La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 01, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text, i Monday, July 1, 1020 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Five if II Local News In Brief JIM,piW rnipiMi 1 II i mi i iwiraiirt Klljoy OuflllR ' The families of (,. N. rainier and Otis Palmer, uccomimnied by Mrs. Dolly Smith, of SrHuhh, Cul., u ! ter of Mrs. Otis Palmer, who Is j visiting here, and Itay Lynch were; Saturday and Simday visitors! to the South Korlt. While the women and children enjoyed the outftiK at Shady Rest camp (at the end of - the road) "the men .visited Maxwell, u and Steamboat lakes, where some J good catches ot fish were made. .Maxwell mite aa tLuuui unt-iiMiiviL open, and .fishing was poor there except through holes in the snow and Ice,, which - was seven feet thick. Steamboat lake was well rjjfvered with thin ice .but open at several places and evening fishing was excellent. Sunday morning was different, however, as the lake was entirely covered with one fourth inch of Hew lee. which pre vented fishing before the men left for camp. One feature of the re turn trip was the "coasting" down mountain sides for about one-half mile on. the snow, which is very much in evidence in the high mountains. From the character of the ground, they estimated that they walld over snow banks 4ti feet deep. Mr. Hampton Here ' Mr. and Mrs. Arle f. Hampton, of Asloria, are in this city visit ing at the homo of Mr, unit Mrs. H. K. O'Brien. 'They expect to re- Ltum to Western, .Oregon. unuoj-i;ow. mil a week from tomorrow Mr. Hampton will iMrtrVus a'gathering ii( educator at Oregon State col- ege at Corvallis. He is president pf the Inland Kmpin? Kilucutional dissociation. Mrj( Hampton was fnnerly school superintendent m iJi Grande and htit the sjune posi tion in Astoria. J, 1'Vjf mer ReMiIeiil Hero Mr. and Mrs. (,'. T. Lindsay to gether with Mr. and Mrs. John Hand, daughter, Helen, and son, Hobble, spent an enjoyable day yesterday ht Wallowa Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Hand and their family are here visiting from Long Heach, California, expecting to make their visit last during the summer. 1 hev were former Residents of La Grande and are (tediously considering lo eating herepermanently again. Hero From Portland Ellen Maxfleld. of Portland, re cently arrived in this city for i visit. Miss Maxfield was former ,1 Aly n teacher. at Itiwrin. and Is now I :ifnrhfiiL al . Liiurelhurs:t' 'school In Al'ortl iiomi tianci. a one is vihiimik ui ino home of Mis. K, J. ttlokland at Island City, and vlnitlng friends here. ' 111 .J jOlVirrlniro TLt'4'llsc Juno WHK.ClOSt'fl Ulti a ppropri ately in tho county clerk's office Saturday with the' Issuance of two marriage fM-nses. Those receiving licenses were: James Wa Ish and Zoo Tobin, of La Grande, and Gus ftlehl. of Glenns Kerry, Ida.; and Lcona J. Hansen, of Island City. LeaOng In Grnmh ' Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lamm, of La Grande, are expecting to leave here July' rV for Southern Califor nia, nNer which they will go east to Rutlanrt. Vt.( where, they will remain for a year aod possibly longer. Oscar Marshall is taking Mr. Uimm's place In t lie fire de partment. Here Froirt Yakima Philip valnuni. or Yakima, ar 1 rived here today to spend his vaca tion In Ln ,Grande with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, .lames Y. Walnum. His wife arrived here last Tuesday lo be with her mother. Mrs. O. J. ; Skiff, who Is recovering from anjnn(i operation at tho Grande Ronde hospital. (iocs to Salt Lake CHy V": jM In 1 el.nrts I 'eaison.' W hO has 1 b n In La Grande for the v;:st .few weeks visiting her parents, left Saturday .evening for Salt .-Lake City. Her brother, LanieV -Pearson, will meet her there and then continue their trip to Los Angeles. Miss Pearson will return to this city In August. ' Have Fishing Trip Elmer Ilarnden. Bill Hnrnden ami Frank Harris, of La. Gran fie, spent Saturday and Sunday -1'lshlng at lee lake und .Yiinam! lake. They drove part -way and hiked to the different lakes. They caught 4I fisn between tho three and report that fishing is excellent at either lake. Have Picnic. The employes and family of the Sevens-Van Kngdcn store spent yesterday afternoon pfcnleliing. There were about fifteen in tho party Including Miss olie Mae Wright. Kiwseil ( lark. J. C. Red- en and rmily. and Harold Kog- VYH. f www m m -M- w m i ir u "i A holiday is thn lime for picture-tiiking. And our laboratory is the place to have your holiday films fin ished. You'll appreciate our rapid service and you'll admire our skilful, careful workmanship. Get your supply of films now for the "Fourth". RED CROSS DRUG STORE Phone Main 4. From I'lrcc-lil, Holland Mr. and Mrs. J, 7.. van I.lemin and son and daughter, of Utrecht, Holland, arrived in this city last evening. They are touring this part of the country. Mr. van Lle inin has been in this country since 1023 and can speak English quite well but it is reported that his children have not yet learned ths language and merely motion for things they want. Going to bos Angeles Mrs. Annio Lenhart, who has been in Baker and La Grande for the past two months on business, left for Los Angeles this morning. She has been here settling up the J. Lenhart estate. Mrs. Lenhart was formerly a resident of Baker. Here From Port In mi Mrs. A. J. Johnson, of Portland, was in La Grande Saturday and Sunday visiting her husband, who Is traveling accountant for the railroad. She also visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. O. John son. Car Damaged Cars driven by Marjbrle Condit a n d W. K. Ca r u m , hot h of La Grande, collided at the Intersec tion of Adams and Fir yesterday afternoon at 1:3a o'clock. Miss Condit's car was damaged consid erably. " ' ' ' - :i " ' ' Here From Portland Mr. and Mrs.- Wast man and chil dren. Max and Ruble, of Portland, "I" c , ' i '1 . rZ 'Zuiolttff to Parma. Ida 7 ,1"m"" Vi . of I,i Grande and are now on WQlr way to Colorado to visit friends Returns From Vacation- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nelson, of La Grande, returned from their va cation yesterday. They have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Reyn olds In Rend, formerly of La Grande. They returned by way of Eugene and Portland and re port a very lovely drive. Stops Over From Tii Senator and M rs. Isaac Staples, of Salem, were In La Grande yes terday for a short visit with friends. They have been motoring through Eastern Oregon for a va cation and left, for Pendleton last evening. Here From Portland Miss Sevill Pratt arrived In this city this morning. Miss Pratt has been in Portland for the past week and is now returning to this city to spend the summer. She will stay at tho home of Mrs. V, 1. Hansel). Univcm lor IjOh Angeles Mrs. W. " F. Ilerzog. left this morning for Luh Angeles. Her husband Was in this city Saturday demonstrating the Phantom chas sis at the Blue Mountain garage. They will be In Baker today. Return From Trip Mi', and Mrs. It. A. Alexander and Itbbert and Francis, returned recently from a trip through the "Willamette valley. They have been absent from this city about two weeks. Make. Trip to Rolso Wilina Smith, Gladys Smith and Karl Cox, of La Grande, drove io Boise Sunday. They spent the day visiting Jerry Hopkins, who Is 111 but reported better. They re turned early this morning. Iteiiirn From Portland Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bohnenkanip M rs. Bessie Carney, of La Grande, returned last evening from a trip to Portland. They have been gone for the past few days. ... Returns From San Fnuicifco . Miss Francis. Menger returned this morning from a two weeks va cation at San Francisco. She vis ited her sister and relatives there. She reports a wonderful trip. Iiives For Portland Mrs. Donahl Itohan, of I -a Gnniilc. left Saturday evening for ' i,(.l.,,.n(i u fvnertn to snend two weeks visiting relatives and friends. 1 ' leaves For C. M. T. C. Canih Franklin Eberhard left last even liiir fur Yam-Oliver, where he will I attend C M. T. C. He will return to this city about the first of Aug ust. ri.(. i-Yoin I"orelnnd I w pearson. of Portland. Is visiting at the home of Mr. and MrK j, A Gaskill In Imbler. Mr. p.-arson Is touring the state on jiusiness The Time -And The Place Hero From lUigvne i E. Oxner, of Eugene, Is in La Grundo visiting friends. Mr. Ox ner was formerly a resident of this city, owning a paint shop here. Here From Los Angeles Mrs. Martin Sexington, Angeles, is in this city, rived hero yesterday and visit- i ing her brother, Lloyd McLeod. Hero From Portland Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Button and family, of Portland, are in this city. The yare visiting at the A. U. Hunter home. Returns From Portland Miss Edna Holly recently re turned from a two weeks trip to Portland and Corvallis, Mrs. Por ter Webb-nccompanied her and re turned by train a few days ago. Returns From Hospital Mrs. Amos Helms, who recently underwent an operation at the Grande Ronde hospital, is return ing to her homo today, it was re ported this morning. Here From Pendleton MJss Minnie Sail marsh and E Brown, of Pendleton, were in this city Saturday. They spent the day shopping and returned Saturday evening. To Klamath Falls J. E. Reynolds and his daughter, Marjorie, of La Grande, left Sun day morning for Klamath Kails. They will spend July 4 with Earl Keynolds. Transferred . George Harnden has been trans ferred from MacMarr store 240 to 296. Eugene Cates started work this morning manager of the MacMarr store 240, It is announced. Mrs. W. C. Kelly and son. Glenn, ! morning .p pftrma vMl h' a contractor ",,u "e "" Hero From Tuscaloos, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Warren and Miss Hermione Warren, of Tusca loosa, . Ala., arrived in this city Sunday evening. They left this morning. Return From Convention Bob Smith and Ray Price, of La Grundo, returned from a trip to Portland. They attended the Sig ma Chi convention there. Return From Vacation Floyd W.' Davis, who Is em ployed at the J. C. Penney com pany, has returned from a two weeks vacation in Caldwell, Ida, Hero From Villon Mr. and Mrs. George Baxter, nf Union, spent yesterday visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. Z. Baxter. They re turned to nion last evening. Hero From Emmctt, Ida. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rayon, of Emiuctt, Ida., arrived In this city last evening. They are hero for n short trip and visit. WHAT A JOY FLAVOR BRINGS A Little Sugar Can Put Plea sure Into Eating Many Foods Foods enn be bland, tasteless and unappetizing, or they can bo so (rood that everyone at the table, both children and adults, will be tempted to eat enough of them. The preparation of foods so varied and so anpetizinir that they will promote the health of the country, is squarely up to women. It takes intelligence and thought to prepare or supervi.se varied, delightful diets. Realizing this, a group of na tionally known women cooking ex perts recently conducted a series nf nnw nnttihlo nxnfrimpntx hlfh lit) I in a New York skyscraper kitchen. Their results are being announced to women throughout the country in behalf of more tasteful vege table foods. Cook veget ables i n little water. Do not overcook. Add a little sugar to the vegetables while they are cooking. Try these (llnzrri Onion recom mended by one of the experts. Peel enough medium-size silver-kin onions to make a quart. Prick onions through centers to prevent brcaktng while cooking. Place in boiling salted water to which a tablespoon of sugar per quart has been addd. nimmcr until wrnocr ami iiniwn, Melt two tablespoons of butter in a pan. Add a dash of granulated sugar. Cook to the bubbling stage. Add the onions and stir until well glared. Kor health eat fruits, vegetables and cereals, sugar-flavored for en joyment. Remember the value of candy for dessert. A bit of svet piakcx th3 meal complete ' The Sugar Institute. II Colonial 61 I LAST DAY f l "Blue A ( Skies" With I llrlcn Twlietrt'i's .3 , Ami Special C'u-st j Also-- Comedy Ki'tiru' ' "IH(; SHOWS" I At Simill l'Hii's ij' Arlllllu !! r.i H LMilltlron l"o W i J Hero From Perry Minnie Re her returned fronv a visit in Perry this morning. She has been visiting her jjohn 'Anderson. sister, Mrs. I Stopping Here of Los ! 1. v. Elledge, a pioneer of Un She ar-! ion county but now of Colatus, Wash., Is stopping for a few daya at the Mayivlle nature home. Hrlvo to Pendleton Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Kline, of l Grande, drove to Pendleton yesterday to spend tho day. They returned last evening. Goes to Mulad City Mrs. Mj H. Allen, of La Grande. Is spending the Fourth of July visiting her daughters in Jerome and Malad City, Ida. Hero From Cove Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Peck, of Cove, were in La Grande yesterday. They spent the day visiting friends and returned to their homo last evening. . Hero From Imbler - G. A. Johnson, of Imbler. spent yesterday In La Grande. He re turned last evening. From Vancouver, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kisher a ill Ned C run ford, of Vancouver, Wash., were in La Grande yester day. Open Chini Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Scriber, of La Grande, recently opened their summer camp. They are located at Catherine creek. From Aim Arlwr, Mich. Miss Margaret Black, of Ann Ar bor, Mich., arrived in La Grande i yesterday afternoon. . Has Tonsil Operation Ellen Garity underwent an oper- Act today. "Open an account with. the Western Savings and Loan Association, 'j ' ; Increase Your Money's' Earning Power! Save Faster! Over 12 million people in the United States' have over 8 billion dollars in Saving and Loan Associations which paid them 3 75 million dollars in 1928. ; Oi-anges Ripe Olives ation this morning for tonsils and adenoids. Drlvo to Weisew Mr, and -Mrs. Oscar Utley, drove to Wolser yesterday to spend the day. They visited her mother and friends. ' Has Measles Elsie Pieper was taken ill at her home yesterday with tho measies. She lives at 804 M street. BODY FOUND BY CHILDREN LATE SUNDAY (Continued from Fae 1) Harrls, of Jefferson, Ore., and a brother, Henry Downs, of Cumber land. Wash. She was a cousin of tho J. E. Hulse family, who Uva near here. Tho burial will take place at Lostlne. The body Is at the Snod grass and Zimmerman mortuary today. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Presbyterian church at Los tine. . SCORE "RIG INTERESTS' SAN FUANC1SCO Cal., July 1 (AP) Senator Hiram Johnson re turned here last night from Wash ington and issued a statement criticising what he termed "Big Interests" which he charged were responsible for th failure of the debenture plan in the farm relief bllt. The senator declared that Inlivlduals chagrined at his victory on Boulder dam had deluded Cali fornia farm organizations Into pro testing against his stand on the farm measure Sometimes it's necessary to sever diplomatic relations witli undiplo matic rolativcs. ,. on XL uui Money - where you know It is SaS ANY. AMOUNT from $1 up starts you Md'iK the coiihon No supervised, big and responsible institution can help you get ahead Faster and Safclyl CLIP AND MAIL Tell me how I can get 6 .t- . dividend ASSETS OVER $1,500,000 ASSOCIATION Y. M. C. A. Building, Sixth and Yamhill Portland, Oregon UNDER STATE SUPERVISION Free Delivery Pattison Bros. GROCERY The Pioneer Service Store Yes we finally got some of that good Oregon Swiss Cheese the kind that makes you wish you had a glass of beer to go with it. 50c A POUND In filling your lunch kit for the 4th, don't overlook some of the following Potato Chips, 3 for 25 Cheese Crackers, per pkg 10 Sardines at ,10, 2 for 85 and 25 2 cans for 'l Nally's Mayonnaise at 13tf, 20, 35, (5- Deviled Meats, per can f to 12 Pickles Sweets, Sours and Dills, pints .'J0 to !() Vienna Style Sausage, jar 15 ;5, 45 Hostess Cakes fresh Tuesday 15 to f0r Cliquot Club, Canada Dry, Silver King Fizz 25 Tuna Fish for salads .....17 25, Swift's Premium Hams. Bacon and Cold Meats. Call Main 80 JOSEPH STEWART DIES WASHINGTON, July 1 (AP) Joseph Stewart, executive assistant to the postmaster general and spe elal assistant to the attorney gen- oral, died at his homo here today Stewart, who was 70 years oVl, spent nearly 47 years In the post office department and for a num ber of years had been in charge of all its statistical work as well as supervision of its legal affairs. FKKM'H GULl-' ai-.ak CHANT1LLY, France, July 1 (AP) An American and Briton will fight it out for the French amateur golf championship. Jack Westland, Winged Foot Golf club. Now York, meets Richard Fletch er, England, In the semi-finals to day. Westland defeated John Daw son. Chicago, three, and two, and Fletcher disposed of the Hon. Michael Scott at tho l'Jth hole. F.NRPRANOE KISS RE(XHtl) NEW YORK, July 1 ( AP) A hero and heroine, seem destined to make a record for an endurance kiss. Homer Croy's typist, at work in her home, had Just reached the point in his incompleted novel when the lips touched. Scarlet fever Invaded tho houso and It was quarantined for a month with con tents, including tho manuscript. The author Is unable to proceed. SHOCK OAl'SE OF DEATH COLUMBUS, Neb.. July 1 (AP) Tho death yesterday of former Judge W. N. llensley at the nge of 85 was ascribed partly by his friends to shock over tho deatli last March of his son, Major William N. Hensley, first American, to fly tho Atlantic west to east, in tho R-34. . Shipment of blooded cattle from Canada to Australia lias becomo an Impotrunt export item. Learn how this state 1 nnl receive leml-annual "I chucks. . cur and 29 to (i0 2(), :35-, 4.i 1 ... " 'Ji; 9 'I'lm iiuiHl kIkiiiiIIu imyiil Hpixliiulo hS)0 J ! w '-nik.m 'y'ilnif "v'r r"""'ll! gjjl .f lairH of hlHlory! 1 2J ' Vitnpliono Act l'uthc Sound News H ! Mm 1 I Pi Mil i . --in ij-ir mi iji i "i'i r tf f N.' VLiyilt." GltAlHJATKR TOGETHER SPUING VALLEY, N, Y., July 1 (AP) Mrs. Rosa Peters, 44, and her 17,-year-old daughter have been graduated together at tho Spring I Valley high school. Mrs. Peters, the wife of a Congregational min ister, took a four year course in ortler to qualify for n position as music teacher in tho public schools. REAX SI IJJVAV PIIOMOTED ALBANY, Oro July 1 (AP) D. W. W. Sullivan, dean of Albanv college since JU. has resigned his j position to become president of ; Whitworth college, Spokane. Wash. life assumed his new duties at the Washington school today. EDUCATORS FIND BACKWARD SWING IN LEGISLATURES j (Continued from Pato 1) Teachers' college, Columbia uni versity, New York, in an address prepared for delivery this morning, declared that tho United States Would find Itself In "danger of bureaucracy shaping the education of its children if it yields to the pressure being made to bring about federal control of schools. " He said physical equipment and flnan- ! i I On The Screen , ---H,',A.Y TUESDAY W?5w CHINA ' Klwffr Oddities and Comedy ft JeSSjMM I : . , 1 1 v, V ' jyg NOW PLAYING . S B She vns InnlilllKlnK:, pro- s 3 vokll,K' impuiHivo una ""ttttSwi m urn 1 'to ij lil ""V1 l0,v", l,"m"u'0,l "'&$X& Wml J n a))tl nu,,j0 U!J. ti-umjuil and . r ,m HereiHi! fffHl ARCADE r"S Nw PLAYING - ' KI.V Mm R. WJL 1 fphmmk iWS Goach Excursion Over 4th of July TO PORTLAND Going Wednesday, July 3rd Leave La Grande (i: ).") p. m. Arrive Portland 7:17) a. m. 'Returning tickets will be honored in coach es only on any regular train Thursday, July 14th, or' Friday, July 5th. Baggage will not be checked. G ET YOUR TICKETS EARLY. mum J. II. KKNNEY, Agent, La Grande, Ore. .DEPARTMENT STOKER , 3tore No. 1 3 La Grande, Ore, SHIRTS SHORTS Abhui'o llio maximum ot hot wcntlicr rrcedom und comfort SHIRTS Of fine guago white, pink- rayon peach, 79 SHORTS Of colorful cloths prlnta or UrouU- 59 - 79 - 98 clal aid should ho provided by fed eral and stato educational authorl ties. Round Trip From La Grande PACIFIC