Wednesday,, July, 3, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, 1 ORE. 1; .'J
Page Five
Local News In Brief
To Attend Conference . ' '
Dr. S. Brownton and llr. C.
W. Erwin of this city will attend
the Pacific Coast Dontul confer
ence which is to be held In San
Francisco, commencing Monday,
July 8. and contimfitif? through the
I'-'th. T)r. and is. Brownton and
daughter, Miss '. Dorothy, started
this afternoon in their car for tho
California city, planning to make
the trip one route-and return an
other, probably tho Pacific coast
route, and will be gone in all about
two weeks. Dr. and Mrs. Erwin
and daughter, Eva, Jane,- will leave
tomorrow morning by 'train and
Mill go to San Francisco by the
way of Salt Lake- City. .They plan,
too, to bo absent from the city
about two weeks'. I "I
Il'ra From Cimadn
Mrs. lnn Bilson and little daugh
tcr, of Vancouver
Florence' Humer,
Wash., are visiting at the home of
their brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hilda
rles E. Hilde-lnt
brand. ' They were accompanied
on their trip to La Grande by Joel
Blum, of Bellingham, but former
ly of La Grande. ; Mr. and Mrs.
Hildebrand and their visiting
friends are leaving for Enterprise
today and expect to return to this
city tomorrow evening.
Here From Portland
. Leslie y. Smith, Associated Press
correspondent of the Portland of
fices, headquarters of the Oregon
day wire .of which Tho Observer is
a membm), was in La Grande today
visiting the paper. Mr. Smith left
here for. Raker, He Is making a
Aneral tour of Oregon, acquainting
himself 'not only with members of
Associativa Press papers but with
the statu of other newspapers,
both rtuil' and weekly,
livanilit Here
Evangelist H. Hansen, of Salem,
arrived ty-ro yesterday and today
Is erect injar a large tent on IT ave
nue and Greenwood street, just off
HpriU'e. Commencing next Sunday
he'v;ill hold a month's revival cam
Wiign In the tent, which scats
about Sim. Services will be held
every night and on Sunday after
noons. Mr. Hansen held a 10-day
meeting lie re last April.
'. to lOlgln i ;-
Mr. nnij Mrs, Ernest. Vehrs and
"daughter 'Rotty Mae, ' spent last
I'Vt'IllllK f UK 1. "111! 11 IS. IV.
- L. Shoemaker.- Mr.- Vehrs is re
turning ta Oakland, Cal., but Mrs.
Vehrs and her daughter will re
main in this clly visiting Mr, and
Miis. J. K, Wright.
J'H. J. IC.
ev Stop Sltfiis
Two new jjtnp signs have boon
placed on local streets recently,
and the illicit expect to start mak
ing arrests If they are not ob
served. The signs are on Wash
ington at Fourth, and on Y at
Spruce, both heavily traveled
Streets.
Hero From .Milwaukee, Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Parsons and
children, Allen and Lois, of Mil
waukee, Wis., were In this city
visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Parsons.
Mrs. Parsons left last evening for
Medford,, where she will visit
friends and he is returning to his
home In Wisconsin.
Jenve For Sonlth
Miss Calif e Nason and Pauline
Rrah nstedt, of Wisconsin Rapids,
Wis., and Mrs. Stella Ingle, of La
Grande, left yi'sterday morning for
Seattle. -They will spend a month
visiting friends there. Miss Nason
and her 'friend, Miss Brahnstedt,
have been in this city for the past
few weeks visiting at the homo of
Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Ingle.
(to Walla Walla
Ir. and Mrs. Robert Carey and
their .son.1 Bobby, of La Grande,
are leaving this afternoon for Wal
la Walla. They will visit friends
In Miltnn-Freewater and then con
tinue their trip to Walla Walla,
where they will visit his father,
R. It. Carey. They will return to
morrow evening.
(in On I'irule
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds,
Mr. and Mrs.. Charles Bingner, Mr.
and Mrs. Adolph Siegrist, Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Nelson, Mrs. William
Siegrist and daughter, Judy, and
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bay. of La
Grande, are leaving this evening
for Hilgard, where they will spend
the fourth picnicking.
Cmmly Court Meets
The J lily session of the county
court opens this morning In tho
court house with County Judge C
G. Cquch and Commissioners W.
R. Ledbctter and W. W. Stevens
attending. The court will adjourn
over tomorrow, finishing Its session
on I'Vidny. Only routine matters
wore being handled toda.
Here From Cumberland. Wash.
Henry Doins and Miss Ethel
Munson, of .-Cumberland, Wash.,
arrived In this city this morning.
They are1 here to attend the fun-
rS 3 1
Tfii S & tt lii
TVeWelcomeyou
lo Porttind. 200 comfomHe room.,
nch wilh b.ih. R..jn.bl '"
Convenient dowmcmn locuoo.
9k HOTEL
IS
eral of Mrs. Emma Harris, who
was buried tMs afternoon at 2
o'clock at Lostine.
To Attend Convention
Jesse V. Andrews, exalted ruler!
of the La Grande B. P. O. Elks
lodge, la leaving here this evening
for Los Angeles, where he will at-
tend the national convention of thi
Elks. He expects to be gone about
half a month.
From Portland
A. R. Bowen is expected in this
city tomorrow morning from Port-
land. He and his wife, who has
been visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Reuter for the past
week, will return to their homo
in Portland Friday.
To Wallowa I-ake
Russell Clark, Mrs. J. L. Hnd-
R. C, and Miss den and daughter, Grace, and I-lur-of
Bellingham, old Rogers, of La Grunde, are
leaving this evening for Wallowu 1
.Lake. They will spend the fourth ,
the lake and return tomorrow1
evening.
Going to New York City
J. . L. Hadden, manager of the
Steven . Van-Englen store of this
city, is leaving this evonlng for
New York City. He will attend a
uuj i-unvt-imun lu
La Grande in a month.
Hero From Ilermlston
Mrs. T. W. Bodkins, of Kermis
ton, and her grandson, Billy West
cott, who has been visiting her
from I.a Grande, arrived in this
city this morning,
She will spend ;
a few days visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Rube Zweifel
Driving to Portland
Dr. F. L. Ralston Is driving to
Portland today. He will meet his
wife in Pendleton, where she has.
oeen visiting iriunua, imu mt'ii
continue their trip to Portland.
They expect to return Sunday.
Going to Enterprise
Miss Leah Brum well, of La
Grande, is leaving this evening for
Kiitrntisn. . She will :nend n short
time visiting at the home of Mr,
una Airs, i . i . itmcnart.
To linker
. Bobby Dow, of
a Grande, nc-,
companicd his father to Baker this
morning. Ho Is going over there
to spend tho fourth. Mrs. Harold
G. Dow will meet them In Raker
tomorrow morning.
Going to Hiiinct
Wilma Smith is leaving this
(evening for Haines. She will spend
i day visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Bud Theisen. She Will
return Thursday evening.
r Ztv, Tand Mrs. Hill Templelon and
the twins, of La 'Grande, are driv
ing to Portland this evening. They
will spend about ten days visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lilly.
Leave For Seattle
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Slmms, of
Hilgard, left last evening for Seat
tle. They will visit his mother and
sister, Mrs. Harry Hoffman and
LtlMan Sinims, over the Fourth of
July.
Hew From Baker
Mrs. Mike Brown and her gran
children, Meiio and Eddie, of Bal
er, left this morning for
Olgln and
Enterprise.
They will visit friends
in both towns ahd be atfay about a
week.
Here For Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harris, of
Jefferson, Ore., arrived In this city
this morning. They will attend the
funeral services of Mrs. Emma
Harris. ....
Go to Portland
George Lyman and his daughter.
Winona, of La Grande. left yester
day morning for Portland. They
are making a short pleasure trip
and will return Sunday.
Hero I-r a VMt
Mrs. A. Dean, of Portland. Is In
this city visiting. She will spend
a few days visiting her mother,
Mrs. Mary Baker, and her slstei,
Mrs. William Carey.
Il're From Dunsmiiir, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. James B. lamm
and son. Dickie, of Dunsinuir, Cal..
arrived in this city recently. They
are visiting relatives and friends
for about two weeks.
Here From Salt akc C-Uy
Mr, and Mrs. D. Wells, of Salt
Iike City, arrived in this city last
evening. They will visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Wells
In Elgin.
DEPAKTM EXT KTOllKS
3tore No. 1 3
T,a Oninrte, Ore.
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infiiti i:ompri'tKnnlv' In ntyle
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69c to $4.95
Go to KiHcrprlse
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rlclter and
two daughters, of Spokane, were in
La Grande yesterday. They will
spend the fourth visiting friends In
Enterprise. They were formerly
of Enterprise.
Leftvo For Portland
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hayes, of
Joseph, left last evening for Port-
!land. They will spend a few days
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Jen
, son, and friends.
Returns From Seattle
Miss Maxinc Lewis has returned
from her trip to Seattle. She has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Joe
Cook. Miss Lewis returned to her
home in Baker today.
Going to Enterprise-
Miss Agnes Gray, of La Grande,
is leaving this evening for Joseph
She wiU visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George M.'Gray, for a day
and return tomorrow evening.
Hits Tonsil 'Operation :
Jeff Owsley, of 2108 Second
street, underwent a tonsil opera
tion yesterday at the Or. Wonder
lick hospital. His condition is re
ported very satisfactory.'
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hpJ"d l'"rtl' ot
im' iUia "
en-
kamp and grandchildren, Betty
Ruth, MiUi. Jimmy and Nancy,
will spend the fourth at Wallow
Lake.
Trip to Portland
Judy Moore and Hester Hopkins,
nf I ,i n iti nrln toft Into InrliiV f(lP
Portland. They are just making
a short pleasure trip and will re
turn tomorrow evening.
Driving to Klnmutli Falls
M r. and Mrs. Frank Wylde, of
La Grande, are driving to Klamath
It'ii 11 tnrtnv Thpv will hn from
QUOUt tt weck. Mr. Wylde wilt at
tend an abstractor's meeting.
Ix'aves For l'urma, . Ida. .
Miss Irene Brumbach, who
is ,
llttn(iinir tho Eastern Orecron Nor
mu SCh0ol. left this morning to
spend t!l0 weekend visiting her
parents.
Here to Live
do Paper Tomorrow
Because of tomorrow being July
4. a national holiday. The Observer
will issue no paper. The next pa
per will be published on Friday,
jjuly 6
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Baldwin and
children, of Boise, arrived in this
citv aiit evening. They plan to
make their future home in La
Gra nde.
n,.,.(, i-Yoni Bake
Ralph Jensen, who has been
working at Baker, left this morn
ing for Portland. He will spend a
few days visiting relatives and
friends.
Here From Itolso --
Mr. and- Mlrs. A. L, Ternan, Na-
plna Hanley and Frances Ternan
They arrived in this city last even
ing. . . ,
Driving (o Portland
Mr., and Mrs. -Hurley Smith, of
l-a Grande, are driving to Portland
to .spend the fourth visiting friends.
They will return Friday. -
Here From Bnkcr
. Daniel Turley, of Baker, Is visit
ing in La Grande. He will return
after spending the fourth with
friends. - - .'
Proud Parent
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Glenn, of
La Grande, are the proud parents
of a li Mj pound baby boy, born to
them last evening.
I Goes I
p Mrs
(o Pendleton
p Mrs. Fannie Myers, of ImMcr,
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10 O'Clock Style
Scholars Will lie
Welcome At Trotters
Tin-re is no rift-d to worry about
the hurrying you stio.ild Iitivo done
ami with thin stock und nervier
in La (tttindo you don't Imve to.
Put your clothing. rurnlhlng und
hut iH'edH up ol Trotter's and you
will have no cuti hp to think of be
ing late or going without the lutewt.
Tropical Suits $9.95
and up
Light Color Trousers
$3.85 and up
Cool Underwear 85
and up.
left last evening for Pendleton. She
will spend a few weeks visiting her
daughter, who Is ill in the hospital.
Hero From VuHm
Miss Peggy Weaver, of Union,
was in La Grande today. She
spent the day shopping and will
return to her homo this evening.
Goes to Enterprise
Mrs. Walter Hammock, of La
Grande, left this morning for En
terprise. Sho will spend .a few
.days visiting friends.
Here From Focntello
. Mr. and Mrs. R. J)avls and their
son, Paul H., of Focntello, arrived
In Ia Grande yesterday. They are
here on a short business trip.
Hero From Enterprise
D. W. Sheahan, of Enterprise,
arrived in this city last evening.
He Is here for a short business trip
and pleasure.
Leaves For Payetto
Mrs. Ada Noble, of Elgin, left ,
this morning for Payette. She will
visit friends and return next Tues
day.
Goes to Spokane
Mra. Julia R. Metzler. of La
Grande, left last evening for Seat
tle. She will visit her niece, Mrs.
Woods, and return Sunday.
Hero From Meacliiini .
Miss Ruth Curvier, of Meaeham,
?'X'VCVn n, Gra"l!e "W'T"
Ing. She wilt spend a few days
visiting friends.
Here From. Holse
Mr. and Mrs. A. A.. Walkins; S.
G. Palmer, Fred' A. Tilt, G. Nichols
and S. A, Macintosh, of Boise,
were in La Grande last evening.
Leave For Canada
Mr. and Mrs. John Stoddard, of
Pondosu, are spending, .the fourth
in Canada, They will return Sun
day., DHvo to Boise
Andy Lo'ney and Leo Mitler, of
La Grande," ar driving to Rbisa
tomorrow. They will ..visit Jerry
Hopkins at the Veterans hospital.
Goes to Walla Wnlln
: Miss Lenoro Head ley went to
Walla Walla this morning where ',
she will make a visit at the home i
of relatives.
Fined Sli
' Ed Taylor was fined $2 In rlty
court for failure to stop at a stop
'en.
J Hero From Ilcfttsloii, Tex. '
JacK spencer, of Houston, Tex.,
arrived in this city yesterday.
Coming
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COLONIAL
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PLANE Js'EARS
' END OF FIFTH
DAY IN AIR
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til. Saturday to aut a new mark..
llcitihart, .Mcnil. ll SIUI I p.
ClU.VKlt CITY, Cal., July 3
(AT) Gasoline lowered to their
biplane "Angeleno" In five gallon
cans enabled L. W. Mendel I and
R. B. Reinhurt to continue their
attempt to better the refuting en
durance record hero this morning.
M.v,wi,.n ,,nd Hetntiart had com-
pleted 48 hours in the air having;
taken off here yesterday at 7:23:30
a. in., seeking to exceed the 1T
hours record established by Reg
inald Bobbins and James Kelly in
tho "Fort Worth."
Flight to Berlin
ClirCAGO, July 3 (AP) The
Chicago Tribune amphibian, "Untin
Bowler," lifted its wings from the
wuU.ra of jUo Michigan at 8:48
a. m., today and sailed nortnwam
on the first leg of a flight to Ber
lin, i Its first stop was scheduled
at Milwaukee.
Plane Forced Down
ALLAH ABA D, British India,
July 3 AP) The airplane South
ern Cross with Captain Charles
Klngsford Smith and three com
panions uboard was forced to land
"01 touled, they hoped to bo ,.blo !
hero , at noon today when a mag
to proceed tonight on their Syd
ney. N. S. W, to London flight.
. New York schools are trying to
popularixn arithmetic with , the nusiness man is going io gui ma
pupils. Something of the sort ulno nume into the papers by saying ho
ought to be done on' the golf j won success by following tho ad
courses where it often takes threo vice ho got ut Commencement ox
swings to equal ono stroke erclses.- . - ; ;
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MILL VALLEY
DESTROYED BY
BRUSH FIRES
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home section. This district was
brought under control after four
residences were destroyed. The
Southern Pacific railroad rushed a
special train of laborers and fire
equipment from here to protect tho ;
company bridges and trestles in
(the mountains.
The blaze at Morgan Hill, which
wa urouKni unuer control cany
Tuesday morning, broke out on two i
fronts a few hours later and had
jumped .the ridge from tho Para
dise, valley in the Uvns country.
Over 3000 acres of cattle land have
been burned. It was, still uncon-
I trolled this morning.'
llOM) FLECTION ILLEGAL .
KLAMATH , FALLS, Ore.. July
3 (AP)- Because notices woro not
published prior to the election, tho
special city election held in Novem
ber at which -a $50,000 bond issuo
to finance the purchase and devel
opment of a municipal airport was
voted, has been declared Illegal by
A. W. Schaupp, city attorney.
GIRL OPJN'KS POISON
PORTLAND, Ore., July 3 (AP)
Jean Cade, 1!), whoso parents
are said to reside in Salem Ore., I
ended her life hero yesterday after-
noon by gulping a vial of poison.
Although alive when found she
could not bo revived.
Ono of theso days some
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American I-'Iurs (silk) 7x9 in ...15c
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American Flags (Cotton) 5c, 10c, 15c, 20c, 35c
Automobile Radiator Flag Sets 50c, 75c $1.00
Red, White & Blue crepe paper, per roll 25c
Red, White & I'.lue crepe paper napkins, per pkg 20c
I'aper Plates (Serva-DisK) , per pkg. of 25 .55c
Paper Plates, per do. - 10c
Paper Napkins, per doz 10c
I'aper Spoons or Folks, per doz - 10c
Waxed I'aper, per roll 5c
Paper Cups, per doz :..10c
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