I
..'; .v. .Tunc 21, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Three
Socie
; AT
ty iv
ews
irkdale Club
Give's Luncheon
At Lane Chapel
in' h.wi'Iii''l and twenty-Xive
n il tilmi'i'! f 11 most delightful
tluon an. I program yesu'ruay
an-' I'liiip"', when thu members
hf ';irk'l;ili' club undt?r th&di
ioti of tlH'ir president, Mrs.
Webb, entertulied the mem-
s of tin: Ii I-TOKt'tlKT club of
I Canyon, the. Country-women's
of (iiantu hull and the wo
's Improvement club of Cove;
ic ciiajul which had been very
lily (inotatcd with bowls and.
Hk.ts of the garden flowers,
varieties and colors. were
jv.id on t'ive long1 tables, also
is nt i fill with sniullur boquets of
kssoius. J I ere the lndes were
ti.nl at one o'cork, , . and after
ice had been .slid by; Airs. K. I?.
sman of Ln. (randi. young wo
n from May Park and Fruit -served
.a delicious two course
n-heon.
A vt-ry splendid program follow-
the luncheon, Mis. Webb pres-
nir. Airs. II onier Wilson, rep
enting the l'arkdalo club made
h:ippy little speech of welcome,
"r wiiich IJoris Cade sanp Oley
-a Us "Sylvia" and was recalled
a Hecond Hong, Mrs. h Wood
I'arkdnfe club wave a humorous
i dini; and Mrs. (ieortfianna Chad
k of the Cove club, uccompani
by Mrs. J. (J. l.uy sans1 "It's a
aitiful World," and was heartily
ored. Mrs. . I', Mobsman was
first Kpi'alier on the program
mi recalling '.he hardships of nio-
,'e riiiK, she reviewed thu progress
lift I had been made step by step.
ioiimipr up to her main thought,
joibo of tiie outstanding things
irhielr had come to our immediate
'filKhborhood, culminating with the
?niing of the Kastern Oregon Nor-
tgi and what its presence may
in to tliis community, .She also
le an indirect plea for the coun-
ibraty.
Hjlrs. Edith Gekeler of the Coun
woiiich's clul) gave a reading,
4? nit. hide's Itenu" whicli was
y well received, and she was
mvfwl hv Mrs. NToll Tlmeknr who
"Cuddle Uooii," singing also
lelly encore number. Mrs. Wtil,
I'ierce was' t he second speaker
the afternoon,' talking: more or
; inforrnally about women who
I particularly interested her,
men of all times and in all real-
dealim; especially with the
-w-n wImi tci.l fti'iiri.,1 in inHlti-3
lending to .Mrs. Tierce's thought,
i.ui IJ. Anthony was Hie one Am
It an woman who was worthy of a
t-e in (he category of powerful
ynen. Airs. Tierce is -an iinusu
fx pleasing sneaker and has been
:)nueh demand at various funet
& during her residence in the
Hey. A pJetty duet "When It's
- M
Springtime in the Rockies" by Mrs.
H, E. I'cebler and Airs. II. W. IVeb
ler of the Get Together club pre
ceded nn informal talk by Mrs.
Sherwood Williams of a Grande,
the first president of the hostess
club, who then led in the singing
of "America, The Heautiful" and
"Auld Lang Syne" with Mrs.
Oeorge Ilyneurson at the piano, j
The company lispcrsed after about I
half an hour or so of visiting. All
agreed that it was a very success- )
ful as well as a most cujoyablo af
ternoon. Honor Mrs. Nichols
, At Farewell Party
Mrs. Donna Smith Nichols who
is soon to leave La Grande per
manently, was honored at a little
party given yesterday afternoon. by
w, u. v uuuiiey m nur nuiiif
oil i(iams avenue. j ne aiieruoun
was spent visiting and Mrs. Wlieat
ley served some splendid refresh-
inunfc Thnan nniu..n wrt..,, l rs
NirhoiV Mis. Mmith. iu,- uo'li Tno '"arrluge of two prominent
Baker, Mrs'. Otto Ott, Louise and i Penrllotun young people" was solem
JJIettu uighton, Mrs. Leslie J)un
SJI.UtT WOMKX are wearing
(he 5-ceiulmetre leather heel with
rweeds and sports clothes. ' The
model sketched Is of dark browt
kid with lizard trimmings orth
same' ,'olor. The wide strap tie
v;lth a f 'k lace.
Pendleton People
Are Married Here
can and Mrs. Wheatley, and the
little Misses Donna Nichols, Doris.
Fern and Janice Duncan and Nad
ine Ott.
Planning For An
East .Oregon Picnic
Mrs. Noycs and Mrs. Lee -were
nized in this city Wednseday at St.
Teter's Episcopal church, Miss
Ulanche l-'urnish, a niece of Mis.
NEW REGENT
MERGER HELD
WITHIN LAW
(Continued from Page 1)
tho time for Invoking tho re fere-n-
to tho building of the Eastern Ore
gon Normal schol in La Grande.
Governor I. L. Patterson, Secre
tary of State Hal E. Hoss and Su
perintendent, of Public instruction
C. A. Howard, all of Salem, are
also regents ex-of f icio. .
Tho new board of higher eduea-
dum has elapsed. Even though u,i fllovs: c. C. Colt. H. V. li
the emergency clause were coiisil- vine. C, L. Starr, 13. ( Sammons,
tutional, it would not vitiate the
entire act. The precise question
which plaintiff -urges relative to
declaration of nm emergency In
acts regulating taxation was before
this court in the state ex rel vs.
Kozer, and was decided adversely
to his contention.
Not An "Officer"
"It also was urged that the ap
pointment of members of the board
whose terms exceeded four years
was in violation of the constitu
tion. It Is .the view of the court
that a member of this board of
higher education Is not an 'officer'
within the meaning of the consti
tutional provision. '
"We see no other questions pre
sented which merits attention.
"In our opinion, chapter 251,
general laws of Oregon for 10 29,
is not unconstitWtlonal, and the
circuit court wtis right Is-Hustain-Ing
a demurrer to the complaint
nnd( In dismissing the suit."
Portland; Albert Uurch, Medford:
K. C. Pease. The Dalles; y.. K. Cal
Hster. Albany; Aubrey E. Watzck,
Portland, and Herman Oliver, Can
yon City.
SWIM WEEK WILL
OPEN ON MONDAY
(Continued !rom Page Ono)
week In 192S but moro are expeel
ed to sign up this year. .
The pump and electric motor
which figured In tho accident at
tho pool last week has been re
moved. It was announced today.
The tank will be filled with
water from tho city wells and also
will bo chlorinated to Insure the
best of sanitation.
There will be classes arranged
throughout the day end also an
evening class, so that many of the
younger people who won't be able
to participate In the afternoon
Finding of the recent consollda- classes may take advantage of this
tion action constitutional today opportunity. They will bo divided
means that the Oreiron Normal up into classes of "sink easies,"
school board of regents, consisting I "non-swimmers," 'beginners" and
of W. C. Bryant, Moro; George A. I "good swimmers" so that they can
be taken care of in a systematic
way.
It. F. Tyler, of the Hod Cross,
expresses .the hope and wish that
Hart man, Pendleton; John H. Ful
ler, Ashland: E. E. Biagg. Salem;
Henry Hill of La Grande and with Frank J. Miller, Albany; and C. L.
whom sho had been visiting and Starr. Portland, resigned, will be
M .. K' n .., 1 ., lv..,. nMin rnl I .1 A ni.niup Un' nnil ilft 111 Tjl GrimilO
lowing account of the event has'gents of the University of Oregon iwliu are non-swimmers, will lako
! been given us.-rr land Oregon State college, by a; advantage of this opportunity to
board of higher education. The i learn. -Mr. Alton has also neen
;'Miss Mildred Blanche Furnish. 1 closlng. yenP ftm tne normal schooljgiven authority by tho Bed Cross
daughter, of Mrs. Anna Furnish ofjr(iponta fouim ni.uch accomplished, examiners to appoint those assist
Pendleton, was a ! lovely bride of , h -lirn...1. o,.tif.iii1,riv in rofpronce ants who he thinks are capable.
THEORA HIX
SLAYING IS
CLEARED IIP
(Continued from Pago 1)
Earlier in the investigation of
tho crime, polled uncovered the
fact that Snook and tho girl main
tained a room in a downtown
apartment house whero they yent
frequently under tho gutse ot man
and wife, and Snook admitted It
readily. Dr. Snook made It clear,
however, that his association with
Miss Hix was not "a lovo affair in
any aenso of the word," but that
it was merely a "pleasant arrange
ment." He helped defray her uni
versity expenses and she was a
"good companion," ho said.
Two salient points precipitated
the confession ono the wringing
from Snook of tho ndmisslou that
he had taken the key to their room
from the girl's keyring at the scene
of the murder and tho other com
ing just at tho peals of the ques-
tions about the key. a report from ,
Dr. C. E. Long, chemist, that stains;
on the professor's car and cloth-1
Ing had been established as blood- i
marks.
On VorRrt of Colin tso
Wilting under the crossfire of
questions until ho admitted tbat
ho "took tho key from tho body."
Snook was on tho vorgo of col
lapse when Chief French's secre
tary brought In tho report.
Snook paled, and a Cow minutes
later, tho prosecutor said, ho was
sobbing. Thereafter ho talked
freely and with what 'seemed a
feeling of relief, Chester said.
Marlon T. Meyers, a member of
the university horticultural staff
l'UTMAN'S
La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear
' and Millinery
and a former suitor, was. arrested held whilo authorities nssemblod
in connection with tho killing after ovidenco in tho killing. Meyers
tho body had been discovered by was released Wednesday, and. a day
two boys. He spoke of her friend
ship for Snook and the two were
later Snook was taken before his
Inquisitors. '" '
Wash Dresses
Age 2 io li Special Priced
59c - 79c & 98c
NORTON'S
KIDDY SHOP
the hostesses Wednesday evening at j yesterday at high noon, when the;
the regular meeting of tho Past . marriage to Norman Larubeo of
Matrons' club held at the Masonic 1 I'cndleton was solemnized at St.
hall. During tho business meeting, ! Teter's Episcopal church in U
plans were discussed for the East- J Grande, Hev. Philemon F. Sturge-a;
ern Oregon picnic of the Past Mat- j of Cove, reading the ceremony,
rons' clubs, to be held on July 17 'I'he bride-wore a charming en
at Joseph, when Enterprise enter- semble of peach Georgette, and a
tains. It was also decided to give . shoulder bouquet of Cecil Brunner
a reception honoring tho new roses. 'Her hat was a1 becoming
grand officers at tho close of the! model of peach colored horso hair
meeting of chapter next Wednes-aml lace. She was unattended and
day evening. Mrs. Noyes and Mr was given in marriage by her bro
I,ee served a lovely lunch at thcither, Hoy Furnish. Marcus May of
close of the evening. i Pendleton was best man..
. J Preceding the cerenioi.y, ; the
TVTp TVTfinnpVlp Wrla i lovely notes of T Eovo You." und
V i?j . .' "O Promise Me," werb sung' by
Miss Nettie Luton l,,liivi" siicwood o u
Grande. Tho church was beauti
fully decorated with flowers.
Following the ceremony a wed-
Tlio marriage of Miws Nettie Ku-j
ton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Uobt. 1
ivinon h iiu JMWin 3icvorKie, son oi ; uik ui v m ,m i'ivu ui
Mr. and Mra. C. H. McCorkle of Sacajawea hotel. Among those at
this city took place on Tuesday ' I he wedding were Mrs. Furnish, her
lune ISth at the Catholic rectory
with tre Hev. Father, Nooy offic
iating. Mr. and Mrs. Oivil Davis
were witnesses for tho bride and
b ridegroom.
daiiglilor Kathryn. -Hoy Furnish,
Miss ,lssle Korshaw and" Marcus
May of Pendleton.
Tor her traveling attire Mis.
Itrabec was smartly gowned in a
The bride wore a becoming blue ! sports ensemble of beige- worn w'th
georgette dress with a arge hat to matching hat. After a wedding, trip
match In color. Her flowers wereV1" I'"ltinh (;Qlumbin;.M.ik am)-. Mrs..
a corsage of sweet peas anil roses.
The young couple, aro both long
residents of this city und will make
(bier homo here.
Meat
Groceries
s v ju jy ij
-tn-ahftc will j-oshlo in tho Wither-
all aiiartlucntH.
Mih. l.nrali'Ct who attcniUMl Oro
tfon .State follcso ami wlio Ih an
Alplia rhi (.jiiH-ffea, is an uttraclive
Kirl w'.tli a larjl circle of frlendM.
She Is a niece of Mrs. Henry Hill
MX !u Uranrle and has heen vlsltinfr
then.1. JUr. I.arahee was frailuated
rroin rnlf.isHy of Oregon and Ih a
youiiK hUKlnuiM man of I'endletou.
. ...
Dan Cheney Weds
Beatrice Harden
j Cor. Cedar and Washington
Main 759
Let one telephone call do it all
Meats, fresh vegetables, fruits,
milk, cream, butter, eggs, bakery
goods, ice cream - in tact every
ithing a well stocked store should
carry and quality always the best
furices our customers know that
jthey can always depend on the very
flowest price at Joels.
I SATURDAY AND MONDAY
1 Fresh wholewheat fig bars 2 lbs. 29c
' Sweet tender telephone peas,
3 lbs. 25c
Bulk dates - pitted (new black)
lib 20c
iFancy large Franquette Oregon
Walnuts, lb .......38c
Preferred Stock Grapefruit,
2 fo t 48c
Carrots, turnip sand beets
usual price, bunch 5c
Till supply is sold out gold medal
pints 29c get yours today
Fresh dressed hens and fryers
We have home cured bacon and lard
Gooseberries, gal 39c
i Of considerable Interest here Is
an account of the recnl marrlago
of Man Cheney, of the Pendleton
Kast Oregonian, son of Mr. and Mrs.
(ieurgu Clirney of Knetrprlse, and
M'.ns Itea trice Harden, of the Astor
ia Itudget,
Mtas Heat rice Harden, of Tho
J Utiles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
H. A. Harden, became the bride of
haute! p. Cheney of Pendleton, son
of Mr. and Mrs. George P. Cheney
of Kntei prise, m a beautiful church
wedding on Monday evening at Kt.
1 "a id's Kplseopal church in The
hiilb'M. itev. John Richardson read
the cerenionv. '
I
The bride, who was in mar-
ria'-e by her father, was lovely in'
a gown of white satin, ornamented '
with filmy lace. Her veil of point
d'Alencon lace was worn by an aunt
of Mrs. W. I,. Crlehton. of The
I a lbs. a t a wedd i n g sixt y years
ago In Kngland. The veil fell rrom
a coronet of lace and gardenias.
, The bride carried a bouo.net of or-
cb'.ds, Ophelia roses and lilies of
the valky.
The three attendants of the bride
were attitde in gowns to carry out
a most unusual rainbow motif.
Mrs. Sidne Hyloom, sister of the1
bride, was matron of honor and
wore a gown of green lace and i
cream colored hat. Miss Florence
Crifiin or Astoria., maid of honor,
wore a tulle- frock of deepest rose, I
with hat to match. Miss Alice
Chneey of KnterprlHe, bridesmaid.:
won- a similar riork in apricot col-j
or. worn with matching hat. The!
KiK'iidanfH carried varf -colored
bouquets of sweet peas. Hobby !
Kloom. nephew of thfi bride was
ring bearer. Uobert Love of Olym-
pia, Washington, was best man and
Sidney IMoom and George Cheney,
wen- nxhrr. The wedding music)
was by Griffin Williams.
Following the ceremony a reeep- j
turn was held at the homo of Mrs. i
and Mrs. H;nib n. Assisting in the i
dinins room wete Mrs. .Simeon Hoi- '
ion. who poured and Mrs. J. If. j
Weiss, who nerved the Ire. Others :
assisting In the dining room wem
Mrs. ('urlion Pepper. Mrs. W. h. .
' Y'.ehton. Miss Hei.-n Williams. I
M.p Arvitbi Kretxer. Miss Flora1
Anne Seiif,-rr. MlftN Vtiglnla John.!
son. Miss Floreiu-p Williams and !
Mb.t liaz.-l Newblll.
Mr,- and Mrs. Cheney after n,
welding trip, wilt r-turn here June
)Uid vi! make theT home In
the Matlock apartments.
The biil Un is a eharmilig
girl. .iMendf'l I'liiveiKity f Or.-gon
iiTld is a Chi Oliiego. Mr. Cheney
i.-''-ti l ,1 ot.-i.-.,n ;,No and is a Hlg-
i - '. A';dia IjpMhiM.
KKHl' Vl:l.l-lli:Alrit' I'AYS DAILY dividioxds
Dr. Belle Myers
- Chiropractor
1 IttlM'H Wet Jcolson BUIur. jfl
; lu i S 7 In I Lii Grande,- Ore. :l
I
Genuine Savings
Every Day
Indies' Pcn'ch Frocks in print! $1 7Q
and voiles. Giiiinmteed fast color tPJL I U
Flowers for Coal and Dress. A large A Af
assortment in beautiful colors frriv
New Silk Scarfs. Three cornered scarfs in the latest
colors and (j1 1Q 1Q,7
designs $!.JL and tPX.Ol
Sweaters of eveiy description button or slip-on,
for men, women, boys and Jj)2 79
Keds. The all-purpose athletic shoe. QQ
Small sizes 87c. All other sizes Ol
REMEMBER We arc THE HOSIERY STORE
for the family
Thursday, Friday and Saturday only
THIS COUPON
AND
Will '
HIIVllJI
out of our
S.Y mi
i,v i- hi.iti:
RINC.S
SI. on
und Cmipoii
i;v4'rllln C4iiim hiivp th mniii! fliry In infancy, tho Minim hlnn
tvhlte eolnr, tho sumo perfect iMittnn, an K;nuino dlamondM cimt
intf one hundred time nn mueh!
Ilvrllto C;'inm reitrfHent th lit mcit Hliill of Hinder n tcjlenen.
Koclnl h-fideiH, millhuiaireH iind our finest people, keep their
Kcruiirm diunmndM in vauli nnd weiir Kirrllt (ciiis, Hlitiid all
li-Ht.s of ncld, fire, water, ami niler'c(jpe.
Bring This Coupon and $1.00
In our Ntor and reeelvo either lady'x or jtent Icntiin'M t.tiO
Kverlitf; Iliiur, Vmi wvc OMietly 1. Ujnft, twu tn ji ens
lomer. None Hold tn dealer.
When orrleriiiK hy "dd ptintaKe. Htai finc'-r td.o
and whet tier ludy'M or Kentleman'H riiiK Ih deKlit'd.
Silverthorne & Wright
Family Ding Store La Grande, Ore.
One of the most satisfying feature of the Piggly Wiggly plan of merchan
dising is the ability to lake care of the customers during the rush hours
with a minimum of inconvenience to the customers. , ' , -
Prepared Cake Flour
Airy Fairy, lg. pkg. .23
Swansdown; Ig. pkg. .35
Ralston's Checker Brand
Com Flakes, pkg ;.:.........'....8
Regular Oats, lg. pkg ...26
New Oats, lg. pkg. , 28
Grape Fruit
Piedmont
Broken Sections
v No. 2 can .18
" Dixie Dainty
Fancy Pack
No. 2 can 21
Laundry Soap
CITRUS, 10 bars 39..'
P. & G., 10 bars 39
Wesson
Salad Oil
1 pt.'can ......'.28
1 qt. can ..;.....V...'..53$'
Van Camp's Hominy
Medium size can 9
Large size can, 2 for ". 25
Snowdrift
' The Vegetable Shortening
1 lb. can 3 lb. pail
28 78.
Cerber's
Strained
Vegetables
for children
Small can .: ...13
Van Camp's
Catsup
Small bottle 13
. Large bottle 18
Florida Gold
Grape Fruit
Juice
Fine for Punch,
Cocktails or as a
Dcvcrago (
No. 1 can :.....14f
Van Camp's
Bean Hole Beans
Baked in scaled tigiit earthen jars.
Medium size, can 11
Hunt Bros. Preserves
Just Berries and Sugar It is
Delicious.
Small can 10
Imported
Olive Oil
1 pt. can .....33'
Namco Clams
Baby No. 1 can .!l7
Whole No. 2 can 25
Giant
Drain Pipe
Solvent
Large can 15
Royal Baking Powder
Y- oz. can
13
2'. lb. can
$1.35
Darigold Brand
Milk
3 tall cans I
-28
PAL mOL IV E
Recommended by Lina Cavalieri of
Paris, Elise Bock of Berlin, S. Pcssl of
Vienna and scores of other famous beauty
specialists in the io capitals of Europe.
A. DOZEN
CAKES
FOIl ONLl
Hershey's Cocoa
A lb. can
1 lb. can
...15
.29
Van Camp's
Pork and Beans
Regular med. can 10
Will have our usual complete stock of high iialily fresh fruit and vege
tables. Home Grown Strawberries.
Corner
Depot and Wash.
Two Stores
Txically Owned
1 108 Adams
Roesch Bldg.
The P-A- Piggly Wiggly Co
yr"ry--TT.-T: