La Grande evening observer., July 18, 1929, Image 5

Thursday, July 18, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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visit! ns at the home of Mr, ami
Mrs. William Andrlnt. Mph. WVis
was formerly of this city. . j
lins been ill ut her home for the
pasi few iiuys. f
fines tit Wnllmvu
Mrn. Cecil MatthtAvB ami lir
daughter, Ourllnt. returned to
HiC'lr honie in Wnllowa tills morn-
scouts Have Sunn XUrht
Tlio I toy Strain Ul Camp PhV
nhove I'nioji nt Wednesday
evening vory pleasantly whou
each patrol ruvo a. slum foe the
eiiiertalnincnt of Hie other patrols
and the law mini her of visitors
who were present. Thi eveninR's
eiuei la 1 anient was in elm mo o
John Kllot Allen risslstnm eamp
director, who unnoumvd i-iirh pa
trol as tho hoys came for ward to
perform. The entire performance
took place around thc cimipfire,
the evening's enterlainmenl start
ing with the ki-oiip of hoyd slnjj-
Dnuiclitcr Arrives Here .
. Mrs. Uobcrt l-Vl-ane arrived
here on train No. 17 this morning
from Pittsburgh, lu., to visit with
her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs, W.
llarer. Mr. Lane Ik an instructor
at Carnegie Tech. Mrs. Lane wan
Audrey llarer hefor he mar
rlawo. " ;
1 tiifr Thf.v lwn In Sh..ri.l-.n i
Vyo.f for tho past three months !
visiting relatives and friends. I
llnvo Trip
M r. and Mrs. Frnnlt S. Jester,
of li (irande, recently left on a
motor trip to Klamath Kalis. They
will he none about a week.
Iteturn lo Kameln
Mrs, W, K. Kvuns and lier
mother, Mrs. M. K. Cross, spent
yesterday in ijC Grande visiting
friends and shopping. They re
turned to their home in Kaiucla
last evening.
Tuiislt Operation ' .
Miss Cleora Frost underwent a
tonsil operation at the lr. Won-
derlit-k hospital yesterday.
Kmls 1ortlatid Visit
Mrs, Georgo It oh ben baa re- :
turned, from a severul week's visit t i0ts Hot IjiUc
in Portland. Her sister. Miss K1U-j r- Wriglit returned to
abeth MoKachran returned with j Grande last evening after
her and will ho lier.-, on an exten- Upending a day at Hot l.ake.
lag their camp songs, directed ty ( ded visit. She will he hre until
alter the t'endleton Itound-t p.
Mr. Allen. After the stunts wen
completed, an applause vote wan
taken for the stunt meriting the
first place. I'atrol number four,
led by 1'riul lllgglns,, of Haker.
(leeguii, was voted first place. thci
name of the stunt being "Gather
ing Nuts In June." At the close
of the program the boys gathered
once more around the enmpt'iro friends,
and sang a few more songs, after
which they gave a very Impressive
closing ceremony which always
concludes their evenings around
W cnuipfirc. Quite a large num
ber of visitors from l.a Grande,
I 'nodosa, Kaker, and other neigh
boring towns wero present.
Painfully 11 nil
William Houthall. sevnn-yenr-old
son of Mr. and -Mrs. Joe Sout
hall. of 301 Spruce street, suffer
ed, a painful sculp laceration this
morning, which was the result of
being lilt on the head by a horse
shoe while playing, with an older
brother, lie was taken to tho Dr.
Wonderlick hospital where th
wound was treated. The injury is
reported to be not serious.
Leave for INtrtluml
A. 10. ILcmlrickson and his chil
dren. Alary Vaughn and Willnrd
accompanied by Mrs. c, K. i-lum-p
h reyn, a re d riving to 1 'ort land
this evening. Mrs. JJ untplirys will
visit her tlaughter. Catherine, who
Ik working in Cortland. The Hen
drieksons will spend a few days In
I 'ort la ml. Seaside, Seattle, and
visit friends in l.ongvigw.
Item rn from Convent ion
Itr. and Mrs. C. V. Krwin and
their daughter, Kva Jane, return
ed lo l.a Grande this -morning.
They have been In San Kranelsro
lor the past few weeks and pr,
Krwin attended the Western Ten
(u! association convention. They
.went to San Francisco by the
Salt Lake route nnd report a very
pleasant and interesting trip.
Driving tn Vortlaml t
Joe carr Is driving to Portland1
flora rrom Seattlow ", I ,'1'M evening on- a business trip.
C. McAllister of Seattle who was le exepcts lo return to this cilyl
formerly store keeper for tho , about Sunday evening.
railroad in Iji- Grande, spent yes-1 t
lerday here. He is spending a few I'Vom .Montana J
days up the hraudi line ami then r Mi-s. Guy Godwin, ofMnntam 1
will return to this, city to visit ' visiting at the home ot her
; j menu, Mrs. i.qyd cady. She will
' 1 s - spend omo' time in this city.
Go to Missoula, .Mont. j -.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith and ; Arrives IVoiU Cleveland, Ohio
their granddaughter. Ksthec Da- '" ' Mrs, Gertrude l.eaman, of
vis, of I. a Grande, left Inst even- Grande tills morning. She will
ing for Missoula; ;Mpnt. Thf;y will npenil. a few weeks visiting Mr.
visit relatives thero'1 and' also In- un Mi-s. Carl f;onrad of Imbh-r.
ltutte- nd Annaconda. . Mr. : and ; 11
Mrs..Smith.w-ill bo ftone from this To -PeNtlUMOii.
city for about r 20 .days, if ; V - j ' .M. O. G; Olson, of l.a Grande,
' '-.( ; .v- ' j loft last. evening for a trip to- Pen--
Hero rifiiii PortlfiiKl ' ,V"' n,et0' ,s,l Will spend today there
Mr. l'ierce, of .'Portland,. M visiting friends and return thin
spending a few days, vlsitirtg ,his ovening. .
c and f riends. 1
father, 'George-1 'iori, and friends,
.Mr. fierce is: woruing. for the V
C. Alien company of Portland.'
To
lit Tacoma
f Mr. and Mrs. T. A. nnhnen-
j uamp, of La Grande, are in Ta-
c,oma on a combined business and
of : l.a Ph-asure trip! '
for a 1 f
; park. - lrmr Itrsldent- Here
.irs. rrnnii A.. Leavltt, former-
Mr, and Mrs. McClaren,
Grantle, are' leaving soon
trip through . Yellowstone
Mr. McClaren Is emnloved at the
(irande Hondo . Moat company. , !' f th,M C0V. wliq loll here u fijw
They will be gone a week. months ago to make her home In
Spokane, spent today visiting in
llev ormni Nowhortt , Orunde.
Mrs. Ktta Perry, of-NewberR, I ' r. i .' ' '
was called to La Grande by tho Here renin Port la ml .
illness of her gnmddaughter, Jean I Jhn Grodzki, general safety
Smith. Miss Smith has been very "-ght. and. Dr. Gessop. bead medi
111 for the past few days hut wiw p'11 examiner for the o; W. spent
Hero from Pendleton
.Mrs, Julia Lottus, of Peudletont
spent yesterday visiting Mrs,
Charles Gump, of La Grande. Jn$
returned to her homo last evenlngi
Here Ti-oin The Dalle
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Kmerson, o(
The Dulles, arrived in this city
last evening. They are here on a
short business trip.
Here from Ontario- v
Mr. and M rs. August 1-:. Young
ami J. K. Hamsireet, of Ontario,
arrived In this city last evening.
J-'roin Cheney
L. c. Van Patten and Perry Van,
Patten, or Cheney. Wash., arrived
In La Grande yesterday. They are
in this city on business.
Here Tumi Pendleton
K. -M. Hunan, of .Pendleton,
spent yesterday in La Grande on
business. He returned this morn
ing. .
LION PICTURE
SHOWS SCENES
IN OLD AFRICA
. 1 A Uevlow
"Simba," the ; educational and
thrill film now being shown at tho
Star theater, opened to a large
crowd yesterday ami practically all
who attended deelared it the finest
picture of its kind they had ever
seen. . - (- i
t It is complete In 'one . two-hour
showing ami shows some striking
photographs of African animals,
ranging from Die tiniest antelope
to tho ponderous elephants. Scene
that were of particular interest
were those showing the killing of
lions hy native tribesmen with no
woapons other than spears, and
others showing a rhinoceros "flirt
ing with the camera, Included in
"Siniba" are many panoramic views
of typical African seenery. both on
the veldt and in the jungles.
AMHASSAIMHI IS t-'ATIU'lt ,
Itni'SSKLS. Ilelgium. July 1 R
(AP) Mrs. Hugh S. Gibson, wife
of the'Amerleau ambassador here, '
gave birth to a son .today, Pnth
mother and child nro doing nicely.
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PLAYING
B IU(; Minns nl SMAI.I.
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Pass Through '
J. I O'Hrien, general manager
of the O.-W. and S. A. Kdmundsi
general passenger agent, passed
through l.a Grande last evening.
They were on their way to a con
ference at Omaha,
ItAID ON COXVKXT FIU ITLKKS
LOS ANGKLKS, July IS (AP)
A raid m a convent - by dry en
forcement ofrieers operating for
the- district attorney's office today
had resulted In an order from
District Attorney Huron Kills that
the law requiring a search , war
rant before 'invasion of .the resi
dence of any .private cltixen, ' be
observer strictly. . '
y Acting oh a ;tip 'from the con
st nblo'H of flc,'. prohibit Ion officers
under Capiain.Clauiio Pluinmer". on
June -1 :i forrcdt;tiie" tloor-,of the
lteleved,ere . cuuvMt, .' oceub.led,'" by
Itefugoe,' nuns. 'from Mexico,' when
t hey said' the . nuns '.from Mexico,
when vhey saUV the jiuns. had"'re
fused entrance.- -The'. Still which
they liad' been told,, was -operated
there was hot 'found,,,
THE AIR
MAIL
PILOT
A git'at drama of Aviation
ami Itniuaiico
With
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shout sntd i:crs
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Mis. Kiiinui l "inly lofl Mils
iniirninir for Iiit homo In Hurkw,
Shi' has heen In lllls city for tH(
Iist few ilnyn visillnjr I son. li.
I'-, i Vuly. .She 1ms nlso liwn vls
lllilK I'Honils In Wnllu Wnllu unit
Wnllown riwntly. Mrs. Cmly nn
fonnci'ly of tins I'lty. ,
ri'Porlcd slightly hottpr toilay.
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ncss.
In Ui ' (!ranili on linsl-
llrni rniiii KtilPrnrlst?
Mis.M .K. Jorilan. MYs. V. IT.
Toll unil Mrs. CoUhs. at lCnter
prlsp, recently spent a day In Lit
(Iranilc on business. Mrs. Cole vls
Iteil at tho homo of lier son. Don-
It III folo.
io lo l':nlorirls( . ,
(ieoruH 'J'lsi's li ml Kil Khcrlinrl,
of Ornnilp. Icit thin mornlnit lor
Enterprise on liuslness. They ex
pect to return toilay.
Leaves fur Oaklniiil. Till.
Miss Doris Ciule left last even-'
iiic on n trip to Onkliunl, t'nl. She
will visit her aunt In Oakland ami
also, visit relatives in San .lo.se.
Miss I'mle may k0 to sehnol in
I'alirornia anil If net. she will re
turn lo l.a Ci.'iielr this fall.
To VNIt I Vlcnil
Miss Virginia Waruick is' leav
ing this evening for a trip to Port
land. She will meet her friend, 1
Miss Margaret 'I racey-, of Oregon
City and spend a week nt her
home. Miss Waruick will also visit
Iter sister, Marjorie Warn irk, In
Portland audi friends. She evpects
to he away from this city about
three weeks.
Goes to Klaiiucth llls
Mrs. Charles, Duffey : recently '
left for Klamath Kalis to visit her'
sons Abble, Green and Mr., aim ;
Mrs. Theryl "liabe" Green. ;Mr.s,
Onffey will be away from this city
a week.
Itetunis to lier work
; Miss Louise iHarnett has return
ed to her work at the Model. She
Goes to Wallowa Lako
Mrs. H. c. Smith anil her grand
daughter, .j,ry Jane Smith, of La
Grande, left this morning on a
trip lo Wallowa Lake. They Vill
Hpt'iid a few days visiting at the
honip of Mr. and Mrs. M. It. Cnld.
well at the lake.
I'rfun Wallown
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McLean,
of Wallowa, are spending today in
La Grande attending the Pioneer
meeting. M r. McLean was for-
merty the owner of a wagon shop
at Isl'ind City and Is now owner
of the theater at Wallowa. They
will also vjsit friends in (his
city.
VNItiug Here
. M r. a nd M rs. 1 1 ought on and
family, of Portland, are visiting
this week at the home f her
mother, M rs. S. S. MacNTuughtnn.
Miss Mauriuc De Jtoie, of Joseph,
accompanied them from Portland.
Mr. Houghton is employed by th
I'antages theater. They will re
turn to Portland July L'O, .
Homo from Crater Ijike
Mr. and Mrs. William Shade
and family and Mis. Mollle Noyes,
M i s. Shade's mother, have re
turned from ti lo-day trij to
'rater Lake, Grants Pass and
Newport. They arrived home yes
terday. Mrs. Noyes visited with a
brother in Grants Pass whom she
hadnot seen for 4" years.
ltctiii'-ns lo Oifflro '. ' .
A. M, Pflughaupt, navy roorttU'
Ing. officer, returned to La Qrando
Tuesday from a trip In Hoker and
Wullowa counties. He will bft In
Jils- oiricosJat room 2 rs Tit fh'Jjbst'
office building for. several days.
From Portland -,
Mrs. Kdna Wels, of Portland,
arrived in La Grundf this morn
ing. She will spend, a few aays
lleiv for a Vl-lt
Mr. and Mrs. K. O. Nelson and
their children, Lucille and War
ren, of Itoise, will spend several
days visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Nushnum, Mrs.
Nushaum Is a sister of Mrs. Nel
son. They will then conllntie their
I rip to Seasid"-.
Goes n Albany
The Itev, Weston K. Shields, of
Kntorprist lyeft last-evening for
Albany, H,. will .attend tin synod
of the Presbyterian church of
regon ami lie away from his
ho imp about a week. Mrs, Shields
Is the minister of tlm Presbyter
Ian church at Knterprise.
Here from North Powder
Osca r a ml t a rl Jacohrton, n(
North Powder, spent yesterday In
La Grande visiting friends nnd on
business They returned' to their
mine on the Grande Itnnde river.
They wore formerly In the La
Gruiulo I tody and Pender works
here.
Collar Attached y
Shirts " You Should
Own a Half a Dozen
Tho new Shlrlcraft aud Manhattan
Shirts' with soft collars attached,
besiile sweeping the country, are
sweeping stiff cuffs ' and collars
right out of July nnd August.
Our Mclectlon, as you enn suspect,
stops ut nothing that is new, cool
and beautiful.
You can have a good Trotter Shirt
at $LS.f. and on the- same trip
you can see delightful new neck
wear with hosiery uml handkerchief.
STARTING
e . -TODAY
SICK & HEAR
Jazz-Mad
Youth!
Dniu'iiiir boys and girls,
but sit heart as true as
tai,m;
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sorxn r.ri'iifTs
AIm Vitapliniw Aels
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in
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La Grande, Oregon
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