La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 15, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textm Tuesday, October 15, 1929. ' V LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, IA GRANDE, QRE. PageThr Local News In Brief J'opiiuMr.s Mt'etliifc V There will tm maintenance Way formen'H meeting here at 1:3ft i oVhtrk Wednesday and Thursday ufiernnnns at tht I'nlon 1'n.cifio Juh house, tn rtlscusN Kenent maintenance matter. All section jiiul hriilno fun iiun from the seo ,,nd dlvlHhui of the O.-W. U. U. find . will aitenrt. It In said. Mnnli I'lre The fire department extintnii.sh ed "a Maze at the M. K. Church Srtiith paiKfinaffo yesterday after noon. The damage was umall, the fire startlnff under a porch, ac (Sydlnir to reports, believed to have heen . caused hy children plnyhiff ; wilh imttrhf-s. The alarm was at! 2:2."i o'clock. Airplane Hide Adolph Sii-grist and bis mm Dolph returned yesterday morning trout-an inlerestlng trip to 1'ort Iti ml and Seattle, After arriving In J'urtltuid Friday night, they flew to Seattle hy plane Saturday to attend the football game be tween the t'niversity of Washing ton and F. S. . Alli'11,1 Md'Uiii; v,AInul four i-arluiiis - of people from Iji fli-amip .'itlcndod Hip regular- monthly union meeting of. nil lhi'"Kuulny schools of (ho s. chim-h of linker- unci I'nlnn (ouu tlox, whli h mot ii t . ITnion where i.'lMl"loulnl work win (hp suhjert if .'he nfternoon. l-oiiiliH-n I'rmn WiiIIiiuii l'oiirleen women from .Wnllowu iiiunly o I t.-!Hlc.l (he henlth ineet ln of (he TulieretilOHls n.ssorin (lon yeHtorilay. Those from Wal lowa were: .Mrs. ('. T. JleDnnlel, Mrs. llruee fox. .Mrs. .1. O. KM. tie, .Mrs. .1. II. (Jtenoty anil .Mrs. 10. A. Sejirle. 'Vo Klamath I'alN v'Air. and Mrs. Hubert O. Clark and their daughter. Faye, of Fruit dale, left this morning on their way to Klamath Falls where they win. visit Airs. Clark's parents.) i.oiy ,ir(. driving and win nlso'i,, i.,,!,.. dVIve Into friends. i iiiiMiriiui in visit Drive to Itadhim My. and Mrs. ( M. Humphries, MirtscH Alice and (Jrace Snook, en joyed a picnic outing at Hadlum Sm-lngs when they met Mr. and mis. i. k. Miook anil family frnmiter undergoing a i.aKer. mere ami spent Sunday , together. Itnlh Ovt. I,iinlt "Hulsy" Dscar Xoyes and i!r, Hishop, who is working at Pon-doj-n, returned Saturday- from a hunting trip with their limit of deer. They went past Staruoy on I ho other , side of l-My valley, mj were gone about 11 days. At l be Hotels S. ,1.- Sternberg and wife, Chlca tfuf V. c. ioss. Chicago; Mrs. H, ! H. McKlttrick. linker; Marie Cnhl- well, Holse; Lieut, and Mrs. W. D. HooVer,. and. son, 1". S. Xavy; A. J. ; Mall. Holse: Carl Swim, Weiser; and Joseph Plpp. of Pondosa arn registered at local hotels. To iHikei1 ': Mi, and Mi-n.. C. D. Putntan drove to Haker Saturday evening where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. Kinmnn during Sunday. While thetv they enjoyed a hunt ing trip to Vale and Ontario. I-'rnm Salem Miss i:iaine Montgomery is vis iting relatives and friends In Iji C ramie, arriving here recently fiom her home inj Salem.' She 1h staying with her nnnt, Mrs. AL Montgomery, on C avenue. ltd urn This livening Mrs. Charles Ueynolds, Mrs. II. AL Hay and Airs. Charles HUicner Mill return tonight from Portland Avhere they have been on a short Hip. from nlla Wnlln 'Mr. and Mrs. Kverett Andt'l-Koll. or Walla. Walla, wi-rc visitinir In-r pari'iils, Mr. and Mrs. (Uldf rslr-evc. last Kiiuday. Thry drovo to l.a Uranili' Saturday nlKht. Itlilll'II.Hl MlUIH' Miss Itosonuiry MrMlllan, aclionl l-arhi'r at AValluwn, returned to her hunie Sunday after Hpendinir thi' u-rpkfnd In l.n Cninda atti'nd ili.' Institute. Drive tn Walla Walla MYh. W. f. Hansen, Vivian Kln zey, II. A. ' Ilntsnu. ami Tautliie Hall. .11 drove tn Walla Walla Sun day lo visit relatives. VIsIIIiik Here Mil. Karl I-arsnn from forvallls la vIslllllK ill Iji tirandn for ten ilaya or two weeks. She wus a resident of this city two years at:o. ill lliinii' Mrs. Kay ISu.-ll lum lieen 111 at In for the Inst two weeks suf- 'firliiK from a sprained hark re sulting from an auto aei-ldent. I'lijiijnlilo Trill tills I'almer, C. X. l'aluier, liny Lynch. Tarrell Murray, anil Walter llean returned Hunilay after nn en joyable trip to lluodoo mountain. They left Saturday nnn-niiis. lnjun'd John J. llnionifltld If at home after n nerluUH luirn to his lower limh. from the kneo to the font, mused hy an fxH'tnlon f chlorate ut fC'tditttn. Tt lVndlftnii Dalo Irwin. Framin HulUvan and IeorKe .Moenx visited In I'endlrton this weekrnd. Th-y ar normal jrhool tud-nt5. Unit HiiM TliL V-kcinl Kletn Wrijrht went to hr home In I'endleton thin weekend Mlw A rit-ht In n student at .Normal J-'OOl. Jind Mrs. H. : to Wallowa ' 31. J, 1 urnci drove ,;iUp Mimiay. Hoy Seoul Meetings A hoard of review of the Hoy .Scoms will ho held Otuher 13, and fi court of (hi nr. N. KukhoII Scott's final HPPeurauce in l.a (Irttndo will he Ortoher it will hi- possible for all scotits in this area to re ceive rive merit hadffes in this court of honor, which Is a public meetlnff. All those who ntv in terested in scouting are Invited to intend. I ii i pro i ing-v ' M. M. Hunt manager of the J "". I'enney store is reported to be ' improving afUT ait operation a 1 week ago at Hot Lake, where be t has been for nboiit th.-. ! since he returned there from bu home. lie h.-iH been I.I for n in.,,, i Period. It will 1o three or four weeks, uucordfng to reports before he -returns to his home. I Of r.iiK'i'iirlse .Mr. and .Mrs. II. I. .Meflullen. of lOnterprlse, mid .Mr. nnil Mrs. ; Frank Wylile spem Saliinlny and I Sunday at Ontario and Vale hunl 'inti They ri'pot-t (hat (here are 1 1len(y of . hints, j,' -. ! 4 Villi Toniorrdw V Wednesday morning , al ten o'clock Joe parent , will he tried t for charge of asKault and battery, j He plead not guilty Oct. HI before j Justice of the Peace H. Dnham. ! who fixed his bonds at ?f.u. itftunicil Yesterday hloyd Davidson, his father from Helix, and his brother from Forest drove returned yesterday morning after a five day hunting trip to Lehman Springs. I)i lv' to Pendleton , .Mr. and Mrs l,e& Warnick, H. A. Tuttle. and Virginia Warnick druve to Pendleton day. ' (lertrude Turner and Fva Steig er, of linker, who were weekend guests of Dorothy Kirby, returned to their home Sunday. Improve) Jesse Hosenhaum has been able to walk around since Saturday af- m'ajor operation . f weeks ago. ItcltiriK'll llOIIH' - Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yeske have i returned to their home after spend ing the weekend In La (J ramie. lluntliig TriH .L.H. "Toots" the post office, hunting trip. arity, has employe of 1 gone on a 'mprmint, Minnith Cough, of Wallowa, improving after Hon o i l septum opei ' limiting TrlH . rieorge Harnden went hunting ti nii...P uf.i.. ..r n i.',ii.. : day. Oil HiishlfMS H. K. Limlon. is In this week on business. Oiovn lo linker Mr. and .Mrs. Douglas Kline went to Halter Sunday evening where they visited friends. From AIU-H 1 (1. II. White, from Allcel, was in La On: tide yesterday on business. VUiilnv Here Sunday ( Mrs. . I.. Mathess from Max v'ille with Miss Carper neeompany- i log her spent Sunday In l.a Grande. Hunting Trip Harold 1 1 err acd Virgil Korhen spargcr spent Sunday on a hunting trip to Ontar'o. Look Ahead LOOK AHEAD ; to wa."H day a u holiday. Why i may In tin- rut of oll faHliloiifil ! and ;inhfiHhy wahlay roiitlno. : Ia I rnoilf rn niarhin'ry ut thin i laundry tlo your work Imim'rtiut' ; ly. Our rouli dry awvlci' ccn ; Hints of all flat work tronrd, haih towt lH fhiffvd, underwear r ndy 1 to wear, balance' Ntarchi-d If ne ! rrMfary. IMionn Main rB Standard Laundry Co. "Wife Satin Siailuii' and Mrs. J. H I'eniv I Pi? I Used Gars PERKINS MOTOR CO' Main COO 4th and Adams liiUJatc.l John Kdinir was Initialed into the rank ut KnhTht at (he rcfful.tr weekly meeting of the I. of I'. lodKc liixi eveniuff. Several mem bers from KIkIii visited t hW' local lodfft yesterday. Next Monday a h.iiuni.'t will feature the isiilia- L' third j tinn f several men lo rank in this mnnlzatitm. I,are lleer The largvst deer that has been rcportci) shot ibis season is the 27 l-i poend Inuk that was hniught to K. tillhert's yester day by ClilTord t'ortrad. M ,w.is shot in bark of Mt. Kniily. ,, , ;1 Condition Fair TH"! condition of Knoch Morgan, who is ni' I he Grande Hondo hos piial sufrerlng from injuries . .re ceived In a bunting accident near hero Sunday, was report yd tp bit gooil this morning. ''. " lo N'1'11'1' Ml- aiul 1l- w- Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. t'lfirU Webb, and Mr. n, A,rH- Williams drove to WclM liist weekend. The women j visited relatives while the'inen en joyed a hunting trip. ' , ' - Itelui'iictl ttt La (tirande ! Jeff Hean returned Monday from n trip to Kugene where be has been for about a week on business. To Hoi-;- (lenrge day on a Tiss went, to Hoise- Sun husiness mission. . TWO GRID GAMES ; , ; FOR LA GRANDE i - THIS WEEKEND (Continued from Page 1) three -for-any une. position, each making a showing- ;vith Kcrft'v .May Play j ( The starting lineup against (,'be mawa . last Saturday included: Twiss, Miller, Daley, Lepc.i iTul tle, Harn, AlcDonald, Davis, liujn poni, Aloe, Little iind others ;vlii) went In were: Ward, .Newgard, Meacbam, Jackson. Dunn, Knzler, Holmes, Dtiwler. Howman, Canova, CIoss, Crawford. Hennet, Peterson, Stnitb. Hager. Hixby. l.apsley, Dawpenspeck, Hansen. Hrownhill. Kheck and Oenerent. In length It sounds like tbp roll call of a na tional guard company instead of a football lineup! Local funs it re ex pecting to see Les Keffer, last year Tiger fullback, in action with- the rooks during the contest.. Heshles having plenty of nesyrve strength, the rooks have a large as- sortment of plays that i,ve sure j lor yardage. In age and ,wel;ht. ! the rooks will euunl ovi mirpasa i Quinn's team, and in spile of the j victory over the. College of Idaho, the Normal eleven will again go 1 Into the game the "under dog" as far as dope Is concerned. j DEIIYDRATOR 7T " VISITED BY , LOCAL' CLtIB (Continued Zrom Page 1 . 1'ibor, natural resources and e.n ex ee'lent climate, the tut tire seems to i'c very blight. The industrial movement west to the Pacific coast u'ready Is lu progress, he said. President A. W. Nelson gave fl leport in reference to the printing the telephone company. Action will be taken later, after the telephone company has bad an opportunity to present lis case. Clcirh's Keynolds, chairman ol the I'.. O. N. commlt- t tee. announced th O. S. C. Hook- Normal sebool football game for Krlday, also the i'hiterprlse-La Oraude game for Saturday. Al r. Nelson also reported that the hoard of directors had refused to recommend building of tin cross Slate railroad to connect Ida ho markets with California throuuh a connection at Wirniemnca. Proper kidney action is more than ever important GOOD health isn't possible un less your kidneys are properly removing the waste impurities from your blood. 11 For bladder irregularities and for the lameness, stif.neas and constant f backache due to sluggish kidneys, use Doun's Pills. Dooris promote normal kidney ; action and assist the kidneys in if cleansing the blood of poisonous wastes. Recommended the world over. Sold by dealers everywhere. 50,000 Users Endorse Doan's: Mrs. William Hei, ZOO Cntnnlsl not actinv nrotMflv and I had baekacli Aftet uning Uin'i Pi. la a altort while, the kidney xxrctiob were again normal and 1 felt wcL" j I '':SLjS'-.- -:--L" - rr- --UTT -starting Wednesday . KlJv ' I 'rfi IS 9k-IT ' Starting I , WSSsJ' ;.;--VhrDlrwt From2.S0 N.--T. Run- ' 1 Wm I 8 IMISI; WEDNESDAY wxwwws A A n 7e2iLt '1 Older ' Cttl iM TjS m ' JS'llI - ; over. Sold by dkr. everywhere. I I 9 - Vik?JD1 II V1 mTTAI-TT K .Mk ..II Mr.:.Wn,urn.u..,.,2!c.,..,i i u-' JTSSFMfflr I iluFT TA M II IA1 KJXAV-f T T tl ) II - H x3 mmm , '''iiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiwiiii- SOCIETY NEWS Miss Lyla Holt, George McDonald Married In East At an impressive wedding ser vice at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Adnlph Molt, the mipilai lemony was performed l.yla Holt and tieorge for Miss McDonald last Wednesday at S:3n in Minneapolis, .Minn.. , Mw. Peter A. McDonald, mother of the bridegroom; ami her daugh ter. Mrs. Helen, McXab. from Cal ifornia attended the ceremony. At present they are in Ohio' visiting. Mrs. McDonald will return home the -last of October. . .Miss Holt was a teacher In the La O' ramie High school for two yeari Mrs. Playle Is ' TTnofoaa fn iT'lnVl "inny-roloreil rlln.-e from the hill Iiusaos LU jsldes and with a htisk lire hunting . At n charmlnB l,rldt:e luncheon j N(t'i tiii.x iinri in ii i n, .MiM. iiitiii- I'layle was hostess to the Monday llridge t luh ut- thti 1-a .tirande hotel. ' , Mrs. F. L. .Meyers won high hon ors and Mrs. II.. '. Fleming: was awarded a guest priv.e. ' -Clusters -of. attractive flowers decorated , the rooms. v- , - . ;Royal Neighbors Planning'-Social I j , . . , , . u . , I .pla.us .were made or a Hallo- j we'en ' pa-t; to " hK- held at - their next' meeting'and a chtiirman ap pointed to make arrangements for the affair.' at Hie meeting of the Hpyal Neighbors of America, last evenirtg with , Mrs. Alia' Wlnbnrn in charge. The next gathering will be held October l'K." ' " Juveniles Enjoy Hallowe'en Party Installation of officers and a de lightful Hallowe'en party featured the meeting of I he J uveniles of the Xeiylihors of -Woodcraft Hast i Saturday afteriioon under the su- Ipervlsinn of Mrs. Arthur M. Dahl yu.H jio),,..,, Magulre Installed' (1ie following . officers: guardian i nelghbnr. Klizabelh Milne: magi-I t-hin. Marie Keagen ; . clerk. Con-j stance Hailev: banker. Klin Tngle: captain. AValter Dahl; musician, Mildred Tnrton; past guardian ,uiihhm. Ruth Maiiiilre: atiend- ant, Claudia Cnlllngwood; advisor. R Wk "w XOT of modern medical science. Hiii-! : ' - ";' ' HoUrs West Jftoohson Bldtf. " 1 S W'tlSrfM Q?I AH onH fame Is based on renults , ; ' k v . to 6 k 7 to 8 . ' La Grande, Ore. ; L.f A5-J : tPJLll ' l,ot ,,ml'"y promises. Jted CroHHjH - , ' ' . , - ' ST : ,r!vi. - - . - n mmmm tbtte n nn 77 m ww&s&mx 1 the i H vrWU:KT I j A New Milestone in Film rioiyrcHsl j . iim 1 The First 100 All Color, Tiilkinn, Ar,',mrTU fe ft CHINA "I II.ASIN(; THItl' ". A S"m ,,""'' iv. II ' iJ'iioi-l." TqirMHri m. 1 11 1 1 1 HlKllllllimillll Jlll'IIMIIIIHI! fi-V I M Vmin";;"""-.. 'ii ii M m TTTT:" 'r-'" '"' --' ,$??xT5-s.. 1.". "H i Mllllcent Hanson; .Inner sentinel. Dorothy Hailey; and outer sentinel, Masie Harnett. ..lolly garnet were played and priv.es awarded to the winners. At tractive decorations were made in n Hallowe'en color scheme. The hostesses serving refreshments were) Mrs. Space, Mrs. Frank An derson, Mrs. Kebecca MajMiire, Mrs. Frieherg, M rs. Silvers, Mrs. Hailey. Mrs. Duncan, Mrs, Alfred T. M ilne. Miss Pat ton and Mrs. Dahl. Wedding Supper At Emigrant Park Monday evening at the beauti fully decorated lodge in Kmigrant Park, at the summit of the Klue Mountains, a delightful wedding supper and party was enjoyed holl ering Mr. ami Mrs. Italpb llauck. About 40 persons were present. Including all local employee's of the- MaeM a rr Stores ami their families. After a delicious buffet supper, impromptu dancing, sing ing and games were diversions. The lodge was beautiful In the autumn setting, decorated with the In the larne fireplace. M iU,,. 1)(1,.lm,y from Port- ilahd, . a former chum '"of Mrs. ( Hauck. attended and acted us mls I tress of ceremonies. Aniiouncements The Past Matrons club of the 1 Order of Fast em Star will meet ; Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock In -"nm Kiddie .ami m.h. c. k. Uberhunl hostesses. AH visiting PMl matrons are coruiaiiy nivueo lo auer.u. t . -. .. .'-., - t .. t:...-li. The I,, will hold . of II. of Its renttlnr .. P. and K. nieetlltK to- Conceiitrnting on Wilson Brothers Hnhenldiheo Neckwear with the finest kind of resilient hand construction. That means longer service from a tie; neater knots, easier to tie and untie. Wilson Brothers made these for us. You know from that they're made right. KM1 Mm 7:1)0 in tint K. P. hull, are urged to attend. There will he a social session at the close of the Crystal Hehekah lodge Wednesday evening when the membfis meet in their regular meeting. ut the. 1. . O. F. hall. The P.ible Searchers class of the Presbyterian church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the church. Hostesses for the. afternoon will he Mrs. Jessie Stiles, Mrs'. M. M, Miller, and Mrs. Thom as Hudge, Members are asked to bring needles, and their glasr Ihrcliil, Uillnhlor", The LiuliPH Auslllaty of (ho 11. of rt. T. will meet totllKht for loduo lit T o'rlock lit the Kncles hull. I'lollowluK tills session they will entertain their husl.nndH and fainl- IIch with n Hallowe'en party ut 8 o'clock. . Mrs. W. P. .McAdory will speak nlnuit her trip iironnd the world at lite mcctlnc of ltn tlleaner clasH lonlKht at the I.. 1. S. chnpel at 7:lll o'clock. . Memhers of .the Art cluh are re minded of the meetini; Thursdny. Oct. 17. lit the home of .Mrs. H. II. .Morgan's al HUB Wxth Slree(. .Mrs. K. 1-1. Hurley will have ehnrae of Builder's Health Made Him Give Up "Ten years of suffering had liw so run down that I hud lo give up my business- entirely. ' , "My system was so full 'ot pol soiin and 1 was so freak, I Jintf onhln'l wm-lt. On lhi lulvlil' of In Hiwlnllnt. I hud myitcclh uiid I IoiibIIh ri'inovi'il, hut. It Oliln't hclii I nil' niiK'h. I wim hnliltimlly .con- mlputi-d: my . Hit lit vn ynllowum uii) 1. fo)v had., ull tltr tlnifi.-.i. . 1 l l i.ifu'f iilly had ' lifntcUlS' or' lri.1t (rcHllon nnd I hcciiims torrihly m:r voiih. NtilhlnK frnvo mi' any lnt- I nis' hi'iii'llt.s until 1 Hlitrli'd lukluv; Hiu-Kon. H.-n-Ron put nit' lmt'k on my f''t mid now I ulti'iid to htiHllH'tui with nil my old limn pi p and clii'rKy. My niTvouMiit-KH him Imiiii ovit- I I'onin nnd 1 ni'vi'r havo InillKi'Mllon i "Hui'KOn ' nlllH ild inn of roiiKll- ! imllim and now niy ayHlimijH fri'o ; from iiolHoiiH."-10dwai-d A.' l-ran- j cIh, hrad of lh KninrlH (JuiiHlriiit. lion Co. Sc-atlli'. ' : 'I'hi' hrllllant achlcvi'ini'iilH itf SarKOn art' uniiui'Htlonalily one of1 ihi. In lKhlvHt paKi'K In dm hlmory of niodi'rn mi'dlcal Hrlt-nco. Hnr- koii'h fnnii' Ih huHi'd nn ri-nulta i not cniily pi-oiiiIhi-h. itod (Vohh I i".tc Sinn'. niri'iitM. Adv. night at member. Pram MpPr'i ! i the progrum which wUl.be on "Sac- Antwerp, once In the swirl of i red Architecture of. the Clreeks." '. the, world war conflict, has bo Mrs. Conrad and Mrs. Fallow will come no less an actlvo confer , ln 'give, short 'talltri on the. religion ; i'ue. time. It la rapidly doyn'l?l-, 'and government of the Creeks. Ihg as a distributing cenior. j Fall and Winter Hats New ones have just arrived metalic, and metalic ation, Hats for- every type of woman and miss. ,' . ..--.v. - ;. : 5.00 & up PUTMAN'S . ... Lu Gmnde's Exclusivo Ready-to-Wear find Millinery ' - IN TM WBT Store No. II- l.a flrande. Ore. buoys' All Wool Union Suits , Elastic"; rib knit; of 'soft 1 all wool yarns,' grey only.; Ajres (! to. 16 - Thursday - Friday - Saturday 'Don't Miss it - $5 Values for $l KICKP-WKIiTT-HISAIrn Dr. Belle Myers i Chiropractor felts, and velvet combin CANDY WEEK : Fill your sweet tooth ' .'...-: with wholesome ; . Societe , Chocolates Thfe best the land affords COc a pound L&L i: DRUG CO. H. PAYS DAILY HI VIDICNDS ( i mm mm Mrs. Joe Kelir.