LA GRANDE L.-RN1NG OBSERVER, LA' GRANDE, ORE.
Page 'Seven
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Monday, January (, l'.KIO
I I;
f LOCAL
Alt1, silk Ihsw On
,fj VM1 was rt'iyivt'tl Iito liy Mrs
(. K. Kitt-rlin Sitt unlay nf .tlih
;-;iCjitli of l-'raiilc A. Silk, of 1t;tl;.-r,
.-Jhn news (omihtf iik a siliolt tii his
.iinny roljili-cs ami frlt-mlM. Ho was
tu'll Known In l.u (linihlr, havinj;
lindc homo luro fur it nuinlH-r
sfof yours, kouik from Ih-ii- to I i.t U -II'
"t; n. sim-in-hi w nf (. ,1,
t 'J'ioa noil a lu'nilifr-iu-lauwir Mi',
J, Kntt'i'lim-, .M i n. Turn .Muili-nhur,
f f: ami (Maailo nntl AIImtI K.Hmi. .Mr.
;h Kilk liavt'H liln widow-, .Mrs Alulid
j Sill;, tliri'c ilaiiuhlr-rK, l.ttm;i I.im-U-':j
en, of 1'urt Anut'lt-n. Wash,; KUid
fr ;iml -Marh. of llakor; thret sl.stcrs
:t ))( :i number of iiiciM alhl ric-ph-s
i;. -ral M'M Vlfcs will In1- ht'lil
at linm-r Twmluy uf it1 riinon.
lilalio ;iiviMnni' Iloro
j lihiho's popular KOvrnor,
llalilrulKC arconVpanJod by seven
i nthor stato official, paid A short
). visit o nu oily Into Sal aid ay cven
. ihk- i-liHttatr Ijl O rati tin an their
- overnight Kttp while on a motor
, i rip to Northern Idaho, The ffnv
l ornnr slated to several lonil friends
" that eallcd on him at his suite of
; rooms at the I.a tlramle hotel, that
; he was greatly hnproFH(d with (he
business; activity shown here ami
asked regard iiip huslnrs romll.
io i ions hero and other Knstern Ore
u nan oities. , '
I;rt Tomoi'i-ow 1
V. W. IX A. will meet at R
o'clock, tomorrow evening at the j
M. K. ehun h with Alaska as the
subject of tin program. .Miss lona !
llarrlinan is chairman for I ho eve- j
A ulntf w ith M in. Heatricc Vouni;, '
Miss jr.ibel Morton. Mf.ss Alice!
Klippcl, Mrs U V. Whealy. Mieni
Catherine Moran and Miss Norma!
.i,Vit'K'f asirttin her. j
'IV. rcM IVitlay !
Tho Kveready clacs of the f'hris-j
t Ih.li Kumlay school will meet l-'rl-
day evenini? at 7;a o'clock at the:
par.sonae, where they will leave ;
for the J. . SttiuU farm for a husi- j
in ss and social meeting. The 111 1
Happy hustlers wilt meet for their
TniHinesK and social meeting at the
church. I'Yiday even in t; at 7 :Su
;i.'iock,
i
unuitl rurlli .Meet
Tim annual parish meeting o!
hi St. I 'eter's Kplscnpal church
vill be held this evening at 7:U0
i. 'clock, lollnwed by the fenwt of
fcandlcs (rnnillo iciass), Kloetinn
Jf officers will be held duiiUK the
iieeiinj,' and the yar's piokimhi :
S.uiHidered. A lurtfo atlondnnen a
uiiicipated. j
SUcturns In (iocdlim j
Misii Helen Aldrich, who. has
been spending a two weeks varn-l
ilun at the hoiin of lirr parents,!
Mr. and Mrs. Ira S. Aldi ich left j
!laj-"t 'vwiiimr fur (Syintintf Colleu ;
itnj resume her college work. j
in- j
! l'Vank Tyler I- reported helnt; t
nil of bronchitis at his home on !
jl-irst Htn'fi. :
Itcturus Ijisi i;cninii i
Miss Arleno llyrd returned last
Vveiiintf from Vilot. Hock where
i-ife spent tlie weekend. Miss Hynl
lis a student at the Kastern Ore
gon Noi'iual.
j ..
3 look l'-xehaiigi1
A book, exchange Is a new fea
luro oC tho Normal school this
quarter, authorized by the consti
tution of tlie studeiU body. ICmma
Karstens is ehairnnm, with Iorna
jcimiueil and Hilda Morrison as
sisting her. Tin e:ch:Tnge is quite
beneficial to the Ktlldents for It
allows them to secure new books
iuiich cheaper than the new ones.
Three Marriage IJecn-.es
( Saturday, three nyirriago licenses
Were issued at tho county -clerk's
j.rflce. William A. Klam and Kuth
;r. .leffers. both of La tlrande;
Hollo Davis, of Kelso. AVash.,
and Mary Iluth Uramwell, of Ln
(tPande; Hutherford 11. Uholand
rii ISIancho Kleshntan, bolh of T-n
(Srnnde, received licenses.
Attending thn Noniuil
pliss Kdith Hbell Is In nttend
,aiee at the Normal sehool this
jlfarter. She was formerly a stnd
X nt tlti University of Oregon
'.ajid last term attended Art Pchnot
i A Portland.
,lh Aviallon Sehmd
r.i. 1 Kriends of llalph Wtrlngham
1 rlvo learned that he in located In
JtStrtiand and Is enrolled in avia
llon sehool there.
I Skating Party
I Jlr. and Mrs Clark Kitzgerald,
J Mr. and Mrs. Anion' Helm. Misses
WUmn C.asklll. Ornre. Cullen and
.lack I Halt and Ted Klein w ent to
North Powder yesterday for a de
, Jihtful ska'.ing -party.
High School rnleierlii-J'
Miss lona I larrini.m, domestic
eicnce instructor nt the Jji (irande
High school, announced tho open
i ing of the high pehool cnfetcrla
yi ttdav. ;
"r-- )
. ;i-Itoil irere
Misses Hnth Thindren and Car
rol Chase. teaehei-H at Ontario, and
Miss Helen Hulac. of Union, were
weekend gnrflts in the pity, vlwlt
yig Mint Wna Harriman. Thest
fmr ure g;'idunteii of O. S. C. In
1!:'S and are honif econ'unlcs
- Icaehers in their respective scIiooIh.
Ill Tor Sinnriil Day-
Mis.j tnos Nfli-on has le-m III
for sevt ral days from )it work nt
the j. i I nney more.
Here I-t Hrek-
Satnrdfiy. llalph Huth r. from
near h'ppn r iu In I .a flraiido
transaiting business
)rm' lit Wnlln
llusl.r Ktnglt'V 'Irmf tn Walla
V.'ull.i l''riil;ty on ltu iiH-.".'.
Siilunlii.t j
Mini: M.tIk'- llcilki- ho li b'cn
EKDIEIFjr
vMUntf over tho. linlMnytt at the !
home f A. -T. Hill ami ll uvy,
Alan ht'WK, i utarnt'il U Murray, '
I'lnh1 wliuro lte will n'Niinif lu-r ,
nKltion ;ih . ti-achi r lit the liiub
si'haal. .Miss Heilke va furnu'rly ;
a learner la the l.a Cramle hlli :
M'htHii. Sli stales that next sutn
iiii'i' kIip plans a pleasure trip to
chiiv a tut nth-;' points in iho ',
Orient.'
Ij'ttlnit Id .Meet
IllO IHeiillaTK Of (III1 l.a (il'iuithr
Amcilcati I.CH'Ion post' and auil- 1
lary will meet AVi-dm-sday I'venlnjj, '
Jan. s at tln Haoajawoa Jnn with'
what t.s annouiu-ed as a Kpeeial 1
treat lor thou who ntleiid. 'I'll:'
auxiliary will la-ini; basUeis for the .
basket social, and members :nv
warned ipit to eat bili'iro I lie meut- ;
Ink". I'Yom 10 to 1- o'idoek ilaneltiK ;
Will be enjoyed. The- regular busf-'
IH .-fi lUeetlnjIM w hii ll are eperled
to follow routine line-, will al.so be
held.
Tlnfe-liny (Vlclmition
Mr. and M-rs. Joe SuodKi"i'Ks have I
leiiirued to ji (irandu froip.a (rip!
to Aleridliiii, Ida., ' where they,
spent three days of celebraiiou ,'
with her sister and husband, Mr.;
and Mis. Lewis Stoit, residents of j
this em-nbout ? years ago, when j
he was i in ployed by the railroad.,
On Jan. 1 .Mr. and Mrs. Hloit cole- !
bra led tludr Ti'Oth w eliding annlvcr- j
wiry, and were uin-sts at a biK" rr
cepilnii jn Hie Christian chureh. in
Jan. " Jio was 72 years old and her,
birthday anniversary took place tho
f'nllow'iiijf day. her 7 1st. Mr. and
ytrt: Kuodxmss report a very en
joyable trip.
Htturnctl to School
Miss Horolhy Hrownton. return
n! to school Saturday night to the
I'nlversity of Washington nt Sei
tittle, where she Is a yophoniore In
tuuslc, and associated with the Al
pha Chi Omega sorority.
i.eft This Morning
MIsh lle.leuc Price left thin -'irn-ing
On lier way to Portland and
Salem, returning to her work at
Willamette university. While In
Portland Hie. lr attending a concert
of English singers.
t
Hero Sat unlay
Mrs. I,. K. Hill and sons from
Klgln were in I.a tlrande Saturday
mi business.
Hotel Arrivals
lieceut arrivals at Iho local bo
tf'U: are: M H. Mora, Huntingtor'.:
li. I.a"ngo, Portland: H. S. Norman,
Hugene; Alfred S. Hlo.no, Caldwr ll;
A. li. Spurlock. Cas)er: Jack iip
pett, Knterprise and Mr. and Mrs
It. Welly, Hoise.
I'Yom Sniiiinerville ;
Cyrus McDowell of Kummerville
w.ty. In l.a tirande Saturday.
I 'nun Klgln
Mrs ltosw
of Klgin, wns in
Richard Arlen
as "Steve"
America's.
Outdoor
' Classic
All
Talking-
p - - ' r-
66
TTIHSE
VIBGBW
with
GAfcY-'COOPEPs
All WALTER HUSTON
mCHARD.AR.LEN
Keal! MAIXY.Bn.IAN
tilQaramountQictute
The Greatest Outdoor
Talking Picture Made!
Immortalized in Owen Ulster's history-making !ook,
the glamorous, swagnering, cattle-range days of the
I'iuncer West live again for you
Al.so Fables in Sound What Laughs!
STARTING TODAY
A K C A ID DE
I.h finitvlt Pntiinluy on luminous.
Horn Su I utility
Mi I'Yfwl llamilinn, nf Kuinmt'r
vllli', wtis in I." lirumlo Satnnluy un
Illnesses
.Mis. Kohet-f Stevens has been 111
lor the last several days.
Here This Morning
J. Sniicjerbox, justice of the
peace, at North I'owder, was in I.H
tiinnde this inorninir on buniuoss,
accompanied by Kliner Jacobs.
Vivkciul Tr4i
. MV. and .Mrs II.. I (lodet and
family were in Walla Walla Sat
urday on business HpendiiiK Sun
day In Milton visiting' relatives.
On llusiui'ss
Mrs. Hlaueho Uiehards. of Cove,
was lu l.a (iraiide this morning on
a . business I rip.
I.crt. the Sanatorium
Clarence Itichards of Cove, has
been returned to his home from
the ho:-pita at Hot Lake the sec
ond time, it Is narted. Sometime
n;o he sustained a dislocation of a
knee cap. Adequate surgical treat
ment atlhO time, was Impossible,
and u second operation was neces
sity. Mr. Klehards' Is .improxlnif
slowly. : t-' 1 V '!
III nt iKnni ' i . .
- Superintendent J. 'I'. l.nnKfcllow-'
har bei:n 111 for' seviiriir days He
Is cot-fined' to his liome'and Is tioi
expected. to bo Ullt Ulllll the Jatte
part of the week." ' '.' '
Ilrre Sunday .'.','
Jv.tthryn irmf M:iie 'eoini
ph.yes at I he Virvl National lank
.it r-ndletor-, spent Sunday vlslt-itm-
heru with their parents Mr.
and Mrs. It. K. I'eetz.
; I iMitt Walla WiiIIji
Mrs. C;.rrie Dorothy, oT Walla
j Walla, Is visiting her Mister. .Mrs
; t. 1-. I'uinaiu of this city.
' . Ti: I'.'H' rprio .
1 I.. S. cnlp left this morning on
' a bu: laess trip to Knterprise. .
$6,0 00,0 00 FUND
i DISTRIBUTED BY
THREE LEADERS
(Continued from Ppge Ono
;.selciHed ,by a committeo of. .throe
'pro'iidnent citizens. , "
j Mr. Cf.olldge, Air. Smith and Mr.
ItoMenwald, ehoseri by trustees of
jiho estate, began their, investlga
jtionn last suminer with Mr. Coo
; lidgo as chalrnmu. ...
After Investigating more than
J500 organizations they chose the
'31 beneficiaries divided Into three
: classes. 1 5 to share in cukIi im
; mediately available from, the
i estiUe, eight to share In the first
' $ 1 ,000,000 of. nnliquUlaUul , ussuts
jaud eleven to share In the remain
Hng unliquidated assets.
The planiinder w hich the money
Is to be. distributed rontemrdates
thai nioro than $,00O.O0U addi-
Walter HuKton
a "Tram pa" :
All
tlonal he raised by benofhilnry nr
iratiizatinns. The dlstributhm of (4t;no,000 In
avaltnlvle cash in as follows:
St. Vluceni's hospital, New Vork,
50i.0i0.
Iloy Scouts of Anunica, ;.00,0oft.
liirl Seouls, Inc., f.'iOU.OOO,
I'rovhlent hosiital. Chicago,
15000,(100.
The Chlldren'H aid soelcty, New
Vork. $fiiio,oiMi.
The A nieriean National lied
Cross for a New York building,
3375,000.
The Young Men's Christian as
sociation, Jersey City, N. J :'5U,
000. , ...
The New York Koundllng hos
pital, $30,000.
International Migration Service,
Inc., American branch, $50,000.
Jewish Mental Health Society,
New York, S'JSO.OOO.
National consult to for ntfental
hygiene. $'.'50,000.
Tho Jewish Thoolngli-.il Semin
1 ) ' tjM : '
A X . '" 1 iufei:"- ' -i.Ni tan 1 1 11
PARAMOUNT takes llic pick' of llic Show World for one
of the funniest, most melodious entertainments ever
HEARD on the screen!
The greatest qutirtet of fun maliers in the
" The FfiWIE
and MAIS
Broadway's Blondest Beauty!
1'Iiey will thrill you with their magnificent singing voices,
romantic love making and startling dancing.
Tie greatest popular composer of all time
IRVING RER1,IN'-
has eontrihuted the music ami lyrics. Already the leading
hands everywhere are playing llu; tlieme song "When My
Dreams Come True."
The. peppiest, prettiest show girls on Broadway in
THE WORLDS SWIFTEST
SWEETEST CEBOItgTS
Paramount picked the most charming girls in the leading
New York Musical shows for this marvelous dancing chorus.
I UlAlt all this! .-SEE alt Ihis!
in PAR AMOUNT'S Dazzling 00?o Talking-Singing,
100096 funny, film musical revue,
The most exciting
(B PAN AH) A
A PARAMOUNT ALL-TALK
ary of America. Ji'iO.OoO,.
j The Young Men's Hebrew asso
ciation, New York, $175,000.
I NVw York university, $l50,000.
I Many other institutions will
.share In the remaining assets.
1 In a statement t ho commit lee
'snld they selected Institutions and
! organizations planning capital ex
penditures rather than those re
(lulling f u mis for operation am)
Iliad considered the number of per
sons benufitted as a guide to the
.selections
I Mrs. Fitzgerald
Passes On After
Short Illness
Mrs Isabel I'll .gerald, wife or
Mike J-itzgerabl, passed away Sat
urday night alter a short illness,
ilea I It occurring at the (Jrallde
Starting
TUESDAY
3 Days Only
' - lllff tiff 1
A whole super-show in themselves.
Stars of the. "Five O'clock Girl"
OSCAIt SUAW
(CANUT?
entertainment, event of the
Hondo hospital, l-uiieral Hrrvlre
are to be held tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o'cloek in the Smidgins and
Zimmerman mortuary, wil h t he
Itev. II. Marcus tlodwln In charge.
Ilutial will be In (be family plot
of the Masonic cemetery.
She was hiiru In Ohio Aug. "I,
l Silo, coming to l.a (iramle aboat
three years ago. She was 011 years'
four months and 14 dayH of age.
I Mrs. l-'ltgerabl leaves besides
her husband, n slsteix Mrs. Sam
i Kvans, and Hie following nieces
Enud nephews: I, onto and Itill Kvnna.
of l.a (iramle; Mamie thieves; Al
if red and Isabel 1'nmhern. of Alh
!na; Magglo . McCully, of Walla
Walla; . W. Melton, of Spokane-,
and a niece In Kansas t'lty, Mo.
UAMv Htmm.K Ml.I.li)
HlitiWNWOtH), Tex., Jan. 0
man who was killed to
day in a uuu fight with officers
neat- Santa Anna. w:is' later iden
world!
year,
ING PICT
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tified by W. I-'. ItohertK Jr., cash
ier of the l.obn State bank, as one
of two men w ho In-lit up the hunk
this morning and esi-apt-d with
more t Jut u $ 1 5ao.
The dead man's name is believed
to lie WViglil.
t ik;i:s TILLAMOOK CIIAXXCI,
WASniNCTON. Jan. fi (AP)
Secretary Hurley today reconi
luendei'l to cimgres.H i he creation of
un IN foot entrance channel al Til
lamook hay, Oregon. a( an esti
mated cost of ?(17:',oao, with f 15.
o (mi annually for maintenance,
Wedding Performed
Sunday Evening
i
Among other weddings this
; weekend was the ceremony last
night when Miss Itlanche I'iesu
man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O.
'' . -1 aVI'
U " I ''' I'll
v,
Contract Admission Prices
on This Attraction
Matinees .?-Jc
Evenings 50c
Children 10c
E - 'il EST SHOW IN T O W N" ;
1120, Paramount Famous Laiky Corp., Pammount Blde N. V. 0. .
' c.- I'icshnmn, became the-bride of
! Uutherford It. Uholand, with lluv
liev. It, K.l'utnain officiating. It
: was performed at the home of tho
' nowiyweds, at 2011 Second street.
Those present were: Mr. anil
J.Mrs. t). c. FleshiiM'n, daughter,
liethel, Dwight KU-shuian. and Joid
Johnson of Wallowa. Mrs. Itho
' land Is a graduate of l.a Grande,
jlligh school, wheru who was aetlvo
In sehool events.
( . . . ' . .
Grcntnost 1
I eoittit hint o wit innn who ln
hnlill.s o tiiuher sphere of thought,
Into which oilier mni rlM' with In
hor nihl ililltcnliy ; ho hos hut to
open Ids eve, to seo tilings In tt
inie light, nml In Inrgt rehtllntts;
whilst i hey must make, painful por
reiihius ami keep a viyllnnt eye im
inany siniri'c.'i of error. He Is tfi'Oflt
who is wl.nl ho Is from uiuiiri1. nntl
who neve? reminds 119 of other,
Kitterson,