valorillii Wash. Jack Kincafd, of La Grande, left last evening for Waterville, Wash, Jack will spend the summer with his grandmother, Mrs. A lice lOin- cuWI. I tr turns From Iosiliu Hetty Swart returned home last evening from Lostine. She had Jheen visiting her grandmother. Mrs. 1 Harry Swart, for the past week. Gtiiux to Mlsc.iihi. Mont. t Miss Klla Zimmerman, who has l.heen living with Mrs. K. It Scott, I left last evening fur Missoula Mont. She is going there to live. Going to Pullman Mr. and Mrs. August KrtrKson. ore leaving tomorrow morning for Pullman. They will go there to hring their daughrer, Anita, hack to La Grande. Anita has heen at tending Washington State collect this year. , I .en for Portland , j I less Hoover, of ltoi.se, left last evening for Portland. She has heen visiting friends in La Grande for the past few days. (' Going to .Moscow Mrs. S. I). McLaln, Mrs.'-L. A. Pork, and Mrs. Jf II. Gi'ttyhljl from Nainpn were In La Grande yester day. They left this morning for Moscow, where they will attend the Kraduaiion exorcises of the I'niver sity of Idaho. Hciv I'roiu Pendh-toii Miss Helen Martin, of Pendle ton, is in La Grande today. .She arrived in this city last evening. of the export debenture proposal, he declared cheaper rates were Kiven hy railroads lo steel products and various manufactured articles shipped for export than, were ac corded agricultural products, The Texas memher denied that the debenture plan was a subsidy, as he said It had been described In newspaper editorials. I Various members of the confer ence committee explained the t changes made In the bill to con form to the conference agreement ami declared that the measure In Us final form was essentially the same a when It originally was .passed by Ihe house. I The house disposed of the men- 'sure after Utile more than an hour of discussion. No effort was made to obtain a record vote in the house on ap- , pi oval of the report, although sev eral "noes" were heard when the I motion was made that It be adopt- 1 ed. tered the world's record for the discus l brow when he topswl the uilssle ir fei t 1 7k Inches in his iiualifylng effort, Moeller of Ore gon came up with a loss of 1&9 feet. Hi incites, hut his mark was not allowed because of a foul, Whillock of Oregon State college was one of those who imalified In 'the javelin event. Floyd of Texas A. & M. made the best throw of 1H7 feet. The preliminaries in the 1 - a yard high hurdles (two men to nualify each heal); result ed as follows: First bent won by Anderson. Washington; 1-Mmonds, Stanford, second; Sating. Iowa, third. Time: 15.1. Second heat won by ' Sent man, Illinois: Itockaruy, Ohio State sec ond; Gordon, North Texas Tench or, third. Time: Mo. f Third heat won by Grand. Utah; j K aster, Fresno, t'al.. State eolh-ge, j second; t I'Hrien, Notre Dame, third. Tune: )4.!I. Fourth heat won by ltogers. 1111 i mils; Kane, Ohio Wcsleyan, sec ond; Jtager,. Iowa - Ktiitot. ...thlrOL Time: 15. I tine us qualifiers wore Hen it 10, Colorado Aggies; . Anderson, Cor nell; Lyon. Kansas Aggies; Him mus, Ohio Slate; Rrieker, Southern Illinois Normal; Krenz and Kotli ert, Stanford; Brook and Sander son, Michigan: Moelle r, Oregon; Baldwin, Texas: Jess up, Washing ton. Best 'throw 1&!I . fe-t 1 Inches by Itasmus. (New world record). Former record If8 .feot 1 S-ft Inches, made by Hud Housur, . Southern Palll'ornia in i'.rd, Has Blond Poisoning Hal Huilspeth has blood poison ing in his hand, caused hy a bruise. He From Canity II. Smith, of canby. was In I La Grande yesterday on business. .1 1'MOH PUOM THHKATF.NF.D KVANSTON, 111., June 7 (AP) The Junior prom, chief social event, of tun Fvanston township high sehool's commencement season, j was threatened today because of u 'difference of opinion as to whether IIS negro students should be per- I mined to attend. Nelson Tuesday at their home at 2'im Campbell street, liaker. The little ulrl has been named Mae. Th Nelson's were former residents of La Grande, movintr to liaker ivlien the Grande Hondo lumber 'company offices were transferred I to that city. t Initiation at Itaiiihow . The Order of Itainbow for Girls will meet tomorrow night nt 7:3n o'clock at the Masonic hall. There will be initiation. Alt Masons and Ka stern Kiar members are wel come. . Hern From Iteiid Mrrf. Lloyd H. Magee, of Hend. and Mrs. L. Olcotl wore in La Grande ' yesterday.- They; worn formerly of this, city. licit From Joseph . -Alice Itlandorn, of Josepli. In io La Grande today. Itcturu to Salcni Mr. and Mrs, Hal E. Koss. of I'n Meet. .Monday The La Grande Dairymen's as sociation will hold their regular a ilernoon. Mr. II oss is secretary Salem, returned to their home this j nipt,t,nK Monday In the city hall: at - t. m., it waa announced today." All Interested persons arc welcome -to attend. j Going to l-Uigcnc , Mrs. Martha Swart and her daughter,- Huth,: of Lostine. left last evening for Eugene where they will spend a week visiting Mrs. IL K. Merldelh. NORRTS LAME DUCK BILL IS UP TO HOUSE! (Continued tram Page 1) ROTHERT BREAKS SHOT RECORD AT CHICAGO TODAY of state, and they have been stay ing at the home of Mr. and M'-rsJ. Loyd Scriber for the past four days. Mr. and Mrs. How attended the Eastern .Oregon Livestock show j yesterday niternoon ami returned to La Grande last evening. Is Fint'd Carl Hlnnton, of Fnion, was con victed this morning with switching al Icence plate on an automobile. Hlanlnu had two cars one of which had a license. The car with" the, iieei)m w.in In a wreck and so ha changed the license to the other car. officers say. He was fined $:io. Going (o .Moscow f Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Kendriidc, left today for Moscow, Idaho. They will be accompanied home by their son; Jay, who has been attending the 1'nivernlty of Idaho. They will retain Sunday. . ( Iori for Kamela Mrs. Murk-I Brooke and her son, Francis,-were In La Grande yester day - from Katnela. Francis re ceived medical care yesterday and they returned to their home last evening. - dent Hoover. j I hiring the debate on the report, ' Representative Jones of Texas, a democrat of the agricultural com mittee, again appealed for approval (Continued from Pagr 1) In winning their preliminary heats; in the 1 Oh. yard dash. Hrncey Wins l!ct I Claude ltracey, of Hire Institute,' Houston, Tex., won his preliminary heat In 0.0 seconds, wlih Leland of Texas Christian also equalling this performance In the third heat, i Pete Hasinas of Ohio State bet- more No. 13 La Grande, Ore. - Quality. Footwear Only select duality calf Is used In this nobby dress ox ford. Flexible welt soles, lealiier lined ciuarler. Tan or black. $4.98 Others $2.98 to $5.95 TOMORROW One Day Only. 1 ieKED JjL MARION NIXON WILLIAM CARMEl MYERS Flaming Romance Laid among the Myriad Thrills of Russia ! Also Comedy "Ladies Must Eat." Now Playing Colleen Moore in "WHY BE GOOD" Flaming Youth and how ! I.(nv's roi- I.oh Anu-i-h-s ' 1 .Mih. A. K. Hull, of l.n Ornnilo. ' Icit til In moi-iilii for I.om AnKlfH Mile v.-i ! 1 .sjii'ml :iloiU two mnnllls. visiting ll.'l- riuuxlitfl'. Mi'H. I'-iinillti Krcliil. l iiilult lo Clara Clly - . . ! Mliis Tlipi-psu Hn-llip, or Tlol l.lilic, lrft last rviMiIni: for fljira City, .Minn. Sho Im uuiiiK to'sprtnl n month visiting ht-r folks iilul If.i back about th' first- of July. I.ran- for SimKaiii- Mr. anil Mr. V. P. MrDonnM, left last i-vcninK for Si. .ilia no win-re tin y will Httr-nil tl' t-onvontinn "f the H. I.. 1-'. and K. in Kpoluino ami (hen contlnui- their trip to 1'ortlaml 10 the rose show. They will he away from this city about a u'e.-k. i Attend Crmliiullnn .-. Mrs. Merton W. l-ildte retilrneil from Portland . yesterday. While there, she attended thy t;i-ailuatlon .xei rlses at St. llelen'H Hall, whieh wi-ri' very Impressive. Ili-l-p l-Yoiil Piensnilt Vlle- Mr. and,. Mrs. William. ZieKlen, of I'leasiint Valley, were In l.a Grande last evening. They left this inornltiK for Portland on a business trill. (in lo Wnllii Walla Judith and l.ola Marlon Snod prass, of I.a C'.rande. left this morninK Tor Walla Walla. Judith Snodirrass attends the l-'lsher School of Music and they will re turn to l.a Urando arte spendlni; the weekend there. At pt .yW Position w. l.. laj:w. jufaKDHfixirK- accepted a position as nilit clerk, for the Koley hotel. Mr. Dolan Is laklni; I-:. F. Wescotfs place. Mr. Wi-seotl h rt for Portland last evening. (ioliis to Sail Ijiki- City Mrs. W. M. Hawkins anil sons. . Hilly and Sherman, of Hot .Lake, left' this morning for Salt Lake flty. They will visit her mother, Mrs. S. I-'. llalverson Tor Hie next If. days. Has Major Operation i Win. Murchlson. of near Pleas ant Grove underwent an append!:-: , uperatlon at the Dr. Wonderlick hospital last evening;. His condi tion is reported ftooil today. Here- I-'roni Seattle t'aplaln anil Mrs. Carl It. Shaw and family, of Seattle, Wash., were In La (Irande yesterday foi- a visit. Visiting iti It (ii-antle . Alice Watts, ot Portland. 0.1--, rived in this city this mnrnills. Miss Watts will visit -Mrs. Al linn fop a few days. I SAVE WITH SAFETV (ioinjr lo Portliiift1 lira. Warl Ueitn, of l.n flronder-' left here yesterday for Portland. She is KOinK there on business. ( I ( .oiillr In Itlllll Kdltar and Janet Chaplin, or En- j lerprise. l. ft tills mnrninK tor ltulil. Ida. They .will spend a montli or so visltinir their Ktand- inOtlier. Mrs. c. H. Taylor. Goimr m linker Mis. c. It. (Jerry, from Tiurkep. was in La (irande last eveninfr. She left this moi-nin foi- Maker lo spend a day bel'urc conllniilm? her trip to Portland. Today and Saturday "The Adventurous Soul" Starring LI LA LEE lCcliiriK l-'roni Irttitl Mrs. K. llolllster. ol" l.a Ornnde. j has been vIsftliiR Mrs. Anna W'enih erby. in Portland, for the past two weeks. Mrs. llolllster returned to j her home in l.a (Irande this niorninsr. I ACTION! 'imtlLLS! ROMANCE! Iteliirn l-'rom Mount Aiik'I Vincent Ilobben. who has 1een attending the Mount Ansel collen--, returned io 1-a (Irande this morn iuy. Mr. Kobben will spend the suinnier with Mrs. Hazel liobben, Here Prom lciriliunU Mrs. J. W. Vounic, of Portland, was In I. a Grande today. M.rrf. YuiitiK Ih maUln a trip to Payette, where she will visit her daughter. Mrs. Charles Peierson. and return' In about n mouth. Also Cnarlic Chaplin in "VAGABOND" iou'11 Laugh Your Teeth Never Take a Vacation! ii u You mny :tke a vacation, but your teeth keep ritfht on WorkiiiK f'' yiU. Keep them clean and white with Klenzo Denial Crenie apdled on a Klei)o Tnolh lirtislt. An un beatable cciinlilnntlon. t Sold only at Glass Drugs Inc. The IU'xall Store La Grande, Ore. (iodic In linker Mrs. W. II. Rafford, of t.a flrande, left this laorninK for linker. She will upend the day tliere unl return to this city this evening. Itcitirus IVom Kii'm Xorinnn Jesse ret timed yester day from Kupene. He Is a sopho more nt the I'niversity of Oreion. and is lu 1.5 (Irande to spend the sninuier with his folk. Mr. and Mrs, )vlj;lit H. Jesse. (in lo Piilon Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Tlurnett. of j I.a (iratifle. were In I'nion yesterday atienilliiff the livestock show. They spent the evening there, and re iurn"d later last nihi. f.o to linker Mrs. J. K. Ciinllffe and daURh ter, of Ka fJrande. lelt this morning lor liaker- They will h,end I lie day visitinjr Mrs. lCnburK "d re turn thirt'evenlng. ! Went tn I nion Mr. and Mis. M. M. Hunt and daughter. Joan, of li (Jiande, Kpentefderday In I'nion, attending the slock show. i I 1 opics and r awes nlniiiii'lMMiiMlwnlmM - "'."Cw . i B TODAY SATURDAY IS HER SECRET SAFE? li' liiniH From Wnlhi A'hIIh 11. I,, llrounint,' returned thl-t' tnoniiii' fi-oni a trip to Walla Walla, Edward Everett Horton in EliKible Mr. Hangs an All Talking Comedy Two Acts VITA PHONE FOX MOVIETONE NEWS ake A Thru Train To Trotter's Leave Uncertainty Behind ra Sailor Straw Hats That Sold (o $1.00 $1.00 The store that values your business so much that it makes values its business is the store for you every day. Make this your first stop and put a stop to mistakes in style and savings. Come early tomor row and every day. . A special purchase of one and two trouser suits, - together "with odds 'and ends from our regular stock that sold to $34, including men's and young men's, in one great showing at v. If Yon Take But One Ti-ousei' from these Suits, the Price Will lie , 4: $24 Saturday Last Day 2 for 1 Made to Measure Suit Sale 2 Suits Suit and O'coat for $39.50 $49.50 $59.50 TROUSERS A Special Showing for Men and Young Men . in Light and Dark Colors $3.85 $4,45 $4.85 GOLF KNICKERS $3.85 $4,85 $5.85 KHAKI AND MOLESKIN TROUSERS $1.45 $1.95 $2.45 SHOE DEPARTMENT Dress Oxfords Pij New Assortment Just in. $5 $5.85 $6.50 Work Shoes Army (10 ACT Shoes J.JD 12-in. nij.ll . dQ 4 r Cuts ipOIO .:. $9.45 Xarl'MliBE il l file". " " "" Undei Priced Every Day Offerings at Our Stores Fancy nnd Plain Color Ilayon Sox, 5 pair Payon Athletic Union Suits $1 Nainsook Athletic Union Suits, 2 suits i $1 Fancy Broadcloth Shirts $1 Fancy Shorts 2 pail- .H $1 Fancy Broadcloth Pajamas .. $1.50 Coif Sox... $1 Extra finality full cut Work Shirts, coat style 85C and $1.00 12 pair Entiineer and (- QfT Fiieman Sox, 2nds .... PJLOD Heavy Pod Wrist Boss Cloves, pair 15c Heavy Overalls Tuc Stope Foh Evtsv Man $1.25
