La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 23, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textjl Tuesdayy.'July 23, 1920 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Five Local News In Brief Joins tlio Xavy Charles' D. Small, of Summer ville, leaves this evening, for Port land, vhei;e he will enlist in the navy. Mt Small has been a resi dent nf Summervilln for Kpvpnil years. He was given his physical examination by A. M. PfluiKhuupt, Jiivo Fiwm Portland local navy recruiting Toffieer, of Lai Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Huff ami Grando. and will .undergo a final ! children and Kills Moore arrived a business trip, lng. He left this morn- baby girl born to them this morn-ling. Offlfer Kseorts Caravan When the Challenge co-opera then continue his trip to Tacomn land points along the coast, lie will be away from this city indefinitely. Leaves for Huntington It. XL Scott left this morning for HI l few days left recently for her home In Pendleton. Home- live creamery association caravan Bttker and Huntington on business. I M'isa Thelma Bray Is 111 ut her composed of. more than 40 Call- ho will be away from La Grando home on i-t ana mini sireei. &ne foruia farmers came to La Grando UDout two days. I has been 111 for the past few days Sunday night they were escorted, " and ubsent from her work at the J. C. Penney store. son. With Mr. Robertson was W. Mrs. J. K. Dawson and her child u. Clinger or the la urando no lei who also greeted the caravan From PewUetou visiting ut the homo of .Mr. aud bV T".c mr, 1!'Ck ltob"V lWHrntolliiiitii.KU.il. ...... . . urn With Mf Rnhnprann wna W. m . . i t Mrs. rrancia Greulicn for the past ren, Emm nnd Earl, left this morn in Pendleton. The state officer was ugain escort for the party when they left for Union Monda morning. physical examination before enlistment:. in Portland Hen From Clint, Wash. M.vs. Carrie Messley, of Clint. Wash., arrived in La Grande this morning. She "Ik "an aunt of Dr. und Mrs. A. L. Richardson and will I spend about two weeks in, La J jr.ide visiting at their home. Shu will also visit Mrs. Ed Eckley and many friends. Mrs. Messley wu formerly of this city. by car ' from Portland Saturday evening bringing with them Mrs. Neukirchner and daughters. Here From Union- Mrs. Forrest Scroggin, of Union, arrived in La Grando this morn ling. She will spend today in Lu Grande visiting friends und stop ping and return this evening,. Hero From Kly, Nevada Mrs. O. G. Bates and her child ren, George, Donuld and Catmh ine, of Kly, Nov., wero recent visi tors at the A. L. Klchardson home. Mrs. Hates Is the wife of Mrs. Richardson's brother, and thti were on their way to Seattle, when -they will sail on the "Inside Ala kan Trip." Visitors Here Mr. and Mrs. John Konburg, of Arcadia. Kans., who have been vls itivg at tho home of Mr. and. Mrs. Lori Ay res who live on. the. Cove highway, left, for. Spokane, Seattle and other coast pointd . recently. Mr. and Mrs. 'Ayers h.uve as their Kiiests now, Mrs.. Ji. ,E. "V.atvs and Airs. J allies '. Perry, of Yakima, Wash., prominent J'r.uM,.. growers of the Vakima section. . ' Hjfci'e from Boise - Mrs. as. . O'Connor"' -Jtml. "her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Syjes and her son, stopped In La Grande. Sunday to vlsil Mrs. O'Connor sister, Mrs. Pete GraOt 'They will spend about four weeks in Portland and Seat tle and then return to la Grando for a slioi-C visit, before leaving for their homo in Roise. Working ut Hot Iake Mrs. K. T. Moore, of Wallowa, Is taking the place of Miss tieauluh Maglll at Hot Lake, while she is away on her vacation. Mrs. Moore started her work at the hospital last evening. lng for Huntington. They have been In 1m Grande for the past few days visiting at the home of Mrs. J, McGhean. Fined at Pendleton Ulukely Dlunkenship, of Pen dleton, was arrested here for driving with illegal light devices. He was fined ten dollars, accord ing to the report of Dick Robert son, traffic officer. Here From Joseph Charles Rue. of Joseph, spent yesterday In La Grande on busi ness. He returned to Joseph this morning. Goes to linker J. IT. McEwen left this morn ing for Raker, where ho will visit his brother for a few days. Mr. McEwen is from Hood River and has been In La Grande for the past few days on a pleasure trip. Hero from Pendleton , J. W. Clark, of Pendleton, ar rived in La Grande. He was hero on a short business trip. and Return from Toledo, Wu. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. CuniD son. Jack, returned Saturday from a car trip to Toledo, Wn und Portland, where they visited rela tives and friends. They have been away from La Grande about ten Juyi Registered from California Twenty-seven couples from points in California were register ed at the La Grando hotel yesterday. Win RE ue Hihbou A ten-pound- box of blng cher ries from John Roger's orchard, from Fruitdale are being sent to Minnesota this evening. .Mr. Rogers ' sent some cherries to the fair In . Minnesota last year and won a blue i ribbon nnd he says the cherries are oven better this year. Here from. Kansas City, Ma. Dr. und'Mi'H. J, C Wamock and their son, Peler William, and Mrs, l. M. Wurnock, who was formerly Miss Ruth Hill, now of New York, arrived In this city hist evening. They will spend a week or visiting at the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Oscar Warnock and Mrs, Henry Hlll.'j, . - i Here fiumtf Salt lmke City Mr. and' Mrs. R. Z. Hogan. of Salt Lake City, arrived lu . La Grando yesterday; They were just touring through and left this morn Iny. .... Tonsils Removed Thyra Jean Currey underwent n tonsil operation this morning. She is reported as getting along nicely. Day in. Ia Grande Shirleigh Tucker was In La Grande vnstcrdiiv from hltt ranch near Rrogan to trunsnct business. ' He returned home last evening. To U-ave Hospital I -Mrs. Frank Rraden. who recently underwent a major On Sunday Tili Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Uugg and son George, Miss Ruth Harrison and Mr. Catching were on a fish lng trip Sunday. BAND CONCERT ANNOUNCED FOR FRIDAY EVENING Another out-of-door Bummei concert will bo given by tho La, Grande Municipal band Friday evening, this time at Riverside park. Miss Aagodt Fripaard president of the Eastern Oregon - normal school summer session student body,, will be tho soloist for tho concert. Director Andrew Loney Jr promises un unusually fino pro gram. The numbers will be an nounced In tho Friday Observer. Huge Explosion In Greece, Is Report ATHENS, Greece, July 23AP) It was reported hero today thut there wero ninny casualties and great dainago Monday at Souvo llevo, Hulgurlu, when a . socret toro of munitions accidentally look tiro und 3,000 shells exploded. HANG MAX FOll MUIIDEK VANCOUVElt, B. C, July 33 (AP) Dominlco Nassa was hanged at Oakalla jail at 7:50 a, in. today for the murder of his flnau cee'a father Antonio Augusttno last December. Arthur Kills, offic ial executioner, carried out t he hanging.. The murder of Antonio Auguu tlno bv Dominlco Nassa. followed a dispute as to. the date of . the J marriage of Nassa and Mary Au gusttno, Nassa wishing It to tako place Immediately and Auguntino wishing u postponement. Following an argument Nassa shot AugusOno dead in tho kitchen of tho hitter's home. , WILL CONTRACT FOR FLAX SALEM, Ore., July 23, (AP) Tho state board of control has authorized Col. W. R. Uartrain, superintendent of tho' industries at tho stato penitentiary, to con tract with farmers for next year tho sowing of 6750 acres of flax for nextf year's crop. Tills Is an In crease of 2260 acres over this ( year.. FIND IT HERE Copy for this column oinat Ni Id hy 9 a, m. IIFISFY (iLASSWAltE I If you wish something exclusive - for tho bride buy her sparkling Hotkey's glassware, Hlamingo, Moonbeam or Crystal, ut Melvll UVs. 7-23-It. DAXCKK THIS Vt:r.K ItY TIIK STAR NOVF.II'Y ORCII KSTKA Danceland park, Wednesday and Saturday. Kantcla, evory Thursday, Hnker, every Kriday. V-23-41. ller; fmin 1 'or t land Miss Martha Swufford, of Port liin l, is tlio house guest of Mr and Mrs.1 both sisters of tho Delta Gamma j,,om l'oi'tland- house at Eugene. Rho will spend a low days in this city. - i From Portland Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Gerow, of Portland, spent yesterday in Ii Grande on a short trip. They left just nose operation, will leave the Grande Hondo hospital tomorrow fur her home. Francis Greullch. Miss ranue turn morning. and Mrs. Grculioh Have Trli Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eakin and Mrs. CbirR Wenko nC Pnrlln nil ' "lH 11111 ",ltl JHt'K, 10U yeator- arrived in La Grande this morning. day fm' Wallowa Lake, for a vnc'u Sho will spend u few davs here on110"1 Thev wiU l,e one u fcw daPS- Knds Court Session J udgc J. W. Know lea has re turned homo from Enterprise where he held tlio year's second term of circuit court. business with the Veterans Bureau, To Visit Hrothei- Miss Horlha Tyler, of VHUsca, Iowa, arrived in La Grando Sat urday evening for a visit of a few weeks at the home of her brother, R, K. Tyler and family on First street. Miss Tyler is making an extended tour-over tho northwest this summer- und came yto La Grando from a stay on tho coast. i in ve i or uauown liUKo - -. ,,i Wnii.nvn Mrs. Chase Rohnenkamp and i ! j Mrfc H rfeiffPr aiu, ... f -I CWn Plirlrnr nf tit flrnni n lf ei, 11 duv for Wallowa, lake., They ex-f1""1 evening' for Stnnfiekl, pect to return to La Grande bun day. her fath- C. Combs, of Wallowa, wero last evening' for Stnnfiekl, where 111 nne yesterday on busi- Jhe will work on the railroad. ; ness Mv ''s was formerly of , Uhls city. They returned to their Goes to I miller Raymond Mundsen left this morning for Imbler. He has been lu La Grande visiting friends. home last evening. Going to Pendleton Mrs. G. S. Bryant, of La Grande, left last evening for Pendleton. She will spend a few days visiting i fmi l.-r U..UKMUT, AMI, IS. . UUH, Mpi an(, Mm j0hn Ul 1 CIIUIULUII. Here for a Visit Miss Mones Onilla. or Raker, ar rived In this city last evening. She will spend a month or so visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy, Seattle, were recently out-of-town visitors in La Grande. Iveaves for Salem j C. L. Berry left this norning for Salem. Ho will attend the Realtors j conventions and return to La Grando in a few days. Hero fmm-Jlaisu -.. '' ' Mrs. LiifKle Reid, of Roise. ar rived in La Grande last .evening. She will spend a few days visit ing at tho, homo of Mr. and Mrs. Hcrt Pattison. She Jwlll upend a lja' urande- and then con- Visit In'Spokane, where she will visit relatives and friends. (Fishing Trip . cnaries itunynn, nua weuver. and John Hough, of La Grande, are leaving tomorrow morning on a fishing trip to Joseph Creek. They will be gone two days. :j 0 Meek in L; tirtu eher Pleads Not Guilty Herman Moser was charged with . the unlawful possession of Intoxl Htnderleder nnd eating liquor yesterday afternoon spent yeater- at the Judge Den ham office. Mr. Moser plead not guilty upon a two- I hundred dollar bond. They date Visiting Brother Here 'for the trial has not been set. Mrs. M. K. Know lea, of Ok la-1 . . ( ... homa. Is in Iji Grande as tho inveV for Portland ' guest of Judge and Mrs. J. W. i M)ks ,vnn whn ,, visl. Fiom liolsv Mr. and Mrs. S. family, of Boise, Ida day In La Grande on business. Knowles. Her husband is a broth er of tho Judge. Goow'to Independent; Mrs. Albeit Hasse, of La Grando, Inft li,ul nifnnlnir Tnt Inili.nnnrtrMICP. She will spend the rust of the siim J nir visiting her parents and Leave l'oiAl(iitcrpi'ls . Mrs. Wi.M. Asehenvlnm'er and friends there. her daughter, Opal, and Miss Clara young, who htivo been In 1'ortland ! (;fy i() seattk for the past two weeks visiting Mi j. ooss and his son, Hilly, friends, .arrived in La Grande this'lpft Sunday morning for Seattle, morning. , They are now on their j Tacoma. Yakima and Portland on way to their home in Enterprise. 1 a business trip. They will bo gone a week. Joins Police Force "Doc" Hammock bus been add ed i the La Grande police force. Mr. Hammock is on night duly. (ailed to Portland .. Claude Cooper and C, W;; Ho ward will leave tonight for Port land whore they hav been called as 'witnesses on u federal case. lng at the homo of Mrs. J. Gull ing for Ihu past three: weeks, left for Portland this morning. Return fiv?m lklsr Mrs. Herman Slegrlst and Mrs, Elisabeth Donnelly returned from a business trip to Boise last eve ning. They have benn away from La Grande just a short time. Return from Portland Mrs. Albert Neukirchner pnd daughters, "Alberta and $ Jda ar rived home Saturday evening from Portland, Oregon City and Salem where they have been visit ing with friends and relatives for the past tjirce weeks. Called Home Eldridge HuTfman recently re turned from Greeley, Colo. He was called to La Grande, by the seri ous illness of his mother. Mr. Huff man was attending the State Teach, ers collegu. Leave for Portland . Mr. and. Mrs. W. II. Roller and their son, Bobby, and Mm. John Lwche a ml her daughter, Betty, are motoring to Portland this morning. They will spend a few days in Port in no and at Keasii i and be away from this city a week. Here from Chicago Mrs. Cilcna G. Walker, of Chi arrived in Ui Ongido last vening. Mrs. Walker will spend a fi'w iuys visiiing her sister. Mrs. T. 11. Gallher and then continue her Irlp to Alaska lor a tour. She is a teacher at Roosevelt high school in Chicago. Have Trip Ella Neiderer. of tho library Mlaff, and liep .sister. But h, and Knmiii .Mf4nish. nl Alleel. left yesterday nroruing for an extended trip through western and southern Oregon and several points in Wash ington. They are driving and will be awav from Lu Grande about three weeks. Hero From Wallowa Mrs. Ross I Pood, of Wallowa, arrived In La Grando today. She will spend the afternoon visiting friends and return to her home this evening. Hen From Is Angeles I Mr. and Mrs, John W. Sherman nnd daughter, Jacqueline, of Los A ngeles, ca me yesterday to visit i at the home of their cousin, Mrs. I F. B. Appleby. They have been i visiting in Wisconsin and drove jbrough to La Grande. I . . " . M'tive or ixnig Bench, Oil. Mr. and Mrs. J. L.- Bond anil their children, Helen and Robert, left this morning for Long Beach. They have been here for the past mouth and will now return to their i home In California. Goes to Port In ud William Watkins, of La Grande, recently left for Portland. He will spend a few days in Portland and PRFKIIHiXT tknnky 1IOMI0 President - C. W. Tenney, of Gooding College who attended tho Epworth Leaguo Institute at Wal lowa Lake this past week,, was a La Grande visitor over tho week end, leaving later-" for Casper, Wyoming where, ho will teach tho cluss .In Church Opportunities for Laymen and give tlio closing assembly addresses Sunday morn ing and evening, July 28. According to his report, tho Kastern Oregon enrollment was larger than ever this year, Kuuu, Idaho, nlono , having over forty members . in camp. Wednesday evening was given over to Good ing Collego folks who wore on tho ground, and tho following pro gram was rendered: Talk, College Life at Gooding, Alta Eddloman of Wallowa;, talk, Social Life at Gooding College, Louise Loighton of La Grande; vocal solos, Jane Smith of Union Headings, Doro thy Marks .of Nampa; Alma Ma ter and other Gooding Collego ' songs. Other Godding College folk ' In camp included . Superintendent Harry S. Hamilton and Dr. Cyrus ! A. Wright of Boise, trustees; Pro- ft 5rtoi and Mrs. Burgess F. Ford, unu unuHiuur v.uiaerine, uuuuiiik, Reverend Merrill Fox, Jordan Valley; Reverend Mary ' McKee, Kmmett; Esther .Van . Rloltland, Oregon City; Viva Sunday Under wood, -Flora; the Rev. and Mrs. E. A. rotloc und daughter, Eliza beth, yilo..y, , ,, ,.; iu ''' "j ' ; Lop -Sided Arrangement You, tan expect a condition of un rest in n ' liomo where mother spends $7,50 at the beauty shop while father slmves lilmwlf, nn Oregon edllnr sagely remarks. Capper' Week I v. Tho newspaper Polltlkas at Hoi-' grade published what purported to be a suppressed Sofia report a munitions depot near tho village of Sewlijeff exploded recently, wounded 50 poisons, some of FOUR SUITS FILER PORTLAND. Ore,, July 3 (AP) Four condemnation suits were filed In federal court hero today against owners of property that will be flooded upon completion of the Owyheo reclamation project dam. All told, the suits Involves about 600 acres of land in the valley that whom died. Several thousand wJ11 uo umier water; shells wero exploded. It was said the government forbade tho press to publish tho story. OBITUARY Funeral services for Jako G oar hart, aged resident of Union coun ty, who was found dead" at his homo in Imblor Sunday will bo held Thursday morning, at 10:Hu o'clock, ? from ttho Snodgrass & Zimmerman chape. Interment will bo mado at Suminorvllle, Almoit Always The tiwVle with helns n iMnVer Instead of a tnlker is that lifter n while people pet to wondering If you're really thinking. Ohio Stato .Ion inn I. They'll! prelty safe, ns n general rule. In guessing that you're not. Newark Advocate. Disturbing Thought Of enurse old Adam wasn't very chivalrous nor n 'very good sport when he said. "Mm woman (emptcd me nnd T did eat," but there are limes when we wonder If he did not tell the truth. Ilillshoro News-Hernld. Defendants Include Perry and Dorothy Maupin, Leonard and Es sie Goodwin, Ben and Mrs. Franks and fourteen others.- ,.. : Tho government has'already pur. chased much of tho property that will bo flooded but was unablo to agree upon a purchase price with ihu named owners. ' . - NEW! NEWf NEW! Tho now Fall Llns hus begun to arrive at Richardson's. Art and Gift Shop, you are' Invited to soo the now things. - 7-18-St- llem-stitehing, ' pleating, butttm holces, etc. iNoi ton's lU(hllo Shop, Adv. Dlxon'.s 'lYIple Rapid ShixMhler Sold at Melville's. 7-23-lt - l'X)K IIKR WEDDING ;IFV 1 A shipment of the latest and nicest things for wedding glfls hasj Just been received at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. Just a lot of now ideas In clever boxed gifts, ar ticles for tho kitchen, and clever Ideas for tho home In general, will bo found in thiw new lino. Heo them at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop.. . . . 7-lS-3t. i THE NFAV TOPAZ " Havo'you seen tho now Topm Fostorta 6hiHSwaro which has Just arrived at Richardson's Art ami Girt Shop?' If It Is Fosloria it is the-finest. glassware for your tab In Fostoria In Glassware is what Ster ling Is In silver. . 7-18-;it- NOW PLAYING -See & Hear This 100 All-Talking Sensation Has 0Hratloii Mrs. ('. R. Webster, of Kust X avenue, underwent an operation at the Dr. Wondeilick hospital. Her condition was reported good. GimS lo Portland Miss Kdith Hboll left hist even ing Tor Portland, -where she will visit some friends. She will return to Li Grande tomorrow. Here From Huron Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tuckey, of Huron, spent yesterday lu La ( ; ramie. They returned to their home last evening. From Myrtle Point t N. L. James, ol Myrtle Point, arrived in La Grande yesterday on PIG ION URIHKS, IT MOLDS ITS C.ILL IN THE. WATKSi UNTIL. IT 115 THROUGH OTHER KVl'PE THEtR. HrADS OF THE. BIU.. JOVTH OP THE. 6aoATOSl. 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