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Thursday, February 27, 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page THre 27 COMMUNISTS ARRESTED AFTER VICIOUS BATTLE PHOENIX SILK HOSIERY i f. Ride on KELLY SPRINGFIELD TIRES Doubly Guaranteed and SOLD ON OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN KIEILILlf SPRINGFIELD Read Our DOUBLE UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE On Every Pleasure Car Tire Purchased Regiirclless of mileage covered every New Kelly Spring field and Kelly, Buckeye Tire is guaranteed uncondi tionally for 12 months. This means that you can ride on your Kelly tire any number of miles with the as surance that you arc fully protected against every conceivable hazard except fire and theft. This pro tects the user of the tire against ordinary wear, blow outs, stone biuises, cuts, accidents, wheel alignments, . negligence, rim cuts or any road hazard. If for any reason an adjustment is required on a New Kelly, this adjustment or refund is based NOT ON MILEAGE COVERED CUT ON TIME. A mileage guarantee sounds attractive, but every . motorist knows how difficult it is to prove that only a small mileage has been covered when the tread of the tire is worn off. Our unconditional guarantee for 12 months eliminates all arguments as to mileage, stone bruises and other road hazards. It gives the user real protection together with economy in operation that no other guarantee can bring you. (Continued from Pa bo Ono) short. The pollco front stood firm, nnd tho uprlHlng qutotoil rnpldly nn leaders of tho rioters wero loaded Into pntrol wiikoiih and nmbulnnco. Several required em ergency treatment beforo they could be booked at pollco head quarters. A. Bcoro of police officers woro blinded by fumcH from1 tltelr own tear bombs. P. M. Jones, "mil lionaire patrolnvnn," was titruck down by a club In the hands of a follow officer. JoneH, who recent ly 'rejoined tho pollco force after Inheriting a fortune, was knocked unconscious, but was Riven emer gency treatment, nnd will recover, I,omIor Arrested Sklnr and Frank Spooler, ul leBcd comWunlst lenders, worn arrested during tho rioting nnd with othora of their lieutenants several of them women, were hurried to the pollco station. I.ollK after tho bnttlo hud ended tho plnta nnd surrounding streets still woro filled with people nut tho crowds - remained orderly. Double gunrds of officers patrolled tho district to prevent further out breaks. , Mayor John C. Porter, who was In his offlco In tho city hall during tho uprising, refused tho offer of an armed escort to quit tho building. SCHOOL OPENS THIS WEEK IN PARK DISTRICT KELLY SPRINGFIELD HEAVY DUTY TIRES Guaranteed Unconditionally for 18 Months For the gruelling service of long trips on rough roads there is no tire better than the Kelly Springfield Heavy-Duty. Every strand of cord used is impreg nated with rubber and the cotton used is the finest - long fibre cotton available for the purpose, liut this is only one way . in which Kelly Heavy-Duty tires arc protected against premature wear. Every operating factor is taken into consideration when this tire was designed that is why Kelly Heavy-Duties really do eut,qpcrating costs to the bone. How Can We Afford to Give . This Guarantee On KELLY SPRINGFIELD TIRES? IJecausc Kelly has always built good tires. The name Kelly Springfield on a tire has always been a sure indi cation to the purchaser that he might buy with confi dence;; Kelly has always. built good tires, and is build ing better tires now than ever before. A few years ago Kelly Springfields were the highest-priced tire on the market and were well worth the difference in cost. Today Kelly's are giving two and three times the mileage they did seven or eight years ago, yet they . cost no.. more than any of the well known, makes. Convenient Terms Easy Weekly or Monthly Installments Carr Furniture Company, Inc. WAREHOUSE DISTRIBUTORS FOR KELLY SPRINGFIELD TIRES lly F.lvn Vniiortler (Observer Correspondent) TUB I'AHIC (Special) ..School started again this week with u fair iitU'mlimcc. Hudson HeDell and stepson. John Gwln arc remodeling tho old Miiinr South housu. Mr. HolJell now owns tho Major South ranch which is in this vicinity and will tako possession In tho Hprlng. Harry Hurbcr will vim tho place f nu ii..i-itl It.. 1l..ll Id tltr " I u...,Plnln,wlI,nl rtf flirt M t .111 I 111 111 jni niiiviiin.il" v. George- McDow is an tho nick list this week HiifforliiK from bronehiul' Influenzal MIhh Heuluh and Dora Mao Kllno wero unublo to attend school Mon day. They also have. Influenza, I IJ. A. Bwan 1h now hauling lay from the Loon Hrown ranch which i he purehaHcd from John - Kline. John Owiu Is alao haulinff Uiuy I from tho Leon Hrown ranch. A llury Harger has been very busy ; naming on i posts. t Lester Leslie and Lellh 'VKlino 'arc busy sawing wood. " ,' Musyl nnd Heverly Lay wcrenhlo To nttcud school and are much lui proved from their recent Illness. , Grange Meeting ! Held at Cricket j Flat; 25 Present Colorful as trie Rainbow" Fashion predicts (or Spring And Phoenix, as usual, . . . Is to the fore with new, " brilliant complementing hosiery shades. .w mm. lurlns basketH of flowers urruneod fen us Martha; Mrs. Ktcllii as'trnl J'arun'l-Teachor association :'rs. Siegrist Is tBriclge-Luncheon ; Hostess at Inn Another charming event in Keh ry. which has been a busy so month, was the brldgv-luuch- " at which Mrs. Herman Siegrist t hostess yesterday afternoon aL r' Saeujawea Inn. iuncheon was served at tables County Rebekahs En lov Meeting In I. 0. 0. F. Temple! Crystal. Ilobckah lodge No. 50 and llit.- La Grande, (btlgo No. Ill entertained the county association last night in the Odd 1-Yllows tem ple. Tho former organization met Continuing I ho study emotions,- chosen as tin in regular session with Mrs. Mabloifor several meetings, tho Ot'Hterhnjj presiding, ami a gen eral business meeting was hebl. of the subject itlverla -T. A. study class met. Tuesday afternoon at tho sellout . with ictively centered with baskets i after which a program wus prea- "Jealousy" the. chief topic. spring blossoms, Hridgc. was n 'mini. The study club ni't:ts regularly " rsion wiih J-l taldes at play, j Ml i0iii(. turu U elmirnian of every Tuesday afternoon at 3:3U I the association. The first number (o'clock In the Kivcriu school house. ( was Hip sluKint' of America" by 1 "0;,tJ intercsicu aro mvned iu ui-j the assembly. . K. . CoolidK". ' j pas! KTiiitri master, fravu un ad- ' : j alout the room. I Kleeta. Kaeii made a most effee- 1 .m i, i,,i,i ..,.,.. r I Three tables of brldtfo were at j live entrance and wave a loot tiro on j ., ... , play with hteh honors won by Mrs. ft he outstamlinj? moment in ihe llf-J I " h tlL Oeorpe McV.-y. Mrs. J. L. Ummlt'of her character. I'ollowing each;'" commeniorate l-'ounder's day. A ..i ...hi. i j. .!.......,....- .,,.,' freewill offerlnir will be taken. All I A ihitniv iwii.eoiirHe limehcnn was t brintinir out nther iiHiuitlv un- i '"''mbers urn requested to attend. Ur.rv.-.l lt.tor In Ihn .ift..rnor.ll. IknnWli mill nllwrivlHK In I iti-hI i n t- Tile program Consists Of: Koillld- Mrs. Will Mct'lure will be host-j facts. . Mrs, Isa liobinson gave, the land, that of Itulh. Mrs. Minnie lLrL ,'1,KIM on '"' ricaiiiauon. a Hodjrin. Lstber: Mrs. Lulu Kpiln : 'l'-"' on Ihe accord Ian by llud- 1 "j ik jmuhim, i w o hu io., i 1 1 ! ru ja liobiii," by Gray and "Urate j(ireen" by lluerter, by Mrs. H. li. Morgan. er's Lay I'ageant, by tbt children of ihe upper grades; 'calk t)y Itolj- -:. 1.'...,., 1- A Mini Inlili I ' lisen ri'celved second award, ". Julia Holmes, third and Mrs. 'ner Oliver consolation. J,lrs. David I. Stoddard, of 'er, was un out-of-town guest. ' C. T. U. Social f Meeting Is Held lie fust, social meeting of the ' f. T. I'. was held Tuesday at '," home of Mrs. I'ulmun Yeck on i Vt-nni-. with Mrs. Yeck the presi 't, presiding. Several interested 'jms from different organiza (M wei, present. What a Krlend We Have in ' js." was the opening song by gatbertng. The Itev. M. G. '"nyson led in the devotional. A inlOKiie, "Throw Out llm LiTe r," was presented by Mrs. K. g rille Wood. Mrs. J. W. Wells ;ed a piano sn!o. NareotU. their Kvtls and I 'rub The Waeheluvan dress. Miss Helen Williams played J fo YY Vi TillP tilVlQ a piano solo and Mrs. Minnla yn-a llllJ -X 1A 10 tun, accompanied by Miss liethel Trill, sung a vocal solo. Mrs. Malde . Anson presetted a reading. Vergil Kochensparger sang a. solo accompanied by Miss Myr tle Wiicock and a clever reading. "An Aula ml Idle. Itide." was given by Mrs. Anna Unit her. George Moais played a harmonica solo ac companied by his sister, Mrs. Mamie Wood. 11. "Il's Great lo lie a ltebecca," was ih song sung by Mm. Itynuiu, Mrs. Harry Moss. Mrs. Mmtt.i. Mrs. Lei I !n McGoldrleh, Mrs. Minnie Thorn nnd Mrs Kfflt, King. Mrs. Thorn played a harmonica fti), accompanifd by Mrs. Mi. Goldrieh. Thn was a panluinitie XVIVClta JT.-J.. rv. that of Martha: and Mrs. Agnes Study Class Meets MuK,;cl;mn of KI,'clH- gram were: lighting and spot-! lights, ('hurle.t Graham and t'. I, j 'Hutehens; colors, Mrs. Lydhi Lou-! ey, Mrs. l-;mma Kowlcr, Mis. U. l. : I lenity, Mrs Anna Oliwr. Miss Vera j J Hetttty, Mrs. Florence Hacon; re-( "served seat sections. L. H. It.isseM ' and C. M. Ilumphreys: chairman or srrving commltlef., Mrs. (i. X. jTarkington; sentinel, K. K. Ibalty. J Tho program was completed ! with a song by alt which was l-d by W W. Nusbaum and the uuar-' tel and a graiul march announce I Tn Rncinp Mppt ''y Mr ,,:,jt!rrJ- -MHH All UUOHItOO i.U.u W(1H (U )h(; ,aiIO '(-he march was lied by Oueen Ksthcr, followed in ( amp 1-snceeSHlon by Uuin and Martha, THOMAS GENTLE IS SPEAKER AT iNORMAL SCHOOL (Continued from Pago Ono) showed the great strides education has iiuide. lie staled that all ac tivities were roiitlnlzed to Ihe ex tent that children were; expected lo nu alt coin ma mis before they did anything. Jiy means of this I m per in Ifsllc discipline, It was lifnu.il .r ir ll I li II l.i t I I'll 1. I.I group met recently ul HR' honie of ; Adah and Llecla, tlM! honor guesis ; lUt t(. (.oniriirV( (nM and ot her niemhers. Refreshments arid decora! inns were In a scheme, using the past star point, colors, A u unusually large number was present. thdr guardian, Miss Doris Warner, for a buslncsH meeting. Plans for, the Cunip l-'lro birthday ceremon-' ial and oilier events of March li . wore discussed. A candy sale to be held March 1 was also arrang-j cd. Members of Star Celebrate Event Announcements - The meeting time of Ihe parem teneher aSHuchillon of ihe AeUer n mn training school has been changed from 7 : :to b o'clock to- Wednesilay evening Hope chap ter No. HI Order of the Kasb-rn closing iiiimner ,(st(ir celebrated I'ast Starpolnt night. "Good citizenship" will bo "The Star Spang-1 nlirht. An unusual iiroirnun fol- tlic ehl. f HtiKl.ct ,, iim i.mL'Miiii. led Itanner," by Mrs. Mollle Buck lowed the regular business meet- The Jmv. .j, (jenrge Wal. anr! Itob aeconipanied by Mrs. Jtynum. Jng of the chapter. Mrs. Maude ,.rt Kakln will be th speakers. W. The guests were Invited to the I K. Kherhnrd led the various mar- ", Ntisbauin will lead in eoiiumin- s." was an nddre.vi given by j banquet. rouu were a dainty lunch-ehes by which star pointM teurlng Ky singing, Other Interesting limn 'Tennyson, telling of (he rais-lcm was served. Haiielng In thoi'hcir co'ors wen taken .to ilHir-bers are ulsn seiierluled. An ln opium. poinethlng of Its traffic lodge room wus enjoyed until n reserved sections. George, Itirnte . vltatiou Is extended u anyone uho the amounts imported to the j late hour. A large n;imb r were presided during the marches. , i Interested In the work of thn It it States. ! In attendance from Llgin, "oh n Arkell gav a re port on j merville. Cove and I'nlon. t. accuiiiptishim'nts have been i !rs. C. !. McPheron played a (Mrs. McDonald Is ut sebition. Lloyd Yeck pln- ' t saxophnrc numiier. , fter tile program a social hotiri enjoyed and tea served. Sev-j " At a. delightful atie-noon of the piano gave ,-hants fur the en p rsons became new members ' cards. Mrs. Wesb y McHonald was Iranco of the fulloulng costumed 'ho union. i hostess to tho H iomalo Hridge ' characters: Mrs. Hazel Grabmu. " In- next litisim-ss ine.-iing will club yesterday at her on V avi-(portraying Adah; Miss lilanch !d March 1", the place to be nac. Decorations were in a colorjciark as liuth, Mrs. Jean Illrnle !.t.iiitiO lit" r. utli'iiic of omu-v and blavk. Idtt- aj 'JtiLeii LMi'.r; Mirf. fn-ll Ht t- Sum-'v.hlch were played by Miss Ldlth jKbell. C, li. Kberhard gave a talk in compliment lo the paHt star points. i The Lastern Star iuaru l. Miss i. T.:,1-,,n'L' oriby. Miss Mabel Morton, HOStCSS at Bridge. W. W. Nusbaum and George S. J Hlrnlo with Mrs. Nellie (V. Neill af association at the training school. The Hegne of Honor Proteellve society will hob) a special lodge session and Social at 1he home or Mr. Mabel Coleman tonight at 8 o'clock. All members are invited to attend. Those without ear may ill' et . at (be Saeaja wea I un at & o'c lock and I tanspoi I at Ion will be provided. III-, i'ii'.ii m- t'lif.- ol Us-: C' ii- system luhlbitcfl any Initiative on the pari or the children, hr said, i Great Change1 The college ami university have iiaihigono great changes, lr. (ientle addid. J t- described the old-fashioned family council meet ings which worn held to decide whb li children of a large family would bn sent to college. As soon an the favoreil child was sent in college, ;l great gulf wiim formed in the Interests of Ihe college 'man and bis family, This situation was caused by thn ehiH.-drul cur riculum whleh was umiucMloued in regard to all Its merits. Former ly, "College educated peopl lly Miss IjoIs Wlthei'MlHjmi (Observer Correspondent)- :i ClUCIvKT KLAT (Special) Cricket Plat grange held Its r nlar meellng Saturday. There wore about 2fi present with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Moore, of Kockwall grang as visitors. A. W. Nelnon, president of the Union county chamber of commerce and George JI. Ourre'y both gave, very interesting talks. A very delicious dinner was served by the group of tho homo econom ies committee of which Mrs. J.'K Witlmrspoon Js leader. At tho next meeting thn group of which Mrs, M. H. lleem. Ih leader will Hervo. Tho next meeting will bo held at the regular time, Saturday, Mar. S with dinner at noon and tho incci lng opening a I. 1 p. in. Mr. and Mrs. Hayiuond Waelly and children visited Mrs. Waelly's father, Mr. Huckmr. of Jslund L'lly Saturday and Sunday. Miss Lontlm ltuckner, of Island City, spent the last week villi her sister, Mrs. Hayiuond Waelty, She returned home Saturday. Mrs. Hillle lllll left for Pendle Ion Monday where she will visit ror about two weeks with re lu ll ve. Mr. and Mrs. J. V',. Wll herspoon, Mr. and Mrs. llernal 1). Hug and Kldon Hush woro La Grande vis- llors Thursduy. Mrs. Mary Waelly visited at the homo of Mrs. Nancy Mcn-lls Sat urday and Sunday. Mrs. N. It. Parks, Ml vie ami Ivan Parks motored to Walla Walla Sunday where I hey visited rcla- r 'XT' I Cattor . DuiUn , Gunmtl '. Beachburn Tanela Mjplc Peach Grade Amber FrenchGrcsc Aroban Turf Tan . Wood Beige Vanity IVERY new frock and ensemble will find its correct, harmonizing shade in our comprehensive d is- play of Phoenix Silk H osiery. ' You will want to see these fash- ; . ion-correct new color tones ... today. Chiffon, Service,- Semi Service weights. . Modish heels. $.50 $-.95 ' IPIUTMAN9: They returned tho sumo tlve day. Mi, and Mi if. Ituymmr Waelty purchased a new coupo Monday In La Grande. ' A group of frlemls of Miss Doro tha Lea llechte.l gathered at tho homo of iy. and Mrs. Hurt HUlH and gave a birthday party for ho:r Sunday evening. JtefroshiiieTlrm o. fruit' salad with whipped cream and calto were served. Those pres ent .wore Misses Cora N. Pierce, G.enevlvo (Jrum, Dorothy (leUlng.i, l.oretia Cason. Luroso Jfarrls, Jes hI(! Jones. Wllnui Jllll, Herra Da vis, Lois Wilherspoon, JJorotha. Lea Mechlel, Messrs.- Paul Cason, Hay MeCull, Perry Witlierspoou, . Ubn-r. li Id Seoubes, llck Adams, Fred Davis, Jack Parsons, 4lalph Cum mins, Hob Cameron, August Cum mins, Marion Arunt nd Mr. und Mrs. HerL Hill. . s Mr. und Mih. Clarenec: Wrltty THOUSANDS OF - CORNS REMOVED W now hnv a rrmcdr that Miilly will remove ANY corn or cnlloui quickly and without psln; vo can nrov It. If you am onu of tho unfortunate on Who have tried mnny ao-ciiUrd "Corn uif" and itlll have your nttihborn old Corn or CalloimoH porno In NOW anil let ui Jimoimrat "lii.'Ni-u-uliKN." f Ifyou live too far away write tni KND-O-tlOUN bAliOIlATOHIKS, 4 fiar irld Hlvd., ChlrHffo, who will aeo that you receive a jar promptly. Moon Drug Co. Adv. and children, of Wallowa, woro visitors at -tho homp.iof 'Mr, und Mrs. Overton Scott fiundny. . s Mr. and M rs. Paul -Weaver nnd son, of Ui Grande, wem vlHitora iu the homo of Mr. und Mj.'Uvoinoii 1 Scott Saturday and Hunduy.... Mrs. Weaver is Mrs. SeotfH Hjsior. HooJvwnlU Kruiigo . kuvo w iiwh nun jn-mav' evomng. mr. jouu r Wydell add Haymond Cowan wore dressed as Indians .and tthoy ro cetved the first prluo which was u box of candy. MIhh Anna Cuson and Miss Vera Darr received tho second prize. They were drepsed as Chinese, There wero about 1D0 present. , - Mr. and Mrs. John Bruggor wero itt ;Grando vlsitom Saturday. ' s- Stomach Trouble .gasr Dyspepsia, iKjflHburn. liljilillfig- 15OU1 sromachtinrf poor Ulge'Kiloiivntafti'you mMeulo und groitchy,v ami many foods do.not agreo t-ltli you.iwhy.npmJtfjMli'j ll((c,a J5 mlnutni'ieHt.lHod. ii harmless to young or old, yot works wlth-.HurprlHlng speedy One lnnre dlcnt bus tHfvr.mHrkuhle powoj id digest .1,(100 times dtflftwh rtyoltfhf; Don't , give, up.. Get. ItlnTi TllHiiiUlUI drug store.' Put It. lo a test- Money back If you don't soon feel lllte new, and able to em most anything. Only tioc. Hi d Cross Drug Store. Adv. STATE Theatre Varicose Veins Rapidly Reduced Simple Home Treatment That Giving Amazing JUmulls If you have varicose veins or biincheH you can start today to bring them back to normal size, and If you aro wise you will do so. Just get an original bottle or Moom-'s KinerabI Oil (fail si length) at any dr..g store aim apply it night ami nmrning in the enlarged veins. It. Is very power I ul and penetrating, and only a tilth is required. After a few days' treatment the veinH will begin 10 grow smaller away .and by regular use will soon re- fn-iii life, and work Instead of lu-.duce to normal to work," he Maid. However, this Mooih-'h Kmerald Gil Is also a present system ultemptH to link up I marvelous healing ufcnl. Ono ap ecliicatinu with dally lift. uetlvltlcs, I plication for Instance slops the bo explained. "There inunt be a,n'hlng of eczema, and a few up chance for children to. practice I plications causes the eruptions to democracy tn the schools in order to develop good democrats In life," he Mated. The new school Hystem attempts to prepiire children by giving them actual life ltua.llonK in school. Wll' ll the j i vi-iit is en I I hey p:igt j paeks -:t1 : in in h'. heavy wr lght wrcj-tllng Ib-d at Virginia Poly Dig Mill" Diivim. who pound' over dx feet dry up, scale off, and completely disappear. It Is equally as effec tive In tmrhcr'n Itch, salt rheum, r dm , unrl Inf laiutuulory skin i t rouble. People who want to reduce var: eoso veins, or gel rid of ecema. uleern. or pHeH In a few day should not hesitate lo get a hot -He at once. II is so powerful tha? a small Lot I L- In fits a long time, lied Ctohs Drug store and leading iJi-'ij; ..tire.i i; It lob; of M..dv, TOMORROW & SATURDAY a cirq ry-cr ALL TALKS MC w,Tpw'i:'yro,wiiiwJw'MWJimwiM A
