La Grande evening observer., August 24, 1929, Image 6

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STETSON
HATS
zephyr weight
":. ; $8.50
' dtatSubcir 3 tic.
' . : Men's Wear.
Lieutenant Of
Police Shot By
Married Woman
TptlThANl), Ore., Auk, Si (Al')
tyHh'Mr.' Anna Hchnulw. I'llv
AtfeT,dul.flCHvfV IhiI'I on a ctiarKu uf
axyqult Willi Intent to kill preferred
liy-. J'qlke ; l.leuteniint Wllllmu
UneUnlne. tb ' ftiu n he I" nileBeiJ
tojnnve Attempted la Kliout, nollcc
tod4ywre. RttciiiptliiB to unnivc,
troiiutlicy' denrrlfocil n.H "one of the
nita't.lun,iiiiitil caeM in local iilH
cayA '',
Both-Mrti. Kclirailrr Mini tlio jio
Hc;'6Xflrt;'r, adiirftted they Imvo
kriuivn 'ifcacii ..other for more than
elirlit 'ca,l( 'l'llo woman told do
)):tlveit'.'th&t '.:! I'njl Hreunlng
wow i'nio.rhan fiiendn."
.-:Iflft,.a8,ny.ir.iiilHjid Keelnft ine
Mrtiwli'.niith,t -In. tho , hint eight
i't'iir?,' ',!!'( .(old hop qiioHtloniTH.
(''. M'lfr. of Jtallronil .Mini
JSiri. Sciil'lidor, who Ih mild to lie
lhe. wlffc, ;bf 11 rullroud num. , de
clared. h'o''.Jiail no Intention or
HhOoflnff' iJl'9 lioflt'o oll'lcer. Ilruiln
llfi. hoWel'er, - told hlK tntprriorK
thfti Hlltt vtttleked lilm ns )u drovi
lip Jn front 'or IiIh homo. He wild
shiirati onop through the window
of (h Utomolillo and attain when
Ji'e 'reached' thn. ahU'Wiilk niter he
Haiti knocked "tho w eapon from her
'hind.- ',: ' ;' -,
Pxnlulnlrls. lo ' delei'llven .her
firfeflence nejirthe lli-eiilni; lionu
'Rfl.it powOHHlon. 6t the. revolver .lrn.
HciiniUor' ulir !nomo lime into lie
(rtreunlTiii) went to police Jonkltw
Vritl'tb'ld 'lijiu oie, iwry of our ro
lutlonn.' lllK wflV tt'aa with lilm and
liij merely1 witnlud tr wive hlniaelf
Hijd'.'dni.nnffi; 'my, character,
( "I decided td 'liuvn a 'acttlenien'
V jiial flight 1' wulted for hi in; 1
took my Kim lieeiuiHe I wan afraid
of,Jim;; Jle hurt' me once w hen he
twlaloil my iirm."
llt.ite,' mild Mm Hchradei
' fO)c)Vll.llb. VMKlle an to what
0(Sulii;ftl .' after 'HroiiulnK'H arrival
in,1! ni ,ur. 1 homy.
;Just 265 Pounds
Tli( lfi5-pound black him, oi
Jswflah. dlaplnyed by KorxpHin
N6ih E. DiUmaii or Viule Sam'i
lr etvlce, -M caught with rot
and Una at the foot of Gntuu Han
aplllmay aloiiK the Pnnnm Canal
PUhermen. don't nowd Rcltinp
tickets to Panama!
FIND IT
HERE
tXtut for this column iuiihI he
, , hi ly 9 u. m.
.- . ,. (mr.i-.N h in .vi'
; lliu you ween Ihe lul-'st rnu
tioa In dlnilerwure',' Von will en
Joy neclliR Hie new linen Wheal
imltern nr Ivury nnrrrlittn n,m ,t..
In Klluwn ill ItlrhiH'dsun'H Ail nnd
(lift Hliop. , It Iiiih ii niiml ail Nile
drcorutldil, i tHlrt ly dliieriew rroin '
linvthlng vwr nIiuwii, anil 1m Mik iI
ullli pliilluuin IliHleuil m' K'lhl, nine
l'liillniini liundleH, It l .nun Inn
ynu llltvo been ItiuKlaK tur in Inn.
pefwure. Hee It, N.:.i.
IIIM I'llH lv OI' (;m:i; H Iii.A i
Is nioal reiiHOnnhle, It la ml open
BUlelt puTlein whh'li ynu run Ini)
wlmt you wl.ili n 11 lime nnd till
ll III Ult JtJU wish, See It In Hie
window m HleliHi'dKun'ii Art n:id
Olri Shun.
Ileniitllcliln. iiUkiIiiu. Imltun
liok, cu.'. .Viirloii's Itlibllu Slnii.
Ailv.
. Sidney l.yio, tho iiimio tuner, will
lie at , Orande hotel weelc of
fiipt. Stli. t 7-V7.1 mp
Z' .vw V
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Local News In Brief
j .
Iklllor Hun-
l-iiion, Wallowa and Halter coun
ties. loBciher comiirise one of the
prettiest areas in tin; world, de
clared I. H. Uowen, proniinont Ha
lter pioneer who has recently re
tired after nioro than 50 years of
active newspaper publishing us ed
itor or the. Halter Democrat. He
was In I. a Grande yesterday on
his way homo rrom a trip to WjiI
Iuwj 1-ako and paid a cull on The
Observer during his stop. "These
(ire among the rleii counties of the
West, and with their tremendous
diversification In agriculture
there's nothing they can't do." Mr.
Uowen has the distinction or being
one of 11! remaining pioneers
who came to Halter county in
Kour of those are members of his
family. He is chairman of the Ba
ker ( 'otinty Pioneer association
which Is to have Its first meeting
Kept. 'Z at the now Haker hotel. ,
Kven though tint requirement for j
incmhcrMhip In the association is.
that the settlers must have come
by 7i or before, there Is a mem
bership of several hundred, Mr.
Ho wen said. The I'nlon county
ojuaiincaiion is M. Just now things:
are nveiy in muter ami me wnoiu j
community is on iih iocs in an-,
ticipauon oi me mnei opening mis , rs, j.;-r Meyers and her : Allen, of Cnio,, and her grand
evening. Though the newspaper j(lilNKhUl. ltmI Knn Al.j.(,(.M Ml, i m..t her, have been visiting friends
game is a hard one lo leave, the Ul,,.lt ((f I;mt h.fl Uliil t.Ve,dng for!' Vakima the past few days,
veteran editor admitted, he is j .orUan(lt w.,Mf.(. ihf.v win umh(.'
nnoing iiHien pleasure in traveling .
ii nJ devoting more lime to other
mcresin. ne enjoyeu very iteeiiiy
his stay at Wallowa Lake.
Iteliirn fi-om Snleni
The Hev. and Mrs. It. L. Put
nam mill their children returned to
La Gtaudo last night from a trip
that took them lo Seattle for the
International Disciples of Christ I
convention ,io Kelso, Va woiivcr i
and Portland for brief stopH, and!
to Halem, Mr. Putnam's former '
home, for a several days visit. They
also spent a day ut itafnler nation-!
al park. Mr. Putnam wll loccupy j
uie iiiiii iu inc i nrisiian cnurcu
tomorrow morning, speaking en
.ijenaKen iriini ine i (tuvenuon.
In thi' evening Mrs. Putnam ann i
her daughter, Lenore
will speak I
on the convention.
Goes lo Tennis M ((.
Mrs. A. J. Hiatige and her daugh
tor, Anne, accompa nied by Jeat
Taylor drove to Walla Walla yes
terday where Miss Slangi. and Ml
niyior win piny in ine Eastern i
Washlnictou tennis tourney. Miss!"
Htunge Is to be paired In the mixed i
doubles with Worth Oswald, Spu- !
Its ne player who recently look
Fat stern Oregon singles and sliar"il
men's doubles and mixed double.'
titles.
U'aliig to Spokane
M r. and M rs. George Itasm uh
toii und Ihelr children, of La
r.lrunde, left last evening for Port
land and Coeur d'Alene. They
viii viwii .him. itnsmiiHSon s -sisiei ;
un. i ii u is u e i h, oi i oeur tl Alen
imj iTiciids In Hpokune. They wllli(lm,
i-eiiiru hi i, ii uramie tne nisi part
if Hepteinber.
S'nrs to Nam pa - 1
Mi-s. K. 11. Garr. of La Grande, 1
lefl this morning lor Nampa,:
where she will visit Mrs. S. D.
McLain. She has been visiting at'
the home of Mrs. Harris French ;
for I he last few days. After her;
'rip to Nil m pu, she will continue!
'ier Journey (o her home iu Hurley, i
Ida.
From Yakima
C. C. Hoss and O. II. Dohhs, of
Yakima are spending a few days
In La Grande on business. They
are making arrangements Tor the
dehydrailng plant, which will be
ailed the Itoss Packing company.
Sherman Hissed has been selected
is manager.
Itelurn from Trip
Madelon Hueliaiian
laught.'r. W rent hit May,
lst er. Grace Tlioiupson,
and bel
aud her
, nlintO'il
lo La G ramie this morning, alter
v Ml ing relative in San I Vancisco.
I'hey have been away from Ibis
city for the past six weeks.
Hetiirns From Wallowa
Mis Marjorie lieynobls ;ls
lurncd lo La Grande. aHcr seve
weeks of visiting al Hie home
her nuul, Mrs. C. I-:. Ilunler,
Wallowa. Miss Kevnohls is -,
Sl'NDAY
MONDAY
Kinournui News ( timed v
gmjniiin 1 1 mi iCTwm mmmmm ammmm
'f,' A Croat IVrsiim I'riiue I
ll 's with a Harem of lleaulies,
' . yet he loved one woman.
mtsfirimmimmcia,
LA
i
ing this evening for Uakci
she will visit friends.
where
At Wallowa Idike
A group of li Grande people,
including Mr. and Mis. I,. P. lay
and sons, Mrs, Waller Kllnghanier
and her daughter, Marjorie, and ; " "
Mis. Nolan Skiff, left for Wallowa H"1'' l-'n"i l-Intoi-priso
lake tills iMfurnlug to spend the i ll ft- Ji'V, Mrs. Kmily Wilson
weekend. They will return lioinej'""' Mildred J ;iy, slopped
tomori'ow eveulnir. ovr-r ;i few days In I,a Grande, on
do);iHu SDe Ks2iUoKTAO!N Iheri way to their home in Knter-
prise. They have bee nn a vaca-
.Minlsier niiug jli(n trip in Montana for some timeJ
The Itev. K K. Waelelili will Lv.l I
In La Grande Sept. 10 to I'i, It was
announced today, and, as lias been
his custom in the pa:t, in- will go
to Haker from here, giving a series
of New Church lectures at both
plaees.
Here li-om Wallowa
Herb .loans, of Wallowa, return
ed to his homo yoHtenlay after a
brief visit here. Hid father Is pub
lisher of tin- Wallowa Sun and he
works with him in the ofiice. Mr.
Jonas is a senior In journalism, at
the rnlversity of Oregon.
the I nlversity of Oregon.
. i
Li.im. for Portland
Mu.h. ,,...,, Th..v
visiting Mrs. it. H,
Mason of La !
!
'(Jranrle
I
i(a-s in Klauuilli l ull
Owen Price e"l last night for
Klamath Kails where Ii,. will work
His brother, Milton, now make.
his home iu that city. Mr. pricr.
has been employed bv the Pacific
i,-.
Krtlit company for I lie past lew
months.
Lcnw for Missoula
Miss Clara Taylor and Gerahline
Adams, who havo been visiting at
no'm(1
of Mr. ami Mrs. H. 10.
Scott for tho past few days, left
last evening lor Missoula, Mont. ;
tjjHS
,.,.
Here from Scuttle
j Hen 1 1 bode.- Grundy. '" Seattle,
i Is visiting relatives In La Grande
1 tint 11 school starts Ihfs fall.
lb-
1 ; visiting Ids graudiuothi i-,
) l.ydia Grandy, and Mr. and
M rs.
Mrs.
and
i Sherwood Williams and Mr.
i ..
Charles Grandy,
(;n, (p n-dter
i2, m,i i w,,,,.!, i
Flo
ence Sullivan, of La Gra ud, ai
leaving lids evening I'm- Hake
They will spend I he weekend vi:
itf'ig at the home
Phillips and frkmls.
of .Magdalene
It ct urn I'rom K Initial b 1 all -
Mr. and ,M is. irson I i ram It re
iurned to La Grande last evening
after spending a few dav nl Kla-
in,() ,-., .
M i'H. Itniinll has been
visiting re la I Ives there for sumo
Attend Convention
Air. ami Mrs. J. .1. McWayrie, of
La Gramle. are leaving ihi even
ing for Tillamook, where ihey will
attend the Oregon l''el'raiiou of
Labor con vein ion. They " ill be
away from this city a week.
OeinoiisLtat Ion
George Ka in plain and John P.
Hart, of the Kitslmnn Kodak com-
j pany rrom Hochesier. N. V., ar
; rived In l.a Grande yesterday. They
; dein'onslrated a motion picture u
(he mi t urn I colors at (In. Hid Cross
! Drug store this morning.
Hero from llclllnghain
Inez 1 k 'I. who has ! en at!nd
ing the iTclllnglni in normal -.ii-boil.
aritvt-d ii) l.a Grain!.- List inin:.r.
She will sp.nd a lew das xiitmg
her parents
Fbell.
Mr
ami Mis. L.
.1.
Hero fruiii .N n 1 1 m
M I'M. .1. -ns.:y ;,.. ,
.Itllllnr. tell last erli!llt.' I,,
lull. I. Shr
and Mis.
tir.irnle lui
ll.n
.:isl 1 1
I'nim riilnii
Mr. a ml Mrs. w,
nf I'iiIimi. are now
I IJJ M..nr,,e slieel.
einil,i. i d li' t lie l a
I line.
Iter S. I
liin.: Im
He h.i
KAII! KAII! KAli:
GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
.nes In Portland (lo In fnhlwell
Mrs. I.. V. Chause and her cliil-! Mrs. '. H. Miller nnl her kou,
(lien, Marian and llurnett, of La! Donald, left this morning for Cahl
(irande. left la.st evening for Port- ( well, Ma. They will pumi a week
land. Tin y will return tomorrow ! visiting her moth'.r, Mrs. M. Camp-cvi-ninf,'
after HMntjJnjf tho week ! If 'I.
nd on bUfdm-HH.
.
lion- from Portland
(i. I,. Hufton,. of Portland, ar-
rived in Lit Grande yesterday. He
will spend a few days visiting at
the A. II. Hunter home, lie was
formerly in the insurance business
here.
I'toiii Xatupa
Miss Dona June Casey, of Nam- i
pa, is spending a month visiting!
.Mis. liobert A .vers, and Doris and
Phyllis Harnes. Miss Casey is their i
llieee. j
Itciut lis li-om Portland
Mrs. N. G. Neal. who has been
visiting with her sons and other
i-i-tatives in Portland for
the
! three Weeks, returned
I Grande this morning.
Go (o Yakima
, rK. ,r v. Harrison and
her
daughter, liitth, and Mrs. J.
I-:.
(;0,.s ,(l .;n
M rM. Frank Gilt nor and two
children, left last evening for their
home in Klgln. They have been
visiting her sister-lin-law, Mrs.
Harry Gillner, of La Grande.
"roin I lend
Miss l-'lorr-nee Patlje, of Uelld,
h-... reeeiiHy arrived In this city.
Sin
will spend a ft-w days vrsiilng
friend. Miss Marguerite Kills.
Iht
i 'I I'
y were, acriuuiiited in Portland.
VIsilfiiK
Mr. and Mrs, Farrell Murray
their two sons, of La Grande.
;ind
left
last evening for Portland, where
t h-y will vi--.it relatives a nd friends,
Books
For Boys and Girls
"The Adventure Club" (1f) AA
liy Uose Fyleinan
Willi the .;iine charms that pievails her more i'anci
, 1'ul writing Miss Kyleinan chronieies this tale of real
children.
"I'olnri."," qi JTA
by I'j'iiesl Harold llaynes pJL.tll
livery tlo; lovers will wish to have this biography of a
great-smiled dog on his shelf.
by IIom; Fyleman S2.00
A study of a child for parents and teachers and all
lovers of children and for the children themselves.
"Jack I'limpkinbeaU of Oi," ft -j nr
by liuth Thompson it)
Jack Punipkinhead is the hero of the newst Oz book,
and his adventures are as strange and wonderful as
any happenings ever recorded by the royal historian.
"The IHirgess Animal liook for Children".... $3.00
Among the most admirable and entertaining writers
of animal stories, Thornton Burgess ranks at the top
of Ihe list.
"Hero Stories l'Vom the Old Testament" (fl-i rf
by l.oveland.. P-1-DU
In these Bible stories the outstanding figures of tho
Old Testament move before you as vividly as if you
had met them yesterday.
La Grande Book & Stationery
Company
1114 Adams Ave.
We Take Subscriptions for all Magazines
III 1
for.
DOMAU) N0BI0N
- KS EV U I X- Now ,
1 J-rom I iiion
j Kdna Heigler and Mae Shanks,
of Union, arrived In l.a Grande
yesterday morning. They spent
the day shopping and vlsilCig
friends and returned to l.'nion last
: evening,
i
Kemovo Tonsils
Mrs. Charley Webster, of La
Grande, underwent a tonsil opera
lion at the Jr. Wonderllek hospital
this morning. Hh0 Is getting along
nicely.
" 1 1
IteMrrn lo llom!
Klossle Kearles, who underwent
an operation a few days ago at tho
Dr. Wonder lick hospital, returned
to her homo at I X I I Kast Pennsyl
vania avenue today.
Hero I-'rom Cove
M,r. U. W. Peterman and her
son, Alvin, of Cove, spent yesterday
In It Grande visiting friends and
shopping.
I'rom linbler
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Herry and
their family, of linbler, ar spend
ing the day shopping. They will
return lo their home thfs evening.
Pleads ;uilty
Gcraldlnc Smilh, charged With
I he sale of intoxicating 11m "''.
plead guilty at the Judge L. De:i
ham court and was fined $lf. I
Iteliirns
C. W. Hungerford arrived in La
flrande last evening from Hates,
Ore. He has been there for hoiip'
time.
Go to Port land
M r. and Mrs. Verne Ainsworlh,
of La Grande, left last evening for
Portland. They will spend tho week
end there on business.
-'mm Huron
Mi-.-tnll and Mr
Frank Tuckey
of Huron, are In La Grande today1
shomumr and visiting friends.
COLONIAL
HKi Slums ill SM M.I, I'llies
starting;
SUNDAY
Kobert K. I'liikerlon's
Creat Novel of the Cana
dian Northwest.
; Ms?
Here from linker
Mrs. A. Gale, of Haker, arrived
in La Grande last evening. She
will spend a week visiting tier
daughter, Mrs. F. A. MasHengil.
Giucs tn Salem
M is. ( 1 1 f ford Carl er, of l.a
Gra:ide, left last evening for Hal
em, where she will visit her par
ents for two weeics.
ll'Vni Kemiewlck
J . '. Perry a nd Ida I 'erry, a r-
rived In La Grando yesterday. They
a ro hero on a busiues trip from
Konnuwick.
Goes to California
Mrs. Hruee Merman left yester
day morning for California, where
she will spend a month visiting
friends.
Goes to Klamath Tails
George T, Cochran left yesterday
evening for Klamath Kails, where
he will viwit his son, Sam, who is
there In business.
Hi'tunis I'rom Portland
M r. Kinnui Grady returned to
I At Granrlo yeslenlay, after a few
days visiting in Portland.
Goes (o Portland
George Scott drove to La Grande
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O'Cedar Mops Laundried
No need to buy new dust mops when
they become dirty. Just send them
along with your other laundry. We
wash them for 25 cents.
MODERN
Phone
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4 Days Starting Sunday
See & Hear This Magnificent
Vitauhuuu Triumph
Feature Starts 2:0!) - 4:26 - 6:-i:j - 9:00
Doora Open 1:43 p. in.
WARNER BROS
Spectacular
SINGING
17 jfj$tf$i llirnlAinnK-lotlv. I
f jGIfi S. A 5EtewJAi. -' C-" Poiifinj fvom th- cren with 8
Alttiui tho Matinco
Ami Avoid the Kvening Crowds
this morning from Haker. He is
leaving this eyening for Portland,
where he will spend the weekend.
I'lsliinjc Tri
Hill Itobertsand his parents, left
this morning for the Imnaha,
where, where they will spend the
weekend on a fishing trip.
Had Operation
Tom Hruc-o underwent an opera
tion at the Grande Hondo hospital
this morning. He will remain ul tho
hospital two or three days.
Hero from Hoisc
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Morrison,
Mrs. H. A. Siedel, and Miss Ger
trude Davis are visitors in Da
Grande from Hoise today.
Operation
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Puekelt'S
little, son, Wlnton, underwent a ton
sil and adenoid operation thi;(
morning.
Volumes Distributed
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of Congress. Copies renminbi;! are
distributed among oilier libraries
In the DNtrict of Columbia.
LAUNDRY
Main 77.
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"-fcviijjt
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Saturday, "August 21 1020
' Fe'low FecKn? !
It was iiutnniiiced with profminir
1 regret at a meetin:; of l.ainlietJi
! Kngland) ollieii'.ls Hint u:i ;r.ss j
Iho service of Urn ctty had died ut
I pneumonia and its companion. h;u
i passed away through rief.
Seems funny how, all or a mi.u'
den, coiiviets have started on ;t
rainpane In various prisons, in r;u.t
it's a riot.
.J.C.PENNEYC0.
I (18 Depot St.
La Clrac-'c Orfi.
Off to School in These
Oxford Ties
Girls who select these smart
Oxford Ties for school wrrtr
arc preparing to be smart out
side as well as in the class
room! Brown or Gun Metal
Calf, also I'atcnt.
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