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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVElt LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page.Thre6"
Tuesday, Octolier 2iV 19211
Local News In Brief
At 1 1 if Holi'l- to The ltjillcs
.1. I . Cavi-hill. Kiinenf-: I'M M m. ami M rs. Frank .Tonkins,
Stiul. (Jh'nns l-Vi-ry; li. W. -Baker, frrf Kuttw. U-tt this limrnimr for
Ultimo; -Mr. ami Mrs. U. AiTdrin. The Dallas itftfr a visit slni'u Sun
liolse: S. . ViMtrhcis. ItaktM; .1. F. "dny ut rtie home of Mr. and Mrs.
MfCrath. Itakor: Kvflyn llwkfr, i F. it. AnvUy.
1 taker; Mr. nl Alrn. A. li. Vhit j
I'c-ndU'ton: Arm- l. line, JJimeiM'-. JIu4im Tri '
10. I:. Alihich. 'riidli'ton; U. W. : I,, j:. Shirlf-y is in Huntington
AnnimiMn" 1;iiitf (HmtinHU'i-
Jack Wrrls, hali'man irf the
MH-'h winter tin tire cnnini !. un
no.,nre that 11. V. iVtime.v. HulUM-t
Anderson. William Heutrhan. and
I.eMtr Itraniwt'll art' assiwtlMK him
in making arranicennnts .(or ihe
'"Ik's daiK-e to In lifld Tuesday
Nov. :. at the Ktks ilub. Mem
bers of the organization are ltmk
iiur forward to this danee with an
ticij.iition for it is the first one
to he held for some lime.
' ennard. Walla Walla: Mr. uml.cn it v.t-il;iy lutslnes trip. 11 1s 'Santa Anna
Mrs. C. (!. Furrie, liattle I'mek, master meehanic of the o.-W. vail
" Mifh.: .Mi's.1 Ila.el Vierland and son, road. ' ' "
of . Kntenn'iw: were anions -the - ,, ;
.' rf'istered nt the loial hotels. I.rt't-Jft N'ijrlit
JtrsiMwd nl the HoU'K
Mr. and Mrs. H, 1.. Wnkoham,
Mr, and .Mi. Ilodney
i Williamson, .Spokane: Mrs. K.
j Hvan, Seattle; XV. lion, Spokane;
j K. A. Milter. I'liU'ajro: l.oren
lnuirtlnvHlte. Kaker;' and Harney
Visiting Motlifr
' ;Mr. and Mrs. llnrlan Owen, ne
oOiUDanioii hy harles Kin v. fie
spending a Tew da.VH visiting at Iho
home of Mr. Owen's mother, Mrs. (
Myrtle Owen. Mr. and Mrs. Owen :
were residents of Sherwood. X. !., .
but have spent the past few yean
in Canada. Mrs. Owen will vemain .
hero for a short time while Mr. ;
Owen make:: a trip to Western
Oregon. !
Mr. and Mrs. Swendec. or Port- lia rnes. Walla Walla; are nmonir
land, left last evening after spend- j those whose names apepar on tlie
injr a few days with Mr
J. 1. Meyers.
ami Mrs. 1 hotel ledKerw.
TRIO IS KILLED l
WHEN PLANE DIVES
tContiuned !rom Pug Vn)
SOCIETY
NEWS
Tin- Monday 1)iiimr eltih mm-
UfVH were kihwIk ,of Mr. uiid Mih.
' William SieKrUtt ut -ho U 4Jvnnde
Iniprovlnir (i iihI uu 1
Lawreneo .lonew.who was' oeri
ftitsly InJnriMl last May when a
tree fell nn him and who under
went an operation for paralysis of
the lower limbs, is gradually Main
iiK use of them and Is able to
drive a ear. He will probably bo
able to walk about 'hrisii--:s, it
is reported.
To VII Walla
Women of the Mooselleart le
irion went to Walla Walla today
w here they will t attend u district
pted Convention of the organization.
Those iroins were: Mrs. .1. W. Kel
. : hiKK. Mm, A. X. Mayville. Mrs.
Hem Id, AtH'lid MMlii; ' Wflllnni liailey. Mrs. Walter Cass.
Mrs. Riejiard Smurthwaite of j M in. 1'rovost, Mrs. I'ope and Mrs.
l'ial:r Is in l-a (Jraifd-e today. Yes- Corn Shanks.
terday she attended the ailvertis
Mnwtt 1 loitlan(l (
Mr. and Mrs. Hill Teinpi-ton and
family have moved to Fort land
where Mr. Templet on has arc
n new position.
in nu'etinw here.
I'kkii Yakima - ?
M rs. Klla Shnhaha. from-
Sluul lousiness Triii I Yakiimi Indian reservation.
W. 31. (Juild went to Portland ieently underwent an appendix
last nlKht on a short Inisines trip. ' operation In the Orande Uonde
Me is superintendent of the O.-W.. 4hmiIUi1 and is reported to.be in a
seeond division. , Rood enndUion.
plane burst Into flalueH at is hit
t ho tree. An explosion followed,
the wittjessfH rteeluren. t
lly the- time -hi ill twiployen 1
reai-hed the seene of 1ht avrideni j
the plane was an Interim. The
tens,t heat fi-oiii the flames pre- j
vented rewue work and witnesses i
wore unable to remove the bodies :
tor soiiio time after the x'rath.
The body of Mlsj Kose was not
diseovered until the remains- of
Mo reel nd Sark harl been plaoed I
In the Walker Lumber eompany
ambutanee. I
The ratal flijrht was to have i
been her first loiu: airplane Jn'.n-j
' ;m " ;u "M;e u'-7 " jtuldes nt play.
tlyinK time gained Oirounh tht- i
tlipht toward earning a iUoiV T
iieen,e. ! Mrs. Furffason Is
' Miss Kose was 22 years old and J HotP fn CAlh
until she took up flylnit had been I lAU&CCOS W jiU.Kf
u dancing instruetor at Portland. I
Previous to that she had been ui Mi Alex FurRaMon entertalimd
suident of Fommeree hiph nehool -the Wakelita HrldRe eluh yftrtor
tllcr,.t i day fternoon nt her home wHit
i three table at play. Ml'H. Oliver
Crowley won first jtrlisc and Mra
ji'liester Koyle second honow. A
; Kuewt .priKe wuh prenented to Mi.
. Walter Jonoa..
I l-'ollowinK brtiljre a dainty lituch
! eon was served.
They will meet -again next .Mon-
with Mrs. lloortfe Flark nt
.1.1 in 11 avenue.
( hook of poems by rtesa loster
S'lnlt li, Whom I lie elub hopes In
ihave with them some time in the
trhif..v
This olult Ih a new oiKania
llon and anyone who Is lntereslvl
' in llte.ru tuiv is invited to attend
itH HeHioi'8 which are held every
' Monday evening.
Monday Dinner
Club Entertained ' ' ' -o .
At The La Grande l11,1 en. PaJl?
- i r -: f Newest : Neckwear: : .
Collar and Cuff 'Sets, of linen, georgette, crepei
tie chine and Jane ' . V 1
.. y-r - - . $1.25 and Up : ' ' T
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive Keady-to-Wear
; and Willinery
The Normal aehoot Htudenta a; , m''aiKammmmmmmmamimmmmmmmmmmma
1'he liome of M rs. Perry IHaneh- 1 r 'r i 7 "'. :
hotel last vveuiutf. tTutrtevs ef i ard wore hostesses at a dollhtfui moti, Mrs. Flslo Willeoek imd Mm Miot dads,.- soiih ami dnutfhfern.
h ry flint henuuns mi Aixo table wwo i,9latlowe'en party Sat unlay eve- , IFthel .Wllleoek. " At 2 b'eloek the'; meet tog-ether lor this, rrcep&on
in keeping with the -Hallowe'en j niiiR. AMr-aetlvo dec-orfitlons were I'ituallsilc work will he held. . : before the hi 'baminet, whlel h
yeasoa. ' j formed -of nut'.itun leaves and Hal- . ' -1 " ,; ' ' -j to be the- hutin event of the (jay.
After dinner bridge wan rhc li-;4owe'en elors. A rtelU-lo:;s dinnei AH 1'Ipwortii t' Leiift-ue members , 't he toastmasler will ho Hiiee
rslon of te ewniiiK. ith f ive was s -rued nt S o'cloek. Follow- tiro asked to bring a broom and . 1)ennls. of Klamath Fails, who? Is
ing dinner pleasant frames were
on joyed.
Those utlendiuK the affair were:
Mrs. Hlanehard. KfTie It lam-hard,
!-:thel Swift. Ida Xeheker. Marie
YoutiK. Flsa Uogue, I'larenee Per
ry. Harlan Swift, F.dwin ItoKerft.
Olenn ilenderson and Virgil l.u
11 ey.
be piTsenl ui tlie Hallowe'en party
tomorrow. hIkIK, : Oetober 3n, . at
the First Methodist ehilreh nt
7:S0 c'eloek. . . .
inesirtent or tin- th-eon l::d"sins
soetalion, nnd the prltu-lal speak
er of the evenins will be President .
Arnold Uennelt Hall, aeeordiiiia 10
Karl W. Onthunk, . who U In
-ehare of the program.
K. P. Liaise Meets
Walter Cramer was initiated in
to the rani: of esquire, ; lie see-ond
position in heeomhm a l.iomibor of
' tlie Knights of Pythias lode, at a
mooting' last evening. Plans were
discussed and tickets, distributed
for the danee'to be held Novem
ber I'll.
! FeturiM'd lloim ,
j Mrs. Karl f'eCl Hough returned
: home Saturday after spending' a
Iweek with Irs. William Itarelay
of La CI ramie.
i:xpi:i:ss im.ank missing
LOS ANC.KLKS. Oct. ii (AP)
Winter, closing a cold grip -on
Arizona and New Mexico, today
the t ,,l,t'"l''l the fate or a western uir
I express liner, with flw aboard.
, . , ' j day
iwii passcngeis ana 111 ret; ui en, j
left the air line's western lormimu'
at Alhambra. 11 Los Angeles tub--i , tt 1 J
urb at 5::t.t n. in. yesterday. Om' . JOlly irarty XielCl
in AH)ti(iueritie, N. ,M "t noon,
Announcements
, is...nK ,i, on un-iiur , N ,, v.-i- Nil
Mi-, mill Mrs. K M.i Wuril ro-i .. , . . . . ... , , , ,1
turm-il tit thoir lionu- 1'ortlmnl
By Organization
, I'd Port land-
I Mr. and Mrs.
going on a two cee1;s
i Portlaiul. Marsh field
, coast cities. ,
yesterday. They, havei been Jhere
a week visiting' and ih' lutslness.
They also enjoyed a hunting; , trip,
while here.
Clyde- tfopel are
I'aculinn . to
and ollit-r
Are in Portlaiul
Mrs, Dora K. jryers and son
Robert, of I'nion. left Sunday jn
their way to Portland where
Filbert will become a student In
the lienson Polytechnic school.
They plan to return home noxt
spring.
Hauling Nniuhty
Nate SCwoifel a nd s'011. and
Kveveit Wallsinger and son Yirgil
went to Ontario Sunday hunting:
pheasants.
j Weoktiml tin Huker -, -, .
'I ; Sir. nixd -lrrt, .-Ar,;,CopHejvandi
ifamil,.. and AlrAi'itie-V "iiieee,,
JtlaneVe Robertson spent the. week
lend In P-nker.
Ti Pemll',((m
Mr. H. C. Cramei
Mere on ltusiness
Dudley 'Allen Is in La ( irande
on business from his home in Portland.
HneU at Work ,. . .
Miss Creswi Wells rotnrned to
her work at Jack Allen's ' Supply
company last Saturday. She has
I been absent for about a month
(because ,uf diphtheria. .
ia.' Ariz... 110 miles west of Al- .
huipieivmo at H:n a. in. 'I Tu, in?l'rH and grand-dnngh-
Western air express olfieials an- ; ters of the (J. A. U. were hosj
nounecd that bad flying- weather 1 rwen at a Jidly Hallowe'en party
had been, reported ahead of the 1 last weekend in the Moose hall
ship aflur il left Kingman, Ark, for , members and friends. !anc
ni ,S:2. -Ariwomi time. The weather lag- was enjoyed until a late hour.
report, they said, was not avail-- wnen inneneon wu serveti.
able in time to hold the plane, at Tbey will
Kimrman. - . t: (other dance
of F.nter-
i Stamped Here
prise, went to Pendleton Monday: Frexl .lolmson, of Walla Walla,
Aviiere she will spend the winter j iinped in li flrande Saturday
wUh her daughter. Mrs. Roy Wade. n llls wuv tu i.;,,!,.,-,,,-,,.
She. stopped here for a few days '
on her way. Vblllmr Mere
' " Clarence Stevenson, of Pondosn,
Attended Ciiiiic- , is visiting friends in La Orande.
Miss Anne Stange. who is at- '
tending the Fnlverslty of Oregon Uc'mei-iiig; -
where she Is a sophomore this- .Mrs, Fred Kiddle, who has been
year, attended the -Oregon-Wash- 111 of the flu, is recovering!
; inglon football game last Saturday
a t ' Sea tile. Kef 11 rneU From Vara t Inn
,'. ' r 1 O. li. Perkins returned yester-
Clothing Stolen j - 'av .morn Ins fro ml a, , A'ti cation
":.T; 'lr. 'Wnrnrn-if- rervortetl tit the' sjiMir in Porthndr" :
p(dice last . night -that several at--1
tleles of clothing were stolen from To Seattle
his room, including a blue suit of 1 Harry Snodgrass left .Monday af
s clothes, a sweater and a pair of ternoon on his way to Seattle. On
Improving ' , '
Mrs. Aiftu Hrnnndn, who recent
ly suffered a broken leg, Is 're
ported to be Improving. She will
be able to walk on crutches in a
short time.
Arrived Yesterday - '
Mrs. .lack Ch),IHs. pf Oakland,
Cal., arrived in La Orande yes
terday morning and is visiting at
the homo of her mother. Mrs. S.
C. Zuher and Mrs. P.en Noyes, her
sister. " "
( ut LtN AVrlsl . t -
Floyd C. Miller tmffered h cut
on his left wrist Sunday. ; He Is
I an employe (f,U)e Mt.,HmIly Luiu
her '
''eovpralls.
(jime to Selic.nl
Reed (ieddes, Frank P.la'-k and
Klwohil Hiatt left Sunday evening
on their way to Davenport. Iowa
where they will enter the Palmer
school of Chiropractic students.
his way he will stop in Portland, i
A woman's magazine pays that,
autumn fashions will be full, of
eccentricities. That's not i very
taetli'ul thing to say. '
'I hose aboard :
Dr. A. W. Ward. San Francisco,
nationally Jtaown dental authority,
en route to Fort Worth, Texas, to
fill a' speaki-ng engagement.'
W". K. Merjs. Mount Vernon. N.
Y., enroute to IiIh home.
James K. Doles, Los Angeles.
Chief pilot,
Alan C. Harrle. Hiirlmnk. Cal.,
co-pllot.
; li. L. Rritton, Los Angles for
merly of Denver, steward.
STORMS iRi: F.NT SFARCR
UliNVKU, Oct. 2!l (AP)
Snowstorms which swept into the
Rocky mountain, region last nitiht
on the heels ut a gale, held storm
bound western air express planes
which were to have taken off to
day to aid in the search for the
missing1 western air transport
plane, believed down In Western
New Mexico nr Kastern Arizona,
FFNKRAL KF.HV1CF.S
, Funeral sevvlwH -for .Wilfred,,
TWViek' will be 1ehl 'Thwrwrtiry af-'.
ternoon at !i o'clock at the Sum-morville-
chapel, It was announced !
today. llurial wit follow In the
Summorvillo cemetery.
he hoiejHes at jm
November i'J, .which
I will he given In the Moose hull at
S o'clock.
Literature Club
Reviewing Book
There will be a meetlntr of tin !
Normal training Hchool 1'. T. A.
Wednesday evening t 7:110 o'clock
in room 11 of the normal Hchool
4ulldlng The program, period' will
be devoted , to- the. consideration
of the normal training school and
1t activities. Open houe. in the
grade rooms will follow the pro-.
Emm. Refreshments will . be serv
ed In room 1 it.
Thii Ladles' Aid of Island City
will give n silver tea next Thurs
day, Uclobor 'HI, nt Hie home of
Mrs. Kd Kiddle. This is a hem-Hit
for thoir flower fund, which pro
vides for those needing them in
the community. , "
The While Rose club of the L.
A. of H. of R. T. will meet to
night at the homo or Mrs. Harry
Mason, ID'S M uvenue. Insiead of
Wednesday.
Select Subject
For J930 Essays I Muits, Too, Prefer, r
Annmiiic.'meni Hn Loon muJo i'NO DOSlHg' 1 0)' Col(lS
lis- llo tlrwton .Hlwlorlonl .Kocli-ty , i
r!:::1,',! Adopt External Rtfin-
j contest; to bo held far ilie-.- F.i30 Ctly Made F U Itt 0 U S lAs
c. c. nrcekmaii; history. inieM j . Treatment For Children's
i and medals. The subject is "The
'Admission - of Oregon . lo Slate-
, hood." - : '
' Colils
i
Tile cs,Mny content la open to'jiny,
school girl or boy helWc,en .1 u nn";
IS yours of.- ituej u- .' ,
' An Interest Iiik jneetiiiR' of the
! Neighborhood Literature club wuh
held last evening
1 (Irajide hotel, with Mrs.
'cleaver giving the book jevlev of
the evening. Tolling; of the un
usual lire of a "Dnug-htcr of the
'Saiuurnl," an autobiography by
Madame Saglmoto. u .lapaneae
woman who eume to Amej'lca.
She ri-luteil eventu and cuHtoniH
that Hi'dii t leer to the nnllvea or
America, hut. af the authorcHH ex
' pressed, things in America are
1 Jii tit as queer to the JapaUeae.
Madame Suglmoto has an enter
taining style or writing.
Mrs. M. Cl. Tennyson reported
the, firm chapter of "What Fan
Literature Do for Me?" hy C. Al-
IiHoiiho" Hinllh." which, ie Clu1 1h
shitVytiigi, at cluipu-r lM.-ing vlew
ed icrtch week.
Another iateresiing project of
the: club in the study of the
"Checkered Table Cloth," n Htnall
The Woman'H Relief Corps will
hold its regular meeting Novem
ber ! at the K. P. hall. A pot-
In the U ,uvu ,i; """" W,M " '
' IT jlioon. i nr iiiuner commiiiee is .nn
toiiows: mvh. nciiic miiu, mrs.
Loreiia Smith. Mrs. Mary Taylor,
University Will
Greet Dads On
Nov. 2 Weekend
.rNlVHRfllTV; O'l'1 ' MUhKiN,
Mm gene." Oct. "2. KSpodn.l,. -V n-
.lo.n; ooititf y dadH -of 'I'jdwrjjHy of
Oregon studontH wiiklUnd.a henriy
; welcome awaiting Oiom 'on'- the
campus the weekend of Niiveinhi'V
Plans for Uie animal .events of
'Dad's day jn'e Hearing completion.
Immediately' after- tlm. 'fiot1ialt
game letweeii - Oregon 1 Mid 'H-he
Viiiversll' of1. 'allftvnla 'tit. ?-oh
Angi'les, Ihorp wilt .be-an "juJlorhuirt
reception, which will. 'give tu) dads
an opportunity' to mrct'.tW mvm
bers1 of the ;un1verHliy:.taff, !Een;n
David K: I'nvllVe., who ilfi in ohti.i'g
A 'generation ag-o.it when Vfeks
VapoTtiib was originated, .the ulea
of treating colds without "doarng"
win a'lmost unheard of. .Today Hie
whide trend of med.lcnl vrnctlce x
away from heeilless "dosing."
, Mothers' of young children espe
cially have been quick" lo npprecl
ale this belter, external method of ;
treating ' colds, hecjiuse - t here's
uolldng lo.awallow and, of cour',
no'thlng. to uimot the, little ones
dt'Hi'iute 'Hiomaehs, Year -ly year
htoro, and mo-e adults, too. have
fimnd V(eks eiiually good for their
own colds.
: .ItiHl ' Vubbed oil, 'icks acta
through the. skin like a poultice
or piuHter; nnd. at the same time,
it release! medicated vapors whlci".
are Inhaled direct to. the inflamed
air-passage (
, Mver-inereasing demnnd for tills
M'ttii method, of trenllng. colds is
shown " In.' the rnmlllur Vlek slo
gan.. Mnile famous- when Vicks
neimhed V"17 Million Juth lTed
yoai'ly" later, raised to "liJ Mli
lioti" there ure now !'()ver 1M1
Mrs. Alice Turner, Mrs. Tufver- of the' recptlon, has HUggcsleci Million .lars Psed yearly.'
-A.lv.
I
Uahy Son '
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wood ell ;
are the parents of a baby smi whd ;
was born Saturday evenihg. i
I'roni l-'.lgin
Mrtf. Itessle
Rloomlngsteln, of j
WIT ISN'T RADIO - IT'S THE HUMAN VOICE"
Stnpcpil In IViitllcton Klgln, was In I-a f -ramie yrvierday. i
Allan Canlen sloped at his home (
in 'Pendleton last week-end, while ! Here Yesterday
he was returning from the Normal Mr. Julius Fisher, of Alice!, was
selmol foothuli game at l.ewiston. in li flrande Monday.
Attend the .Matinees
And Avoid KvoniiiK Crowds fC? vfs
I'athe Sound News W SS
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Also
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