La Grande evening observer., November 13, 1929, Page 5, Image 5

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J-Jv November 13, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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Jftcal N ews In Brief
' "Tomllllun of w. J. Wiilo,
' bill'1 ""lloll!,l' "I S"H l-"l'o
: I'i'lVilcil In hi, lininovod
I i"B to viiril ri'ci'lvi il hero by
; , "viiai'liU Waif. Mi . w. A.
,::"iiy. of kntwpiMe. churlos
Mr. llnil Airs. 'It: K. Wulo
iij last wi-cki'liil o.-l' llii ir wily lo
rill I'll ill a l-Vw l)ii .
Miu Kllzulu-tli Citrm-y went fu
I'oi-tlitml last w.t'i'la-n!,' and U ox-
i-li'il lo ri'turJ lira fiv liny.
,ln- af-ronipanieil Mi.1 anil .Mi's.
Lively Styles in
Overcoats
i54
Thesej full - shouldered
athletic looking over
- coats hive a dash and
Vswing'tlat's good to look
; upon. . They're zestful as
$ winter weather they're
' as warm as the days are
c o I'd. (Blustering days
mean nothing ; to them,
for the warm all-wool
febrics defy the most
'bitter blasts. ',
Smooth Your
Shayin'g.'; ",,:'
Troubles
Away!
Klenzo Shaving
Cream
39 cents
Its penetratine lather
softens the board close to
the ekin' and enables you
to sweep it olf smooth and
clean.
Gentlemen's Talc
25 cents
Soothes the i-kin and re
moves the shine. Slightly
scented ami quite in
visible on tho face. Sqld
only at Itcxall Stores.
Glass Drugs
Inc.,
The Ituxull Store
La Grande, Ore.
; Also
V ilaplmnc
; Acta
"Opry House"
and
Van & Schenck
. 3
mil
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j I JTHE WOHLDS L AfitjtST CHAIIJ OF j
I I fe :ndividuli v T.wmfp ornj&STcrjEsJ I
. mj HI I IIMWI J MM Will I II J
W. If. Ilolincnkamii. ' Mrs. Kilo.
Hay In working fur Dr. A. illcll
urdNon In Mis. I'lu-m.y's ulmi'iice.
At llio llolols
Nclllo ItlchnrdHon, Helix; A. T.
Merroll and wife. Bilker; llallle
IiiBle, Albany: Prank A. Moeim,
l'cndleton: Mr. and Mm. I.. V.
I'nrnonH. UoIhc: Isnliel Sullivan and
Marie Smith, Uolse; John It. Mc
Vea, Cleveland; Auxtln Dunn, A. (1.
Dunn. Tillamook; Lurena MoCur
ley. Duper; none KnKer, V. S.
Small, linker; Kred Hull, Baker;
DivlKht II. , c r s k a p, f .cwlaton,
Mont.: C. U. Zurcher, Enterprise;
I-inyton W. Jonetv Knterprlae, and
Mr. A. M. Packard, I'endleton,
are amnuK those recently register
ed nt the local hotels.
III iHMHl CoiMllllotl
Mrs. C. R l.i'Onanl, wife of Major-General
Leonard, of the Hnlne
harraekit of the United States
army, 1m In I -a Grande hospital
suTferlnff from injuries received In
an auto accident Armistice day.
Sho la reported to be In good con
dition. Three Rnhles
Three bablen wero born ut the
Crundo Itonue hospital Alonuay.
two tflrlH und one boy. A son was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Cllnto H'am
belton. Mr. and Mvs. Virgil San
derson are tho parents of a baby
jjlrl. A baby daughter was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Thomas.
" ! (Jood Condition
, Mrs. Joel Richardson, who un-
derwent a major operation a week
u;ro. Is reported to bo improving
rapidly. Sho is at the Grande
Itonde hospital.
Major OiKMHtton
. Mrs. pell Stace underwent a ma
jor' operation MonuViy at the
Grande Honrie hospital.
lostpnoed .
Due to tho death of tho father
of the worthy matron of the chap
ter of the Order of tho lOastcrn
Star at Union, tho meeting there
tonight has been postponed, and
tho regular session will bo held by
tho local chapter i'u the Masonic
hall. ,
Passed Throiisli
. Marie Smith and Tsabcl Sullivan
of lioise passed through La Grande
recently on their way to Moscow,
where they wilt uttend tho football
game this weekend.
Leaving Thursday
Mrs. Otis Veal is leaving Thurs
day on her way to San Jose, Cal.,
where she will uttend tho Simplex
Western Union school, entering a
three months' course.' She is em
ployed ut, the local Western Union
station,
Lcnvhu; Tonight
J. R Uuvenseroft Is leaving to
night on his way to Spokane, where
ho will be for several days on busi
ness I
I Visiting Friends ,
I Mi'ft. Tt. J. Campbell of Knler
; prise will be in La Grundc In a few
j days to visit friends.
i Guest Monday
I JJr. G. K. Holl of Pendleton was
.a guest of Dr. J. L. Ingle's Mou
day. They attended the footbull
: game here.
NtopiH'd Here
Stanton Lapham, Jr., of Pendle
ton, stopped in La Grande Monday
on his way to Raker on business.
He visited friends while here.
From Portland
Mrs. Huttie Olson of Portland
was a recent visitor wilh her
daughter, Mrs. John Jenkins.
V.yv Mratiou
Mrs. S. K. Robinson underwent
an operation Tuesduy on her left
eye for gluucoma.- She is the
mother of Mrs. N. K. West.
To Port In nil
Mrs. If. M. J. Turner and daugh
ter. Hurt-let, went to Portland last
night for a few days to visit
friendM.
Ma le Homo Here
Mrs, M. Phillips and daughter
Ruth and son Adrian, of Hakcr, ar
rived In La Grande last night to
make their homo here.
Uirgn Trout
Frank Pike brought two rain
bow trout to In Grande yesterday
that were- about 2 2 Inches long.
They were caught in the Wallowa
river.
Now Playing
The star of
late talking
singing success,
"Mother's Boy."
k..
MORTON D0WNEY 7
.nJ BETTY 1AWFOKD 1 i!
the
and - 5
talkngY
A Proud Mother of. Triplets
rpT Don .
M : 1
'The old woman who lived in a shoe'' had nothing on the mother
that's living in a burn on John Garners farm. near Canton. Ohio. For
Daisy-Mhat's her name is the proud mother of irlpletsnow Oreo
weeks old, who are ahown with her here.
Marriage ljieoii.se ,
A marriage license was Issued
yesterday to Cecil Pin of Tennent,
Cat., and Florence Webb of Elgin.
Went to Pendleton
Mrs. L. II. Norton returned!
Mlonday night from I'endleton,
where she hnd , been visiting her 1
sister, Mrs. , U. It. Harrison, for j
On Hushics 1 '
v Mrs; 'Ruth Allen of Knterprlso
was n La "Grande; today on busi
ness. : . .
Heturned From Trli
C. C. R Lloyd und family have
returned from a several days visit
in Southern Idaho and Oregon.
Thj.y report the weuthei was warm
there, with plenty of sunshine. The
first snow they noticed was near
Ourkee and Italtle Snake springs.
Have Returned
: Mr. und Mrs. W. C (Topped have
returned from a vacation trip to
Marshfield, Portland., and Long
view, where they' have been for two
weeks visiting relatives.
VMtlng Here
Mr. und Mrs. U, II. Osborne-, and
family, of Klgin, and Mr. und Mrs.
Hastings Osborne and family of
Haines spent Armistice day. hero at
the home of their mother, Mrs. C.
J. Osborne.
Leaving ThiirHdny
1-Jlmer Harmleti is leaving Thurs
day afternoon on his way to Port
land and Kugene. whenv he will at
tend '''the homecoming football
game. Mr. ITarnden is a .former
student at O. S. C.
At the Hotels
j H.'-l1:. Durst. Maker; Mr. inu M rs.
Joe M. Alayer, Lewiston: Mrs. J. D.
Rivers, Lewlslon; ('. K, llensloy,
Peiidlelon: II. llllliard alid 1 -wlf.',
Pendtetoii: Joseph Duron, Nam pa
are among those recently register
ed at the local hotels.-
Drove to John Day
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Kennedy. Mr.
and Mrs. George Kennedy, and Mrs.
Liza Kennedy spent Armistice day
in John Day. They made. the trip
by ear.
Visiting Hen'
Mrs. Nick Alteiihnrcu and sons.
Nlek and (till of Portland are vis
iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Kennedy. , Mrs. Allenhofen
und Mr. Kennedy and brother ami
sister. .
Visited
Mr. ami Mrs. D. pulnam spent
Sunday In Walla Walla visiting
friends and relatives. They return
ed to lu Gran ile Miuday.
Here, Yesterday
Mrs. l'Yed Fox. of Union, was
III Sai Grande yesterday. 1
In I.a G mode
Mix. J. K. Hutchison from I'niou
was a caller in ti Grande Tues
day. '
On lln.-lnrss
Air. and Mrs. Tom Harrison are
in Portland on business.
Wosfwny Club to Meet
The Wesiway club of the W. .11.
A. will meet ut tho home of Mrs.
Herman Goeck Friday afternoon at
2 o'clock. All officers nro urged
o attend.
Returned
Jacob Dobrin returned Monday
from Portland where lie fpe:it the
weekend on business. '
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! Si
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Norton's Kiddy Shop
G. A. U. Veteran lle,
. George Hlllman. of La Grande,
has received newspaper accounts
following un earlier? telegram of
Ills father's death, which occurred
In Spooner, Wis., on Oct. 21. His
father, T. H. Hlllman, was S2 years
of age and was well known in La
Grande, having spent about six
months here winter before last
with his son. While In Iai Grande
Mr. Hillinun attended the G. A. It.
and American Legion, meetings
regularly In fact, it was a com
bination of two posts, as Mr. Hill-'
man was the only surviving mem
ber of tlio Spooner G. A. K. and
Willi Ills dea tli. t he organization
past out of existence. He became
ill While en route home to Wis
consin, where h0 spent the remain
der of his life. He enlisted in
Company H, Gruhllllnois Infantry
on Apr. 13, and served until
the end of the Civil war. At his
funeral, lie was accorded full mlll
t a ry h o nors, w i tli tho K n k wa I d
Moe post of the Spooner American
Legion and the Howitzer company
of the V. N. G. in charge. Dur
ing - his funeral all business Iij
Spooner was suspended.
Returned Tills Morning
Mr. ami Mrs. George T. Cochran
and daughter Hetty ret urned this
morning from a weekend jlrip to.
Portland. .
Meets Toiuoi row
The Ladies Aid of tho Kngllsh.
Lutheran church will meet at the
homo f .Mrs, Anibro.se Wright,
200(1 Cove avenue, tomorrow after
noon, it is announced. All mem
bers nro reo.ue.sted to be present.
In Portland
George. T. Cochran, La Grande
city atlorn6y, was a visitor In Port
land yesterday.
Seurlet Fever
The second case of scarlet fever
to be '(iiaranllned within two days
was flanged by the police yester
day at 2103 Second street.
On Ruthless
Lowell Williamson went to. Wal
lowa yesterday on business.
Returned to Work
Mrs. Anna Grant has returned
lo her work in Dr. J. L. MePher
soji's office after a few weeks ab
sence due to a serious Illness.
Here Yesterday
Amsey Strung, of Hunting! en.
was In La Grande Tuesday ori
business.
Weekend hi Portland
Iteryl Jones and Hern bee Me
Kinney spent the weekend In Port
land, returning home Tuesday
morning. They are teachers at the
Willow school.
Al l.'nlmi and !a Grande
Ray Woodbury spent Sunday in
Union a:id La Grande. He Is af
filiated wilh tho company thut
operates the Union railroad.
hKKIC K .VI 11' RANDITS
GRANTS PASS. Ore.. Nov. U
(Al') Authorities ure working on
a Hue which may hod to the ar
rest of knife bandits who Tuesday
night held up aMaehes of the
Jackson hotel. Mcdro.nl, and es
caped with $fi"ti. .
FAIL TO OPF.X SAI'K
NKW YORK, Nov. Ut AP)
Kicht men armed with jilstols held
up the officer of the day and naval
policemen at the navy base In
Rrooklyn early today und after un
unsiiccessfol attempt to open u snfe
eoiltnlnlng JSfi.OOO. eseapeil.
JERSEY
SCHOOL DRESSES
Ages 6 to 16
$2.98 to $9.90
FELT HATS
At Reduced Prices
FORMER PRINCESS
DEAD; STRANGE
ROMANCE ENDED
(Continued from Pge 1)
Ily her first marriage toe former
piTurosH was princess of Schuin
burg Llppe, wife of Prince Adolphe
of thut house. Ho died In ltUr,,
and for years she lived side. by side
with' other members of the Hohcn
nolle in apd Selutiimburg Llppe
families: alt suffered reverses u
result of the war, of course, but
their im, was exalted compared lo
what awaited Victoria.-
MariTel to Young Maii
In l'J27 she met Zubkoff,. iJ
years old, wlio-was said to. have
repretenlM! himself to her as a
ItiiKslan emigre of good family, but
was believed really to have, been
the son of n cobbler, and to- have
worked at such professions as
waiter and gigolo In a Purls dance
hull.
The princess, then CI years old,
anil ho were married despite the
opposition of tho former Kaiser,
and others of her family who
forced. her to renounce her royal
standing . beforo sho Went ahead
with the 'latvT-life romance.
No sootier had -they been mar
ried ut Ronn'than young Znldtaff
began'to attruej. attention, to him
self, . with, -eiapadekjVtn public
houses, affairs wit It otlier. -women,
und nnuierousi-tilts. -.with. -the. nu
thoiTtiesover such nmtters as bad
checka. i ' ' ; ' , v -' 1
Ho ' ..filially ' wih oxpHled from
Gerhinny, 'then front llelgium a id
at Various '.Uiiiya later had trouble
finding agreeable residence In sev
orul countries of- P.urope.. His wife
for a while Vemalned, attached to
him, but finally' she left him, 'and
when he'. reappeared Id Germany a
few days ago served him with-divorce
papers. ,..;.',
"Vicky" hs she 1 was called, was
tho favorltp. grandchild of Qiieen
Victoila of Knghiiul.Tor whom she
was named. The , British , iiuee:i
willed .her the grenUest part of. a
jewel cojlectron whicl islio liiid
spent years in, bringing together.
Sho recently was sjiid to have sold
most of these, to. meet Zubkoff's
debts. ' . '
. According - to' ' talk ""in fonper
court circles the Tiite.sk. 'method of
Zubkoff to extort money, .was, a
threat to write a nmvle scenarlo'in
which the courtship,' marriage und
relationship. 'of the, two would be
depicted j:i, an ohjectlonuble man-
RISHOi IS IIONOIU'.D
WASHINGTON, Nov; 13 AP)
The' Reverend S." ' Arrlnrfton 'Lyteli,
missionary .blshjyp. ,gf...ChiQag'o, to
day wus elected by. the house, of
bishops of liio Kptscopal church to
the bishopric of Honolulu.
GIVE RECITAL
Howard II. Hiiiiseom. I'otnposer
planlst, who will appear In a re
eilal November 15 siKUiMtreil by
tin Christian. Kndenvor MM'lety
of the Presbyterian ehurvh.
A kidney discovery
of great importance
Natural aid found in Mexico
(Also for high blood
. pressure and indigestion)
EVERYONE who hears of
this discovery is amazed.
It comes from Mexico. It is the
pure fresh sap of the famous
maguey plant a great health
food, a valuable tonic in kidney
deficiencies, high blood pres
sure, indigestion and glycosuria.
This marvelous discovery is a
natural vegetable milk called
"aguamicl" in its native coun
try. There it has been used for
centuries, but now it has been
concentrated and imported here
with the name shortened to
Agmcl.
Agmel is particularly suc
cessful as an aid in the "de
generative" diseases and faulty
conditions in the genito-urinary
system. All men and women
cntcring' v.iiddle age should in
vestigate Agmcl. Everyone of
every age should learn at once
about this wonderful natural
Annuel
Gotham Furrier
Is Released By
Russian Bandits
TIENTSIN, China. Nov. Ill (AP)
Aaron Urenncr, New York fur
rier, nrrlved hero today after near
ly a week's captivity in tho hands
of kidnnpers, believed to. he Rus
sians. He was in a highly nervous
condition and unahlo to glvo a co
herent account of what had hap
pened to him.
A telephone message - was re
ceived after lie arrived at his homo
to tho effect that "there arc 20 of
" and that they would get re-
vongo if his "promise is not kept."
It was believed tho "promise"
was to pny the ransom demand,
which finally was reduced to 150,
000. since Joseph Premier, brother
of tho furrier, denied any rausfiin
had been paid to secure Ills release.
Police wore said to be awaro of
the identity of the kidnapers, and
to have located three of them lit
the Chinese district adjoining the
Kngllsh concession. A raid was
planned for this morning. It. was
believed the gang became fright
ened at tho closeness of tho police
Investigation and permitted the
captive; to escape.
TWO MUX FSCAPIO DF.ATIf
POItTLAND, Ore., Nov. Ut (AP)
Firo and blasting powder nearly
took the lives of two, men hers to
day. . .
D. D. Holland. CO, "T nwnken-
ed early today by crack ting Humes
and was forced to floe.
Oscar S. Cook, GO. escaped with
his llio but wus Injured seriously
by a premature blast of powder.
Klamath Child Is
Burned to Death
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore, tfov. 13
(API Left uslei! In n-r tent
whllo Iut pmvnt.H, Mr. untl Mrs.
Joo ItoiiHTu went visitliiK. Angelina
ltoinoro, fi. wus burned to death
armc
QUEEN
OF AUTUMN
FLOWERS
Bring tht wrnith' of
Autumn sunshine into
your home. Decorate
with Chrysanthemums
now here at their ra
diant best. Order today
CLARKS
Florists
i
aid to health particularly
those who are being warned of
danger by frequent arising at
night, backache, high blood
pressure and other symptoms.
Imported by The Agmcl Cor
poration, New York and
Mexico, D. F.
"Digestion Now Perfect"
Food did not digest and caused great
distress. I was run down and con
stipated from improper diet and hard
work. After taking Agmel I find that
my digestion is perfect, 1 sleep well
and feci normal in every way."
L. B. Curti$, Hollywood, Col.
Auk flbout Agmcl at drug
stores and get free li terature
imnemiMi
!
i
, i
rV" s 'A
last night when tho : tent houo
caught fire, the Romero family
resided In a construction camp
near Spruguo river.
Grundy Refuses
To Name Senators
WASHINGTON. Nov. HI (AP)
Joseph R. Grundy, president of the
Pennsylvania Manufacturers asso
ciation today declined to givo tho
senate lobby committee his list of
"common and preferred senators,"
which he spoke of In prevloun tes
timony in explaining ids opinion
that senators from states from
which only small amounts of fed
eral revenue were derived should
say but little on tariff legislation.
It was Grundy's remark about sen
ators he thought should keep unlet
that prompted his recall by tho
committee.
NORMAL SCHOOL
HOPES TO UPSET
MONMOUTH TEAM
(Continued from Page 1)
a doubt Its enthusiasm ut tho
team's chances.
During the. assembly a skit of
tho high school senior play, "So
This Is London," was presented by
a part of the cast, assisted by Miss
Sartalu.
Serious Stomach Troublo
Stopped With .
HY-PEP-SEN
If you feel "all In" and have sus
picious Indications of sorlous ail
ments, don't neglect the warning.
These warnings are danger signals
and should be heeded.
If you have been . kept awako
most of the night, perhaps all of
tho night, with a gnawing In the
stomach or bowels. If you have
Dizzy Spells. Headaches, Dyspep
sia, Heartburn, Loss of Appotito or
gas on the stomach and feel you
just cannot go on, tako Hy-PIOP-Ken
and be' relieved.
Hy-PUP-Sen is not just ill or
dinary Tonic, but a really wonder
ful scientific preparation. Take It
yourself. Recommend It to yotii
friends. It will not fall. For sale by
Moon Drug Co. Adv.
1STEVENSVAN EKGELEN COl
' vaa r
: . .'New I :- .
PURE SILK HOSE
. Fancy lllack lH'cls ; ;
98 c
A Thick T-Bone
Steak!
NOTICE
Iiuginning Nov. 18th, ALL DKUG STORKS will close
us follows: '
ICvery Diiy Except Saturday, 9 . in.
Saturdays, 10 p. in.
Sunday Afternoons, 12 m. to 5 p. ni.
rOMCF.MAN SUSPENDED ' !
PORTLAND, Ore.,; Nov. 13 (AP)
William II. Rruotiing, police Uou-.
tenant, faced mnv charges toduy
ami was suspended from tho police,'
forco lor 30 days following a hear-)
lug yesterday when Mrs; Anm
Schnider, attractive swimming liifc
Htr.ictur, told of an eight year love)
affair with tho policeman,
ENROLL NOW
Day and Evening
Classes
La Grande
liusiness College
LOS ANOBLKS
Convenience
GomfortroSKospitality
You wilt appreciate the excellent
service and moderate rate. . The
city's most centrally located hotel.' .
One block from Pershing Square .
convenient to all leading shops, '
theatres, financial . iruututions and
electric depots for all resorts. . .
Garage adjoining.
All Ounide Room Eath With Bith
... One Iomoh -- Sj.fiO, $3 St
Two rarwiti - - la.Ktt. f I, K ,
Unexcelled FooJFriendty PHeti ;.
i Frank Simpsok, Jr., Dntaar .
Sixth Gran4
Ran-'. Medium well dmio?
Rich hi flavor, lender and Juicy
' a treat Tor Jailed tastes I Ylmt
could Ihj more tempting for tho
he-mail with mi lmucst-tu
goodness upiielllel
Hungry for u good steak' Try .
one of these choice t-honcM at'
the Saeajawea either the cof
fee Shop or .Main Dining Room. -Hot
Kcneroiis and dellrloo.i
to entl Served exiortly in u liu
tel famed for Its lieuuty and ex
cellent appointments.
SACAJAWEAINN
"X'olnts llio Way to Keller Things."
Moon Drug Co.
Wright's Drug Store
L. & L. Drug Co.
Red Cross Drug Store
Glass Drugs, Inc.
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