Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1930)
Saturday, Mardi 1, 1930 LA GRANDE LE ANING OBSERVES, LA GRANDE,' ORE. Page Five LOCAL EjRDlElFirl T.. AtiMr Aittiir in v Tho XelKhfeorliocHl Literature club will meet Monday flight at 7 : JO o'clock at -tho liunfc of Dr. ' MnrK',ot Inule, lr. K.-1). Towler will kIvo a 30-ritlmitf tnlk on mnr Inu life. A discusnioiy oh books recently rouI ly tho club muuijbora will follow. ' ' (;unrnnlliic Itflca.st'd - Tho diphtheria quarantino at 3 417 Washington avenue Iiuh been re!eaned, nolleo officers announced. Mr. I'nlwiey, Normal whool student, iaH recovered from tho (Useawu. HpnrlMneii to llnvo Feed Tho Sportsmen's i:hib of L'nion hold itti aniularclam feed next Wednesday evenlne;,- it is an nounced. Anyone from. Ja Crande wishing to attend ts urged to notify Howard O'llrien, Warren Cornell or H. H. Uonuey of. Union. Say ru Visits SeliMiIs County School Superintendent 3-. A. Say re has made several nll dtiy visits to schools during the week. .Mr. Sayre visited Cove Tues day and Jmblerrhursday. Jle re ported that thtfro would be no 'changes made in -teachers at Cove, although one change is expected to be made In the Jnibler school. Si'iawork has been progressing niceiy, lie stated. I Recovered ' ( . . Miss Jun'f Conlidg-e and Miss Mildred Charlton have returned to their work at the Granada theater yyhcrc they are employed as ushers, and to their t utiles at the La ' (J ramie ligh school where they are both members of tho senior ;iss, after recovering from a week's illness. Visiting licit; Mr. and Mrs. W. Whitney, of Pendleton, formerly of this city, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Airs. 11. 11. Anderson for a few days. ( Illness , .Mrs. H. L. Hull has been ill at her homo for several weeks of the flu and tonsilitis. lleglsU'rcd Here Among those registered at local hotels are: Oscar Cutler. Salem; Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Cook, Poise; K. ' cii'nAVnvr v , i I si-i:ciAii im;k'i:s ox .mati.nek ajI) kvkmxu ; i this ArriiAci iox 1 asc- ioo ! Sfijcu -A WestemfMlectric i sOVMi?t 1 SOUND!eiJlsYSTEM I SJM ' 'e Ww' ,iA,!V Special Stage Presentation THE SERENADERS "MUSICAL MOMENTS" . pep Melody Novelty EVELYNBAKER 1 lilnc singer Siiiiivniu SI'M-I.M, sr.'ITINC .M.VI'IXKK l,l;llTi.(; KVKNIXfi STARTING MONDAY "GLORIFYING THE AMERICAN GIRL" Revues in Technicolor " 130 Dazzclinp; Realities With AH Star Cast J- KHz, Boine; and I. A. llanscn. lioUe, 1 'i n in Imhler Mr. Jjvcrelt Koown, of Imbler, wuh a businews culler la La UranUo yesterday, From Pendleton Mr. ilolmex, a farmer, uf l'cndlc ton. was vlHlttnir relatives In Ijx , i.raniio j riuay. Koine of hit grunu j children nre students at the La lUnindo llili school. I -Mim-lago Ucoiiho j Jj(H) O. Koemcr, from Linker, yes terday obtained a license nt tho ! county clerks office to marry Agnes jCoemuus, of De Pre. Wis. I For Portland j L. V. Chausae, division engineer of tho O.-W., left last night fur j Portland on a business trip. Operation This Morning A major operation was perform ed for Mrs. Mary Hlack at tho Grande Hondo hospital this morn ing. At the Hotels It. W. llandall, Portland; V. K. Woods, Spokam; . ,()laf W.lcken, Spokane; Alfred Anderson, Spo kune; Mrs. John Crawford, Wal lowa; .1. 1 Ferguson, Portland; and J. W. Marls, Walla Wnlla, were registered at the local hotels. ltd u ru llotnc Tomorrow If. S. Somaners, of Klgiu, who' has been in Grande for tho past several weeks receiving treat ment, will be able to return home tomorrow. Improving Furrell Murray has returned homo from tho Grande Hondo hos pital and. Is now recuperating from an attack of the flu.. New Feature As an added attraction ' to . the Sunday showings, tho Arcado'lhea ter has secured "The Kercnuders," local orchestra, to present "M'.us leal .MomenlK'' both between th afternoon and evening shows. It was announced today. The orches tra will he accompanied by Kvelyn Maker, blues singer. j rrom allovn , - IJurJey Allen, an attorney". f i Wallowa, wiim u I. a GraiiOo visitor yesterday on biiHinesH. In Frm Oiivtv- ' . Turn Ilari'lH and t W. Clark, of Cove, druvu to l.n tlrand" this morning to transact buslnesb. Weekend tit linker Miss l.ola Anderson left Ibbi" mornlntr on her way to liaker tu spend I he weekend with her nl3 lei', MiHH Nelda Anderson. To ltol.se Mrs. Walter Carpenter, left jut No. 24 this morning for Itolso whero she will visit her husband over the weekend. Mr. fniyj." Ma Carpenter intended moving to lha-' ho this weekend,, ,bu$ due, torlhe weather and bad 'rohds (hey we.ro delayed. - , ( C t SikmkI the Day .Mrs. M. . M . ;h rlstensen und daughter, left this morning tu spend the day In liaker. where a new MacMarr store Is beim- open ed, ana where she will join Mr. Christensen. They will return to night. Oil Reorulllng Trli I A. M. Pflughaupt, CIlAr. U. S. Navy, local navy recruiting officer jleft La Grande this morning on a (recruiting trip to Daker, Malheur, (Grant und Jtarney counties. The purpose of his trip Is to interest young men In the naval service. Jie expects to be back in his office in the Post Office building in about a week or ten days. I ' ... Ju Ijx Grande Today . J Mrs. Louise Presto nnd. daugh ter Betty were in. Lu Grande this morning on business. Miss Hetty !has recovered from u recent tonsil operatiop. . . . . J , -- Tonsil Oernlioii . . John Delekel. of .Perry, , undeiv .went a tonsil operatiqn this morn ing. . , . , , . ,. , . Major Oiieratlon . .-Mrs. James P"aker Sr., of Kam ela( underwent a major operation this morning at the Grande Hondo hospital. She entered the hospital last night. At tho Hotels 13. A- Taylor, mUmii; Mr. nnd MrH. J. Cinins, Scuttle; Mrs. Mod nrHon. rcndlctun: If. M. Uubuls, Joseph; Alper Hudy 'and wife, Iloisc; 1 l'letchcr, . The Dalles; Gcorgo W. Collins, 1'orlland; Mr. and-Mrs. Ci, Rombouh, Spokane are .ireststered at local hotel. Jlctiiriieil Tills Murnlnn CleorKO T, Cochran relurncd this morning from Seattle und Portland utter tipendliiK about n week there trunsacllnk' let-al business. Carnival Given At High School .Friday Afternoon . ,, 1 1 ' - 5 ' .Shrill whistles, hilarious chulter-lng;-'laughter, 'and- loud calling out of displays told the. visitors that, it wils vacation time for tho high school students yesterday after- Inoon, beginning at 3 o'clock. The Jbig ;carnival vaa In full swing: Here, tnitner, and yonuer were clowns, Gypsies, freaks, nnd fooii luring ilu! bewildered people who I entered the gymnasium. "Were you hungry? This way, .please, hot dogs, red hot, nnd luscious apples." Over lher0 golden cream puffs wu.tlng to I be limited by your' touch; and lover there candy, and peanuts, ga-. lore." "Want a balloon, a whistle: .lusil a dime or two." Heauty treat ments only flvo cents! Come in and see the big petting parly, lots of little gingham dogs and kittens. Madam Kifl, tho wonder of women, c ats and drinks under water! Kor tunes told by Gypsies for a mere song, and gay clowning everywhere was seen. A - 1 Quceiv of the carnlvai was Ix-na, intckett,. president of the 'A. G. !?. Mae Elizabeth. Cbopvr and her sis-1 ter, Alice Jeaunette, gave a charm ing little dance number togeihe.r. Naomi .TAvldw.tll and Nora SitMer vied for dance! honors In the,' gay medley of epe,ltment. Piano trii Usilc.' whs played by Kdna Towery and Ienora McCorklc'lh" dancing and other merriment. Hoys) too, piif on a show of their ability to thrill the audience. . Leona, d Cates and Nick Hughes displayed their agil ity as clowns In some unique, tumb ling acts. :,. CHILDREN OF SCHOOL GIVE PLAY FRIDAY "The Gift Ibarvrs' was a charm ing play . which I he children of f'entral school gv0 yesterday in the monthly I'.-T. A. meeting, in honor of Founder's day of the Na tlonnl Congri's - of Tarents and Teachers. The song 'Aly Tribute" was sang and played ns an Intro duction to the pbiy. During the piny lh0 children siing ".Maryhml, My Maryland." The five bureaus I hat asslslcd wore n-prrsi ntcd by Kuth Nelson, Phyllis 1 'otter, Jo anne Ia'sIIi', Daphne Howery. and Janette lliugner, Tlio parent teacher association whs reprsent ed by Mildred Hlack; public wel fare was represented by Mnryi I'rees. Margnr'et Mm in ford Mobbey Mrack. Haymond Melclhtnd, l.loyd Davy; education by Hiella Jean In-' jgle, Grace Meji-n Itohnenkami'. ; M'arlyslu Wilson. . Kenneth Alperl, ' lllllle I'eetz. Juno WUIliinis, Kran- vin Hingleton; home service wai I lleli n M. lVllle, Itosewell Vee(.T, j Howard Webb. m Voda Mllh rtng, ! Dorothy Cumpbell, Hy.vla llodglun. and James Itruee. Health was rep1 I resented by Kranets Al' x.inl r. . j Sylvia Turn, Sophta C lllhubn-. i Miirgery fJ ncr and Klixabeth j Milne. , ; Kollowlng 1h,. pl;iy. n very inter ' est In ftpeerh was given by Holtert ' i;kln. Mrs. W. Jt .Morg.in same two beautiful nuHilfrs. ' I Heard a llObllt"; tlfld "I'lfHtc fl)l- 11U.' . 11 it picture for' alteiulanco was won by Mrs. l'atien's, room,'. Masons Attend Meeting at Union About fifty Masons were present ! at the county meeting called by 'tho Grande Itonde Vahey lodge No. fifl at Lnlon, held lust night when work In the third degree was ex emplified by the regular officers. About 1U wero In attendance from La Grande, and an equal number from Cove and North Powder. ' A banquet at G:3 In the l'nion hotel preceded the meeting. During' the evening remarks we'-e made Jjy Cdlou Kberhard,' master of Iho, Lit Grande lodge; Joel If. Itichardson, senior 'warden of the 'La Grande lodge; Grant Cohley. master ot th0 Covo lodge, and W. I, JIarnett, ua.iu-r.ui, the North l'owder lodge. Master G. I. lless, of the" tfulon lodge, presided atlhe banquet and at tho session. iti:gpi;ATir ori:i-. $100,000 prrrsmjitGU. Mar. 1 (ap Th0 Pittsburgh San-Telegraph to day said that the late Ambassador Alexander P. Mooro had bequeath ed Queen Victoria Kugenla of Spain $100,0(10,. .Officers or the Cnion Trust company, executors of th(, senate, said tho will would ho filed for probalo early next wut-k. Sl'-UMOXS In Hie Circuit Court of (lie Slate , of Oregon fcr Cuiou Ctaiuty. State of .Oregon, represented and . acting, by A.. W. Norblad, Gov ernor, Hal.K. JIoss, Secretary - of , . ?tate, Georgo A. White, Adju tant General, Walter S. Fisher and W. C, North, comprising, the , "World Wai:' Veterain;'. ytato Aid , Commission of-. the. .Slate of Ore gon, . . Plaintiff VS. . ; Hlake Ci Shields, sometimes known ,hh It. H. Khieldsv and Kbiie M. Hhiolils, some.t imes known as Klsie iV. Khiehls;. his wile, and . , Muri-y. Mol'tniitn, Defendants .To: Itlake C MhUlds, sometimes known as H. i Shields, and Klsie .Nr. Shields, somel lines known as Klsie N. Shields, two of the above named defendants. IN THK JS'AMIK OKTJ1K ST.TK Ol-' OI1KGON: You are hereby required to ap pear and answer the complaint filed against you In the above en titled court and cause, on or be fore tho 2!Uli day of March. -IHS'I, the said date lieiug the Inst day of the., four .weeks period pro scribed by the order .or tjupub llcallon of- this summons.' And if you fail to answer said complaint or otherwise plead here in, .for want, thereof, the above n timed 'plaintiff will apply to the Court lor lite relicr prayed for In Us. eomplnint, to-wit:' l-'or judgment and decree against the defendants, Hlake C. Shield;!, sometimes known as 11, c'. Shields, ami Klyie ?.L Shields, sometimes kuuwn as l-;isie'N. 'Shields.' for Hi" siuu.jir, f i.SrU.o, tifgelner wlth'in teiest ; thereon at the rate of 4 per cent, per annum from the rLh day of July, iiulil pahl, for the further sums of $22. -K), to gether witli interest, thereon at tin rate of G per cent per annum Trom the 1Kb d;iy of Jnniuiry. ll'tto. until paid: $2!Mi.un, attorney lees for the collection of phiinllff's -noie and for the foreclosure of phiJn tlff's inirtg;ige, ifnd for pluintilT's costs and disbursements Incurred herein. Tlnil. plaintiff's mortgage given to secure said note as heretofore described be decreed to be a (vt and prior lien over all othi;r liens Or encumbrances and -that the said sums of money above set forth be decreed to be a good, valid and subsisting lien . upon the said premises under ami by virtue of now luvise "Grand it I dV(i(l B KAN AID AR ( . .. 2 DAYS ONLY, fl ii.0 SUNDAY -MONDAY W j) . , Return engagement Jpgi Adl rM , I : :ly Popular demand! It 'v the said mortgage, upon -nil of tho property heretuforo described and as described iiv plaintiffs mort gage, to-wlt: Lot Pour (4), Illack Kour (4), Wisdom's Addition to the City of La Grande, Union County, Slate of Oregon, and that the said mortgage bo foreclosed, nnd that tho property therein described, bo sold as pro vided by law; that tho plaintiff may bo a purchaser at said wile; that tho proceeds of tho tmld Halo of the nald property be applied to the payment of the amounts duo tho plaint Iff and to become duo upon the- promissory note herein- before described, reasonable at torney fees nnd costs nnd disburse ments' of this Htilt, and accruing costs, and If the proceeds of the salt are. not sufficient to pay the said suniN so duo the plaintiff, and to becotno duo as aforesaid, then the same to be applied pro tanto upon the amount due nnd to be come duo tho plaintiff; and that the plaint If r have judgment Tor any deficiency remaining unpaid; I that the sheriff, at the tlmo of tho i said sale of tho said mortgaged property, put tho purchaser of said property In possession there of; that the sherlf bo directed to execute and deliver to said pur chaser, at tho time of said sale, a certificate of aalo to said property ami a sheriff's deed to the sumo at tho, expiration of the time al lowed by law for the redemption of real property, if no redumption, be had. That the e("Hy of the defendant, Harry Hoffman, and alt persons claiming mulor him. in and to said mortgaged property bo forever barred and foreclosed of and from all right, title, lien, estate or In terest In and to or. upon said mortgaged property, and . every part thereof, saving and excepting only the statutory right of redemp tion. ' ;' Thai the said mortgage .bp .de clared to "bo prior, In time and su perior In right to any right, title, or . interest, .or any claim of any right, title, lien," estate or Inter est which the defendant. Harry Hoffman, may have or claim to have In or to or upon said prem ises or any part thereof, and that . the defendants, and each of them, land all persons or partios etalm I Ing under . them, .or any of them, may ho forever enjoined and do I barred from; assorting any claim whatsoever In and to said land . and premises adverse to plaintiff, and for such other and further re lief as to the Court may seem just and equitable. . This summons Is published by order of the Honorable J. V. Knowles,- Circuit Judge of the State of Oregon, for Union Coun ty, mndu and entered -In the above entitled court on tho L'Sth day of February. 1 930. prescribing 'that this munitions' bo served by pub lieation I hereof, that the snme bo THRIFT TIP- A day with us and your old hat is like new i HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED .'loves denned by u Kiperl. Hi ing Thoso Old Ulovct Jn Today. ANGEL'S Shining- Parlor wistmBlicMc sou n DjLirllsvsTEM " Dn ami Date With Portland published onco a week for four successive weeks and In flvo con secutive issues of the La Grqndo K veiling Observer, a newspaper published dally In tho City of Ln Grande, Union County, Oregon, and of general circulation in said County. 11.10 H K. HltuVDV, ' Attorney for Plaintiff. Hesldiug at La Grande, Oregon. Uato of first publication: , March 1, 1K30. Date of last publication: . March 2t, 1 30. Mar. INTANGIBLE TAX BRINGING IN $600,000 (Continued from Paeo On) Many taxpayers nn taking ' rid vuntago of the legal provision whereby they may pay only hnlf the tax now and tho second half six mouths later. , JlKCOM.UKNI LEGISLATION SALKM, Ore., Mjr. 1 (AP) Legislation . in a k 1 n g ( extensive changes In the Jury system and to prevent abuse of tho Insanity pica In criminal rimes Is recommended by tho slate Judicial council, which has filed n report with Governor NorbliLd. Tho report jfollowa a meeting of tho council here Inst week. t Tho recommendations follow: That defendants In criminal enses he allowed to waive trial by Jury and present their cases di rectly to the court, except in cuses where the penalty ts death or life Imprisonment. That tho jury panel be Improved by the appointment-of jury, com missioners and the cxninluniOn of prospective jurors under titi aoper vision of the circuit Judges.. That persons convicted. ,oC,r,rliue.H on pleas of insanity bo sentenced to serve at least three years. In an Insane hospital without, right of huhcua cornns. That tho defendant who relics! upon a plea of insanity In a crim inal case must inform the prosecu tion before he goes to trial that ', this will he his defense. I That the number of peremptory , challenges of the defendant In n criminal case bo. reduced to tho number allowed prosecution. f Sydney Root New Hotel Official Hyilney 1). llool, or l.a Grnmlr. Iiuh luTepti'd u position HH IllllMU. nor of tlio Iji (lianilo liotul to mu. coml Curl lliiyl, who rowntly rc BlKiiwl to luko imotlior iio.Hitlon. . Mr. Hoot In tlio -Hon of Mr. nnd Mih. w. 1'. Hoot und vrni born und ronreil In (his etiy. Mi? roini-H liiu'lc lo l-u Cirimtle from the Olympian hotol at Olym pla, Waah., whero ho spent tho last threo years. Previous, hotel con nections woro with tho ilenthnmn nnd Sovereign In Portland, tho Marlon ut Salem, tho Medford at Medford and tho Alexander at San Francisco. His first experience- wan ut tho Antlers hotel In Baker lu lit 18. C. H. Devlno will b retained uh assistant nianagor nnd auditor and no further change In tho person nel of tho organization la contem plated. It la said. MADMAN BLOWN TO BITS AFTER MINIATURE WAR (Continued from Pago One) millimeter field piece and ripped house with nine one-pound sholls, but Kloehr held out, , Finally a citizen, whoso name wan not learned, crept huO und planted eight sticks of u:iti'. Tho discharge shattered tho upper story to bits and attackers rush ed In to find Kloohr dying. A bullet wound In his head In dicated ho had determined upon suicide. , ... . . COALITION IS BLAMED FOR BILL DELAY (Continued from Fuse One) ond llmo, Chalrmnn Smoot of tho flnnncfl committee, tho tender ot CHOOSE Monument , of Lasting Stone . When choosing a monument to . iniu'k the grave of a departed loved one you will want to know that it , I-, . will last through the ages that . i future generations will see and ;!- revere it. . ' We invite you to inspect our stock of both doinestic and imported . . stones then we will carve any de sign you may wish making you a monument that will be within your . means and one that will last indef initely. - CEMETERY MEMORIAL WORKS C. II. McClure We Are Featuring This Week The Following Items: UMaytimc Stationery 24 sheets and 24 attractive interlined en velopes..... 49c TIPortable Typewriters Reming ton, Corona, Underwood and Royal in latest models and attractive colors $60.00 . Terms if Desired. Also portable three bank Corona in attractive colors $39.50 ' HArt metal filing'cabinets for filing anything from 3x5 cards to llijxM documents. Protect your records from ill usage and fire $5.00 up IIMetal bond and cash boxes afford safety to your valuable papers. Cold rolled steel, electrically welded $1.60 up TIMemo Calendar Pads. Keep your , memoranda day by day $1.25 up ULetter Files S'.xll 85c-$1.00 fllnvoice Files 8'-xl4 $1.25 PEN REPAIRING A SPECIALTY La Grande Books Stationery Co. LA GRANDE, OREGON 1114 Adams . Phone Main 90 the 01(1 Guard republicans In tho tariff battlo, voted with the coali tion. Ho also opposed tho lumber duty, a proposal for which was de feated Thursday night, Ily agreement, tho long staple cotton schedule camu up today, debate centering upon an amend ment by Senator Shortrldgo, repub lican, California, to take, this com modity off tho froe list and Impose a tariff nf seven cents a pound. IN THI W1IT Ktora o. i:t 1,11 (.nlllilr, Oh, corro.v : Double Blankets $2.19 Pair Kl'O (MIxHO in I Hilly coll siillulilo for Spring mill Nuiii- KXSSnS&SBKSEEBRBBHH 1502 S Ave. nBonmii
