La Grande evening observer., August 29, 1929, Image 10

f PageT
Ten
Thursday, August 20, 1029
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
JjVo Union Men
:;r Are Injured By
Tank Explosion
By MIIS. L. Z. TEIIRAMj
f-: '. (Observer Correspondent)
i jUNION (Hpeclal) Quite a er
Xma accident took place at the John
Teterson ranch near Union whim
Allen Mays and Mr. Pctenmn un
dertook to refill a carbide tank
Used for lighting purpoHes, The
lank had been empty for a couple
of months and they had removed
i hell portion of the tu:ik. Al:iyn
&rtd to approach the tank with
flL ! lantern and before Mr, Ieter
could stop him he lowered It
, tap the lank. An exploKion fol
lowed In which Mr. May' nritm
anil ace in-o.ro ho neverly burned
that he had to be taken' to Hot
ake. Mr. Peterson nlno received
mere - burns- on the left Hide of
fc)j fueo and left arm. Air. I'etr
ifftn Is still unueblo to bo outwlde
Mlt' the burns are benllug nicely.
Hte burns on Muy face were not
considered deep enough to litave
stiVrs and he In reported doing well, i
, !'f.ouls nideler drove to Salem on
f& turd ay to upend the weekend
"Wjrth- Mrs. nideler who Is In the
UpHpltu there. She Is getting along
il'tly after her recent operation
nricr Mr, Illdclor hopes to bring her
Jfoine the next trip ho makes down,
'ifhw Uil Towcnley who la also
tfc. tho hospital there Is recuperiit
ng from soiuo rheumatic trouble.
TiMr. and Mm. K. H. ('line who
c'companled Mr. Jlldeler as far rh
Portland visited ul the home of
,Mr,. and Mrs, J. R Hater, pnrenlH
oil'-', Mr. Cllne. They returned
"Afbnduy.
Mr. anJ Mrs. W. H. Vogel and
fc&ty. aro going to dlamlHH bunl
n i nil , and pther cares for a time
by vucatlohlnir n Idaho. They left
Wednesday m6rnlng to bo gone Tor
fc few dayu.
:,r,fttiveral friends of Mao KhankH
gathered at Jior home on Monday
tghtr and gave hor a surprise
birthday- party. . The evening was
(eUHAntly spent with lmiHle, and
jdsllng, flftor which refrcshinc nta
Including' salads, vuudwIeheH, cuke
ftiiuf Ice crwirn were served. The
fUesta presented hor with u beuu
lf ul "electric percolator.
'S'Mr; and Mrs. Hurry Water or
Tppekti, , Kiin., uro vltdtliiK ut the
Jipme Of Mr. and . Mrs. Alex Hluter
a time before going to Califor
nia; whern they .plan to locate.
T,hey( tool a trip over the valley
.Ith' the HI atom on Saturday and
Vfr.hiuch Interested In the fertile
frldn and good looking orchards
jiiwr the way. Mr. Water Is a
Wrother of Mrs. Water.
i.TCarl L'oek and llurton t'ontier
ft Saturday aflernoon welt stork-
p'd-'for a week's puling, on the
Jfrry ThompHon place, Walter
SpcK took them up
lt':n (he east, stopped over the
"ifeelcend at the H. K, Miller home.
, Hfl wus, returning to hla homo In
lTilgene.
rWr. and Mrs. Karl Jinlrd enter
". ml pe1 iit a birthday dinner for
AJr. Kdlth Cor pf Hweet Home,
Ore., on Sunday. The, tiibln wiih
finite- fesllvo with IIh bounueta of
lovely sweet peas ttnd snaptlragons
aed' thu' two big birthday cuke
' prepared fgr the oecnttlon. The
..dinner wan Ihe umiihI feast and was
enjoyed by nineteen guests. TIiumo
prfHcnt wore the Dave, Widen und
John V4nhotiti'i TumllliH of Unlfin,
Airs. Clara I. or of Itamo I'lat and
ttoo hoaor guettt Mrs. ('ox who la a
sinter of Mm. Jtnlrd und tlu Vtiu
Injuten brothers
, Mrs. J'uul Hpenci-r had a trouble-.
;oine tooth ellrueted ut I-a (Irande
"on Saturday und remained at the
.fiospltal over night recovering from
the; effecta of the ordeal.
'Y.'Mand Mrs, Walter Cork. Mr.
and Mn. L. ',. Term 1 1 and family
.-went to lt Grande Sunday to are
(' The .' Desert Hong." AfterwanlH
'they Vailed on Mra. Ituby Knight
;wh la reeovtulng aluwly from h r
,' re-rent serious lllnem.
i Mr. und Mm. K. imi and
I Mr. and Mi. IHrk IknHiiu InoKe
Mip their camp on I'uthti ine creek
vundny afler spending nearly two
tUo:MliH I here. Mr. ntld Mil. hvIm
will leave noon fur their home
Cullfotula.
Mr. and Mm. Willis I'hlllipH cull
ed on Siva, Ituby Knight In J, a
Grande on day la.it week,
Mr. Manse jiKale, who pnrrhased
the Fred Hut-, raneh and Ilvent-1
aloiit a month bark, has ronirart
ed to resell the name to Mr, lialz.
and gave pOMHemlon last Saturday
noon, M r, Ala-ssengalc-'a plane are
not known at present.
The meinh'-ra oT the Woman's
rhtb and otlu-r hn;iHcwi v who at
(ended The (Jbaervi-r cooking
arhool In l-'nlon last week lmv
made many expressions of appn;
elation and Interest In the whool.
They wish to thank Mr. Appleby
for ht efforts in giving the women
or iniN Keetton an oppori unity to
"" '"' Oflll-MIM UP HUT riMMMflH
school. They hope U will be pon-
sihle to hrihl It In I 'ufon nuaiu
next year with a derided inrr ax; (
in attendance. !
Dorothy Quits
HAVANA V, H STIIJi SOCfjHT
J''Olt KOITIIKASTKIt.N M;A(il I',
TAMPA, Fla. (Al'j Cliff (ireen
president of the Southeastern lea
gue, still hopes to him! Havana rep
resented In his circuit.
(Ireen failed JaHl year to plare a
club In .the Cuban capital but
planH to make another effort tills
winter.
'l haw. (allied to a score of vet
eran baseball men, and have yet to
find one who doesn't think well of
the proposition' said (Ireen. "John
McOraw Is the 1 rongest adherent
of tho j) Ian no far. He advised mo
to get Havana Into the league at
any cost."
Green'H belief In the fcaslhllily
of bringing Die Cubans into tho
leaguo In shared by Manuel Cudo,
veteran Cuban Infleldcr with tho
Tampa Smokers.
"1 lavana 1h a hatichall gold
mine," Cuelo declared. "A proiea
Hlonal team would draw rrowds of
OHO I'hiih on any Saturday, .tin
day or Monday."
1
A Swedish liomeHtead which has
belonged to the same family since
M7o is owned by Olof Guldorans
wn of Norra Kinterud,
A Virginia raised some white
blackberries. If that Isn't the rasp
berries, our contention is that they
are not black
After -I00 years with only sons
In the Patterson family, a girl has
arrived In the, family of Karl Pat
terson of Costa, .Mesa, Cal.
Tho wife of a well-known Chi
cago singer complained because
her husband stopped serenading
her alter they were married. Juui
sentenced him to sing to her twice
a day. Ouo way of krcplng har
mony in the (iome.
sj '
Shakeipoaro on Love
I.nvo Is merely u madness; and, I
tell you, deserves n.s well a dark
house ii ii rl whip as madmen do,
Shakespeare.
F 'I '-V t t
Dorothy Gulllvei il Waui(ta baby
star of a couple of years ago and
one of Salt Kake'n contributions to
Ihe movies. Is reported separated
from her husband, C. W. J leVlio,
iiictvie director. In Salt Lake gossit.
However, It Is understood that
neither rout em plates divorce.
Many-Sided da Vine! !
V.i 'fore Copernicus, Leonardo da I
Vinci, wrote: "Tlie sun does not
Niof !" uud proclaimed that I he j
earth folates about It. A century I
before Galileo, lie proposed a tele- j
tit-ope, milking it note on his manu
script: "Coiislrtiet glasses to bee ;
the moon magnified." i
iii. ti ' ;
Goinff Saturday,
Ar. INit'iliuul 5::tn p. in.
tclui-nintf Sunday or
Monday, Sept. 1st
or 2nd
Tli-krlM will he Itmiiircil In
.( lli:s IIM.V on ,i itk
Mini Irillu SiiiKluy, Si't. Isl or
Moilllll)', Si jiI. 2. IlliKuaKi' HI
not ho rliJvKcl,
FROM LA GRANDE
(ilOT VOI R 1'K'KKTS EARLY
KKKNI'.Y, Ajvont,
ii (irandi', Oiv.
jjilBIBIIIIlBIBlBBaSilEMiSSaSi?
II
II
n
H
n
n
n
H
H
M
n
H
w
n
H
u
11
M
M
M
n
n
w
H
N
H
n
8
n
H
m
Bl
i:
ii
ii
n
r
NO MA'lTliR WHAT
KIND, COLOR, OR PKICH
PAINT YOU NEED, IT
V WILL PAY YOU TO SEE-
Bugg Paint
Co.
m
m
m
ta
m
1M
Bl
a
M
U
u
M
SH
M
ita
M
H
W
m
M
M
PR
m
M
W:
Ml
m
m
it
n
PC
M
M
M
m
m
ti
EM
M
BBBBBfllBBB0ailflBIiiaSSg'iicf.glgiiKa!SSKjySf
Time t n back to scliool! And it's a very exciting business when on
1i;ls smart new clothes, fresh while tablets and long shiny pencils. Ward's
has a complete stock of everything for youngsters from those just be
ginning kindergarten to grown-up eighth-graders. Mothers will appreciate
the values we are offering.
Panty Dresses
98c
C.inty Dresses of fine. liri;i'leIoth in enn
niiu; styles iind tost colors lire pr.ieticn I
for little Kills just hiarlinj; school. .Sizes 2
to fi.
Wash Suits
$1.00
Wash Suits of the fotnoiis I'rnit of the
Loom l'atirie liuve printed Mouses ;md
I rimly tailored, button -on shorts. Tub
last. Sizes 2 to 8.
Sturdy Hose
For School
65c
1 pr.
O for
Slnnly IIom Tcm- wliiiol. .Mi'ii-i-ilziil
ciitlofi In plitln of lii-rhy lilli. Kohl-lon-i'il
li.'.-ls iintl lues. I:l;i-k. 'I'.-inliiii-U.
" Iij, tti j j ji k 1 1 11. Nii'U, hile. Si.f.s Ii
lo 'Ji,.
Children's
Underthings
Knit Unili'iwaists.
Ages 2-12 r
Sateen niiximers.
Ages 8-Hi
Kayon I'lonniers.
Ages 2-12
25c
39c
49c
(Jill's Kaymi Com- tf - QQ
hinatiiin. Ages 2-12 tpl.O
Son's Needs for School Include
ihe Important FOUR-PIECE
LONG PANTS SUIT
Sizes G to 1G
$9.95
m ii
n i
They're the kind that hoys like he
eause they are mi.de like bi brother's
with tvvo-lmtlon coat, trim vest and
two pairs of "trousers. Cashmeres In
Kiays, tans and browns; also blue
tUTfe'eH.
"Longies"
$2.19
to Wear with Sweaters
i.i j . ut i
Patent Leather
SHOES
$2.98
SIiikI,,
rii'sihii.
()l(S . .
P lIl'slKIl . . I'M ll.'.V CllldUlM.
slili lnlon n Iciithcr
nil. I, i i- h.,.
Collar-Attached Shirts
98c
Fancy
Patterns
A ('enulne
Value
m.i.Ii. or nut
iilMHi.il. v
terns. Till, spli'inliilly.
l.r..;iclc!iilh with miiii-hine i'i.ar
iillirul Klilpcs mill flKiiii'il iiiit-
Sizos 12 to I I.
For Junior Misses
$3.25
Tlin'O-cyi-lct . , ,
Hylii . . smart calf
Film value. lilai'k.
Fllliclicr
k-allu.r. "
All Wool Sweaters
$3.98
I-mi- hoys ii;- fhs . . s,i,,I ,
weal-. I.arm. iluiihle knit LOla
cut't's, ioL-kuts.
Play
snug
The NEW COSTUMES
Must he Color-Right
And Ward's fashion designers have made eertain
that these new hats, eoats and frocks are not onlv
smartly styled hut eolor-rij;ht as well. There are
lovely deep-timeil reds and greens, warm liiowns,
spriKhtly lilties, and, of lyurse, soft tans and
Mack.
Silk Frocks
$9.75
Siift feminine fitIK m,n e
ful Hares distinguish these
ehiirmhtK ffoeks. s.itin
erees, -aiuoiis, flat
erepes, prints.
Fur Trimmed
Coats
$19.75
Slim. tail. .nil (-....is.
ale. I i.f fine ....! l.,l,ii,;
tiiiumeil with si'tii ii-.l fins
Mull as .Mamlt-I, li.r.i.i
lelle. Mani-liui ian Wi.ir.
Urn w
' mi l
B'ij ml
I 1 A V
I 1 Hll.MII I I A
1 I 1 1 II 111.-1' ll'l
UL i
Felt Hats
$4.95
The smai'test little
lials imaKintilile. Chic,
c'.ose-fittiii"; Felts that
are so liecomine;. There
are others of Velvet,
Hatters Hush, and
coniliinalions of felt
and velvet.
Cm
Typical Fall Values
Men's Dress Shirts
$1.98
Here is value truly extraordinary.
DuraMe Madrases and Uroadeloth's,
correct for Fall. Roomy cut. r.otli
neckliand and collar - attached
styles. They're the kind of shirts
you'd expect to pay twice this low
price for.
. Silk and Rayon Hose
39c 1.
For liusiness . . for dress
. . you can wear these new
socks anywhere, confident
that your ankles are smart
ly clad. They're pure silk
and rayon . . plaids,
stripes, and figured pat
terns . . made for wear
and priced for savings.
ANEW FALL SHOE
for Active Feet
rt
(toUloii t trst Hosiery
'hui"H Si-rvi.'o
!.;!." :m.j;"i
In tho New I all Shades
e .six le re.
t! It f.iMiniis I-Sli-el
a fell SM
vamp. Sell t'th
I'l.H-K. or Imu'W n
tuodel.
i n- e"iii !i tied
I i )' h t. .il'tre f
. 11- A nied .im
Kid tn eilher
I'.uuy t-utuut
o f 1 Ins mark ul
VSVv un.iHtv tdenii-
iv' Hvh mil- adver-
' V5 tli'ltlt'lllS. our
ffV W I NtiTi't, an.) tuir
V 1 e e v p t 1 -H ,1
V ' iii i'f h.iinliMi
e:t, -lints.
OthtM- MiKitls
$1,118 to $0.50
Vll-American Oxfords
$4.98
At the stadium, in the class
room . . wherever college
men gather this Fall you'll
find the All-American a fav
orite style. Good looks and
strength . . broad toes,
fine quality calf
skin leather.
heavy oak leath
er soles, leather
heels. A w ise buy
for the thrifty
college man.
MONTGOMERY WARD fe
CO.
1101-3 Wash. Ave.
Main IS
La Grande, Oregon