La Grande evening observer., January 27, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

Monday, January 27, 1930
LA GRANDE L . ENING OBSERVER LA GRANDE, ORE.1
TTT. .Page Five
j ILQC AIL IB 1R D DzFiT
l)lo In Okliilionia
John J. Alcklns, of Tulsu, Oklu.,
died Sunday, morning duo to -a
heart attuck, according to word
received 'by his brother-in-law,
Frank Pike. Ho was formerly of
Huntington, where he was the
avenue, Is Improving after un ut
tuck of the flu lusting severnl days.
ICIks to ln ueo . '
The second of the 1930 series of
F.Ik dance Is to be held In the
i.lks templo tomorrqvv night,
presided! of the Huntington bank j oordlng to kinnuitnqemeiit Roday
by the conimitteo in charge. The
Star Novelty orchestra will play.
A largo attendance of the member
ship ia expected, and the conimit
teo Is expecting this dunco to be
ono of the best of the season.
when ll: was organized and was
manager of tho O. C. storo there,
ileforo his death ho was mamtgor
uf an orphanuge. . Surviving, him
are his wife, lluttlo Alckln, two
sons. Hurley; manager of tho Kerr
Jur comany, and Harold, of a
bank ut Tulsa, and u brothor in
.Michigan. Ho left Huntington
about 20 years ago.
Visits Daughter
Mrs. Jonnlo P. l'eltlgrow of
l'Munders, South Dakota arrived 1n
i.a Grando last week from Spokane
und Is visiting with her daughter
Substituting
Miss Edith Ebell Ik working nt
Silverthorn and Wright drug store
during tho absence of Lucille Mil-lering.
Almost llocovoml
IV. F. tlullaghcr, city fircmun.
has pructlcully recovered from
Miss Besso Pettlgrew head of tho" ,ml"or lnJury lo hlB hu,ld "'-'ived
Knglish dcpurtriicnt at tho La
Grando hlh school. Mrs. Pettlgrew
had been visiting with another
duughtor An iSnokano previous, to
coming to La Grando and follow
ing a short stay here will visit at
the homio ottt.son In Western Ore
gon. .
HUNTING ACCIDKXT
Transferred to linker-
B. D, Taylor, formerly assistant
munuger.of tho Montgomery Ward
store, . has been trarjsf erred to
Uaker where ho is manager.' Loren
U. Maxwell is taking his. place at
tho local store. LaHt weekend ho
visited his family in Nam pa.
CHE1IALIS, Wash., Jan. 27 (AP)
10-year-old Wlllard Bcott, hunt
ing with his father, William Scott,
got in range of the. hitter's shot
gun and was killed when Scott
I lired at a rabbit.
WAS FltllSN'D OF PllESlDJiNTS
" Chicago Society Leaders in Florida
.Meet Tonight i .
A special meeting of tho Joint
committee of tho Odd Fellows and
Uoheeea lodges will meet tonight
at 7:30 in the Odd Fellows temple,
to prepare .for' an entertainment
and program to be held in the
near future. ;-, v
. BUFFALO, N. -Y., Jan. 87. (AP)
'Ansley Wilcox, friend of four
presidents and school mate of
Woodrow Wilson died yesterday.
Jlo was 74 years old. ;. - -
.MOVIE COl'PLK MAlUtllCD
To Hot I.ukc ' :
Mr. and Mrs. Harry French and
son John., and" daughter Doris were
at the Hot Lake sanatorium Sat
urday afternoon visiting Charlie'
lickerson, who is seriously ill,
HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Jan. 27, -j
(AP) Grant withers, seme, actor,
and Loretta Young, also :ot the
film world, chartered 'plane and
flew to Yuma, Ariz., wljere they
were married. . They returned, im
mediately, and were ready for work
on a new picture - . -:v
HEAIl ADSUUAL DIKS
To linker- . ,'
Colon Rberhard is spending the
day in Da"ker on legal business, .
Visiting Ills' Daughter
Dr. S. McFall, of Ontario, is In
town forra few days visiting his
daughter Ellen, who is seriously 111.
Who is a student at the Normal
school.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 27 (AP)
Hear Admiral William Wirt Kim
ball, retired, died here yesterday at
the age of 82.
He was known particularly for
his connection with tho develop
ment of the submarine and as a
writer of many magazine articles.
THEY STOLE HIS SAFE
PORTLAND, Oro. Jan. 27 (AP)
A truck driver late last night
'notified the proprietor of the A. E.
From Villon ' Nadsen grocery on the Capitol
Mr.4. William Titus and daugh- highway that robbers had broken
ter, Areta, of Union, were in La , the glass in the front door of the
(:!mnde Saturday on business. shop. Nadsen hurried to the store,
.Obtained boards and nailed them
ltelurncd to Work .' over the door. This morning he
J. W. Farias, manager of the discovered a safe containing $50
local Montgomery Ward store, re
turned to work for a while Satur
day afternoon after an absence of
two wetdni iTnvIM ntftrg due ' to th d u.
His son, Jack Is seriously f la of the
flu. . v : ;
had been taken by the robbers.
Itwoverliig
Maxliio Ulancett
from a two weeks illness,! causing
her to be' absent from hqr duties
at the high school
is recovering
'P .
Guerrilla
"As" an ndjeetive the word "cuerl
!u" is applied to Irregular, although'
often legitimate warfare conducted
by independent hands. As n noun
It is applied to one who carried
on such warfare.
liahy Hoy
Mr. and Mrs. F.-S. Sherwood on
Adams avenue, are the parents of a
baby boy born Sunday morning at
1! o'clock at the Grande Kondo hos
pital. The child weighed over 7
pounds, f
111 at Home
1!. A. Benham is III at his home
on Second street. !
I II j lll
Oscar Miller, employ of tho Mt.
Kmily Lumber company, who in
jured his hand, expects to return
to worlt- the last of thfa week.
f
From Joseph
Mr. and Mrs. K. ,'Mc'Cully. of
Joseph, , were in La Grande last
weekend on business and visiting.
On llusiiioss '
William A'ade, of Elgin, was a
lnisinesa caller in La Grande this
morning.
Prom Vnlon
C. K."lless, of Vniun. wns In
La Grando this jaornlng on busi
ness. '
I'nnu PorthiiHl-T-
fj. A, Jteckon. attorney from
Portland, wan transacting business
In this city Way.
Society leaders of two cities are MY. and Mrs. Charles A, McCul
"loch, above. This photo shows them at Miami Beach, Fla., shortly
before returning to their home In Chicago at the end of a winter '
vacation. Mr. McCulloch prominent Chicago capitalist, is vice
president of tho.Omnibus Corporation, former chairman of the
board of the Yellow, Cab Company, a director of tho Chicago
National Lcaguo1 Hasebull Club ;and a member of several large
. . financial and invostmciu 'bouses.
DIES OF1NJLKIES
-POKTLAND, Ore., Jan.,27 (AP);
injuries suffered New ; Year's
day- when ho. was struck by an
automobile driven by George 13ur-
nell, 2.'i, former University of Oror
ion j football star, proved, fatal to
George Wv Chambers, 68.-- -
'5 KUSSEIili ALGEU PASSES .
tho snow and Ice. Later messages
dcsorlblng. the find gave, rise to the
bollef that Eieteon .and Borland
died in thq cabin of their ship and
that tho gasoline cases' concealed
their bodies. . - , . .
Crosson and Olllam, who havo
been, operating from the fur trad
ing vessel Nanuk, frozen in tho ice
near North Capo; took- off again
yesterday for tho sceno of tho
wreck, nnd dog teams 'from the
iMinuk also went out. No report
NKW YOHICj Jan. 21 (AP)
HtiKHoll A. Alger, secretary of war - iium uiu.il cum,
In l'resldent McKInley's cabinet, .today. ,
died yesterday. Ho was GG years. ' Disappeared Nov. II
old; The Alger family has. been j Elelson and Borland disappeared
identified with lumbering . and last November 0. after taking off
banking interests throughout from Teller, Alaska, for a 600-mile
Michigan slnco early days In the flight to the Nanuk. With Pilot
history of the state.
KX-KAISEU 71 TODAY
DOOKN, Holland, .Inn. '27 (AP)
Former Kaiser "Wilhelm, for
more than eleven years in - exile,
celebrated his 71st anniversary of
his birthday quietly today;
Ho attended divine seiTlce with
his family this morning.
ACCUSED OF ROHBEUY
POKTI.ANJy Jan. ".27, (AP)
John' Miller Hoffe. .27, was under
arrest here, today 'charged with
complicity in the attempted robs
bery-,-of tho. ..Cherry. Milling com
pony" ';offlep Iri Suleia last Friday.
y He"-wiJi aj-oiked at7ii.iSt. 'Xo.hnS
homo latA Saturday night. Peiico
said ho confessed participating In
two safe cracking Jobs in Portland.
FIND PLANE
' OF EIELSON '
V AND BORLAND
(Continued from Page Ono)
killed by the Impact and that their
bodies would be found burled in
Frank Dorbahdt, Elelson and Bor
land ivero engaged in transporting
passengers and furs from the Nan
uk to the Alusknu mainland. Each
piano had ntado one trip to the
Niinuk und were making their sec
ond when the Eleison plane drop
pod from sight. Dorbandt, who
failed' to complete his second trip,
began a single handed effort to
find Eielson but was balked by
continuous bad weather and 111
luck.
Little' apprehension was feltv'fo.r
tho safety of Eielson! and Borland
for the first few weeks. Just W
foro leaving Teller "Eielson told his
companions not to worry about
him for at least a month. They
carried a 30-day aujipiy nt foirtJT.
:ZT-? Flew .iw r J M I
One" of Eielson's grealest per
formances was his participation
with Sir Georgo Hubert Wllklns,
explorers, in a flight over the top
of the' world from Point Barrow,
Alaska', to Spitsbergen, on April
15, 11128,-11 distance of 2,200 miles.
Wllklns subsequently was knighted
for. tho feat. Acquaintances of
Eielson, knowing his ability to
take caro of himself in the Arctic,
felt no special anxiety during the
first month.
G. N. An4 hV
File Joint Brief
WASHINGTON! iAU, 27 (AP)
Tho Great Northern and Western
Pacific railroads today fllud their
Joint briof with tho lnterstato com
merce commission, seeking permis
sion to build a 200-mlle railroad to
unite the rails of tho two systems.
Greater service to Western Ameri
ca over moro than "38,"' miles of
rails is claimed by tho carriers to
ho their aim.
An Investment of only one-half
of one per cent of tho eapUa.1 al
ready tied up In tho two systems
will be required, tho brief states,
In uniting the lines by building the
road from Keddle, Cab, to Klam
ath availsOre. -
STERNLY WORDED
DENIAL IS MADE
BY MO. HOOVER
(Continued from Pago One)
nothing new In tlio offorts of prosl
dmUH who liavo nought to compol
congressional 6bedlence,M he said,
"Inn In the past, thla concerned fu
turo putronoBe, and not Interfer
ence with, men who woro already
In the John and doing their work
Biitlafnctorlly." 1
Newton after :, UencrlhlliB ! tlio
riiPlhod of kocplnst records Bald In
reply that ''nevaral weeks ngo-thls
saiivn delnocratio propaRanda .bu
reau launched, an attack", upon tho
chief executive which waa ho un
fair ns to Invito almost condemna
tion witli tho result that tho public
has been free -Triini' Hhelr assault
for several weeks'' . 'invalided thnt
"thin lust Is Just as baseless as were
tho others." . .
CUTTER SMASHES
WAY TO VILLAGES
(Continued from Faco Ono)
Bhlp docked hero last night after
completing tho task of shattering
Ico which gapped wharves, es
tended far Into the river und forced
river craft and ocean going steum
ers to scok safe harbors. Grocery
stocks which dwindlod, to 'ration
proportions during tho Hovel days
of isolation were replenished and
llfo In tho Icebound vlllugcs was
renewed with vigor.
.Mure Work Ahead
' Under command of Captain Kd
ward'T. Jones, tho Northland
cruised about YVUIuniotlo slough,
n'-'ar hero, opening a channel to
INTMIWUT
3tore No. II - Qrande, Ore.
United Sales
, Extended
To Close Feb. 1st. ;
33-in. Silk - : f.- :
' Pongee
AH "Wool Pondletbn
Box
A BLACK velvet hostess uiwi.
dotted with gold, worn by Lyur
Kontaune in a new play, had putt
rzrcen piiiiel? emerging through
til Us ai the trout and bach, grad
ually' widening and coding m t
Irnln
Pills, Chills and Doctor Bills
Trade in your old stove on ia Heatrola
and enjoy it now!
Small payment now with balance in monthly , .
; payments starting next September.
W. H. BohnenkampCo.
30c
29c
:47c
39c
: 32c
, SOxlOii.ln. Crlnklo . A(k
Spreads.;
Bedding Values Supreme
0-4 TeqUot
Mhcetlug
9-4 Unhlcachcd
Sheotlng
Pcquot Pillow ..
i Cases .:;
A Quality You Would
Insist Upon If You
Knew A II of the Facts.
n sura in
fIf you find any fault whatever
"in this Baking Powder, or think
you do, your grocer will return
1 your money and also pay for
..the eggs, butter, flour, etc., you
, have used." ! -tYbu
will find that statement
printed on the Schilling Baking
. Powder label. Look for it. .
Read it: carefully. . It is far
more than a mere "gesture of
good will. Unusual as it is, it
means just what it says. Only a
Baking Powder, sure and pure,
could carry such an offer. Be
cause it is made from Cream of
.Tartar, and no substitutes.
pnnnr mills and bronklnff ahoro Ice
to enable wniuU und largo croft to
approach tho city without danger.
With tho greuteHt bnrt of Un tault
before it, Unit of cracking a path
from hero to Vancouver, tho skip
per ordered full Bteuiit ahead. ,
JJonbt was expreuHcd that tlio
Hteol olud cvuft could open a chan
nel in tho Columbia ur far enat
of Vancouver as the N. H, Lung, a
river steamer, lay Icebound. Near
tho intei-Htuto bridge, between Fort
hind and Vancouver, Ico threatened
,tho structure and held tho lung,
loaded With $30,000 worth of pa
per from CanutK,. 1uah., mill In
an Icy clutch,
. I'crry Service. Itcsuiuctl
Terry service between Halnier,
Ore., and Longvlew, Wash., halt
ed for moro limn a week, waa re
sumed yesterday after tho North
land backed up nnd made flying
Htat'lK under full steam prcssuro to
shatter tho leu which jammed tho-
HUP, v., ... . . . -; - . ..
A. hundred ban of mall .and
moro than ono hundred ton of
foodstufftt, for both huinum and
uniumls, were unloaded hy tho
It oho .at.Altoomi, IMlot .Itock.
B roo It field, tiknwokawh, Cat hla mot,
and Puget luland dining tho time .
U followed tho Northland from tho
liver's mouth, , . ,'. ' .
At some of tho vlllageH, Btoro '
keepers und hundred! of . villagers
met tho It oho at tho only wharf un&
carried on a brisk trade of goods
immediately after tho Koao crew
lowered It over the Hide, At an
other village grocories und other
provisions wero loaded on a sled
near tho shore, and willing hand
hurried tho goods to owners. At
Puget Island tho en tiro populaeo
(timed out to greet the Itoso nnd
cheered lustily the coast guard ves
sel as it ended their Isolation,
7HT
GRAM
Starting
TUESDAY
Frisky Fun Frolic
F-A-S-T
COMPANY
1 l'Vahirlnu;
Evelyn Brent Jack Oakie
You can't keep up with the
laughs in "FAST COMPANY."
Matinee 25c Evening 35c
Plus CHINA-NITE for the ladies
Playing "HALFWAYTO HEAVEN.
'3ti::r)-jjrn
Two Fined ?1I
Two men, charged with operat
ing a cur with four in the driver's
seat, wero filed 515 Saturday nlsht
hy Jlunlclpsl Judco O. M. Hum
phre. Tlcy wero Arthur .Murr
and it. W.'Uorkgrcn.
-Mlniir Aiflilcnt 1
furs ililrcn by IJnlo Churlton
and O. 9. Dayman flsurcd in a
minor nrfcldont nt 9:30 u. ni. Sun
J.iy on Tt avenue. I
Vi-.illii)f
Ktlifl Srct'lellun, of Nuinpa, ldn.,
Is Wlini; at tho iH ine of her aunt,
.Mm.' Mel vn AtcClclInn, who l re
' euveiing from a minor operation.
Itet limed to. Work
.Mrs. Thelma Webli has returned
to her work at the Uob shop utter
a week illness of the flu.
Initirovintf
I'flioryl l'erlsho who has been ill
If the flu lor u few days Is improv
ing ut hef home on Cireenwood.
veinl Kiiv f Hint's.
Glenn 5'ope, at 1617 Fourth
aroot, has been 111 of the flu for
'wvcral days. ' '
Mlajiir OiH'Jitllon
.Mrs. It. II. Smith who under-''-went
a major operation at the
'flrande Hondo hopitul. in Improv
" Iiik. Her homo Is on First street.
1-. Atmrih;
m;mnm
AKAIDIE
3 days starting TODAY!
Who Killed John Argyle
See and HE All
THOMAS MEIGH AN
THE ARCYIf (ASE
KB.WARNtR
L D L A . LLt
A WARNER BR05.PICTURE.
100 All Talking
Also Talking Comedy
And Pathc Sound News.
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