La Grande evening observer., October 24, 1929, Image 5

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Five
Thursday; October 24, 1929.
si
Local News In Brief
Ketuni- I'mtH lnlfNllii Tri '.Scott i.lurti d Tuwtay fmni a
Airs. ltfitutUl I'tit-'ito has returned two wet-ks ntotur trip to iieoW
froiti :m Inlfif-iiJuK Kitstern ttlji'puft wht-ro they were piwsis . of
w hero slit visited ninny nf the ; Mr. and Mrs. Krt i-'ord. They
InrKW vnstern ehies. Jjenvinx Ntoinvd in Portland for two d-iys
Clrnnde tlto first f July rdie went , vinHinj;NI''' Kudie Van Bhh'H.
to ;t siniini"r home in Nun hern : tdster of Mrs. Snodj?ntss.
Alieltlj;;in. Following thi.s idto
ilrovt to l'hUnddplmi. a city Hh
In' hfcst fwt-nes. She also went
tx Ailitntie t'ity mid r.-ipe M;ty. Tito
first of H',pIJf,' Mrs. I'atu' re
turned to the ndddit- wvst wht-n1
Flje visited Ailriu;tM.!iK. , Otilulh,
and Cntnd Kork, N. l. -; Ueuirn
liK H Afiniiciijx-tis sho intended
the uvddiim if .Miss J .via Hull and
Mr. Mrlnald. rho.t-dtur a trip-
homo hy way pf Seattle. Mrs.
Ifaum' siojiix'd hi Portland to wit-
iH-s tho (rKn-Idlm ftMiihuH
Kittiio. She room-is that h'r trio
was v.ory i-njtynhlf. Imt that stif
fs a sm I tn la Iiomi aain.
Mi-fcniiry Society .Mteti
A well attendtMl meeiini,' nf lie
Woman's Home Missionary sm-iety
of tlfP Methodist i:pisco!inl ehuivh
was heltl at liio home of Mr-. Anna ;
Iliihi on Adams aveiuie ye-ierday
afteritoil. The meet'mfJT was open-'
ti hy Mw. K. AI. ffiekox, irest
dnt. Airs. Ruhcrl Otavk was In
ehatKO of the duvothmals whieh
vi re wry Interesilny and hc-nefi-
rial. Final jdnns were ma.le for
he st iidlmr f the uiiimal tmx lo
the 'Portland settlement center.
Airs. II. W." I.eifchlon had etiarco '', 1,1,11 "01-', " huslnew and vhdtins liamsutu
of Hie lesson, "Thi t ,rorde ) Mr- l"atU I'tfe. retiirn- f
Ways." lieintr the topic. Follow- Tuesday evening. Air, f l-Vtim PetnlteUm
iiiL' the husiness meetimr delicious i Haniioin is the hrother-Jn-law of ; v.. li. Wood,
refreshments were served hy the
hostess. ' f
'
Local Students Aethe
,)VUh studies anl srhool neliv!-
ties leemnin nrKaid;d after the,,
indents at the Pnivcrsity of Ore- t
von are aain nciiye In many af-
fairs. The sophomore; informal;
one of the principal daneos for
the year lias two I .a tlrande rep.ro-
si'iitatlves on its committees. Itill
-t'rmve will have charge of the fea-
lilies for the danee and Miss Anne
Stance will assist with the proper-
ties for the event.
liodti'iitMl to California
Air. and Mrs, Itenjamin Harrelt,
ff IJolllster, t'a!., left 'this mornini.'
aftt?r several days Isit w ith' Atr.
and Airs. II. K. Cleaver. Air. Bar- -
ret t Was very agreeably snrpriseH
w ilh tlie size of l.a Grande and Us j
Industry heiiiK very enthusiastic j
aimttt tin entire eliy and u leased
with the climate, saying that H
wns similar to th?it of hW home
Air. jtniTefi is a liotarian.
To 8alem
' J. Stearns,
went to Salem last
-hy recorder.
evening. To-
morrow he w ill attend a meeting rapidly at home following an oper- j i,mvdl WillHntsou made a hust
of the state aeeonnting committee,, i ttttott at the (rnnde Utmde Inisj.i- ; n.-ss trip io Wallowa Tu H lay.
When It will discus
uniform
counting system.' Fridfty
. ill he present at the regular
meeting of the Oregon League of
cities, lie represents ,a Grande
at hot h sessions. 1 lo expects to
return home about Sunday.
Ilcturncd to Alackey
Airs, Tom Alotiroe, of Aluckey,
Ida., relumed to her home last
owning, after a month's visit in
Kniorprlso with lp-r dattwhler Airs.
W. J. Tippett. .lean Alonroe ac
eompanied her grand mother on
this trip. Yaultm Tippett is re
turning with her grandmother and
will spend the winter with her in
Alackey.
liettirn J 'mm Trip .
Atr. and Airs. I.oi S mdgmss,
Miss Kdna Jones, and Mrs. I.eona
New -'
Winter Felt Hats
For Men
2.95-3.95-4.95
f ' 1
SK.rr uMU
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iv-
Also
See & Hear
Corpora! Ifob Ingclston
Present ing
MKRICA I NDER FIRB"
Now- I'laving
COLONIAL
ill
1 l KM
Club lo Mw!
I'veshyteiiiin Men's vlnh will
meet this evening at eVhtc-k, at
til iitime nf JtM-J Kteliitrd.-mi, lfcnl
Onk street. AH wen ? Ihr- run
riitiun a iv invited. I licet Urn f
ol'Neerx and u niviintm will be
lejitui-es.
,
Cur Stolen
A liyht roadster.
la-loriiiin Jo
Mrs. Williams, was
(Adams nvoiute, Ueuve
; le(mt, ahmjl ii;3(t o"i
Sti
i'n
on
Him and
lc yester-
lay -evenfm,'. The nciehine had not
ttllhtiuttlt officers osiif.'tcd to find
It later ia the day.
Son N Heturned
iinei i-erry , i.cirn'ii, km j ,
...... t... .U lin.-ll,,,,! '
ft i
pollee foive, enme lo Ja lira tide
last iiiMltt tii -return distort, ajied
,1" years, to home. The hoy ran
J away and was rapt ured here yes
! torday hy the loeaj police.
i
! Wrl Walls WiiHa
1 ' Haimom of Waa Wnlla
( 1 0,'m,'r' ,,r ! ' has
Mif'- 1
' - f
' Attend llomI-oiulnu;
Afrs. Altiri;;ret I.ovan, neeom-
; imnicd hy Afiss JMna Alae Wilson
and Miss Alary tionld Parsons, is
driving, to ('orvallis to attend the1
h'ejiTm Slnte hiiiiie-eotofnu this
weekend. All's, ' .Lovan will vlsll
t her son Tom ISruce, who Is a
(sophomore ;it O, S. ( this year. j
t j
i llttu Ittfornml Hinirc
j ''ho women's-leamie of the Kast-
, n Oregon Normal schoat have
pieman tiri-unements for an Infor-
mat itanee to tie held Friday even-j
Jnjr, Novemlier J. It Is under the;
irenerai supervision of Airs. Vol ma f
tinkers, president of the Jeanne
IVaetmetl AnMo
Mllian Kehtth.-rt,
daiwhter of Mr. and
fcchuhei-t of Kamela,
t2-year-o!d
?irs. c. O.
is in -iho
. l raude llonde
tfraelnre of h
hospital suffi't'lns
r rlKltt ankle. Ttte
injitVy oeenred when Hiie fell Mon-
day mornintf. She is reported to
Im- In a pood conftition,
1 " ' ,
lavp llosdtal
William Garrett Is Improving
jtal. Ot Cfadtrane is also Improv
ing at home following it major
operation. He left the Grande
I Uond
t week,
hospital the first of this
ltetuf'Ul
Yc-terlay
Jaeeh
Dohrfn, of the Guardian
Puiiding and toan assoeiatifoj,
who has hcen in Portland for sev-
oral days, returned to Grand-
yesterday.
j lwjfr fpratiou
Airs. Hilda CarKon. of Perry,
' Ore., underwent n inaji.r operation
at the Mr. Wmdei-IicU isospilM (hi.
i-. Her condition Is imported t
; hp good.
j To Spokmio
A. It. Thompson.
! Stokono Inst i-vi
of Klgin. went
idng. and will
0 m
A nstro-yauayn- richer ntraw
Ih j:tm shorn two weefci on luiid-
Tito ;t'l .
K. V. tttivw Hsui wife, Kugvito; -L.
ti. Uoetm-r. (taker: M. V. ly- H I
sher. VVu'.lw WnHw; .fr. ami Mr.
'A. H. ismith, Boisf1: Krn-st John
son. WhUowh; XV. B. Suttcn. Watht
Walla; K. Mcfiirsar. Sikan'; and
J. (. Wnmhery, Spokant aiv
amon? thost tvsistvivd at ho-t-l.
.4sd4fi (afiiriii
Miss Antu Stung' wilt assist Stan
tlronks, t-hitirinan of th Pf-nd-o.'f
coniauf.et' of the ("nivei-sity uf
Un-Koii foottKtH tt-ntu when it
ieaves nt'Xt Thmsday on its way JO
S:iUh J play I hi I'nivorsity f
Warluiij,'ion u'iim, Thfr n? niv
otlu-r members on thin vOjffmittW1.
: Ai tin litdci-i
f Uaytnona liom. I-Vank llnrson.
!tii of JosfMdi: C. i'. "f:iFAH(vr
: i;ntei-irisu; i. H- IJederttmit,
:- UotkhttrdT Mass.; ft ml K- V. ftl-
iv. rs' and wife, or Ksifi :v
;ainoi) thost ririster-d ut thf
t huU'ls .
UUi. - ImmH.tei ' '
Airs, tl, r. traii(er front Knl'r
jris4' is vKsiliiiK htv daughter, Air?.
K. Wood. Ml J or ationf a ween
This winter she will suty at t"4
hontt
Waih
of h'r daimhter.
in Pendleton.
Mrs. il
lhi: 12,0t)t Aftrs
I. ' I.. Johnson, of Pendhdon.
was in Jt (Irande yesterday -pletln?r
pureltaKe of IS.ooh iteres
of prance land In the J.ndd i-nii-
yon disj
of Portland. Wt .,
recently .n his way to Spokane
after behiK- In Ut Grande on imsi-
ff unl'ji
Trip
iiia nr hard u ltd "Carles
went hnnthtK yfsterday
retnrninsj with some,
Milo
i;oltm
morning
f InasunfH.
JVuih lltmtiaatffi
ny-
rhai
irlOB Wells, of
Uuntiimion, urrived last nlht to
sj(eiid :i few days with her mo
ther. Airs, G. K. Walker.
lictitittcft 111UIC
Mrs. J. C. tJnllin
reinrned lo
; Ui Grande recently from Portland
;aitd Sislem wtor
;vi.-itj!R friends.
she has hcen
litinttctt Condition
j. j. itroomfh Id s condition is
- reported to ho improving. He is
iH-..ff,.Htisc from a svere hnrn to
his 1-,
l-Voin i:Jj;h.i
m,-s, K. C. Gettlntfs and damctt-
iJoroihy from Kltrin were In l.a
Gmtide yesterday
j
' (iusJnes; Trill
- t . -
Improving
Airs,KranI; I lea vis Is reported
to he itttprut ittf? from an itiu'-ss.
rt Callforcda
Airs. .Jim Welch of Slot l.aKe.
and Airs. Henry Winn are leaving
' '
r Catffortiia vhere they will visit
latives. '
THE SMOKE SCREEN THAT
KEEPS OUT THROAT DANGERS
C r, :.. t:, m
Better tobaccos make them smoother and better , . . with "not a
On yrmr Rojin, OLD COLO PAI'I, WIIITEMA? HOUR. Pant K'kttnaaa. (!, 111. mn(.I . !, nay 1i.l.r,
fi. .Vo, IO0C r. 0. 3i'f 0U Cat tiut Vitl U, Uf taut Xtujwrr 10-1S-29
Hero Ystrlay
.Mrs. "Uod" TiQriqr, of
lrii ws in I .a tnnd
day.
Karl t'onde Has hn in t-rt
Uraodv far .wrai days on blisi-
R.
Mrs. V, U. It trues
visitor m I-i Unni
yestir:ay. .
l lViti'ti
;. S. Marine fs in VmSI-to
ihtH wtM'l; en I nisi
ttt liusiiKo
A loisiR1 ralhT In I -a framli
loduy from I'orituud is .
Cttat'ltcitt. Ktfcnal ensln-M-r of the
O. W. li. K. ami K.
Ojieratlmt Yettrtj
Mrs. K. li. VlillN M J.a flrjinde,
underwent : silim 4perasitn ye-s-
tt-rday
morniitK.
Ilmmnrd t W'nrU ;
Jaek Hrttdholm has retnrned to
his work as ralHvay eh-rk after
several days ahseiiee In Portland.
Arrlved Yesterday
V. W. tJrady, of AValta AVatta.
arriveii in 1-a fmde Wflnesdry
on hnsiness, i
t h IJitfin
IfolWn Amtslron'. of J'oriSand.
is in liirande, (tn'.htisincss.
injurs
Airs. Hay Price has heen iil
home for several d:iys.
From ln4de-
Cap Tutile was in I -a ivaiulr
yesterd.ty on h ttsin.es from tmtder.
.
,
i-vum J'ove
Alrs. liorlcren, uf Cove, was hi
fi tlrande on husmess Wotiuewhtv,
;
From .Joseph
Mrs. ludley teel was In 1-a
Grande recently from Joseph
Hew Vcstrxlay
Airs, y.tl Saline, of llllsftttt, was
in i.a .-Grande Weinesiia'.
Ingleston Speaks
' At High School
; lioh InKh'sion. here w ith a world
war umif spoke to the- study nt nouy
of the Ui tJrande high school this
morning alwnt thf reasons for
peace among nations, from the
standpoint ut a veteran -of the
world's hrrgfst war, . He explained
why war was terrihie from the
views of one who has wxpeeieneed
Hy hat ties and Injuries.
Air. Iimieston spoke ai tin- Jiot
ary elnh yesterday,
WAR
AL
SAY
sf
It
Sr
Presbyterial In
Annual Session
At Eldn Church
the wymxitm if the t,r'5it4an
sftirrio tht' annwat fall tMt
IkK of lilt tr.nii liondv jiesUy
tertat whieh was held for the first
time in the Preshytertan ehtire-h of
Ktpin with alwi i pertns at-"
td(ff from K!uitu RUer ami iM
tcrnnd. Amt - Ktt dd tnmi
this eity.
The jmorninw was hwnt harins
ix0orts f the vartoim nr.-sfytertal
ft"!eers ol'"wh(eh then ww 3S.
snirinjj ih afternoon wwrat
sloul nuitiherst wt-pt prsetttwl hy
Atrs. tleom i:i-hard?MH. Mr. I.
Morgan and Airs. AvaiU of KlsUn.
Mrst J. K. WHi,!t and AtiV. Wstter
tartKntvt had charge ( tit de-
votionnl srvh-es.
The HM'ffsiH'i-H from K ufti sex-V' .l
a dtltttet' tti'thost attenUK
DENTAL HOARD
RADIO - ESSAY
TALK SUNDAY
A local eommlHee for the inds
Ittjf of county essays Ik the ttvjfOti
dental hoard radio essay mtest Is
heiitK clifjsen and wlK consist of
local dentists and persons fv&ui the
Ht-hocds. They will judge ejtys
hottt froiii hitzh sehotd and the
srades Is Fnion ronnty. Koxt
Kundny at 4:15 oVtack C. A. How
a,rd, superinten.hnt f iiWi in-
f-trnetiom will hroaileanl Informa- ,
, vion. reuardinK the eoatestf Kvery-
one iterestetl may mat mm
' listen tf his talk. t
. WojlhwhHe itrto'K are helK
awarded, ?r. first, ft second. $
third, aurt ?tt. rurth. besides a
fKinner Riven to the schools tlie
sHidents represeiu, luformatiott.
has a. so hcn tetwn tH troKh:
the schools to the sHnlents. ; ,
Boys Eligihlle For
Scout Merit, Badges
Nine hoys passed tests fw the
: final rheekinK for tS merit isjideH
htxi nihi at the hoard of review
held Itt the cha miir of commem?
offices with W. Jthmner and
iJeyiiohls examining.
Two isoys, Carl Coleman and
Kuan MarHn, hoih passed tests for
four ImdKes, and the f olhm hwf
fHtcd refptt rem cuts for one nr nxre
Imdes last evening: vrl Inmhan.
Aiavion iteynolds, Char V KrMc
Ktin, Wdrcea- tameretK Clatre
ARCADE
" Davs Startins: Sunday
NCR 5BOTH6BJ
OPISf NT
JOLSON
it
IT WITH SONGS
DAVEV LEE
C renter Tlian
"Tlie Singing- Fool"
WHY RISK SORE THROATS ?
No one h-.ul ever heard of a "Goufthless" cigarette
until Of,i) (;()(,) came . . . Barely three years ago this
smoother and hotter cigarette was introduced to the
nation. Its clean, ripe and better tohaeetm gave smok
ers new throat-ease. No rasping. No coughing. And
it won a national following. It made millions of friends
t
, , . Why not sample its honey-like smoothness and it
wonderful (favor? Change to Ol,l ;1.1S. Play safe
with your throat.
Thm;iw. K-Kvln tit 'lass, and Arlhtfrf
Suffttu '
n.KKK max norr
nAKt;ii, Ore., Orf. $ A!
A. Uutlt dsje, Injured hy a fuU
im? Jos at the stoddnni f.Hralwr
ciii4pHy nuint h-rv y'stej-tny,
died: tit it hKjd(al ttcftt nijtt. Uhi-
hdKe. Wh is -M. Hlt'(il irrefe-
en rtirhi le nnd arm. iJ is sur
vived hy ttt.A wid&r aiul infani
danrht-r.
I John AiPNah t Fffnnmesd I
iijiifis;! In I hi prMhhh-. !
forfetwent machinery lt last
part of the appointee's nutf tKir- f
rU nn omJnns sis:st i. - '
"As One Business
Man Another-
Ha (Gratibr Katuutai
"lorlj'-fIn Yir of Krfcmltjf
' Service"
Store No, IS
Men's Leather Coats
8.95 -.10.90 - KWO
of genuine horsehiile f!i
melton lined. Two Kick
ets ami wind proof at
justitble cuff.
s
f
! "Cy IN THB Wltf , Jyj
- . -
4
cough in n carload
!u l r. M,, lain Kt.ntarJ tlm
I Now Piayinr J 81 U P X i
I - Eddie PeaWy . TAl,o J
11 ti Ltri
: 1
IOW with greater values than ever
Ik-Cow, with (irtus xwer -nith beautiful
new models, with the famotis CildCtn
trtwithneelianieal parts oikIukcmI, unit
with safes greater than at any time i the
history of the Company, Frigiddirc Cur
Kration Rnnounces ... a
smait casit
payment
puts ani Frigifloire
in ffonr home . . balance
ia suit yoar convenience
it
You need Frsgldisire and you need it now. For yon
can! trust the weather to safeguard food. It is first too
warm then too cofsl. And today you can call at our
f-howroom, pick out any household Frtgidatre you
want, and have it delivered to your home for a special
small cash payment. You can begh at once. to enjoy
all the pt iceleiw advantage of the new Fruid;dre.
You get the famous Frtsjidake "Cold Control that
enable you to speed the freejJng of ice cuhes, &dad
and desserts. You get die extra-powerful Frigutfcure
compressor that makes the "Cold Control" practical
and efficient. You get striking heauty in finish and line.
' You get st refriucrator with the mechanism com
plefely enclosed away from dttst nd dirt. Ytt get
value tftut only Frfgtdatrc can gt"t.
Decide to have Frigidaire now. End ait the trouhtc
of uncertain refrigeration this winter. A special email
cash payment is alt you need. And you can pay the
balance to su!t your convenience a you FriRtdaire
pay for itself. See u aloiit this special irffcr today or
phone for our representative. .
FRICIDAES&E
MOtti: TB.tX A StttLIS -V USB
JESSE ROSENBAUM
New l(itfy triflg, a fltande
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
linker. Ore,
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