La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 29, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, November 20, 1029 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE Page Five Local News In Brief spciiiHiij: 'acmlliHi In lNtrtlaiiil - Mia. HUmilit-tli llonm-lly lx Bpcml ,,g ThnnkBKlvlii vacation In I'ort liuid with fi'H'iuls. ; s ; i' ' t Sllnlston I" Tho rt'Kiiliif mooting of llio a (iruiith- .Mlulatorliil nfMOcliition will In' held Monday morning In tlie IM'Wibyti'i'inn Btmly ut 10 o'clock. Tin lli'V. II. I. Hanson will kIvo a junior on "The church und World j-oaco." Hem 'I'll iH Week ClmrloH .Hiiiolt.or of Durlu-y won In l.a Grande lliu flint of the week, mopping hero , for tho day to vlnlt Wrlonds and transact bllHineHH be Yore BOing to linker, where hi brother nndorwont u HeiiuuH opera lion Wednesday. .M,,lo 1 (i Walla Walla i,,-Ir. and Mi'H. j. C. iMel.eod have returned from Walla Wnlla. where tliey motored to spend tho Thanks giving holidays, visiting relatives. Leaving Tomorrow ' Dr. anil Mrs. Hay F. Murphy are leaving tomorrow afternoon on llielr way to I'ortland, where Dr. .Mufphy will attend a meeting of the state board of dental exam ers, of which he Is president. Sun day afternoon at 4:tr o'clock he will broadcast over KGW a lecture In the series given for the stale -dental board essay contest for the seventh and eighth grades anu high school students. Vlslllng Here , Miss Dorothy Cuahnmil, teacher i4 the I'endlotoll high school, is visiting here for the Thanksgiving holidays. 1 In Pendleton Allen "Moult" Carden. who Is a student at tho Eastern Oregon Normal school. Is visiting his par ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Carden, at their home In Pendleton during tlie Thanksgiving holidays. Went to .Milton Hob yulnn, coach nt the Normal school, went to Milton-Kreewaler yesterday, whore he refereed the Mnc-Hl-Ontario game. Mrs. Quinn (Helen While), formerly a toucher In the Pendleton high school, spent the day In Pendleton. Mr. Qtllnn was formerly coach at tlie Pendle ton high school. Home Tor the Holidays ' Misses Ivy and Velma Charlton, students lit Oregon State college, arrived homo yesterday morning to spend the Thanksgiving holidays In this city. Arrived Yesterday ; Miss Valet Harer arrived In l.a (Irande yeslenjay inolwdngtaspclyJ : Yno Thanksgiving holidays here. She is a sludent at Orcgull State college. - Vii1s Alarm The fire truck was culled lo box 4 4 ill 5:115 o'clock last evening by a false alarm. - i. ' Church Servlci Sunday night may e 1 o a tho evangel! Isk: srcvlccs at the Naza renu church, If is announced. Serv-, lees Sunday follow: Sunday, -school ill 10 und morning worship . nt .11 o'clock; evening service at 7:30, I ho liev. Mr. 1,; 11 loll tu speak. I'l'inn Stnrkey - -: l''rank Knsnilngcr from Starkey wu In Ja Orande today. . Itelurncd .Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Chrisienson and daughter, ltlllie," are expected to relurn Sunday night rrom I'ortland where they are visiting relatives fur the Thanksgiving holidays. llci-c Yestcnhly Frank C.iidersleeve. of Kliter Viise. was in La Grande yesterday fcendintf Thanksgiving with rela tives. Gone lo l-Jugem Ira Woodle'lfafgonc to Kugene to spend the Thanksgiving holi days. He Is coach at the high school. " t. - , licliirncd Home Wellington ilatniHoii is visiting i(s mother.-Mrs. flair Hjimlllou dining Thanksgiving vacation. He is attending school in Portland. SM-nt Thnnl;glvliig Mr. and l rs. John Cleaver and daughter Ilaibara spent Thanks giving with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cleaver ut Imbler. On Huslness- 1. K. Weeks went lo Portland Thursday oiv'business. I rnvc to Portland- Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Foley drove i to I'ortland this morning. They expect to return Sunday. t Here Today Mrs. Frank McKinnis. of Imbler, f.is In l.a Grande today. M iv. Frn n k M cKlnuis, of Im bler, was in I. a Grande today. Marriage I,teiee A marriage license was issued Wednesday tt Klmer Case of Alicel and loroth4, Simmons uf Lsland City. Al r'ni-wiili-l- IViiilIno IIiillou. Klinloiil "t tho ll-llllilll Ki liool. is' H-nillnK the 'I'hiinkKRlviiiK liollilnya ut lior home in ln-owutor. lmvo Id Wnllii WiiIIh Mr. nnil Mrs. Chiirh-K Ili-yniililH ili'uvo lo Wnllii Wulla ycstorilay. ImiH-iMiim Min. .loo Ki llotf. who IliiK hull II' In ri'liorlod to lu- ImprovhiK. Grande. i,ch Itf a freshman thiH year nt tlie Oregon Statu college. Hero Ttxlii.v 8. If. Woliner and wife, of Cove, were In La Grande for treatment today. llaby Hoy Mr. and Mrs, Murl Horry are (he parenls of an 1 1-pound buliy boy, born November L'7. lie has been named Kugcnc lOverett. llolh ho and his mother are reported to be In good condition. They arc at the homo of Mr. Berry's sister, Mrs. Karl UobortH, of Kruildale. Spent Holidays Karl Barnwell is spending Hie Thanksgiving hoiiilay.i in li Grando with his parents. He Is n student at O. S. C. Upeet lo Hofluru .Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Crews ex pect to return Sunday from Amity where they are spending the Thanksgiving holidays with her mother and sister. In Huntington K. I.arkin is In Huntington tuday on business. Improving Mrs. W. L. Hoyt is improving following u tonsil operation. Ilrovo to linker Mr. and Mrs .Mervln Mortensen drove to Baker yesterday to spend Thanksgiving there with his par ents. Went to I'lilon Miss. Lucille Taylor spent yes terday In I'nion with her mother, Mrs. M. E. Tuylor. Visited Here . Sir. and Mrs. T. J. it'oso of Day ton,. Wash., spent Thanksgiving day In La Grande with their daughters, Mrs. Joe Miller and -Mrs. . May Riley. Itclurucd This .Morning : After spending Thanksgiving in Spokane, Hiinna Clark returned to La Grande this morning. I'rotii Hcriiibdnit Walter Bloklnud, of Hernilston, spent. Thanksgiving in La Grunde with his family.. Here- Ycslciilny Miss Kdith Augustus, --uf linker, was in this city yesterday visiting with friends. Iteuirued Today W. I. Tolly returned this morn ing from I'ortland where lie spent Thanksgiving with relatives. Staler Cadet, orrirer ..CTeorgo.AiHtPKP''. of La Grande, fiffu;vAxlfhVe"jrjJiilcnl In It. O. T. C. work at the "University of Ore gon., was named a cadet officer Tuesday, by Major K. A. liarker. ACCIDHNT IS KATAIj . SAI.KM. Ore.. Nov. :!) (AP) ftoyd Fletcher was killed this morning when his machine plung ed over - an embankment on the Three Klvcrs road three miles from Hebo. Kd Wescolt, slale traf fic offleor no Mm Huusevclt high way, lelephoned T. A. Uaffety, chief slate I raffle officer. Accord ing to tlie officer, Kleleher. who had been up all night, apparently had gone to sleep while driving. SKVtiX MKX KIMiKI) SWAXSTA. Wales. Nov. 2H (AP) Seven men were killed in a mine explosion last night. Most of the 40 miners in the pit rushed ror safety hut the seven were entombed I v heavy falls from the rooi. ALDCE A First National Vfaphonc Picture J Sidelights Of Grid 'Classic" Nick Hughes shivered from the cold and wondered why It was so dark all of a sudden, when ho dis covered 'that "Toot" Garlty and Hnlpli Winters were standing In front of the sun; yesterday lit tho ulumnl-hlgh school football game. Kveryone wanted to see If Cooper was ns good a football player as he Is a speed cop and they were disappointed when ho didn't play. Kverything new und old In football toggery was on tho field during the game. Including lloe's bright Irish sweater (bet the coach wears It St. Patrick's day). Knus was hard to tackle, It seems, because his bright purple and striped socks lUmmcd the eyes of his tacklers. The "alums" had the bull. After tho huddlo they went to their places. Gnrity had .Just come In and everyone expected something lo happen. He began to call sig nals (something like) seven-elght-four-slx. and then he faltered. Was Ihlu uftMiiilMnir new? No OUO I moved. "Ah. como on back," ho ! yelled. After the second huddle ! everything was O. K. and tho i "uluins" moved forward. . . ...... ' The cutest things In white caps were Hill Hueghan and Ted Kline as water boys, first aid men and yell leaders. One can Imagine tho yelling in the good old days, from the support the 'alums" gave their, tean'i yesterday.. '.. . ; About the lust 10 liiinutcS all tho men were Worrying for fear the Mrs.' had let the turkey burn and ,.,.nnrl,n,tv elwe WHS feeling tllC emptiness of hunger, but they en- Joyed tlie game. Dr., Hale' of the Curnegle In stitution hopes that. tho complex problem of live curvature of space, ...in i.,.'ur.tiii,i hv potest !a 1 measure ments through the new 200-Inch, re flecting telescope ot me uuiiiuruia Inttltute of Technology.. That .hu something to do, with bald-heud-cdnesa, hasn't It, professor'.'..;, A painting won a prize, the.ollier day and It was not discovered un til after the award that it hud been bunging upside down. Tho Judges were turned around, too.. HEALTH TII10 CIIK1ST.MAS SUA! . liy ..J Jr. Frederick Strieker Kurriclent funds directed toward tho movent ion of disease : in', any country will bring returns hiring creased industrial efficiency, do mestic, harmony and community progress through freedom from epidemics, and ability to meet everyday demand of ; endurance and energy. The returns will be di rectly In proportion to the care used in I ho selection of the results lo be obtained and the amount of money Invested, This- claim is based upon tho combined experi ence of scientifically administered programs, that have been placed under the microscope of scientific analysis. One of the ugeneies serv ing as the salesman of community and personal health is the National TubereuiosiH ansoclution and Its liiuo affiliated state and county as sociations. The price It asks for the commodity ll has to sell health. Is your conscientious guard ing of your personal health, the hen 1th of your family and of your community. - Ith legal tender Is the Christmas seal. The annual, sale of the tuberculosis Christmas seal in I he sole source of revenue of I lie Oregon TubereuluslH association and of its twenty affiliated county public health assoclalions. . The indirect, beneClts which have Starting TODAY She's crashed through with another hit! Shattered all records for Ions .laughs,, lilting melodies and thrill ing romance. Also All Talking Comedy "SYNCOPATED TRAIL" and V'itaphonc Acts I 9am r ' ' raids' : UJWLE UJiTH-(lAEU)SOi v nuF 6ATTHRC ON ' . pptIeM RA-lfcHT STAKES- roHiilieU from the eainpalKn against tuberculosfs ure among the most Inlerestini; things In the history of tho disease. liecause it ilreadcd and claimed n was so i many voung persons It was possible to Interest tho community In taking measures against it which have had a marked effect in preventing other discuses. Thus the campaign to have milk pasteurized not only cuused a reduction In the number of children who developed tuber culosis but caused a tremendous reduction In the number of infants who died from other causes. Meas ures taken In schools and other public places to prevent infection with tuberculosis through tho use of the. common drinking cup. clc have greatly reduced the Incidence of oilier communicable diseases. Public, health nurses originally employed to Instruct and care for tuberculosis patients In their own hunt fhnVo proved--ho valuable. .Hi: safeguarding the public health "in o'ther ways as well that few com munities which have once employed one are willing to be long without this service. Medical examinations at Main 759 Corner VI Hi Hi u Of course Joel's is always as near to you as your telephone and our delivery service is careful and prompt. Never the less if you wish to come personally to our store to trade you will have plen ty of parking space and you will get quick service in our store. Saturday & Monday Specials Fancy Oregon Walnuts, lb 32 Preferred Stock Tomatoes, large can 17 Small cans Preferred Stock Yellow Corn, 2 for 25 Large cans Hominy 2 for 25 Dinamite the good breakfast food 21 10 lbs. Graham Flour.... '.42 Broken slices Grapefruit 2 cans 39 Try a jar of the new Best Foods Salad Dress ing it is excellent 20 You Get Service and Still Save Money 3 cans Dutch Cleanser '. 25 10 bars medium Ivory Soap .83 The season for McDonald's fine Turnips about over 5 lbs. 25? Darron's home-made Saner Kraut, (it 20? Fresh dressed Mens and Fryers. The Customer is Always Right at Joel's 'A ' f mW PUT JOE jEANtjfe-? ; s. t ...ur Aiv.ur it -ca'v , ) of aehool children und uken In some instances to discover eases o? tuberculosis have discovered so many other things -which were hindering tho healthful develop- ment of children, that they are coming more constantly in'to use. And so tho fight against tuberculo sis has conic to be more and more closely tied up wllh measures for promoting the public health. Ac tivities begun for Iho'speeial pur pose of reducing deaths from tu berculosis have proved their value In Improving tho public health, and improving tho public health hus been found to lower the tuberculo sis rtuat h rale. REORGANIZATION OF SENATE MAY ELEVATE M'iXARY (.Continued from Pago 1) vrmTTTiv, as soon as the senate disposes next week uf tho question of Heating Nenator-Klect Vuro of Pennsyl- 'vania, ho would bring up tho tariff bill again. Hoping to complcto Cedar and Washington I action on it early In the next year If not before that time, Smoot said he would demand a resumption of tho long dally sessions, beginning ut 10 a. m., and running until p. m. Ho was not prepared to state whether night sessions will bo asked. Movies Lead Books Among Children CHICAGO, Nov. 211 (AP) Alice Miller Mitchell, acting for the Wei boldt Foundation, set out to do tcrmino whether books or tho movies held tho greater appeal us onlorlnlumont for children and tho result or her study was revealed a marked leaning toward tho movies. She said 90. (J per cent of tho 10,052 children: studied attended the movies..- Only 1.17 per cent viefinltely stated they dlrt-not-go-lo' nlcturo shows, most ot tnem re malnlug away because of religious beliefs. OVERCOA Offerings Men u u n n Hundreds of Suits and Overcoats, offered the public at genuine savings. Garments for every type and build. $18-85 $23-85 $28-85 $33-85 Big assortments in each of the above price groups HI D M H n All-Wool Shirts $3.85 n M St n H M 20 REDUCTION ON ALL I M n m $5.00 Hats $3.85 H M W El UXIOrdS 5p5.0U "ORWiOX TltAlIi MOV WES RALKM, Ore.. Nuv. S!l (AP) Newton "Undo Newt" Crabtreo, pioneer resident of (.'rahtreo Creek and Helo, died hero Thursday morning after an Illness of nearly two yours. Ho suffered ll second stroke a few days ago which was the Immcdlnto cuusu of death. . Newton Crubtreo was born on tho Old Oregon trull skirting the Columbia river near tho present situ of The Dulles In 1845. Pendleton High Downs Chieftains I'lONDI.KTON, Ore., Nov. 1MI (AP) Tho l'endh'ton hlwh Hehool deituted Knterpiisp hero yesterday SH to 0 In the final gunio fur the Hueltiiroo Hehool. l.oenl people who vltnenHed the KUino ut Pendleton were dlsap- pulnted In the showing of both teams, ll in reported, with neither HhowhiK the typo uf ball pf which they are cupuble. la Orande people deHt'i'ibed the game na ranBed with little consistent teamwork. Hefore-tho same, a close contest had been expected. Final Arguments Are Heard Today WASHINGTON, Nov. 29 (AP) Tho federal t ratio commission to day heard final arguments on charges of restraint of trade I" GRANADA i" ' ; nowshowinG; wB0:'' I ' j - Thrills and stunts in the clouds fAP"'r i all in sound- oiJ-eT' i "HIS BIG MINUTE" fi S :J A, ' MGM Silent News -.. .1 . SUIT and Appeal to La Grande jj and Young Men J All-Wool Sweaters $3.85 Sheep-Lined Coats $7.50 The Stohi fen tht'OUKh unrulr outiniutltlun Urmitilit titiultiHt uutlonal na-ioelation of ml- vortluliiK aKcncieH und nvyupi'r publltthem in thn inuliitimunco of a fixed commtHKioii fur hkciicU'B hundlliiK udvoi'tiuiuK lu'tourita. KiiKt'iio W. I tun, ultornoy hand ling tho proHwuiioa for tho cum mUalon, iiigttvd that tlie American An8oclation nf Advoi'llwlnof AKt'ncleH tho Amot'k'uti Newxpunur I'ltltHsli" o'S iiHHociatlon, tho Amurlotiu I'rctMH UKHoclalloii . and tho Hix Point Ichruo of New York vuru Keoktnff to comiii'l udvertiserH to place their national advertising liuslncsri thronuh HBonelea approved by tho American unsoeiatlon. C. Vincent GMT ACQUAINTKO WITH VOUUSMIjF! Your Psychological Analysis, lit dealing with your present and future problems, will onanio you to re move stumbling blocks a n d ob stacles which ro-! , lard your pro gross and provent you from realis ing your greater success and hap piness! This Is your opportunity!. MSeo him NOW! IUh greatest asset is his many, pleased ami satisfied clients! SAT-, I S F A C T I O N GUAHANTl'IKUt Foley Hotel; room 8. Phono unci nuiko that app't. NOW! (I-udy Sec rot a ry a nd Allenda n t ) . Seo yesterday a paper for further do- pd. 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