Wednesd:'" August 21, 192!)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, I-A GRANDE, ORE.
Page Five
I
Local News In Brief
Leave fur California j Co Kansas City, Mo.
lr. Kil. W. Miiiiin and his son.' Je.sa Brown and his daughter and
JiwlKht, ol" Kansas t'ity. Mo., left son, Dorothy and Jerry, of J.;i
y.-sterday f"i California, where Grande, left last eveninror Kansas
they will visit his. mother. Mrs. City. Mo. They will visit his pur
Mary Martin, his brother. Lucien ents and bo away from this city
Msirtin -and other relatives. Dr. three weeks. .
Martin visited his sister, and family, j
,MTS. .1. i'l. iumnniiiHn, ,m
Ui
Grande, and friends at his boy
hood home at Medical SiuMiirh.
While they were in this city they
made a trip to lite KochunspaiKer
placer mines.
VMtinj;
Mr. and Mrs. 1.. Webb, of Mil-'ff-nl,
Ctah, and their randdaiiKli-tr-r.
Hetty .lean Merry, arrived In
this city last cvnhiff. They will
sn'-nd a few days Visit InR at the
home of Mr. a ml Mrs. ( C. K.
J.loyd and family. Mrs. Webb is a
sister of Mrs. Lloyd's. After their
visit in Ibis city they will continue
their journey to the coast.
Jloio I'rnni New York
Kalph Colemnn, well known .Ore
Kun State rnllf'Kf' athlete spent yes
terday evenlnK in 'La Grande visit
ing friends. lie was accompanied
by Robert lint;, who is principle of
sehools in S.i !!. Mr. Coleman
has boon at Columbia university
for the mast year and also attended
summer school ;u Ann Arbor.
"Drive In Cortland
Mrs. .leronie h'oley, and her two
diiiifhters, and her, sister. Miss
Margaret Culb-n. of Scrantoii. la.,
drove to i'orttand this morning.
.M iss ( 'u lien has been visiting her
sister in Il Grande for the past
twoi months. She expects to return
to Wfv lioine in l'ennsylvania by
wny of Canada.
licltirns from Visit
Miss Until Merrill lift here hat
evening, after spending the last
ten days visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Merrill. Miss Mer
rill will be in Portland a few days
before returning to San Francisco,
where she is in nurses training at
St. Helena.
Going lo Portland
M r. and M i s. Charles Reynolds
are leaving tomorrow morning for
Portland, where tln-y will spend a
few days. They will be accom
panied by J;iy Reynolds, of Kla
math Falls, who is in La Grande
visiting his father and other rela
tives. l.entes to Columbus. Neb.
Miss Mary Fio'Kt'I and her fath
er, Menry Itch buck, of Columbus,
lor their home in Columbus, Neb.
NVb, are leaving tomorrow evening
'nli-y have Im-cu visiting her sisters,
M rs. I 'lysscs Match ner
and Mrs,
past two
Otto Pieper, lor tho
Weeks.
Go to Sail Lake City
Mr. and Mrs. John I. Lewis, of
Iowa, b-lt here last evening, arter
spending a few days visiting at the
bono- of Mr. and Mrs. J. Lewis, of
Lost inc. They will spend a few
days at Salt Lake City before ro
Itiining to tln ir home In Seymour,
Iowa.
Leave for Umlen, I lab
Mrs. W. A. Bean and her so.i,
John Kllis, of La Grande, left this
morning for Ofid- n, I tah, where
sin- will att. nd the ueddlug or h-r
brother. Gram Kllis. Mrs. Bran will
also visit her parents and friends
a month.
Return from Trip
Mr. iind Mrs. Genial' Stager ar
rived in this cily this mitrtiiim.
after a two months trip. .They have
been visiliim relatives in Iowa,
Wisconsin and visiting many towns
and frii-nds. While tln-y were in lb
t-ast they ilrovr to Canada..
I'lK-aielhi
Irs. Cyril Griffiths, of I
arrived lo-re this morning. She will
f-P'-nd a ti'U visiliim her mother,
Mrs. M. M. Miller, and her hr.dh
Cameron. Mrs. Griffiths was
formerly Mis lil.,ila Miller of
this city.
Ieitrns l-'rom Tripi
Mrs. Charles Rings r.
I'irned from California,
her daughter. ,M;irt
" visiting relatives.
J'igs is remaining in P
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Starting l(lay
Sue Carol
'a V'j'i I ffTB A now hat and coat a new
J' Vjh 3 fwinM 'lu turnet' f''"111 a
1 1 f r lllf$Tfl met'k liu,c liinil) inl a liJ
v V U 'Ifrffffiiifl roaring lin. And how he
!Pt LriffiKtlHiH Vou'll roar, too,
i vIhxHSt when v"u 'st'u t,lis sm,i'1'-v
I 1 1 K I'oniedy with a smile-a-
1 ill I PlMl '"'"Ule s,)Ct'i:
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Is lU 3 -(.iM iixi in su re mi.vi- I
lint? from Condon
' Mrs, Charles Kross has returned
from Condon, where she visited
friends and relatives. Her mother,
Mrs. Hawese, of Condon, accom
panied her to tbiH city, where she
will visit Mrs.'Jamea King.
Returned Home
Mrs. C. N. Coleman returned to
her home in Seattle, Wash., this
morning after spending the past
month here visiting friends and at
the home of her daughter, Mrs, 1.
Fitzgerald. Mrs. Coleman was a
former resident of La Grande.
Return from Yellowstone Park
M r. a nd M i s. I la y W i n t ers re -turned
to La Grande last evening,
after a two weeks t vacation trip
through Yellowstone national park.
They returned by way of Spokane
and visited friends in Montana.
Leaves Hospital
Mrs. Carl Stoddard, of 131.5
Kighth street, who underwent an
operation for ruptured appendix
three weeks ago at the Dr. Won
der lick hospital, returned to her
home yesterday.
Return Home
Mrs. W. It. Pickens ami her
granddaughter, Griselda llusey,
have returned from Wallowa Lake
where they spent about thrci
weeks at the Lynnc liohnenkamp
cabin.
mlns Family
Lynne Hohneukamp has Joined
his family who are spending the
summer at their cabin at Wallowa
Lake. Mr. Hohnonkauip will re
main there for a week before re
turning to La Grande.
To Junction City
iMrs. R, M. Scott has gone to
Junction City, where she was
called by the illness of her mother,
Mrs. McCallister.
Xew Arrival
A nine-pound baby daughter was
born to Mr. and Mrs. George Sad
ler, at 1411 Cherry street, this
morning. Roth mother and daugh
ter are doing nicely.
Auxiliary Meeting
A meeting of the American Le
gion Auxiliary has been aunounccu
for this evening at X o'clock at the
Sacajawea Inn. Business of impor
tance is to be ta ken up and all
members are urged to by present.
Goes lo Kamola
Wesley Pennington, left hist ever
nlng for Kameia, where he has ac
cepted a position with the O.-W.
Returns from Tr(
Mrs. Andy Loney and her daugh
ter r'turn'd hi si. evening front
IIIG Sh:iws in SMALL Prices
BELOW THE
DEADLINE
A thnllig drama
of the underworld1
BARBARA WORTH
AND A STBUM CAST
uimmi ioi l4k iT" K-vm
their trip to Montana. They have
been away for the last few weeks
visiting relatives.
i
Hem ins to Seattle '
Mrs. C. N. Coleman left this'
morning for her home, tu Seattl.e j
iShe has been visiting her daughter, I
! Mrs. David Fitzgerald, of U !
' Grande, for the past four weeks.
Here from .Kuuppton, AViifh.
M is. Hose Kournler tmd her
daughter and son, Agnes and Hill,
of Knappton. Wash., arrived in thW
city this morning. They plan to
make their home in La Grande.
Front Portland
Miss Cathei iile, I Humphreys
expected in La Grandoe this eve
ing from Portland. She has been,
working In Portland for the last
year.
Visit Wonderland
Mrs. Lee Reynolds and daughter,
Dorothy, and Mrs. Reynolds' moth
er, Mrs. K. L. Kvans. spout part of
last week at 'the W. II. Ituhnen
kamp cabin at Wallowa Lake.
Prom Fillet-prise
Mrs. II. Patterson, and he)
daughter. Miss Hlolsc lloagland. oi
Kuterprise, are spending a few days
hero visiting friends.
Drive to Walla Walla
Golan Hpling and Mert Webb
drove to Walla Waila this morning
on a brief business trip. They ex
pect to return to La Grande this
evening.
From Klamath Fall
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Joplln and
Miss Nedra L'nser, of Klamath
Falls, are spending ten days visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M.
M. Chrislenseu.
Drive to Nampa
Miss Ifieanor Glass
Ralph Webb motored lo
recently. They vi lspend
days visiting relatives and
to this city Saturday.
Uturi.
I
From Pnrtluixlg-
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Wroughlon
and their daughter, of Portland,
arrived In this city yesterday after
noon They are here on a brief
business trip.
Here from Poise
Mrs. W. A. Miller and two sons,
Nvill'ord am) Jimmy, arrived hero
on the midnight train last night to
visit her brother. C. P. Holbrook.
Here fronl Klgln
Miss Florence Webb, of Klgln,
arrived in La Grande last evening.
She w.ill spend a few days visiting
friends.
From Memiium
BUI Roberts and Cliff Dunham
spent last evening in La Grande
visiting friends. They are employed
at Meaeham.
Thursday, Friday and
' MAIL ORDERS
Add 12c for post
age. All orders must
be mailed by Sat
urday night.
I j Inircdiiictory Otfer: n
Mons Vanae famous perfumer wi-.Vicj to introduce his toiletries to the
Amcricnn lady and instead of spending thousands o dollars in national
advcrtisinR ho is using this method of Betting these exquisile products di
rectly lo you. These are real genuine perfumes. Our customers may now
have two rcRtilar .52.00 bottles of these fascinating perfumes free in both
Narcisse and Jasm'ne odors and also a $1.00 box of Vanae Cic, the world's
most exquisite French face powc'or, and a'l we ask is that you pay us a
small service charge of 03c to he'o pay the local advertising campaign,
special salesladies, cxprccs, r-Ac. No o"hor cotl!
Genuine French Narcisse and
True Black Jasxnine
The World's Two Most Popular Perfumes
THINK OF IT !
Two Bottles of Perfume and
One Box of Face Powder
a $5 Value for
Red Cross Drug
Go to IVmlletoii
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Puyle
were visitors in Pendleton yeater-
day. They returned to La Grande
last evening.
From I'almise. Wii!..
Mrs. H. J. Jones, and her family,
of Pa louse. Wash., arrived in La
Grande last evening. They are hero
on a motor trip.
Here from Lostlne
Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Courtney, of
Lostinc, spent yesterday in this
city shopping. They returned to
their home last evening.
Hero on Ilusiness
II. II. Wcatherspoon, of Klgln.
arrived in La Grande last evening
and Is speml'ng today in mis cii
on business.
; leaves for Ontario
Airs. James Mael'herson, and her
' son, Jimmy of La Grande, left this
! morning lor Ontario. They will
i spend a week or so visiting friends.
Of Holse
Mrs. H, D. Anderson and Mrs.
H. R. Venior, of IJoisc, arrived In
La Grande yesterday. They will
spend a few days visiting friends.
Returns from Portland
Mrs Colon Kberhard returned to
La Grande this morning, after a
brief visit in Portland.
Go to Portland
Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Ingle left this
morning for Portland, on a brief
business trip.
From Purefsn, Cal.
Mrs. 10. X. Tooly. G, J. Tooly and
A. K. Jarvis, of Fmrelsa. Cal., spent
last evening in La Grande.
. Prom Pendleton
j Mrs. L. B. O Neil and her daugh
and Mrs. j ter, Doris Marie, of Pendleton, are
Lo Nampa ' spending today in La Grande,
Msltlng Hero
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Smith hao
as their house guest Miss Marian
Krugel ,of Pullman, Wash,
At Wallowa Lake
Miss Mildred Beddis Is spending
a month at Wallowa Lake.
IOWA MAX APPOINTFP
WSAHINGTON, Aug. 21, (API
Clare M. Young, of Des Moines.
Moines. Iowa, was appointed today
by President Hoover as assistant
secretary of commerce for avia
tion, succeeding William P .Mac
Craekon. resigned.
SHOOTS 200 STRAIGHT
i VAN' DA LI A TRAP SHOOTING
GROUNDS, Dayton. O., Aug. 21,
! (AP) Karl Donohue, uT Otlumwa,
! Jowa. had a perfect score on 200
trapshoot targets here today and
retained his professional clay tar
! gets championship of North America.
Tho Greatest Manufacturer's
Advertising Toilet Goods in
ihz History of this City
A Marvelous New Perfume
Monn Vnnnc"
Navy Dirigible
Back In Hangar
After Long Trip
LAKKMURST. NY J.. Aug. 21
(AP) The Cnited States navy diri
gible Los Angeles returned to its
hangar today after a tin and a
half hour flight over Central New
Jersey.
While In flight the dirigible
practiced picking tip and releasing
an aeroplane. The plane, piloted
by Lieutenant A. W, Gordon of
the navy was caught by a wire
hung from the stern of the Los
Angeles, which connected with a
hook on top of the plane.
Flying at the same speed as that
of the Los Angeles the, pilot
brought his plane into position un
der the stern of the great airship
ami swung the hook on his wing
Into the U shaped wire attachment.
The propeller of the plane was con
tinued in motion to prevent the
tall from dropping. This difficulty
will be surmounted by attaching
another hook to the tall of the
plane and another yoke further
bark on the, dirigible, it was ex
plained. After flying together for several
minutes the plane was cut loose
from the airship as the pilot drew
the hook from the yoke and swung
ills craft toward the ground.
The test was made in accordance
with Lieutenant -Commander Her
bert V. Wiley's project to develop
tho scheme until as many as six
planes can be carried at one time,
lie recently announced his inten
tion of taking tho Los Angeles up
at. every opportunity to make more
experiments.
WASHINGTON1. Aug. 21 (AP)
The launching of an airplane from
the dirigible Los Angeles while the
latter was In flight last night and
the former's successful return was
said today by the navy, department
to bo the first time that the feat
had been accomplished at night.
Lieutenant A. W. Gordon piloted
the plane. He succeeded with the
experiment in three of four at
tempts STOCK MARKET
TURNS HEAVY
AT THE CLOSE
NKW YORK, Aug. 21 (AP)
The slock market, having per
ienced an almost perpendicular ad
vance since t he drastic break of
August !l, showed signs of tlrtP to.
day under the steadily expanding
stream, of profit taking and short
selling. Pools succeeded In whirl
ing up about a dozen high priced
Industrials and specialties includ
ing U. H. Steel common. Union Car
bide, Westing house Kleetrle and
my
Saturday
POSITIVELY NONE
of these products
sold at this price
after 8aturday night
by
Store
l
IlcthlHicm Steel, to new high ree-
but other recent favorites lost
ground, giving the market an ir-
gular appearance.
Ctmpers showed signs of strength
In the early afternoon under the !
leadership of Anaconda, which
crossed 12-'.
Hie market turned heavy in the
last hour, with renewed selling of
the public utility and related Is
sues. General Kleclric and Ameri
can Telephone each lost more than
ti points. Powerful bullish opera- j
lions in the motors failed to re-
verse tho trend. General Motors i
was sent up more than i points on!
unhiu it- mni'o Onin mo. nan sliaivs. I "
and Du Pont, which hoUis a 20 per
cent interest in the corporation,
rose nearly S. The close was heavy.
Total sales approximated -t.soo.outi
shares.
SAVFD FROM DFATH
PKN I H.KTON, Ore., Aug. 21,
(AP) Melvin llahlon, gas com
pany employe, was saved from
death by fumes Tuesday by John
Adams, a fellow employe, while
they were engaged in cleaning gas
mains.
Today Odams entered tho same
manhole a ml was overcome by
fumes again. He was quickly re
vived. FARMERS RUN
FROM FOREST
FIRE SPREAD
(Continued !rom rugo One)
fire wus expected to
held mi-
toss high winds arise,.
Tho White mountain firo in tho
Wena tehee national .forest In
Washington was brought under
control last night and no fires ot
consequence wero 'burning in tu
area today. Inexperienced men,
hastily summoned when tho
l'lro
diinger was at its height, were bo-
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POLO SHIRTS
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Attend the Matinees
Z83 Mrs. McLean at the
frM Observer Cooking School
It j Demonstrate And Use
v, Cooking Utensils
From This Store
For All That Is New In Kitchenware
THY
W. K. GILBERT CO.
FIRST
ing replaced by experienced wood- ,
men.
After a desperate battle, a brush
fire which had swept 20,000 acres
east of Mokelumnu hill, near San
Andreas, Cal., was brought under
control at the edge of town. Many
cabin sand ranch buildings were
destroyed.
LOCAL SHEEP
TOP MARKET
IN RAM SALE
(Continued from Pago 1)
bidders to give them undivided at
tention. The sale was held under the
auspices of the Oregon State Wool
Growers association. The auction
eers were lialleubeck and Sullivan,
who have a national reputation.
Albert R. Hunter, executive sec
retary of the Union county cham
ber of commerce, accompanied tho
sheep men' to Pendleton yesterday,
and gives a glowing account of the
successes of the local men. This,
following the topping of th New
York cherry market by some
Grande Ronde valley fruit, adds
additional prestige to agriculttiru
here, and serves as additional pub
licity for the entire locality'.
"Frank Brown, one of tho best ad
vertised breeders In the entire west,
was there," Mr. Hunter said. In
dicating the class against which
tho Union county men competed.
D0KIES RETURN
FROM WINNIPEG
(Conunueu Irom .Page t
largest tin Dokics have over held,
was orderly throughout, with not
one of 2o,ouo visitors to tho city
having any trouble with pcaiie of
ficers. The next year's convention
will be in Cincinnati.
Incidentally, Oregon scored
j heavily w hen the Portland drum
' corps tied will) the Racine, Wis.,
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drum corps for first place, both
making a percentage of 99. Racine
hud held the championship for
five years without a tie. until this
year, Mr, Perry said.
An amusing feature of his trip,
he said, was the fact that the first
welcome they received in Canada
was upon crossing tho line when
liquor and beer men entered tho
train, passing out cards to all, tell
ing how to get permits. At Winni
peg, the Dokics wero shown
through tho largest brewery in tho
city.
SILENCE SHROUDS
SWISS AVIATORS
OCEAN ATTEMPT
(Continued from Pago 1)
of making calculations and
ex-
peeled to get by.
The plane carried no radio, but
was equipped with a rubber life
boat, rubber tifesnving belt, and an
apparatus for distilling sea water.
The plane, Itself probably could not
remain afloat long, if forced down.
Dr. James H. Kimball, meteor
ologist at the New York -weather
bureau, said the overcant skies
and tho heavy logs probably pre
sented a serious problem for the
Inexperienced I .uescher.
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