La Grande evening observer., July 17, 1929, Image 5

i Wednesday, July 17, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,' LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Five
Local News In Brief
Will Visit on CVmst
Miss .Maravano Kiddle loft this
morning for Portland with Mm.
Lawrence . Dutton who has been
visiting here. Maravene will visit
in 1'ortland, Eugene, and Seaside
with relatives and friends for two
or three weeks.
Ilrrtmi from I'orllitint -
Mr. and Mrs. Hen H. Gragg and
their daughter. Mariheth, return
id this morning from a trip to
Portland. They have been there
fur the past few days on business.
( He turns to Portland-
Jlt-rr from Kiiterpiie
Mrs. Harold Noregoard and
A. b Goebel, of Enterprise,
yesterday in La
shopping and visiting
They r
Mrs. Marcia Yeck, who has
been in La Grnnde, for tho past
few days doing Junior Red Cross
work at tho Eastern Oregon Nor
mal school, left last evening for
Portland. Mrs. Yeck attended the l Having
University of Oregon and is now
finishing her course in Portland.
Sho said she was very pleased
with the city of La Grande, the
spirit of the normal school was
excellent and that there were
many possibilities In the future
for tho school.
New York and Chicago. They vis- ;
ited relatives in Bullafo and took
sid motor trips out from that 1
city. Until the last- two days o(
their stay in Chicago they enjoy
ed ideal weather. Of particular In
terest to their son. Fred were
visits through a number of New
York concerns manufacturing' arc
products. He Is employed fit the
Klchardson Art &. Gift shop. The
Nowland home is 803. Adams ave-ri gin.
nue.
born to them last evening ut tho
Grande Honde hospital. The little
girl weighs seven und three
fourths pounds.
Horn from l.os AiigeHV
r. and Mrs. Jesse Parker, of Los
Angeles, arrived in this city yes
terday. They were formerly resi
dents of La Grande and wilt visit
friends here and relatives in El-
4-
Sp.'llt
turned to their home lust '
1U turns from Pendleton
Craig Carrol returned to La
Grande yesterday after snending
Grande, l a few days in Pendleton on bus-
friends. ; lness.
evening.
licit! from Alhamhru, Oil.
Mis. M. H. Satren and her
daughter, Avanelle, of Alhambra,
Cal., arc here visiting at tho home
of her Fidter, Mrs. li. A. Khanks.
thc will remain in this city for
tin: rest of tho summer.
I leaves Tor Eugene
(Mrs. !. L. Pearce,' of Lostinc,
left last evening for Eugene. She
; will spend two weeks visiting at
the homo of her daughter, Mrs. B.
K. Swart.
Here from 1 an Angeles
Miss Esther Tetreau, of Los An
geles, recently arrived In this
city. She will visit at the homo of
her parents.
Krhirns (o Hols"
ivarl J. Jlileinan arrived In tills
eiiy yesterday. She has been In
Return to Kamcla
Clara Carlson spent yesterday
in La Grande whopping and visit
ing friends. She returned to her
home In Kamcla last evening.
IUMurn from Klamath Kalis -
J. E. Reynolds and his daugh
ter, Marjorle, returned to La
Grande yesterday afternoon, af
ing Earl Reynolds in Klamath j
Interesting Summer
A particularly interesting sum
mer is being spent by Wilson
Thurston, son of Mr. and Mm. R.
A. Thurston, of La Grande, and a
University of Washington student.
Mr. Thurston and his friend,
Krank Edwards, with the hitter's
parents, Mayor and Mrs. Ed
wards, of Seattle, left June 29
on the Princess Marguerite, for
Vancouver, B. C. and after spend
ing a few days there the two boys
continued to Ashcroft. B. C. Krom
Ashcroft the two college students
will transport mall and provisions
to a mining camp about 80 miles
inland through wild country. They
will have to cross two lakes, ono
i5 miles long, on ever trip in dur
ing the summer. Mr. Thurston's
letters describe caribou and other
wild life seen on the trips which,
he is enjoying greativ. Mr.' and
Return to Clifford, Ida.
Mrs. Kred Wagoner,' who has
been visiting at the homo of her
mother, Mrs. Krank Childers, left
this morning for her homo tn Gif-
ford,.' Ida. She has been In this
city for the past few days. .
Cioos to Imimha
W. A. Castleton. of Seattle, left
this morning for Jmnaha on bus
iness. He will return to La Grande
tomorrow evening and then con
tinue his trip to Baker.
Hero from Boise
David Adkins, of Boise, spent
yesterday in La Grando on busi
ness. Ho left here this' morning
for Enterprise.
To Yellowstone Park
Miss Peggy Hess Is leaving this
evening on a vacation motor trip
I to xeiiowsionc parn. iuiks ncss is
Mrs. Thurston live at 1709 Adams . employed at the ra.'lroad office.
avenue.
Smith- tor the past few days and Kalis. They report a very pleasant
left last evening for her homo in trip.
Boise. Miss liileman and her
father II. O. Hileman are the
owners of a dull hospital In Boise.
Ends A'lsit Here
Mrs. W. K. Land ru in, who has
been visiting here for about a
mouth with her mother, Mrs. E. 8.
Norris and with relatives and
friends left yesterday afternoon
ter spending several weeks visit- I V, , wllLre wm VI81t Ior , via11 ncr. "rouier, nen neeves.
ti nnwii iifin; i L 1 1 m r. unu mrs.
Harry Giant, before returning to
her home in Eugene. Mrs. Lan-
drum formerly made her homo
I here.
Drive to Ix'wlstou
Mrs. Susan Zuber, Mrs. Laura
Chlelds, Mrs. Dorothy Noyes and
Mrs. Hannah Koster, of La
Grande, leit this morning on a
motor trip to Lewiston. They will
visit friends and Mrs. Zuber will
I'.f.vcs for Portland
daughter, Kj'anees, of La Grande,
left last timing for Portland.
Miss Singleton, will receive medi
cal care-alnd their stay is indefin
ite
(.ms (o .Meaeluim-
Mrs. L. Ircson, of La Grande,
left last evening for Mcachaui.
She will visit her husband, who Is
working there, and return this-J
evening.
Returns from Vlsil
M rs. O. G. Olson returned to
La Grande last evening after
spending . a Cow days vlsltlna
friends in Baker.
To Visit Daughter
Mrs. K. M. Barton, of Wallowa,
left hist evening for a trip to Sac
ramento. She expects to make her
lMinie at Sacramento, where her
il;i iiuh ter, Mrs. Gladys Adams re
st. P-
Guests from California
Mrs. R. K. Reasoner. of Win
ters, Cal. nnd her son, William
Reasoned, together with Mrs
Reasoner and their baby, of Mar
tin, Cal., arrived last evening by.
auto for a visit in this locality.
They will be guests of Mrs. Reas
oner's sister, Mrs. Turner Oliver
in La Grande and with other rela
tives in tho valley and plan a trip
to Wallowa lake during their stay
which will probably continue un
til Tuesday of next weekj Mrs,
Reasoner has not visited in La
G ra n d n for a number of y ea r s,
while her son has been away since
ho was a small boy.
Homo from Now York
A ride over the Pence bridge,
between New York and Canada, a
night trip to Niagara Kails, blaz
ing with color from Illumination,
and about 9(10 miles of motoring
throughout New York these
were some of tho Interesting ex
periences or Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Nowland and daughter. Mary, and
son. Kred. who arrived home yes
terday after a three week trip to
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In Portland
H. E. Inlow, president of the
Eastern Oregon Normal school at
La Grande, was in Portland yes
terday on a short visit.
cotiuln for tho past week, Mr,
Kihn was accompanied by Miss
Luella Neal, who will visit hero
for a while.
lie turns to linker
Mrs. E. W. Cox nnd her two
Jack and Bob, returned to
Baker this morning. They have
been visiting at the hom of Mr.
and Mrs. Georgo . Hlrnio for tho
past week. Jack was taken with
the measles while he was here.
On Klshlng Trip
Hen ilummelt and John Eggevs
aro spending today fishing on tho
Wallowa river.
Drovts to Baker
Mrs. Howard Stafford und niece
Julia Smith, Mrs. J. E. Cunliffo
and daughter, Margaret, and Mrs.
Herbert Pattison drove to Baker
yesterday, spending the day there
and returning, last evening. They
mado the trip in Mrs. Patllsou's
car report a very pleasant day.
Mas Tonsil O c ration
YV. Cass, of 1&0G Jefferson
street, underwent a tonsil opera
tion at the Dr. Wonderllck, hospit
al July Hi.
In Hospital
Mrs. C. R. Webster of East X
avenuo who has been ill for some
time entered the Dr. Wonderlick
hospital for medical treatment
yesterday.
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STARTING THURSDAY.
A Great Comedy of American Youth.
TALKING MUSIC SOUND EFFECTS
(iocs to Kimkane
t Miss Mildred Shumate left this
morning for Spokane where she
will visit friends for 10 or 12 days.
Miss Shumate Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shumate.
Here from Pendleton
Miss Elizabeth l-'ergus, of Pen
dleton, arrived in La Grande this
morning. She will, spend a few
days visiting Miss Lewanna Gra
ham and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kocn-ey.
Riflic'S Picture
EDDIE QUILL AN,
MARION NIXON.
flAimV CLAM rf Al Mill CHAN
Also
Vilaplionc Acts.
Movietone News.
Last Showing Today
Davy lee
Here from Boise
Mrs. I). H. Klsh, Mrs. 11. G.
Hitchcock, Harriet Hitchcock and
Jack Hysmith. of Boise, arrived in
La Grande yesterday. They aro on
a short motor trip.
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"Sonny Boy"
Krom Hock Spring, Wyo.
Mrs. Mary Nlenii, Miss Mary
Morris. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Morris
and Mr. und Mrs. A. H. Clark, of
Rock Springs, Wyo., stopped In
La Grande last evening. They left
tills morning.
Returns to linker I
Mrs. E. W. Cox nnd her two Sixty-seven per cent of Illinois is
sons. Jack and Bob, returned to underlaid with coal.
' THE AIR jj
I MAIL PILOT I
tl An enic of the life of the Air Mail Pilot MB .
hf of his daring adventures in tho clouds and ypl !
jjpjj .of psthful work. ' jyj l
Also' TOO.VV ailU TIU ItSIAY 1
Short Achilla 80c C hllihvii Oc j I
.,, r.s,, i-o,,,,,,,,,- wm -i! k i i
Dr. n ml Mrs.- K. U ltalslon anil Iti'?'1'" 1 IE B
children. John and l'cutli. rvturn- a .jtSiiifMaililteaa mmft a J ' !8
cd last evening from a trli to 3 P ;i, iM
l'ortlnnd. They hnvo bcrn in I'ort- if HllUWMWIVUUlJOIIllit !H
land since tho fourth of July. LtTmWpwl 9
Iimiii r.otii lfii'iliiinl -m in
Lowell l''ihn returniHl to l.a . .. ' . Kl McKKKHAN, 8608 Klrat ,R
Orande last pvenlnB alliT a visit l'lense call at box office for your micst ticket to sco H
In Portland. Ho has l)ccn with his '"1'bc Air Mall Pilot" '' ,1
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Also LIGHT OF IX DIA M. G. M. N EWS. fl
PROHIBITION
SUGGESTION
VIEWS GIVEN
Continued from Pass 1)
Modification then would not be
necessary."
Governor Georgq Dern, Utah:
"Tho tiuggoHtlon of division or
authority su inula logical. It will
he of great aid. In doing away
with tho piiHsinff of tho law en
forcement buck, in my opinion
there never will bo modification
in I'tnh."
Governor Hlchards, South Car
olina: "In my opinion modifica
tion 1h necessary, but it will novel
tuko place in my state,"
Governor ('an I field. Missouri:
"Interesting, constructive."
Governor Covey, West Virginia:
"Wo enforce all the laws In West
Virginia, and so far au wo aro
concerned we don't need modifi
cation of the prohibition law In
our state."
Governor Trumbull, . ComectI
cut: "Wo aro Intent on enforcing
our own laws i our own way in
our own state." i ;
Governor Shafer, North 15uKA
ta: "Mr. Wiekershanf s suggestion
that tho states und federal gov
ernment adopt a co-oporatlvo pro
gram of prohibition enforcement
to displace tho program of dupli
cation of effort Is a good one, not
only from the standpoint of tho
practicability of the idea but al
so from the standpoint of duty."
Goth to Boise
Miss Dorothy Deneley left this
morning for her home in Boise.
Shi has been In l.a Grande for the
past two weeks visiting her sister,
Mrs. MiUo Brown.
Ilnhy laug:littr
Mr. and Mrs. MeMn Larson are
Iho parents of a Imhy daughter,
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SMART NEW
FOOTWEAR
Not once each season, but many times,
Johansen sends us the Newest Models. Con
tinually in touch with the smartest and
most authentic sources of fashion, these
shoe stylists are first to note and adopt the
most important trends of the moment. Here
in this latest collection are shoes for every
occasion for every frock. Pleasing new
touches of trim, of color and of leather. And
always the assurance of unequalled value.
rriccs arc $7.50, $8.50 and $9.50
Iltlilk
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BREIER PRESENTS
A Most Unusual Sale of
Silk Frocks
This is the time of year when .manufactur
ers clear their racks in preparation for fall
lines. As a result we were able, to make a
Lucky Purchase
Of Flat Crepes, Plain and Printed Geor
gettes, Polka Dots and other Silk Frocks,
with and without sleeves. Regardless of the
fact that' these are genuine , .
$9.90 to $12.50 VALUES
they will sell as a RREIER Special at
DEPT.
To do a two-month's business in
a few days, and to make up for the
lost time when the weather man
fell clown is just what happened to
a big New York Clothing Manu
facturer, and as a result today's
express brought us 200 Two-Trou-ser
Suits at practically our own
prices.
This manufacturer needed
money-you need these Suits now,
and we need to sell them-and the
only reason these sensational val
ues shine on you is that the sun did
not shine enough the past few
months.
The suits all have two trousers,
and are New Spring Models, de
signed for both men and young
men - in sizes 35 to 46. Medium,
light and dark colors.
The complete lot to be placed
on sale tomorrow morning. ,
We' have divided the complete
shipment into two lots, namely
Cassimeres and Worsteds.
The Cassimere Suits, in tans,
greys, browns and dark mixtures,
will be offered Tuesday morning
with the two trousers at $21.50. If
you want the one trouser, the price
will be $17.50.
The Worsteds) hard finish fab
rics with the two trousers, will be
offered for $24.50. If you want the
one trouser suit the price will be
In addition to these two lots,
we continue to offer our complete
suit stock at the following prices:
$25 suits are now $18.85.
.$30 suits, $23.85.
$35 suits, $28.85.
Sailor straw hats are $1.00.
Broadcloth shirts are $1.50, 3 for
$1.00.
Rayon Silk Unionsuils are $1.
Extra quality coat style work
shirts are 95c. '
Boss of the Road first quality
bib overalls are $1.05.
urnett Shoe Co.
STORES
Quality Shoes
Kconumy I'ricos
The Stopc For Eutnv Man