La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 19, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textfuge Five LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Saturday, October 19, 1020. Local News In Brief Makhitf Ntt"1-1 for Himself Among the li G ramie students at tnc University of Oregon this year who me making a name for themselves is 1-nwrenee Gulling Hay, recently elected president of the freshman rlass, and who. is doing some very active work in getting the extremely large fresh man class organized and in good working order. Lurry Hay, who Is affiliated whh i'hl Delta Theta fraternity at tftioT'niversity, and Kd Kirhyi affiliated uj.h Alpha L psllon. both of whom are La Grande boys, were this week elec ted to the organization on the O ergon campus known as Oregon Knights. Tliey are to represent their frateraities in the organiza tion, whoseformat pledging took place Satutflay afternoon, October 1 Jih. Initiation into, the group is to take plwee some time before the annual pad's day event, which comes November '2. Oregon Knights is an upper class - honor organization whose duty it Is to enforce Oregon trad it lowland ii i. considered an honor jx bo a member of the group. PhmmI Through Air. and f Mrs. Krvin VpdenkeU (kjj;md two children from l'etos Uty. -M ieli., who are travelling by ntuo to I'ort Angeles, Wash, where they expeel to make their home, passed through La Grande the first of the weekj, calling on Mrs. ('. P. Kdison. who recently arrived from ,1'rtOHkey, and is now making her homo with .her sister, Mrs. M. H. Hpnohue at 1703 Kirst stn'ot. The 'T'pdenkolders report n delight fill trip and were especially delighted v the Grande Hondo valley and the surrounding country. Makes Glee Club Loree Andersun, of La Grande. Itas been chosen a member of the men's glee club at Oregon Rate college. Mr. Anderson, a sopho nuu'e'i" engineering, will sing in the first tifior section. Members of 'the club are selected in a com petitive tryout given by the music department: During the coniln year, the club will make several public appearances on th(. Oregon State campus and may give some concerts off the campus. PoM master Kxum The civil 'service commission has announced an examination to lie held In La Grande to fill a con templated vacancy in the position of fourth class pustniaKter at Ali ce!, and other vacancies as they may occur al dial office. The t'uinptMisatlo.n for the last fiscal year was JTi in. The receipt oi a-plii-i.iins will close Nov. 11. Kur ther information ran ho secured from the A life I pomofilcc. Passing Tltcuiitt.1i !r. and fMrs. LesiT Shaddock from Coeur -d'Alene, Ida., and Mrs. Ann l-'urgason from 'anada ar rived in av Grande last night to lie visitors al the home of Mrs. Claude Hrnden. Mrs. Shaddock, and Mrs. Uraden are cousins who have not seTn each other fou II I years. They have been, visiting relatives In Wallowa county. VWt Hurras Sorlety Mrs. Kiwno Millerlii, civil,. Illcioln, .Mm. V. 1'. Mi'Ador ami Mrs. Halph Wel.h uttunded I Hie Itaptist l.adii s' Dorcas society i at l ow. Thursday afternon at the honi.. of Mrs. l.vr Childcrs. Sirs. Mi-Ailory told ahoiit romv ot her miw.slonary work on her trip tins siinuncr. lli-n. lrom l-:iuln TtHlny Mrs. I.ynne Hill, and sons. I.lnyd and l.'rvdot Ick, Mrs. Trunk (lllln-r. and sons, liick and Carl: Mis. Henry "I'lirsona and son. Jaek: Mrs. N. ;lt, l'arks. and Mik. V. in. l'ayne ain in l.a Grande Iroin i:ien today: Arhe lintels ' ' Aiiiohu- those n irislereij at lo- eal hotels Jire Yakima; W. C. riKl.iii K: s . S. I'. W. James. ' KnlKhl. lloise: Walla Walili; lUttSf. liny I.. Hums.! SVodinorth. Har-: l.oyan. Yakima: T'liyette.: J". N. ' Wade (l.idnmn. i u-.d H. J- Kwens. I iteiary ( ln! .Meets 'He- Neighborhood l.tferary club Mill iii" Monday evenlliK at ':'" v ill! Mrs. W. II. Guild, at 7 '.'5 av.-r.u- Tli-y will study Kiln In Between Dinner And Breakfast 1 WVL 1 Markham's poem on Abraham Un-coldn. Here lYoni Colfax Mr. and Mrs. I u. Aeschllman, Vernon Aeschllman, and Harold Aeschllman. are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lynne Wright, i hey plan to return home this weekend. Ketumed Home Mrs. V. I. Hogers fruin T.os An imas, Colo., returned home this weekend, after spending threo months in La Grande visiting her son. Harold Hogers. She will stop In Brighnm, L'tnh. Helen so Quarantine The quarantine at 2003 Third street has been lifted where Cressa Wells was HI of diphtheria, accord ing to the police. This leaves three homes in La Grande quar antined because of this disease. Visitors Here Today .Mr. and Mrs. William Hickle, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Itancler and daughter. Ha, of Toppenish,, Wash, are visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Kmigh today. On Vacation ' Mrs. Italplr Webb of the Ore gon stale highway office is spend ing her vacation at home. She will return to work Wednesday. I'p the Grande Itomle Mr. and Mrs. Jot! Mllleiing. are going up the Grande Hondo this Sunday. Last Sunday they made this same trip. Leland Ktddlo, from Wallowa arrived in I al Grande yesterday and. will return home, tomorrow. He is hero visiting friends and on business. To Shift- tit Church Mrs. Leal Hussell will sing a contralto solo of her own selection, Sunday evening at the 7:30-servlce of the First Presbyterian church. Vt llrt Same Person Mrs. Goldie Hlalt, recently fined in justice court, and Mrs. Golda Hiatt. U. K D. No. 1. aro differ ent persons. Here Yesterday Among those who came to La Grande from North Powder yes terday was Walter Cook. I'Yom North Powder Mr. and Mrs. Harry North Powder, were Grande yesterday. Nice, of In La Here. Friday John llrant Sr. and son, Charles, of North Powder, were in LaAGrande Krjdtiy, j in i .- t lit La Grande Yesterday Mrs. Vesta 1 lamed an ! Mrs. Lyle Olblm. of North Powder, were In La Grande yesterday. From North Powder i Judge K. J. Sencerbox Is in this city today. He Is from North ; Powder. Pendleton Co. Buys Halt Lane aims j. A ( T laKK CITY, Oct. 19 (AIM l'urctiase 1V H'P Western MIllnlK i conlmny ot voihIIpIihi, Ore, ot tlio . , , f, .... m hore at an 'approximate nrlr-e ot I5n.0ll0 was ' annonnrod today 1V the Industrial 'department of the Salt Lake chain- : ber ot comn,eree. j ( wo mM lhe npw .,wnP,.a I op(,rate ,,, mM1 ul, a full time un(1 ,le Iiresent dally capa- ( cUy (',f bu,.rPf. of flour will ho , tnr,,awj to 1000 barrels. The present storage capaelty of 125, flu') Inivhels of wheat is to he doubled. j : TIDT. SWKUI'K IIKillWAV MOCI.II'S. Wash.. Oet. Ill (Al-) ,v heavy tide swept over the eonnty hlplnvay here yesterday. floodlnK HI houses. . Sand and driftwood were carried over the road, which Is a ituarter of u mile from the ocean beach. Th" wind was hohlinK the water up u round the houses timiht and )is there Is still higher tide one tomorrow, some fear was felt for the safety of the dwelliaKS. The lasl strnetive tide here w Tlieivs li -P"l I" l' slrclill when H rourfli nielli j-t a hile or ll Itood. S"1' slalillul nrriiv of fissl Is Hu llilni; hum iimHimI hi make life Mrfect. ItetwiMUl iliuner III tb- l-i- iiIuk liiul lin-nkfiil t'"- "ct lliiiriilint "l"n clrieu or iiil.liillthl then jou'll npl'rccl-nlelln- innvclilcmv nnd arlcil otn-rlnu of II"- Coffee '"l' Afler Hie hmv. iifii-r the l""5 we n- i"l "Hill iwelie. SACAJAWEA INN 'Tuliiln the W -iJ I" H'-O'f t ''" Look Daggers! A chic ensemble of Kiecn auede shoes, nurse and hat sins a SnRiiInU theme souk ot swashbuckling pirates in their dashing use ot lttllo gold daggers that slip into gold sheaths for fastenings. . The straps ou the shoes are dagfrer-shaped, too, to heighten the effect. But-the heels are on tho square, u new and interesting cut. These accessories al1 ait especially happy i-hoice when worn with thia tweed winter suit with deep cuds and very smart collar ot nutria. OFFICE CAT 'OAOl MARH RIO. By Junius "Hurry, why don't you smoke?" liecause I'm not fat, I haven't a cough, liever like to walk, and I'm satisfied." - ' . A La Grande boy, nine-year-old Hubby, was much attracted by a girt of gaily colored bath salts nlven his sister, lie stood by, watching his mother prepare the vlolet-tinte 'Imlh. "Son, .would you like one of these put In your bath ?' she inquired. "No," he said hesitatingly, "I'll wait and see how Jean comes out." yilftr Mroit ah say two words that maen heaven or hell to me. She: Shoot yourself. Cuming down town other morning a man was accosted by a 'When Freak Meets Freak 11 you are a flashy dresser, we are or o'coat herc.'-that you'll like.., That's a funny statement for a clothier to make case, It Is absolutely true. Styling that Is In Vogue Most certainly. (iarments that smack of Vaudeville True fashions and able designing I A man looks the part In Trotter clofhlni,-. This is a store where a I JAllilVl lliJiv JL 1' I I Watch Our New Building Go Ud. i s-$ini iTT. a - , r JWIJJSJLAJ Xe&Z&ma I innc i ..days ., I mmnmw u i.i.ii.,.i -iiuni..-TOi.Miit i iw,affrff?i I I I II I O I I s colonial 3 kwmtkWW i. Mimmi E M-i, LOVFi -P f A FIRST NATIONAL . -J0?Pmm. 4?' Ii,,,, ,,,s TRAP" P ijs SOs ; V Nur"'."":vr Featuring & ?puWlilP - ,-u,-. a Vnii.-e,,.' a ,. I IV , . i i i m v'l'l,- o JEZZZZZmmimmmm an heaulltul us Kllluin-y. As lively as ft ift 5l I.Al KA l-A IJAlMl-, V- 1 III! Irish tin. I'aeked with roll,,,!,,-,, from .? : W. 3 til n) I tm, i i of ,,, .-i.e-i-.r r J" p I' V-, E'3 i vl lMi llnvTiiHuv (-..in. dv froiii tin, home of wit. li s c'i- y l 8! ffnm vtlllllL' mjllioilililCS heart rt W ' All fle TulLimr I m....:..l K .., ,. li i ,0,".sh",H whata trap! I 1 R ' I ''I T ROONI- V" $ I; ll '''''Mates- j U 2) ' Singing & Dancing I 'A' , ' 1 1 9 Ii a B l'iilli.. S:hi.h1 N-v. imS" H ASumsltiM . jfcBWn inmiff . mmmmmwt il fTZ..M, &mtiirlnu-imii, .ai..i,t.t.-. ..' ...L,A: j Ik friend who wanted to know what had happened that he had his hand all tied up. "My hand isn't tied up," he answered, "that's my wife's dres I'm taking to the cleaner." Never tell a girl she Is the first you ever loved. If you have skill sue wont nenevc you, mm ii you U1C un nnui u n inn i iivtinnuij, Father "If you had a Utile more spunk in you, son, you'd stand farther up In your class. Do you know what spunk ts?" . Won "Yes. sir. I'ast participle of spank." ; "NCOTril" ; ! "A mother: recently, overheard two of her small sons, discussing the story of Adam, Kve and the Knll. A little while later, Robby, not (uiio. HG,v.on,,.uiSkeil; 'v-'M,lJj(;iv .what t miule tijod-jao AighU iyUh .his. apples They say you should always leave tho table hungry. We do better than thai. W q leave It emp- ty. It Won't Be at Trotter's sorry that you won't find a suit - are our standard bearers. Overcoals .V: Tom-oats fill. 75 H Suit 2h and up. H y .Sj M-ii . o . Tme Sto-" Fo Even mum ' -r- Food Prices For September Higher WASHINGTON. Oct. l!t ( A.P) Retail food prices for the month ending September 15, the bureau of labor statistics announced to day, showed an increase, of ono third of one per cent over tho previous month and of 2 per cent over the corresponding period last year. At the same time tho wholesale prize index exhibited ft recession of one-fifth of 1 per cent under Aug ust and 2Vi per cent below Sept ember, 1928. To Advertise For Siuslaw Road Bids PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. 1ft (Al) -V. H. Lynch, head of the United St.ites bureau of roads here, said today the bureau was ready to ad- I vertise for grading contract bids on the Siuslaw highway, after he had been advised the right of way had been secured by the Lane county court. About ?600,0f0 has been set aside of the construction of the highway. Articles of agreement of cooperation have been signed by the state highway commission, the bureau of roads and Lune county court. Sl'K PORTLAND PARKR 1'OUTLANO. Ore.. Oct. lit (AIM A suit for $50.00 personal and 000 punitive damages was filed in circuit court today against the Portland Telegram by Alice Horn st a d, as gtni rd lan for M i Id roil Kuolt, minor. The complaint charges that embarrassment and physical Injury were suffered by the girl through publication of let ters written her by Walter Kinko, 1 7, Imprisoned for shooting to death n school companion. OUR MILK TESTS yery, jquart of milk received at our plant during the past UpOtU'. has .' tested 73,000 count or less. Compare this with "raa'rtdhen'ytki' 'ill' see that Grande. 'Ronde Valley "m'ili; '' is; far superior to ;;Blue Mountain milk is available at all dealers and also can be I ' ' I ' deHveied to your door on regular routes . . . pasteurized if you Ij want it or purified raw. Ejj Isn't It? In tlilsjl J K II HT TTn Hf ATTATm A TXT 1 . , , WOHN MeCORMICK. . )q . x h ww vz3iLa maBai-iK SK S fcra o MAKI.S AN APOLOGY . HRUSSKLS. Oct. 10 AP) Foreign Minister Hymans today apologized to Ambassador Durazzo of Italy in behalf of the Helglan government for an anti-fiselst riot in front of the Italian embassy last night. No arrests had been ma do today but the pollen expected to round Up suspected anti-fascists. STHKKT ('Ml DAMAGFH NKW OULKANS. Oct. 19 .(AIM A heavy charge of explosive went off early this morning un der a Tulnno Avenue street car, damaging the car's under carriage, smashing its windows and tearing up three feet of rail. The nino passengers and the" crew escaped Injury. Tho blast was laid to the trolley strike. Public Sale of Dairy Cattle Sale starts at 10:00 a. m. Free lunch at noon. Will sell at auction Friday Oct ober 25. First place north of Island City Bridge. 18 head high grade and registered dairy cattle. Including herd shire Oregon's king, registered guern sey bull, shire's "full blooded, won Jr. champion at Pacific Internation also State fair. Will sell them myself. Come and see if I know my onions. HOMER WILSON COUNT that used in western Oregon. Jackals Really Wild Dogs Jackals ute any of several wild dogs in tho Old World, especially Cnnls Aureus of southeastern Kii rope, southern Asia and northern Africa. They aro smaller, usually more yellowish and nut eh more cowardly limn wolves, ami hunt In packs at nUlit. Jackals feed on can-ion ami small suiinmls Including poultry. They can he tinned and by some are believed to ho t tic pro yen 1 tors of domestic d"s. Preferred to Drill Under the Indiana laws n cen tury ago every nhle hodled male be tween eighteen and forty live was obliged to drill twice a year or pay n fine of one dollnr. "As n dol lar was hard In nil wo." yny old rec ords, "everybody drilled." OR LESS I! BUILT-IN QUALITY a I Sty has a The lower the price of a battery, the lower its quality is apt to be. Below the safety point you risk expense and disappointment. A single towing charge, ' for example, might eat - up more than you saved on a too low-priced bat tery. Buy known quality. You'll find it in a Wil lard. Dependably con structed, and ,rated at the correct electrical size, a Willard gives you true value at the safety point of fair price and high quality. Tnritun nn olifr xiiu u a vj uuiibj Correct Electrical - size service wherever you go. Ignition Safety always. A dollar's value for a dollar spent. These all come with your Willard Battery Why gamble, on unknown goods. Get one at the official Willard Service Station Automotive Electric Company Curtis W. Sine, Mgr. 2i:j Greenwood Phone M. 520 Willard Warehouse and k t 1 1 fi I n 0 wmmms W:S P1M!XZ&XS. BUILT-IN QUALITY CyjiTriii www