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Tuesday, October 22 1929. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Pape Five "1 Local News In Brief j i Itrliinietl to Kan IIU'ko Jli.sa Hose Zwelfel, of San DIcko, retui'ned to her home lnnt evening nfter vlsltlns har molher, Sirs. Kathrrlne '55veiffl. of KIkIu, and Mr. and -Mrs. John Zivelfcl, of I,a Urnmlo, for about three weeks. Kite lias spent most of her time with her mother who lias been very HI. Mrs. K. SSu-plfvl, who has Improved will spend tho winter with her dailKhter, Mrs. (1. s. Mitchell, at New Meadows, Ma. l-'iilril N2. untl Otwls Toy Youim. ('Iiiiitw, was fluid ;.-. ami eost.s tills nioriilnK in the taslkv court after plendini; not ifallty to the charge of driving a truck without llcen.se plates on display. As he did not wish a. Jury trial the case was held with Justice of the I'caee I,. Denhatu as Judge,, and the offender was convicted. . To California Mr. nml Mrs. Archie Simmons, of San Kraneisro, arrived here Saturday and spent the weekeni! visiting with Mr. and .Mrs. H. J. 1'enrl. They left lor l'ortlanu yes. lerday, . accompanied by Mrs. Pearl, and from there were to lake the 'boat for San Francisco. Mis. I 'curl will remain in Cali fornia for about two months, then returning to I.a Grande Willi her dSKighlcr, Uaytcno. Visit Itelutivcs Mr. and .Mrs. it, I'ulnnni nnd family, aceonivanletl by Mr, and Mrs. G. W. i'.oberls, will leave tomorrow evening on their way to Salem where they will be for several days visiline Mrs. Put nam's relatives. They plan to re turn Saturday. This will be a surprise, .visit to Mrs. 1'tltlliilii'h parents. ' VMt llorr-L Tomorrow evening at the offic ial board- meeting of the christian church the. Itev. K. V. stivers will convene with the board members. He Is representing the promotion of a new .church riind. the pen sion fund. They will moot In the church. New Residents Mr. and .Mrs. Howard Code and son. Ted. have moved to i.a Grande to make their home, and are living at Third street. Mr. Godel Is affiliated with a credit associa tion here. They are former resi dents of 'Portland. lirtiiritfcl' IVmn I'lirlfiiml Mr. niw Mrs. J. J. Kolcy ami two iluitfrh.t-nt, ivturn.-i! from J 1'tiitl.iuclllilH WL-'-lcpml. Thvy rp-' a law l-a tinuuli! n-prown-j union at thi! foullmll K.inu- ttit-' luti.i.v ni-itwiMi, j(iano a nil urt Kwiinied ( Iortlml Ml. X, l:. Wood, who has I km.-a i in C in inlt on Inisiiifss, returned hi her home in Portland Inst nislit. While here she visited her isler-in-l;iv Mrs. Kinlly lliutt. Mrs. Wood is a former resident uf l,u (ninth. ltiiliy Imi'ii An elht anil a half pound htthy riirl, who has heen namiMl (iendd iiH Annette. w;is horn to Mr. nnd Mrs. j;. ( Wllliair.s, of Ceil a r Mreet, CH-t. SO at the Dr. Woniler llek hospital. I'.utl mother ,and diiiiKliter nre dolny: well. Kelurneil Last Myht Misn.H Maud and Tlielnia runm n-hirnei! Uitd nhrhi from a week end trip to Portland. Mrs. L. La liarre aei-ompanied tin in to Port land and will remain there for a lllle. In .MIiiMiiiriiie W ord was received yesterday ''"in Add Kerry, slating thai, lie li.c; arrived at Alhih)iieri(ue. N. M.. .'-re he ha been transferred as disiiiet manager of SkaggH Safe- i wjiy stores. lii'liun (if I'm I land ' Mr. uitd Mi-h. Dick Andrews have ret tirned to (ortland after : vlfliinir in I.m (irande with Mr. 4,11,1 i. O. Coleman. Mrs. An.ln ws and Mrs. Coleman are 'I'' Lcmsoii Miss, Jam. lioK"r. and Klaino MontL'-oMery are Knlnjr to l-i-wls-':t. Ma, after a week's visit here. '"nin l.ewiston they plan to go to 'i"kane. They are on a vacation l"iini Salem. Il'tmtied IVi ni Portlaiid M-s. Wniter Leisman returned f,"m Portland llils weekend, af '"f ;i week's visit there. Miss i'x-inia Hampton aecumpunied llni.thi" Near Kanieht Arthur .rimes, and Kred Jolin s"'i went linntlnir near Kainela l-'M weekend. T!n-y report that l!,, saw plenty of deer, but no He-vl,,.,! V,.,1 t:..,lg,. w. lllllnian reeelvefl "led y. si, relay of t he death or lather, I . ' II. Illllman. who '"'I yislirdny at Ills home nt l ni r. Wis. '!!!!!' I'imI H,., Hi'' looilinll game lndw 1 II"' ''"'"is ami seniors of Iji (Irande J"i:li -i hool nhli h was lo be le Id 'l"H.hiy iitghl. lKia I, .,'M poSlpOII- "' 'I Thurs.lav. "I In l.nsill. xl I-Aa Io:iL'u'tte and lier mull,, r Mr, l'rank (lll.lei-sle. ve "'"' to l.ostine last Siilurdii "'till t., visit n lallves. They re. . ""it. ! Sunday. 'ti'iiil ll. nin I Mct-iliii: llr 11.... . .... . m il , ""I'll.'. - t f . ","' "r.. K. I'U.Mow.nian. Dr. : ' lv. i:nln and Dr. l'rank Kanie ! "I'ii.l-. tile district dental Intel -"!-- :-'.i-l.l,..v at U.ill.i W.iil.l. Homo in Shwdionr Mrs It. G. Keott and her son, C. I. Seolt left last evening on their way to Shoshone, Ida., where they will make their home. They are from Joseph. llrlvu In Walla Walla Dorothy Kirhy and Myrtle .An derson ili-ova to Walla Walla Sun day. Whilo there tliey visited friends. KxlKH-ti-il -nils levelling Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack 1'Vrris nre expecteil to return home this eve ning afli r several . days imslnaa trip In Portland. They left Thurs day. Iert Sunday Kvenlng Ned Davis who has been vlsll Ing In Ij Grande at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Itratnwell left Sunday evening on Ills way to t.ongvlew, Wash. Ilcturus Home Mrs. A. M. Ohadwick. of 2203 Cedar street, and her baby daugh ter, lert the Dr. Wonderllek hos pital for their home yesterday. Manager of n Store Kllllcr Kmmnnu vti...i...l Monday as manager of a Skagg's store In Myrtle Point, Ore. lie Is formerly of La Grande. Weekend Visitor Mi', and Mrs.. Otis Adams, of Pendleton and Mr. am! M.. i;,... Gordon of Weston, spent the week end at the It. 1,. Reynaud homo. To Wnllonti linkc MuiiOrio k'ellv .lenii WKIt. T.-..n Woo.ls. Floyd Smith, F.ldon Hanks and llrlcli Anderson drovu to Wal lowa Lake Sunday. lii'turucd From lliisluess Trip S. Dickens, employe of the O.. W. shops, has returned from an extended business trip to Drlggs. Idu. VWIed Fox Farm Mr. and Mrs. J. (5. Miller and Mrs. Orvllle noun visited the sli ver fox farm owned by Dr. J. L. Mcpherson last Sunday. Miinllug Trii Walter Lelsman. Adulpli Slegiist. and Clnirles Itliigner went to On tario last weekend hunting pheas ant. From Mnxvilh Mi', and Mrs. .1. A. FIHdM and son, from Ma wile wm la li Crando .Momluy. Ilciv Vt'slcnlay Mrs. M. m. Artml. from KIk.ii. was In I,a Cirando on biiMincsM viu HI I till J. r Vlsltlnt; Friends " l.ottlr Meltne find l...nnw. Mn (iluiiis him nt the weekend In 1m (irande vIhIUiik frii-nds. Ylltlni; Mere Sunday Dr. and Mrs. MeKall, of n-t-irlo. were visltln; tlnlr dauKlUer Klla MeKall Sunday. I ,os tine Mr. and Mrs. Charles KishlKielt nnd Mr. and Mrs. Art Willet went lo l.oslini' laHt weMiend. "Corporal Bob Ingleston" In rcrstin A lecturer wlio speaks the lant;uaire of "Tliu DoukIi lioy as this famous war picture unreels with an ex planation of every scene "America Under Fire" This picture brings the close-ups and graphic show ings' of actual battles and thrilling attachs of planes and dirigibles a picture well worth seeing Also Tonite "CHINA NITE" On the Screen "LOOI'ING TIIK LOOI"' Used Cars PERKINS MOTOR CO Main 500 MVlllK Iosl)Ollfl Tho ineetlnR of the White Itoso eluh hns been postponed until next Wednesday nielli. Hunting Trlii Frank Foster went hunting Sat urday in the North Powder moun tains. Here Tills Weekend William ' Roberts was in J.a Grande, last weekend. He la em ployed by a contracting company. l-'roin Tinker Joanim Sllven, of ' linker, is spending a few days visiting Uwen Huelianan. Hero StimUiy Frank fullen. of Pendleton, was In li Grande Sunday visiting rela tives and friends. Vl.ltors From Twin Fulls Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mattlson. of Twin Falls, nre visiting .Mr. nnd Mrs. A, L. Carey, of La Grande. To .Mnwllle Mr. ami Mrs. H. I,. Poarch and Mr. nnd Mrs. Dan It. Tanner went to Maxvillo this weekend. Hen Yesterday Mrs. Amelia Ward of lCnterprlse and son Hob were In La Grundo yesterday on business. Oil ItllsltH'SS K. Russell Scott, local spoilt .ex ecutive, will be out of town on business until Friday. Itelurit With Tllroo Dii-r N. W. Courtney. Norvlllo Kin mett. and Charles Welsn returned Sunday from south of La Grande with tlirco deer. : ; ' ... . TralTIo Accident Cars driven by Mrs. Alleeit Mc Harry and Mrs. Harrison Davis figured in n trnffle accident at noon today on Adams avenue. - To Caldwell Mrs. 11. F. Gwllllani will spend I this week or longer 111 Caldwell j with her daughter Mrs. C. r i Johnson. Illness '""""""inH George Moens. one of tho nor mal school students, is III of a cold. " PASTURES DRY IN THE PARK DISTRICT NOW j ' V.y i;iva Vnuurder t (Observer Correfpolldent ) THIi I'AliK (Speelal) There whs a light rainfall In thin vlcln ' Ity Inst week hut not enough lo ;lvlp the pastures whleh uro rap- miy (iimtiushlnt.". Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vanor ler were visitors at tho J. II. Wanker home Tuesday. . : , .-' ( Miss Mildred Kline vIsHuU with miss lieulah -and Dora' Mao "Kline Kridny. ' -v ' Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Vaitorder were 1'nion huainesM visitors Tues day. Mr. Laurel nnd Deshler Lay vis ited with l.oyd -Cox Tuesday. Citis ltertr wu.i In lliiker on busl nesM one day hist week. (ieo:-j?e MeDuw nnd Ia nnis Call well were visitor.! '-at the. C. Van order homo Tuesday evening. Lelth Kline wns a I'ondosa b:isl neji visitor Thursday. Mrs. filenola Viinorder nnd Miss II Days Starting WEDNESDAY Adults 50c Children 2.1c '1th and Adams Abe Martin IT tlto priiux o' Wales uuz poor nu' still umteeUleil about hceoniiu' an electrienl eniruHT or a doctor iiod tHeit iiuii-rksl Iniitf aK". The name, douett Sbouse. u Hie Dem ocratic national executive, coiu- mlttec. sort o' makes a lil'e-lontf IH'iniM'i-at feel like the party x7. slippln's away fmtit blm. Mnry I. Vnnoi-dor wore I'oikIomi buHincsH visitors Thursilny. Jolin Klint! wits a linker visitor Tlini'siluy. Klo.vil (Chuck) VunoruVr, small son of C. Vnnordi'f. Is not itlilo to walk yot as Ills ttnkln whicli lin sprulniHl Is not honlcil yet, but has only lost half u ilay of si'liool since tiui anklo was siirninctl. Dennis t.'nllweil niotoretl to Pon dosa on liusluess Wednesday. Airs. Glenola Vanorder Is now spendltm- several clays with' her parents. Mr. nnd .Mrs. J. it'. Wun ker. (leorse McDow is still very busy Imulint,- liny. Mr. and Mis. Charlie Dawson and son Junior, nnd Mr. und Mrs. Hod Wilson and little brother Loyd wore visitors at tin) C. Van order residence 'i'uesday. Mrs. ICva. Vanordor is the jtroud owner of ll new lieifer calf. Mrs. Vanorder- has - u Inl'RU dairy In Tho I'ark. Hrilisli IMiiliivM 11... lamest source of tin. snitnltixl f;? per cent of the 1!I2S output des pite ancient methods of mlnlntr. . Life A Pleasure Now, She Stales "The Sargon treatment has done so much for me thai. I wani lo do all In i.iy power to let other sufferers know about it. "Kor over a year, I was habitu ally constipate! and suffered ter- MMH. ciias. ):. smi'f.KY" rlbly with nervous imlig'-stlon. I was V'ty bilious and fn-n:teiilly! had ragfnv h adaeh' s I lost weight steadily and bee;i lie So . weak that the least hmivework would tin ni" out ctirnpblejy. 1 was In miserable h'-alih and aw-' fully discern r ag.-d wln-n I h ard about thin. n--v Sartron treatment, ati'l dfetd. d lo iry if. "JJinei- taking Harmon. evi-ry ache and p.iin in my body luts ' disnppi-nrt-d and I'm tul bo' hen i! ' vtitb lndig--i i.n. I'm co well und! slroni; now th.it my limm wtji k is an asy tiisk. Harmon I'iV.n over- : came on efnst;pallon niol ttilious in sm ainl my v. bote Kytem m.-imiih free fiom pni.Hon. It's a (!i-iiwre for me in TvenMm-Ml sncM a uon dTf:i! lie in- Mrs. I 'h.Oi. V,. , Hhid y, M'lltnoiiiah. tc i:o;i- l! d ' LlOti t'lUK .:lou, jmiI... AJi. : S Li-: 1 ! LONE FLIER HEADS EAST OVER OCEAN (Continued from Page 1) at Harbor draee. N. V., today for London, 1h better known here as a cattleman than as an airplane pilot. He is a licensed pilot and hart been flyhiK for mime time. He 1m 40 yeai'H old. Tho machine Pltcntun has been usinjr was purelmned at Kansas Viy some months ajro, when ho took a shipment of cattle to market there. Has Wife, Two Children Within the past month. Dlleman flew to WlnnipPK and Calory nnd has not returned here. 111k wife and two children are believed to he In the city but could not he lo cated. DIteniau came here two years nixo from Missoula and ranches In southeastern Montana nnd Vyonrintf. MOW YORK ..Oct. '2-2 (AP)-Dr. James H. Kimball of the New York weather bureau, wild today thaL weather conditions were "fairly favorable" over m'ost of the Atlantic ocean, when informed that V. l- DLteimin had taken off from Harbor Grace, X. R. for London. Dr. Kimball, who hns been un official starter for transatlantic fights, said he had not heen Jn formeil of Ditemau's pluns. ' O.T. Movlett)!!! News 3 Select Vi In phone A els WALOOJJt DRAMATIZATION Jj mXcA walks a fmiMWS$: M i Wtn. tmmmmXftWm Nw V. lVB li "1 ' f tJ . jJAji h - - TftnrwSrternCrutrfrnverv. H ' he fnmnm Super-Met erodyna . Z.,m" Mr? V V y ykJsSxaC W''' iiV -7ZII2:: - Innll-in iLlctirodvnmiMC Until- in n bcminful conwie cabinet,-', i Jvrr-Cal -A A cil A?irWl74'wVi-'y 'A' "il "' l"liri,w,lpl-l'T unmtrr in nrcr(ul tiihina of " hn Kiidjulu it su-fr-eitive , tkf i 'l tm A V Ji V-r;jyV Rfc'lf .W'i'W ,1 U'- m ', , 1'. V'.y 'nlnut mil mnn. Other k;i- iuUuicr-vcmitiv;. HteHrciro ' Wit; ' IlkM Jk 1 4 ' II ISmTj . '-ff 'y''i')fr ti.ili Y"', " 'H tur: niintmncd luninn Scale; dynnmic ipcukcr yields amuing ', S ill -17 0 -," H ''..ISl K , V- jifff,'ii?iP5 1 f ' W. V- (W-i'ntt ...li I A I UtMn mam with any B, B 1 mi 11 t -.JZM If&J Sr.iiif lW : 'It - il .I'll W l.lliliilly..ver il'l l j lir.urncycircult.ciii.iMii...f KSwViiwir I' h M 7n fW'm HS''S C'Mrjl'.;..illiiWil.- volume Willi. I I I ulv.liiill vi.luinn o( tone ivrfi I H I' I m!" ''''iJ ti1' J "ul "ny ja- Il I an i 'Y "nsit,v'ty .. . . Radio reception is approaching perfection no one should now ho content with a set that does not give fine performance. Tlie'atest models of all leading manufacturers set a new hijjh standard of satis faction and value. Hut here still is as there always will hvztiljaemc in radio valued And knowledge of this difference will save you money and assure you the flawless performance that you want. The radio dealer who displays the RCA Radiola cmMcm represents the greatest manufacturer of radios. 1 !c was selected for his anility and integrity for his knowledge of radio and his willingness to serve sincerely and well. Before you buy a radio, it will pay you to have your RCA Radiola dealer demonstrate the new Radiolas, They incorporate all the best features of modern radio research and engineering they give you more for your money than ever before. It will pay you to compare Radiolas, point by point, with all the other good radios on the mar ket. Then you will be able to make a wise and satisfactory choice. RCA "Radiola: Jjudiptakm may hi putilMid en thticmmitnl RCA Tmi '.; 1'ljn n ' C A II A tt I 0, A s GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY CORPORATION LOCK SYSTEHI DEDICATED BY HOOVER (Continues! xrom rKt It ator Theodoro K. Hurton and Speaker Nicholas T.oiiKworth o.i behalf Of the Improved waterway and he expressed deep deKret thai Senator Hurt on, who was chair man of tht. first Inland waterways commission, was unable to be pres ent because of Illness. Mr. Hoover was presented to an audience of several thousand, on Mho bluff and untold HiouiVinds w ho heard the ceremonies on' a nation-wide radio hookup. Iy C!o ernor Cooper of Ohio who with Governor Conliy of West Virginia Kieeted the chief executive here. Governor Sampson of Kentucky was detained in his state by offi cial business hut wi welcome Mr, Hoover at Louisville tomorrow at tho conclusion of the voyage down the Ohio from Cincinnati. hi Continues A drizzling rain fell Uiroughnm the ceremonies which were held old vino-covered water tower at almost at the base of the enormous the sumit of the park. The speak ing was from the band stand but executive who ' was fur from dry the park, the presidential part.y drov( to tin home of Speaker I.oiiKWorth of Grandin road easi Walnut hills before returning tw the liolel Gibson for lunch as the! ARCADE 4 Days -- Starting WEDNESDAY iii.si ity i otiiiy "Smiliii"; Irish Kyi-s" Colluon lUouiein her first All TillUle Successor lo PAcinc States Electric Company sliest of the city of Cincinnati. Oscar Barrett, nrosldent Of the Ohio Valley Improvement associ ation, presided at the Kden Tark ceremonies and presented Mayor Murray SeasoiiKood of Cincinnati, v. ho in turn presented Governor Cooper. The Kovernor warmiy welcomed Mr. HoovtM- on beha'tf of Ohio. CIXCI.VNATr, Oct. -22 A1') President Hoover left Cincinnati What is this new and astonishing Agmel? Why has it this effect upon kidney deficiencies, high blood pressure, indigestion? AGMEL is astonishing both k in what it ;'s and what it does. Agmel is a great health food, a valuable tonic in kidney deficiencies, high blood pressure, in digestion and gly cosuria. It is an extra ordinary discovery, a real gift of nature an imported vege ta.ble milk from Mexico. In its native country thisplant sap is called "aguamicl." It comes from the famous maguey plant and there is nothing else in the world like it. . Fresh aguamiel has been used for cen- t mm SSL Kitlneya 100 Better "I couldn't eott had dizzy spells, Rot up many times every night. Then took Agmel faith fully for a month and everything was changed. My blood pressure was 60 degrees lower, ap petite returned and kid neys were 100 bet ter." Mr, J. W, Shane, Los An&eloa, C. Annuel mraHBMBHmni Exclusive of La ADLEK'S R CA ljBudptktr 106 rirtr"-ly'i,vi!ic t t !" lo tli uri.n-.ir in (f pM4ltu 'inn oinl iilIi ("ii.il Ik 4 my Ht tt iiioUcrute encc. (19.90 I'nlrte iri'Ml rer-'-ivf f thl P .wf,fli ifh Sii"-f -I Irlt tl nr tifLili', i toiy-ri-idn i i a MilwHit mkmIh c ui tfMi.il (('j.i'it y. 'I hr ma B'.iiin ( Htntii fii'liti ffriiT)Ly dftlpltfu-i-fit. ftn-l ifsxc of ttitiri Hi'priurJia'i (rfi.(t)cinv ainiliticiilk)n irwke K.Kli'ilii Hi M viiMtiv'c tluit n ttifirt Inili-of dicii'H ill umlly be sulfi-icnt tut CuuiibC te icptiun. U ilbout rUdtttrtttt 1 30.00 at 2:05 o'clock this afternoon on honrd tho government steamer "Green Hilar for Louisville. The boat will tie up along tho Indiana shore tonight, reaching Louisville tomorrow afternoon about 4 o'clock. Modern poets do not receive Jus tice, says a magazine writer. Hut niaybo It's Just as well people huv en't lost all sense of mercy." turies in Mexico. Now this pure sap has been concentrated for export, and the name has been shortened to Agmel. Everybody can now have Agmel. This is fortunate for ' those men and wom en just entering middle life and for those of all ages who are being warned of danger by frequent arising at night, backache, high blood pressure and other symptoms brought on by modern ways of eating and liv- ing. Imported by The Agmel Corpora tion, New York and Mexico, D. F. ; . .Ma Ask about Agmel at drug stores and get free literature RCA Dealer Grande MUSIC CO. i nm - n ri it W if n RCAtW'Wt GO I
