La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 09, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, July 9,1929" ' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE."- re. i...-.n -'LA GRANDE BAND 5 oae . . ; 7V T tu IV ews ' over the ulsoov.ry of the narcotics ' pj RgX NEWS IS SELECTED TO the stated duplicity of her fiiendu. PI W T?nTrl)-IIP would like to nil who they Epworth League Enjoys Picnic Up . i Starkey Highway ' Members of the Kpwortli leat?ne of the Methodist church had for lie nuhject of their meeting Sunday evtning "CSod'K Out of doors'1 anil to make th. meeting ' a -helpful and practical oh po.Hsilile y eve ml cure o young people formed a. curavnn tin t drove out to the r!ver at u point on the Starkey road. A picnic supper was spread on the river hank and there, also, thfi de votional meeting was held with the ' young people making the subject for discussion very IntorestlnK. Mrs. Oeorge i'lerce and family of l'n dleton were out of town, vl-.dlnrs. (Continued tim Patea 1 dleton. is in charge of the inustt. The I.a tirnnde hand will consist J of 35 men for this engagement and S.dern aid of llm I'hHstian church wilt he quartered at IVndh'Utn the at her home, I Nail X avenue, Wed- four days of the Uound-lTi-neiiday afternoon at i!:SO o'clock.1 Ileports received from 1'endle Knclt member of the department ton wive promise of this year's in urged to le present. i tiound-rp surpassing all former siiows, The association has been are just to set even with them for 1 this despicable trick, " she asserted but addeil she could not hecnis "she knew what would happen to her if she did." , Possibility of arrests In Mono lulu seemed likely when customs officials intimated today's seizure put them on the. track of several Honolulu smuRKlers, who, tho I agents said, would be placed under surveillance until additional tnfor- OF BIRDMEN SINCE MONDAY (Continued from Poe 1) of any developments In tho flight. 'and it wax wild his under-neeretary lullo prolmlily would he at the hmdhiK field In welrome the i.vhi tors, lloiter Q. Williams and I.ewlK !A. Yancey. Tho NelKlinnm or tne won.lciai: iiiuuink "... . , ,.,1(on rm,M lie . nhtulned v.:i enlerlaln the Juveniles at a '"'' ""' would make It )ioslhle to take pienle tomnrrow ul the Itivcrsldo day world a champlonshll) show in ,ieni into cusloilv park. - All neiiihho.s ale uw.l lo Keptemher, at which time rodeo ; . coi'ne wilh well filled l.askets. , kinim will he crowned, alter tn. . i I ' r " competition for jy... ,,.. I the season Is completed in uic v w t v v u i ; 'heyenne li-ontler Hays celebra INSTITUTE AT v LAKE OPENS (,!() 11. A JULiI 10 (Ji-jinde people is that Miss Mar- j ! garet Kiggs. I.a Grande American (Continued from Pa 1 l.pgion beauty mieen, w!!l servs as yesterday. I At noon Dr. .lames II, Kimball, chief of the New Turk weather bureau, said that from now on the Pathfinder should he flying In "an absolutely clear sky." "lTp until midnight last night, while they were over the ship lanes. They prohnbly encountered n (rood that nl ''"'n and low eelUng."' he niiiii, inn ine i;tii wilio, iiooiii miles an hour, was hi i 1 1 steadlly holping them forward. There were no severe storms. "At midnight they must have ciime out of the clouds, and by 8 jn n eiocK this morning, Knstein I VblUUfll IieSiyiliS Standard time, they should have been north of the Azores, with Et'OWNIS,. Ore., July 0 (AP) - nothing hut clear went tier uhehd." ELUSIVE ELIXIR TO PROLONG LIFE EVADES SCIENCE (Continued from Page 1) department niethods M iss Cowen latieudaut to the Itound-l'p fiueen. the Kuene Hible university, Inst I Picnic Supper To ,: ;'' . Honor Visitor pa rt men t methods (lefuge ti. ftoseberry, jiniur methods Josie Hlokland, church school methods Carl Davidson. lOvenlngs, 7:30, Monday lee ; ttroup - of youiiK women' ...re I ""''"'. t "cnualnled. anneunce-.lriytaK.lo-ihe Tom Wallsingm- farm ! '""" T..c. ny-l).-. U.v un: .. . y 1 ' . , rp-,,,,-,.. 'rillll.J.iiie 1 Ir and Mrs. Heath, third department frnTf WOTJTIT methods Dr. Hoy Hurt, fourth de.,"J1 1L-J.U WIV1II inuei'son, president of iMw.nnim ItOMK. July fl (API Interest night tendered his resignation to Increased hero today by leaps and tho executive hoard and It was ac- hounds la the fight tho airplane cepled. Dr. Waller Myers, vice Pathfinder was believed to be Yf-tr AiMMfPDC i""""'"1' " named president, nr. maKing to cross irom uiu tU'cnaru, Ul. Ur I1 1 v-i!lo Sanderson founded the schotd Me., to Home. which Is supported by the Christ- Premier Mussolini kIvo orders (Continued from Pue 1) Ian or Disciples denomination. he was to be Informed lni.medlately respiratory diseases during the world war. lMu and pneumonia were far greater dangers than the old horrors, he said. ! The great medical-military les sons learner! during th war, the , general said. Were the development " of battle surgery, the treatment of . infections by the Dak in solution (an antiseptic) and the control of Infectious diseases In tho great masses of men. In discussing the causes of death during the. war. i General Ireland said H!,hmi men j died of the flu. Clearance Sale : . of House Dresses One group $1.59 PUTJMANS .La Grande Exclusive Keady-to-Wear and Millinery ,' k. statement tlia.t. -bullw are tho only creatures that close their eyes when they charge. How about the proprietors of summer resort ho tels. ! A conceited man Is one who lloves President Hoover will rec nlsto him if he, see; i'.m on street because: tie shook hands v him unm .H liV HU M IvAST DAY TO lAV your water rent without a penalty. 7-o-:u nlc,'Hiipper this evening in Mrs. t l-'ranees Dougherty of- port litid who is Mae HteaniM. II. .Meyer Henry l'riday Pageant and P.i- ClsitimHier slsler; Miss ' Iih0', ", Satlu day-llusiness Sunday Service: 7::H. morning Watch with communion service II. S. Hamilton: S:3, breakfast; 11, public: worship Itishop Wal lace K. Urown Is. II. D.. speaker; 3:30, business meetiiiK of the camp tiraude people. were interested : ground association; 7. Kpworth Music Recital -At .'. V Gove Draws Crowd In 'a music reeltaf' Klven Saturday evcnlnp at French: Halt, Cove,, -by tb pupils In Mi-s. J. C. Iay's class. The hull with Its new decorations. flowers everywhere, took on quite league Joyce Kedall, leader; personal property. A cursory ex- j amination of these pieces revealed no presence of the. narcotics but under orders from Ku finer, the were reseated and' it., is expected will tie reopened for further search today. Tlie you 1117 Chinese woman re fused, however, to reveal the names of her friends whom stie said owned the narcotic-f ilted baKKae, declaring "they would have nit killed ii I told." "Kven if I remained in Amer- , lea. they would find a way to end ki:i:p vkij m:i.Tir pays tait,y nivinKNos Dr. Belle Myers Chiropractor closing service Hoy Hurt, speaker. tny life if 1 evon as much as hinted School Program j who they were," she said. Tho program for the summer; Husband Duiiib-roiindcd scihol for pastors opens Tuesday,; Her husband. Yinff Kuo. vlce- a festive .air, The little .folk on the July HI, at S:3u a. m. with an ad- ; consul here since 11125,. stood urogram w-re Kaily attired and (dresH . by C. A, WriKht on "Th dumb-founded as trunk after trunk eueh lad and lassie rendered hi a ' pastoral Office In the Community." 1 revealed its contraband macao very pleasing manner, with a 1'ewlAt 1 1 :.fi to 11:45 a. m. II. 11. j opium worth from $l!n to. $:tan a exceptions the oIuhh having been - Meyer will speak on '-'present Trend 'tin and the finest of the many Hours to 5 & 7 to 8 West Jacobson Tthltr, Ia firamte, Oro. mailft1 up entirely of Mlttto foil- Tluv.-Jia.il was filled with a very upprvciative audience. The P'o griiuv.wuM Klven ha follows, I'Uino duet, "Camel Train" Hurne' Heba and Delda (Jray. - Piano solos, ,"Sinf l-ee 'China Jtoy.' (Lively) and "At the Fair" lae lichlnn. Lois Haker, Piano hoIo.a "Out of Doors" (Low) Ada. Breshearn. In KeliKious Kducatlon. The remainder of the program follows: Wednesday, R:30 to 0:10, "Tile Youth of .Today." by Hoy Purl; 1 1 :5 to 11:45, "Pr.eaehimi and the Modern Mind," by V. I-:. Hall, of Ii flrande. Thursday: R:3 to 9:10, "Minis terial Kthics." by Mr. Tenney; 11:05 to 11:45 "The Prcaehe brands of opimn the agents dcclar That tin- opium was shipped by tieads of a smuggling rinir whose , headiuarters are in the Orient and whoso operations have been un-' covered by several arrests and seiz-' tires in the past was the opinion expressed by the agents today. ' Shocked at l-Ylemls I Mrs. Kan, 2S, inothi-r of two ! children, seemed less concerned a For Lovelier Face and Hands! .. i-mno soio 'oo(i ympu Tho l.2XponPn( of the Highest Cul i.nie lA-iiiMi; : ture." by 11. C. Kohr wong, rnree i.uiie nesinu;s, Lc Hoy Wilson. Piano' solos, "Wayside Hose," .( I'iscl,ier) and '-'The Ki:og . Pond,1' (Hllbro) Maxine Conley. ' Piano solos. "Hark Vesper Hells" Friday: 8:30 to !i:10, "Historical Standards of Methodism." by Mi. Moyer;' 1 1 :05 ti 1 1 :(.' "Tlie ; Preactier's Devotional Life" by Ul- j shop lirowji. 1 Saturday: 8:30 to 9:10. "The U-'ox) Herta Darker. I ouk. "Mltlo ch'.nk.' Hetty Orton and Don Miller. Jean Miller at the piano.. y Piuno solo, ".loyotiH Moment,' U.lartmann) Phyllis Hancock. '.. Piano solo; "A I Alt lo March," (Wright) Hutti Mc.Velll. ' Piano solo, "Climbing" (Mac l.achlan) Yema Hlchards. l;ian.ov:.olo.:.-'llappy Kiirmer," (Suhmnann) (leo Conley. Song, .''His HuUons Are Marked I'. S." (Komi) Hertrudc. and Hoh erta Dell. Piano solo, "In n CrlanCs Har den" (Hogers) Nflda Price. 'Piano solo, "Jolty Dark'.e.s'' ( Dectiter) Alvin IVterman. Piano duet, "Hoys of the Na tion" (C.eibel) Lois and Cleo Con- i-y. V piano solo, "Krlends Again TiVolKt) Cieorgo Chadwlck. . Piano solo, "Moonlight Hevels" (Andre) Heba Ciray. ; il'lano solo, "Korest' Voices' 'oolie) Jean Miller. . 'Piano Hoio, "II Desi lerto" (Cram rj Delda. (Jray.;- Phino solo ' "Russian Dance' '( I;:ngleman) Hichard Miller, y Song, "Little Pink Hose" (Itond) Archer Antics. IChurch Cod Wants," by Mr. Hurt Wanda,ll:05 to 11:15, "What is Preach ,ing?", by lllshop Drown; '1 p. m. district conference. . Meals ,inay tie had at tho dor mitory at .reasonable, rates, it is aniiotmced. and, staple' grocrl les will be kept' Vn" 'ban"d - at - about home-town prices. 10. A. .Polloc will bo in charge of the dining room a nd com missa ry. Announcements The Ladies Aid 1 soclr-ty of .the Lutheran church will neet Wednes day afternoon, instead of Thurs day, the usual meeting day. They will be entertainel at ttte homo of Mrs. James Schilling. 1203 C ave nue. All members aie urged to lie present. The Parkdale club will meet Wednesday. July 10 at tho River side park witli a picnic lunch. The Home I lepailmetit of the Klrst Presbyterian church will have their annual picnic and lunch, eon at Riverside Park Wednesday afternoon at one o'clock. All mem bers are urged to be present. Mrs. Oeorge Rochester will en tertain Division A of the. Loyal HERE'S dp O V CQM FORT! i fREE TEA I pints Mm6z m i foe. nra I i j SstSfi Sil(iio (pronounced silk) is really a cold cream in liquid I'oim. You apply it to your face and hands Silqufi absorbs instantly, is not the least bit sticky and it gives your skin natural color and soft texture. This fragrant skin lotion is preferred by thousands I of women. If you have never used Silque please try , it on our lecommendalion. Two sizes: fi()c and 85c. Mnko This Nlnro ynur Driitf Stot-t'. , P00N It DRUG CO. You are always welcome to use our phone. AT SUMMER EXCURSION FARES DRANG E REKOE La Grande, Ore., Grace BUg. MU5 Adanie, WORK SOCKS ren's heavy tan mixed work sox, KTCf-ptlonal valuf at 5 pair 'HOCKFORD SOCKS Ucd.iId llockforj work Koohn Tan or blue matures 10 pair Light Weight Socks Meal dorks for aunniifr wrar. Urown. Mack ant irrey. 3 pair 25 - M Utini tail yw It ITI.Illlltl 4llJ narlt ynu'ii titinlij It mil. Wholesome, delicious, ull-flavored. The perfect summer beverage. iiiLmiiim r ifX&iJ ore than a trip back East Circle Tour of as much of the United States as you like SUNSET CI H CLE San Frttticinro, Angftlra. thr Siiutliwcnt, Sun Aulonlo. New Orlraiit, then hy to New Vnrlt or ronlituin thru the old South by rail lo NVaithitintoii, Hull ! more, IMiilaileiphle. New York, or mill writ t (Imliuatiuoa. GOLDEN STATE . CIU C L E San Franriiirri, I.on AnK-lel, Sun Ilii-Ko, llollywofifl, thru Ihr iicturettlK Mouthwcil lo kaniifia (iitv, St. I.uuil, Chlrao antl all oilier inhl tvul poinui. There is double enjoyment in Southern Pacific circle trips. So much more than just a trip back Fast. You go one way, and return another; sec and visit more places of interest than is possible in any other way. You see the Pacific Coast, circle east and thru California and return via northern United States or Canadian lines. Name your destination and the places you want to visit. Then let us plan your itinerary. You can stopovef wherever you please and you have unti I Oct. 31 to complete your journey. Here arc a few ex amples of circle trip fares that show how to pet more for your travel funds. No mat ter what your eastern destination it can he included in a Southern Pacific circle trip. Southern PaclSIe J. A. ORMANDY Asihltiiil Piiisener Truffle Muiiiiger Portland, Oregon OVEKLAM) CIRCLE San Franrfaro, I .alee Taboe, arrou 4rrat Sail hake by rail. Oflen, Suit Ukr City, l or a iniall ail.Iitioual fare you may return Ibru Yellow ilone or continue lo Denver and Ihe. Korky Mountain playground. Beautiful You will to with iw wlicn you see. (lie now nuxlein de signs and leHerinjr our tnunuitienlK mo iM'Uiitlful. We orrer a whir variety of clones wi help fboose Just vluit oii want at n prtee .you ciiii n Hi nd lo pay. he-liK ami estlinaUM Hliully triven wllhmil ohllKitlluii, Cemetery Memorial Works C. II. McCLURE Lu Grande, Ore. For Clri l.ltlle sister In klmlei' Ijarleu wanisi to In Jiiht us hiiuirtly dressed a Ihe youn miss lit hi;;h st'hocd. W't" ui( .show In tho tiow'st styles Tor o very nice- In drosses, o it s v ill 1) I ox, sklrl.s, blouses, Tho ffar nieniH nro as wtdl luru od mit as . thoso Tor Grownups thoy are Just us Kimirlly styled and thoit nro wltlo vnr loirs from ujhft'li to ohoo-o. You will ho pbaiiiiitly surjritt t Iho mudorato prlooM.".-. 59 c to $2.98 Norton's Kiddy Shop I FRIGID AIRE FROZEN DESSERT DEMONSTRATION And Talk On FOOD PRESERVATION Mrs. Curtis, a fac tory specia list will be here to as sit you in prepar ing Frozen Des serts July 8-9-10. h . ..... r,n Set of 6 Silver Dessert Cups or 1 large Silver Ice Bowl and Tongs given with each order for Frigid' are during demonstration. Frozen Desserts Prepared and Served FRIGIDAIRE The Automatic Refrigerator , COLD CONTROL FOR YOUR DESSERTS Instant Cold ReHpon.se Learn what Frigidaire can do for you in your own home Mrs. Curtis will demonstrate the operation of the iiutomntic control that gives you the degree of cold you must have to successfully pre pare and preserve your table supply. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. m w ' !