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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1929)
Thursday,' October S, 19) LA GRANDE EVEN f NO OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Five 'I It 'I .11 I', Local News In Brief the Gin ink' Hondo honpltal, la lin prtivingr and will be moved to her homo today, . - Attend (Hlilurll Meeting The Hoy. J, (iooi'st Wnbt( the lMvshyterinn ehurch, accompanied by Mrs. Wii'.K. superintendent r.r the licKlnnerri department lu ihe Suiulny school; .rs. Turner olivor Mrpprlntendent of the, schtuil; liisw iijirwiirct .hfon, teacher of the ynunif wnmcn's class, nml Mrs. 11. 11. (.'h-iiver, I'reshytorjiil, secretary of llteniture, (Irovo to I'uldwell. Ida., tmtuy lo intend the confer ence, on "The Work of Christian : IMueatlmi" in the l'iesh teri:in church. I'r. Willijim Kalph Ihill, of tho he.'irtnuiirtors staff, cn-oper-atlnji with J'rr-HhyiiM'hil eommllteeH nti i-'hri-stinn Kducntioii, will he in clinic nf the conference, lie will he assisted hy Miss itijlli liernire .Mead also of the blaff. A-ronp program.-, leadership and mlminls (.ration will he discussed. Tho.cn llrw prowr.irn of the day will em lihuutae the work In tho Sundny Jtihie (school, daily vat-aiion llihle school. Christian Kndenvnr, and kindred topics. Mr. Wnlz will re turu by noon Friday. Ho is drMn.u to Southeastern Ore. To Spokane Mr. anil .Mrs. t W. H.tntlni? are in Spokane on a business and plens uro trip accompanied by their KrantUun. Klrhurd itiintlntj. Improving . Mrs. Angus McAlister. Is Improv ing rapidly after it radical nigrum., 'ipciuiiun. . . , lit turn Mrs. ('harh.s Ultras returned last iiiRht from Portland and Hind where sli has been for ahntit Hevon ueeksj i(.r daiiKhter Marprarei In workimr In an Insuranee nl'Hce In Portland. Illllll!"' Dr. U. I- Murphy u:u Mr. 1 Iutfle vent hunting recently and re turned with several dmkt nip I a few pIu-asaptM. Oil tu.jnis lr. l- I-. Pabton went tu Kn terprise today on a short basinet trip. lmpioiim J. V. Ki t -iinundst n Is Improving uftor a tonsil oiternibni pi-rfiirim d Inst week. pulls. Ind., deer hunter, lost Sun day near the bend waters uf the Tualatin river, was still missing today, nltlinimh doneim of men had feoured the vicinity where he was last seen. Threo searebecs were still to he beard from near Tillamook, who hnd beat the sides of Saddle moun tain where some ui' iiihers. of the hum party with which Cherry was connected said they beard shouts. ! , . ', . , . KII.M.I) whi-n the motoreyeie ho was rid- and two ehlblren. A A K IMA, Wash.. Oct, M (AIM mrt. Ore.. nri(l ,v Albert ltt ed of Wester, tire., was "tf crashed into a liht aulomo- nro wn,fcllff m.,.p instantly killed here last nlnht bilo. Ilo H survived by his widow vest. who live nt Xpw.j hin ptirents, who in the apple har-T: Ueliirn lii-M'Tlilt- that they all shot lb'ir limit of phi-asants, and thai theiv art' plenty of birds In Ontar le.' Herman, ,doph. ami Vilii:im Si:-Kiist, Walter I.eisman, and Dr. I.ee llonvy returned yeshr.lay from a hunting: trip. Left Tuesday Mbs Martiarei M.y,.is went o Portland Tuesday niiihl where she will atn-ml St.. Mary's Jr. eolle-e. ! l.iHt sprint; shn enmplrted a hi-h school eonrse In tho Saered Heart aeadamy. OiMiraiut Tho son of D. I,. Uirkid, of r(m dosa, i)pderwcift an opera tinp tor tJie removal of his tonsils nixl ailneoids, the first of the week. This Week I J. jtaun "of Kynns. Oregon, i has been lp I a (Jrande this wt-ok ref-Mlvitifr treat mo tils. Oi lnHui-vs K. J. tireen has returned fmn Knterprise where e spent Tuosd'iy and Veilnesi:iy on business. Itcfclytfir.l uf. ihp Hoiel , Anions' the p.-itrniiH at the loeal hotels aiij tho CoIIowI'ik: N. D. Hrown, Weisor; I.. K. Kline. Walla 'a)la; C. Clmdwlek, pa;.'r; P. V. I.eonnrd. Wnlta Walla: I.. It. Parlett, (taker; D. .Shelley and wit'-. Pols: Frank A. Moons and wife, IVmlluton: Uoy Harris, Pendleton; II. I PuriJell, Polsie; K. MeCarf,'ar, Walla Walhi; Mr. an Mrs. I.ouis K Head. Dotroil., Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. 1. W. Skadin, Nanipn; Mrs. W. 11. Itoss. Iloise; Mrs. A. H. Whill y. W;i!i I'ra neiseo; and 'P. 10. I leaver, Spokane. Al Ibe Motels .1. D. Small, linker: Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Pyhauz. Walla Walla; Mrs. Arlfnr Myers. Caldwell; .1. H. Mel It, Poise; O. 1. fook. linker: Ar thur S. Foster .Pendleton; R. p. Derrick, WaPa Walla: Sim Collins, Cjlenns Ferry; Mrs. Flizaheth Pop luim. Denver, Colo.; .1. 1). Zurehio, William J. Zurehle, ami Alice Zur ehlo all of Knlt'rpriso; c. i lto.v.s and W. S. Leavn. of Yakima: W. C. Pucker. Walla Walla; and F. D. Met.'nlly, Jn.seph, are rerist.-ivd at t tie loeal hotel, llelail Clerks Meet Several ariplications for mem-her.-dilp were reeclyed last i-veniiitr Ip th Hetal( Clerk's meeting at i ho S.ieajawea Inn. The subject dl unlpn stores not closing on time was. dismissed and a eommiltf;e iippolnted to try to adjust the sit uation, ludlcat Ions were shown that one or two of the lancer stores were planning to have their forces? become union ipembers. About i!f iiiemhers were present with Jesse Andrews, presiding. (Metlm-ifr - lloward Kanrennt. fmnu'rly o; Pa Craiidi; bin now of Portland atp) l.es KeftV have pieced Sijcmu Nu fraternity. . They are freshmen at .). s. c, , lfay lau-hler .Mr. and Mrs. (lemtre K. DelasliT limit are the parents of Pols Ks ther. a baby wirl born Sept. :ti. Theti- liofiic is jn I'nbui. j-'i-Pin I'iiI'i) . yxH l.ucilb' Crowe was vltliifj in l.ii firande on Tuesday.: . In a society It era yesterday ! M i'H. i-uinain leek's hust n:ine ? was omltu-d as lining n-eleete dto -the-office ((f presideul of the W. t', t. v. .-. ' lstalemeu( - The name of Mrs. M. M. Tapp of Avaloa, Calalina Islands ' was written Ineorreetly yentorday' In a local fiemi. Her son Hobby also accompanied her on her visit here. Improving Kerd Synhorst tt iinirov)n aft er a serious illiies-. Duclny the last fe wdays his wife has lufcoule ill, and is reported to be ln-aioiit 'the same condition ua she was sev eral dayn awo. - Oh iiiihics - ' . j Miss Kdna Heeler, of I'nton, ' in:. Da' (Jrande yesterday. , ' FroiM rortluntl ' , 'ffrt. Colon F.hrhnrd is vlsltlpy In Poribmd wHi her mother. Mis. D.' "M. Knapper. ; 1 'i'tMlMctTI'.l Orville Adey ban' been trans ferred to Katerin-ise from )lo Mae Ma rr store here. C:i imlMt' li'rank A. Moody froni Cnter-iu-ise was in l.a liiande Wedip'silay on business. Ci-e I'iDiu ijiH ; Jaipes Jin nther, formerly of Kn trrprise. who ;mw has :v la wofflco in l.ewisinn, Ida., was hi l.a I ramie recently op bnsluess. . IMtMftiv IVaiii'iHy llaroni Short, formerly of l.e tlrande. Is a pledge to the Delia Tan Denta fraternity at the I'ni versity of Oregon. ' HtlslrtVfl at th: Hotel- II. W. Cunningham, of .Wallu Walla. Mr. and Mrs. John. tJrahain. Prinevilli'; Mr. ami .Mrs. D. ,. Me Donald, Poise; j. ;. ciuff, Ok'Im: . Kdna. A- Pohr,", VvlVlia M. Wood, Poise, were reffitered 'at' local ho tels yes( -rduv. . lll'NTFIE ST)l.U .MSSJ FOPKST f:i!lV'K,- Ore.. Del. 3 APt John Cherry. 1 S. Indiana- DAY FINISH i:s Tl'.UM IX PKISO.V TODAY AVAS1I1NOTO.V. Oct. a (Ai' I Icnry (Mason 1 lay, associate of I lurry F. Sinclair In International idl activities and In Jail, was a free man today for the. first time In i nearly four ni"!?ths. Still prol'essliiK Innocence of any wromi doing in connection with the shallowing of jurors during the Full-Si ncliilr eitnsplracy trial for which he was senti'n.-cd. Day step ped nonchalantly across the thrcshhntd of the Jail -;" minutes after the expiration of bis sentence at midnight last nmht. Couple, Married 48 Years, Divorced POllTPAXD, Ore.. Oct. 3 (AP) A marriage union which lasted IS years was severed within an hour here yesterday by a Judge's decUlon. A divorce was granted Mrs. Jessie May Hoi stand from her bus band. X. W. lleistand. They were married June ., ISSI at Meadows. Ore., ami have three adult child ren. M rs. 1 1 els! and cha rged ileser-tiou. SliijOr Op-raiiO ' Otto Cochran, who has under gone a major operation, is reported to be Improving. To linker (icorgo T.Coehran. local at!or ney, drove in I taker today on busi ness,, . ; , VneLiii- Mori rtavniniol Mevei'uli'k t'ecmiDt turned to l-.a tlrande froni Walla . .iii.i .iihi nits iiei-e"H-U with P. V. Copsey. iMsitiou From Paiior ICIiner Stoddard was ' in - .n (Irando yslerihry, fro nilak'',r on htifiiiiess. '" p H . ; ' It. y. Ittjynaud returned to l.a Oriinde Tuesday evening f(oin.. a huntltig trip. ' '. , . . : l'iin Medronl Walter Cochran returned 0 ,., Crande from Medf;-d where ho hart been Avorkl ig. I le vas eath'd here because of bis son's llltb sH. -Irr-ii si The following men i'nrfelled '? 1 each by afilure to appejir in muni eip.'l court, for triyl for parking llelr ears in the miiiic block with. Die fire department following a fire alarm: Wlltlan- V. Zivkovich, , III' I TfllipletOM. Clyde Webb, J. 10. " Fitzgerald and Chester Thompson. A. Wright forfeited $1 o:i a charge of running over a fire hose. Scfcivs .Itilled Hursal Pago and Henry Hall, no groeH, wei'i- arrested yesrerday o:t complaint of the Perkins filling Station that two negroes had short; changed the station of $ 4 . 7 r. . Po lice records stale that Page ad mitted this but said lhat llall had nothing lo do with it. (V'fillpiic Session "' ' With the second day of the Oc tober session about half complet- 1 ed, the comity eourt was finishing up Its routine work. This afternoon a county budget committee w: to be selected. The session Is ex pected to be adjourned late to day. Mfviing Chapter I. of P. K. O. will meet for a business session Friday, fict- iiber A, at the home of Mrs. (ieorge Jtlrnie at :::! o'cloek. This will be followed by a meeting at S o'clock that evening featuring a program at tho Imme of Mrs. -10 tl Kladle in Island City. 1'nsses Throimli Jim Kendall, of lOlleusbui g. Wash., pas.sei) through l.a tirandc last night on his way to Owyhee, whero he w(ll be einployeil In th; cririsiruetion nf the new dam there. -v(m liiiiflri' Mitjs I. ola. Ka singer, M rs. Kate filenii, and 1'na Itnllfns, of lipbieri WeiM' n l.a (Jrande Wednesday on biisitn-ss. (ntpil Jury Mr-i'is The county graml jury went In to session at the court house ijlMiut I a o'clock this morning. At 2 o'clock no report hail been made. lie moved In Home 1 Mrs. II. II.. Anderson, who. r cent ly underwent an operation THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ORIGIN, loi- ii h'll.-r, vlsij Willi hi.s l.i-mlii-r. Stiidtk2r sIl S Slop Slii , ifrildh rYV& I a shin uticft HiKii lu.M I ii In- S-w Sa. YvtZPapfy JK a 1 . fllllHil mi. .1. iivnnii nt HNiurlh JJT " mmf fea J slrool, . Il wiih nnnoiiiifoil tml:i-. : 'A Lt ID in I'PHiinHi " T Wt -L- I w. -c. I'ciiiins. t i..-, r:r.iiio. i. yl ; ' yAr I was lu V'll'iiid yolTdny un a Ar Tk R ItusiicHH triii. . 6i'4f'i' D ! i:yc ojiirathM. f , ttZ 10(1 1 ; vorontly un,l,nvrnl an oy, ,,,,,:,. f A 11 T'lllf W I JlVoil! i'oillaiul Oh, I . ' ,. I.owi-ll Millor. rr.ini .ei.jlliin.l. -In . 'rJ1i tL - . c l. II il In l.a (trail. I.- lo.lny on IiiihIiichs. " hce " ai'ill H 'ii" i 111 ii i " ii Hillie Hjve in this OA-PMiJI COLONIAL .'. JS-it ' ,a,klnff:i'tu,'0 and mrMATTER'' fk 7 Mvi,.ne News IZH r'.t MfiM NEWS (r 0 tALKIE1 j THURSDAY, FRIDAY Rillm AND SATURDAY mm m-m, nMtr, hk-i i a ii.f: wr . bw mm m mi mm mmm j l k m Hart Schaffner & Marx CAMEL'S HAIR TOPCOATS 100 $40 45 - $50 A very low price for Hart Schaffner & ' Marx style and quality in the topcoat most popular with young men. Natural color, or in the new shades of the season l .11--. HN'I i I I .HO. ;,,J t Jill, Jr. Hi iiii' RUNAROUND TOPCOATS $25 & $30 They're big features of our great top coat week showing. Thousands of men have long preferred the topcoat for its comfort and economy. Now you can get one that will hold its shape and keep its style and you can get it in a finer as sortment of patterns than you ever saw before SPECIAL PURCHASE TOPCOATS Worth $5 to $10 More $19.7 Corona browns, Grenadier blues, Pyramid greysthey're all here. You Get Two Articles by Paying One Cent More Than the Price GLASS DRUGS, Inc. The Stone Foh Evrnv Man
