La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 06, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text, Wednesday, November G, 1929 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Five Local News In Brief PHSMd Timing)! tMt NleM .Mr. and Mrs. Jvkh Smith and son .Siarvln, of DmiVfi. iuussimI through Ui Ciratulo lat night on their way 1 tt lo t la d and Seattle. Kro 1 1 1 t)nr limy art) sol nt? to California and rvtui-n to Denver. They visltt-ii Mr. and J( Airs. Kii I'routy whilo luTif- Mri. l''Uty and Mr. Smith ui-f brother and Hinler. Mru Kmtth litis Ihmmi viMitiiiff her moliuT In WiHi-r Tor aiiout 'a month, where Iter hunhand joined her. Sfx-aks til - Assembly Tim KtfV. Af. O. Ti-nnyxon Hjxike at ihp n-ffular .weekly assembly of Kastorn On'Ron Nornuit school moriiiniT. ibout-: world peace and tlit meaKUivH that hav been takfii to' Insure it. He alo de HcrilH'd stiine of the horrors of war. This Is lh Haiue address that wuh pi veil to he Kotury club recently. 1" K llefiislerrtl Here ei,'lste.i!eil at Iucul hotels are: Jt'KH T. Smith. J.os Angeles; 1 A. Mootly uritl wife, Knterprise: Alma llernlnK, Wallowa; M. Maniuls, Ar lington; K. LuntUu, Kturkey; K. K. llreitweiser, linker; c. (Wo. Ktarlicy; '.'Joseph Geriinls, Kenne wick, ami lialpli Ituekmun, Milton. Aerlilent W. U Whontley Is in thoGraiuie Hondo hospital suffering from a broken which he- received when ho fell from a bant ho was building; on hut farm near Iji Grande. After falling he was tin eonsclotm for a whilo. ami then crawling to tho rond. he una able to stop someone to bring him t) l.a Grande. .','.. Helm-mil Lust Xlglit. Mrs. Prank Ollticrsleevn i ru.ni . ...... grandson returned home Inst night from Enterprise where they have been since Sal unlay. They visited with Mr. Gllderslecvo who Is working on a ranch on the Imnahn and who came to Knterprlso last weekend. MihM1iiu . - Members of tho Benefit Assocla ilon of Railway Kttiptoyes had an Interesting mooting last night at the .Sucajawea Inn, and enjoyed a danco nrternurds. Tliero was a largo attuudanco, with M'idacy's orchestra playing. Arrangements were made to huvn another dance Iecember 3. Officers wore nomi nated last evening, and tho rlej tlon will bo held at tho December session. In Accident I wo cam collided at 2 o'clock yuaturday ufiuinoon oil, tho high way near l.a Grande, one driven. y i. A. Jacroux of Ooldendule, Wash., and tho other bv Frank i -Mei.roso of Walla Walla. Tito oo- a curve. No one was hurt, according to the re port nindu to the police. Al I'm- Holds C. A. Jnrrun, Goldendulo; a. It. Miirlns. Salt hake Citj!; .Mr. and Mrs. Knemnter, .Spokane; C. (.'. flearwaltrf, Kiiterprlse; J. H. 'I'lp pelt, l:iltisrprl; .lack Tippetl. Kll-li-ritrlsc, 3hd J-- O. Jackson, Enter prise, art; among those whoso names appear on local hutel-Ietlg. ers. a T -- ... Af the lipids " ' I;. I.. WIIkiiiH, Spokane; Italph l.angstroia. St. i.ouls; K. M. ilon son, liolsf : A. O. Dunn. Tillamook Mr. and Mrs. M. V. 1'ynher, Walla Walla; W. A. iJunn, Tillamook; r,. l Wenrotd, .Walla Walla: Theo ralla. are local hotels, At Hie Hotels J. A. Held, Dolse; W. U. Sutton, Walla Walla; T. I,. Gray and wife, Nampa; Mr. and Mrs. I,. H. Krlek son, Pendleton; Charles Malkln, Pendleton; li. Nelson Spokane; K. u. .tiartin and wife. Payette; are among- those registered at local hotels. itcluiiicil Home , Mrs. P. U. colt returned to her home in Portland this morning after spending the summer at the humo of her son, A. J Oolt, of Summervllle. Mrs. Colt will be 80 years old next month. , l Wonroi'd, .Walla Walia: dure It. Jtlch, Walla Wal uniODg tlose ;lisU'(l at local Went to Xnmpa Mis. ('. I.. Payne left on her way lo Nampa this morning, where she will meet Mrs; II. T. Trull and I hey will return here together. Mrs. Trull recently went to Nampa with her son. ' Visited Here Mr. and MrsMtay Greiner. route No. 1. l.a Grande, were visitors at the nr. .1. A. ;Wonderliek? residence yesterday.', s Passed rriiriHili ', t . " , ,; Mrs. Albert ltysdaii passed through r.a Grande this morning on her way to lOlgln. She has been in Salem for about a month visit ing relatives. VHI Hctijirn I II. Stephenson, district highway bridge engineer, will return the last of this w e e k from Salem, where he- has been on business. l tiulmr Council Meeting A Central Labor Council meeting ill lie held Thursday night at 8 o'clock In, the city hall. All dele gates ar;i-eiucstcd to attend. from linker It. WIIIcox- of linker was in l.a Grande today on business. l-'roni l-:lgn Verne Payne of Klgin was in 1m Grande on business today. Trip In I'ciilhiud Gertrude Wagner has returned rrom a trip to Portland where she has been for several days on busi ness and pleasure. . .. Jleru for Mooting A. C. Huberts, general chairman. 1!. of Ij. E. of Portland, wus In 1m. Grande yeslerduy attending the monthly meeting which is hold the first Tuesday of each month. , 1cft Isl Night Miss Jtuby Mellck. of Portland, who is attending the Kastorn Ore gon Normal school, was called to Cottage Grovo to attend her grandmother's funeral. Miss Me llck left hero last evening. Passed Through Miss I,ona Hobbs, of Hood Itiver. passed through La Grundo this morning on her way to lmbler where she will visit relatives for several months. Weill In I taker Mrs. Clydo Metcalf,' Mrs. Verne Alnsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hcan, went to Uaker last evening m ine interest of tho Mutual Im provement association. They tiro state officers of this organization. triiitei'wenl Operation unrunra cteaver. daughter of .Mr. mid Mrs. John Cleaver of Mcn cham underwent an operation yes. terilay at the Grande Hondo hon pitnl. She Is reported to bo im. proving. Itetiirneil Ijst Weekend Mrs. Charles l.-ishhack of Ijidd canyon returned last weekend from Caldwell, where she was culled by tho Illness of her daughter. - In lliispllal Mrs. Irene McCarthy. 21(11 "oak street, entered the Dr. Wondcrllck hospiial this morning as a medical patient. . Went to Klamath Falls .Mrs. Frank Keffer, of Hllgard, left last night on her way to Kla math Fulls where she will visit her parents, , . Jtcttirnc.il From Portland Mrs. J. H. Miliering and daugh ter, t,ucille, recently returned from Portland where they have been visiting friends. Miss Miliering was on her vacation. Returned Lusl Night ' Mrs. A. It. Strong returned laft nighf"tro7n JTuntifiion whero she has been visiting her husband since Sunday. Will Itettirn Dr. W. P. MeAdory will return In the morning fi-um. Portlumt where ho went to attend a meet ing of tho State Medicul associa tion, leaving last night. On Business Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wells of Huntington were iirl-a Grande to day on business. Hctltriicd: Ir. and Mrs. J. I,. MePherson have, returned from a week's trip to Portland. Illness Mrs. H. j. Keynuud.is ill at her home todny. At Home Mrs. J. w. King and son left the Grande Komle hospital today after a week's confinement. Amttumccinciit The O. I, A. will : have their regular session at tho K. P. Hall tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. cha.mpag.m; xo i,r.iitr TO AI1CX WHO MAKE IT KPKitNAy, Franco (Al') This is France's greatest ehanmncne year since 1893 ami illtl. Visiting the vineyards white the vintage was being gathered, an Ainerlcun was guided by the manager of a world famed brand, insisted by four workmen. After two hours spent following the grapes from tho vines Into tile silv er topped bottles, tho American in vited tile W'orkmen to a near-by ctifc. Said he: "Let's have a nice bottle. What will you boys have"'" Lined up at the bar the four, who tolled eight hours or more a day with "tho beverage of kings." perk ed up and as one man . fairly shouted : .... "fieer!" V - Ingalls Inspecting Dirigible Sites OAKLAND, Cat,, Nov, 0 AP) David 8. Infra lis, arahttant secre tary of the navy for aviation, teft Oakland airport by plum at 9 a. m. today for SuaMle, continuing an immectiun tour of attea for tin: proposed 5.tU0.ot0 Pacific coast navy dirigible bane. liisnHa made a land aud utr inspection of the Sunnyvale slto at the lower end of the Ban Ki-anctsco bay and de clared himself favorably Impress etl. Heforts coming: here he Inspect ed the Camp Kuurny -proposed; site near San Iiciro. Hoover May See Football Contest WASHINGTON. Nov. 6 (AJ) President Hoover hopes to be able to attend the Navy-Georgetown football ga me at AnnapoltH Satur day, but wa not certain today whether Ii!b plans could be ar ranged to make tho trip possible. At.MKK IX tOUTtXI POKTLAND, Ore., Nov. C (AP Aime?' St-mple MePherson, Los Amjetes evunselist, arrived in Port land for a brief stiiy toibiy. NEW YORK MAYOR IS GIVEN BIG VOTE (Continued from Page 1 from the supreme court bench to accept the democratic nomination. District Attorney Joali H. Itautou had declined to run. The vote was Cnilu t!H,0(17; Coudert ttS.ltll. Another republican setback curred in the contest for supreme court In the T,.ong Island counties. Stephen f.'allaghan. republican. whoso 3-i-year term expires this! year, was defeated by nuitely 6(1, OHO votes by Attorney Charles J". Dodd, demo crat, of Brooklyn. from ih8,j,rc8ii laa! night that you did not roculvo an invitation to (ho dinner given at tho White House for Ambassadors Uawos and Ohb Benlteim, to which tho members of tho foreign relallonn committed who wero in tho city or available were Invited. Directions to Bend Qit the invitations were given on Mouduy und In tho hurried tele, phoning to cniitors and settlement of other details an inadvertence occurred sumewhere. fc "I urn most deeply pained that such an accident should have hap pencil, with such an apparent lack of courtesy, ana 1 liopo you will accept iny , assuraucea that It was dut cfi'tirel-io a mistako which Is most deeply regretted by ull of us. "Vuurs raithfully, - ;. "HKIUiKUT JIOOVEH." lt'(l OlIU III) lltitli . Senator Heed of Pennsylvania, a Hepublican member of tho foreign relations commutes and nnu of last night's While House 'dinner guests, called on .Mr. Hoover early today and shortly afterwards conferred with Senator Johnson at tho Cap itol. : This gave rise to n report that Senator Johnson had received a personal explanation from Mr. Hoover for the Incident, but the senator refused, as an last night, to comment. Tho failure of Johnson to re ceive an invitation was tho talk of the Semite today and thero were efforts on tho part of some ot Johnson's friends to have tho for eign relations committee lake offi cial notice or tho affair. Tim regular meeting ot tho com mittee was called for today, but before tho members went Into ses sion the report (hut an explanation might lie; forthcoming front the White House became current at the capitol. Senator Johnson Issued the fol lowing statement after the letter had been made public at tho white house; "Ciuler. no circumstances would opproxl- ' 1 have commented upon or dls , District ! t'l,!f!,tu' 1,,e incident. In the present KitoaiKm, oi .course. It IS wnoiiy ended." FRISCO DIOFICATS FIVK SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. tt (AP) FIvo members of the San P'ran- ctsco board of supervisors wero swept from office In yesterday's municipal election, n complete un official count disclosed early to day. The five were Con J. Deasy CITY COUNCIL HEAR REPORTS OFCONGRESS Durintf the business meeting of tho La Gniiylo city council of the Charles J. P. Power, Milo V, Kent, i p.-T. A., held Monday afternoon Charles h Todd and Walter J, Schmidt. , New Hupervisora eleeted uro Anirelo ,T. Utmsi, JnmcH K. Power, .Jefferson 13. Peyser. Carl Y. Mile; Victor J, Citnepa and Thomas P. Hacnjawett Inn, t the Greenwood school it number of important matters were dis cussed. Future meeting of the organization will be hold tho first i Monday ; each, month, in ; the GAIUAX AMXKSTV LAW KXC'Ll'IIiS HKI HOMBEItK HO I'M A (AP) Seven com mimists, who in 1315 blew up the national cathedra! und killed more than 50 government off'ieluls, were excluded from the amnesty law recently passed by thor national legislature. They would have been executed long ago had il not been for the clemency of King JSoris. Yr the sak0 of domestic recon ciliation, he, refused to sign the dentli warrants. Among the beneficiaries of the law are former Prime Minister Uadoslavoff, ex-War Minister Tont cheff and the former Genera Ui simo Jekoff. 'CIll'TK SAVKK VIUOV HINGTOWN, 1a., Nov. tf (AP) An air mail plane, flying frm Cleveland to I-iudJcy I'tetd, Newark, N. J., caught fire and crushed on the side f Pig mountain, three miles north of hero this morning. The pilot, Thomas P. Nelson made a successful .parachute jump and recovered five of the IS mall bags in tho machine. The other i:t pouches were burned. The plane was destroyed. Hands Amputated To Save His Life HA INI KM, Ore.. Nov. fi (AP) itoth hands of L. K, t'jimpbell, ek-etrician. were ampututed yes terday In an attempt to save his life. He was wiring a hoi&e and by mistuke picked up u wire car rying 'j-pio volts (iiHtcatl of the omt cnrryltig Mil vtihs. Oarrity. Ktipervistift Prank 1-t Ilavenner, William P.- Ktanton and .lames B. McSheehy were reelected, l-ty substantial majorities the following were retained in office. Public Administrator Phil C Kai. : . Tronurer, Duncan Mathemn. Recorder Kdmond Godehaux. Tax Collector Edward F. Ury- ant. City Attorney ' John .T. O' Toole. Police Judges JX H. O'Uiien and S. J. Lazardus. Mrs. Mary I'mg, board of educa tion.' , . Voters approved only two of the eight prepositions submit ltd ,to them. Proposals uppruved were J those providing for the incmera- Hon method of giirbage dispositt and the establishment of a muni- j cipal court system in Han Francis- J co. j Plans for a i silver tea were dis cussed and Mrs, IL.CJV Alexander, finance chairman, reported that it would be given before Iho net meeting of tho organization, and would be announced later. The Gabiiet Membership cup won by the la Grando elty coun cil, for two consecutive years, will bo left in cuh of: iflvc citfc schools for atime, in order that the children may view the trophy thnttlicy helped to win. Tho Itivovla P'l A. had the turgeBt number , of membyra proa ent. Tliose delegates to th reeevit stnto convention of the Oregon eongrcss of P.-T. A., Mis. Fred Gehring, Mrs. William CotUug wood. Itlvertar Mr. lnvid Vyilo of Willow; Mm. William Kerry, Mrs. Claud PucUett of Green wood; Mrs. C. F. MePherson, dis trict vice-president, before the con vention, and now fifth vice presi dent or Oregon congress, ami Mrs, 1C t). Towletv presldcut of. the i-a Grando city eomieil, wn each given the opportunity tt ' give n brief report of the convention. The Jtev. H. L. J'utnam bfgan the meeting with utt npjji-oprhile Invocatiotu DEMOCRATIC PARTY WINS democratic party to triumph over the cimHiQjv of nt(-Kmith tU'mo erats aud republicans In yester day's election. Tho democratic majority reached Ui,5H when re turns from L6SW of tho Htato's U precincts hud been tabulated. PoiWrd registered Ut,t3 votes to Ktl,53 for ir. William Moscly Iirown, coalition candidate Indications wero that tho total vote would full approximately Btt Fhort iff the record breaitlng S6.Ut cast in the presidential enmpuisn last year when Virginia, for tho first timo since reconstruc tion, was carried 'by the republican party. Virginia was tho first of five southern "Hoover, elates", to hold a state election, . James H, Piiet was elected Heu- tenant-itovernor and John H- Saun ders was re-eloctnd attornoy-gen-erul In tho democratic landslide. Available tabulations , showed the etoetton of 20 democratic und four coalition members of the low er house.- ' '' "Kttslvobisnt" a term used by Hlshop James Caivnon. Jr., of the Methodist Kpiacopul Church, South. one of tho rganfzero of ihft demo cratic opptisiiioH. to Aifi'td ymith, In eritieifrii.sr'.lobn J. Has kob, democratic national emmit teo chalriuan, often. was heard during the campaign, Bemocnun countered with "Cunnon-i&iu," tn criticism of the bishop. "lo prleHtiHiiv' a term growing out of tho circulation of a pamph let containing pictures of the Neg ro congressman from Chicago Os car ie Priest,- and his wife, also wi4 frequently heard. Alleged Swindlers , A re U nder A rrest KANSAS CtTW Nov, (AP Two etleged BwimUers IL Xa yklu- ner and K, J. Chambern, wore un der arrest here today, despite their dentals of any fraud In connection with the sale of stock, said to to tal nearly $&a&,U0& in value, in a proposed 37,tHMiere summer re sort project near Manttou, Colo. , TjUtfJfcV'o m(r t)tr arrewtetLtere last night in a fashionable south side apartment by city detectives, accompanied by Hlt-rJff IS. L. JURY CONVICTS TAX ADVISOR (Continued iron; Pase Gn Ion member, hns been nlneed' In the record of the third ItiveHtig.t- Hon into the slaying of the'l'li-J year-old woman. ! Wheeler was named us the shiv er by H, I,. Cuse, Mount Hotly textile worker, who "described him self as a chance passenger on the truck upon which Mis. Wiggins was riding with a group of union members when she was shot to death. The truck was halted by a mob which forbade its occu pants to attend a union mooting JOHNSON PACIFIED BY MR. HOOVER (Contlnueo. from Pak 3) somewhere" which uecouuteil for the omission of one to Senator lohnsou. The text r the letter follows: "My dear Senator: "I was Ktvutly if isf ressed t,i lln rn A honeymoon trail leads to a haunted house and out airain Spooks and crooks turn ,a town upside down All in this farce comedy and the world rolls over with laughter. BRANDING A LIE Following Mr. Breshears' offer of $500 reward for the identity of the person starting the malicious lie about him, I take this opportunity to vindicate Mr. Breshears and to brand the story as ut terly false and without the slightest vestige of truth or fact. Jerry G. Kimmell DOES THIS INTEREST YOU? That you save the freight from the coast when you buy a WiHai'd Battery here. Invest your money in battery not in freight. The same price here as in Portland, Spokane, Seattle. Because we have a Willarcl Warehouse Franchise. Automotive Electric Co. ' ' Curtis W. Sine, Mgr. 213 Greenwood Phone M. 520 ISTEVENSmN ENGELEN CGI Men's MOLESKIN WORK PANTS Heavy Weight Strawn, a&rtion City, Kits. .Sheriff SsrnBTl carrleil wnrranis allvifins fulso pretense, swori to hv tlar ilvu City Investors In Iho Mansion ontoriirtao. A1M1TS HOHIIKKV MBll'OI(l. Ore., Nov. (Al' Uouorl Foru, 23, farm bund, io liro Haiti tortaj', confossod lust HlKht that with an unnamei! coniinmltm, ho held us and robbed Kiiwartf OucbK farmw,. of S3& and then toofe Clurhcs uutomohllo ami drovo to Morrill, Ore., whore they stole a license nlate. For anh roroiiwnomlwl mid guar, antoed iy th Mooa imff ;o.( and oiht'r h'adlns onuririsis. Ailv. One Dose Shows Results utl.H!iiiH pnht jit-Ms la Fruttula h'or ov?r twonty years lltlflT. 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