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( Tuesday, November 5, It)) LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Three Local News In Brief Jiili'rfstlnif Trlv ;rtthryn lv. McCarthy : lui ro I'ciwly rftiiriifil frum an In tercet In? tii touring sDitihcrn and mbtillo VPMtern wtatOH. HUt traveUul with, it ktimip of member. of i ho Ammi- ' can Assm-lal (ui) ut. Hallway Ticket AwontK. who travel nti Apeclal traliiH, anil who arc entertained on t'i ii to, by chanihoi'K nf cinmnerce.. A Heeial privilege woh the onpur- : luniiy to Hen ih Warner JtroiberH Ft ml In, Following the went emiHt ; through San p Knincltitm tho urty : Vlsl(ttl.t Yosouille jmrU, and eon- 1 tlntietl to I.oh Anirele and I'liuenlx. Tliey went over the Apache trail, -and Htopped by the UooHCvelt dam iindVlso .spent a' while In FA I'jiho, . Texas and Juarez, In Mexico and New OrleaiiK. They visited Kvung line's Kryve, and saw other land marks at her story. In Mexlen they slopped at Ueyiuisa and Alutn inoras. They also sloped In t'hl- 1 ean, Colorado WprlnKK, Halt I-alte Cliy, fialvcsttm. At (Jalveston thcy-: i.-tw a shipload of scrap iron bcliiy; loaderl fur Japan, and a ship be- '-. Ini; loaded will) sulpher Tor Aus tralia. , i lifgi-K-it'd at Hie NoliL AIUJHK those whtASe ii;;t!H'S up piar mi I he b djrers of local hotels are; li. X. Huwton, Salem; Mm. K. It. Kviiiih and daughter. WIwr; A Ira. Wesh-y Andrews, (taker; . I.. Cuiupbfl) and wif. Omab'i: J.. 11. "' Kieft'(i, Kfiin.uiek; 'J. J- Conno- U. Miller lust weekend. He ban : t.y, x(. )IU, .finn.: Mr.' and Mr, been ii patient at Mat Lake and u. It. VIMwr. Keiinewlck: John returned to iduho yeHierdny.iiimn- Int; ItoheriKJii, Siiukaac Mr. uiul- Mm. i. II. Ncal, Kcao; I.. !. lieste and - - ,' ' wlc KciiiuuicU; Air. and lira. I.t i't Idisi Nlulib . ' William 11. IWr. Hpokune; Harry Itert Jordan left last nlhTou Jmttu Chicago; Mr. and Mm, W. j hU return to l'oritnnd. i' . 1. Ktndi r. Mid.se; O. H. Curaon, s - I The IUiIIoh; It. HtitMle.siou. Cotton- ItciiinuNl v 'wood; James J. Walk. Marshfield; Hurry Knoilgrass has returned ; Joe- I-:. Ityan. Marchrield; L. Saud from a weekend trip to Portland, stroin. M carbarn: I.ucy Allen. MU- tf ton, William J. Holmun. Holse; Al- Auiioiiiiei'iiicilt - .'!,;r ; fred Iteconls, Hol.se; H. llllllard, . I .mile Aid, of Jmhlciv'.wlll me- t i "" wlfo, Hoise. at the homo of A Ira. ' Ai Watson, j ; r " i In Ventlleto.'i thin weekend. He 1b ti Htudt iit ut the lOasiern Orenpn .Not uutl sehool. j Air. and Urn. llorteiireu of Hakcr viwliiuj their won and IiIh wife, Mr. and Mrs, Morteiiwn of Iai Omndo, ! when I hey Urovo bore ItiHt week-1 end. Ciitlcnl CoiiiUtbm Miww Virginia tluke, Cyour-olU ilaughter of Air. Hint Mrs. Allien tiake of Meachnm, is in n critical condition, fotlowlug an ope ml ton lor ruptured appendix Sunday. She Is at the Grande Hondo hospital. Society News l''mm Imltl'! Mr. (!. K. I'onklin of Inilili-r l In Mu' rHy today nil hiiNlmttfH. Reception Given Sunday In Honor Of McDonalds! Thursilay afternoon. There ,v be etettion of officers, J Visiting Here Mis. Andy Carter, of Twin Kalis, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. H. At the Hotels i A. U. hemp. Holse; It. V. HaUer, Holse: Mr. and Alts. ( K. Ander son. -Holse; John Seir. Spokane; C. t'. Carlton nn1 wile. Council, Ida.; ; A. W. Hancock. Walla Walla: l' Trowbridge. She arrived Salurdny C. Cnbion. Wallu Walla; lioy Milli on the at.igc licturiicl lroin I'orthiml .lack I 'on iv has returned from u weekend trip to I'oitland. l'liiiuiliiv Itabbit Sliow The Superior Rabbit association Is completing plans for a rabbity show to he held In the very near future. Some of the host stock in! several varieties Is raised by Its memhern and they promise air1 exhibition that will be well worth', attending, according to reports. If ; present plans materialize the show' I will be held in the Currey room on j Adams avenue, formerly tho Kcon- omy store, next Saturday after- ; noon and evening. ; can. Seattle; I- ay Ward. Walla Wallu; J. A. Thompson. Maker: Mrs. Iterthu Schi:ter. Jos'ph; Alra, l''rank Herman. .losedi; .1. c. ltal chelder. Walla Wallu: K. I-'. l' ham. O.-W. It. li. , N.; K. M. Tucker, lloise; H. K. Durst, Maker, and W. Vofrdovitch. Walla Wnlla. are among those recently regis-, tered at local hotels. Itccciil Injury Mildred llrack. daughter of Mr. and Mi'H. liohert Bruck, recently fractured her wrist. Spent luy Hoi-o . Airs. Mvelyn llearnshaw return- . ed to Pendleton last evening aflvr : rpendipg the day In' I .n (Iiande, ; visiting Mrs. (.eorgo liichar.lson and other friends. f r.ucmiiilcr Snow. Iltvnk Trail L - I 't1''1 tioddos, Klwood Hintt and Hen l.nst Weekend lrrank Hluck. who are on their WlnVfred Hulsey was . in l.a lo Unvenbort.. Iowa, where Cran.le last weekend rroiiitjl'nloii. i ,h(-' xvi11 "t""11 the-Palmer school 1 r. , , , lof chiropractic Hintlents, eneouu- . .... .! leji'd- three feet of; mow while l-liv ."coiing- ,, icrosHi'm- the contini'ntui divide. I h monih y f hv, meeting j n h(im held In ho fire depa.t.neni roomp . In r-heyenne. Wyo. last night Itoutlno business w.,h; Th Jort,( MJ( .Haff,3 alln.llIr traiiHicted. JtypoB of tourist cars were delayed v by the sliow, some unable to move. HNinlsscd Tho case of Tloyd Hunnelj of Telocaset. was dismissed In Justice court this morning following a hearing on a charge of making threats to use violence. i Once lln.y :b.roke( u ..way for other Win Case Mi-, and Mrs. I.oren Carver, de fiMidants, won a civil case yester day In the court of the Justice of Ihe peace, regarding the ownership of Ihelr Sp I U-terrier dog. Airs, tllmlys Del.oney was the plaintiff. Drove to linker Miss Bertha Wallsinger a nd Airs. J.ona Pennington spent Sunday In' 1 taker where they drove to .visit -" AhV ad All . W 'A. Black. ; ' : I Vent"(t PoiOund . ' ' - Ali-H.y.liiines liopnu'ce and 'Mrs. t 3u.ini iinies went 'to Portland last' .MglU on biifiincss.' They will prob,i ubly ba sync about two weeks. I Hero Installing li, !l0'. I'.awrq'nr'o, of'Ths Angeles irt ,, ',;,, ';m,.u Wi,,.J1Ml,h ti,,, and KePage ' AtcKenney audi; Co, ; snovv'l ' . of Portland, are In' I .a (iranijv t T ; -J Instali'tle sound ..equipment :of th'e ! S((1(1(, trlv, new theater. 4 , . ' . Misu (b'ltrude Wheeler, former ' ( j resident of l,u ' Grande, stopped On llusltiPSK ' hope last weekend. She came hero Frank Conor. Union merchant. fron, HcolPtown. Quebec, whore sho was in 1 ji Grande today on bust- . has been since May. .with relatives, ness. ; J -. ;,V ; At present AIIss Wh'celey Ih vislt- . . . ; jnp, jn I'njon, where' she will re- Spont tho Weokond ' main unlil the last of Ihe. week, Air. and Airs.. Prod rtosson'of when she will join her parents in Ocntrnlla, 'spent tho weekend with Portland. her sister. Airs. Ii. Van BIber. They'. have gone to Kennowiek, 'whore IT PciMUoton'Thl Wockoml thev will make their home. Georwe Moons went to his home fc;onl Stimlay In Unkci Mrs. 101 hi Doty and her daugh ter. Mabel R Doty, and Al Iss Alao Bt earns, spent Sunday with the A. K. Kinmau's of Baker. Jiclui'iHMl Home Mrnest I h-Long and daughter, l-'ra nces, a nd M rs. l iverett Wall slnger and son Virgil returned Sunday from a week spent in Port land attending the stock hpw, and visiting relatives. ' A'ldonl Cars driven by Harry Snodgrnss and Mrs. It. 10. Williamson figured In a minor tra flic accident at First anil Spring yestei-day after noon, according, to the police. No one was hurt in the accident. JteportN Thtil P. J. I laubenberger. IfiOfl Adams avenue, reported to the poller lhat some one stole a caliber auto matic, a lap robe, a pair of lenihor a loves Jind a flash light from his parked car, Hero I'rnin Idaho George Obendoi'ff, from, "Wilder, Ida., visited with Air. and Mrs. J. Envoys to Naval Arms Parley Opponents in American politics. Senator David A. Heed, left, Iiepubllcan, of Pennsylvania, and Senator Joseph -T. Robinson of Arkansas, former Democratic vice presidential candidate, will work together as envoys to the Naval Arms Conference In London next January. They're shown hero after accepting an appoint ment by President Hoover. Secretary of State Sllmson will be chairman of the American delegation. er infested swap, I 4oTaLEMOCNA fhif 1 Featuring Djalnrt" I A. I Louise Fazenda and AV&Up lfmSSl 1 Walter Heirs 0!J jS I VITA PHONE ACTS Went llinio YostonUiy Donald Barnes returned hom yesterday from tho Grando Itomie hospital. Drhr to liakor Lester H. i'it and daughter, Mary, drove to Bukor today on n hiihluesH trip. Alurrlngo IjIcoiino . , . a iiiiiM'hiLrA llcpnse was Issued to Harold Herron und Clurlnsa Courtney.. -Saturday by the county elerk. ;. ! ; .Major Opernlioti AIih. Joel Andorsoii underwent u major operation this morning at the Grande Hondo hospital. t t..ltl..liul ' . IjikI .night at i meeting of the 'K'nfL'litri of Pvthl'ns lodge. W.- A. Cranior was initinted Into the rank of Knight. Wont to linker .Mrs. R. C AUnthis went to Raker this morning on No. :M to visit friends und relatives. Slowly Iteooverliig J. J. Hroomfleld is slowly recov ering from severe burns received about a month ago. On Uuslnoss . W, If. Guild mid U V. OhoiiHse are In Pendleton today on business. In linker - 10. Lurk In went to Raker today on buslneHS. . At Homo Mrs. Urank Reavls has returned to her home after several weeks in the Cirunde Hnnde hospital suf fering from blood poison. Motor Tii Mr. ami Airs. R. L. Reynaud und family spent Sunday visiting in Weston with Air. and Air. Ray tiordon. They also motored J- to Walla Wallu. - f WHkoii4l at Kanicia . Mrs. C. L. J)amerell and daugh ter, Alba, spent the .weekend ; nt Kameln. Hon ror ii few luys Airs. Julius Kisher will be In La Grande for several days. Hero ldiHt Saturday , Airs. Jim Hutchinson, Mm. I'Ved KoxAhH. Vogel, Mrs. Walter Cock, and AIIss Helen Hchuper, of lTfi lon were In Ln Orunde, Saturday. Hunting Trl Capt. 10. W. Kly. accninpunleil by Sergeant Ramaey, has gone Into Washington on a hunting trip. The two nre In seureh of hear and other "big game." They left Saturday. A chui-uilug reception in honor : of Air. and Mrs. Uoorgo K. AloDou- uld (Lylu Holt), who have recent-j ly relumed from tliolr liouoyiiioon, was given Sunday afternoon from : 3 to & at the furm home of Aim. I'oter A. MoDonuld, with her j duuglitor, Airs, William Home Ale- Nub of Herkeloy, Cub, us-Sisling hh lioHtesH. Large ImskotH of cbrywan. j thcimimM decorated the reception j rooms. Airs. Dopald l'ague presided In tht dinintr room. 1 The table was centered with u cluster of rosea, with Aim. J. I Aloyors und Mm. A. T. HIR serving the fJmt homv wllii Mra. Jlnrbort Spockhart und Mrs. I.oren Tucker itNslHtiuj;. Tho second hour Mrs, Charles Bingunr und AJra. ilnrvey AluPhews Horved, und Mr. I-ymu Hohji'eukiimp. Airs. CtiUMe llobnon kuinp, unil Aim. Krederlcjt Jones of Wallowa usalsted. AIIss -.Murgurot Anson, Mm. Tumor Oliver- und Al(s Janet Bingnor assisted In re ceiving. , . ' Art Club Meets With. Mrs. Currey Continuing their study of the history, life and art of Japan, the in em hers of tho Art Research club mot yesterday ut tho home of Airs. Uoorgo II. Currey. An Interesting afternoon wan spoul with mi In structive program. The afternoon session began with roll call. Mrs. A. T. Hill told about the Shinto religion In Japan. A talk about domestic oiiHtoiuH wuh given by Mrs. c. M. Humphrcyn. An account of Japan's past was told by Airs. Harvey AlatthewH. nnd Airs. H. (J. Smith told ubout color prints. Mrs. O. K. Alorun related a Jap anese legend, "'The Clreen Willow." Some of . the new books that would probably bo of Interest to the club woro . mentioned by .Mm. Wulloi Pierce. " Mm. It. 10. WcHlonhuver will meet with the club nt her home November 1 4 ' Miss Barbeau Is . Honored at Shower , A lovely mlscelluneous shower wuh given lust evening In honor of Miss Madeline Barbeau at the home of Airs. Audmer Pluyle, with Aim. Pluyte, Airs. Doyle Zimmerman. AIIss Lucille Black und AIIss Ruth Hramwcll hostesses. The marriage of,(AllsH Barhouu, ilaughter of Mm. , .William. Klegrist,. ami Or.. A. Al. Moore, son of L. O. Alooro or Van couver, -will bo an event of the near fuluro. Decorations were In the color theme of orchid and green. ,l-'our tables of bridge---wore at play, with Aim. John iJirlson winning high tally. Second prize was awarded to Airs. Jack I'Vrrls. AIIhh Murguret Wynkoop of Portland was an out-of-town guest. She Is Htityhig ut the homo of Airs. Doyle Zimmer man. . ' Dainty rof reshmentH were Horved. . Wakelita Bridge Club Entertained day with dinner at the lu tlrttndu ; hotel, when covem wore laid for ! twenty-two. I Thct diversion wuh five table of bridge ut the IL N. Ashby homo, ; with Mm. Charles Roehm and W, ' It. tlulld winning high score, Con 1 notation wuh awarded lo Alrw. J. l J Longfellow. . Lovely bouquets of mulberry and pink chrysuntho niuiim centered the dinner table and added cluslem of beauty to the home. ,; Literature Club , Meets at Hotel J New Step-in Sets ; aud Chemise Fashioned of crepe de chine, hoth tailored and novelty trim PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-Weai nnd Millinery "DimmIh vh. Know ledge" seemed to Ite the popular poem of Bess Koster Mintth uftor Hoveral mem bers had rend her Hiunll book, "The Checkered Table Cloth, und listed tho Helepllons according to their appeal last night ut the usual sets Hiou of the Neighborhood I. (torn turc club In the l.a (tmmlo hotel,. Jim. Miles Kallow guv mi uc count oC tho weond chapter In "Want Can Literature. Do for Ale?' by J. Alphonio Hnilth, which the club In studying. Next Monthly tho club will moot .at '7;8n In the tlold room of tho Iji (Vando hotel. ' . ' - - t Shower Given For j Mrs. H. Br am well Itl'l Mliucl IKMlH' Mr. inn) Mrs. 1.. W. Wt'i-liH nnd Hons, KoHwell and Hiirohl, Imve rv turmul from a recent trlii lo Port land where, they attended the IM riflc Inteinatlonnl stork hov. They roport fine weather with very Iltlli. rain. . ;iiiu lo Twin h"iill MIh.i Cerlrude Waller left Hiln ilny uYHMins on her way to Twin KiiIIh where ihe. will remain until alio has recovered from her recent accident.' BRITONS HEAR TRIP REPORT (CoDtlnuea ;rom Fige 1) Surprise Party ' ; A score of frlondH idoamntly sur prised It. X. Maxtor ut his homo on Thirteenth street Hunday, honnrlUB his birthday anniversary wllh A d( IlKhtful dinner, Tho birthday cako was a creation in white. Many gifts ore presented to Mr. Hutr. : TIioho pnisent wore: Mr. und Mrs. 11. 'A, Baxter und family, Mr. and. Mrs. Henry Alaxfleld nnd fam ily, Mr. and' Mrn, Nephl Coombs. and Mrs. Molvln Tluxtor, Mr. und Mrs. Jonah Wolmor of lUlffurJ und Mr. nnd MrH. Jim CIokm. Anhouricemehts this' orRTi'tii-zulloh are especially urud to be present, as tho final arianpemontH wIU bo.mudo for tlu anntuil lm.imr. Mrs. Kred oun. hi chairman of tho refreshment ctitjiinitteo for (lie uflernoon. and MInh Charlotte Kuhl wtll havo: churv of tho (U votlonal, it Is. an-, houiued, Tho Ulversidrt Ijidles1 Aid will tpeot ut tho Lane chapel Tliai.day ufternoo'i, Noveniber 7. with Mrs., It. K. McAnulty mid .Mrs. O, li. Ma.vam as hosieHsen. IN THI Witt A miscellaneous shower In honor of Mrs. Harold ltrumwell (Dorothy Hpencer), recent bride, wua plvn lust nltfht ut the homo of .Mrs. Moyd I'ldcock, with Mrs, Itulph IMdcock, UKslHtunt host ess, ) A pleasant evening' wuh Hpeut hi playing ifntnos,' with Mil. Clydo .ImuuMttian, 'MrH. Will IMdcock und Mis. T. H. Maxwell winnllitr prizes, A dellKhtfut reudliiK was Klven by Mi-s. G. N. Tarklnirton. Dainty refreslimontH woro nor veil lo tho score of Knests. Birthday Party At Flanery Home , A detlglitrul surprise party was Klven hi honor of Frank Klunory j lust . evening, when ho received J many KlftR complimenting him on : his birthday unniverKary. Dil ring tho affair four tables of pinochle woro at pluy, wlth.Itcta Knydum, Curl l-'binnery, Klva AVll-, helm uml Perry McOucett winning honors for high score, .Oonsolnlion was presented to MrH. C. h. Hulll vun. Dainty refreshments wore served. Party Compliments ' ; Mrs. Walter Pei'ry A delightful nfternoon of bridgo was spent yeaterdny nt tho homo of Mrs. Herbert I'uKlson, when sho entorlalned In honor of MrH. Wal ter Perry, who Ih leaving Ihe lust of this week to make her home In Seattle. Mra. I.ee Ha n ford won honor for high tally with throe tunic ut i play. A guesl prize wuh awarded to Jii'H. perry. luii cnryMthemiiiufc and plants formed attractive dec oration. A dainty luncheon was served. . f The re g it I'ti r mooting of tin1 Youiik 'Womon'H Kducatlonal aux- (lliirV vill bo hohl thin evening In (lie basement , of tho AietnoaiHi uhuroh. A largo nttondanoo Is es pecially requoHtcd, us thoro Ih to be un ImereHllng program. . i k Tho ICplscopul. Guild w ill meet Vodnesduy at tho Tji Grando hotol. MlHslonary hour will bo from 1:30 to '2:80 o'clock) und jChilld mooting I at inoirngujuf. nourn irom 4. Mcmberu aro requcHtod. to at tend. UK therein to bo nn Impor tant buHlneHs mooting, ono of the officers announcocb , i V .1 ' ; Tho MothodlHt- IidleB ! Aid will meet tomorrow" nftomooil ut -o'clock iU tho uoimS of Mih. A. W. lffol, 000 Main Htrool. , ,t : . ;', - ' " v :' , ' ' ' 1 Tho ' riaiOH''- Aid' "Boctaty , of tbv i'rosbytorlun church: wlll nioot to morrow ufternounut -0 n tho church: parlorH. All ,'ineinbem "of 3toro No. IS La Orunde, Or. Fur Felts $3.98 & $4.98 The hat combining snap & style with seryice. ' F a 1 1 shades in. assorted styles & Bhnpec. Mrs. George Clark wuh hostess to the mem hern or tho Wakelita H rd go: club yesterday afternoon with Ibrmi (able at play. '; High hcoi'o wan won by Mr. Ah'X l-'urganou and wcond prize wa.s awarded to Mrs. A. K. Hug. The gue.Ht prize wuh proHented to Mrs. Walter Lane. A dainty lunch-, con was st'rverl during tho uftf-r-noon. Dinner Club Meets At The La Grande JOSEPHMANNIX FIGHT CONTINUES (Continued from Page 1) The He von o'clock Dinner (dub ( spent a. charming evening yi-ster--1 Is now pending ln the supremo court u suit brought by AilgtHt Wemiuo In which Joseph Ih direct ly licensed of attempting to. dis slpnto tho fund "and selling real estate connected with tho fund 'o his own clients ut such low prices as to justify the resumption of fraud." Mm mils brands as a "hrout":a declination by Joseph that ho can produco Important evidence relat ing to the alleged oplinn on Kami's property and Intimate relationship existing between Mannlx and Hand, and he eluiltenges Joseph to pro duce this evidence. -i- v 1STEVEN&-YAN ENGELEM COi :: Men's MOLESKIN WORK PANTS Heavy,, Weight . i.m..- ., , ant tribnto to Ambiissador Dawes, reralllng that IiIh vlflt was tho re sult of conversation they had dur ing the Bummer. Keeps to Old Policy Mr. MVicDonald called nttenllon tf the fact that Washington was pursuing lt' historic policy of ke.eplm; free from old-world en tunnlemenU: but l-ndon must re main loyal to tho obligation con tracted with tho DeuKite of Nations. Former Premier Lloyd George, liberal lender. cr:itd a storm when, after Having congruiumu-u Mr. iacDonald on the nueoesn ot bin mifslon, he. pressed him for answers whether he hud entered Into any commlttmentH on bellluer- cut right nnd general dlsju-mii-ment. Mr. "Lloyd (Jeorgfl iilso wished to know whether war debt! hud been discussed during the negotia tions... The labor henches howled their disapproval ns the liberal leader demanded answers. Commander J. M. Kenworthy from the labor benchoii InMsled that Lloyd fJeorgo'n iuerlen woro only mfschlevlouti. Kennorlhy win formerly a. liberal. The Irrespresflble Jack Jone, labor M. 1., for Hllvertown, lee fened sOm of tho tension with a humorotia upeech. hut Mr. Muc Doniild Inslytcd on oomlng hack nt Mr. Lloyd fioorgs. The prima minister deolured em phntLcily tha "the ipieiition deblH wim not discussed," He as sured tho house that Ihere had bf.ua no commitment on tt other question. i Cocoa's coitvenience Chocolate's flavor Everyone likes the full, fine flavor of chocolate just as everyone who cooks likes the simple convenience of cocoas powdered form. Ghirardelli's Ground Chocolate combines them both true chocolate flavor in one form for beverage, cakes, icings, dies, desserts. FRFE V.Pi.n I). (ilncJ.lliC VOJ N.'Ul PMJM St., Sin Fr.ruiKO, C.lit. (.r Swf( 5,.'.n' fUcip P.ki No. X. can- 3; . f. AfJL GHIRARD ELlTS CHOCOLATE 4mmc Say'Veawdelly" Are You Receiving on Your Savings? We guarantee 6 on deposits of , $1.00 and up Useful gift to all new depositors j Convenient Withdrawals 'fit';" See or Write to JACOB DOBItTN ' ' GUARDIAN Building &Loan Ass'ni of Portland ' nt Ii Crnnde National l!ank lUHpr., I,n Gi'andf!, Oregon ''. - ' Inquire Today j
