La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 31, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, Octolrcr 31, 1929- KiiIM In I. S. Xvy William Jiime Snlllvftn, an 2ft. 'wlll-yl'V irnniU' l''rItlnynlKht tft enlist in the ,t". s. navy. Miehral .r. Sullivan, his father at TO!!- Adams avfniu stni'd the n ewviry I'tuist-nt papei-s for his en litmnt. He wan pleased at the 'rpiirluititles that the navy offers ' nml was Haiisfie! that his son hail enoson well, it is wild. The you in; man wn intervieweil and vx-umfnr-il by A. M. I'fluhaupt, f'lf.M. If. S. n:ivy, Incal navy ivrntltin;; ttffioer. 5(4 Itoys Arrcsicil . ' f Twenty -four hoys, o.olenratintf Jla'.lowe'en prt'-niat urely, wore ar re.sie.l hy the police after the cur few last ninlil. most of Ihem lie Intf taken out of jail hy their pr.r ntH. Two of the hoys had to jx rid thi evening heliiml the bats. ere -eensed this morning. Til .a-- report that some boys, whope nairH'rt were not learned, broke a window and some dishes ftt the K,1isl M.K.rhureh. Tho fire department was enllrd to Fourth Biid K at P- m. 1'V " fnleo iilarni. IKvrullliiK Trli A. M; i'fluxhaupt. CM It. I'. S. inn vy, local recruit itift Qfl'leoi-, ex pects ,to leave l.a (ii-ande about the first of November on a recrult jiiiC trip. The purpose of this trip ly. i interest and Interview youni-r 'mm for enlistment in the navy. Xl, .will visit Wallowa, I'nioii ami lt:tl;er counties and experts to be tuvuy about 1 r days. He then will 'V"ii..fi to I .a (Jrande where he will he in his office at room 1 S post office building for Hie remainder tor' the month. Fxplo-dnn 4 W. U Allen went to bis home fthis morning nfter being in tlie (Irando Honde hospital yesterday following Injuries resulting from mi explosion while he was weld ing a distillate tank on a gns elec tric motor ear. The aeeident oc curred at 11:05 Tuesdny niultt. Mr. Allen Is a machinist at the I. a flrttnile O.-W. Ii. H. & N. shops. Ilero This Week Mxpressing delight In the fine jirenery, the beautiful hotels, and Ret tings of 1 ,a tlrando. Mr. and Jlrs. A. 1L Irving visited here lite 'first of the week. They are resi de tils of 'Spokane and travelled ftere by auto. On their way home jbey will stop at Walla Walla to Visit one of their daughters who lp a senior at Whitman college. They are Intimate friends of Mrs. RI. Ii. Uonohtio of 17K1 First street. ,V . U Ihc Hotels $ It. L. Osborne. I", P.: f W. '.Horn and wife. Houglas. Wyo.: Willium imvis. , lloisi-: A. S. Mp ponald and daughler. Piute, Mont.: f K. Shaw, Portland: Hlshop and $Mrs. WiiJIatn P. iSeininglon. Pcu fdleton; -Mr. nnd Mrs. I-'; H.-Jew-JSioh. Holse: II. S. Walton, Los An Rrdes; TlminaH ft. Kelly, YaUlma, -tVasb.: H. K. Haggard, Seattle; 3, 1. Purdy. Pendleton: Mr. and Jdrs. Kd Insoll. Seattle; and H. A. Shelby. Clncinnail, Ohio, were nuiong those reglsL-r.d. at hotels lie)'., Trmisfcrol k 1L A. Thurston, who has been lit La Crande for many years, has heen transferred to the position of Kcneral holler foreman In the Al Idna shops. He has served in La fjrande as holler foreman and grit flraf foreman for the lust ten years, n. P. Wells, formerly nlht fore Than, has been promoted to Mr. Thurston's local position. Ja'U Last i: veiling i: W. II. Ruth, of Portia nrt. field manager for the Warren Hrothers riofids eompany. left last evening on bis way to Hums. He has pent a week ill La Crande on business. RcgMercil al the Hotel-- ' a. M. Aldersbaw. Spokane: rfleorge T. royne, Portland; W. J. -Co very. O recti Hay, Wis.; J. A. Small, linker: X. .V. Huff. hrt" kane: ami Ceorge King and wife. N-'itnpa, are among those listed at local Imt els. Flay Again Postponed The L. 1L S. senior class play has heen postponed ai:ain, the new ; dates being ov. 21 and -2. The; pONtponement was due to conflict ' In h itii school activities that do- ' Veloped after the dates had been ''irciits f ii Hoy fi i ml Mrs. I'rancjs Can na ff -dith Paylon) of Maimon. rth' ' be parents oi a oaoy noy, 'a rii dbiiut two weeks ago, accord yrig lo word received here. Mrs. tlannaway Is a former resident, of a Crande. and ban many friends n Ibis city. Hallowe'en Pnrty The children ot the beginners rtnd primary department f the Baptist church enjoyed a Hallo we'en party last eekend. He reshments were served following wasonnl gann'. Out - of - town Rtiesis were Mrs. I lilt el 1 less ami Mr. Ceorge Preas. Meeting The Clerk's Vnion of La fJrande met last night with nhout 37 pren ht at the Saca Jawen Inn, with Jesi-e AndrewH presiding. Tliere as a problem umler dlHCussien which will be taken before the Cent tal Itltor coumil. 1'as-et H trough Mr. and Mrs. fl. W. I'ranklin. Af Ktiterprise. passed throuirh brandn Inrt. 'VMilng on their Wi,V ti 1 'ort la nd to a t ud t li si ock lmv . Thr y wiir pro'taldy return Sunday, 111 at llnmcv - Mbs Marion Ktor.i'.ick homo today. (h ill at I Local News In Brief '! At the lintel t V. ii. Uuchannn, Jotwph; O, E. Unslo, Pendleton; CI. W. JInrrts, iKlKin; Irwin J'nnl. JSoIne:, s. ll. ! Berry, lioise; .Mrs. Owen Davis, , I'oeatello. ar nmofitf those reeent j ly retjistered at the local hotels. To I'orUuml Misses Ksther nml Kdith Miller ;veni io I'orltand yesterday after noon. ' lit Im firnnd Wednesday Mr. Land Aim. .1. (lumermnn. of J-Iniei-prlse, were In I .I flrande yesterday. In Portland Jnvk Ferris was In Portland yes- tenlay on business. . Here on R u si n ess j K. . lleringer. of Wallowa (county, has been in la Orande for ! several days on business. At the Holds t'leo MeMullen, Jerome; Obnrles filory and fumlly, Jeronte and P. O. Hals, SpoUane, nro among those registered at locnl; hotels. Vfstied I'riemls - . L. J. Williams, visited friends last weekend at Pnyette. : i Here on Ituslness " t It. K. Power, of Portland, was In Im Crande yesterday on husl ' ness. 'Hetuiiicd lom Port la ml i T.-fi. Hiintz returned from Port I lam Wednesday where he was ! called because of the sadden ill i ness of his daughler, Mary. ! Spent day In Haines . - i Mrs. 10. W. Vall spent yesterday jin llalnes visiting hrr mother. : t'ont'eriiug I T. X. Kamsdell, master nr .builder of the f.-W of Portland. was conrerriugvtth local railroad officials yes) onlay. Moving Mr.-and Mrs. Wayinan Scott are moving front their present loca tion In the Lyman apartments to 17nl Oak street where they have purchased a homo. . Left Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. lleorge Salisbury left yesterday morning driving to Portland to attend the stock show. They will return the first of nest I w. . k. j Hero Veilnt'diiy i .Mr. and Mrs. A. O. liosweM. of : F.ltfln. were In La Crande Wed ! ncsday on business. Improving t Mrs. Ii. J. i:;tclun Ik reported to be improving after an illness, that has. confined her' at homo slnco Monday. W e, ve4lerday ' ,.rs. Wesley Smith, of Cove, v h in La Crande yesterday. On Itte-inesS ' ' . it. -J. Crceii went to Enterprise yesleriiay on businetJS. I Here on 't heater dub j I tob Hery, of Seattle, decorator i from the National Theater Supply i'n.. anl his ussb.tants are here stinting decorating work In the Oranadti theater. Minor Acohlciil Fars driven by Mao Bean anil (.'. F, I'uun were In a minor traffic aeddena yestoduy morning at 1 )::; o'clock at Fir und Jefferson. J lMMiioniCiil ' Tho annual meeting of the I Hoy Scouts of America, which Is ; regularly held the first or Novem ber, has been postponed for a few , days. j To Portland j Mrs. W. P. McAdory went .o I'ottland Tucstlay evening where" j she will remain for about a week. j While In Portland she will attend thi- stock show. I'rom PromM' Mrs. llertha. Carper, of Prom ise, was In La Crando yesterday. Precious Remedy For Rheumatic Pains Recently Improved mid Drugfrists Praise It Anito liifhimmatloit, Suiillni, Pain nml IH.Iress NMedily Surrcmler. When ynu are torured with rheu math; agony you want to g t rid of it (is soon as possible. You want to be at work again b o r a u e yoj want to bring homt The weekly p u y enve ,ope so net. -HMury to ihe 'jin fort of " y o u r family. Von waul to drive all this suffer ing out of tho wystem . and kfi-p It out i Uroad minded pharmacmtn will ;mlvine Allenrti because they know of the counilcas numher of people It Iuik helped. Thy know it Is u real remedy because of their training and be. cause the makerH of Al!'nru havr. so much faith in It that they au thorize riruggistn everywhere to dtspi-nfe p m lh tho dlftinct tin th tr andinr that one bisr hot He inu.d .lo what the buyer evpi et it io Uo or money buck. Adv. LA GRANDE Octet Pnl ' a )r fir. ' Appealing lor refuse in the I'nited Siates, eight Nicaraghm tiolHleal exiles, at present paroled aboard the S. K t'otuiubla, arrived In Situ Francisco recently! liefused by the (.luatenmlan government, to which country Ihey wen originally destined, ami with every possibility of being refused admittance hy the Fulled States, the -men declare they are doomed to be' "inen without, u comitry." 1 1 r. Salomon de la Selva, former professor at Williams college, speaking Tor the group of which he. is a member, said that all were guiltless of any crime. Left to right: Adun Z. Morales, business man; liabry Itlvas, newspaper publisher; (ien. Alfredo Hlvas, brotlier-in-taw of fori lie i President Solonmno; A. (-Jriegn Miaz, editor of La. Prensa; Gustavo Mennanute.-. former ineinber of the chamber nf deputies; Salo s, labor lender: Knriqne AvUcs, former port captain. , '!-.''- j.MIss Itryicolds Appolmcil t Mnrjory Keynolds, sophomore In vocational, education at Oregon ! State college, has Just heen np ! pointed office assistant op the j business staff of the Orep.cn Stnte j Harometer. a daily paper edited jand - managed by the Industrial Journalism student. It is a four Ipagc. publication with a circulation of over 3510 eopl'- Selections jfor positions on the staff arc based on exceptional ability and interest i shown In journalistic work. Ad vancement depends not only .upon J interest .and - ability hut on the jtinio of actual service oh the IhihI nexs staff. , i On Nominating rominlHeo j Lawrence Pay, L'.i firandn stud ! ent . at tho University of Oregon, ; hnfi heen chosen as one -of three j members of n nominating commit tee to submit nominations for coni j mlssbn officers next week at the firnt meeting of the V. M. A. j frosh commission. Mr. Hay also is president of the freshman class. I L A. It. Member IHc.s j T. I J. Tillman, of Spooner. Wis., j the last surviving member of the I C. A. H. post there, has passed on. ! according to word rVceivod here' j Mr. Tillman, who has made his home ai Spooner for the "last la 1 years, was a visitor In La Crande about a year ago. 'It 'is reported, j remaining here for sev ral days. New Foreman i Ceorge l.oekwood. former ad j man in The Observer composing 1 ooni. has ben made foreman I succeeding Ivan Shcppard. effec j live today. Mr. Shcppard has left I L:t Crande today, to take another j position. Mr. l.oekwood hs been with The Observer for maby' years. ('halnmin tf Committee 1 'reiiarations for t he welcoming I to the Fniversity of Oregon camp ; iih of Hie ftlttmni who will he there I for homecoming nre brdig maile lat the universiiy. ami Miss Horothy : Kherhard of l-i Crande has been j appointed in charge of the regis i traliou committee. Will Hctiiin W. . Heektell, cw proprietor of the La (iratule holel, will re turn In a. few days from a liusl nesH trip to Portland, ., .Il4'turtutl Home lasl Night . Walter Itoark returned to HoIhc( last evening after .vMttng ' . Mrs. J. K. Heed for about a week. Irf-rt This Morning Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Weeks nnd sens, Loswell ami Harold drove, (o Portia ml this morning lo - attend the uock show. Went to Walla Walla Mrs. Invlght Jesse ami daugh ter, Pafrtela, spent last weekend SATl'RDAY U&!!XLJ!J AII-TalkinR Tbl 'jk Trit 00 MAiVCf (TODAY . ' Also Al Jolson Vilaphone Acts "Hay It With Songs" Movietone News EVENING OBSERVER, "Men Without A Country' - - (n Walla Walla visaing friends and relatives.. Itupr'N lug Knoel; Morgan. tit HHiS Oak strtM-t Is improving rapidly. He is able to be around now. Itl TTl.ltl'AT ; SAN FltA.WlSi 'O. Ocl. .HI (Al') Iiitterl'at, f. o. b. San Francis co, file. Ancient Cork . The nlili'allon of rprU fs n very ancient industry, llel'ore lite beylh uinii at the Fliiisilun era cotU wav used for" life - pr)?,servei's. buoys" stoppers nnd shoe soles, JuM ns Ii Is loday, Spain ami Portugal lead In the. proiluciion of cork, which is the bark of Jhe cork oak. Of Course She'd Remember Hear Old Lady (in telephone ImO I want .von tit put me llinmgh to lite number I iisliedyoii for lal Vednesd;:y. I can'l jhiidi wlfai It Is just mm, hut you'll 'remenlber we hail a lillle hil or liollau ahoi:i pi'e-fl! hnl Ion "A.V London An swers. I . . Ancient Stone. Group , , The word "sliinchenue' is from lite Savon "stiiiiliPiiu'cst'' and miaiit "hanging shines." The Slouelicrmo Is n riMiiarkable uionmucui mi Satis bury plain hi wesieiu Fic-lnnd and was hiiilt. II believed, at f 'LTiMi li. (. Pnthiinder Mtmahm. Named for Princett Tin? city of . Augusta. C;i., vva named by Celt, .lames Kdwnrd Ogle ' thorpe. Ib'ilih colonizer id Ccorgl.u In honor of Hie daughler of Hcoi gy , "yt ; ' "'".- Shattered Adage"""-'""" Tt iniisi liavt' lieeii ilio Hlairo Idii.it who 'invenied the adage, . "Miin't JiitL'O others hy yourself," Oneself is the only person on earth hy whom one can posih(y Judge o) hers. American Magazine. , ' Used . f or Coughs i Over 50 Years Coughs s'iow jt n Inflated condl- tiou of the throat antl air passages. It'roupy1 coughs are . frightening. bronchial coughs weakening, nlwhl coughs and tickling throat are troublesome. Fur more t hun fio years Foley'K I oney and Tar ('inn pound has been the established j Cough Medicine, Hnfe and depeml- soils. The very firM d's apn-atl a healing, soot hlng coating over tin inflaiiied throat arid couching stopf. It looseitH ami raises phlegm without effort. Children like it contains no opiates. It exactly suits elderly p oplc is mildly lax ative. 1 1 member the name. Fo ley's ironcv ami Tar ComnoumL 'end ask for 11. -Adv. LA GRANDE, ORE. 1 - ' College Women Union ' 1 ThO Assoeltillnii . of A-iiicfK'iitl I'uivcrstty. . Women is formed- for lli .purpose of pi'MMiotiny iho wel . furu nnd iidvuitcctiieil! pf college I tiiiieh. One imiM lo n t'iidtiatft of r ii utiivet'sil.v before heromlit nh no live uieiuhcr in I tie organize I hm. nllhmth (lie re(iiircmetts arc less si lid for associate nif'tnliers. Obituary ; i't'M:n.L si:ttvici:s Funeral services for Frank Mit chell Itoss, Oregon pioneer, will hp held Friday afternoon at 2 'o'clock tit the Snoilgrass ;tud. Ximmet-mnu mortuary, it' was anttounced this litorning. Iturlal will take place III the Odd Fellows cemetery. i ii i in mm niiiMniMniii muMiim Jhe Mysterious WHAT Door Does It Unlock? C Men's eeru cotton lib bed unlonsiiltH Part wool unlon titiils $1.45 Swiss ribbed pnrt wool ribbeil unlonsiiltH $1.75 Swiss ribbed blue filk striped tinionHuits. Hegular $3.t(i value , Itayon ami wro mled unionviiiis $3.85 $1.85 Silk and wool blue Kutdotit uufonfoiits ... i:;lr.i quality nllk and wool ttn- lonsttilH. Hegular ?r..r.n value liibbed utilonsuits, ."e'l'.J. wed. gray ,. All-wool unlonHuits, ribbed, I iti rr color . $5.85 $4.45 Wrinht's all-wool flr.-t miallty. t nun my. $4.95 t;itU ciiiy or random vdor 7 Men's Winter Uiiisoits Urljin ol "UazelU" In Uu piiuipiilei en I lei) 'Trod lie llviiy nf l.atior hi Newspaper I'l'lnl inu," pithllsMed hy Hie I tepnri iitenl of 1, niter, it is iited ilctt (lie word tfaf.eili iimse frniu Die cost, om L'ilXHllil, of rh Xolb'.l Sei'ltlH. II newspaper Iwnci) by Hie VciuMaii governiucid In l.'itUl Seat of Brltlih Authority pownin si reel in London Is n short ft reel hetw eeu St. .Inuics park nml U lilleh.ill in the wesi ml of London. In Ii tire ttio foreign oilii-e and other uoierunicni oltice.4 nod so lias i'f'ine ht he n synonym for Hie Itrliilt uovernuient. II named nfier Sir t leot e 1 townlliy wlio dleil in l'.VM. Hard lo Entlur , How 1. liter n rhlui: II Is to look inlo tinpplues liiroiih . iinotlicr tnnn's imcj' -SluilU'wpenre. Lafayottc Ktlic A draft from congress prcseniln Lnfayetie with .S-.ttti,ihiti In "apprei i ulion ir tils siteiif'tees niul services' ami receipted hy Ibo gcnernl Is on display in Iho main lobby or Hie. Treasury bnlldini; 'n Washlnytoti Fint ttf Loop-t.he-Loop Adolphe IVfrmid yns the first llyep in loopihetonp. Th( stunt was performed item Pit lis In Sep tetnlr, lli:t. In a liloriot mono plane. m : Men's Work Shoes Heavy lull grain stocks, some oil tan ned, niunson last, plain or moccasin toe, composition or leather soles, strong and 'durable $2.95 - $3.45 - $3.95 Dress Shoes & Oxfords Snappy dress footwear for men in calf skin or kid slock. .New wine, tan or black, Goodyear welts, long wearing very dressy , $2.95 - $3.45 - $3.95 Boys' Shoes & Oxfords For school or dress in black or tan calf just tho kind boys like lo wear . $1.75 to $3.25 Women's Footwear New novelty pumps, one strap and ties, beautifully trimmed in contrasting col or combinations, latest colors, spike or cuban heels. Combination lasts $2.89 1, $4.95 Good warm coals of smooth or novelty and smoothly styled Women's Coats Charming new coals with straight line back and flares, gorge ously trimmed in luxurious furs, approved by New York and Paris. Jilnck, tans and handsome novelty designs with silk and S,:,,.:y!n $10.95 $19.95 Leather Coats Heavy moleskin shceplined coais, warm bat collars, leather trim pockets Genuine front quarter horsehide leather emits, wool blanket lined, knit lorm wristlets Mew York StoSe Ten Sliires lioise. Unlit. Twin Falls, Numpn, Eminett, Rupert, Caldwell, W alia Wnlla, A pillow that curcM snoring is ' said to huvo been invented recent I ly. It otight to meet with a ready 1 Hale nt gi.ind otera fesnvals. The departiuent of ngrlcultui'e announces that, Sphagnum moss ; Is the best diet for worms. Very 1 useful iuforniatlou. If you have that kind of neighbors. I A I trl i ish inn nil fact urer . sa ys j that his firm would have to no i,out of business exeopt for Hie !- TIFFANY-STAHL" -'re-fciVf FAOAIISTtheWORLD" 1 K -v A Tiffanv - Also Comedy 'Fixing Ftithei" Extraordinary Values SUITS Smart Fifth Avo. stylos for men, expertly tailored, ol tho linust fabrics, handsome plaids, neat stripes and diagonal weaves in ich color times 1'or Fall. Wor steds, tweeds, cheviots and :ashimercs $14.95 .., $24.95 OVERCOATS New snappy models, exception ally well tailored in desirable weights of all wool overcoatings. broadcloths and camel liair. Form littini? or regular styles with rope "shoulders, single or mum WWi'st'cd--"'-1 "" ' $9.95 to $24.95 51.69 to Girls' and Misses Coats fabrics, fur : $4.95 ,o $7.45 .... y $11.95 Page Five nuind from Aiuertca lor hntidetiffH. ' Handcuffs across the .sen, Sore throats Quickly relieved JJ? J by rubbing on Jrf V VapoRuo OVERrt? MULMN JARS USED YEARLY Now Playing A WOMAN A Dramatic Story Of A Girl Reporter ; With a Great Cast Stalii Production III And I Oi'Ctttei Events I uFontier Romance" ' ' Ml...... t -.ma Children's Shoes Serviceable tan calf with CM yl Q composition soles sizes f to 2P Xk'4J Blazers Area's suede cloth and all-wool blazers' in neat, attractive patterns $2.95 to $5.95 Hoys' blazers nnd Areo-.Iacks, all wool , $1.98 to $2.75 ; Stage Shirts "lioss of the Road" made of genuine all wool Oregon flannel, double sleeves back and front in the wanted plaids, Union -fl? ACT made JD.yL Sweaters Men's fine knit ribbed or shaker knit nf all wool and wool mixtures, coat or slip-on styles, plain or fancy colors $5.95 trimmed i ,tv mm. IJurlev, I.n Grande, Ore. Wash. m i A" .