La Grande evening observer., January 08, 1930, Page 8, Image 8

Wednesday, January 8, 1930
Pago Eight
L"A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Men's
Rayon
Unionsuit
98c
Men's Wear.
1MBLER YOUTH
HAS 2 EAGLES
FOR HIS PETS
liy Mvs. C. Alt Halo
(OhHerver CorroHpuiiUont)
IMUMCK (Hiifclul) Clifford
Conrad now Imn for pclH two ha Id
vukvh. I'Iiu writer Jiiih not loarnod
how ho captured the lurgi; hlnta.
MIhh ivy ijinnian, who Jiiih beon
il riving from horo to Uvv hcIiouI at
J'loaKanL Grove, 1h now Hlaylnf In
llio I'loartanl Grove dlatrlct with
hor bruthor Jru .-.minimi and fam
ily. Mr. und Mih. Dick I'm," and
children who now nmko their hotnt
In l;nlon Kpcnl Monday lurro at llio
Aimer I 'ago lioiuo,
Toolii Mann in again In Inihlor
aftur an extended vlult In Ni-hnin-ka
and other polnlH. l.a.sl August
lie and IiIh brother drove to Health',
Spokane, lliro.itfh yellowatouo
park and on to Nchruxka to vimt
relatives. Mr. Uuun Hald the win
ter had been very mild In that e
tion of the country.
Thu inihler hnHkethnll team,
which played Wallowa Saturday
fvenliitf In Wallowa, was defeated
by n Hcore uf 1 S to 2 It.
Mr. and Mm, Harold ItliiKuman
relehraled their tenth wrilriliig an
ntvorHary last Saturday. The gin'MiH
were M rs. ItiiiKiunun'H mother,
Mih. Witty of Klgln. her two hIh
loi'H, Ueiinu and hewellu Witty, Mr.
and AlrH. Myron JIiik and hahy
OaiiKhler and Mr. and Mra. Itltt m
lntrHiU'. The Sunday before M i
IJIiiKiunmi'H pa rent h, Mr. and Mr.
J. UlnKanian celebrated their thirty-
You buy twice as
much for your
dollar at the New
York Store.
Men's and women's night
robes and p a j a m a s,
heavy outing- flannel, at
tractive patterns to
choose from 89c
Men's heavy wool blaz
ers, neat patterns, Neu
slader !ros. and other
well known makes, regu
lar !?6 blazers for....$3.."i
Hoys' blazers, heavy all
wool fabrics, Hash I
pockets in the desired I
plaids $2.49 I
NewYoRKbTaRE
MOM'N POP
CO.POV'.POP'. AVtM fVl
you "iPLMTtReO win
MUD NtVXLBON NHCN V-IC
PfvVatD MM IHt CNR WW
JUST WIBE.Q set vou
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FRECKLES AND HIS
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. . - ' '' l 7l6 6TKTI0M rjuiar
! on Tut oar
"i ' ' ' v.- -j.. -.
nocoml niinivci-Hiiry wit It Miff. May
OMtjoin anil family nnil Mr. und
MlH. It. J' JIllK. Of KlKlll, UH KIH-KtJ.
Mm, liutf ami Mm. Jtlniumtn ur
rjJtl8.
Tlic la.Hi uiiM-iini; of tin J,.'iilk'H
Aid t;iH lit iu ThiiiKiJay, Jun. '1 at
thf home or .Mia. Ml Jo I'm!.!.
Aiitunjf othur liiiHliic.'iii otrk'iTH fu''
!th corning yimr worn Hictf(l. Mm,
lliiflio WJhu was oJiTtoil viccproril
dfiii; AlrH. 1, ootid J !i nKaman, tu-t--'
r-tary and Mm. KtHo Welch ln-nn-ur.-r.
OuriuK the afternoon an uji
jm'H.Imk liiiich of chlHu-n hiiiu!
wlolu'H, wafrH, fmit Hal.iti and fiif
, fo waH H'TVed. MlH. Kdna Conlt
, tin and AlrH. I'.lvu MuitIm astflHtcil
Mi'H. i'ratl in af.-rvhw. 'I'iw next
im-Hinff will ho at Die homo of
Mm. C. .'. Welch in i-Vhruury.
Wool Growers
Of East Oregon
To Meet Jan. 13
My Airs. K Z. Tcrrall
( Observer I ?orr'enprnidcnt )
I'M O X (Special) Several
prominent Hheepnion of the valley
hold a preliminary meeting at the
homo of Will A'oK'd to niako ar
rangements for the bit? annual
mooting of the JCustern Orcgor;
Wool CJrowoi-H asHiiclaliun. On .Mon
day, the 13(11, at the Cniou hotel.
Thero will bet u bamiuot at i'r.WM
followed by a meeting of Hhoop
nien that promise tr be full of In
lerent, Thosn who participated in
llio Hireling were ii. ,1. (liven and
County AKeiil Avery of I,u Grande,
Will Vugel and S. K. .Miller of l.'li
lon and T. I J. Johnson of Cove.
The litany frlendti (f Thou. !nlrd,
of lli(! Thrift. 'Grocery, H.vmpalhlzo
-with him in the los.s of IiIh father,
tlo Itev. Win. llah'd, who iasnod
a. way suddenly in Halter, while at
tho wheel of hl car. Mr. and Mrs.
Uah'd were trailed to llaker on I'Yl- :
day.
At the regular ini-etiu of the
AViiman's Holier Corpn on Krlday, :
Installation of officers was held i
with AlrH. Alii ry Mlnniek mh Insiall
ItiK officer. Tlie list of officers
are; president, Mrs. Anna Schoon
ovor; senior vice president. Airs.
Cheney; junior vice president. Airs.
Alao Slater; ooiidtietress. Airs. IJHie
(JrosH; treasurer, .Alirs. I 'earl (Miad
wlck; socrotary. Mrs. Hollo Itusick;
asso(;ial conductress, Airs. Klla
eyk, associate Kuard; Mrs. f,ath
rop; chaplain, Al rs. I'earl AI iller;
mu.slclali, Airs.' Viola Tarkor; color
hearers. Alosdanies i'JIllolt, Sehuck
and Crow; press correfjomlent,
Mrs. Amies I'addock and patriotic
instructor; M'rs. I.oulse Hurwell. At
the close of the meeting pie and
coffoo wore served.
Air. and Alirs. GoorKo "Wlnship
went Kenial hosts I o the brldKO
club and a. few gnosis Aloiiday
iivonlnj.'. Those other than mem
bers were Air. and .Mrs. Hardy Tay
lor of f-a Grande, Al r. anil Airs.
Tex K'nfKht and In. . and Airs.
Gcoi'ko 11 off nut n. After a most
pleasant evening durlnu; which flvo
tables woro at iWay the hostenn
served the crowd delicious refresh
ments. Airs. Will Dobbin and Tex
Knight won tho hih scores for llio
evening and Airs. Will Vowel tho
low.
The second meelinu of the l)alry
school conducH d al the hh;h ticbool
by Cecil GrlnKH of the awricu It lire
depart inenL will be iield loniorrow.
Wednesday evening al S o'clock.
The Kastern Star will holil its
Installation of officers tom'orrow
evoniiiK" al 8 o'clock. It Is imped
that all Star members will be pres
ent. Crank Kicker under wen I an
operation lor hernia and rcmmal
of Ids tonsils al the Grande Hondo
hospital Aloiiday.
A st-ries of volley bull panics
have been scheduled for (he next
few weeks between Grande,
KU;ln, lrubler and Cnloii. The l.'n
ion team played iis first gallic of
the schedule I .a Grande on
Tuesday evenlnt,'. Mllo I'rall and
l-'rallk Kelllion of Imbler Wei'e over
on Saturday makiiiL,' the final ai'
ranKeiiionts with ilie loeal men for
enleriiiK Info this volley ball tour-
iu-j
i
who'
ink Wrlulil. I'iiImii I..
FRIENDS
YXJ5 Uo-iiu iND
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CKS-t to Gwt
you K GOOD
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MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
CHICAGO
Opeu
Jail. .
.Mai-.
May .
Alar
May
.Inly
l.:ioi
i.yo
has spent the last few yours In
California, was vlsillnff friends In
Union on Aloiiday, While. In Cal
ifornia ho was niKOKeU In a rlst
mill but was advised to leave this
work on account of Ills health. Jltj
returned to Oregon tho middle of
tho summer and ja now loeuted in
Kaglo Valley.
W. J. Green wont to l'ortlund
on Alonday to attend a mooting of
Insurance men. lie will return the
latter part of tho week.
Oliver Turner was taken to Hot
I .alio In the aiibulaneo last week
where he underwent an operation
for quinsy. lie expects to ko to the
Veterans hospital In .Portland as
soon as ho Is ablo to travel.
Tho national Kuard mot on
Tuesday evening for tho annual
Inspection by Alajor Huron, of Ia
Grande, Second Uallullon coin.
mander. Airs; Sarah Caspar, who return
ed from Yaklnta on Alonday even
Iiik was visiting with friends in
Union on Tuesday. She will re
sume her woi'K at J lot Iake on
Wednesday, much benefited by her
two weeks rest.
According to II. J. .Veil son Die
the dairymen who have been work
ing to get tlx; requisite number of
cows to Insure u creamery for tho 1
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l-K-3t.
I'XIK ItlCNT il-'iirn. iipt.. front,
ground floor, Mleuin liunl. Iliuo
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niiido from your old carpet.
Keouoinicul prlci'H. Call .Mr. Carp
at l.'oli y hot'i.'I. X-S-lt.
I OH SAL1J OB TRADE
; l'"OU SAI.H 1 Todil I'l'OlcctOKIIiph
j cljiTCk wrltur, A-l nhapu. 1 L'nl-vi-r.sal
cli-'clrlc ruiiRe, 3 bumi'ra
ami oven, thoroughly overhauled
j an, I ro-i'iiiiiiii li'd. Hoc C. V. Tul
j luitt, l'honu J 00-.I. 12-34-tf.
i MIKUELLAWISUP9
ilHiOI.'ING WOlilv ltipnli-d any
liinil of u nt'v roof, t.'all, Chas.
Hllililiranil, (lli-W. J-4-l nip
T V I ' ICWKITM U 1 ! i: P A 1 1 1 rNU Iht
pert repiiliilK,' on nliort uotlce.
I-!. C Tuekoy. ltoum one over
Kllviirthorn Drill;. lli-'-'l-lm
KO.M.ll;it HOTKI. UooniH all en
tirely reiloiie, warmth, comfort
and iiniet guuranleeil. Hates by
inoiilh $ 1 2 . : 0 and up. Also npl.s.
12-2S-I mp.
LA OIIANUU MATTUESfl A Up
hnlstorinf? k Hup, Cloanln?
Works. Phono 424-W. Chan. Ed
wards. Prop. 12-l-ini
ilONEX' TO LUiN Mfe uru ruplti
Hentutlves for the Prudontlul lu-
Auranco Co.. and can utuke farm
or elty lonnn at Httrnetlve rutcw
ONE PUNCH DESERVES ANOTHER
BEFORE THEIR
NSS-WIGTCR
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WIIKAT
WIIIOAT
i.HH 1.27 Yt t.'2H
i.ai M j.:ii9i j.a?i
I.SOJi 1.29 1.211ft
valley have now pased the 30U0
mark and aro very much encour
aged over the outlook.
Air. and Airs. Iouis ithleler and
Mrs. Agues Conley returned from
Portland Friday after spending a
week in the city.
Airs. Donald Gale and Donna
Claro uro 111 this week with the
flu.
ANUIXI, MOW JMtKSlDU.Vl'
KCGKNiC, Ore. (Al) Homer
Angell. Portland attorney, and rep
resentative of tho Htato legislature
was elected president of the Uni
versity of Oregon aluinnl associa
tion. Angell was graduated with
tho class of I'jOti. Mac I), Kinsey,
'Of), lugenu and Carl Nelson,
Halem were elected vice presidents.
Afisa Jeaneiie Calkins Is secretary
and IM. JO.. H. JAirno, Grants I'ass,
is the additional members of the
executive committee.
There arc 'J'J.b motor vehicles to
each-mile of road In tho Hawaiian
Islands.
There are nine women students I
in tho law school at the I'nlversity j
ot iexjift.
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Music, violin, piano, voica. Cred
its. I. O. O. F. temple, 447-J.
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MONET TO LOAN on Unproved
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Installment plan. .Lowest rates.
United Stales Investment Co.
Vhone Main S3. 8-16-lm
KOU UK NT -Tartly furnished apt.
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NAVAL MEETING
MOST IMPORTANT
I So Says President Hoover
in Statement to
' Newspaper Men.
i WASHINGTON, Jan. H (Al')
'President Hoover Tuesday descrlb
! ed the fori booming naval limlta
Itlons meeting at London as "the
most Important of international
(conferences of a great, many years,
Und probably (lie most Important
jfor many years to come."
"The progress of peace for Ihe
'world rests In a great measure up
on the shoulders of the five dele
gations" the president added.
I "There is good will toward the con
j ft;rneo on the part of every na
tion, the Importance atid the grav
ity of the occasion have been rec
' agnized in the dispatch to London
j of the leading men of every conn
j try. They, have the will to suc
ceed.
The president's statement was
made at hi regular press confer
ence, some hours after he hud held
a final conference with A morion n
delegates and their technical ad
visers. U said:
"1 am huiu (he whole nation bids
Godspeed to the American delega
tion that leaves tomorrow for the
Loudon naval arms con Terence,
Tho people and tho governments of
tin.' five nations assembling at this
meeting are sincerely desirous that
agreements should be brought
about about by which competition
and construction of naval arms is
brought Lu an cud, and by which
actual red 1 1 c Hon in naval burdens
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?vv rates. Adults. 1810 Green
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ft ft 4 fc,i.
VANTi;i .Man and wile or two
men experii'lieed in or c ipable of
learning house to house demon
stration. New line, no competit
ion, work in li Grande and vi
cinity Mil April, linn trawl.
Must have n at appearance, fair
education aruf agreeable person
ality. Sal:i:- unit expenses soon
as fitness is proven. Kxcoplion.i!
opport unity for permanent po
sit (on Cor r.-liable. steady work
ers. Thorough training given,
l-'or appointment write X c-o Ob
server. 1-7-3 tp
W'A XT 10 1 ) Carp'-nler and cabinot
work; general repairing, Iji
Grande Novelty l:cpnir .Shop,
l'jni Mr. Rl-SS-lin.
KlH NIl - KmiI koo.I illllll. K"Oil
lint Hli-W, lliltllhrrKt'l' Hwilfli, hot
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THAT'S T)Vg
COL! LOOK!
OP TUu UrlT6D
MOST B'i L
OSCAK !!
COUBT-
UoO&C !!
. . I
r
of tho world shall bo accomplished.
!Tho dirricullleu of finding n basis
jthat will be acceptable to flvo dif
ferent nations are great but they
.are not insuperable.
! "The conclusions of the confer
' erioo must be such as to give a
jsciiM) of sojciirlty and satisfaction to
', each of the nations. permanent
; peace Is never based on either Ink
ling advantage of or accepting a
'position of prejudice.
"The technology and the com
plexities of the problem aro such
that we need hope for no immed
iate and quick results. To complete
the 'conference In three or four
I months would be In Itself a groat
accomplishment, and wc'should not
I expect any hurried conclusions. Ii
iis the most Important of Interna
tional conferences of a great many
I years, and probably the most im
1 portant for many years to come,
f The progress of poaco for the
' World rests in a great measure Up
ton Hie shoulders of the five dele
gations. Tilery Is good will toward
; the conference on ihe part of
! every nation. The importance and
; the gravity of the occasion have
(been recognized by the dispatch to
London of the leading men of
; every coin try. They havo the will
i to succeed.
i ."1 hope that the people of our
i country will cooperate in the pro
i gross of the conference- by patience,
! encouragement, and freedom from
I criticism. We go to London In a
fine ulmosphcru of International
good will, and it is the duly of our
I country to preserve! that atmos
phere so far as lies within our
power."
MODERN TREND
IN ATHLETICS
LIKE ROMANS'
I 'A M 1 1 1I I )OK, MaaH.. Jan. 8 (A
I'J l'renident A. Iva.wrenee Lowell
of llar-ard university in hin iinnuul
n-ort hUh whether a single Inter
colleylate contest in each sport an
nually would not lie enough to
maintain interest in college athlet
ics. lie contrast.s the difference in al
titude toward -sports of Ihe ancient
CiieeUs and tomans, the former
emphasizing tlm cult ival ion of
physical excellence und the latter
i iitcrtJiinment of the spectator, "is
not the Greek principle preferable
to the f toman for our college','"
he nuked.
"Mut with o:ir frequent Intercol
legiate games, with Ihe attracting
of huge, crowds al short Intervals,
and continuous publicity, are we
not slipping into the Hoinan atti
tude of mind?
"The Greeks thought one great
contest of a kind in a year suffic
ient to sustain ardour In athletics.
May it not be that a single inter
collegiate meet in each sport would
do the same?"
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You will apprcciace the excellent
service and moderate rates. The
city's mast centrally located hotel.
One block from Pershing Square
convenient to all leading shops
theatres, financial institutions and
electric depots for all reports.
Garage adjoining.
All OuimJp Roomj Eid VC'iih Bat!i
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CAP1TOL.
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Four Fliers Killed
! In Egypt, Report
! LONIKiN. Jan. 8 (AP) The
lirlllsh air ministry announced to
day that four members of tho roy
al air force had been killed at Abu
Kuelr,' Kh'.vpt. 1" collision of two
airplanes In mldulr.
, NAVAL INtjUIiV LOOMS
' SAN HIi:U), Cnl.. Jan. 8 (AP)
Steps for a navy inquiry were taken
hero today In an effort to fix the
causo of an airplane crash which
cost the lives of Lieutenant Kimono
l-'ield JJurkett and K listen J" lJ
Clark here yesterday.
Their plane, an Amphibian used
by tho navy, fell l,fU0 feet into
tho tdiallow waters of San Diego;
bay. A preliminary Investigation !
failed to throw any light on the
cause of the accident. The plane 1
was demolished. Naval officers j
said neither flier hud attempted to i
uao his parachute. 1
HKCOVLK TWO JftOIHICS
SANTA MONICA, Cal.. Jan. 7
(AP) The bodies of Kenneth
Hawks, motion picture director
and Thomas Harris, studio prop
erly man, two of the ten victims
of last Thursday's midair crash ;
of two airplanes engaged lu film
ing a movie thriller over the Paci
fic ocean, were recovered from the i
sunken wreckage of one of the
planes yesterday.
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profnuloual man. It has been mri-fully prepared nnil will prow
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errloe.
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OTflco over Glass Drugs. Office
phouu, Main 15; rcsideuce phone,
Main 65.
J. A. VOMIi;i;l.lL'K, 31. D.
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lei. Alain U7o
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Inband when worn down fit'
tnugly around ears and back of
head. In one-piece or eight
quarter models. Assorted pat
terns. Exceptional value, at
98c
MOTOR CO
4th and Adams
Phone
Main 508
WISDiM
Wisdom demands that you
secure the services of ex
pert . morticians who know
the science and ethics of
their profession and who
have demonstrated their
capacity and ability.
We Understand
Snodgrass
& Zimmerman
Phone Main 62
irectory
Osteopathic Physicians
j. i,. iholb, n. o.
MAIiUAHBT INUI.E. U. O.
General practice and the "Poit
8YSTKM" for fallen archea.
somtner Telephona
Uulldlag Uain 10
Astrologer
MBS. I-'llKDEKICK BALSIE8
101 N Ave., La Grande, Or.
Readings daily.
Readings by Mail a Specialty
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