La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 24, 1930, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLA GKANDE L . GNING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Five Friday, January 2-1, 1!)30 H.AL IBDDDEIFjr sipono l-oclnis , Than Yrwlnnil. mMnm1, mo n'ff- imcrcii iu tho loi'iu hotels. ; III tit Homo junllki'ly to unss in peorhic Into tlx I Kroilorlrk UlnKnmhn. won of Mr. wenrtH ot nature. ii iid Mr. A. i:int;aiiwin. In HI 1)01111', ' f'ostpnno MceUiiip Tin mocilnt,' of revision C of the lxyal Sisioi-ri Aid of tho i'hrlstion rhurrh. which wiw to luivo Iiopji luld ihlK cvonlntr, hn Iteoii powt liotied Itoi-iuiHO of illiK'HK at- (ho home of tho Krv. It. I. l'unnm. 'I'htt new nifi'tlntf tlnto will ho n iintiiH'fd latrr. t !tnnnvln;r Jej'onio Caniiiboll, who hax hci: ; Ml for KouiotltiiP, I Iiimm-ovIuk:. ti ytiHtcrdiiy'H liHskPtltnll Lmirn.'i nient story, rrforrliiff to tho suh- tournament In I-u CiriiurtV, the wrottff timo wan Klvon for the. two j Saturday morning nniPH, which j will ho played at 9:a ami 10:30 o'clock. . j I KftKl0 .M'rutlnjp ! ; Hans for a special iiicottiijr noxt ! ! Krlilny owning, when .Mr. IUkoIh.v of Kansas City, will ho In l..i ( tu (Vlmiiul- f llnuiila to vinit tho local K. O. i:. j ImJko wf-ic ma (lit at tlndr nieetin last nli?ht. Tho auxiliary of tho Knf.'lr-H has hPon Invltod to attond thlH inciting-. C mriiiPd at Homo Ownr 1lnhson is confined a homo with the flu, H in reported. Louise Harnett 1m working hmial Iteauly h'M'. Vhla harrier l made l.y HkIiI hwetf, itm! U explained )y l'rnf, . 1. Thomson, Knullsh phynlolst ; uf International reputation, who ts ;Oeonr l Uaker n--nroitidi'nt leo , turor In chemistry . it 'Cornell unl- ; wndiy, t hit M-mesU'tv, no. 1m pro-1 ! t'ewsor of natural philosophy at tho" ; rnlvor.-tlty of Aherdocn. . I "A most interewtintf thlnf?.' nays, "is tho fundamental reason ,in atom, nmt least v.hy Mo c.ninot clul. yesterday ntiHiiioo,, .it Members of Alpha Club Guests At : Bridge Luncheon ".Mrs. I. S. Moore was hostOHH to Epvf. to Jlolnni li. J"). Dixon, tfrand chancellor of tho.KnfKhM of I'ythhiH for tho Mate of Oregon, ! (expected to ret turn this ovonvntf from Wetoiy Oregon where ho has visited sev rrnl lodge. To Iliiiitlnitoii I.. V. t'liausso went to llunttn!? lun today nti husinrsH. Ho in di vision entrinoer fur the O.-W. sec oirtain thliiKK therein.' It Is tippomln apparent that thorn in a limitation to our atom proho, whioH Ih a heam of Uaht. A lay of Uwht Ih thought of uk a deltoato tiling, nno which ordinarily does not hurt when It strikoH. l . ; - -r- i "Hut. when lltrht roaehes so small' DlllllPr And RridO'e her. homo, wlu-n she entertained with a delhrtitful hrldfro-lunvhenn with oovora for twelve. An attrac tive cluster of mixed blossoms cen tered the tahhv Honors at hridKC were won by Mrs. William SleRrlst. At The La Grande her husband. IMrP Ahmn '-! The firo depnrlmont truck wns-i eftUed to the I'resbyterlan chureh . ' , ' ( at 7:10 o'clock Inst niKht by a flu Amputation ' ,f l llpUMH," "7 , .,, . ! caused no datnaRe. ( . Wilbur Wood who was taken to ! vt.n.nui. i nome ot pneumomti. fi'viMiii mi firo, which caused no Neither chemicals nor water wore. I tho hospital about a week ao, with required. 'his hands und feet frozen, under- M wont an operation, for tho amputu lioruruou in i-or.mnn . nn nl(J(1(,t nH atom iV M oUK,,t m.i s. i. i. i'khu. himi.k.i . (nH!ifft It iVK'H nn ninth Portland last niht after sen.llnw.: . - several days In this city ylsltln.?; mmetratinL' hM.f, bo-. ' ' i' , ..t i..,r- nmn.lo cnttse the ravs nro tuuoh ' shorter m- 4nr- u'm n. than IlKltt rays, luit tliP .V-my ol.k l0AX ni hostesH to their Clllb MeetS Witll ueuiK tut- infill ii miii ..i mi,,,,,,, t'lub wttli n cnarmiuff utu Mrs. Bradshaw Is Hostess at Party Yesterday Sirs. Henry. It'radshaw was host ohm to the Mary-KH.aheth club when a pleasant afternoon was enjoyed at hor homo on Penn sylvania uveuue. with all of the iat'tulit'i'H present, tlamej aipl so cial hoars wore a happy diversion. N'earinu the close of the after noun a didlelous throe-eourRo laeuheon w;ls served ui one table, decorated In a color scheme of pink and white. foal'.irlnK pink carna tions and froexlas. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Kva Wissler on Cedar strnet, Betty Baxley Frocks Many New Styles to Select' From, Misses, Juniors and VVonien's Sizes. PUTMAN'S lealy-to-A'i'iir & ftyilincry Announcements o'clock nt tlm !iomo "of Mi-h. Kloililunl. " Murriwjto I.Icciik," A nmrrlnKO llcen-ic wns Issucil in Walla Willla Tucsdny nl'lcrnooii to Kruno. M. C'lny nnd Clnuilo' M. SVapimr both' of .this oily. t , itodiiurd lo 'store ' - M.-.M. Hunt, mannnpr of tlio J. r I'enoy Htoro. roturned to his duties forva fow.liourH yostenluy uftcr ndon 'after an absence of. several in,onths. lie lias been seriously lllj and rent considerable time nt the Hot Uike sanatorium. Hon of his fent at the Insten. His hanihi havo recovered and amp tntlnn of tl;em will not bo neces sary. -;; . . her sisters are colds. also 111 with severe 'IV Portland ' Mr. and -Mrs. A. J. StniiKO went to Portland Wednesday evenlni,' on business. ' blow. "iVnd so. If tho iyo by tho'nltl of instruments, could look at un utoln, you would be examining - a ils- turbod 'atom, ono In motion lm Mrs. F. Murray Mrs, barrel .Murray was lumless at her homo yesterday when her l'asscd Tluvuxli 'K Mrs. Owar I'ratt stopped in l.a flninilo for a rew. hours yesterday en .route to Ijiurier, llsli.. near ! the Ifanaillan . border, returnlnv.i home after spendini,- several we.d.s r ... ir r VM.J Itlnif til etf rr y jo i w'm atom- not normal. Tho electrons, of which we eoncelve:ntotnH. to. hv composed, , Would : ;.:be I ' . . j about." r-' : I llllkllKmt Trip ; I i 1 : ' ': T. .1. SeroKKin lert Wclnesiiay . t p , KAIi ;i( S IM M I .H evenim; tor a business trip lo TOri-llKri,lNi:s CO.MI-.llAt'K land. i 1.IKIION' t.M') -t'eleste Carval- ho. rortiiuars beautiful cluimpion In Wallowa and l-.nterprlso.vls ner-brlde, Covers wcra laid for 20 nt tho table. ' ! . Awards for IiIkIi score were won i .by. Mrs. Jrfal ltussell nnd Harvey! parted lo it partly by ihq- ltrht; ah ,f 1 llatlon nrle ' hrldKo club u.et .fnn u plonsant nf-.tom- not norma . The electrons. PrvSel.led With a consolation .rl.e. ; or I at piny., wllh .Mrs,, t'luilics (Irah ! am winniUK IiIkIi honors, t'onsohi- tlon iirli:e was presonloil .to Mrs. V. lirecn .. '.'''- ' "' . NearliiK the close of the aflef. ' At a .chnrmlni,- hrldi,-e. luncheon. ! noon a dainty two-eourse luncheon members of the Thursday lirldfte B,.,Ved. etuli' verc 'the nuests of !r. ... I'liarles Playle yesterday afternoon Tan Central school I'l-icui'- j ITcnchor association 'dlii not moot jthls uftcrnoon due to ho told ! weather. An Itcnt nniiouncinK Us i postponement, was omitted In ye.i. j ttcrdny's tiaiicr. duo to an error. ! ' ... ' mo .iotner s el i:uuurn nun , will meet Moluhiy afternoon nt 2 SEWING SHOP , A itown-town sowliic simp. Does all, kinds or howIuk nnl forms, inalciiiK' over.' rollnins coats. ltest work, reasonable prices. knocked Mrs. Playle Is Hostess to Club, , definitely i ln I Ives. . Al'tllo Hospital Winifred Coble normal- school. , student, is III at the (Irande Rondo . hospital with nn attack of the, till, has been there for several days. .. - - ' Una the Flu Kut-'cne How-man. student at the Kostern Orepon Normal school, has been 111 of tho flif for several dnys '.ul his Homo on Second street. . linby Hoy i; -' Mr. and. Mrs. P. Ci. Heam. arc tho narcnts of a hnliy hoy, born Sunday at their home ' uvehue. ' Preliminary IParlllB . . . ,A .preliminary. Iionrlns: for the cascJnf Jerry OVullnhan, who is charKcd . wlill enlliev.alcinent, will take place tomorrow In the justice 'of the peace court. This Is to de termine If the ease shall be taken before thlr'Krand jury. Iinprovliuc ' l)n n Stewart, who has been ill at thy Rrandc Hondo hospital for i-onui time is improving. To Recover Copper vnmai) swimmer. . has Civeri up HwimmiiiK. - HInco hor murriuffe last year, the 2JI-yonr-old mermnld has not only ..is-J refused to compete In swimming events but als ' rejected an allurinff offer to appear on-; the. usie-luill StliKO. , Ta a race across the treacherous waters of the Tastm two years ao, she boat 25 contestants and reached the other Hide of the river three yards abend of her ne.xt competitor. ll.fv most'- notable - nehiovement, however, was a swim froln Xabro- 2 Til' Adams Sej'loiisly III ' Krs. H. Churchill has been (j ill with tho flu for almost a week ; at- her home. At the Hotels - K. A. Huskirk, rondh ton: (leor;;? Yonhnan, Ht. I.ouis; l-'rank lAivn. ,'l'orManl: K. H. nwiwhl. Spokane; Tr-iistl Ouei-atloU J- Jack Mcf'oVmlek, son of Mr. and .Mrs. A . It." Met'ormlek. iinder.went an operation for the removal of ' his tunMU and adenoids tliis niora ' int,'. . '. I'lM.I.MAX, Wash. (Al'l eovery of a new process for the tecovery of practically pure cop per from copper sulphide ores by means of a hydro-eleclrle- metal llliKipal process has been made. Tho process was developed by the school of mines and K,',,'0y !lt WashiiiKlon Sttte col lew. niter a year of researeh. It will depend i..,n. fti.inn ltv.lrii-eleelrie IMiWef i.. .Hh'.niinL'o nviT tb" olil i Kas to Aijfes, on the Tiigti. a dls method said A. VI. ' 1 iruclier. dealt: taneo of 10 miles. yiieVhart been r the college of mlnlim. ' 'undefeated by any other; woman . .... t , i.,L.t i r, ..,,,,,, ni-t-itn ' swimmer. ' 'L ' lieen tit the Ui:(lran.ic hotel." With throo j EnteVtaill Clul) . ' J mbh-s, honors for tlie arternoon s , . play at cards, were woi. by Miss . At Bridge Faity M airK ret Anson. J i, . ' . j ' T I' 'l'lut trlanKlo' HrlilK'C club uir-t Bridge ClUU in , i l'Ml. evening at the homo of Mr. - "tfvMra Vila Povfv I111"1 lrH' 'Waller Jones for a plcns .. . . JidlJOyaDie A ai ty jnl, (1V0hlMK ot- (..u.lls Three tables 1 I wore at piny. Members of the Jolly ltrldKe club, . .t W)i (ini, ..,,. spent a d. llKhtf.U afternoon v; . f ,,, . A KUmt Jilward was prcsenleil lo Mrs. Italph Hyers. I'ollowiiiK lirldtje dainty re- tlraudc hotel. oleelrolytlo ' processes have ino'VKAKS l. ItOCK Cl'.lil. The lilKlily ilevelopcd ror zllc ore, .o why iffd for copper?" lie said. "We nao .ii i.i. i tiv , .,,ftt. r...IIT ,,nn ii..,, ta nvears l,le under the. ..,.,,.,,.,, . ,,, ,k lK NOItMAN. tlhln. (Al'l terdiiy at the with Mrs. J. T. Caldwell as hostess. ll.uncheon was served at 1 o clock at a table prettily centered with plnlt carnations nnd rreezlas. Three, tallies of hrldne were at piny with Mrs. Carl Houhun win nlnif the award lor IiIkIi tally. A. second prize whs prcsenleil lo Mrs. VIllam; Wilson. . LestYouForget Let us deliver a potted plant or a bright bouquet to that sick : friend for you. . ovists 1115,,'2 A(1mii8 Ave. Phone M-ll , A. H. Wilt t- ! l'ondleton; AV. K. Joins. Spounne: C'i It. Siitton, Walla Walla:- VwA .W! Tollcs.clonl, Molse: (!. )'. Oliver; i! NekttTe.; (). If. Ford, .rorlland: vBACK AGAIN h and theyTAJLK lta.-kellmll (Janie j Tho Sacred Heart Academy ulrls i tmslii t,liall team v.ill.mcct ilie Hlulr. Hirls tcum this cvcnliiB at Kluln. About a week us;o, Klsln dctcatc l Ihc.S. 11. Kills here. j To 1 taker ... Miss Mildred Slandley Is uoln.t to Hakor this i veninK to visit Ml"s l.udnra l.aunhlln . over; tl"' weekend. problems and ar rlKlit condition's to :?el cathode copper. "The small mine i,perator with the proper conditions at hainl, canj treat his own ore in the mine from l.eirinnln).- to end, product! pure electrolytic copper" of marketable value .nnl eliminate the deductions ill extractions anil various penalties . n(;,.r. ndvuneod by fir, Charles IS. llndt cr, I'nlvcrslly of Oklahoma pale ontologist. Kxperiiuenls with iiuprlsoiud frors fountl in Oklahonia havo con vinced him that they wen' from one to Tit years olti, but he setts im reason why they !hould nol llv freshmenls were served. Rambow, DeMolay Officers Installed Khliisl I be shlii- snld oiilrlitlit to ! ltcluriicil rrtini llnslern Trip ' Mr. and Mrs. If. N Ashby havo returned from a hili-lness and pleas ure trin to Kansas City. They ' have heen itone about two w v eks. usually charged nor whore ore the snieltee. , "We have conducted careful li brary researeh to see whether any one. has .worked alon similar proc esses and can fitd only one cas 1 fiur.;U years.:iK0.here a, .Tj,,tl work had been done without suc- Derivutivcs of calcium, in the lartii, lr. Ieeker explaias.'SOlldii'y altout a frotr's body after if has: il urc down to moisture In seeking hibernation. In their rook-hound cell the fros become blitol, ho has round, with their" "- bodies aiming KemMianH parelil in tfnie. Improving' Mr;', .Lowell Williamson, , who has' been ill for soinetUnc, is im Ilrovinjf.' '- mn inthi witT I think ii is iafe to say we arc' UAKKrcrnAM, FATAI.ITV the first to make such elcclrolytio TACOMA, Wash.. Jan. 24 (Al'l InvestlKUtlollli Tor such a process, ! Ualph Itl!,-lus, 1G, son Of -Mr. and that this Is the future metal-! nnil Mrs. F. M. IioukIhs. died 111 1,,,-srv for copper sulphl.lc ores." : l'' 1'lerc; county hospital early ' . this inornitiit from concussion of Hie brain sustained in a basketball jKiime hetuf eii the James. P. .stew- Wifp nf Prisoner ;'"1 A""" c- ,i'fi0n lnt"Tm'- rr U K VI l 'dlate stdiool learns in the .Stewart ehool pymiiaslum yestertlay. ' I At iinpresslvo null pretty cere-. monlc, Installation of officers for' Im llralldo nsselllblles of Itahlhow and DeMolay was held last nlKht in. llin Masonic lemile with a Itirite. crowd iu allcndaacc, ; 'I'iie' DeMolay Installallon was belli first, followed by the Kulll- bo'w. Miss Mihlretl Charlton, wor.- thy advisor. n iircscntetl with n ibolltiuet of flowers, and the past (advisor's Jewel .was KUeil to Miss Mat Kiirja Anthony. . , ; Kollow'liiir the ceremonies a mock trial was staged by the DeMolay. Miss Katharine Wissler snnK a vocal selection, followed by an In teresting rcadina-. , " ItefrcslimenlH wero served. Ileal - fill? the close of Iho event. Cross Examining STT" :-.iiiis i GU.UIAM MoKAMKR. ...'. ' .In ' "llin TALKINR MAVS i(i:ioitTt:it." .; , NOW MAYI.Vfi ARCADE Store No. 1 I Orando, Otv. ;- ' 8,1-IN. . Silk Pongee ; Stiuidai'd 12 momme weight 30c yd. Tliia is our own impoi Ui tion bought for our UNITED SALES. We recommend it as an un usual value. ' KLAMATH l'AI-I.S. Ore.. Jan. 21 (Al'l Cross eNumhintlon of Mrs. John (I. W'rlithl, whose hus band Is on Irlal here for uiuriler Int,' Sydney Darlinir, hotel owncv, opened tho third day of the trial after the stale rested Its ca.ic yes terday. Durlnir her exanliliMtlon yester day Mrs. WrlKht told of how her husband rushed into her apartment tho iilKtll Of the shnotlliB and told her he had been - ehnsetl by Darl ing; armeil witll -a Kim. Al'CI'SKI) OJ-- fJOM Tlll:IT I'OUTl.A.N'l), Ore. Jan. J-l (AD Kihvard Powell, for 14 years an employe of a fcntal supply conu pany here, was under arrest-today chat-Red with theft of SS.0O0 liorth of sold from the company. Hall .was set at Jill, 000 on the Krund larceny charKe. RACIAL HATRED -SEETHING AGAIN (Cootlnuwi from loto Ono) flreii Into the liulldlm; by a moll of ! while men Wednesday nlifhl lind ITHACA, X. Y. (Al'l Even ! Hint Several Filipinos fled from thl thnuah microscopes becoijle power- ! place 111 terror; i .. '. ,- . ' rul rnoiiKh to macnlfy atoms to! S) v OVIovIt Closln ' visible size, there Is a remarkable Pool halls and silnllarMaceii of limit beyond which man now seems! amusement ben1 were closett nt i! ljLjr .t tmK. H m JlgaJI,! ' Roughness of Light Limits One's Vision o'clock last nK'lit hy order of city official!'. Members of the Ameri can ls'ltlnn joined peace ofllcciH In preservltiK order. ' The ' Wutsonvlllo llntnry dull ndoptetl resolutions deplorinfr the rlotini; ami ealllnir upon tlie au thorities to stop II. A few days iiko tho northern Nlonterey chamber of conHllttrco ntloptcd u resolution protcsllnif nualnst employment of Filipinos ami calllnk' upon state and federal authorities to deport theltl. CluirKcn that rilldno workers have deprived while men of jobs Ih the fields were said lo have contributed to the 111 feellntt. I WASlll.N-fJTON-, .Inn. 54 t.M') -jlVjlro Cluevarn, Philippine resilient oommlssloiier, said on me noor oi the house todny that clashes be tween 'Filipino.; nnd Americans In California proved "Hint Filipino American relations under tho samo flhi; are on in false basis for which the. only euro In' Philippine Inim. pcridcncc." From these shelves, you may choose what you like and when: you like . .".-Here, Highest Qualitu and Low Prices speak for themselves. .'. ,; , .;.:x: .v . .. 1 . -: ' . SATURDAY JAN. 25TH ,i : : i GRANADA TODAY and SATURDAY Evenipgs 35c Matinees 25c afe'' wiuun rox m KlPWIS M0RAN-' st-lt I'ltui I'nt lUniKTr t'ainllr In Tilt ItOVAIj I'Altl." s I ! THEY'RE HERE New DRESS SHIRTS Genuine Broadcloth Did you ever know .1 man who had too many tthirts? We never did. And with the arrival of the new season, bringing smart patterns. We are ready with these quality broadcloth shirts at an unequalled low price buy several! Crescent Del Maiz Beechnut High Baking Powder Golden Corn Grade Catsup 16-oz. can ...... 26c 3 No. 2 cans .. . 50c Lge. Bottle 22c Golden West or Maxwell Van Camp's House High Grade Cof fee Hominy Jib. Can ...,;,.;...,' 45c Med, size cans, 3 for 23c McGraths H.-O.Oats B&M Prepared Sweet Potatoes s'kaJ L Spaghetti No. 2Vi can .... 15c 16c 40c Cans l.:rl.:..:.'2Sc ALL GOLD BRAND CANNED GOODS 79c Yellow Cling Fmits for Salad ' Bartlelt Pears Peaches No. 1 tall can 22c No. 2. can .... 30c No-1 tal1 can 28c , TI , . Fancy Whole Muscat drapes White Cherries Dills No. 1 tall can 18c Small can 15c No. 2V1 can .... 25c Old Dutch Armour's Citrus Cleanser Star Brand Lard Soap 3 cans 19c No. 10 Pail ....$1.28 10 liars - 35c Queen Corn Flakes Olives or Post Toasties Full quart jar 48c 3 Pkg. for 25c Nalley's Standard Grade Brooms M..nnoiQA Canned Corn Mayonnaise ,,v, 75c 1 ql. Jar 62c No. 2 can 12c Pure Gold ... $1.15 -Home-Owned Operated' by La Grande People 1108 Adams Corner of lloesch Bldg. Depot and Wash.