L GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Pago Five
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rriday, June 28,. 1929
Local News In Brief
Attends Reunion
j - L. C Parsons and family, of this
tcHy. returned Wednesday , from a
ithre-day trifn- to Boise and Nam
fpa, Idaho, Visiting Mr. '. Parsons
mother and. father living in Nam
pa and his sister in Boise. Whit
in Nampa the family had a reunion
ijast Sunday, relatives coming from
-BoiM and alao one son, Ben Par
ens, who Uvea In Milwaukie, Wis.,
attended. Ho had been away for
jS ye&i'H H'1" the . reunion with
tinembers of his family was a de
lightful ovqnt.
t, , , -
fju Girls' Cainp . V, "
, Mlas Kleahor Cleavfirdaughter
'of Mr. and.Mrs. H. H.';fiieaver. is
spending several weeks at a Girl
IScouU' camp at Chanparal, Red
wood' State .-'Park, California, and
!will not return to her home, in this
Icity until some time during Aug
ut. -Miss (Clcaver - is - a senior at
f-the University of Oregon.
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vVittltlng IVciiils - , ' :
S , MrB. J. A; Parker and -Children,
jack, Margaret and Betty, of Seat
f tie, arrived-, in this city yesterday.
fThey spent the evening .visiting at
jiljundreds of Men
jfAnd Young Men
;( Are Taking
Advantage of
m Uur -PPre-Fourth
Come jn tomorrow
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( have to offer We
j are always pleased
I td show, you wheth
i! er you buy or not.
1 J $24 & $25 Suits
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at $18.85
I $29 & $30 Suits
at $23.85
at $28.85
$39 & $40 Suits
I
I at $33.85
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th J. L. Hadden home and left
this morning for their home In
Thermopolia, Wyo. They have
been touring through the Pacific
northwest.
.Making Automobile
Today, at the Blue Mountain ga
rage, local people have aa opportunity-to
see -just how an automo
bile Is made, according to Avery
Harrison, who is staging such an
exhibition here, including an engi
neering exhibit, a phantom chas
sis, and a color and style show. H.
W. R Herzog and S. M. Wolff,
of Detroit, are conducting the ex
hibit. -A 3-rfel motion picture
"Dynamic Detroit,' will be shown
at 7:30.
Visit Normal School
Among the visitor at the East
ern Oregon Normal school yester
day were: Mrs.' Lowell Stockman,
of Helix; Mrs. Gilbert Struve. of
Corvallis; Mr. and Miss Genevieve
Mayberry. of Kreewater: and Mrs.
W. J. Stockman and Mrs.. J. L.
Stockman, of Pendleton.
lias Operation
Miss Dorothy Boothe, of Ho
qulam. Wash., underwent an opera
tion at the Grande Rondo hospital
recently. She was on her way to
Boise with her grandparents and
was rushed to tho hospital, but la
on her way to recovery as report
ed today.
Homo From School
Golan Epllng returned yesterday
from school and national guard
camp. He Is a student at the Uni
versity of Washington and will
spend the summer visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jr. A. Epllng.
and friends.
lie turns to Kansas City-
Mrs. U C. Browning and son
Jack left last evening for Kansas
City. She has been visiting Mrs.
Tom Baird, of Union, for the past
month. Mrs. Browning said she
enjoyed this country very much
and hoped that it would not be so
warm in Kansas City.
Goes to Klgtit
Miss Ruth Piittln, of Marietta,
Ohio, arrived In La Grande this
morning. She left for Elgin, where
she will visit Mrs. II. 11. Hugg for
a few- days. She will then con
tinue her trip to Klamath Kalis.
where she will visit her sister and
spend the summer.
I lei urn From Motor Trip
M l. a nd Mrs. L. F. Dunn n nil
daughter, Phyllis, have recently re
turned irom a liuuu-miie trip
through Nevada, Arizona, Califor
nia and New Mexlnn. TIipv hnv
been away from this elty about a
montn ana report a very pica mint
trim
Koiiirns From Kemtnnry " !
Poto Ijoftus, who has been at
tending Saint Patrick's seminary
at Menlo Park In California, re
turned to Enterprise a few days
ago. Mr. Loftus will spend the
summer visiting his father. Pat
Loft us.
Hero From Sterling, Colo.
Dr. Wand Mrs. O. V. Chlpmnn
and family, Dr. A. M. Sheridan
and Mrs. J. W. Sheridan, of Sterl
ing, Colo., arrived in this city last
evening. They left this mprnlng
to continue their motor trip.
Return From Visit
Mrs. Lynn Wright and her
daughter, Gerry Lou, returned last
evening from a months visit In Al
tnoia. Wash. Mrs. Wright has
been visiting her father and many
friends.
(io to Portland
William Moore and Charles De
vine left for Portland Wednesday
where they will remain until July
2. then going to tho Citizens Mili
tary Training camp at Vancouver
for a month.
Returns From Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Waldroff.
of La Grande, returned this morn
ing from Portland, where they
have been for the past two days.
He. has been attending national
guard camp for the post two weeks.
Here From Portland
Mrs, Frank Dougarty. of Port
land, Is In La Grande visiting her
sister and brother. Miss Mue
Stearns and J. E. Stearns. She
will be in1 this city for a few days.
Has Frat'Uircd EIIhw
The young son of Mr. and Mrs.
J, C Shawktey, of near Cove, fell
yi-sterday while riding horseback
and fractured his elbow. He whs
brought to the Dr. Wondcrllck hos
pital for x-ray and treatment.
In'nvr For Victoria
Miss Esther Brown, of La Grande
left lust evening for a trip to Seat
tle. Portland and Victoria. H. V.
Miss Brown will visit friends and
relatives and return to this city In
a month.
Here From Portland
Mr. and Mrs. I'. A, Anderson, of
Portliitid, have arrived here. Mr.
Anderson wtis formerly a business
assueiitte of W. H. Sargent in the
fa Grando Investment company.
They will he In La Grande a day or
so.
Hero From Enterprise
Mrs. Bert I'eele and Mrs. Aman
da Chinaworth and daughter, of
Enterprise , were In l,a Grande yes
terday. They spent the day shop
ping and visiting friends.
Returns to Walla Walla
Mrs. Carrie Doherty. of Ia
Grande for the past few days visit
ing her sister. Mrs. C. D. Putman,
b'Tt last evening for Walla Walla.
Has Operation
To Portland
Hob Smith and Ray Price, of I.a
Grande, left last night for Port
land. They will uttvnd the Sigma
Chi convention and return to this
city in a few days.
Improving
Mrs. Ernest De Long, who has
been HI In the Grande Ronde hos
pital, -is improving rapidly. She
will be able to return to her home
in a few days, it Is reported.
To Pleasant Valley-
Miss Charlotte Smith left this
morning for Pleasant Valley. She
has been In this city for the past
two weeks visiting Mrs. Guye
Chapin.
Ieave for HuntJngton
Mrs. Herman Cunts and daugh
ter, Herma, left this morning for
Huntington. They have been In
this city receiving medical treat
ment. .
Leaves For Parma
The Rev. J. L. Taylor left thU
morning for Parma, Ira. He came
here to conduct the funeral ser
vices of the Rev. F. O. Hess, the
Baptist minister.
Leaves For Pendleton
Mrs. R. A. Tovrea, who has been
In La Grande, for the past two
days visiting, left last evening for
Pendleton. She will spend a few
days there-and return to La Grande
In a short time.
Go to Seattle .
Mr. and Mrs E. Jacobson, of La
Grande, left lust evening for Seat
tle. Their son, Alvin, has been in
Winnipeg and will meet them in
Seattle -to spend a few days visit
ing. Here From Seattle
. Miss Dorothy Goodman, of Seat
tle, Is In La Grande visiting her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. K.
Jacobson. She will spend a few
weeks visiting relatives and
friends.
Drive to I taker
. Mr. and Mrs. Chase Bohnenkamp
nnd children, of La Grande, left
this morning for Union and Baker.
They are making a short business
trip nnd will return this evening.
Loaves For Maekey, Ida,
Mrs. Jessie Simmons, who has
been visiting her parents In Walla
Walla, was In La Grande last even
ing. She stopped over on her way
to Mackey, Ida. '
Ivcave For Portland
Mrs. George H timer, who has
been in this ctty visiting relatives,
left last evening for Portland. She
will spend a few days visiting Mrs.
Fred Kingston.
Drive to Enterprise .
Sherwood Williams and L. S.
Weeks, , of La Grande, left this
morning for Enterprise. They
went on a short business trip and
will return this evening.
Hero From Portland
H. J. Brady, of Portland, is In
La Grande. Mr. Brady Is agent
for nn Insurance company. . He ex
pects to leave for the east today.
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IH'ro From Hllgnrd
Mrs. G. O. Thorbrue, of Hllgard.
Is in La Grande today. She will
spend the day shopping and return
to her home this evening.
Hot urns From Nebraska
Charles Gump, of La Grande,
returned this morning from a two
weeks visit In Nebraska City. Neb.
His mother has been seriously ill
but is slightly improving In health.
Acfppt.M Position
Mis Patty Hartenhower, of La
Grande, has acepted a temporary
position with Earl Reynolds sec
retary of the chamber of commerce
In Klamath Falls.
Proud Parents
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Roberts, of
La Grande, are the proud parents
of a baby daughter. The little girl
has been named Alna Georgia
Roberts.
Baby Daughter
Mr. and Mjrs. C. V. Talbott. of
La Grande, are the proud parents
of a baby daughter, born to them
at their home June 23. They have
named their baby Grace Elizabeth
Return From Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Walker
and children, of La Grande, re
turned last evening' from Baker.
They have been visiting her moth
er there for the past two days.
(iocs to Duncan
Mrs. II. E. Woods left last oven
lug for Duncan. She has been at
Hot Laku on business for the past
few days.
Goes to Wallowa Ijikc
Harley Richardson and Fred
Nowland, left this morning for
Wallowa Iake on business. They
will return some time today.
Returns From Baker
Miss Lenore McCorkle, who has
been visiting her brother In Baker
for the past few days, retumtd to
Ial Grande this morning.
Ybdtliig In Ijs Grande
Grant lowe. of Walla Walla,
has been visiting at the home 1f
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Putnmu. He
left yesterday for his homo In
Walla Walla.
Hero From HllgHrd
Harry Pallas, of Hilgird, ar
rived In this city this morning on
business.
Eagles IxMlgo Meet
The Eagles lodge held a regu
Iht meeting at the Eagles hall at
7:30 o'clock last evening.
!lfrp From Sun Francbwo
John Hays, of San Francisco, ar
rived In this elty this morning. He
will be employed at the Green
Parrot.
Mm. Hill Heifer
Mrs. A. T. Hill, who has been 111
at her home on, Klrwt street. Is re
ported as being much better.
Making V'Ml
Mrs. Charles W. Cleaver, of Itn-bk-r,
is spending this week visit-
Ing at the William Miller homo In
this city.
On Ftshiug Trill
Adolph Siegrist and son, Dolph,
of 1a Grande, left yesterday on a
fishing trip up the Wallowa coun
ty. They were expected home last
evening.
Returns From Boise
Clyde Bunting returned this
morning from a business trip In
Boise. He has been away for the
past two days.
Hero From Hllgard
Mrs. Anna Matheson, of Hilgard.
arrived In this city this morning
She will return this-evening after
shopping and visiting friends.
From Cove:
Miss Cora Bloom, of Cove, was
In La Grande yesterday. She spent
the day shopping and returned last
evening.
Hero From I xst I tie
Mrs. Kred Gray, of Lostine, spent
yesterday shopping and visiting
friends. She returned to her home
last evening.
To Kellogg
Ernest Oliver, of La Grande, left
last evening for Kellogg, Ida.,
where ho Is going to work.
HAWKS MAKES
NEW RECORD
ACROSS U.
S.
(Continued from Pag 1)
bridges over tho East river in New
York.
In 1 9 2 8 she set an en d u ra nee
solo record for women fliers by
staying In the air over Roosevelt
flel dfor 6 hours and 37 seconds.
I'll REE M rSKi n EKHS'
RE-
FI'ELKD
ROOtfEVHLT FIELD, N. Y..
June 28 (AP) Tho monoplane
Three Musketeers was crawling
through a heavy fog over Long
Island today In a quest for a, new
endurance refueling flight mark,
with lis crew unnilmirul of the
tragedy which befell "Tho Ans
wer," Viola Gentry's plane which
took off lust night In another as
sault on the record.
Martin Jensen, pilot of the Three
Musketeers, saw The Answer dis
appear into the fog, however, and
In a note dropped to the flying
field asked "What happened to
Viola? Saw her disappear at low
altitude. Am worried."
Tho v Three. Musketeers was re
fueled at 7 a. in. The operation
was carried on 2,oo feet In the
air an the two shirts were forced
to climb above the fog bank.
PASSES 12;UU HOUR UP '
MINNEAPOLIS, June 28 (AP)
The 123rd hour . In the air was
passed at 8 a. m. today by Owen
Haughlan, Minneapolis, and Thor
wald "Thunder' Johnson, St. Paul,
as their plane. Miss Minneapolis,
droned on toward tho world's on
d usance record. ; , : t ,
-At 0 a. m. another successful re
fueling was effected and 100 gal
lons of gasoline and six quarts of
oil were taken aboard.
SPAIN GIVES UP
MADRID, June 28 ( AP) The
Spanish government considers It
hasdnoe everything In Its power 4o
locate Major Ramon Franco and
his three companions, who disap
peared last Saturday on a trnsat
lantlc flight venture. Therefore, a
public statement by the ministry
of marine said, further search has
been abandoned as practically use
less. TWO BADLY HURT
MITCHELL FIELD, N. Y June
28 ( AP) An army observation
plane caught fire 2,000 feet In the
air today and fell like a comet to
tho Meadowbrook country club
grounds, critically injuring Lieut.
Maxwell Balfour and Corporal El
mer Berry.
DENIES PETITION
SAN FRANCIKCO, Cal.. June 2R
(AP) The state supreme court
denied a petition for rehearing of
the State Bar association rase
against Superior Judge Carlos
Hardy of Los Angeles.
SATURDAY ONLY
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Today
"MOTHER KNOWS
HEST."
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ESPINOSA AND
SARAZEN AHEAD
(Continued from Page 1)
Issue over the leadership up to
Bobby Jones whose sensational 69
led the opening day's battle. The
Atlanta amateur knew what he had
to beat as he prepared for his sec
ond round after lunch.
Hngen Blows Up
Walter Hngen went to pieces
with an 81, for a two-day total of
157. The British open champion
joined the ' defending American
open title holder, Johnny Farrell,
among tho favorites to fail by tho
wayside. Farroll's 84 yesterday
put-him out of tho running for all
practical purposes.
'George Von Elm, amateur from
Detroit; scored a sparkling 70 in
the second round of the national
open golf championship today. It
was the best score returned with
i n.n.-A ll.nn liulf tha tlA In nnil
itiiva Vnn Kim n tu-n-rinv tntnl nf I
1 149 and third place behind Al Es-
pinosa and Gene Sarazen.
On the heels of the leaders was
Densmore Shute, young Worthing
ton, Ohio, professional who beat
par with a 71 after 73 yesterday to
total 1-14, even par.
Jack White, veteran Scotch pro,
who was third at the end of the
first round play, was away off form
today and used up 8ti strokes,
bringing his 3tl holes total to ICS.
HAXGK FIRES CONTROLLED
RISD RLUFF, Cal., June 28
( A P ) Ra ngo f I res east of he re
were reported completely under
control after nearly 40, MOO acres of
gra'.n fields and range lands were
burned over.
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15c to $1.00
Whether you are swimming
or merely taking your dally
showpr bath, a Swlm-Kap
will, keep the water out and
the curl in. Wo have a wide
range of styles, colors and
prices. Get your Sw'm-Kap
now. Sold only at your Rex
u II Drug Store.
Glass Drugs
Inc.
The Rcgr.nU Store
La Grande, Ore.
Today and Saturday
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FRED HODOLF LOST
PORTLAND, Ore., Juno L8 (AP)
The whereabouts of Fred Uodolf,
13. Oswgo, Ore., was a bit of
mystery today when parents told
Atl nits f - i 1 Chi Mm
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