La Grande evening observer., August 19, 1929, Image 3

Monday, August 19, iv)2U
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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can. Herman nnd Japanese en-j
gineers who had been walling to
no over the Grafs engine ami re
plenish her stores silently got to.
for lit-r trans-
Bridge Luncheon . :
Is Complimentary !
To Visitors Here1
work to prepare
Pacific flight.
Con nosy rilsHt
Before landing at Knsumlganra
M':nle.f from field, the Clrat made n courtesy
Preparing For
The Opening Of
Wallowa School
WAI.I.OWA.
Mr. a nil Mrs.
Girl Aviators
Off On Second
.nnf.iv.iiiil.il' wxiilliiM' Wlllliinis sal.l
! lie wuul.l not rt'.smm' llti' li-sts to-day.
Lap of Air Race Bomb Explosion Is
re., (Special) j
l. Campbell re-
RAN ni:itNAl(lIN'0. Cal., Aug.
i, (AD Kightecn girl aviator
.ontestaats In the national women's
An allraelivi
which Mrs. Kram-is A. Oreulich nnd
Mrs. Harold (loedeeke were hos. j
lessi'K to compliment their guests, j
Mrs. I'aul Speiic.-r (Mftrcla- IMiy), i
of Denver, and Miss Hazel .lanseii, j
of Milton, was an interesting event
or Saturday. The affair look place:
at .Mrs. (ii-.Milich'.s hnnie.on N nve-.
nue. Luncheon was served HRortly
after one n'cioeU. Five I aides of!
bridge were at play for the after
noon in the gardens, with Mrs. ;
Speieer making high score and
Mrs. II. K. MaUhous enlisolnt Ion.
(lifts unv presented In the'honor
gllt'StS .
' Mrs. Spencer is ;i sorority sister
of Mrs. Ci ciilieh. Sho Is visiting
her mother, Mrs. IMIHi Wright
I'hy, at 1 ' n ion. and her ninny
frit-nds in ibis locality. Miss Ja:i-
ultidcnt associates Is
those arrnniflnt?- trtnii'lii'u uffnii in'fiii.t 'ivtbi'n mul Vokoli.-i ton
... . . .... J-"1 "... liii-tti..l Tn.vc.l-iV itvnlllliir frnlil SI t'.VO
f-ii iiiiiiiic; iin- iv.o iimiis. i oe io .satstV-lle curiosity m mm io- ; - ,
..,:., ilB .niir,.i.. i i , , . . i i months vacation trip, visiting with nlr derby, were in the nlr at
' .. . . ... ! Mrs. ('umnheH's mother in Idaho
lore witnessed in ino wueiu. nm ...... i ... . i
,!0 ., ,' i ' even in Japan wlioi-o .no.1.Mi.lZ,.ti..., ; ,,,,;,,,. M ... . , l,.. Is lUo Ut!.rt.rt at cMover n.l.l. Sunt'.-. Mn-
H.lK. l.iarheon u . SeaSlQe IS Lul'e Ka Ik-oi, s rapid sln.T tl.o nml.ll. ,.,., r . Wi.llcv;l i,a. Cal. Sun.lay. The l.op will tak
rP-v T TJ.-.1I . .. .. .. , i schools an. 1 Is linsy K.ltliiK (lilii.-3 tlioin lr Vuimi, Ari.. (Unlit ollii lnls
10 LOCal ICOplei -No iilrshn. as l.ls as the (,raf . n m. .,,.,,. n.ini, f school ! ,i clovolanrt hnvii.s Kninu-,l in.-
i'vcr eriilwrt the slilos ol ll.. l-.in- , 0J S(,pt ,, fUprH (no ,.nnM0CPon or only
Tlip an:iaal hoitlra lo Soaslilo. is : ltr nf Hie Ulslns'.. Son. 'I hrrp : , Vl.ntj lt w choni'y, a pallo-hol-, flvlllK low over I'alfXli'o that their
seemlntt'ly on. Just over ihls pastl''vy hllnips are the nearest ap- j nI)K, whll W.,M wll, ,!, Andrews ' plane nntnhers inlKht he oheeltee.
CIIK-Af.O. Ana. 10. (AP) A
powerful homh was exploded earl
lildav under the front noreh of the
in. today, oft on the seeond lex s,,,nmer home of l.awrenee T.
Klni?. eounty repuhliean header ami
sanitary distrlet Irustee. The homh
wreeked the front ol the house ,
and thrt'W Klni; and his live ehll-
dren from their he. Is. None was '
Injured.
New Fall Frocks
Of Navy Blue Georgette
See Them in Our Window
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive P.eady-to-Wear
and Millinery
weekend several raiuhh m ..r i : iroximatnin to her ever seen in
firande folk have departed fur the .Japan.
coast and ' will fool Hie Auw.ist i lty " t f,,,;ir w,ft
i Ihcrninrneter with n didlj-hiful : stowed away in a hnnear huilt
week or so of hench play. .from (ierman - reparations pay-
Mr. and Mrs. Adnlph Siejn-isi nnd jments.
: their son. Dolph, and daaKliler. Sal- Ir. lIuo Kekcner prohaldy will
: ty. left hy ear Sunday morning for make another flight over Tokyo
! the coast. Mr. and Mrs. Herman before starting across the Pacific.
SieRrist are concludliiK two wi i ks The Cerman cinhHs.-y expeeted him
tritay there, while Mr. and Mrs. V. , lo pass over the two-fold bridge
Perkins and their huh. flalre, w liich marks the entrance to the
: have been al the heach city lor Imperial palace n n Restore of
; several days. courtesy to the emperor.
; Mr. aud .(rs. f'lytle Zimmerman j The appearance over Tokyo
nnd Ml-S. Ilovln itlllllpnihlll h:iVilimirL-.iil lU aixA nf Mm umx.nil I-. n
.M.r.. M.-iv. i Just rccrnlly rcturm-d from a Sea
,, ,,. piiM several oays K (i wl:lv inoi.lft.wmiv il.ov
expedition lo the (rnbl desert.
I in Wallowa this week.
Instead of landing there as pre
viously scheduled.
H. It. Ilaisten hail a minor no- j Vera Walker, l.os Amjeles Rlrl
oident Thursday afternoon when ; pilot, was the first to put her plane
the car he was driving collided ; in the nr. stariinK at fi:lO a. m,.
with a ear parked on the street, i Mrs. Keith Miller ol New .calami.
'I he wind had hluwn off his hat 1 was second. Thereafter th
ami lnreai hiiiK for it he lost con- 1 gracefully and easily
lemund police protection1 from
Kins, who was one or 1 ft persons state's attorney John A. SwiiiiHon.
Indicted last winter for alhed j -1 '
Kraft in the affairs, of the tMiicano ; ' iintoimdnKy sttuicnts at the Unl
Siinilary district, tol.l police this ..,.,.-. ir virfft-!, have ri ffU-nd In
mornliipr that he knew ul no rea
son why the bomb was thrown at
STOl.KX tUOK KMS IS IKAi'I
i SKATTXiK, Waflh., Aur. 19, (AP)
A stolen train ride, ended In
ueHtii tor Aitron vvnne, id o(. im j
' cotna. The youth lost notn jckh
Ho
six-foot beacon, which nllractH when he .slipped between earn Iir.ir
its of Insect specimen! to iie O roc it river canyon, lie died a few
wou'o in (be brilliant irlare of Its rajM. hours later.
here Willi he
; "Tho SI P.-lllirn llltAI-lM.I.-. " l.,l..lli
nibe,- out-of-town Riiesis for tH ; O'Nell'H seven-art staKe plav that
.tfternoon were Miss t 'athei lne Mo- , n.(S ,,pon of so mm.h i:,,,.,.,.;, ,,,..
hntee, (,f Portland, who Is lho-l-jnjr the past year.
;r'ucst of Miss l.ois NVIsun. irul Aliss , -
Pennsylvania, who is visiting in 1 ;:McGlintock-Temple
in1;::";!;:,;;:. i:z r:;: t. s: ! wedding solemnized
of the Zeppelin's round the world
su' tour which bepan at likrdiurst.
J. .1. l-'oley.
Mrs. Meyei's Hostess
Sunday Morning
Mrs. .1. lon;ild Meyers entertain
ed inembeis of Pi Meia Phi ami
several oilier rim sis at an al frcs
coe "eofiVe" Sunday uioruiiiR la
Rni'.dens ol h.-r lioiile on Washing
ton n euac.
Mrs. Harold (loedecke pr.sslded
at the coffee urn and assistiiiR her
were Hie Misses Klennote Olass,
Horoihy A:in Warnlck, horothy
Kberhard and Lor.4 Nelson. .
.Mrs. Waller Pierson (Iji Nita
Gnskill) saiiRand l.ois Nelson play
ed Hie piano duriiiR the morulllR.
Later the Riiests were taken to;
Pine Co:ie for a swim, followed hy
refn-stinienls served m an attrac-j
Uvely arr.'iiiR.-d idenic talde. j
Members of Hie sorority were'
Mis. Coed.-i ke, Hope lllloue. Miss
Warniek, Miss Kb.-rha rd. Ml.w N-l-soii.
Miss Cliiss. Miss Wllma tias
klll. Mrs. Pj.-rson and M iss l 'a I her- ;
X. .f 1(1:40 p. m., M. S. T Auitust
7, with the first lap completed
AiiRusi 10 at 7:03 a. m., with the
landing at Kriedrlchshafen. The
-i . imi miles were covered In
i hours and 24 minutes.
ArcruKO SWNNt 4 M. 1'. H.
; The average sieed of the zep-
pelin from Prtedrichshnfon to To-
hi1ei.eslinir lu friends here will' kyo was just in excess of 4 miles
he the weddiiiR of Miss Thelma I hour. This, when .it Is con-
otiu IS
birds,
swept into the air at reprular two
minute periods, o.ulckly clitnbinR In
to the haze of the pastern Him ris"
to surmount the lO.oon-foot high
San Hernardino mountain raiiRc.
Tho ciKhlcen planes headed for
Iteatimont pass, wide and wind
swept cut through the range that
is the Rateway to the below sea
level floor or Imperial valley. al
exico, 17a mites from here, sprawls
on ihe Mexican border line at tin.
1-M I tli Shell, Virginia Hunter and 'southern end of the Irrinated desert
i Marjorie lieymdds . went to W-il- ' valley,
' Iowa Lake Priday to assist Mrs. i . The other' 1 i fliers, In the order
.-Margaret McDonald in entertain- 0e their starting, were:
Amelia Kavhnrt, Opal Kims.
Margaret. Perry, Ittuh Khler, Kdith
trol of bis cur and took a wheel' J
off the parked automobile. ;
A nine pound boy was horn to
Mr. and M i s. I.lnyd Met "roe on
Sunday. Aug. 11. i
Mr, and Mrs. Khner ttsborn are j
the pmud parents of a baby girl
lorn to them at the Wallowa Iiod
pital this week. I
A. i'. Miller, of Kiilerprisc. was
in Wa How a Th ui'sday on business '
pertaining to (he county fair.
.McClintnck and Koy . K. Temple,
soIemnUod SiUurduy tiiorniiiK
Pendleton. . . i ,
The nuptials were performed
ideied .that, hut three of, the diri
gibles five motors were kept run
ning during ni(st o the trip, was
exceptionally 'good- a nd about 1 "
tho home of the bride's, parents, imiles per hour. In excess , of what
Mr. and Mrs. I.. A. Mct'llntock by j Dr.' Hugo Kckeher, the Zeppelin's
tho Itev. Melville T. Wire, pastor of j master, had estimated it would
(he Methodist Kpiscopnl church. A ! make.
wedding breakfast followed the j . Uain and fog on the last HOC
ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Temple ( miles of her Journey brought a
are on a wcildiiiR trip lo Portland j slight alteration in the Zeppelin s
and later Ho y will be at home in course and delayed its arrival ev
Pendleton at the Dtinlap duplex icral hours beyond Sanguine early
house on Itlverside drive in Pea- j estimates. After leaving the Siber
dleion. (kin mainland she flew will down
llss Kathleen Mct'llulock was the west coast of llikkaido north
her sister's only atlemlant. Walter j ei n most of the main islands of
t'resswell was best man. ! the Japanese group.
Holh the bride and the bride-j At n point about ft.10 miles from i
groom have many friends among m,r olli sightly east of fapo I
uie coiiege ion; oi mis cuy. jKaniui, Dr. ICckener requested
permission of the communication
ing the guests of the Medical con- !
vention who call at the McDonald!
cabin In response to Mrs. MacDoe
aid's invitation lo hold open hous.i j
for alio visitors during the after- j
noon. . j
The 'Presbyterian Indies served ,
home made Ice cream and cake at j
Ihe office of the Pacific Power md
Light Company Saturday nltornojn
nnd also held n cuke Male, j
Fighting in Vienna
Kills One, Hurts 62
l-'olt-, (ilady'n O'Donnell, Huth
Nichols, Then Hasclic, HIanche
Noyes, Clairo Kahy, Louis Tluub'n,
Marvel Crosson, Kloreiico Ihirnos.
HObbie Trout and I'ho'ebe Omlie.
A Ifth contestant, Mary Von
Mack of Detroit, was not among
today's starters, having fulled to
finish the first day's hop. She land
ed at Montebello, near l.os Angeles
yesterday, and returned to C1ov r
field to await the decision of race
officials as to her status.
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Announcements
The (lood Times club is planning
Hie ilirertinn of Wiildn 1 k t : i mlw t-oi i
, , , , ' ed aw grave,
of Honshu. 1 .- i . , .
i . i . .i , divided bet we
lie nsked lo cross the southwest- ,
V I KNN A , A UR. 19 ( A P) One
perso-i wa-s killed and Cr2 were
woundeil, Z serio.isly. In lighting
la.-t night and curly today between
members of the socialist Schut-.- I ANNAPOLIS, Md., Aug. 10 (AP)
bund and the anti-soidalist Keim- iecl.-lon to send tho Mercury
wehr at Saint Loreii.en. I racer. Lieatinant Alfred S. Wll-
The lleimwehr, nrined with a ii;ims' tiny but powerful plane. El
niachi ie gun and with snipers fir-j abroad Ibis week to compete in JRfi
Ing from the lower of the town ' the Sehneldor cup races without ggj
hall, esnrted the greatest toll, kill-) any further tests "here was an- UM
naval acatlemy to- m
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eause of had went her eomlillons in! '"""" in.iu.ihk i ; :.uneed at me
nunc ouoos ! e ri 'r;i i o ; o.a V.
(M her casualties wei
I'll the two liietions.
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tern arm of Hokkaido in Hie direc-
ille MeKntee. of Porlhcid. who Is
of Honshu down In the capital,
S passing over Shiogaina, at l:;to p.
The I,. A. of the it. nf L. . ..ml!5"' 11:40 p. in.) to the hangar.
Members may
.lansi ii, of .Wilton, who has been their friends. I he picnic will begin ,
the guest or her slsler, Mrs. tioe-i b0i tly after -six o'clock.
fleck e, M iss I lonnleiic Ox'ner, of
Mugeiie, who is Miss - Wiirnlok's
gite-st, a :id M iss 1 1 ester I lopkliis,
Miss Margaret Meyers, M'iss .Mary
('V).ild Parsons and Miss" Juno
Sta'nge.
Richelieus To Be
Welcomed Tonight
will meet tomorrow ulKhl al awa.lin),- the ship. 4(1 l away.
n'einek it.e w .,r i' I...M lT, permission wan kIvpii liume-
Plans lor a plenle nt Pine t'one
When l.leulenont Wllllunis. navy
siee.l filer, lilted Ihe Mnreury
rraeir. off the wnler in tests yes
inr an hour was any one unaware ter.lay a sliKhlly henl priipelh-r was
of Ihe Zeppelin's loealion. Most 4lls(lose.l. The propeller was sen!
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STRONG-ECONOMICAL
Tho "rfiushins-in" work demnnds strensth if your structure is built to
last. Tho next consideration is economy. By having various grades avail
I'.hlo, wo are able to help you select the one that has necessary strength
at minimum expense. It pays lo buy direct from the mill.
Bowman-Hicks Lumber Co.
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of the messages from a board t he
to the Anacoslia naval station an
aboard" .Htraighlened ami was luir.lt on the
Itoufihly spealtlng the trip : tbls morning, but because of
made from a. point north of Most 1
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ZEPPELIN AT
TOKYO; OCEAN
FLIGHT NEXT
d lately. cow to the a pproxl mate positing
Throughout the firaf's flight ' of Yakutsk. on the Lena rhVV
from Kriedrielishafen comintinlca- along ihe approximate loeation otf
lion was maintained almrtst con-"the lil'ml parallel, east of Yakuts
slant ly wit li either Klil'opean si a- the dirigible turned south nearly
tious, Asiatic stations, or finally along the 14llth meridian to leaeh
Japanese stations, so that hardly Nippon, Tokyo and Kaslimlgaura.
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lo gleet thent d 111' I tig '''- - - n- -' 1
stav here, several of H"'n hoarfl. d a tn, n for 1 okyo. g
.Ik have arranBe,l lr ro,t "'? 1,w,'-v- ..u ''P--' ' Jf
ceremonial meai, iraouitmaiiy ex-
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air port ami government offieiuls
To give former si udenl friends
of Mr. and lui'ii LicluOieu ( MIsm
Huth .loliiison), of California, an
opp-irlu:iity to gi
I lo ir pi'i'Ki'iii
I In' young folk have arrange
inj; betu. en eight and len-o'clock "lVM,"d to v'slt"rw
at ihe aiiartm.-nt home of Mr. aid " ' 11 ' " ' 1 '" mhhlii
Mrs. II. M. Hay al the l.a Vlraiido nlfore th' lf,ft- 11 'rt of
bot-l.
l itiil lo.a
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binh s. ho.d facuttv and then- circle! 'nc otllcers ami crew ot the
of f.i. nds among the .students was "ere - distracted from the
a ubb' one. strain of four days and six hours
l is director of girls' athletics constant strain and responsibil
Mrs. Ci. Ii- lt.'u was in close nsso- Hy over the wilds of Siberia by an
elation Willi many of Hie girls in entertainment given by the com
the high school. mnndant of the airport.- They re-
Tla y are the gnesis of Mrs. laxed from the tension of the flight
P'm Ih li' ii's brother-in-law and vin- from Fiiedrirhshafen by dining
t'-r. Mr. ami Mrs. Keiim-th William- Hhd watching the dancing of (ieisha
son. here for several days of this giiis'. professional Japanese enter
weeU. ;talnerM.
An Invil.nion tn all Ho-ir formi-r Meanwhile, the htafr of Aineri-
( dried chesnuts. dried cutllefish and
.... m ,1 Mm sakii the national alcoholic d
m. iuher.y of thVre' fermented from ric
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AJaby's daily washing-what a task! But do it more
quickly, easily, uiftly-lht Clofox way!
Because Clorox is a bleach, Haiti-remover, deodorant
and disinfectant-all in one-it may safely be used for
white clothes, crib linens, diapers, rubber sheets and
garment protectors. Uircctions on Dottle.
Corev is a product of mtJtrm scitnee. its clean
3ilur indicates its germicidal qualities.
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Don't go through another winter with
A DINGY
INTERIOR-
Soiled woodwork, faded wallpaper nothing
makes a home so unattractive and so ill-kept.
You don't want to go through another wjntor
with a dingy interior rooms where you have to
entertain your friends and have pleasant sur
roundings for your family.
Paint and wallpaper can he applied at compara
tively small cost and they add so much to your
home's appearance. Will you let us give estimates?
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