La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 12, 1929, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextV'cfilncsday, December1 11; 192J) ' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA' GRANDE, ORE. ' Page Seven 6- m it.: . . Local News In Brief . IlHuvnnt Hume (Tctift Sherwood, football star at : fi ti ' ii.iiimotl in li (iriiTtilo 1 Ciud i- Hi at homo. A iktvihh p.reuHtlown was irif roamm iur in: f fisunn. it it- said. 9 tflflv JliiuL lloiionil reason for Ills W f AleHm Hunks' 'of ;u urarnle, son Special Sale EGYPTIAN DIAMOND RINGS ! ' cfa IA'l Stones alive with a rainbow fire. Do not compare; Kjjyptian Diamonds with ordinary imitations. Put yoiir'; tfaith.iij ft ring that won't disappoint you. Limit two .. 'Je a customer. Either ladies' 'or gentlenten's. Positive-' (ly the last time at this price. :, '.' ! Absoluely Free Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only ' A beautiful S2 Scarf Pin, set with a '44' facet cut Egyptian Diamond, free with each ring. ". d Buy Christmas Gifts Now f Mail Orders Receive Special Attention i- ' I Silverthorn-Wright Drug Co. I La Grande, Oregon STARTING FRIDAY 1 j eeeo4fi LEE An ALL-TALKING- Orcrencr cfLlfe &crcfi.sara& andt in the. Holly w oo Studios BlR Timclil'.fc Thrills! Hilt Sliirsl TiinelJ l'.is; Thrlllst if 1UUA1 rf Last Day ............ it tra b. nun mum i,,"77 T" , ' '.' JOT (ft e4; - ,s 1 ' op TEARIB-N1CKIUCAS f;7 ANN PENNINGTON ' m ;; IV'' " ' llTAtKINC .' I - 7:':- 4 ' tor In vocational ed.uraiion at Ore- gon State college, has just been hiithiteil In k'umm Delta 11. mi tioiui1. honor fraternity in edueu tfon. Kappa Delta PI entourages lM Utt im-inbers the lilghent decree ir social service by fostering high professional Ideals nutl scholarship t.tantlai-ilK ami by rHiKnUln; out- THIS WEEK ONLY Hb(D(D ICvcry Rnig Guaranteed Five Years A $5.00 Value for $1.00 TO 1X1 E' tuCn TRACY Also MCM N'l-ws ; I'llfllO IU'VU'W - : x.mf:dy MlUineo :...2."r . Niitiii, ..............:irc Chililrl-n ()! GRANAbA Now Playing SOLD DIGGER' BROADWAYi B.wivn MUUflV A 1 v hUihUdk work In t!v fli ld of flu ration. Mt'itibiTK art Hitmen for markoU ability hou n in, -vfucu-tlona linPH an well uh oxcop.lunally Illicit Hi'!i('lirHhj j - ' VWllnjr 1 1 fit' , Al.'. ami AIfh. Myron (lmnlli, ai'coin pn nb-il b AI rs, Oha ml ler'H ipothor. bVm, llt'tiy H'arhuijl, of H';)(iiiam. Vali 11 iv vititim; in (a CJihikIo ut tilt boiiio Mf Mr. f'haml Ut':. paremK, Jilr. ami .Mr. i W. Chanilltn- n Third Kiioct. It has ln'n Hcvt'itil y fit rM ninft Mr. anil Mr.'. ChfiiHlh'i wore In I.a Oranl ami they Iiuvp many fhMuLs horo who will ho Klail to nva Ibom nsaln. Thoy txpeot to. Kt 1111 .-to Itolnt1 wImmv thoy will viH n ftw ilay and tin1 11 rftuni to i,u (Irando to Hiniid tho liolidayH. Mrt- llnrland win tif'Oompuiiy thorn to lloino. Hand to liiiu,tlc' w '1'hc Lit (Jnn.ili' iiiinilclpnl band will hold 11 Kpociul 1 olioar.snt at the KIUk flub Kriilny cvohliiff. Oi-c. lit. It In nnnotuu'L'tl. Additional prtpiii atlon will he made for the two font'ortH to. ho tflven ihi month. In CiniilutiiliiK fhiKH v., Cetia Slodtlard, of I.a Grande, k anions Ibo '.Hi HtuilenlK nL tliu Uih vciHit yofOroKOtt who will Kradu atp.at.tknv tnd of II141 proHcnt-lorni If thej' Hiuceafully comploto tludr prost-iL CfiurneH. . . 1 Uolnriiotl 1'Yom.ilK'nver . Mrs.' KrnoHt ('.'- Hray returned hiu.,' Jus.iilKln Xvm WWTK who re Ht was 'called by the Kt'rious illr newrt f hoi father,. A. M. Jlayo.s, v6. has Improved duilntf Ibo five wookV: she was in Colorado.-- . IVoii Klln , V". , .' v M.v nntl Mrs' William Hoot, (((f lOlln, were In I.a (Irantle yesterday 011 bti-shicss. , llort Yostorlii.v '' Air. and Airs. Cfeortfc Oordon we'rt In this city on business yos terday.' ! '. ' . ; U'H iJistMlit V l- JV-riUtwa.'of ..Sun. Francisco, left lasL evening, -a t'tor' a stay tu dhlK cily.:. ,: Hahy Horn . . A-baly;soh was born to'M.r. and Ah:'. . Laceriehl, at -1'2203 X. Kip stroer, this: inornlim.'' Ho. weisbs' s 1-2 ptwunts. . - - ; Ucluritcd Homo '.. ! - . t.l. S. Aim ing returnetl homo last iiIkIu frotn Hntorprlstv -where ho haii. been since- Mondny on .business. At Wonlvvortirs ': ' Airs. Jra '.Howell is an' employe tit the iWoolworlh .stoVo. during the bolidiiyft. Ill ot Homo- . Ah's,.( N. Palmer bus boon I hoiiu-, fur several days, Silvers Accident . V, - Iloj't:. l.hlrk sovevely: Injured his hand recently whop he caught K In a- machine, scmpinji the flesh find amputating the ends of Iwo fingers. ' r . '.. .-.-;;i;i-i I'cr a l'cw hujf. , ' Don McKee of Kalk's storjs in Nam pa h; In 1m Orande for a few dayi:. ' ' ;r ' "-' " Vol It yball Game Then will be a volleyball frame this evening between I rubier ami La flrando teams at the I.a Grande hotel ball room at S o'clock, to which the public ly invited, it is announced. Klgin, --scheduled tu play this evening, is nimble to do so. Members of tho local fni are: l'. L. Meyers. Paul -Meyers. J. If. Peaio. 1 r. K. Dixon. Klmo .Siovenson and T. 1C- H'dlamy. Hcucflt Danco i 'ilr-'Pnut- w"1',' !. mI. nr . the .Hehekah lodge is sponsoring a benefit dance at the I. O. O. I-. e-Ul : I'lrursdav. Dec. ID, to which nti ".ul Fellows and Itebekahs nnn their fitomb: are Invited. Hof reshmenls , wJH be served during .tho evening, i FARE AND ONE-THIRD! TOR ROUND TRIP TO! OMAHA ! CHICAGO D25 MOINES SIOUX CITT COUNCIL BLUFFS KANSAS CITY ST. LOUIS DULUTH ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS 1 MILWAUKEE DepnrHire Dales! NOVKMBKIt 23 AND 30 .', DKCKMISKK 7, It, 19.20,21 Krturn limit February 28, 10M , Stopover firitilrgeM - For ilrlnilrd Information ' call oil or phooeAgrnt PACDFUC Im Ornndo, Ore. The following eoniinlltoo is in e.liaiKe; Mrs. Ullvo ( 'liailwiok. M,rs. Minnie Itarnetl ami Miw. Minnie 11 rn KK. v .MuOM'heurt t.olni , . 'i'he women tf Moueheai't . l.o il Ion will meet at the home of Min. I.uu t'randell Friday evening. All inomlien. are retiuestod tu wait ut the lied Yohj Oriltf Htore where t'Jini will take them to tin. ('ran dell homo. .t the last nieiOjiiK or llie leuloii, elociloii of oriiiers was held and Mrs. Ha i ley was ehoson :fnlo4- rt'Klno; Mrs. Tope, junior' I'oirlne; Mm. Verhebn, rhaiilaln; Airs. Splvey , ami Mitt. Stefon; r-Tiildos; M rs. I'rovost ami Ai'i. Holison, sentinels;. Mrs. Winifred raws, musleian; Mrs. Huurts. treas uror: Mrs. Don Hhanks, ueeretary; Mis. Kolloi,, past senior reiilne. Mr. VohMr Hrulsed Tho driver of the oar that was damaged some In an ieeidtMit near horo yoslorday was T. (). Velmter, of Walla Walla, It. was learned to day. .Mi. Webster was not serious ly hurt although be was bruised, lie va: able in leave I.a (Iraa'de today. . ,- At Homo ('. K. Hhowninkor Is 111 today at bis homo on V avenue. SHAW DRAMA STAGED BY; E. 0. N. CAST (Conllnuod frotn Page One) Rlana PelRoff, tlauhtei; nf. Major. Petkoff, and the Petkoff family of Hulgaiia." Slio was. very Idealistic In her words and dreams, but her heart was pure clay. .. It was l.oukn, u-peasant girl (Marjorie P.rlhgolf), who scored when Alajor Sergius Sranoff ( Frank Harger) kissed htr .hand. It lost Sergius the signal honor of .prov ing bis courage by nimonnelng their love through his own declaration. (Itiod old NIeola,.H man-servant Italpb Co mi or), faitliful feHow', taught Nicola finesse nnd what citj turo ho could, only to g(ve her up because she had 'a .','snul loQ-flne. for her station." Hesltles there .w nothing romitullc; about . Nicola he was too 'practical for Lniika. Won will bo rin oro valuable to me as a customer to my shop than 'as my wire, nntl costing nif mftnej-," ht lohl her. ' ' Captain Hluntsehll, Swiss (Cecil Posey), so matter-of-fact, .mid yet not so-matler-of-l'mM.' .because he was ho ronuintlc. Ills was not. a dreamer's romance, but an act Ivo one tr adv.enturc.,; It','..he . hadn't been romantic enough to climb u drain pipe to a lady's balcony there wouldn't have been any story. " Tin. play, directed by Allss l.enu r-oley. Is an aooom.filishuit'iit.'that will be dlt'ljciilt. to surpass .in the future; bill when one learns that till tho scenery and tho costumes, which are authentic,, were :rf stu-r dent, construction. It Is ouy to see 'Unit the K i stern (ireon Normal hatt a real start in the field of drama. The day made a vi-iy iavoiable impression on the largo audience. .'Orrlioslru Plays . Kritertalning selections were played by the high school orches tra under the direction of W. W. Nusbunm. Allss Vivian Hansen war prompter and Allss Caroliuo lIlBIllllliaillllllHUIIIBlHIMIBHHlllllHHIEHIIBHMlliaBIHBBIUBIHBBI il:N M m Commencing Monday morning we place on sale more than 500 shirts. Just- re ceived direct from New' York, the famous "Shirtcraft" non-shrinkable collar kinds and Manhattans. Itroadcloth fancy and plain colors,. attached $1.45 S'e! $4.00 ' House Slippers $1.25 to $4.45 Williams was art director. An ox plana! Inn of tho drama, and reudhiir of the. costume com 111 1 U00 whteh was umlttnl from the proKrams was Klven by Miss Ituih Smalley. president of Hoik and Hiisklu. which Is tho dramatic eluh of the rehool. - Orchostru selections are as fol lows: Processional," "Minuet to," (symphony i. 2: "y the Hea." ",ovi r MeclliH'," "I'araile of tint '11 n Solillirs," "HuuKorlau OaneO," "1'oiipeo Vulsanle," foinmlttteK asNlKtliiK' In the work of production follow: IliiMitu'SK Mildred Htnmlloy, chairman; A Kaon Johnson, Horn loo MeKinney, I orothy ionk, (lra-o I'loihol, Klsie Yeck, Krina Johnson, (tilth Hnsd, JohhIo Whlllock. Ilaj' rlot Aheurn, l.oulso W't txcl. (iraeo Her.', Kvmn Kennedy, DoiIh Kirk, Klliuiheth HeHse, Daisy Uohhn. Stutro IMenn llendersoh. chalr nan; (llenn t'rawfnr;!. Hon It Hun (en, Itornevu Hunt, Mary Mui', Allen Carden. Kilna Hart, Iva Wal ton!, Kvolyu Ward. Miiko-uii I rum Hock, chairman; l.udoru iJitlKblln, Margaret Mad dock, I.a Vollo HuutiuKton. Property Methmyrl Miller, chairman; lOva Juno Krwln, How art' . Kuhn, (loliia, Kramer. Velum ItoKcis, Union Kdvnlson. ;20 BELOW ZERO IN EAST STATES (Continued from Pngo One) i Last night's preelpltatlon brings j ! the four day total to Inches. j Kl'GI'.NM, Ore.. Dee. 12 (Al1) x Snow covered the mountain peaks mound the edge of the valley hero ; today anil rain continued to soak ' rho lower lands. A 'total Mf A.h'l : inches or riilu so far this month has been reported by the weather ; bureau. Nine Inches of snow was report -! ed on the Wlllaniotte pass. There ,was a heavy fall or wel snow last night. JOSEPH CASE ARGUMENTS , BEGIN TODAY (Conllnuod from Pago One) to Hhow Unit Joseph hiid grounds "fur charging Al'annK with nlieutpt lug by llleual means to Influence a inembor of. tho supremo court, and that Joseph was not himself trying iq inlluenee llie court by lutiiujilatlon. , HO Voai lu Oroxmi Juslho AlcHrhlo answered till questions clearly and without emo tion. At 1 1 in oh, as ho sat with his cam. across his knees, he cupped hh-. hand about an ear to catch the questions of Attorney Oscar Hay tor. Tho first questions brought out tbat Jndgo McHrble has lived exataly four score of IiIr H'2 years In Oregon, having been born In Ibis state and spending only two years elsewhere, Jl.iiW'mdoh'Uryotrr life luiH-boen spent In the public service'.'" asked the attorney. . "Forty-seven years." was the answer. Judge McHrble said Mint he was a member of the legislature In lSTrl, that he was district at torney of the fifth district from to IM2. circuit judge for the fifth district front 1 sii2 to I ;mii. Before Santa Commandeers Your Check Book - This Powerful Exhibition of Suit and Overcoat ' Values Before the reindeers take over power of attorney this opportunity is made to allow you a fine coat or suit NOW without skimping or skipping a name on your gift list. . Marvelous coals and suits not the usual run .f good values much better! 200 SPECIALLY SELECTED SUITS AND OVERCOATS At Reduced Prices 1885$28 85 $33 SHIRT Silk striped and ray on finished, broad cloth shirts Three for $1.95 rayon Two for $5.50 and (bat ho hawT'een '' member of ' tin supreme bt iiell since the latter date. 1 - Ho said he wits iicttiahited with) both Manni and Klvln 1. l'onHt j whom he thoiiKiil be had first met! In Mannl.:' oflU-e. t'ondlt was the; lilies who testified to supply- j lllK liquor ! Mcllrido on many oc- L' tarlon:.-. . ; Denies l.tmior t'baro - ; "Did Mr. ,M:itinl or anyone else f ever nive you hiioxlcuilnx lhuor , wu removed to nitotbor room Ic the presence of Mr. Conditr t bore powers put wot rloth'ovor the attorney aski-d. j ,1k .', ,'1b wnH "'ilpd hy Pow- "Sty sir absolutely not," was was briefly on tlio witness the answer. rStand. fonditV- statement that be onco ! .M" Newton, daiiKhlm of Jns enierc.l the McHrldo homo at Deorltho Mcllrido, donld that t'ondlt Island and that liH took liquor i bad ovor boon In the MoHrlilo homo then- was denied hy tho justice. Hi "eer island or had lii'might 11-1 "lie never nave me any Ihinuo In JlU01' l,!p'11 blii whole career or mlmM tho! Al1 01 '" 'niilt stories about Jndtio sabl. He also tlonlod that i MuinMx KivlnK Ihnior to Mcltrlde , Condit had ever onion dinner with) ' t,u lnespnce nf blniself and blin, bis (biuKhler and Mrs. Mc- ) ' TM NPPm-h wore denied by tho, Hildent ihc Marlon hotel in Salem, i totter, another rohuttal witness. ; an fnndli had said, oxplululim tbat , w,ul lu A !,CVL'1' h(,(1 1 Mrs. Melli lde was 111 iluiin tho 1 ' "fHoo when Mcllrido and (.'on- J lierlod tf bis nsHOclnllou with Con-! "t worn both there. The occasion tilt and unable to dine at hotels. j' bis mmeotlntf McHrhlo, Manulx , He saltl ContlH had onct dlnod with;1'11'' 1 onoii lowoiner. no sum, was him and Mrs. Ma v .McHrhlo Now-j l connection wllh efforts by ivnn- ion, daughter of the Justlct. All of Condll's teMtlniouy about litlmillon that ho had hoard dls ciiHsotl by Alannfx and McHrble, or between himself and McHrhlo, was denied by Justice McHrble. Iterative- to Condlt's testimony that he had asked Justice A.VHrlde to ail vancii tho Wppaoh-Norvull ease, ami that A-Hrlde had answered that he preferred to watt until Jusl The Lyric challenges all other radios in a compet itive test. We will dem onstrate the Lyric in your own .home to. hear.: one is to lie convinced. I Fred SALE Extra nnality broad cloth and (Tf) A r Silk fibre in fancy patterns,... $4.50 Iieforo" the "vacalton period so no one would object (o the opinion hroUKhl thb: iiuswer from Mellrhle: "i here )h not a hIdkI'' Word of truth .In that statoniet." . Pawom .l"Ucs Denial 11. It. Wolf, ft dcfuiisc witness, had Uplifted that ho saw Maiinlx Klvt ,lbinr tu Justfees McHrhlo and Johns In tho office of. Dan Powers, that McHrldrt slipped to tho floor after the third drink ami dlt to sell them automobiles, lie denied Condll's statement that he, Noppaeh, )i"d loaned Justice Alc Urhle. ffimi.v - -; " , : ;7 '". t'omllt'.H Itorntnilon NotMJond c- Asked as to f audit's'' ropututfon for . truth and veracity, Noppuch said It was not good.-; . . 1 On cross examination the de fense asked Neppaeh about his ut? - .jtlvlty In hunting tip character .wit ADIO Will Bring Christmas Cheer lyric Spaeth and rayons & QJT piVJ ncsrex for' the 'lu-oKeciitlbVr'"'' ITo roatllly admitted that he hud visit- I od three ieisotiH for the purpose, ' -Manulx whs tho last witness lu 1 rebuttal, lie denied all tbti liquor chtiitfeH and chai'Kos of discussing; pond In; ruse m with J ust leo .M Hrble. itelatlvo tu the t'ondlt dl- ! vorcc case he sal. I he had consent- 1 od to appeal It to tho ; supreme otmrl only when Condit agreed to "fl It up with Charley HhII Hall ' waK i'ondll's attorney in (lio clrt-, ill t court. , : ' f. v.-; 'T ; Manilla accounted fr llie1 close. : friendship between himself ami .;cHrlde by saying thoy weiy both Inictcxtcd In (he ancient classic 1 and history. . ' 'i fc ", MASQUERADE DANCE , ; i:a(;i,i s iiaijj Saturdays igfht, Dec, 14 Hone fit l'ot ChrHmaH Tivo Four Prizes Admlssldll 9 . '.- ' . J , six-pii:( i; OHcni;si itA .... Ynni problem vaiv ho sobwl--lio iiMiUet what II limy Im'1" . . VIWK VINCENT : The nationally famous Author, Lecturer and Con sulting .Psychologist, re mains hero. for but. nivory few 'more days! Hardness, social or personal., prob lems sol veil satisfactorily or . no charge,! Consulta tion and analysis. Ji'.tiO with money-back guaran tee! Make that appoint- inoltt NOW! Foley Hotel, Itoom .s. Jbtursij (2 to"" 5, 7 to a. ' ; ; CLARICK THEATRE ''4 BAKER ' ' Friday Only Dec' i'j ;'); I Not a Motion Picture Seats on Sale Now Prices $3.00, $2.50, $2.00, $1' H II II :: ii ii ii ii ii ii ii u n ii ii u n ii u u n H n u u n u n H n n n n u n a u ii ii ii ii ii ii ! . j g iwojona Km in new iorK. q Pure Silk Plain Color !! Shirts $6.50 Values $5,85 n u n 11 "-n Furnv Maw icac