Monday, October 2S, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Five
liocal News In Brief
' I'otir Marring' Mtvnsefr
Saturday l hero woro four tnar
riiiKf lict'iisrs isauiMl. Thiw, other
than the one to Kloyd Hurry and
Km ma, ('hundlor, which waa pre
viously announced. David 1- Cook
and loris Wilson of North J'ow-dt-r;
Luster Miller, Pleasant Val
ley, and Ida Hunter of ove, and
lialph Widelt and Mat- Co.se of
Kl;;in all received imirrliiKO U
eeiiHi'H laBt week.
! Ret it moil Hume
Mrs. J. A. Homing returned to
( her home in Unifies this mornlns
.after undergoing a tonsil opera
tion at the Grande Ronde hospital.
Vlslilnit Near IliWrard
Mr. and Mrs. John Vunrterpool,
cif Portliind, are visiting at tho
fylome of their dnunhter. and her
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
JJartmesx, near llllgard. Mr. Van
d"'i'mul is recovering from a severe
illness and will probably bo there
for several weeks.-
Attending Supremo Court
Georgo T. Cochran, Colon Khor
hard, H. J. Green and Robert
Kakin are attending supreme court
at Pendleton today.
In (.'ood Condition
Miss Ciruce Hendricks 1ft report
ed to he in a good condition at the
Grande Ronde hospital following
an operation. .
In Port In nd
Miss Madeline I -arson of tho
Kasti-rn Oregon Normal school in
in Portland today attending a con
ference of tho health education
directors held by the state board
of heaUhl She will return to
morrow. !
Relumed "Lust Xlghl
With the report that flowers In
jffiyton, Wash., were unmarred by
frost :md as pretty as flowers were
here about a month ago, Mrs. i. M.'
Jloyt returned last night from a
visit with relatives In Dayton.
Jlewntly Married
R. . I. McKennon and Velmn
Krnnklln were recently married in
Raker. They are living tn a home
on First street.
Returned to Portland
M is. T. ti. liantii returned to
Portland last evening aTter visit
ing here for several days. Her
(Mi il glller,
operation Si
Ii;)tm
fMniKhler. Mary, underwent an
ilperation Sunday for acute appen-
t iMisual Scarf
Mrs. I,ytlia T,un tit, of Cove, was
in I. ii Grande Saturday. Her
(laughter has sent her an unusual
and beautiful silk scarf from
Knypt.
Returned
M iss Kdna Mae Wilson and
Mrs. Margaret Lovan have return
ed front their week-end trip to
Corvallis. Miss Mary Gould Par
sons, who accompanied them, is
i I'uialhing ill The Dalles with her
mother. She plans to return to
I-a Grande in about three weeks.
Visiting Hero Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Metzler, Mrs.
Sally Metzler and Hon Jack were
visiting relatives in 1-a Orande
Saturday. They were from Raker.
Relumed Last Week
M r. a n d M rs. Fra n k Joh nson
returned last weekend from a trip
to Seattle. They have been gone
for about a week.
Returned Idist Wwk
T. A. Peers returned Friday
night from Portland. . ,
Hunting Trl
Hick Copsey returned yesterday
from a hunting trip . to Ontario. .
In Iji iraml(- Tot lay .
Henry lteed from Mlnam is In
La Grande today.
On Itnsiness .
' H. I-. Hess is in Portland for
several days on business.
From Klgln - ' "
George Harris 'of Klpin is, In
Grande today. '
Fishing Trl
Lloyd Davidson went fishing on
the Wallowa river Sunday.
' WELL, EVERYBODY .
JUST -MAKE YOURSELVES
AT HOME!-
r,nonues; I VJfcU, 1 GUESS
:,mjk t.- c.r iuf
Ad HOME.'. 1 T-N vjwr,t" ' ww - NtAK iru TJME. ,
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HE VJAY THEPEOPLE DO T .- '
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6 1 TOE HEAD Of me
... LSX TW3LE IU NOT
-AMD THE WAY I'lS BEIH3D0WE. BY SOME $ERvAklT5 OF THE EQPLV'
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NORMAL SCHOOLS
PLAY TIE GAME
Conttnued from Page 1)
Ground Broken For Fina Arts Building at University of Oregon
kteam could have seored on their i
foiirth attemnt. . j
Goaeh CJoinn look ineiiiherH
of his KMUad to J.ewision. lenviiiK f
here ahout noon Kriday hy luis.
The tamad ri't urned y est evda y.
Small (Vwd
Th0 Kiuo. althoiiKh Ttayrl .he
fore n small erowd. wjik one of the
hest on the l.nwiston Krhliron thin
yer.r, with both elevens idayhm
an exeellent hrand of hall tlurluK
the majority of the jrame.
lAtvejoy, fullhnek for; I.Wislon,
equaled ltust In punihiK n was a
threat throuKhout the KiUne; hove
joy, running most of the' plays
over a 208-pouiul l.ewlstou taoklo,
scored the Idaho touchdown.
Mast Orepon scored In the third
quarter, after trailing since the
opening period. Hunt convert his.
As a matter of fact, l.ewi.ston fail
ed in convert, hut an Mast- oieon
offside made the point .count.
During the name several drives
hy Im Grande were stopped either
hy Tumbling or hy a penalty. In
the second quarter the tocnts took
tho hall on their -10-yard line and
worked It to T;viston' 1 U-yard
lino in 10 plays hut a 15-ynrd pen
alty for holding and a five-yard
for offside lost the hall. In the
last half I.n Grande recovered a
penalty on Lewiston's J .If -yard line
liut tho referee's whistle hlew he
foro the play l'inishevt, and the .
Idaho team retained the .hull..
Tho stalrtlrt'? Tfn . for'list
Oregon was: Wukeluun.' left end;
Crawfi rd, left tnrkle; Trwin, left
guard ; IloiK'hens, center; Posiy,
right guard; Burger, right tackle; j
i Sarrett, right end; Hougery, left ;
half; Devaney, right half: McOully,
(iiiurterhuck; Heard, fullhack. Suh
st it ut ions were: Price for Wake
ham. Garden for Price; Young for
Crawford: Hrown for Irwin; Hust
for Uougery; Sullivan for Devaney. i
Coach Qulnn a:viouncrd today .
thai a game with Whltii:a:i college 1
at Walla Walla has been sched
uled for Saturday, Nov. 2 and that'
Monmouth Normal Hchool will be
hero on Nov. 1 ft. The proposed
game with Columbia university ut
Pendleton Armistice day has failed
to materialize and efforts are being
made to schedule another game.
C. Gignoux Dies
At Portland Home
POKTLAND, Ore., Oct. 2S
Charles C. GigMioux, 4S, died sud-,
denly early Sunday at his homo,
771 Halsey Htreet. He hud been
supervising tho Cnion Pacific exhibit-
at the Pacific International
Livestock show Saturday ami
seemed In good health. .
- Gignoux was assistant supervisor
of agriculture lor the 1'nton Pa
cific in the Portland office, where
ho had been for three , years." lie
came here from Salt Uike City,
where he had previously been
wit ii the sunn company. Glg
noax's homo was in St. Louis,
where his parents live.
Itrsides his widow. Nila Gig
noux, he la survived by a dtittgh-.'i
tor, Mm. Seofficld DeLouK of
Herkoley. Cal.; a brother, Alexis '
Gignoux of Honolulu, T. H., and
hi parents.
Mr. Gignoux was well known In
l.a Grande, having appeared her
several times before local civic or
ganizations during ids frequent,
visits to tliis city.
Apple Statistics
The Huldwin apple wns raised
near Lowell, Mass., about 3750. Tl-e
Jonathan nnd Northern Spy were
grown In New York, the Grimes .
Golden in West Virginia nnd the
Maiden Klush In various places be-,
fore 1S00. The Ked Astrticlmn wita
Imported from Russia In 1SI15, the '
Homo lienuty wns grown In Ohio
by 18 IS, the Stuymiin Wlncsnp np
penred In Kansas In 1S00 and the .
Utilclous In town In 1SU..
About Ourielves
The training of the mind, like
tho cure of the garden. Is surely not
the work of n single day, but rather
a mutter of constant vigilance.
BlEYENS'VAW ENGELEN CO I
MEN'S
Part Wool Shirt
Khaki or Grey
$1.45
J tcliiriHil Satimia'y
The Hev. and -Mrs. It. T.. Put
nam and two daughters and Mr.
and 'Mrs. G. W. lloherts returned
Saturday evening from Salem
where they have been for abuut a
week.
AVorking Near l-'loin
AVI Ma mCondlt Is working near
Flora for the telephone' company
where he will be f or a few weeks.
To Kiiterprlsc
K. Itussell Scott went to Kilter
prise litis morning, where he will
send about two days on business.
Ill at Home
Miss I Aie tile Taylor Is confined
to her home this week because of
V.lnesH. She expects to return to
work at the chamber of commerce
office in a few days.
Iteturiietl Porlhi'id
Mrs. 1(, p.. .Kills returned to
rortiniid yesb.-rday ufier visiting'
her sister. Mrs, Lulcno Hutchison.
To Modronl
:lrs. S. A. Tuttle. of Klgln. went
to Medi'ord last night where she
will stay with her yon, I,. P. Tuttle.
editnr if ii newspaper there. Mrs.
J. I!. Tuttle recently paused away.
Hero Saturday ,rv.
Mrs. Kd Wolfe ofiil'nlun tvaH in
l.a Oniiulc Saturday- - "
Picasnre Trlii
Mrs. J. C. Hughes left luHl night
on her way,, to ,f'ortan on a
pleasure trip." She will' return the
last of the week.
AtiooiMiecinctit
The While Hose chili of the l..
A. of It. of It. T. will imet at
ihr home of Mrs. Harry Mason,
1 las M avenue. Tuesday night,
instead of Wednesday.
I Wi'nt tn IMimwii
Mr. and Mrs. I toy Poulter went
to Duncan this weekend after
spending a few days in a Grande
at their home. They are working
in Duncan this fall.
I-
ll&'PC " - ' " ' ' - "-' M Sll MEN'S BLAZERS "
AsK'.irlcd hrilil broken plald.s ta
lii nil-wool fnbrlc loiiifnii- ffl
able ami warm, m
Oilier ltlarrs....S;i.tS lo $"' 0N
.or j iff jfv
v v , t.. f 4,7, , : f
rtork Is helns ru-died on the I'rluce Campbell ineniurlal InillilliiK. which will house the fine nrls musttim of the
1 i nlverilty nf )n-:on. The slnnlure, to enst apprnxtnuitelv $n:,0a. is a Rift to the university from Die pco
"" pie or me suite, anu wnen euiniiieteu mil l; unc f tuc must beautiful lidMlugs uf lis kind In tl.c entire
1 Ciiltrd State. ii
HOW'S YOUR
PLUMBING?
Do 'your -faucets 'leak?.- How about the drain
in ypur'.bathtub and sink? Do they empty rap
idly? Let us look over your plumbing, at this,
; h'i:mltiit! . i .i i,;.. .u .ibnh"i iu s-n,,, ,,-as(iuus ihvk
ume anu pui ii in goou (lap lor. uiu wuiwiv
Lynch Plumbing Co.
Here I'min Pendlclon
( iiiii'les Leonard, assistant m.'i n
;iei of tho Wool wort h store at
I'di'lk'ton, was In l-u Graiule this
weeUend,
Pacd Through
Mrs. V. W. Hammack and
daughters. of J. online, passed
tlirmi-h I .ii Cramlc this inornlng
ret u i-ii in;: home from a trip to
Porthind.
l tin- Hitspllal
It. KurrhHm. who suff'-n-d
broken ;.'iu and leg when he
i-il S.uurd:iy, Is nported to bo
I'f 'log easily at the Grande Hondo
hospital.
i i'vin;; ( !i-c
Tin cmmo of the I'niteil States
;i!.:;iinst Mrs. Kthel Harrison of l,a
(!i;Kid" on the charge of possrs
sina of bei-r is being Irb'd in f"d
i i-.il foart in Purl la ml this week,
il is reported.
'!s'loctl o li (;niude
Mr. and Mn. Alfred l.oeatr, who
we;o married in Walla Walla Sat
urd iy niornlng, are making their
home with Mrs. J. D. .Me Ken nun
on Third street.
Uduriis Home -;
J. K. Wtearns. cit yrecorder. re
turned to I -a' Grande yesterday
morning from Salem, where he re
ported the elly at an . accounting
system meeting called by Seen -lury
of Stale Hiil K. (loss and also
at a. meeting of the Oregon League
of titles, of which l.a Grande is
a member.
Stiuill I i o
The fii department was called
to 1611' Sixth street at S:lo o'clock
Saturday night. Fire from a f m -mice
wait quickly extinguished
with little damage resulting.
In Accident
Gars driven by Mrs. C. I,. Scott,
of 1'nlon. anil D. S. Poyd, of
Jerome, Ida., nnd a luiyrack fig
ured in a traffic accident between
Hot I.nke and lu Grande about It'
o'clock Saturday night. So one
was hurt, according to report h
made lo the police here.
ltd timed In Huntington
Mr. and Mrs. Onirics Wells re
turned to their hoinP In Hunting
ion after spending a few dtiys with
her mother. Mrs. d. K. Walker,
of la Graiule.
daughter, Mrs. Seth Prawn, of
Columbus. Neb., are guests at th
homo of Mrs. M. Anthony. Mrs.
Prawn plans to return horn--sometime
thin week, but Mrs. Hir
sbrunner will remain longer.
Here. Saturday ;
Mr. and Mr.' John G.-keler' and
fshlily ..weiv ill Lll Grande from
Glicket Oat Saturday.
Senator Burton
Near Death Today
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1!X fAP)
The conditiiin of Senator Theodore
K. liurton. of Ohio, was unim
proved today, and his death was
expected, .momentarily.
Pl.ANK Wlti;('K FATAL
STOCKTON. Cal.. Oct. JS (Al'l
Floyd Widiuan. 1 and bis
brother. Osca r. Jit. both of Ter
minus, were killed in an aiipln i.e
crash that seriously injured the
pilot. K. W. PolUin. Stockton, at
the municipal airport. The pl.uie
went into a tuil spin and crashi-d
In an adjoining field from an alti
tude of - no feet.
Revision Added to Beauty
Of ilml mighty poem, Gray s "Kle
Written in u Country Chureh
.vard," It Is kmiwtt thai tiray made
tiiany revisions and changes fn It.
The' dual furm uf beauty In which
wi know Poe's cx(uisite "To
Helen" Is liner lh:in his llrsi drnfl
In which "Hui ulury Ilml was Greece
and Hid jrnnidetir that was Koine"
did nut appear. Iloston. Herald.
Snnke-CIiarming an Art
Tbe Oniliis or siuilie chnrniers
are anions the most inleretini; peo
ple in India. They learn their url
from childhood and consitnilo ti
'c;iste apart. A (Jullil Is nu Imporlitnt
man around Hie Indian hotels which
wind to l;ecp their gardens fife of
snakes.
Speech Defects Curable
Tins public health service s:iys
that at least 1.1li:o,iitHi In Hie Untied
States have some form of speech
defect, of these, iihnur aitO.OOO are
school children who Mn minor or
Ktutt.T. The nm.lorlty of speceh de
fects are fuuclional, and can be
corrected.
frS 1 1 i trv i
Improving:
Mrs. Anna Giiint. on N avenue,
is reported to be improving and is
.pwt-d lo reeovi-r after a se
rious illness last week.
I Pn--od i1rrongli
Mr. and Mrs. Km men Cramer
returned to Knterprise this morn
j ing afler spending a f w days on
a. pleasure trip to Port hind.
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Pal" A .New DoiKiiict of Jolsou Song Hits by
the Only Jolson
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To give the public the best suit in the west for $25,
we have gone through our large suit stock and
selected 58 regular $29 and $31 suits, men's and
young men's all new patterns and placed on sale
tomorrow morning at
TOPCOATS-OVERCOATS
19.75
We continue to offer top
coats and overcoats that are
worlii lo fllU more at
Tuesday Nile
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Every Tuesday
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