La Grande evening observer., June 25, 1929, Image 5

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.;
Page Five
Tuesday, June 25, 1929 , i- -i
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( Local News In Brief
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X(.- Snlm Week Schettale . California , and the Hawaiian Is
' The schedule for swim week a3 lands.
previously announced has been i
changed tq the! following: the class visitors From lowa-i.
for housewives has been changed Ml. ttnd Mtt AlDert Scoueaif 0f
f,om H:o0 a. m. to 9:00 a. m and. Shell Rock l0R.a n company
beginners "over 12 years of age i wlth a party of tourlstll visited the
girls at id:"" a- "' at . last few days with Mr. and Mrs.
1 1 -0 a. m. At -preseni mere are
un aliplicants for senior lifo
''rank Wood at their home across
from RiuamdlA Pm-k lf Snnucrnl
giving, who began work yesterday. i8 Mn o( ,,, e6ltor of 'the Sne
There are jj junior me severs . Koclt New8i Snoll Rock, Iowa .The
practicing. Anno Stange is in purty ,vere on a tour of the nortn.
tliargo of, a special exhibition . fit : wcat comng here rom SeattiQ anil
formation rswlmining to be given by goins, on toward Yellowstone Park
the older' girl swimmers of La which they planned to visit On their
Grande at the carnival. . Maurice way to the Hawkcye state ' ,
Wels 1 graining -eight boys in.aj ; . , ..
0L,rnh of" fiZ ?. B. Circs Here- ? -
ut . I ,..ni n,,!) ,,ftn i he representative- from the Al
Auiuutlc eroYm rLltra a Barnes clrcua 8aid this morn
Aoona "fAM ",vi- 9 ? " "S that the circus would be in
4 tlon as n mu r. thjs cUy July n Clff McD
(iocs to California .
Miss Alice Marquardt, county
health nurse," left last' might for
San 1-Yancjsco, California, wher3
she will attend a national social
...-u-(i'k' conference which will be
held in that city, lasting for about '
McUou-
gall states that there has been
about 1150,000 spent on the shoy
this season. A new wardrobo for
the company at the expense of
$18,000 will be a new feature for
"Aladdin and the Parade of Gold."
The cages and wagons are new this
season and. a thousand peoplo are
the ,sA Grande chapter this jevm
lng.'. The La Grande lodge was en
tertained in Baker Krlday evening
and at the return meeting there
will be a dinner served for the men
from Baker at 6:30 this evening
at the Masonic hall. ,
On Way to AUvdin -
Miss -Bernice McKinney left this
morning for Portland,, where pho
will spend a day, then going to Se
attle, making connections there for
the boat to Wrangell, Alaska. She
plans to spend tho summer in
Wrangell visiting with her father,
G. T. McKinney. formerly of I.a
Grande, and with other relatives..
Goes to Eugene -
Mrs. Howard, of I,a Grnnde.'loft
recently for Portland,' where she
will visit her children. She will
Hpend a few days there and then
continue her visit in Kugene with
her sister. Mrs. Howard will bo
absent from this city threo or four
weeks. . ,
n Hprk pIpv where she will em"loyed by the circus. The show
over to Berkeley , Jiui a she will WU be in Entcrpri8e jUy 10, Mr.
enter the university and take a McDougall said. '. - :
month's course in subjects relating -f t
to her field of work. Miss Mar-)
i tin nit expecis iu c uumhih irum
La Grande, in all, about six weeks.
Leave For Minnesota-'--
Mrs. Lelf W.-Awes and children
and MY. and Mrs. Frank Hansen
leave tonight for Minnesota. Mrs.
Awes will go to Altken, Minnesota.
for an extended visit at the homo
of her father. Mr. audi Mrs. Haii
sen will go to Koehcster,. where
Mr. Hansen will go through tho
Mayo Bros, clinic.
er, of Palo Alto, Cal.. arrived in
this city lust evening. Dr. Slater
1ms been visiting them in Portland
and they ure making, a short Visit
in La Grande with relatives and
friends. - -
Going to M-lnam
Thomas and Walter Truebloods.
of Yakima and Granville, Ida., left
this morning for Minam. They
have been in La Grande for the
past few days visiting. They will
visit their sister, Mrs. G. W. Kat
liffe, and her son for tho next few
days. v
Hatmaker. Mrs. Hatmaker left
this morning for Hot Lake, where
she will receive medical treatment.
Visit Here
Dr. and Mrs. Lowe, of Pueblo,
Colo.,' stopped In La Grande yes
terday for a short visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Parley Hutchinson. They
were enroute to Seattle and then
San Kranclsco. Mrs. Lowe and
Mrs. Hutchinson are cousins.
Krliirn to Losthie
Miss Ituth Swart and Gertrude
Swart, who have been in Eugene
for the past few days visiting, ar
rived in La Grande yesterday. They
visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swart
while here and left for Lostljie yes
terday afternoon.
A I tend Golden "Wedding i
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Warner, of
La Grande, left recently for Salt
Lake City. They will attend the
golden wedding, of his parents and
return to this city in a week.
Leaves For Greenhorn
J. M. Kochensparger, of La
Grande; left today for tho Green-, cura 0f ti,e Klks Purple and White
Elks Purple And
White Car Stops
En Route West
A welcoming committee com
posed of officials and members, of
the Elks lodge in La Grande nnd
M, J. Ooss. local Studehnker deal
er, today greeten one ol me lour
encounter on' their way west mark
the tour as. an outstanding project
which has aroused wklo interest.
horn mines to work on his claim.
He has been visiting his family in
La Grande for the past few days.
Hero For a Visit
Mrs. G. G. Griffiths and her
daughter,' Gloria Jean, of Arling
ton, are In La Grande. They am
visiting at tho homo of Mr.1 and
Mrs. H. E. Williams.
fleet en route from New York to
Los Angeles on a nation wtdo good
will tour being made in advance
of the Elks Grand Lodge conven
tion in California July 8-12.
The tour was officially started In
HI'.titiAll STABS AT "NO"
BAN l'-UANCISCO, Juno 25 (AD
Chailus Andorson. stabbed sev
eral times by a beggar ho had re
fused alms, was tuken to a hos
pital In a critical condition.
ly, howevor,, tand although Miss
Dalrymple's special message was
forgotten the London staffer heard
about the "pea soup" fog over New
York, and yes, It was foggy In
London, too, and from MJss Dalr
rymple: v., .
"Isn't It horrid." ' . -. '".". .
MERCURY UP
TO 92 ABOVE
HERE MONDAY
(Continued from rage Ono)
readings yesterday were: Baker 80,
with
jranJcCleaYmger,
New York May 13, when Mayor ' Mnrshfield 70, Portland 88, Wolf
Fall. or Dies
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Morgan left
' Saturday for Kagle Point. Oregon,
four miles from Med ford, called
by the death of Mr. Morgan's
father, O.- T. Morgan, who passeti
aftiiy at his home there following
an illne.ssvwhich dated back to last
fall when he suffered a stroke of
paralysis- Mr. Morgan was a prom
incnt minister of the Presbyterian
church and recently hud been giv
en some signal honors.
llcglstercd From 1 1 States '
, Travelnrs f rom eleven states
Oii-re registered at tho Iai Grande
ffotel Sunday evening. It was in
teresting to know that there were
.'four ears' from New York, a very
good number from Oregon, and
ono each "from the states or Ohio,
Jiassaehusetts, Iowa, Kentucky,
Idaho, Washington, Pennsylvania,
Broken Wrist . " :
Mrs. Lela Jones suffered a brok
en wrist in. an automobile, accident
about eight . miles cast of island
City Sunday, it"was lettrned;today.
Tho accident . occurred. It isl arc
ported, while two ears wereVpassV
Ing. one of them going Into the
ditch and partly turning over'.. Mrs.
Jones is the mother-in-law of Gil
bert Hunter. . ( - ' . A .v'. s- 1 ,'.
Itecovering -'v.-V ',: i '
Mrs. O. J. Hk Iff; -pioneer of tuit
ion, who underwent ; a gallstone
operation at tho Grande Honde
hospital yesterday, is resting easy
today and her condition is good.
Her daughter, Mrs. Philip Walnum.
of Yakima, arrived here early this
morning to be with her mother.
Mr. Skiff is also here for a few
days. . ' ' '..;V : '. " .''
linker Masons COnilng-.
The Baker Masonic lodge wilt be
entertained by the lioyal Arch pt
Itetfurns From Honolulu
Miss Mae Neill, who has been
teaching high school In Honolulu,
returned to La Grande this morn
ing. She has been teaching In
Honolulu six years nnd returns to
visit her relatives and friends ev""
ery two years. Miss Neill will vjsit
Irs;' Nellje Nelll and other ; ivlu-
fJVUH ttim' Ml IC1IUD ill J-tV VI(ilJlllVf -'
Go to Auburn, C'nl.
Mrs. K. Harding, Mrs, ranipl)'!!
Walker and Haylene Pearl TArt
yesterday, morning.,. for ; Auburn,
Cul.' Itaylene, the -dnushter.nl' Mr.
and Mrs, Hay Pearl, wijl sptintl Jho
summer in California iMsiting nlid
return this fall.
Leave- For liK'atello
Mis. Klmer Guye and duughters.
Uarbrtra and Beverly, of La Grando
left lust evening for Pocatello;
They have lived in La Grande for
tiie last several years and will now
make their home In the Idaho city.
Hero From Portland
Mrs. Peter, Allen, of Nampa, ar
rived in 'La Grando this morning
for a week's visit with her son,
Kara Allen. Mrs. Allen has been
visiting in Portland for the past
few days.
He turns to Fugeiic
Miss Marjorio Wllhelm returned
to Kugeno this morning. Miss Wil
helm has been spending tho past
two wooks visiting at the A. J.
Stunge home'. She and Miss Anno
Stunge ,drove from Kugone a few
weeks ago, where they both attend
tho L'nivers!ty:of Oregon.
Hero From Hois
. Mrs. Herbert Zachers, Wllma
Burgess,. Katherine Kills, Marga
ret. Clark. Kva L. Jorgenson and
Mrs. Hoscoe William, of Boise, ar
rived in this city last evening. They
are hOro on a short trip. ;
Iteturn to Wallowa
Mr. and Mrs. fail Lnrm left It
Grande fthis morning for Wallowa.
They h'ftve been attending the Old
Timers1'', convention and remained
in Suit -Lake City on business a day
ufter the meeting.
Prom Oakland, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Veins and
daughter, Betty, of Oakland, Cal.,
arrived in this city last evening.
They -are visiting at tho homo of
Mr. and Mrs. J. K, Wright.
KeturiiK From Boise
Mrs, Lucille Daly, who has been
In Boise visiting her mother for
the past few days, returned to La
Grando this morning.
Wallowa Crops
In Fine Shape,
Eggleson Says
"Jimmy" Walker sent tho cars
nwny beating greetings to bo pre
sented to the Hon. Murray Uul
bert,! grand exalted ruler of tho
Elks, at. the opening of tho Los
Angeles convention.
Tho-four pilots, each iu..ng a
Studebaker President eight road
ster finished In tho purplo and
white colors of the ordor, separated
leaving Now York, each start
ing westwiird on one of the four
major transcontinental motor
routes. Car Number 2 and us
pilot, Georgo Alpers, who arrived
hero .today, are heading straight
west. . Of the. three other cars, nno
is following a cottrso laid up the
Hudson river from New York to
Albany, west- through tho lake
eities' to" Chicago, then northwest
to. Seattle via tho Yellowstone Park
Another '' Is following a moro
southerly route leading through
Creek 04. Kimono U0, Albany u,
and Salem 84. j
In Fresno, Cal.; yentorday tho
temperature ruse to 110 degrees;
In Sacramento it was and; In
Walla Walla, Wash., tho mercury
stood at the 98 degree mark, .
REPORTER IN
PLANE TALKS
WITH LONDON'
(Continued from Page 1)
New York and Washington offices.
"i low do you like London?". the
reporter asked. ; - .,
"Fine," wsis the . reply, "but' I
miss the New York and Washing
ton reporters, tllvo my regards to
them all, won't youV." ..." ..'-..
1 will." tho reporter answered,
and now before wo qulto havon t
Cincinnati, St. Louis and Kansas v, sumo special message to mark
City to Colorado Springs, Albu-(,M occasion." .
(lUeiinie and . Los Angeles. Tho, . well," she laughed, "Ah well,"
fourth car Is swinging, down lhP1) (10 connection wus Cut off by
through tho Atlantic coast states. ,(!
Hero From 1'ortluml
Mrs. Lela Slater, Mrs. W. T. Slat
er, of Portland, and Dr. H. N. Slat-
(icijug to Mllton-I-YocwaU'r '
Hoy Johnson and his mother
ami Gladys Johnson, of La Grande,
left hero this morning for a drive
to Milton-irreowater. They will
visit Ir. M'. L. Daltezoro for the
next three days.
Jlero J'Yom lUiell, Ida.
Mrs. J1'. E. Hatmaker. of Buell,
Ma., is in this city visiting J. K.
Record MiH-Summer
Dress
Special
THE BIGGEST VALUE WE'VE
EVER OFFERED FOR
The warm weather has
been long in coming
this summer . I . and
has slowed up the demand
for washable dresses . . .
with the result that our
Garment Factory finds it
self with a surplus produc
tion on hand hence
this Dollar Special.
THESE ARE NOT
DOLLAR DRESSES
They are made to sell for more
and we ask yoii not to underestimate
the leal character of these lovely,
crisp, washable summery frocks
just because the price is so low.
A Wealth of Styles
Sizes 16 to 50. All sizes are full cut.
!) it
They are delightful ;
they are smart; they
are guaranteed . t o
wash , . . every one
of them.
To enhanse their
charm, they are trim
med with permanent
finish organdy, buck
les, pipings, pleats,
tucks and other fash
ion touches.
DEPT.
Cool, comfortable
frocks made of
Printed Uasti.sfo.
Prints
Plain color
Broadcloths.
A rainbow oT colors.
At least 10 different
models.
Take Advantage of
This Kpcciitl
(AUDITIOXAL VAMiKY NKWS)
, J. A. KtfKloHon, one of the, prom
inent ,mon of Wallowa county,
spent yestorday in Union county
and J.a. Grande, on business er
rands and visiting anion friends
on this side of tho mountains, Mr.
IiKRleaon, who lives on the ranch
which attracts the attention of all
passersby between Enterprise and
Joseph, has perhaps the larpest
band of reRistered sheep In Wal
lowa county, if not In Kastorn Ore
gon. He has tho Hampshlres, ond
his band of purebred animals num
bers between 300 and 400. Mr.
ICfrgleson also has fine cattle on
his place, being: partial to Here
fords. These are not registered,
but are fine grade animals.
Mr. Kggleson says crop condi
tions in his part of tho country aro
excellent. The recent rains have
worked wonders, "l-'all wheat is
made right, now, It is all headed
out." flays. M,r. Kggleson,. "and
looks' fine. .. I seo tlto same thing
Is true In your county, too. 1'ros
pects for Uio season are extremely
good."
Mr. Kggleson confessed that not
much of his time Is spent on th
ranch hny'"more as other business
Interests claim a great share of his
time, white his farming Interestn
nro i fierlgood hands. Incident
ally hv 1 president of tho Knter
prlsc Htatc bank. "We are having
a .Tonl celebration at Knterprlst
this Kourth," was his parting word,
"and we want all La Grando ami
Union county peoplo to coma and
; celebrate with, us."
before turning west through New j
Orleans, whence it will continue .
through the southwest via Pallas,
El Paso,- Phoenix and San Diego. . I
The tour Is the most ambitious
demonstration of tho regularity.,
and certainty to 'bo -attained in
cross country nurturing ever at
tempted. In collaboration with
the American Automobilo associa
tion, and tho Automobilo (.'luh of
youth California a detailed sched
ule has, been worked out which will
bring the four cars together on tho
same day in los Aiigeles. Tho
wide divergence of their routes, tho
distances tho curt mlist cover, and
tho .varying conditions they will
Tho troublo was adjusted ahort-
Oho point of our attraction1 ,1
Is .our safe and speedy ucllon,
Wo do a general moving iind cx-v
press; business. Movo. whatever
you say, . wherever you want it.
DEATH TAKES
PASTOR HERE
EARLY TODAY
(Continued from Page 1)
OPEN AIR DANCING
ltargalii dunce every Wednes
day night V5e.
lingular dance every Haturduy
night 1. 00.- - - t
Como out and enjoy dancing
In tho open air. ,. ,
Star Novelty Oivluwlra
loved ones, but from the church
circle, the "ministerial association
nnd the city.' It Is the prayer of
his fellow pastors, that the Lord
of all will breathe a swret spirit
Of resignation Into the hearts of
all who sorrow with tho Immed
iate family."
jSichardTX. o viand - . a .
VITAPHONE , PATH E SOUND
ACTS NEWS ,
I ll,ln f'"illy.
I ' '' I I jTlt-L '. Vt-WEDNIOSDAY
0. KffMlnwS v THURSDAY
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Wh.t U lh .S.m. of Am.rlen? " ' , I-OVC StUl'VC'd ! . Pi
! 3e Helen Foiler In "THE ROAD 1 H . . ., .
TORuIN".ad.d. to,7M, ,1 TONK..T a ;,;,r;t:"'i:;u
...If. Th. rlbr.nt Ufa ttory of a rl 3 ,.,. ,..irl . . . wllh , !
delinquent girl. Com. and... th. I "CHINA U f,l kl Hl'.ll f,l, on
lawful p.n.ltr of p.r.nt.l n.ll- (B NIGHT" h,r llpn . . . lot,, wy
j,.nc. and youthful Indl.ctlon. i ( INlOIll U
j b3 1 " 11,0 r,,,,lv M m m . . . I.'TOIIW: ... 1
The Mantle of Falie Modesty ml "M:Vi11 Z"1' M Moiinit knows S
! Torn Ruthl...ly Aside A mMMl j M m ' n 1
(
ENEMY
Will Not"
Willi ihcsc words on ' .
lit:r lips, she sent him
forlli to victory and '
fame. Whut was her '
reward for love's .'
Bncrificc? Who paid?
WLnt was the price? ' '
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