La Grande evening observer., February 22, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

Saturday, February 22,- 1J)30
LA GRANDE L fiNING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Five
Iqjdcadj bed Eir-jr
l!OUT OUR WAY
By Williams
Leonard lavson anil rinufrhlei
I'hlnA, of Ktufn, worn 1m (iiamlo
viKltoi-s his morning.
Ott liti-hus.--
It. S; omftock anil koii John,
of KlKtn, wri-e vIsllnrH In l.a
Orantlo Thiimlay tm Imeinews.
'not hnl! Itanqttnt
Tho civic banfiuot ami rocoptlon '
in hutior nf Pi. lnrt-iito . Hnearn
he 111 lust ntaht nt Hip Masonic :j
tt-mplo in 1'oillaiul in the InriTPHt '
liatKiuftt room fn Orpnu wan tit
tindiil by nliout 1100 ponplo with:
rt prfspntiitlvpH from tho entire !
Nlati nroMOiit. iipponllnir in Ki-nutni'
H. Kltorhard, who rot timed lo RpuMwI Mere
Ijl OrandP thin morhlntr. In re- ' O. filaipv, Onliland; It. V.
Fponw to tho rmwil'N (H-HlroH, (Jul , Pottlpieeo, Itcltlsh Columbia; It. A.
Younf.'. the flivt hmn to ooiirli at Jennlnw, Yakima; Oral llprelier,
Uhi ITnivM'rdty of Oregon, Hpoke. Kntm-prlKP; Mr, John Uurlwiinlit,
Hi was Introdiirrtd n iho ooarh Joseph; Hwk I.lcuaHrn, I'enrtle
wIiohh lcnu won ovnry Ramo tun: Iv.'fJ. Heimlly and J.pp l.ino.
plnyi'd. Uitpr developments Hhnu- VVeewntei; McDowell, Hummer
d lhat only ono Kiino was played, vtllo and H, V. .Inunry, Ontario
Yoiini,' In a rom,'h and ready ehur- ore roKlMtercrl at local hotel,
ncter and Iho fontmst between hlH
wurdH and tliP eholen dlrtlon of the
other speaker vim marked. Up Ih
reported aw VoeeMvliiff honorH of tho
evnhthf? . Keeond only Aft Cnneh
Hpcarn. Uepresentallvcs from) tho
V Oregon Agricultural State eolloK""
:m the institution wan ealled, ro-
elved a wonderful ovation. The. '
ppppcheH of Ir. Hppai-rt ahd 'l'ionl- , op aiic-
dent A. H. -Kail were- broadcast 1 The Normal sehool will have a
pep dance and it card party thin
, VUltorx Yrstpfdny
' Mr, Jlerbert Hoylen Hi., and
MrH. C . A. itonpor, Imth of l'itot
Uock, spent yenterday afternoon
viHitlhf,' Mrs. iloylnn'a daughter,
Alice who .s a student at the Kimt
: era Oregon Normal nchnol.
over the .radio. . C itlzetut from
I3atern Oregon who were present
lticltidodr Henry MeKinnoy, Hherlff
4if Halter county tm former recent
nf tho university; Senator V. II.
Strayer, of 1 taker; Senator Kher
hard, of Ia firande; W. Murray
and others, from) 1'endleton.
Oth JVllown Mooting
About. 40 members of tho Odd
Fellows IoiIkc . nvt in regular e.n
slnu last nlKht nt the I. O. O. V.
temple whim a business moot in1?
Wits ainditcted, ; AunouncimentH
have been'. mailed of a roll call to
takfl place i-'rlday March 14, when
all Odd Fellows are requested to
be present or, if unable to attend,
to send a written response to be
rend when their name Is called. The
eveniiiK will begin with a dinner at
:3.
evenlne follow! mr the basketball
KJitne. .llanehijf will take place In
the auditorium oX ' the Normal
school Vnrt cards will bo played in
one of (lie rooms.- Normal sehoul
students and their friends are in
vited. ; ,
Itctitnw to Work---
Mr. Longfellow, superintendent,
of city schools, who has been con
fined to his home cn account of i
illness,' is ini'Ttrovinrr rapidly. He
has visited his office several. times j
this week. He Is expecting to re
turn Monday to resume- his duties, j
DOT ejOE CALL -V ftt ANA AkJ1 j
EXOMO -f A Reuf Or" JUST UkCt .
wc.o spat orr IHt Kt.Utr . 14, eitr mhcnvicff.mti.
and women tu all walks of life
in nil partH of the country.
sponsored the mnvement to nb
servo the period from April 10 to
llvi j this centennary of Hie Kreat went-
lui wurd tide 'which eHtahllHhed Ameri
can cU't'lKiUloti. iU'i'OsH lx (ontlnenl.
hi'cciubcr Vi of this year as
levered waKon eehtennial, to
call Uii
"Therefore. I, Herbert 1 loover,
national
th , president of the Tutted Klates, do
re- en It upon our people tu employ seal of
MiKnifiennco oi'ithls fittiutr occasion to eommemon. affiled.
ate. th" Uvea and deed of tho hero
lo pioneers who won and held:th
Avest. : . - , ; - "
i "in wltnesa whereof, I have horo
unto set my hand and caused tlie
the Unit id Htnteti to b
Will Meet Monday j
:The Mother's Self Culture club
will meet at the home of Mrs. 1
Lester Stoddard Monday afternoon
it o'clock.
Woman Murdered
By Jewelry Thief
Here ThU Week
Mr. 'mid Mrs. John Stoddard, of
pomloHu, are La . Grande visit ora
thin week at the home of Mrs.
Stoddard's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
OeoiKc Lyman. They will prob- ly,1 ifilaud 1
ably return homo the first of tho j The -Mlses 1-Mna .Tones and Daisy
week. jUoblM and Mrs. Klton Karron left
"last nitfht by car for Portland
Visit hiK Hens
Mrs. W, J. (lilstrap lias been a
visitor at the homo of her son, Dr.
Clarence Cllstrap, for the past
week. She will return to her home
in Portland the first of the week.
Visited KIttht UkIko
Dr. K. S. Hlnehnrt, Frank Lnnok ;
and John Winn, members of 'the
Odd Fellow, visited the 1. O. O. P.
lodtfo In Jiltvin last nlwht.
lit at Homo SALT LAKK CITY, Fob. 22 (AP)
Mrs. Melvin Yoiinj,' Is seriously The body of Mrs. Frank Moor
Ill at her home on south Fifteenth nieisler. wiTo of a Salt Lake physi
street. ' - jelan, was found thi.-t morning on it
1 ' ' lnnclv eoTintrv rontl iif!ir fliviiiirr.
Hi miles from Ibis cily. She had
been struck on Hie head and then
run ovt
mobile.
Several thousand dollars worth
of jewelry which Mrs. Mooniit-ister
habitually wore had been stolen,
sheriff's oi'i'irers reported.
The woman's automobile, blood
stained, was found on a street hero
lalcr. Fragments of ore found in
her hat let Hie officers to assume
the roek was the weapon
bev assailant. ,
where they will spend the weekend
visiting relatives and friends. Miss
Itobbs will visit her parents, Mr.
nnd Mrs. T. .1. llobbs, and Mrs.
liarron wi visit her sister. They
will return Sunday evening.
Vlsltlnj? Hei-c
Miss Mdris Maulre, or Portland,
Is fspmidinff the holiday and week
end visitlntT her mother, Mr.-i. S. Hi
Morgan.
Tonsil C)piraHon
; Donald Kilby had his tonsils and
adenoids removed yesterday inorn
Inj? as the result or sinus Infec
tion, lie is the hoii of Mr. and
Mrs. - J.- Jl. Kilby.
f:one to Nampa
Mrs. Dave. Allen left, this morn
Inw for Nampn. Ida.," where he will
ypeud a. few days visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Irvln Pepper.
Iti'luriieil Home Friday
Donald Sloan, of Portland, who
spent a day In La C.rando transaet
iuK business returned. homo Friday
mornine;,
GUARD UNIT
IS IN GOOD
CONDITION
(Continued from Pago One)
I'riuii. Portland
.1 . K. Mont ff o mvrj', ho u k o r of
Portland, arrived in La (Jramle
yesterday oji business.
Haziness Trh
M r. n nd M rs. Waldrof f and
duiitfbler Stella went to Portland
'Thursday niwht on a several day's
business trip.
Ilea is of Death '
Paul Hansen received word yes
terday morning of tho death of his
mother nt her home In S;in An
tonio, Texas. Last fall Mr. Han
sen made a trip to Texas and visit
ed his mother. At present he iw 111
of the flu.
At Iho Hotels
O. W. MlmnauKh. Portland; Mr.
and Mrs. Ft, (1. Poland. The Dalles
are registrants at local hotels.
Keturncd From Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Paddock re
turned last niKlit. frotiv a week
spent "in Portland.
Short, Visit
Mrs. M. Turn returned from
Portland Friday nlKht after a
short visit In that city.
Serjeants, Oiron J. Hrandl,
Howard C.Venn, Raymond llar-loft-.
l-'arrcll Murray, Oeoruo I).
Oliver, Herman K. Yeske.
Carpnralrt: Hillard H r o w n.
Oooiko Husft "rn Faer, Cicoire
IMank, Kermit itaiiin, Joseph
Sayre, -Kliuo Webb.
. 'i IVates . fist class: Orien A.
Amos, Charles L. Cock. Kdward
I', Connsell. Uaymoiul .('. (iriffln.
Homer Harlow, Nylic I -. Lewis.
Ati mist L. Moser, Howard 11. Pet
erson, Cecil W. Posey, Frederick
U. It op; John Steele, Henry F.
Yeske, Clntence !l. Youns".
Dilvotes: Melvin K. ltnxter. Clif
ford M. Herry, teter O. Itowman,
Kdwin J. Hritfps, Lektnd D. Car
bine. Karvey P. DcMoss. Paul W.
Honovan. Jack K. Durkind, fiolan
. J-:plinfc-. Willimn K. l'ietds,
t!eOre L. Fuller. Lee J. Furjcason,
Walter (r. DVadersim, Hoy l.
Uutchitison, Paul lv. llensley,
Haymond 10. Kutscll, Hallas It.
Lester, Thomas F. I.ieuiillen,
Heorsre K. Lovely, Charles L. Lilly,
Walter Cr. .Milter, Carlyle Nililcy.
Arnold to Oliver. Itatiilolnh It.
Pennington, r.uwatd H. Scliultz. (he scene.
Carl M. Stoddard. Jack V. SIokh,
Hobert It. Swann, Albert True, Al
vin M. True,, Paul T. Walker. Leon
ard It. WaKn'oner. I.eonaul J. War
den and lialph 1. Pope.;
variety of forms and Interests.
Ivieh ehibl is: contributing work to
ward a hltr unit of work or proj
eet. In his urudc. They are very
enthusiastic In their activities, ami
are pruilucin? excellent insults.
The tbiril Kradc, under the di
rection uf Miss Allen, will enter-
lain tiie children in the other
Krades of the
an assembly n
I.S iil-.e lift..! nnnn '1 li,. i irii.'r-. m
many times with an auto- , w) m, jh (ho aU(,ltnl.ilHIl, Xll
iire curd fully Invited to attend.
A play, ''House In the Woods."
will be the feature of the progr
In which a puppet stmw will
Kiven. 'Che children are planning
and dcsiKUinjf tholv own oiluines
tor the play and Hie (.Hrls .club
will prepare the puppetH lor the
show. M Iss Foley assist Im in
used by, iiK, iiireetlon of the.dramatles, and
! Miss VVUHnius is assist Intf In the
" i ni and stone Helling, ' .-.
'I IK- sixth Krade Is dofnK so n't e
clever work in connection wllh his
tory. The children 'are "kalfouiln
iny miniature castles and knlKlits
ami tlii-y plan to innke a. frle.e of
( he frefton Trail. - J n conueetion
with Oreifou history, they are
making miniature olijects of im
purlniiee found during, t lie ;-cotn-pii.ie
1 1 1 uf Lewis and Clark into
the Oregon territory.', Two special
features are the Malldan vlllaKC.
in Xorlh lakota, urn) Fort Clatsop
work Which the students must
complete in order to receive a
passing urnuo in the course. Tho
city to be planned according to
all sclentlflo principles Involved Til
a modern town. .
in behalf of aiding the students
In planning" their projicts. City
Mtnairer W. C. Crews has con-
t raining seliool inj sented to bet lire to Hie studenlf
one n'eloek next l yesterday at the nninml school. He
have tnahy valuable KUKuri)tions
and plaetical plain; which wilt help
preiUly In the projects, Mr. Cr.ws
used l.a tt-rande, which lias a
population of over ten thousand,
i:n ufds
eb. 22 (AP) '
ncer patientH
at the San
at a cost of
!
j PLAN iltl C.WC
SAN FRANCISCO,
! Sixty beds for cj
' will bo established
Francisco hospilat
(1,000 if the heard of supervisors
let favorably next Monday on Hie
recommendation of its .finance
committee,
j Tho committee's action came as
the result of a plea, by Dr. Wil
liam C. 1 iassler, city hcaltth of
ficer, who said that cancer suf
ferers from all parts of the country
are flocking to San Francisco for
1 he newly discovered conVy-hnm-bei"
treatment.
ho ( for a mal example nf work, lt.-t
location Is favorable In regard to
luduslrle.': and resources. "The
most efficient cities In the rutnre
will, own their own electric power
plants,'' he staled, - The Hhtin
system was . discussed In view of
efllclcncy and col. "At larjfe la
leiHetaiojis the lights should con
sist of IHH) candle power; and re
flector!! should bo Used to disperse
liKlit eiually lu all directions," he
stilted).1 "l.a. llrandn has one of
the. most' model u newne dlsposu'l
idanis in Hie West," he continued.
It It; very efficient, and In rcKard
to appearance is .an asset to the
-city. , Mr. Crews has KH'on .the sci
ence students the privilege of vis
It iiiK tho plant for the purpose of
Inspection and study. In rcKnrl,
to ewers, ho stated tliat cities
should have stoi in sewers, as well
polick si:i:k ItODV
OARY, Ind.. Feb. 22 (AP)
11 very hour he was away 'from
home, Paul Percent!, head of the
1'nione Sicillano of Clary, would
telephone Ids wife so she - mi.U'ht
know he was safe.
PereontI haMi't telephoned since
i":30 p. m. last Tuesday. He told
his wife he would be home within
half an hour Mr supper. t Hp never
arrived.- Today police' drained
creeks and searched the woodlands
for his body.
FOUR BURNED TO
DEATH IX HOTEL ! 1 "
,in the Oregon country.
1 The fourth K'de children havo as the ordinary type, so lhat drala
i just completed a study of Hiolland. I a(te will bo most effective. The
j lu tliis unit of wo'k; they kalso J improvement of water conditions tu
mined hutch scenes, built houses. the pity reservoir was mentioned.
J windmill:", and canals In their sand V Mj. Crews mentioned the place-
lat le.". Iiurintr their study of win- i menl of schools. The location and
ter blids their interest as,so much
'aroused that plans are under way
for the formation of a Junior Au
dubon club. The fourth krado
citizenship club celebrated Wash
j inKion1!: birthday yesterday, "by
Hiving a program ih tin1 assembly,
j Interesting work Is being done
In the primary grade room. The
j children working yn a project to
; model a complete house,. . Kach
child has contributed help, toward
! the planning and the-construe! Ion
; of tho houM. The children will
I plan iho kinds of fun It it re, to be
1 used In the house, and will make
is used.
I
(Continued from T'age Ono)
of the city and police reserves to
on
Weekend Visit
Park Taylor left yesterday
his way to. Newliorg, Ore., to
spend the weekend visiting his
brother, Clene Taylor, lie will re
turn Monday morning.
Holding Ponds To
Aid Wallowa Area
NKWCASTLK, Penn., Feb. -22
I Al'l J'OOl" person-! are luiinui m .
havo lost their lives in a fire which '
destroyed a small building form
erly used by the Pennsylvania rail
road as a passenger stat i at IMIn
burg, near here, early today. ,
Visited lit ltubler
Kiiso Conrad and son, Reber,
drove to Imbler Thursday whero
they visited the C. C. Conrnd family.
MotomI tolkiker
Ralph C. Walden. Lllltam Zwei
fn and Mrs. Iturr Cantrell motored
to linker Thursday on a business
and plensuro trip.
Hero From Wnlhmo
C. T. McDanlels. Bunker of Wal
lowa, and Mr. Allen, druggist of
tho samo city, were In La Orande
this morning on business.
WALLOWA, Ore.. Feb. "2 -More
than u million Msh will be brought
from tho hatchery at t'nion and
held In holding ponds at Wallowa, I
Lostine Knterptise aiul Joseph, un- j
til they reacli tho sl.e of live to
si.v inches and wilt then be turned
into the Ktieams of. the county, say j m i
tleorge liogors, deputy game war
den, wltn made a trip to I'nlon in
the interests of tho plan. Arrange
ments have also been made with
the fNh commission of the state to
hutch half a million trout cjjgs In
the salmon hatchery at Knlerprise
and these also, will bo turned into
the trenm of the county.
Third Grade Of
School To Give
Program Friday
Children's activities in lb" Ack
mon Training school are of a
number of schools depends on the
topography of the city, as well as
the grouping:! of the population.
Kalli-oads and highways a to also
factor; entering Into, tho location
of schools. Other points of Im
portance which he mentioned are
city improvements, which ore lim
ited by state laws In regard to the
valuation of the property; Hie ad
vantages of wide slreetH wen
given; tho best plan for parking,
which ho 8ay: Is the 4tt degree
anglo plan; Inspection of foods;
ami the city police and fire depart
ment." Tho studeutH hope to hear Mr.
Crews speak. 'again In the near fu
ture, on otlur city problems, they
my.
COVERED WAGON
TO BE HONORED
Students Hear
Talk On Cities
Given by Crews
The ehisses In science, and cIviL
i.atlon at the Normal school, tin
der the direction of Klnio Sleven
Kon, are working on a very Inter
cHting project at present. The build
ing of a. model city, which Ih V
be 1'ta per cent In regard to effi
ciency of operation, Ir. the unit of j he founded and which Includes men
(Continued from Tago uno)
women who settled tho Pacific
states. Oh December 20, I ami, Kzra
Meeker was horn, who carried over
Into our day a personal memory of
this historic, epoch. The Oregon
Trail Memorial association, which
Visiting Tor the Weekend
Miss Jean White, of tho La
Cr.inde High school faculty, has as
her guest for Iho weekend her
Hter.Almn. of Portland.
Leaving In the Morning
Miss Dorothy French i leaving
In the morning for Paramo, Idaho
;ind Apple Valley where who will
resume her teaching after spend
ing about a week visaing her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Hurry French,
while the school wtij plowed due to
diphtheria.
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