Thursday; June 27, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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1 Local News In Brief ,
He lint From Trip
:' Mr. ami Mm. I.. M. Hoyt nnrt
''dtiiiKlitcrK. MlMrert ami Myrtle, of
I ji Clranrlt', rwoiuly returned from
ti two wi'elCK.trln. Thoy visited In
4'nrtlund, Tiwonia. Sfutlle. Iteliintf
thiiin and Vancouver, I. ( and
i-fiiinp hot in 1y the Mount Hood
-J. onp. While they wore in Tacoma
th-v visited at the homo of Mr. and
Mrs. c, S. iJunn, fornii'tly of lm
(irurtilo. i '
YMlln In l. Ciranclo
V Miss 'a He Nannn and Pauline
ttrnhuModt. of Wisconsin Kapids,
"Wis., arrived In this city hist ewn
liiK Miss Nason will -visit her
Totisln. Mrs. Stella lnl and other
-relatives for a week. .Miss Nason
wa formerly nmnnir of a papi-r
luill in" Wisconsin frtr 3 yea re; and
nt that time held the honor of le
luK iho only woman nuinuKt-r of a
p ipi-r mill.
lieialt Clerks Meet
The retail clerks of T.a Orande
'met hint night at the Sacajavyea
Inn with !6 . present. ' Jesse And
rews, the presldent of the organiza
tion, and Ted Klein, secretary, will
: meet the members of the new mill
workers union and'nsk them if they
'Ilt patronize tliose stores who
'liave. union clerks'. Kegular husl
tiesH wnH transacted. . . .
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Mrs. ( .- 1 learwater and son.
Lelaiul, of Knterprise, arrived In
the city yesterday. ' She will visit
her husband who is employed' by
the Jack -Allen Supply company.
ii tn
le will remain in l.u Clrande for
two or three days.
: I let urn to City
" Mrs. C. Ij. Joel, who has heen In
Tnrtland for the past several
. Am eks, returned to l.a Clrande jast
Evening. Mrs. J.. C. Illngnor ac
iCmutanled lu-r. Mrs. Joel will
islt relatives here for a month or
;S0.
rirst, Trip to Wallowa l.ke
Mary Itobertson and Mrs.. Mar
garet Hoberlsnn, bf Tacoma,- nr-'
rived In 1.a Clrande' lust evening.
tThey left for Wallowa Lake this
morning, wher they will spend
nhout six weeks on a vacation. Miss
-Itobertson said that this is her
ifirst trip to the lake.
JV
-
'She,
paid
dearly
for the
crimes
mic commits the
Crime of Interfer
ence And Pays!
YOU Mill Kit Up
and thrill al
i
rVF.RY
TALKS! Hid',! All Tiilklntr
Al'TS
KlihlK ('AN'IC)lt
n
"THAT I'AIITV IX
ii:itso-
also
ltjiiiiriini ;rirrnii
in
'I'OsT .M)lll'i:.MS"
- i s fill
Here are Hundreds of Beautiful Suits
for the Fourth --and all you need Is one
Going to Trotter's for clothing is almost like taking a trip to Atlantic City to look
for a girl. .At every peer a new beauty. At every step oceans of ideas. '
Try us let a cordial reception pilot you through this, land of enchantment and if
you don't find the suit that fills you with pride then don't settle down.
Michaels-Stern Suits for the 4th
Special purchase Michael-Stern Suits, together with our complete stock Hart Shaffner & Marx
Suits at Substantial Savings.
$24 k $25
' Kinds
$18.85
GOOD OXFORDS
$5.00, $5.85 &
$6.50
. Tl iro for Funeral
.1. U Taylor, of Parma, Ida.,
arrived in La Grande last evening.
Mi Taylor will preach at th. fun
" era I of the' Rev. F. O. iless today.
Mr. Taylor vas In this city lust
year in .Miii-eh and held n meethiK
at the liapiist ehureh,
l!ir From Portland '
j Mrs. K. J-l, Klntoq. of Portland,
j urrtved in this city this morning,
j S. P. Tippeth, of KnierprLse, met
j her this morning; and the will
j spend a few days visiltntf relatives
' and friends.
. Here From California
j : The Hp v. II.. If, t'oker, ' froiu
' Southern California, is In Iji
Clrande. lie is staying nt the home
of Mrs. Dorothy Smith. Mr.coker
j was formerly the christian church
minister oi tins city eight, years
ago.
leiivc For Ixis Angeles
Mrs.' T. G. llantz and her daugh
ters, Mary and Ada Lillian, of l.ti
Clrande, left this morning for a trip1
to I,oh Angeles. They will stop;
over at Salt J.ake City and then, go
to l.os Angeles, where they will
spend the summer . visiting rela
tives. - . . , 1
Itettirns From Chicago .
Miss Virginia Kochm, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koch in,
of l.a Ciramle. returned last even
ing 'from Chicago. Site Is a stu
dent at the Art Institute in Chi
cago. Hero Visiting
Miss Catherine Hodrero, ' who
has been in l.a Clrande visiting Mrs.
Frank Wooks for the past - few
days, is leaving today for Weiser.
She will go with the camp fire
, girls to Payette lake.
ltd urn to Wallowa lnke
Mrs. Tom Wlllliimson, of Wal
lowa. hiiA been "in this city visiting
friends and relatives. She return
ed to her home In Wullo.wn yester
day . morning.
Here l-'or the Summer
Jess Jackson and Almus Rogers,
oj: Spirit Lake. Ida., arrived in I.a
Clrande
tliis morning. They will
spend the summer visiting Albert
Pic. .
STARTING
Today
100 All Talking!
.MICA It
v. i:itv
WOltD!
Willi a CkiiI
'llst.
Ullliiiin (mill -Ki'I.vii
Itriil
I Mm- llronlis
l)iii Ki'm.viiii
$29 & $30
Kinds
$23.85
$3-1 & $35
Kinds
$28.85
Twe Stopc Fo
To Alberta Canada
Sanih A. Hrownheatl, who has
been, visiting her sister, Mrs. Ilfram
Allen, of Iji (Irande, left last even
iitK for Alberta, t'anada. She has
been In this city for the past ten
days. ,
Homo From School
Miss Hossie Hurns, of r.a Ornnde.
recently returned from the RellinR
linm normal school. She will spend
the summer vfsitlnff her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hums.
Hero For Day
Miss Audrey ler.ap, of Fnion,
arrived In I .a Clrande. this morning.
She will spend the day shopping
and visiting and return this even
ing VlltliiR Itelatives '
Mrs. It. A. Thurston, Of T.a
Clrande, left this morning for l.os
Angeles. She will spend nliout two
weeks visiting her father, two sis
ters and. friends. . ,.'
ltd u m l-Yom Portland
Mr. jlnd Mrs. Krtward Khell nnd
daughter, Kdlth, returned yester
day from- Portland. They have
been hern on business for the past
few days. '
llcrp on Iliislness ,
V".. O. Hecktell, of Portland, Is
In 1-a Clninde on business. Mr,
Hecktell was the builder of the: Ia
Clrande hotel, . Lie will; remain in
this city on business for a week. ,
doing to Thb Ihillcs - -
1-a Verle Sheffer, of Klgln, was
in I-a-Ornnde yesterday. She left
last . evening for The Dalles, .where
she will visit her grandmother
Mrs. A. lo Hole,, for three weeks.
Hetuni From Trip 1
Mr. nnd MrsV W. IX Warner, of
I-a Clrande, returned last evening
from a four-dny trip. They at
tended the golden wedding of Mr.
Warner's parents at Salt lake City.
Return From llonoymooit
Mr. and Mrs. Jiobert Williamson
recently returnel from tho'ir
honeymoon In the east. They have
been away on the trip about two
Weeks. .
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Visit In Pendleton
Mrs. P. (1. McCnll, Mrs. C. ) P.
ilnlhronk and Mrs. A. U. Xiiouu
siient an afternoon this week at
the home of Mirs. Hoy McNees In
Pendleton.
Visiting In Fiiitcrprls1
.Mrs. S. A Welch, of Harper,
Ore., arrived In this city last even
ing. She will visit her hroUier,
Yes Tippeth In Knterprise, for the
next two weeks.
J.cavcs l-Vtr Palmer .function
Alice Chenoweth loft this morn
ing for Palmer Junction on busi
ness. She attendft the Fnstern Ore
gon Normal school.
J (iocs to I n ion
Mrs, . K. Webb, of T.a Orande.
drove to Colon this morning. She
will spend two or three days visit
ing her father, John Scarbrough,
ind friends, '
John Hacker, of l.a Grande, left
this morning for Maker, lie Is go
ing to work in the Pondosa mill
and .return in about two months.
Oiil'IslilngTrlp
Johnny (Jroupe. of La Orande,
left this morning for Duncan. He
will spend a week fishing and vis
iting with lilti uncle, Alfred Croupe,
Here l-Vom Covi1
Miss Hess Kelly and her mother,
of Cove, arrived here this morning.
The ywlll spend the day shopping
and return home thin evening.
tlcre From Prosser
, Mr. and Mrs. Krnest lUgnln, of
I Prosser, Wash., arrived t In l.a
j firaiide last evening. They will
visit relatives In this city.
Here l Yom Haker
i Mr. nnd Mrs. Jackson, of Haker,
j drove to l.a (Jrande last evening
j to attend the meeting of the Kast
, ern Star lodge. :
To Kablotus, Wash.
i -Mrs. Joe Oliver, of La Orande.
Is visiting friends In Kahlotus,
j Wash. She will return to thin city
I after the Fourth of July.
$39 & $40
Kinds
$33.85
Evenv Man
From Iwlstm .
Mrs, Murk Maynard and cliil
dren, of J.ewiston. arrived In this
city yesterday evening.' They will
spend u few days visit tnR,
IVout Portland
Miss Thelma Carter, of Portland,
is In l.a Clrande visiting- M'rn, J.
Stalcup. She expects 10 di'lve to
Walla Walla this afternoon for a
visit. ,
lrlrs iii Unkcr -V
S. S. .Muring, of I.h Crrando, left
yesterday morning .'for Baker on
business, lie will return this even-:
In, j
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Hero From I taker
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mnrlveil,
of Haker, were In l.a Clrande last
evening. They returned this morn
ing. Navy Officer Returns
A. M. Pflughaupt returned yes
terday from n 15 days vacation trip
through western Washington and by appointment at any time Satur
Oregon. i ,ilVi regular classes not being held
' ' that day.
KeilouJ,y III . I A series of spectacular stunts and
; jMrs. W. Rnndalt hns heen fxhihlts or swimming for form anu
seriously III at her home at I'OUl diving is being arranged under thu
:ast O avenue for the past several
day;
MCARAGUAX
CANAL NEXT
t ADPtj ' 'fhAClf
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(Continued, from Ptf 1)
and while It can travel by boat
along :the San Juan . river and
across t.uke "Nicaragua, It will
strike, an 1 almost impenetrable
jungle for the last stretch over the
mountains to the Pnelflc The mn-
rlue corps, however, probnhly will
fly commissioners over the dlffl
cult terrain.
Although the Panama cnnal is
1 33 miles shorter from ocean to.
ocean. It Is estimated '-that there
would be n great saving In time
for much Inter-oceanic v commerce
In passing through the Nlcaragunn
wuterwny because It is on more dl-j
rect llncw of sea travel. 1
Through a treaty" ratified Feb-!
rmiry IS, lfilO. Nicaragua granted j
tiie Cnited Stntes the right to con-f
struct the canal ami the Central'
American republic was- lo receive.
?:i,oon,non. . - '
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IAKR APPOINTM F-NTS
RALKM; .Orfi. Mnne (AP)
Five members of the Interim com-'
mittee that is to report to the next
legislature on: the possibilities of
freight transportation on the Co
lumbia river out of Inland Umpire
territory were appointed yesterday
by:(Sovernor Patterson, as provided
by a senate concurrent resolution.
The appointments were: I
Or. chirk Hlac.k. . Portland;
W. HarrRh, Pendleton; I. Harumu,
The Oalles: James A. Akey, Pen
dleton; Chris Schmidt, Astoria.
. j W hist was-plaved at three tnhlev
MOWS TAW WITH PAINT . 1 Th guests Included: Mrs. Una
VANCOl'VKIt. Wash, (AP) Sturges, Mrs. Florence Herkley,
The handle or the lawnmnwt-r no Mi I'Vcd Merrltield. Mrs. Wlllard
longer raises blisters on the pnlniH -Hond, Mrs.- Charles Mond, Mrs
of tirignr. M. Swan, Vancouver nt-,"lnes( Mrs. , Helen W. lloblnsou,
torney. r-After several seasons 'of $1 (, (rrenlich, Mi's. Hiimiiel Thorn
struggling effort to raise grass on U'H- ''has, (Minny, Miss Ma-
gravel soil, Swan put In n concrete' H0". Mrs. W. K, Hroek, .Miss Mil
lawn nnd painted It green. Whfn ,i,(mI Herkley and Norboiirne Iterk
It begins to look shabby he mere- Icy.-
ly gets out his can of paint. ! Frank Paige and
FFAV FOIti:f'f).sVHFS
HOUSTON', Tex., (AP) The
Federal Farm l-ind bank hero
claims the. lowest foreclosure rec
ord of any such inxtitntinn In the
country. Only M foreclosures have
been recorded In the bank's 1 2
years of existence. More than
$1 Ru.Onn.riOd has been loaned tn
CI. 000 Texas farmers dining that
time.
nf;vi;i:i inffkts iowa
AM KM, Iowa (AC) A recent
survey revealed that ' at least K0
per cent of pastures .in Iowa nre
,,lnfected with small ragweed. The
weed Is especially bothersome In
the fall, when It attains full
growth.
. HAIRY HllRH UF.COltO
FNA.IHLLA, Neb. (AP) A herd
of eight dairy cows owned hy F. I-;.
Ort on has an average production
record of more than too pounds of
butlerfal per row per year.
$ 15 & $50
Kinds
$38.85
GOOD SHIRTS
$1.50, $1.85 &
.15
. Swim Week Tol)s
Mark With 175
Taking Lessons
'Swim Week" classes nt the out
door pool yesterday reached ft new
(hlt!h mark with nearly. 176 receiv
ing instruction In elementary and
advanced swim mine and lifesavlng.
Fifty girls under 1- years attend
ed the 2:00 o'clock class for begin
ners, and 40 boys the S:ini o'clock
class, these constituting the two
urgeest;
Seventeen hoys nnd girls have
registered and nre working out
aUy ut the various carrhH. holds,
breaks and the resuscitation taituht
In the junior llfesaving class. Ten
nre registered In the vhiss in sen
ior lifesnving. which is more ad
vanced than the other, and Includes
several more tests. Final examlna-
tions In life saving nre td be held
supervision of Anne Stange, by thu
1 following, girls: Peggy Hnhneu
, kamp, Jacttuellne O'Hrten, Phyllis
i Peterson, Sally sicgrist, June Itav-
enscroft, Kete McOlenuing. Clela
Harvey ami-Alice Cook.
! Maurice Weis Is training the fol-
lowing, boys In a series of water
aquatics that he says will be well
(received: Vernon Patten, Kverett
y itaynolds. Hob Ocsterling. Cluir
Perkins, Hob Hamseyk Virgil Koeh
enspnrger, Kussell Nelson, Howard
l.ymnn, Carl Colcipau, Wayne Nus
baum nnd P. Kennedy.
Hlenchei'H, to. seat If" spectators
have been arranged for the earn!
Val Saturday evening at 7:Sfl p. m
-phis will-consist of races for girls
and boys, stunts by the different
advanced classes, life saving dem
onstnitlons and the awarding of
pins ami emblems.
Skit Given At
Summer School
At Cove Monday
Uy "Mrs. A. ;. Conkllti
(Observer 'orrespandciil -
COVK. Ore. (Special) The lit
tle skit at the summer school Mon
day evening sponsored by Haker,
ove and 1 .a (J ramie, cut it led
"A Sunday School Christmas Play,"
was full of delightful humor and
delighted the audience. One feat
ure was a pretty dance by M Is
Joan Patterson, of Haker, who is
teaching rhymte gymnastics for
girls at the summer school.
A group of Pendleton women
were guests of Mrs. C. H. Marsh
Ac the summer school Monday.
They came over In the morning,
bringing their lunch, ami returned
late In the. afternoon. Duplicate
their
iiaugnter, .mis. i.iHfan Allen.
; are (ttijoying a family house paity.
They have with thciu Mr. and Mrs.
Kred J'alge, of Los Angeles, Cal.,
Mr. and Mrs. Lou in Webber and
small son, tlene. of Long Honda
('ul.; Mr. anl Mrs. Itulimd Larson
and son Hlchard of Huena, Wash..'
and Robert I'alge. who has been nt
school for the last year In Long
Heach when' he. has henn stayln;
wMi his sister, Mrs. Webber. The
entire parly, with thn exception
of Robci't. will leave Thursday for
California Mr, nnd Mrs. Fred
Paige lo their home In Los Ange
les. Mr. and Mrs. Webber to Long
Heach, and the Larsons to find a
location In California where they
.will make their homo.
Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Rloom ore
the proud pn rents of a daughter
born to them Saturday. June 22, at
the home of Mrs. Hlontu's parent.
Mr. and Mrs. .lames Tlbbs, at
Haines.
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. llronn, or
Portland, are guests at the- home
of their daughter. Mrs. (J. K. Murk
er. They nrrlvcd Monday after
noon, coming bore from Touched
NOW PLAYING
Do i d
Mother
It now
,lo M. fj. M. NiMH.
I Louiseprfester
WnMi., where they had heen visit
ing other relatives. Since leaving
Portland they have spent some
time with u son and his family nt
Jleppner. -
liFNI MF GANOMXK WAR
SAN FRANCISCO, June 27 (AP)
lti.oumption of the gasoline war
was i ml lea ted with the reduction
of the reiall price here by some,
service studious to IS cents a gallon.
CKiAltFT SAVKS SPF.F.lF.lt
llAYWAIth. Fill., June 27 (AP)
A cixati'lte sltllt tossed from ti
speedy automobile lodgerl In a
pursuing motorcycle policeman's I
shirt bosom. When the policeman!
stopped to retrieve the stub lite j
speeder escaped. j
Qelebrating the sale of
a million Frigidaires
The second National
DEMONSTRATION
of the
': Frigiclaire
"ColdContror
is now going
1MIF. 'Cold Contnd'V Is lio
- Ing shown In actual use.
Delicious frown desserts an
j being serviMl. We 'iv giving:
mine it uitiirpiilH linnli cob-
tabling reelpes. We're dl
playlug the "Million Model"
Frlglituli . . . all poivolalb
I enamel finish,
I .Ami we're making a scclitl
; oifer to all who Imy Frlgl
j dittre during this special
j demonstration,
! Jesse Rosenbaum, Elect.
n- i.Mi.-y niiiir.
1
Announcement
Extraordinary ;.
Grand Opening
' 'THE NEW i
THEATRE
The tMiiniijH'MH'ni or llii l4i Cirumlc TllCMlttW, fnc, .
Iiiki ttmil iiIiumiiiv In innmiiii'lii t In- n-iiicilliic
(if Hie Cnlonlnl 'I'licnliv ililllv. iliiilel' a nrw iKillcf.
lli lnitliiK in .miii ii kti'iiI lliiciip of tli-Hl ran tilrtiu-r ,
mill ii lfiMi) or "111k lllls" (i-liosiii hjr irinlnr lo
niiiiiil) llml Imvo iilnymi In ihc piisl. '!,
At
Popular Prices .
Adults 20c Children 10c
Any
Opening Program
Friday - Saturday
KEN MAYNARD
"TheTawless
I nainn
A 'I'lirllllilK hllliMll
OI (hi- Wml
AImi
A rniiiilcti' pittffntMi If
Slum Stiltjii'l.
I
shouis si mt iilnhilv 7:15 nml
II ft. 111. I tOOl N OfM'tl 7 p. in,
iATiM:r. siiowixis
Stilitnlit nnd Somlitj Only
a( a
Small
Vvvt,
Maltti Mm
fOMiMArj
)tinr i-nh-r-Idfniiiiiif
fii-:itlim:ii'li't-s.
commits si iciin;
l.OS ANUKI.KH, June 27 (AP)
George Wyaelch, held hy police on
suspicion of killing his wife,
stubbed himself to death In his cell
here early today with a penknife
which he had secreted on his
clothing following his arrest yes
terday. Wtiyncieh, who reported
the finding of his wife's body In
the family home, had maintained
she committed suicide hy filing ft
bullet tnlo her chest.
K I WAN IK KhFCT Mcl.VII
.M IliWAI'IvKK, .lilnft 27 (AP)
Horace MeiJavid, Decatur, I lis.,
was elected president of Kiwanls
International at the closing session
of the thirteenth annual conven
tion here today.
on
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power' Co.
lliikor, Oro.
i
Time
Starting-Friday
June
28
I I)i;i.uimi;m stuiikk
Store No. 13 I.a Oninrt.. Ore.-
SUMMERY :
VOILE FROCKS
. Fpr coolness sake Include a
couide of ( hec cleverly
- stylrtl garments 'n your sum-.
liner war lrnlwi
Color fasl voiles in 'season-'
. able colors and models.
Wo till much dtore than .
$1.95
miiioii PAciFia
STAGES IJIC:
: operating .
deluxe Stages
',, 1IAII.V RrilKDI'M.;
, frlun l,A (ilt.WDi:
Tn l'ortliiiiil:
I.t. 10:15 n. in.
TVi IVihIIwoii, Wiilla
U'Hlla:
l.v. 10:15 n. in.;
2:45 p. in. : i
' To Inivistoii:
. Iiv. S:45 p. m.
To niikpr:
l,v. io::m n. in.;
7::in p. in,
: Sliiin ICflVo from
I'iiIoii I'liririi' .
l'liKwitKi't' siailon
KXIMtKKS l'AC'KAil:S OAHItli:i
Wlint divine brnuty!
Wllllt 4-lll'llUUl tiwnl !
Wlinl ull-Cftiiqiiirring
jiassion, gwecping
utiidu ull lmrrii'rs to
love's fulfillment!
. . , And then the iikih
lve spcctiiclc of the
greatest sou battle of
modern times filmed
in nnia.iiig detail I
See and Hear
IN TI8E
Cf IN THE WEST ,
a