La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 25, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, October 25, !)&).- LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Five Local News In Brief Local Soldiers ": Y Shown In Film t)f War Scenes Gasser "In Burns HKlli,r,l nt HnlH , llif-nvfrlntr i x U AIolHnuf-r. Wrnoniu;."; Miss lYcsfni Wells will prnhuhly FianecH lm:iln, 1 infer; Unirh wll- 1 ivtnrn to hm Jack Allen Supply wn: Jscpli; A. ZonOVll, orviilll.-4;'J company in a few rliiyj. Yi'stor f. JJ. Kvans. Haki-r: K. 1). t Mark,' - day whs the first day she hftH been IJond; Mr. and Mrs. .). K. Jensen, j mi t sim-e she was l onflnoil with Bpokaiu; W. ". Itufer, HpoUano: j diphtheria, Oct. 'J. i Ri. Sfi. ThomaH, Walla Walla; ) SleKe.in. Walla Walla: V. U Van : To Curt nil)! Water, linker: and Italph Jen Ken. Spokane, iiro union;? th.tse registered ;l Inrnl lintels. Mr. and Mi'H. C'hnrle.M Ueynohls left thin tnornitiK on I heir -way to CnrvuHi.s where they will attend lionieeominK' at Oregon State pol lojye. ' VMtW Here Mi'H. lOinnia Mason, of raid well. Ik vlnlthiir wllh her nieee and nephew, Mrs. .Mamie Itohbins and lien1 I'roin Hot fnke ' f II. I.. Winn, hfu ber, . has' fcoM hit H?mp at Hot Lake, where In has bien for the punt three years, mcvini; to I. a (Irande, where he It helnnlntf work with lien Noyej At the 'O. K. Imrher shop. I lis Hot I laker. tyf' who hu KOin to California ! -. lA visit her daughter, will return 1 AitIwnI TIiIh Morning In La Grande In ahont h month. ! IMilh Kale, of I term 1st on, Ih in Mrs. Winn recently resigned a pn-t Ia t! ramie flu hnslness today nr- (iilon afl housekeeper at Hot Lake. ' riving here this morning on No. E i4. 1 UU' Holel j f. 1'. ( Mrf'.avnek. Walla Walla: j To Inri1iuit1 Marry A. Wells; Spokane; .1. it, . Mrs. J. J. l'enrwm left last nijrht leKntyre, IMillndelphla : Klhel I!. i on her way to I'orlland where he hill. Walla Walla: W. A. Dun-j will visit her daughter. Delorls. liar, ' Semite;-Mrs. li. 1!. MaKrnder. who Is a teacher at Lincoln hltfii Mittskanlne; IT. Priest. . Walla 'school. (Valla : 1. t Sehafer, Rak'-r; !. W. I - . Mack, noise; A., 1M l-My and famr ' Stfipitcd Hn-e lly. New York are lifted at loi-'al ! Jco Ailler. of Via k or, stopped In dot-" ' l.:v (irande yesterday on' hlrt re :V ', '' ' ,1iirn from a husinofrt (rip to l'ort- 'i'liuly 111 ' lit lid and Seattle..' ' Mrs. Jurk McCarthy is reported lit he hi rlously ill at the linine of fiolns: (o T'orllanil ti-:r. nephew, Itay 'Walker, In P6rt-j Miv. ('.race Kuller and Mrs. Ida land. I Iff daughter. Mrs. ltioee UutledRe nre Koinir to Portland to MeAlllHterV her son Walter, and;nlf,'ht. While there they will visit her brother, Hud Trusdah-. were 1 Lou Fuller, Mrs. Kuller'. won. j-nt for yesterday, and !-ft ' hy j ' tiiotor Insl niKlil Qt their wny to Work's Trip t'ortland. Huhert M. Anderson will leave A llKVIl'AV The orfichvl world war tunvln? ph-tnre no whelnj; shown nt tlie I'olonial theater. I proving of pan. ii'Ular interest to La Grande pen- i inr. The iT-astin mr tins ts mat ! many of the pieturos taken near the hospital oeeupied hy the La Crande hospital ti nit near the from, and In some of the fi tus loeal hoys, including Jesse V. An drews, are recoffuixed. . Tin picture Is helntf shown with an iiecnmpanyiutf lecture hy Cor poral linh IntfU'ston. one of the eanlcranien at the front hack In l;US, and is said hy 'local tlienter Koes to he the hest film of this Kinu ever exhlhited herft. Corporal hiijleston has talked be fore the Itmary cluh ami tho hlh school s'.iultiiils durlns' his stop here. 1 p.s j ill i if? xi .t, that the erith-Rcatne closer lo KtiessinK the order if the pen - nant raee finishes than th-y did In ' ppedietinw the piteherx Alack would start In eaeh world's seri name The experts "had fivi chanet s tit trm ss who ft : would he and miss.-d litem nth Kven the Cubs wer.' not that badly oulitaessed. ' Itoh Weaver had ended a hmtf reimi al tho head of lit." Sum h erri California as.oeiallon of the amateur athl.tle union. Weave r told tmi nt Did Monte (hut he frit It won time ur him to iet others handle the reigns, nnd do some or the worry) m? he has shouldered In the past decade or so, His suc cessor is Leslie A. Ibnry, national chairman Of I he A. A. II. track and field commlileK who, has Jumped nt once Into plans for hrinlnK the National elrtmpion--vshlps to Los Anto-hs In I1U0 and holdliiK them on the nlKht of, July -1 in the blu coliseum. The Soutn i em California city turned out 0. iomo to see paavo Xirrmi run ami believes It can do holier than that fur tl'.e nationals, espeeially for i an evening'. Intitrad of matinee ; performance. '""BODIES MARK PLACE WHERE 54 PERISHED (Contlnuo terlngr a - hospital here In Decern her, after an InflueiiKa at tack, who remained mentally aetlv Tforn PftKft 1 ; the trat-edy. j The ( I rand Tru nk eommodnre jut. Milwaukee, Capt. Charls A! Mi j Laren, said his rnmpany welcomed i "any invest Ration that may he ; made into the unfortunate affairs,"' and added "my company would not knowingly take risks either with the lives of its employes or with Its property." Mii .it s i )Ki:i;o Mi:iHtHil, Ore.. Oct. 2fi (AIM John MIIJus, pitcher for the C!ii velahd team of the Anierlean h-a-Kc. arrived In the elty for a fish htK trip, t.on Konescn. recently voted the most valuable player ami first baHemnu of the same tentn will Join hint tomorrow. ! lan J. Gould , , r,.i I'hitiiiuiHH K uy fft(uit Here's it fiifiie that proves hilngitu In t'.us well Isn't ulwnys protittthlu -This ouo, near Oklahoma City caiuht lite (is It blew In, and run wet r 1- of approximately SMUHiij U Its owners before the blaze was e tUiK'tUhed hy "shots" of fcm , i poumls ot nitroglycerine. r fir'd tin Ktin when Pnddnek ehnrned up worth's record on the He was a bad in k spirit In inal-.inAT Los Anch's one ff the Kreat st of all tract; and field cen-.iert;. Mrs. Elmira Goodhue Passes Away Today NORTHAMPTON. Mass.. Oet. I A P A little old lady who went to the white house In lHl!l to see her son -In -law Inaugurated presi dent has found release from two years; Illness. Iler daughter, Mrs. Calvin CoiMldge. was at tho bed vide whenMhe end came early last : night. of sturdy Ncv- Kngland slock. M rs. Illiniia Ooodhue remained intensely Interested In the lives of her distinguished kihsfnllt. She spent two months at the white house after the Inauguration." Kn- - ! despite : the' Infirmities of; tllbess' - and old okp. H!ie was so years Seattle Wants It, And Pays A Premium : Meadow Harvest commands a premium on the Seattle Meadow Harvest commands a premium on the Seattle .market why? Naturally there is a demand in the larjfe cities "for butter that is better and certain dis- eliminating people are willing to pay A higher price for it. Hero in La tirande housewives can buy Meadow Harvest at no advance in price . . . try a pound to- b day at nil dealers. ' ovntiliti' nti hlM v:iv tn Knuonn. 1 Vfll Allcml rHithnll finiiii" JHr .il:ins to iclurli ()i last of next 4. Mr. ami Mi'H. r. w. imiikiioi- I wook. Nim-torn twi-nty-iiliu- will . po tlowii as one or tlto toiiKln'Ht r.:itn palnK tho oxporlj i-vor oxii.TliMit-- cl. Mawball was the Mlfifi st liooin- : ,,, p,.," to finish 'ami l-illiir for Iho oi'ttical hhM-rviM'H artutiiiv iliil. mippos.-.! (n oro.iiy th. i l fl. ypsli-nlay morning on thoir i'iiy lo . Portland rtcootnpanioil hy Sirs. ' (Inowi .Marks. Thoy intnml to visit his molhor for n day or bvo, utid plan lo willies tlie O. K. f?..hhltio foothall Knlno litis woi-k-nml Vit -('oi'Vallis. Tln-y will rc-tu-n t lie first of tioxt wfolr. iitt'l'lnu' Niii'st'S Ti'alnhiK: t .miss i.os v.w I ts lortvlitR this f Kali, tjiorlllim' Iravolilnjr hy staito on hir Z.irhrlrli Hay to.l.os Anirnlrfl whorp sho wilt nti r llilrsi a training at tin' t.os Hw ltcrcntly who ar olttposls ciosp. to Iho "dope" on the "l-Voil-hox" Or whatr;vor oho cuvoh to call tho ihsiilo sifuation. 1. chU-awo t'nhs 2. I'iltshui-Kh lirnli'S t V..u- 'n.-lr lll.itilt) Hut somebody crossed them tip nt 4; H( , Q rui,tinIs at tlie flnl5h. The' boys made a bad sKuesa from the outset when the consen :us of some CO hasi'ball writers . . i,n.,u),,i mo 'major IcaKtie circuits Client I'Yom Haker i pooled their opinions and came Mrs. Y. A. Zurbrh k had as her j ,i)t xvM a oonsensns favoring the Kiiest this week. Mrs. Kloyd Jom. Vniili.H lo make it four siraiubl . M I'M, Jones and Mrs. ;ltll)l th). (jianls to make It an All ure sisters. . I v..,.- l.e. ,..i..u Instead of a ibway ride, the . ' . f,,l, " Arrived Keren! ly Cajttaln and Mrs. XV. 11. Jackson, of Seattle, who are tho now Sal vation Army offirers for l-a (irande have arrived In this city. Ltjfrelen County neral hospital.! ai tttt n.ivl.iN Rtnddurd l..ii.. t i..i. ....t a' tt.,i She plans to stop f S tcVamenlo ! fPnm li:iUn. w,.r0 ln i. (Jrande ! Ml.,;ravv were on the sc ne. vlih tn visit .Mabel Mover, who is in ; Wednesday evening. their Khost-wrilers. -.but ..Uity only Vr". " ' Ul,h ri"",r,y . action they wot was In S lYoni Ibiblci i.ft Ycsioiilay Mr. and Mrs. V. Vho J Mrs. I'rice, of Imbler, was in i f Irande yesterday on business. wot was in tiRhtinq ilhelr way lnlo the press-box atL ho have. fcicajaweu Inn for the months left yesterday. Mr. J. Applesnte. j made their home at the vi-iiim- m- if.j . . jtast few Ah.A in.i Kbert. of Portland. Apple-ii!S in 1., (j,.n',in vIkIi itiir her sister. ante, contractor for the (. V. It. II. ; Lin.,K ij0(l.tter. p.nd N. fs Kojtit,' to his headquarter? i iU Spokane, w hile Mrs. A ppleKatN p,vm ivmiletnn - -lll spend the winter tn' l.-s An-j JnHP!)h ward is. In Ui (irande f4'''' .. i from Kcndletnn ahd will be hern 3 ft 'itfor'',Vw'at dnsi; o1JiustiMiiiH. This Morniim it Tim JteV. II. H. riamlllon. of ! floise, "h-rt La (Irnnde this tnoriilnc I fen his way to Itolse, chleairo and; fether points. Kn route he will j -tuop In Ontario. In about " two1 Vei-ks )w will return to lulnnd f'lty wht-re he Is condta'tin a teacher's training class. t lerc Frvtm Portland I Mrs. T. (i. Ilantz it in l.a Orande for several days visiting her bas eband. She arrived X ednesday . Jivenin and will remain the rest W-this week. Mrs. Hantz Is ilv Jiirf in I'ortlnnd where their ehlld ien are attemlltip school. Philadelphia. . . . " : - The Chicago Cubs w ore the first ehyieo of nearly half the experts, (1, so that tiny may claim n moral victory in the Ka lional , league sel.-etions luil only K n out of (16 had the vision lo nee "the Athletics as American .b a guo. champions, let ;nlono- world's champions. Kxaclly .t:( pieked the YankecM to repeat and now wish' .it hey Iw4rt -f . . ,, I U11U1 tJVl!ii.lTlriiV I l I 1112 Jefferson Ave. .- Main 122 1 ... Creamery No. 51 ,:, '" spent two m..i.ti.s at. .ti,.. wmwwMwMmyjmMM Applirants for civil servlee pnsl- house nitrr tne iniumnnuion. ; jxmmitrmt?Mrt.,.r tions in Massaehusetts are asUeil. j - 1 ' ' " " " J" f . u nat is a M-auui i.ei s see now -,Bnpm mii. iim g ahont all . we Know ts that H nas,B ' - y- ' 1 soinetlilllK lii ilo Willi a has.-liall. 1 '. . m Kan.o. . ,1 !''SV MWZ JA A "' how they Titers Are Otlttrl " I t!Qi' M g g 3 M M EfJ I 1 I I- "1 "ln" is ""' ") ""')' 9 Btw 3 mJ&W'r I . g;:-.M,hM.si,,,,,i I . QflPMSl VTCH Konrth "Is-.that your ear, sir?" I BBS R'BOr CJffSi! J.-J, I 1 .11 . I 5. 1'hlla.lelphi.i Seventh' "Ves why?" , . 1 - Sf fit 8f yV-WTF IP1 F''"'-" i a. Iimoklyn llohlnn Hlxlh , "Well, would yer mind nie slltin' I B B B -S H W T&Ol 'tf 1 ''it P rf" 7. Cllielnmili Iteds Kirtll. In II for tin hotir? lwanlter: S B OL iiL ftM'-I";M It1! I M s: Jtostim llraves Klttlilli : kid a eouple of )uls." lOvery- I , MB m '4J M1-,'J!;I. J . ' i hotlv's Weekly. 'B !iyvi':?it,' " l?i-."v ! Order of VllllHll I'leked, . 1 M TBST. 'SIJWtf&z-Mmn ' N. V. Yankees Kli-.tt j 'I'hen you say that Ihls H jorf f0fl t3 ' ' feSnpnl 1. ' j, ' , fleveiand Indians 'sixth. "as drunk'.' I M 'gfr -aftl ii PBfl! PS ' I SSr.nnl Lk'A 1 Ki. I.ouls llrowitH ' 'I'lilrd Witness: 1 do not. I Mmiily wihl iB . "4 ' 1 Hrrl- .1. lilJlllJ m'KM i - - " ' , .'irih- that he sat In his rar'lor Hint-H : ' '-liW:, 'J ffl !,J fSS4,, KWr . '' I lien-oil I Itrers I'ourill nilirs.lll iroill Ol an exeavauun m -56- 'ir M 4)-:i MUil-vv ' I'lileiiL-o While Kox Seventh waltlnir for the linlil tn turn itree'i. B , WNr.JK?jfeU:Av ' '. . ' I !Let This New Hutch Store Take Care of. I Your Weekend Needs i I Annie Diimiiliiift' -'--K'c Pineapple Hulls --.-'.. 30c I 2;ie Ciiumiiioii Uolls P :.;c Let It Rain Let It Storm Wo have rain coats and storm coals. ' For boys of fiirls lints to match NORTON'S IvII)I)Y SIJOP 'htirsdny Julius KMsher, of Alleel, was In I,a (irnnde yesletday. Hero 1 Mrs I'rniii Ifcrmlston j I). It. Thomas of llermision ar rived in l.a (Irande today on Inisl-nes To Attend Fmieml Edison Relnrns To West Orange WKST ORANCK, N. Oet. 2G (AT) Thomas A. Kdlson Is hack from Dearborn full of pep. On arrival he slapped the engineer and fireman of the train on the 3 fru M.. DliolihHii, nrtnAinminWi.l !l-y Totr. Huekman. of l.a Orande, ! nH pho i;rapher In tho :,wero to leave hero today fur West- ! '"' , 11 -linff-r eap. f. ln OreKon to attend the funer:,'. ! Poooit for a pietttre and spoke Into -servlees of her aunt. Amanda i n"- had u K'od trip - A very f;ou nip. iienr.v nim Woodioek. who passed Monitor, Ore. at ' It; all rlBht." TwhiK. .Mill, h- .lam'-s MeKaditen, of fleveiand. Jliss l.ois N.-lson. Rophomore nt j "r,i" (ini, I 1UIIM IU Ji'llll Ull tl r-iM" bonrd for five dajs and five hours the I nlvt-rsily of fr con this year, t rrilf.r.,a 1m Oin Mnninit'ii full l. tnis tournamrnt and will piny : H""" h' "O" r r"lln' 10 "),l,n "'' her first tnnteh with flrare Walll I wl"'- s-1"- tiometlnirt hefore ti'-vt Tlmrsd SUM ) NOW PLAYING Dancer fz Acton, r iV'IHAM ft Jr ConiinK Saturday HAWK otkmuLS AJIene Hayi Walter Miller I I I ore's '.lieu- he Hires were llimi llllll III M II HI llll' Ml I 'II II Milium II M III Mil MIHIWIHII IHI IIIM1 1 1 l-.Vl T-?r-r..!-JL.'r"-.l --- - - - ----- J - - r--:r- H nn iimi wroiwwHta iiiniiiiiw iajiwim.l i I M M Mill 111 M llll MUTT " mmmut i,' - H Ml u TIOK h washer! in n 1 ' 9 Apple Diimiiliiig Nut I Ami, lots of nuts American Nut Coffee Cake ... Apple Kinjis Mutter Horns Turnovers -- 'Dim i'h n'ii Is'1 '.....:'.'.:.'.'.l....:'.,.'.'.....,.,:r.:.. ...Klc ...2.ic ...arte ...2.-c ... .r)C DUTCH MAID K'H CRKAM' Given first prize at Wash infiton State Dairy Meet at Pullman ilade. Wc'' l fKht Ij't'-foro 'your "eye's. " Price per tUarl ( ;.50c- DUTCH TREAT' Our ScrumptioUK Cake DoiiK'lmuts, doz Will try to have enough this weekend lo take care of tho trade. Fresh apple pies, like mother iscd to make,.... Hutter-Nut Bread always a trout ' Thrills, excitm(;iit and Ac tion crowded into a picture you'll lonjr reniemher with pleasure. Now Playing "AMERICA UNDER KIRK" I'HM.llli'rl hy CorpnraJ Inglcston "rm: in ki: sti.th on U'.lillliu llnlltr THE NEW "WIND UP AT THE WINDMILL" McClay's Grocery NOW $.00 $J.OO The Store ot Quality, Service & Economy Phone Main filu Gi-crei'lcM Fresh Pi nit and Vetretaliles Pastries Chili Con Carne 29c Meats No. 1 Cans 2 For PER MO. OCTOBER ONLY Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company WASH TIIK THOR WAY Jolly Time Pop Corn 27c 2 I. lis. For Powdered Sugar 27c 3 Mis For .. Hulk Head Rice 23c 3 M.s For .. 0 Warrington Clams No .1 Tall Cans Per Can :. 29c ('olden Age Products .Macaronic Spejrhelti or Noodles Double Size 1'ackane 2 for 25c Oval Sardines ,Must;ird 29c In Tnimitti -Sauce 2 Cans . Pancake Flour Alders larjfe pkg. 1 Pk 24c B and M Baked Beans 45c Two Cans Cabbage Pur Pound " sy , Pound OL Royal Club Coffee 3 Hi. can ?l.B8 I lb. Peanut Mutter .35 Value All For ....$2.03 $1.65 Syrup Aniaizo Butterscotch S: 53c Lettuce 3 Large heads for 25c Apples Winter Mammas 5 His. for 19c Oranges Size 288's A r 2doz '..-:40C, &-:V'f hi"- Sy.-, . fx,-.