Wednesday, July 10, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Fag
e Five
I Local News In Brief
. . . nirnii MIIMIMIMI IW
Seattlo Men SHiks
M. I. Tatman, of Seattle, was tho
speak vv last nisht ut th camp
meeting at Spruce and U. A. J.
Jensen arrived yesterday and will
have clmrjjo of tho music during
the meeting. He is a returned mis
sionary from China and was here
awhile last spring, when ho be
came acquainted with several local
people. 11. Hansen is to bo the
speaker tonight.
AtTopts Position
Paul Meyers who recently re
turned from Notre Piunu has ac
cepted a position ut the l.a Grande
Rational lank. He will take the
place of Kvcrett. Hosenbaum, who
is resigning. Mr. and Airs. Hosen
baum and daughter, . Jean, will
leave for Salt Lake City about tho
last day of August, where. Mr, Hos
enbaum has accepted a position at
tho National Copper bank.
Two Stolen Oars
Local police received calls last
night from both I'endleton and 11a
ker about stolen cars. A car, li
censed 57-4UJ, was missing in Ba
ker and in I'endleton, a coach, li
censed :i3-8S!i, was stolen. The
I'endleton car is reported to be
driven by a man wearing overalls
and a white shirt, who is about six
feet In height.
Jlcrc f iiim Alton, Wyo.
, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. :Van I.euren
and children, of Aftan, Wyo., arc
111 this city. They are visiting at
the homo of Mr. and Mrs. H. il.
Turner. Mi-. Van Leuren has ac
cepted a position in linker. He will
.remain liBre, while his wife and
Ji'tldren return to Wyoming. They
also will return to Oregon this
fall.
Kin Is TJncK'-Woek Trip
Mrs. Joo Oliver returned to J-a
Grande last night after spending
three works in Washington visit
ing friends and relatives. Among
the towns and cities she stopped at
were Kahlotus. Wushttienu and
J'asco. She spent tho fourth of July
at Iasco, picnieing with friends.
She reports a splendid trip.
Gol-s to Pendleton
George Scott left here tiiis morn
ing for Pendleton. From I'endle
ton he will go to Corvallis. for a
short time.1' Air. Scott has been
elected coach at the Baker high
school for this next year and will
return to.Kastern Oregon about tho
latter part of August.
Hero from Wcliser
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hally and her
sister, of Weiser, arrived in this
y today, -They will spend tho day
visiting J. H. I'earo and llr. W, M.
Pearo and leave for Weiser this
evening. They have been in Port
land, where they spent their honey
moon. ,
Daughter Born
Friends In La Grande have re
ceived word of tile birth of an
eight-pound daughter yesterday to
M r. and Mrs. Ace Kggleson, Of
Knterpriso. M rs. Kggleson will be
remembered as Al iss Kilith Soren
son, who taught in tho La Grande
high school.
Hen from Baker
(iylman Hyder, Chick Hlatt,
-Margaret liyder, Betty Hlggoiis, of
Baker, spent last evening in La
Grande. They atlrndi'd tho Coch
ran, Miller and Ashby fiance, last
evening. They returned after the.
dance.
Leaves for .Nysso
Mrs. H. K. Tucker, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Han-ii-ls,
of 'ove. fur the past five days,
hit this morning for Nyssa. Ore.
Mrs. Tucker, is from Morris, Til.,
and is planning a trip through Yel
lowstone park.
fiaf for Kluin
Mrs. Violet Brndshaw and her
sun, I onaid, of Walla Walla, is
here visiting Mrs. W. 1L Hussetl.
They both left this morning for Kl
gin. where they will visit Airs. M.
C. Barnes for a few days.
Cool. Underwear. It's
A New Kind of Old
Fashioned Comf ort.
Adfim Hri (llMiiiwrril (lie Idea of
Im-iiik (tKil but il remained for Ha-
ti tu slum n sweltering Inter uoilil
but A'himx Apples ran Mill hob In
glee.
Mle wires lmf been tllpNd the
and la-t national bank" uf
'Miifnrt have Ni n dniwii m.
Sblrw , .Vie t; Kl.fMI
Mimls 7.V to H..VI
Atblelte Ijilon Stilt V-
IVn riili;n Snlls 5.U Up
Knit I inh r Mills. Long ir Short
Mit4;
Goes lo Seattle
J. It. Alagney. of Spokane, left
this morning for Seattle on busi
ness. He has been in Lostlne for
the last few days inspecting the
mines. Mr. Magney ip a mining engineer.
Going to Imbler
Airs Neil Tucker und children,
Keith, Betty and Lavonna Jean,
or Spokane, arrived in this city
this morning. They will spend a
short time visiting her mother,
Airs. H. D. Sanderson.
Go to Wallowa Ijuke
Airs. John Padden and her
daughter. Nadine, of Astoria, ar
rived In La. Grande this morning
They are now on their way to
Wallowa lake whero they wili
spend a weeks pleasure trip.
Hero fi-oin Baker
Airs. Tom Yates, of Baker, form
erly a resident of this city, is here
visiting friends. She arrived in La
Grande last evening and will spend
a few days visiting her son, John
Yates, and Mrs. 1 K. Johnson,
Iloro from l iiloii
Air. and Mrs. G. S. Hoffman, of
Union, spent last evening in this
city. They attended the riuncv at
the La Grande hotel last evening
and returned to Union this morn
ing. Here from A'f'w York
Mrs. Alfred Harding, of New
York, Is in this city visiting at tho
home or Air, and Airs. J. I). Smith
at First street. Airs. Harding was
formerly Sarah Smith of. 1-a
Grande.
Hrlvo to Portland ..
Aliss Dorothy Aleyers and Airs.
Harding drove to Portland recent
ly to spend several days there vis
iting friends. Aliss Aleyers also ex
pects to drive to Seattle, where she
will make a short visit.
Visiting Here
Mr. and Airs. Harry Clark, also
son and daughter of Lougview,
Wash., are visiting Air. and Airs.
J. AL Farrls and Air. anil Airs. J.
G. Hunten for afew days.
Here from Paradise
Air. and Airs. Oscar Bfdner. who
have been visiting friends and rel
atives in Nyssa, spent yesterday In
La Grande visiting friends. They
leit last evening for their homo
In Paradise after a weeks vacation.
In Portland
Madelon Meyers, . who la in
charge of the ladles ready to wear
at Montgomery and Ward, n
upending her vacation In, l'orthmd.
Hho will return to La tirande Sun
day evening1.
Goes to Villon dtmytlon
Suan t'hadwick, who has boon
here for the past day. returned to
her home in Union J unction thl.n
Oak Floors
Lay an oak floor right1
over your old floor and
have it done while you
are on vacation. This is
a dull time for the car
pen ters and they would
appreciate the work dur
ing the slack period of
the summer.
Van Petten
Lumber Co.
"(tornl Service Quick"
flione Mala W
NEW TO
STARTING FRIDAY MORNING JULY 12TH Each and Every
Kiddie between the age of 1 and 60 will be presented with a IJijf
Honker Halloon Free!
LOTS OF FUN LOTS OF HALLOONS.
IJrinff The Kiddies Iet's Go And Iilow For The
NEW YORK STORE
morning. She has been vlsltlns at
the homo of Mis Mina Crow.
Hero from Siiokaiie
' Mrs. H. JJ. Kirk, of Spokane, is
here visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Viva L. Hansel). She arrived in this
city this morning on No. 24, and
she will spend about two weeks
here.
Hero from Cove
Myral Alexander and Mclvin
Hundel, of Cove, arrived In La
Grande this morning. The are here
on business and will return this
evening, ,
In Sou thorn Oregon
Air. and Airs. V. T. Corum left
Saturday evening for a trip to
Bend nnd Klamath Palls. They will
return home Sunday evening. They
are making the trip in their cur.
Speaks in Baker
Tho Kev. Mr. Coker, formerly
pastor of the Christian church her3
and who has been in this part of
tho state visiting for some time,
was the speaker at tho Baker
church on Sunday.
Culled to Twin Fulls
A. L, Carey, Jr., of La Grande,
was recently called to Twin Falls,
where his sister-in-law Is seriously
ill. He is expected buck In this city
about Sunday. ,
Hero from Idaho
Helen Aloore, of Boise, Mrs. S.
C. Aloore, and Helen (Mock, of Cas
cade, Ida., and H. H. Aloore, of
Boise, arrived in this city last even
ing. Go to Ontario
Mr. and Airs. AL S. Johnson, who
formerly lived at 701 C. avenue,
urc now presiding in Ontario. They
were residents of this city for many
years. ,
New Decorations
' Tho Eagles lodge has reported
change the interior of tho Eagles
hall. It will be redecorated and re
opened this fall with un orchestra
playing.
Visiting
Airs. Bliss AlcKennon. formerly
of La Grande, is here visiting rela
tives and friends. She Is from Cali
fornia and expects to spend the
summer In this city.
I lore From Baker
It. L. White, of Bilker, spent
yesterday on business in La Grande.
He returned to his home in Hitker
this morning. I
! In all the world M LAST DA Y ! I
I no finer pen! m .(
writin--,-wii1 - Eg. fM r,, m
r" ' j "Nothing
Iq'HEAFFER'S To Wear" Starting TODAY
ON DISPLAY AT . . ,A(, , ,,,, M. l,(iA N 1 "'j
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CDMINC TlllltSDAV f.ik " lui Nv
TOM TYLER ' A tf " .JNj
Glassjtrugs ijm auuenr j
La Grande, Ore. w. h. m m h Glamorous!
HHII-l'JIll SI. (SWjSk. fsf
I'lwisc call at box office fur ' JtlMj? ' The romance Of lilt!
your finest T'ik.t lu hfliirX lilies l)l(llll;llt to life tin
Nullum? To wear. 1. . (le sinKin(, talking,
jn,vmiiiiiiiiiiiwiiii na , lri" i 1 screen, with the greal-
r-rr . . . """""""" """"""" j cs' i,rnly "f ''"Kc and
ff.ri(ff"'''","l,'""J-l"WiijLl'WIa XZlLm screen celebrities ever
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BIG NEWS
FOR THE KIDDIES
RK STORE'S
3rd Annual
ALLOON
AY
Hore from Portland
Alias Katherine Harvey, of Port
land, is here visiting Mr. and Airs.
Matt Peters at the Grande Hondo
apartments. Aliss Harvey is a grad
uate of Jefferson high school In
Portland.
lioavo for Wallowa. Inko
Mrs. J. S. Munhalt and twin sons
3ack and Bobby, left this morning
Tor Wallowa Lake. They will spend
a few days visiting her son, Joe
Munhall Jr.
Hero from Weiser
Airs. R. E. Wale returned from
Weiser last evening. She has been
visiting hei parents and friends
since Sunday. .
Here from Baker
Airs. I'hllo H. Anderson, of Ba
ker, nriived in La Grande yestcr
day. She spent the day hero and ry
' turned home this morning.
From I.ewlston
Air. and Mrs. N. A.. Stewart, of
Lcwlston, aro visitors In this clly.
They arrived in La Grande yester
day. Hero Fit) in Knunett, Ida.
John Bentley. of Emmett, Ida.,
arrived lit La Grande yesterday
afternoon.
He tur us Prom Portland
Airs. Alatt Peters has returned
from Portland. She has been vis
iting relatives and friends for tho
past three, weeks.
let urn by Plane
Frank Harris went to Baker last
night on business. He returned this
morning by airplane.
Leaves for Boise
AL H. Tatman. who has bePii
here for the past few days on bus
iness, left this morning for Boise.
Unconscious When
Wed, Seeks Divorce
NEW YORK. July 10 (Al'
A brled who contends she was un
conscious at her wedding has filed
suit for divorce here.
AIis. Myrtle Prosten, of Aliddle
town, N. Y., in her complaint, al
leges that her husband, Wayne It.
Prosten. of Strousburg, Pa mar
lied her last year while she was
unconscious from n heart attack.
She said she previously had refused
to marry him.
COPPKK HKAJS HE-KIiKCTED
BAKE It, Ore., July 10 (AP)
Officers of the Oregon Copper
company were re-elected and by
laws were amended to change tho
general office of the company from
Baker to Portland at tho annual
meeting of the organization yesterday.
KKNATOK I Xli:U KXIPK
WASHINGTON, July 10 (AP)
Senator Wesley L. Jones of Wash
ington underwent an operation for
a kidney ailment today at a hos
pital. Physicians reported ho stood
It well. -
AGRICULTURAL AID
MAJOR POINT, CLAIM
(Continued from Page 1)
tho growers, "but lit a disturbance
of agricultural products generally,
The Increased duties on livestock
anil liventock products are due, in
part, to a dpsire to make it profit
able to change the , use of lands
now uuprofltnbly used in raising
tho great cereals to their uso in
growing forage crops and for pas
turage purposes.
Tho l'arm Problem
"Tho farm "problem Is a real
question, and in my judgment its!
solution lies not in affording the
farmer further nnnnrl unit 1k tit
I
TVe Welcomeyou !
to Portland. 200 comfortable roomi,
each with Datn. bcuomdic ri.
Convenient down-town location
9fe HOTEL
CONGRESS
(PORTLAND, OREGON
Louis E. Booit- Resident Manager
I
USED CARS
SEVERAL REAL BARGAINS
SPKCIAl, TltrC'K ItAIUi.UXS
l!i4 Kurd Tim Truck with flat bed, Huxstel iixi'l. Just tho hamly
truck for the farm -!
1H27 l-'ord Ton Truck with Mtccl body
und cab SUM '
Larison Chevrolet Company
I lla lJyPes taking mui singing
II fJw b'iumph
1 WS- Iiiv E
m I vvitn a
S3 Laura La I'lante Joseph Sciiildkraut a
U 1 I MUSICAL HITS FROM I I
lii g ziegitkli)'S()rk;i.alsta(;I'; 1
f. I I'KUUUCTIU.N, g ji-f
Ml THE GREATEST SHOW EVER PUT ON! Rl
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Attend the Matinees and Avoid the
Evening t'rowds.
borrow money and so increase his
burdens but In enabling tho farm
ers to obtain remunerative prices
for their products, and so to have
money of their own that they can
keep and use.
"The changes made by the pend
ing bill. It Is estimated, do not af
fect 20 per cent of the Items sub
ject to duties.. The changes made
in the nun -agricultural schedules
are not as numerous or as large as
those mn do in the agrhultural
Items. These are necessary be
cause, since 1021, industrial condi
tions have changed, new manufac
tures havo entered the njnrkets.
and new competitors have entered
tho field. Industry in its various
ramifications, employs many mil
lions of workers; in fact, over 2 7,
000,000 of our people derive their
livelihood by being on some one's
payroll, who, with their families,
comprise more than half our popu
lation. They consunio the greater
part of the farmers' production of
$10,000,000,000. Hut In order for
them to eonsumo they must, havo
employment. An Industrial crisis,
resulting in a slackening of indus
Storo No, 13 La Grande, Oro.
Spare Trousers
Are a nceess'.ty In the com
plete wardrobe. Conservative
Serges or models- to please
the young fancy dresser.
$3.98 and $4.98
HKPAKTAIUNT STOIC ICS
IN THE WEST
try and In unemployment, reacts' to date, will result In the contlnu
upon agriculture. Alorover our in-'anc and increase of our prosper-
dustrlal workers have a right to be
considered In tariff making In
their own Interests.
"I believe the pending tariff bill,
which brings the existing law down
Last But
For the grand finale, of tire performance and
value you'll find the General Dual 8 Balloon to
be supreme. Put on a set and forget about hav-.
ing tii'es on your car.
Jack Allen Supply Co.
R. A. FARNAM, Mgr. ., 1302 Adams.'!
A new romance by
the m;in who made
"Hen llur" Fred
Niblo.
I liream
1 ot Love"
Slurring
Joan Crawford Nils Asthcr
Ailecn I'ringlc
ItCtllltlflll ,lotill .
t'l iiwliiri:: I', v c n
Kt'enlw Hunt In "Our
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and choose and choose
and pick--hut one thing
is certain -
If you want
quality if
want absolute satisfact
ion and perfect results
every time
byAnlieuser-Busch
Jm
Barley-Malt Syrup
Uy.
"Ah to the Interest of Oregon, he
suld that every industry in the
state is provided for in the pend
ing bill." '
Not Least
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you
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your dealer
you want
the malt
that's made