Wednesday, .August 14, 1929
' IA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE.-ORE:
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Society News
Recent Bride Is
Complimented By
Women Of Lodge
Circles honois won given, Mrs.
William Hound t ( Ivy Saling), a
recent hride, when iWighhors of
Woodcraft, (lra;ule Hondo Circle
Nn. :!7 met in :iu interesting ses-don ( ,
i.'..i i. i: ,.f n i,oll I
llHll.
.Mrs. Hennelt is a iiiemher of the
ilrill loam. 1 1 i- marriage, n little
more than a week ago, ramp s n.
Mirprlw in lodge ineiiihers. who of- J
fered fi'lii-ital Inns to l lie couple hist
nighi.
Airs. Hello n.vin
n,n
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m-ighhnr, presided al. tin- hutdnesH
meeting which was devoted mainly
10 rnpnrts from the recent nntlnnul i
convention licit) in Portland. Mrs.
Jievlne reported n the opening oi
I hi session, inctading talks hy
Portland dignitaries ant) lodge of
ficials. Mrs. Marie Yeske tuld of
her nip to I'orik.ud on the train
with do legatee from many other '
places, Mrs. Myrtle Itohh described
t he paradi', 1th its many drill
teams, arid Mis. Lilly Alstott recall
- Oil eveius of the dedication ' f 'he
new lodge building. Al t ho next
meeting reports of Ihc convention
will ) continued.
Kollowing the session u social
lionr was enjoyed a:nl refreshments
wen? served. Mrs. .May Silvis was
chairman of the refreshment enm
, mlltne. Lodge. . mertihers were
'served at tallies prettily decornted
with summer, gifrdeu flowers.,
Mrs. Huberts, a member of the,
I'emlleion l-Yiemlvdii p. circle No. 2,
who has recently cgme to U
tirande lo maky. b.-r home was a
visitor for the evening and spoke
during tin social hour..
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Dinner In Honor
Of Visitors Here
To compliment Air. and Airs. C.
A. Keavor, of Los Angeles, who are
guests in La (Irnnde at the home
of .Mr. am) Airs. I- R Appleby, -Mr.
and Mrs. A. T. Hill entertained nl
dinner last evening nt their home
on Second street.
Covers were placed for ton. An
InforTnal evening of visiting fol
lowed, Flowers were used from
the gardens about the Hill home.
jit. ;i mi .mis. lie.iver are nit;
parents of Mrs. Appleby. They are
here for ibis month.
Swimming' Party
N Held At The Cove
Among iho many smaller swim
ming parties which have been so
popular this month was one Mon
; tiny evening a Cove In which Mr.
and Mrs. V. Al. IMerson nnd their
daughter. Iterneia, ami a few of
her friends participated. Swimming
ami a picnic supper comprised n
, delightful cvouingt y
rm itsp.w pitM.it ams
The National llroadcasting com-
pany proi-ram for Thursday night .
follows: 7;:ui symphony hour". S
Alax Oolin and entertainers; ;i.
Memory Lane; i :;io, silent: in,
slumber hour: 11 to i'l. .Musical
Al uskeieers.
The American Itmadcasttng com
pany program for Thursday night
follows: s. Ano ricnn fmpular con
certs: i. I h itters; r:.tn. Olympic
Hangers: 1". male quartet; IOiIM,
artistic ensemble; 11 to II', Olym
pic Itangt-rs.
Portland
KfiW (HL'Mkc) 7:0, N'Pf; f):,'(it
slinlio; Id, brass band; II to 12,
dance music.
Ki:. ( I isnke) S to 12 , AMP
program.
Snn I'raiKi'-co
Kl-'liC ((Make) S, movie club; ;
!, features; in, Amos and Andy;
Hi: 1 11 to I , fiance musie. I
KPO OlMihr) S. music; S::in, 1
Nile; ;i. violin recital; 9: an, studio;
in to 2, NUC.
Salt Ijikr City
KSL (li:tiikc S. male quartet;
ft, studio; m, Amos and Andy;
K:jn, dance orchestra.
I ein er
KOA ( snkc) S, seronfiders; 0,
news.
On kin ml
KflO (7fnkr) S, XllC; n:'),
Olympians; 10 to 12. NH
KI.X (ssfkc) s, studio: I. gos.
pel hymns; :.; to I ft :::o, Hawai
ian s. '
S n 1 lie
KJIi (H7ekc to 12. A IU! pro
gram. KO.MO (!2ftke) 7:3!l. MIC; 9,
feature; T : 1 news; i;S0( old-time
band; lu, brass hand: II. MH': 12
to 12;;;u oruan recital.
Ia Angeles
KPl 014"kc s. Mlf; 9. fea
tures; in. Mtc; 11, n ws bureau.
KNX (in.M.kc) S. feature arllHts;
in to 1. dance music.
Njknnei
K.l I Q (ftftiijir) 7:30. NIH'; fl, ohl
tfme band; in. brass hand; 11,
Amos ami Andy.
KOA (H7ko) S to 12, ARC pro
gram. KNTPIIS AIK PI HIIV
POHTLANH. Aug. 14, (AP)
Major (Jllbert Kckerson of Spring
field. Ore., has entered the Port-lnnd-rievrkind
derby of the na
tional air race. The rare will
start from the port of Portland's
airport, Aug. 23. The report of
Major Kekerwm's entry was re
reived today from Cleveland.
Beit Soil tor lrpei
Mot of Ihe het "ssriifrf-.H 1ft Italy
lire iirnwfi on Invn soil in h(thh
eurrouudttig lons-cxllnel volcanoes.
BfgE:
M. I. A. Conference
, To Be Sept. 21-22
Inns for the animal HTn M I
I A. conference. Sentemher 1' I and
22, wore made, yesterday when
whidi .Mrs, Cloorge l.yiiiiiii Is presl- I
clf-nl. met at the homo bi" Mrs. Wal-
rjin
place on Septcmhor 2:f, wa.s also
I diseased. The dm ma and dance
. WOl'k Will hn n-rlllrit..l r.u fh.. .nn..
ln . , ,.,,,,., ,..,,,..
which will bo attended y stake
1,1 M u,ui lln',,1'l y ho n-ii
supervisor from Sail l,al; Cltv.
of drama anil music are being do-
tailed for the conference, which is
expected to draw a largo atlon
t dance from all communities of the
I I'nion stake.
A social afternoon for (ho stake
officers will lake place some time
next week it was decided al tin
lw - .i
ling yesterday.
Friends Call At
Stoddard Cabin
A group of La (iraml,, friemls of
Air. and Mrs. Lester Stoddard spent
a pleasant evening yesterday at
their cabin ' home on 'atherine
rreek. They drove from La Uramle
late in thr arfernooii and took their
dinner with, Air. ami Airs. Stoddard.
All llOUi- nr Krt nr visitlno- ivfio i.n.
joyed. In th0 parly were .Mr. audi
Airs. Kil Itoylen. Air. ami Airs. Leu
tor llrninwell and Mr. "anil Airs. L.
L. Snoflgrass. 1 ;
Announcements
rtiti Hoyul .'iKliI"rs will ntoi-l
nt thn homo of .Mis. V. I). Itool
nllfiI2 AiIiuiih fuinorrou- nlshl nt
:.1'l o'clock lo pltm for the nmiuitl
cllsli'lcl roMvi'iitlon to ho huM Sep.
tombor II it t .Mllton-I.'ioownlor.
All otficors ni'o urffod to ho. out.
.
Tho Hnpllst Women's society will
meet fnuny nriprnoon at Iho homo
of .Mrs. A. M. I'fluirhnilpt, dill o
avenue, nt Iwo o'olnoli. Mrs. I'-. ().
lloss will ho tho looilor.
Valencia Bull
On Rampage In
Streets Today
VALKNl'IA, Spain, Aug. 14 (AP)
A raging, bull, intended for the
Valencia arena, fought his way to
freedom here today, killed onp, wo
man, wounded three horses, and
frightened Iho populace. He finajly.
was put In -low. however, and this
evening nwalted his turn iignist a
matador.
The hull escaped while it was be
ing taken to ils pen. preparatory to
a bull right. It raced through tho
streets, wllh the populace scatter
ing in every direction and entered
the house of Vlneonle I'orla.
Scnora Me. Porta was In the kit
chen busy with her work when the
hull appeared In the room, knock
ing her down, it found its way to a
rear door and filtered the siahl
...u..,. . I.,, nnllnrr t
! hutted the horses and returned to)
I the street for more victims, after
,hp rnUrp ,lonsp
.. ....p,,,,.,,,- rPlralned tho
animal at n public thoroughfare
and without much trouble soon had
It in tow. Senora le Porta later
was found lti her kitchen, dead
from Injuries inflicted by the bull.
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-lot U ILIOIJ hlt.U O.IIM'.IS lt)luill
l iod; ., 't,'lK f--l "isou .lllqu V
Painless
Death
for Insects
Kven though you hat,. In
portH and wnnt to get rid of
them, yet you do not like to
see them suffer n slow death.
KLKAY'S I'l.Y-Klfv
kills them instantly ami on
the spot. Hold only at your
Kexitll drug Store.
Glass Drugs
Inc.
Tlie Retail Store
La Grand, Ore.
SAVE WITH fiAFETV
California Speedboat King Weds
Kil l I. os Aihji'tr.i r,ttfctut
After TT. C. rerciiron. California speodhoat king, had established
live world rwhrds tu one aileriioi.n in the "Hl'ie streak IV" nl Lake
Mlsinote. ('alii'.. In decided he had eunuch of siiigh life. So he w:iH
married, lie and his bride standing in the speedboat while Judga 10. I.
Kalina read the marriage vows. -They aro shown above, being eou-j-ratulaled
hy Hr. Leo M. Ilonghinait, owner of Hit' "Hluo. Streak IV."
Jtide Kalina is standing, beside Itoughuutn.
Wheat Plentiful, But
m rt I
Sloinco anil marketing fncllliios In Kansas have hoen swamped hy
I lie iiuanilltes of wheat harvosiod ihorn this spasnn. SchoolyarUH.
haekyards and other Holds havo heen used to pilH up (ho surplus
wheat crop. The I''. S. Ilepnrlinoul nl AKiicull urc has unted larmors
to provide Hpnoe ror indfvidunl storage and lo nrraiiKe l'n' mure or
derly inarkellng. Tile pholn shows many hushels of wheat stored
In a Hold.
CATTLE MAN, '
HOMESTEADER
. L QUARREL
(Continued from Page 1)
remaining frontiers where open
ranges and open water holes pre
vail. Dobkins, ' tho homesteader,
and now the spokesman for his
companions, questioned the legality
of the justice court, ruling, declar
ing that in effect it holds that the
homesteaders have no property
'rights and that fences can be cut
nd t fOHpfmM COtll HI III Oil Oil U 11. V pre-
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Predicament!
A WOMAN was suddenly widowed. Money
was due on the furniture. Children had to
he supported. She decided to sell her household
equipment. How to do it?
She thought of the Want Ad Columns . . .
Prospects cajne. One couple liked the furniture
so well they decided to move in on it. They
brought another couple to room. Two men who
read the Want Atls are taking a third room
Money is coming in now and the. widow's troub
les are over. Her roomers will pay for the fur
niture and she can keep her home.
A Want Ad can pull you out of difficulties when
the skies look dark. They find plenty of pros
pects. Try one today . . . phone,
EVENING
OBSERVER
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I'.ut those not . personally Con-'
corned in the quarrel see in II nnly
,'i repltll bin of simitar Incidents
throughout the old west when tin
range kings battled vainly against
tho Influx of seekers of free gov-,
eminent land
POIiTLAND, fire., Aug. H (AP)
Mrs. l- V. Swan ton. manager of
lite M'egoit Huinann society, who
orrleretl fences cut arounl wnter
boles on Lake county caneh, do
clarotl here today she will do tho
same thing again If it becomes
necessary;
New York Society Girl "Broke". In
' ' Moscow After Exciting Adventures
MOKi V
r.S.S.lt.,, Aug. 1 4, .
(Al'l
Miss Mary Van lienssaler were saved their strength, ' how
II. New York society girl, ' ever, by the flat refusal of both
tMl here temporarily pen-, Turkish nnd Persian governments
; miii in borrowed clotltlng nf
scries of adventures In which
utetl wllh Kuropoan offlclal
und retl tape with tre Amori
tiiaiuion. Willi her was M rs,
i i una Ms, also of New York,
d shared most of tlift ud- tto pollilcal police in Kntals Tor
i. The climax came when taking plitdtigraphs witliout per
gswvll. vas thrown into a tulssion. They were detained two
spy. J hours until the police established
! start of the rorontly eon-; thai they were members of th
led Auterican tour of the So-
union. Miss Cogswell gained a J
lie in, ihc hall of fame liy
first person over lo pass
ie frontiers of the union
i Russian visa. She had
Ithout going through this
' rather than miss I he lour !
'edcil in wheedling entry!
rder officials. I
recti from Mountain
omen left the delegation
. Ceorfcia, and nntl made!
; Into Armenia wilh the
inicuuon of becoming the first of
iiieir sex lo climb Mount Ararat, a
j. tooi loot peak that few men havo
Fire at Wallowa
Hums Kitchen
Of Sheets Home
WALLOWA, Ore., (Special)
The I''. L. Sheels home caught on
fin- from a defective flue recently
and one room, the kitchen, waK
burned. The other rooms were mil
damaged except hy smoke. The
flrenie:i oxling.iished the fire with
chemicals.
Miss Lenore Miner, or liniior, aj
former teacher of aiiowa, is i
spending a few days with the lM-'
win .Marvin family enroute to Mak
er from l.ewision where she has
been attending summer normal
school. Aliss Miller has taught in
linker for a number of years and
will be there this coming winter.
Mrs, Marl tin K assetl anil Mr.
ami Airs. .1. 1 . .10retoca , were
I among the people of La O ramie
who attended the pioneer mooting
Sunday.
Aliss Irma Allen, daughter of
Mr. and Airs, .toe Allen, of Middle.
Valley, haH undergone n:i operation
at the Wallowa hospital. It is ro
porlod that she is very seriously
ill.
Alf. ami Mis. TChb Rtophall and
their llllle son. Tom, of Pullman,
and Mrs. Klhet Tulloy, of Portland,
are visiting at the II. H. Ilalslen
homo. Al rs. I lalstoii Is 11 sister
or Mrs. Slephnu n:id Irs. Tulloy.
Mr. Stophau Is agriculture teacher
at Washington Stale college.
Airs. Margaret McHonald has an
nounced; Hint -she will hold open
house at her cabin at the lake dur-
lug Ihe ineellng of the Kttslorn
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Huceeedert in surmounting. They
permit them to iry It
j Tliey then attompted to make
I their way. through the, Ossetinn
I iiiouutaliis, in (he main Caiiotisinn
range la ' southern Hussin, - on
' horseback but w lie re arrested hy
American party,
,...,.,.,. ,llllnir vhiiiiste,l nf.
t-r a rio-hnur journey the women
hired a inutorhus for $7f to take
then to Vliulikava's. To offset this
expense they picket! up paHsengtM-s
on the way ami collected $rfi in
fares. Miss Cogswell acted as eon
doctor and Mrs, Ingalls as eliunf
four.
The only real tragedy of their
odyssey came when t hey were
journeying to Moscow on the. regu
lar railroad train from Vladikavns.
Miss
1 '-ogs well's passport, Jewels
and several hundr
dollars In our-
rency were stolen
Orcgon District .Medical society and
all who v..-di to are cordially In
vited 10 come 1 here anil rest or
change their clothes. Airs. AlclHm
and w ill serve light refresh men In.
Mrs. Theodore Christiansen ami
her S.mday school class of girls
spout l-'ritlay picnicking at t he
lake. Air. Hearlo took thonl up In
his car a:itl returned for them in
the evening, ; .
Mrs. ( 'harlie I Inuprtehs, Mrs, C.
11. Smith. Airs. C. A. Hunter and
Virginia llunler wont tip to the hUc
la,rltlay and bad tlinner with Alrn.
Margan-t AlcDonahl.
Tho alumni play . "The Clhost
ltlrtl." was given l-'rblay evening at I
th0 high school gymnasium with a
largo audience present. The play
was very entertaining throughout
a nil the east was well picket). Uon
Paird and Kathleen AlcCtnrau wore
excellent la tiieir character ports
of butler ami maid. Ai'er Iho play
the members of (he cast had a
party. ll In not yet decided Just
what the proceeds will go for but
they will be given lo Iho high
school for some beneficial purpose.
Miss Anna Maxwell, Miss Klor
ence MrKonvdo and Hid Mnxwell, of
ClarUston, Idaho, drovo to Wal
lowa l-'ritlay to visit the J. L. Mnx
well family until Monday. Thoy
attended the pioneer p!cnlo nt the
lake Sunday.
Jerry Maxwell nnd Jess Kiddle
have gone up South l-'ork 011 a fish
ing trip..
Airs. Celestine Schaeffer who was
ftirmerly Miss (VIcHtinc Murehouse
am) who limght school here about
5 years ago, Is to he the third
grade teacher here this year. Mr.
Schaeffer died two years ago In
Pondleiou.
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and Millinery
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JumiMsl riitni n plane. Jtl.OtH)
rtM't itlmvo idcgt Ami, wllh
Uio aid tof htmvws mill a pnrn
ehute, In 1 id 14 1 several J1011H
Miter at Ijonlslaiin, Aln., 27(1
miles away, hho myH hlio was
trying ftir the men's lung tlis-tum-e
parn'hiite reoitl. Avia
tion nuthorities wow skeptirnl.
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There Is 110 honest mul trim work,
rnrrlfd on with eonninnt mul sin
cere imrpnw, thnt'ever reully fiillfl.
.lordjiih
be delivered at once free of
charge.
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KLAMATH KAIXS. Ore., Aug.
11. (AP li. V. liathlany. in',
prominent business man hen drop
ped di-aj at his office today.
Itatliiany was hn active member
lu tlu MaKoiiU lodgr and organiz
ed the.:ordur of lJcMalay cliapter
In this city. 1 ;. ;; !
Al Mnmaux, fornier big lej.guer,
now with Ihc liuifnlo Internatloii-
ais, won LI games during the first 1
half of Iho season.
mi DOSE
SHOWS RESULTS
Gallstone pain yield a to Fruitola
Kor over twenty -years FRUtT
Ol. A has brought remarkable re
lief to surfers from gnllstono
pains, stomai'h distress, tightness
around the waist ami other similar
aliments. Many people viay their
pain -stopped nfler Yhe : first Uoho
of l'"UUJ.rQUA. , Tluit's the won'
darrur llling' aliogl.' KfUTTI'OLA. -tl
nets ho unk-kly. No other thedi
cino ran do more. The KHUITOUA.
formula Is the same today as it
always has boon ami If yoa try It
you too may save yourself from a
possible operation. One dose shows
results. Kor sale, recommended and
guaranteed hy the Moon Drug Co.,
and other leading druggists. Adv.
OUTINCS in the Redwood
Empire of lluinlioldt County
1UUTING SWIMMING FISHING
(.Ol.l lN(i CAMl'INC HIKING
flumbohlt County llo.nl ufTr.il.
htircL., (alfluiiii.
TD1E FOR FALL
CLEANING.
REASONABLE
RATES FOR
HAULING.
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