La Grande evening observer., August 12, 1929, Image 5

,7 Monday, August 12, 192!)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Five j i
colnitiHting a statutory offense und '
attacking tho girl.
Local News In Brief
jU'luriu! t" Ukliiliumi
Mr. ami Mrs. Hoy 13 Irks and
their family with Air. and Mrs.
Lawrence l.loyd and Gerald Hur
cv, who have been on an extensive
tour of the souCh and "west coast
states, have started on -their way
in their homo via Yellowstone na
si tiuiial park, Denver, and othc
points ot lmert-Mi,
met her husband here and they
motored to Pendleton yesterday afternoon.
Travels Ten Thousand Mill
Fred Weber recently returned
from a very interesting trip. He
left La Grande an soon as school
I was out this spring and has travel
' ed 10.000 miles hitch-hlklius.
this city for the past few days 1 spending $37.50. Mr. Webber has
visiting at the home of . C. Kjheen- in Mexico, attending a bull
I. luyd. They report a pleasant trip fight there, and also in Canada,
ami are hlgniy impressed wun i,a
(li-amle and tlieGrunde Hondo vul
l,.y. Mr. Biggs is an extensive
wheat grower in Oklahoma.
3 ...
ilftiirtt from Poilluml
C. 1. Hutchens has return-
to this city from Portland
where she and her sister, Miss
Lulu McNcss, have been attending
the University of Oregon summer
school. When school closed this
.summer they visited friends - and
relatives in Portland and Pendle
ton. Miss McNees remained in
Portland a few days and will also
visit her brother. Hoy McNees, and
his family In Pendleton. Mrs. Hut
ehens drove to La Grande, with her
husband who met her In the. city.
I hum I'Yom llnuuyj--
Mis. I'. J.- Osborne returned to
her holm- here last evening after
a two week's stay at ahe home of
her son' Hastings Osborne at Fish
er Springs, -near Haines. Mrs. Os
Ivtune left the people of that sec
tion very busy preparing for the
M mhly 'reek fair, to talus place
Angus! 2S and !t. .According to
present prospects the fair this year
will be the best ever, declares Mrs.
( isborne.
Ml. Kmily
JffV. and
At
Mrs. A. W. Nelson and
family drove to Ml. Kmily yester
day and spent the day huekteberry
ing. Wesley Ih-ownton, who is in
charge of the SO -foot look-out
lower rni the top of the mountain,
had dinner with them. Several
parties uf hikers spent the day
there and a about five cars made
ihe climb to the tup of the mountain.
Boston, and New York,
Go to Pendleton
Barbara und Beverly Guye left
Saturday evening for Pendleton,
where they will spend a few days
vftf ting relatives and then con
tinue their journey to their home
In Pocatello. They have been vis
iting "Virginia Bramwell and other
friends in this city for the past
week.
Here from Salt Iuku City
Howard Stoddard spent yester
day in I .a Grande visiting his
mother, Mrs. Kllen Stoddard, and
relatives. Mr. Stoddard is vice pres
ident of the National Copper bank
at Salt Lake t'ity. He has been in
Baker on business und left this
morning for Utah.
Ih-uvo for llediuoml
Mrs. It. 1. Kheu, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hay
Price, in 1m Grande, Mrs. Ralph
Lee, and Dr. Kthei Muth stopped
here yesterday pn their way to
Redmond. They have been visit
ing Mrs. Lee's relatives u the
lake.
Kciurn to IHmmI Itlver
I r. Lester M urphy and his
fal her, li. L. Murphy, who have
just returned from a fishing trip
on ihe Minain and Green lake, left
lust evening for their home In Hood
1 liver. They have been visiting Dr.
Kay Murphy of this city. They
were accompanied by La Hoy
Chi Ids who also returned With
them.
Heliirns to Kansas ity
1'eicr William Warnoek and
Mrs. K. M. Warnoek, formerly Miss
l th Hill of this city, have return
ed lu their homes in Kansas City,
.Mo. Mr, Warnoek has been visit
ing Ills brother, Oscar Warnoek
and his family fr the past three
weeks. Mrs.- Warnoek has been
isiting her mother, who "recently
underwent an operation at the hospital.
Proud Pureaits
Mr. and .Mrs. O. V. Jones are
the proud parents of a:i eight and
three-fourth pound baby son born
to them August 11 at the Hart
maternity home. Both mother and
baby, son are reported to be doing
nicely. He has been named Ger
ald V. Jom-4.
Goes to Porllanu 'IUIuriis I-Yom Portland
Attorney A. W. Schaupp, oft Mrs. W. S. Harer returned to La
Klamath Falls, spent yesterday In Grande this morning, after pend-
this city visiting Mr. and Mrs. Col- ing the . weekend visiting her
on Kberhard. Mr. Sehaupp left last daughter, Valette.
evening for Portland on u business)
trip. j Goes to Baker
j David Stoddard, of Taker, for-
Itetnni from Portland merly of this city, went through
Mr. and -Mrs. Oscar Johnson and here this morning. Ho has been
two children, returned from a trip at thV coast on a business trip.
to Portland and Salem this morn-
iug. They attended the Legion
convention and report a pleasant
time.
HcUiru from Trii
M r. and M rs. George Tlss re
turned to La Grande yesterday af
ter spending" a few days at Seaside
and Salem. They were aecompan-
lte turns from Ituhl
Mae Dunn returned to La Grande
Saturday evening from Buhl, Ida.
She ias been visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dunn, for the
past month.
Visit at Villon
Helen Austin and
,ovcll Itefllek,
led by her sister, Mrs. J. Clay, who 0C La Grande, spe:U yesterday tn
continued her journey to Seattle. Union visiting Miss Lucille Crow.
j They returned to this city last we
ll! turns from .Montana nine.
QUAKES ROCK
EAST TODAY;
SOME DAMAGE
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vlted to meet tho federal farm
board in Chicago In October to
discuss the creation either of an
advisory council for the wool or
a co-operative marketing organ-
i nation fur that product such as
has been set up for wheat.
Miss Murjorie Kirby has return
ed from Kallspel, Mont., where she
visited her aunt, Mrs. James trus
ter. She has been there for the past
three weeks und reports a pleas
ant trip.
Here from IVribtloNa
Mr. and Mia. Nick Fallows and
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Corun, of Pon
dosa, spent the weekend In La
Gra:ide visiting friends. They re
turned to their homes last evening.
Drive to Lake
The Misses Jean and Helen Wit- (jm,s (0 Kihi
nams drove lo wauowa i.aKe yes-, ElIKene rtlU.s spelU yesterday-In
Klgln visiting his parents, Mr. and
terday. They had as their guests
Lenore Kly, Marie PeeU. of Pen
dleton, and George Beltoni, who is
here from Caquille visiting friends, j
Hero from Corviillis j
Alice Leah Buchanan, of Corval-j
lis, is in this city visiting her sis- i
ter. Mrs. It. Ralph Clark. Miss Itu-'
ehanan arrived la La Grande last
evening and will spend several
weeks here.
Mrs. C. l rates. Ho returned homo
last evening.
GGoos to Weston
Miss Lucille Patterson left Sat
urday evening for Weston. She re
turned last evening after n visit
with her parents and friends.
Itctiirn from Trip
Jack Hiatt and Dallas Jacobsen
have returned from a short fish
ing trip at Wallowa Lake. They
returned to La Grande yesterday
afternoon.
Goes 'to Portland
i-Miss Lorraine Pierce left Satur
day evening for Portland, after
spending the weekend visiting her
father, vx-Governur Walter M.
Pierce.
Fully llocovere!
Colonel K. S. lvanhoe has fully
recovered from liis recent illness
and has moved his, office to the
Kolcy hotel.
Go to Sciisldi -
Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Taylor, of
La Grande, left yesterday on a
trip to Seaside. They are going
there forIrs. Taylor's health.
experience of tho quakes, fixing
them between 1 and 3 a. m. Sleep
ing residents were awakened by
tho violent tilting of their beds,
but not damage was reported.
Attica Church Damaged
Most serious damage was re
ported from Attica, where one of
the walls of the Methodist Kpisco
pal church cracked and falling
chimneys damaged the roof of the
building. A huge chimney on an
industrial plant at Warsaw, In
Wyoming county, collapsed.
The Uev. John P. Delaney, S. J
head of the Seimugrnphic depart
ment at Canisius college, fixed tho
center of the quake at a point at
least 200 miles south of Buffalo.
The shocks traveled in a north and
south direction, but their course
apparently was erratic.
The Seismograph failed . to re
cord the Intensity of tho shocks,
the amplitude of the tremors being
so great that the recording nccdlo
ran off the record sheet.
The quake, according to meteor-
ROAD MATTERS
DISCUSSED A T
LIONS MEETING
Hoad matters occupied tho at
tentlon of tho Lions club at the
weekly luncheon in the Sacajawca
Din today at noon. The good roads
committee, represented by S. L,
Thompson, gave a report, 8. B.
Morgan, County engineer, spoke of
DENIES DR. SNOOK
CONFESSION WAS
FROM PROSECUTOR
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MAY FKOM CLOVER VOOIr-
GRANTS PASS, Ore., Aug. li
(AIM Growers of Ladlno clover
cufs the prosecutor admits he in-1 representing 250 acres will meet
flieted on tho defendant, while ho here tonight to consider formation
was trying to get him to confess, 'of a Ladlno pool for shipping and
K. O. Itieketts, another defense at
torucy, followed Seidel and testified
that he also saw the murks.
Gl'AltDS PKOTIXT GIIIL
LOS ANGKLKS. Aug. 11 (API
Armed guards had been posted to
stand between Kan Ice Pringle, 1 7
year old co-ed and dancer, ami
possible violence today, the result
the road development in Union j of threats growing out of the ar-
eounly, and a letter pertaining to
the La Grande-ytarkey-Pendleton
road was received from Mrs. Grace
Snyder. Mrs, Snyder said that she
and seme- others drove over the
road recently and that, because, of
the absence of signs, she got off
the highway. She urged thtat thei
Lions club co-operato in having
proper signs posted.
Louie Kvans. chairman of the
Labor day celebration commute
rest of Alexander Pantages, multi
millionaire theater owner who 1 at
liberty under $25,000 hail pending
preliminary hearing on charges ot"
marketing and to co-oporatc with
Hi nu la r pools in Deschutes and
Crook counties where . Ladlno
clover Is cultivated in large quan
tities. Harvesting hero I expected to
begin within two weeks, and grow
ers expect to receive $1.25 a bushel
for certified seed. , Recent tests
made hero by state cotlego repre
sentatives showed 78 out of the
250 acres as certified to produce
marketable seed.
DEPARTMENT STOKES
spoke briefly of the organization's
ological observers, was the firm to plans for the holiday event here.
be felt In the Lake Krle area since j
the St. Lawrence valley trembler In
in5.
- 1V . HA1 fit
IN THE WBST
OA
until
Trarik. Cleaviager.
VEGETABLES, FRUIT
ORGANIZATION TO
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nounced today that it had not been
consulted in tho formation of a
plan to organize a $50,000,000 co
operative fruit and vegetable mar
keting organization to bo known as
the United Growers of America.
w hich was announced last night In j
New York,
Goes to Cannon Ileucli
Dr. C. S. Moore left last even-,
lng for Cannon Beach, where ho
will join his wife and two sons,
Dick and Hilly. Mrs. Moore has
been at the beach for the past
three weeks and will return to this
city in a few days.
Drove to Walla Will In
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller and Mr.
and Mrs. Kwlph Pope left for
Walla Walla Prhlay evening where
they went to attend the fjineral of
Mrs. Miller's sister-in-law. They
returned to La Grando Saturday
evening.
Goes to Walla Walla
Ml Sullivan left this moruiti-
for Walla Walla. Mr. Sullivan ha i
been visiting a Sigma Phi Epsllon
nrotner, Kermlt Hagaln, for the
past week and was also hero on
business.
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Miss Kill h Merrill, whit arrived
In this city this morning, will ypend
several days visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Merrill, of La
(i ramie. Miss Merrill Is taking a
nurses training course at a pana
loiiuiii and hospital in St. Helena,
';il. Sim was formerly of this city
and attended the La Grande High
M'lliiol.
Prom Kau.-as City
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ashman and
two children, of Kansas City, Mo.,
arrived in this city Friday. They
will spend this winter in La
Grande. They are now visiting
I he luniic of her father, Orlando
Stevens, mi Cove avenue. Mr. and
Mrs. Ashman were formerly of this
eily, It 11 l have been away for the
past two years.
Kctum from Portland i
Mrs. Klorenco Bacon, county
treasurer, and her sister Airs. Mar-J
jorie Francis, returned yesterday
from- Portland where they have
been visiting friend. and relatives
since last Thursday.
Here from vo
lt. J. Baker, of Cove, arrived In
La Grande this morning. He Is here
on a business trip and will return
lo Cove this morning.
WOOL M 10 V TO TAKE ACTION -
WASHIXGTO.V, Aug. 12 (AP
Representatives of all the wool
growing -associations will be In
Pleads not Guilty
1 William Dolan, charged with the)
i unlaw ful possession of intoxicating
liquor, plead not guilty and w-as to
be tried at Judge L. , Hcnham's
court this afternoon,
It's a good idea to
make a lot of
Veiling Parents j
Miss Marie Peetz. of Pendleton.'
is in La 'Grande spending so mo 1
time with her parents. Miss Peetz
is also visiting her sarurlty sisters,
jean a no jicien wimums ana l
no re Kly.
Grass Eire
The" fire department was called
to Fourth ami G randy at S:45
o'liu-k last night to extinguish a
smalt grass fire. There was no
: damage.
Goes to Enterprise ' i Her From Raker-
Mrs. L. Morton, who has been Maxlne and Cornelia Phillips, of
at Payette Tor the past three weeks, Baker, spent Saturday In La
arrived in this city last evening. .Grande visiting friends. They re
She left this morning for her home turned to their home In Baker the
in Enterprise. jsame evening.
From Pendleton ' !V1 i Returns From Portland
Mrs. L. B. OWeil, of Pendleton, Mis Mildred Charlton returned
arrived in this city this morning. ' to her home In this city this morn
She will receive medical treatment lng. after spending a week In Port
before returning to her home this land visiting relatives. "
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Dress Shirts
Another item from our big
shirt special.
Collar attached, coat style,
one pocket. Assorted stripes
and plain colors In soft per
rah. Regularly 1 .00.
Now
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That's what our customers till
tell.
Inquire, about us. .Then you'll
have us do your moving, l You'll
find out about our promptness,
politeness, and reasonable rates.
Go to Wallowa Luke
Mrs. Georgo M. Strain and her
daughters, Wana Buth and Thelma
accompanied by Miss Gladys Mow
rey, of Baker, drove to Wallowa
Lake Friday to spend the weekend.
They returned to this city last evening.
Meets Si Mcr
Thorn Pickett left last evening
for Pendleton, where slut will meet
her sister, who will accompany her
on a vacation trip to Portland vis
Iting friends. They
there until Friday
accompanied by Mary Wllmers,
evening.
Return to I'ufoii
Airs. George Hoffman stopped in
Lu Grande this morning on her way
lo t'liion, from Pendleton. She has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Murphy over lite weekend.
Operation
A. .1. Trolllnger's little daughter,
underwent it tonsil operation this
morning.
W1TWKR LAID TO It F.N T
LOS AXGKLKS, Aug. 1 (AP)
111. C. Wltwer, nationally known
Ihuniorlst who died here Friday fol-
II rc From Yakliiui (lowing a three-year Illness. was
Mrs. May Glicn and her son, i burled today with simple and prl
lJlck, of Yakima, arrived In this vate ceremonies In Fore.nt Lawn
city this morning. They will spend cemetery.
several days visiting at the home of ---'-
expect to ho 'Mrs. , 11. Shake. i HMBMBUnHHIH
They will be
a little at a
. time
The sugar m.iy burn if you try
to mate too much at once. And
coffee roasted in bulk varies in i
flavor.'That's why Hills Bros. I
'roast only a few pounds at a
time by their continuous proc- .
css-r-Controllcd Roasting. No ,
hulk-roastins method can pro- j
i duce flavor like it. j
HILLS BROS
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!f If It-
iiial vacuum paik.
the key.
I-mi Yi-diors at I dike
- Supreme .1 udge Harry Belt, of
H;i.eiu. Sa miiel La ugh tin. a in em
ber if the slate accident cominis
hkii and .Iam.es Bice, a prominent
banker of Pendleton, spent yester
day at Wallowa Lake. Judge Belt
fi i id Mr. I .aughlin will ma ke the
Liike Basin trip and be there ten
days.
hics (it Pcmllelnn
M PS. Biry Wade, (-pllt U sllOlt
inn.- in ji Grande yeerday visit
ing h.-r sister. Mrs. J. K. Woodell.
S!i" bus been visiting her mother.
Mis. II, ( rrainer, of Killer prise
ii- th(. past si weeks. Mrs, Wade
Iteliirus From California
Miss Kvelyn Clark returned
home this morning on No. 1M. She
has been visiting her aunt. M rs.
Sylvan Cool, of Bunsmiuir. Cal., for
the past two months. She reports
a pleasant trip.
Baby Daughter
Cards have been received In (his
city announcing the birth of a baby
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Vowel le, of Couuille. Mrs. Vowelle
was formerly Miss Mae Clay oof
this city. The little baby has been
named Betty Frances.
Returned front Camping
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Smith re
turned Friday from an IS days
camping and fishing trip spent on
the Minain. They made a. part of
their trip on pack horses.
Return from Fishing Trifi
Or. Georgo Hoffman and K. Bus
sell Scott returned from a fishing
trip on th(. Imnaha yesterday. They
report a very pleasant trip and a
good catch.
Business Trip
Fordie Synhoist went to Portland
Sunday evening on a business trip.
He will be away several flays.
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That margin, if put to work earning more
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