La Grande evening observer., July 31, 1929, Image 3

Wednesday, July 31, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Paofe Three--
I Local News In Brief
where lliey will HpujiO a few day
attending the fourth annual Mu
tual lionet It and I .nan convention.
Goes to France
Have Delightful Anf-ailoii
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. SCurbrlrk
and their children returned early
thlH week from a three weeks va
cation trip spent first nt HeuHlde,
Ajiale Heneh and others of tht.
Oregon heachex. Kollowintf their
vhdiH at the resorts they went to
Taeomn, Washington -where , thuy
visited nt the honie of Mr. and
Mrs. I'M ward KolineH so very well
known In Ul, Grande, having made
this their home until a rompar.i
tively short time airo, Mrs, Ziir
)rirk nlsn visited with Mrs.. Lin
coln Git ii It, a former very prom
inent IMv.O. in- this KtutiJ.- Imt
now a resident of the Washington
elty. . ; "
To Speak al Clum'h of liod
The Iter, ami Mm, I. J. Masters
and tlielr family of Anderson, Inn.
are visiting- at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. U. n. .Miller on Adams
Avenue.- Mrs. Masters . unil Mrs.
Millar are hi other ami sister. .He
Masters finished tiJs murso ut the
Anderson liihle .School and Keinln
ftry In June and will spouk at the
Ohnreh of Clod this evening. After
an (intended trip through the west
and south they will ninko. their
home In Mallas. Tex., Where they
will he the pastors of the Church
Clod. . . ' ' V
Jlero fi-oni Xevvw)t't
! red Kind ley and his daugh
ters, l'.ena and l.oyee, of Newport,
Wn., aTo here visiting nt the home
of Mrs. -JVter- Trantman. , Mr.
Kind ley Is' receiving medical treat
ment at Mot I .like Sanatorium and
Miss Lena Kind ley will return to
Hpokatu in the fall to; enter
rjuMe's trnlning at the St. Luke's
hospital.
ICetiirti from Vauemiveiw.
Mr. and Mrs. Colon Kherhard
and their aon, Kninlilin, relurned
from Vancouver. Wn., l his morn
ing. Krunklin Kherhard hus heon
loiio to Portland
Mrs. C. P. NY w tin Is spending
a few weeks visiting her sons, Vln-
relatives In Joseph, left ihis morn- ,,vt nd " Newlln in Portland,
ink for Parma. They will spend a Hhe left m (irunde Inst evening,
few days vhuting relatives there ' -
Hnd then continue I heir journey to failed to Knterpi Ise
1 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hamninrk.
Jot M Grande, were called to J-Jn-J
leaves for linker terprtse this morning. Mr. llnni-
Itcx Urunlmeh left this morning modi's father is seriously ill.
f o r I ia k e r. A I r. 1 1 r u n haeh w or k h
forT the international Harvester Uehirns I'tom Ifctkcr ..
epmpuny nail will he In Maker on MIkm T'hyllis Peterson ' returned
hnsiness for n few .lays. f'm a trip to Haker last evening.
, She hns heen visiting at the home
of her friend, fieraldipe Illatl. for
lEcdims from Xriiumi
Mrs. l.oyd Young, who has been u,p ')i,st weeit.
viKiUng at the home of her moth-1
er. Mr-. Milter in Njimpn, has re- Go" to KaniHa-P- ,
turned to Jji Oraiide. She has Mi. "V U Iamflritll loft tnt
heen away from I .a Urande about evening for JCnmetn, whre she
three weeks. Will Hpend sevarul days. visiting her
, . ' sjster, Mrs, y. ll, Kvans.
Iti-enkfl Arm I , ( "
l.yle Hansen, the five-year-old Vwn Ikikciw
-.son' of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Man- Mrs. .1. It,. McKlnney and her
sen.' who live at 1!09 Adams, had daughter, llorothy June, of Haker.
the misfortune to bn ak his right are spending a few' days visiting at
arm Willie playing yewieruay. . r. toe j, u. uruiu-ii iiuine, .
Hansen la filer ui the Ml. Kmily
I. nmher eompnri'y.
From Portland
Air. and Mrs, Hurry I. Nelson
Hns OjMM-nHnn and family, and fieprge W. linn-
Mrs. Carl "stoddanl, of 13 a 6 sen, nf Portland, spent last evening
KiKhUt avenue, who underwent an in I. a flrande. , j
operation for ruptured appendix) ' - . "
July SO, is reported improving to-,-, lleru from Kamela ;
day. . - 1 John and -Helen4 Carlson, of.
. kainela, urrived ip l.a (j ramie this
Here from Ogdon. I'Wh i morning.' They will visit
Mr. and Mrs. It. O. Stevens and r9lh MeCoiiry,
their family, of Ogden, I'tah. nr-i '
Hvod .in l.a Oriinde last evening. Hero mi 'Ituslnes- ;
They are ' touring, and left - this
morning. . . . ; ' '
lareace A. Jalhirt'. Vtumnf
(atUat ia the sidiool of ar.hite:turr !
and allied-artn nf the University of
Orogon, has heon declared llic win
ner of a scholarship whieli enables
him to study during the summer at
the Fontaihhleaii school rf fine arts
under Jean Hespujoia.
lie left this month for France.
.Miss where he will take up his studies
lanaeiiinteiv-
K. N. Klnch. general superinten
dent of the O. W.- U. Co. Is In l-u
tirande pn liuslness. Mr. l-'lueh'-s
headnuarters, are In Portland.
To Issue No More
Mt. Emily Is Best
For Scenic View
In Entire Nation
1 'i le' 1 'en k. M t . Wash bu rn In
Yellowstone anil top points of the
Cumberland mountains can't be
gin to compare with Mt. Kinlly
when It comes to the scenic view,
declares a western Oregon couplr,
just home from a trans-continental
tnnr. They had some compli
mentary things to Bay about thfj
Grande Komto valley peak In an
Orcgonlnn coin inn yesterday. The
story follows. " ' " j
"In an auto trip of 4000 miles,
through ten states, the best plan
ned and the best maintained roads
I found were in Oregon." says A.
yv". Prescott of Seasille after drlv
lng;here from '.Mobile, Ala. "We
drove up through the Uocky
mountains from t New Mexico to
the Yellowstone, "taking in all the
lofty peaks that were aceesnlbb ,
and the nfost magnificent view
we had was from the top of Mount
Kmily, about 1 2 miles from I. a
(1 ramie. In fact, we consider it
the most Impressive view we huvo
ever had anywhere, and we have
ton reh I t),0 White mountains In
New Hampshire, the Adlrondaeks
ami the Catskltls. Wo have looked
down on tho Cumberland valley
In Pennsylvania from High Itoelt
back of Pen Mar; stood upon the
crest of Stonyman mountain
abnvp the Khenandoah; viewed the
Tennessee from.' the top of Look
out mount ii in' and 'climbed both
Pike's Peak in Colorado, uml
Mount Washburn In Yellowstone
park. Hut there Is not one of these
scenic attractions that seem to us
Obituary j
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UllllHICO Cot! it'll
Kull military services wore used !
when thi funeral of I .n lire nee l.e j
koy cottrell huh held Monday af-j
ternoon at Sinmiuti vIHh chapel.
nmfer command of Lieutenant A.
V. Sanford. '
The body arrived In La Grande;
last Wednesday from Manila, '.
Philippine Islands w here he pas-
sed away May . 1112a. .
' He was not yet 20 mid had en-1
Inred the navy in Kcbrnary of this,
year. He leavt-3 to mourn his deujl)
his mniher, Kunlce Collrell. uud j
two sisters. Geneva uml Kbuu. ; j
More , than 450,000 children In diphtheria since January 1, j'J26.
Now York state havo received tox- according to- tho Htutp Charities
in-antltoxln ImniunUatlon ngalr.Tt Aid Association.' : " . &
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-Wear
and Millinery
X. K. AVEST !
FIRM SINGS
SWAN SONG
(Continued front Pave I)
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Hero ,rr"i Iliinlinulon
Air, and Airs. Lester Anderson, ' ' , ,
and .Miss Clara Anderson, of 'Hunt- Itcturns I'rom, N'ampa , i
ington, arrived In la Grande last -Miss Alary Culp is expected In
days visiting at the home of Mrs. heen visiting friends at Nam pa for ' j',,p!'r.UlUnlt twiluy:
J, Day, the past three weeks,
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Koliuns lo TVndloton From Port la ml .
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. ' i "j , hpp home In Pendleton last even- yesterday on business In Jxi Grande,
nonth. ihaJr dauvhtw. Dorothy , Hhe ,lllK been vIMlln(f Ml.H L MVi H hwp ,H from tne Joroinntlve
Mm r Hii.i w ho Is vis ting friemU a. March and Mrs. Alleo Jliatt, for supplies In Portland,
in Klnma.h l-alls for tho pal few tnp t week , Jm (. e , ,
.jr. ii in ii'iinii in niii.iito ma
latter part of this Week.
Leaves for Holse .
Mrs. Kugene Allllering and her
children. Grant and La Veda, of ;
La Grande, left this morning for
Hoise. They will spend a few days
visiting relutives ami friends. j
Spina Day at Wallowa Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krleke and
family and George L. Potter, of
Chicago, who are visiting slsior,
Mrs, ,. M. KarrU nil I fam
ily, spent a delightful day ut Wal
lowa Lake yoKierday. They loft
i hi.) moi'Ming on a (rip to Soul hern
California where they will visit, nMnil ,., ,lf .u,.. the Pirates.
Harry L, Ketler and return Mon-
Klein And Gehrig
Increase Homers
Five PeVlHitS VOieV i riilo Hondo valley from Mount
Kmily. t'nrortunalely, it is readi
ed only by a narrow, unimproved,
steep road, without 1 any gutdo
posts. Tho time Will come when
nearly all of the tOiirlstH who
come down the Columbia wilt
make the side trip to the top of
Mount KmJIy and none of them
will express regrets."
j While the hot dry weather lasts,
no more fire permits will be is
1 sued, it was announced at the fire
Danger that
tho-fire got out of control Is ihe
rcuson advanced.
The new warehouse at Stettin
harbor, on the Baltic, is the larg
est In l-hii-upC, It has a capacity of
(10,000 long tons ami storage space
of nearly -Di.noO sn.ua re yards.
; A summer school H an Institu
tion established in order that the
hhl varsity lineup will be Intact
In the fall.
Mrs. Mamie Hold dim is anntltei
long time employee, having been
I it t he st ore 2,7 yea r u nd M rs.
KliKahcth Donnelly, head of the
ready-to-wear department has U
years in the store to her credit.
Members or the firm say that
the sale of the si ore to the Kaik
company will not result In any
Important changes. Mr, West wltl
continue on the ranch. Herman
Siegrlst expects to continue Ills
residence in La Grande looking
after various interests hern and
William Siegrlst will go with tho
new owners as manager of tho La
Grande store. Kstnhlishod policies
of quality merchandise and largo
stocks etc., will bo continued, ac
cording to Mr. SiegrlHt.
Members of the Kit He Company
or.anl'.ul Ion urn here completing
the inventory, and will open llie
store tomorrow under its now
name and ownership.
98c Outing Togs
. Girls' 2 piece suit, age 2 to 14
Boys' Coveralls, age 1 to 8 .....
Boys' bib overalls, age 2 to 11 .....
Ladies' Knicker Pants
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NORTON'S
KIDDY SHOP
A Treat They'll
Remember
piTTHwrnaif, July si (ap
cluit'k Klein, slugging PhilaUel-
! pliht outfielder, hit IiIh 33rd homer1
I'o Attend Piinoml ' ol' Ihe weapon today in the HeeoniJ J
Mm, I. II. Will, of Alleel, left inning of the game will! I'IIIn.i
Inst evening for Tuconrn. Hhe will hurnh. Urn mo waw in the box for
anil then return to their home In
Chicago.
Here fi-oin Piirtltiud
.Mrs. M. 1.. Hragg. of Portland,
arrived in l,a tirande this morn
ing. She wilt upend a few days
viHiling her friends, .Mrs. C. K.
(lolden, of l,a (Irnnile and then
eonllnue her trip to linker. Hhe
will visit her staler, .Mrs. Kagle
Moody In Halter. '
day.
(n In Mlirshileld
.Mrs. Oorothy Smith nd her son,
Itohert Smith, nre leaving tomor
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l.ou (lehrlg hit his twentyslxth !
home run of (he. season in thet
first Inning of Ihe White Box.
Yanltee gatne here today, inereas
row morning lor Mnrshfield. They ing Ids margin over Hoha Kill ll lo
will visit her son, ,!udd Smith and two. Young Wnlsli was In Ihe
relurn lo l.a llramle by ear In two box and the hoses wore empiy.
REGINALD
MM!
HE'S LUCKY!
HI, J
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i i i SflU8 Work-Weeded ii
On The Farm Plan
Visit in Tnlon
Rertha. Schwehke left this
morninK for Union. Hhe will spend
the ilny visit inff her sister. Airs.
Dnn Hull and return to l.a Grande' "ATON KOUUK, l.a., July 31
thl evening. .-! P. Ten sue, federal farm
. . ,. I hoard memhe-r, today told the Am
erican iuiaitute ' ot cooperation
On Trii
Mrs. II. F. Tyler and her family,
are spending a few days visltlnK
her husband's sister. In linker.
They will continue their Journey
to Item) by way of the John Day Itrliimii in Home
highway and ihen to ihe sea cohnI.I CharleH Iteed wuh removed to hlH was need for more Intensive
They expect to relurn to this ciiy honm on Third Htreet thia ninrnln. work towunI lhe farm-eooperallve
Mr. Heed recently underwent a
major operation at the flrnndu
Hondo Hospital.
Leave for port in nd
Mr. and Mrs. I'laude Tlolhrook
left last evening on a trip to Hend fltoinrn Vmm Will Iowa iJike
and rortlnnd. Ore. They will t Mr, nnrt MrSt Robert Weston
spend a few days In each place. nnveP Jtnrt children, returned to J.a
and later jolp the ilcleKutton to .ciraiiclo hist evening, after spendlnff
the American I.eKon convention f(.w dliyH llt Wnilowa Uike. Thev
ami ne aay irom l.a u ramie iwor)ort a ,,Paant trip.
Hero for AVcdiliiiK
Mrs. I.. I-:. Duly, of I.os Atif?ele?f,
arrived in l.a Crando last, evening.
Mrs. Only has heen in Chicago vis
iting her daughter and friends and
will now spend a few weeks visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. It. J. Kit
chen. She is in I .a, fJrande to at-if-nd
the welding of her grand
daughter. Miss Tholma Kitchen.
Horn fim CnifnA', Wn.
i (?. Miller, of (Wax, Wn.. in j
spending a few days visiting at the j
home, of his brother, 1). JJ. Milier. t
movement by federal und state e.
lensfoa agents,
Thera are ubrtut 4,(W0 extension
agent h und apeciuliKtw In the ex
tenuion ayrttem of the federal and
statu government und while they
hove aided inuterinlly in teaching
the farmer how to produce more
efficiently, Mr. Teagua waltl, they
have given Utile intention to the
more important question of inar-uicd.
l-'nnii I miller
Hon f'onklin. of Imhler, arrived
in l.a Grande yesterday. 1 le Is
here on a shoii hiislneBs trip.
(iocs tn Panna
Itrlvo to Portland
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Sommer are
Mrs. Flossie Halts and her son, I leaving Friday by wny of Pendle
Hu:ine, who have hen visiting' ton "nil Heppner for Portland
Utep of lodin ,
The addition of iodine in the food
of animals will prolong the useful
life of a cow hy two or three nin.
and (lie productive liftt of a hep hy
val leasi a year.
JrMlan Hale, Renee AdorMl
1 1 Fred Kohler aJ Clyde Cook A
I if THE CARNIVAL IS HERE ! lVil
'II Diving Beauties, Sword vA i
lifl Swallowers Ra
I m A story of carnival at its l
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Ii PART TALKING MUSIC l'
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THURSDAY VITAPHONE ACTS? i
. t,W. "ASK DAD"
An All Talking A S(ar Cflst
Comedy
New York f'lly has nearly as
many telephone as all of (treat
Hritaln and more than half tho
nuniher in Oermuny.
STAR
Starting
Today
,It . (ultcs u liravc
iiiii (o lovtviiiKillicr
woiiinn . while his
weethciirl's wntch
ilif. Hut he threw
can (inn to the winds
on "his lucky clay."
mcmr fl)AY
You'll shout with glee when the KO-getlin:C
playlioy asHUincs that he's the answer lo the
maiden's prayer in this zippy comedy.
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J(J t elltPK Upprocluto t'spoclnlly thn .
rfiil -s-rn ftt) C H"4hj 1 conslilonillon you mIiow by tok-
lW2SviS& Ev' Iiik lliom lo ilinnnr In un ftltruo.
lfVji&JiF IT I "ill live, woll ni.oolnto.l hotel.
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S'f V J f iiiw.'.-'. KM tin!!.'-M Injury, r
pnml limiiu i.r "V- V ?f?,ti hmmly of oeooratlon. expert.-
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HERE'S
A Good
Tip
No, we are not going to give free advice
about speaking to stmnge young ladies on the
street. '
What we really had in mind was lo remark that your insurance
really deserves more attention than you give it. How much would it
really cost you to have a bad fire? Would you pay part of the cost or
would the insurance company pay it all? That's a hot subject on a hot
day, we'll admit, but our tip is to ask Jack Ferris to go over your insur
ance now. He knows how to save you money.
"INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE"
Union Mortgage & Investment Co.
JACK IJ. FERRIS, THE INSURANCE MAN
Real Estate New Foley Bldtf. Loans
hy Is It
Hard To
Save Money?
Everybody would like to have, money saveu up. Anybody
knows the importance of saving part of what he earns. Nobody
looks forward to old age or a lost job without wanting the pro
tection of accumulated wealth.
But the actual job of saving money is hard and you never
save quite as much as you plan.
What's the reason?
The. trouble is that saving is generally the last part of your
financial program instead of the first. Necessities are purchased,
bills paid, and you get to the end of the month to find that there's
no money left. It has gone for other things and your saving
isn't made.
The La Grande. Building & Loan investment helps cure that
evil. You contract a payment of so much a week or month
and you pay it on payday the first thing, not tho last. You have
a definite goal in sight you have something to work for. You
can see what your money is going to accomplish. Let us talk it
over with you in detail. . , , 1
La Grande Building &
Loan Association
La Grande, Oregon.
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