La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 07, 1930, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, March 7, 1930 LA GRANDE k.fiNINO OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Pago Fiya LCCAL KMM-lMiirt Mcf-Unsr ; The Woim-ii r tin- M,M,.iU':iit .IrKlon will liUM't toiilKllt ut 7:30 .yV-lnck in tlio-Miiusi' temple when Initiation will be IhI.I and rofresh- incntH will he served, ' I I'liilKtf Wrlllnit I-'ntH'inlly Itohert, (luiliV. ,6nphimoro In Jir tj r)1! lisni' lit the I'nivel-Nity of , tm'Kun w Ipi1k'1 to Ye Tnhtmrd Inn chapter of KiKtnn UKllnn, na- ilt.nal linnoniry llternry fraternity ot a nieetiPK uf the ehapter, AVcd- , nfsday liiKltt. 4 l Vrnit to (Ivt Tirkrls t Soereiary A. 11. Hunter, ir the , elmiuhor of eominerei1, anniiuiieed , today that tieketa are koIiik rapld I j- for tho annual hanquet to he lielil TilCMlny evonintr at''lho'la (irande hotel. lie ultn that all tickets bo secured by VI o'clock tomorrow noon so that reservations may be made with the hotel. I Itnuuvrrliis . 'ft. ('. lluekwalter who litis been , .11) for about tvn weeks at his homo -.up U nveiiuc is inijirovlnc; 'and ex pccls to-return to work .Monday. , Improving ' - A. .T. Martini a civil war veteran and a pioneer: of the valley who 'has been In ill health for .some time and was unite HI last week, Is Improving hut Is not able to be out, yet. I I.cl'l. the HoxiHtnl Hoy Dell Ilrnoks left, the Crande t 'Hondo hospital wbere,:he has been yur a after about two weeks convalescing in operation. I t Improved - f.'Mrs. MnrfjaiVt Ia'iho who has been a, patient at. the Crande ! Hondo hospllaf for about a mouth i 'Is leaving today. I leaves HosllnM-y .loso fJoirtileA ,-.in. Jeavhoj ' the i Crande Hondo hospital today after .Iteins a ptttient there for a while. At Hie Hospital .'.Mrs. Mary 1 fyicliy. wlio- recently jt underwent, an operation at tlte ) Orundo Hondo hospital. Is slightly i improved today although her con h dltlon is about the same. IVsscd 'I'liroiiBb r .Mrs. A. l,co, of I.cwisU'ii, imss ed throuiih 3,:i Crande this moru la;.,' on her way to Kntorprise where 4 NOW PITYING III MUSIC ' All SOUND ALL DIALOG Pafli6& Picture Plus Talking-Comedy Vitaphonc Acts j Talking News Reporter Wcstemx lEkctrtc sousntiibiisvsTEM il . I'M) U H I ..-if :. I HI -m-m . w u mr -m. ar I I it I.I ft I Starting Today .rSyi - imtm.wmT Aii A ) ALL TALKING (5&jl,v . . Lj .3va." GRANADA qqsoM'v"'U; ;E'Z.ir" a BIRD Elf iT ,, w, vHt , j,,..,,,. Harold Siteol '"b"'", ' Mr Hero Yi-,1 onlay K. A. lluskirk, O.-W. road master of Pendleton, was In Iji Crande yesterday and attended tho official moetinKH held Thursday. M. H. Douiiliorty, of Halter, and P. C. Hunter, of lliinlliiKlon, were also present ut these sessions. From Pendleton- F. 1). Hall, ni,-ent at Pendleton was In attendance at the O.-W mectlnt-.s held here yesterday. To IliiiilliiKton K. l.urklnk went to I liiiilington yesterday on a business trip. ! Attended Ikinkfrs MvutlllB T. ti. iBeroL'L'ins roturncd this mm-nintf from Portland whure he 1 iiUondt'd the Northwestern Hank Practice association nieetinr? that Included seven norlhwcstorn Hltites with about 7 f50 renresentiitlveH , i. Meyers wan also present. V. I, in (ittciukiucQ at this confurt-nce Xcw Orfiees li. V. Copsey, or t ti c Ii Cirando Insurance agi-nry: It. K. Peetz, Keneral aont of the Montana Life IiiHuraneo company, and J. V. Phy. real estate and loan dealer, have moved from their former of flc.o on Klin street to a new loca iiun on Adit m uvenup in the place left vacant whi-n the club I'itrar- store moved. Olen (,ooper. of the I'nited States Savings and Loan, lias ul." established liis of rice there. Tim larse room is beinj; redecorated and new fix tures Installed. I'lned $25 lor overloading a truck on the public hiRhway. Henry Stanffcr was fined $-5 and costs by the justice of the peace. I.. Jenhani, yesterday afternoon..- . Xit Vipr,,v'nfr -Tlit condition of John Schilling Sr., who has been in ill health for some time and is no.w confined to bed, remains it bout the same. P-iislncss VV-ilors ltufus K. 1-lndley of North Powder and 1 R l.indley. of Itaker. drove to la CJrande Wed nesday to transact business here. Itcliirncd f Foine . Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Stilwell re turned Wednesday from, l'endlc ton where they spent several dayf Ibis week visiting. Mo vliii; Mr. and Mit. H. K. Peetss and family nro makiiiK their home at 1003 Oak street, moving today from Mill Twelfth street, ..their foniiet' reVldence.' ROLLINS RUNSTOP HOSIERY , . , i.i ' Panel heels are tne; I vogue we have themj in all the avo red shades of the season, . , c ispecuu oiitT on Chiffons Reg. 1.65 Now $1.50 tlui I dels The rollowine are rcKistered nt ; local hotclt,: c. A. DeOraee, I'ort land: Hal Olbbona, Portland: O. L. Uoncg, -Spokane; Cluy K, Fuller, j 1'ortlnnd; .Mrs. Frank Keffcr, Ilii Kurd: It'. It. Mitchell and wife .Marine city, Mich.: M. H. Stoll inaek, Portland: Jphso IMtinkntt. Illllgard: John 11. Smith, Bolfe: 1 1,, (i. Littleton, Portland; Bill luvin, Portlaml; lien Iluor,' Nam pa; W. . II. Iawrenco, Portlnnd; Mr. and Mrs. Irfon Cuddeback. Portland; w, P. Sehlffnian, l'ort land; 11. S. Ovelmnr, Portlnnd: llnruld ColliiiH, Loh AttBoles; I'J. 0. IIjucaH, Portland; stovo Illlllncra mm Ifleorno lltirnxtcd, Wallowa: 1 I. I Purdy, Pendleton: Howard M. Key, i liolse; V. Dion, Walla Walla; Uoso j chadsey; Walla Walla; I'harlcH R. j Smith. Portland; Pnul Von Pcttcn, Ontario;' 1C M. CIi-orim, Portland: !.r. .;. Sinclair, Senttlo; II. L, Hall, Portland; Mrs. W. l' Mntthcs and .Mrs. 11. D. Hobblns, Mtixvllle; li. S. i Wilcox, Spokane; S. A. IJrentnall, Portland; 1 11. Fullmer and wife. Spoltune; CicoiKe U. Curry Jr., and l. K. Uiiint. l 'ortiunu; u. (J. ivnow leliiKe, Washlnston; V. 3. Sleeper, CJoldendute. Wtusli.: K. JI. Stono l'nvUand; U Iv. Howard und wlfo. l'orllund; 1 S. UlaKor. Vortlond; V, A. JiuriiH, Huntington; C. It.' Weaver, Portland; . Karl uwons, Seattle; J. Ulhnpson, Seattle; and V. S. Ferguson, Athenu. j; I,. II. S. Assembly Today The liiKh w-hool held a special pep assembly thin tnorninK pre liminary to the mib-dlstrlct bas ketball tournament, which in be InK played today and tomorrow; Several clever and snappy feat ures were given including u mus ical number by fivo Mtudentfl. Jack Kincado playetl Ihr horn. Itussel Nelson, - a banjo; ; Uon Poareh. u ukelel; Paekcy MeKtir land. the Jew's harp, and Ionbre, .Mcforkle accompanied them on, the piano. Following thin feat-1 uru a -sroup of soven boys giivo i slow motion pantomimo -of a basketball niiiu'i!, Iein(? aceoiu panied by Miss M'rCorklo at the piano. The boys who were (u J1p pantomimo were I Jan Arkell. Gene l"aus, Howard Nelsoii, Orval Anderson. Virnil Conley, Harold I timid, and Harold Hoy l, referee. Immediately after the student, ac tivities. A. W. Nelson, president of the chamber of commerce, Kave . anenthuslastie pep tall; In behalf of the tournament. Impmviiijr Iitllo iat(nce Junior, son - of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. tlrlison at 1801 Hussell avenue, who has. been 111 for about a week of scarlet Cover, is improving. Sudden Illness Mjsh Alice, Snook, who suddenly became jit Tuesday evening while visiting her brother. It. It. Snook., of Itaker, rested easily yesterday and her condition is as well as can bo expected. Her sister, lilaneh. ,cf Spokane- who is . a' trained nurse, i is with her. . Uailes Meeting Two candidates vre Initialed into tin l-Vaternal Order of Kng es at the metiinj- last night in tho KaKh's hall. The dato for their twenty-eighth annual May ball wen set for ifciy 7. Church Announcement The Church of the NasiHronc. will begin a revival meeting Mai. 1 ii to continue over three Sun day::. An evangelist and special singer will bo secured. Services for Sunday are the saint! us usual. Change Date The date of St. Mary's Altar society rummage sale has been changed to March !"! due to con flicting events. Here Today ( '. li. 'ad well and Tony P. Smith, of riiion.f were in l.a Orande today. Mr. Cndweil Is In i the hardware bnnlness and Mr. Smith Is postmaster. .M.'rlin Pnwipomtl Tin Ji.-irish mci'linc nl the Knl.H ciMial elu.rch. HClifilul.'il for Mon- '1:,-v- lt-''ii piislponed until iki. tm.o ..s ti.o 1.1.-0.0.. nrnvw. , if'1"11 - '' ''' t i--ov.-, w,- 1.. ui tfii - Miiile yesn.'r(li.y on bilHlneHS. ' I'ntin i;nlrirlse Mr. and Mrs. K. Anderson, ef i;;nierprise. 'were Im. tirande vis itors Thursday. On llusliiesv :i ml .M rs. Orfca r I la m nwek In Ii (irandc yesterday trnns- teling business. From rnlou I Fred Fox, of Union, called In la I Grande yesterday on business. From Walla, Walla I Mr, Watson, a fruit dealer of Walla Walla, was a business visitor In tills city Thursday. From liilon John Miller, of Union, was In Im Orande yesterday on business. On IliisliiesH- T. C Hefty, of C'ove, was trans acting busincsH In Ibis city Wed nesday. , . IYihi !akcr C'harlcti Newton, a real estate denier of Huker, wuh a business visitor liere yesterday. Left tho llospltnl Henry AliehlcH has left the Cirando Itomle hospital aftor be Inn a patient there for aeverul days. Attorney VL-H-i A. A. Smith, an attorney from linker, was In Ii Grande on busi ness Thursday afternoon. Weekend In l'endlcton . Jorry Wude, Allen Carden und T'Yancin Sullivan are leaving to day for Pendleton whero they will spend tho weekend visit In?. They are students at t lie Normal sehoul. To AVestoiir Wfax Houchlns and Van Sarrctt, K.' O. N. students, nro Kolni to Weston to spend several days. They are both , members of the Normal school basketball squad. Visit Parents; ;' RfiisR . Ooris Woinmorvlllo Is- leav ing today . for Pendleton when shti Mill visit . iinv naronts , and friends .during ilie , weekend. Mi. Miller IniproviiiK: William .Miller, local real estate man., who has been seriously 111. Is reported to be Improved today and now on his way toward . re covery. f A. C: M'lllei, his -brother, of Kriierprfse is ' In "tho ,clty ' at present with Mr. Miller.: Lindbergh Goes Off Horse A La Prince of Wales JJWJ, MONTIi, Oil.. March 7 ( AP) - Having, been ealapulted from tho back of a. galloping polo pony and dragged several yards on the choice turf of Del Monto field, Colonel Charles A. Lind bergh went back to his glider to dity for a safe and sane ride. - U happened yesterday while, the " colonel, us the guest of ,1. Ch'eever ' Cowdin, of New York, was making his first solo flight on a polo pony. With the flying- colonel on his bliek, the', imny hanked slmrsply. .Lindbergh'-- unceremoniously left tho controls, went Into a stall ami sideslipped. Lindbergh didn't hnve his para chutu with him. but it wouldn't have ,done any good anyawy. . IP' lost altitude too rapidly.. In rome ma nner. his foot cautrht in the right sliid-fin, which pololsts carelessly call the stirrup. l:n uwure of the. identity uf his fum ou.s rider, the pony went right, on about' his- business and taxied down-Hi a field, towing the' colonel by the foot. Colonel .Lindbergh h-ft a. trade mark about -5 feet long In- the lurf, and. then his fo.ot cauic frce. Ho p-era-mblcd tu his feet, laughed and announced . (hut ho vraa un hurt., , BANKERS END CONVENTION IN PORTLAND PoI'TLAN:i. Ore.. March 7 ( AP) Mom than Gut) bankers I ro n 1 si x wi.'sl 0 r 11 si a 1 es, h e re to attend the Pacific, Northwest bank management conference, had disbanded today and were return i 115 t o In ei r p'specli ve homes. The mci-Hng. which ended yes tcrdny noon, was rhtractcri-.cd by l-Vaiik W. Khumonds, of New York, deputy mummer of the American Pan kern association, as the "high water mark for Amer ican bank conferences." Slates which part let pa ted In t he confer ence were Oregon, Washington. Idaho, Montana. It ah and Wy oming. California, although not officially represent ed, had several ba n k ers In a 1 1 end a nee. The concensus of (he conference-,, expressed by .lameH 10. Montgomery, ot rirshfield, Ore., In tho cloning addrcna wis that bankers cannot expect in legisla tion a magic panacea for till their problems, but must work out t)teir own salvation through Increased efficiency in' management, STMA.Mi:it lUtKVKS IX TWO SAN FltANCIHCO. Mnrch 7 (AP) Tho marine department of Hie chamber of commerce learned today that tho Japanese steamer Alabama Mjaru. ashoro nt Capo Inu Hoyo slncn l-Vb, 14, broke In two during a heavy sea yesterday. All salvage operations huvo been abandoned. February is the shortest mouth, but unless you were long on stocks you' can't realize, really how short It Is. All of thoso delegates to the naval parley arrived In Lo.ndon till fight, but 110111,0 of them are ytlll ut sea. GRAIN PRICE TO IMPROVE SAYS LEGGE (Continued from Pago One) wide itrrangement against the rami lAtard, centered la .opera tions un tlui Liverpool exchange. Ho did not disclose tho source of his Information nor tho evidence submitted. : . Syts to Press Itolution .' Senutor Nye, republican, North Dakota, who hnrf churged a deter mined citiuputgn by tho grain trade of this country to discredit, tho farm board, - indicated he would protis his resolution. However, " It was Indicated l.eggo und Secretary . Jlyde' were disinclined to fu,vor the Inyestlgri-;. Hon' at this time, fearing misin tcrprolatlott of lis purposes. Chalrnutn Leggo took tho posi tion today' that the farm board was not a "charltablo Institution" and. .that congress would have to guarantee the expenditure If It adopted the MeMuHler resolution proposing that the board buy $-!,-0UU.0U0 worth of wheat und send It to China to relievo famine. . "We've got -tho wheat If they want It," he said, "but wo are not the Hud CjI'osh and if congress wants to be charltablo thut's up to congress." The rccsoliithjn was Introduced by Senator MoMaster. republican, South Dakotu,' for the two-fold purposo of finding an outlet for suriilus American wheat ' und bringing relief to the famine area of interior China. Ho projiosed that the Chineso Nationalist gov ornmenl; guarantee Hie repay ment of the y5, 000.000 within 10 years. Further consideration of the resolution was postponed until next week by tho senate ugrlcul turo "committee. A. J. WISDOM PASSES AWAY ' AT ELGIN, ORE. Andrew Jackson Wisdom. Ore gon native son und a pioneer resi dent of Elgin, passed away at his home yesterday afternoon of heart disease. K1m death was un expected. Funeral services will l)e held at tho M". K. church at Klgln Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Kay Hug officiating. Tho body Is in charge of Hnod grass ami Zimmerman. M.r. Wisdom wuh born May 'I'Z. 1 S57, !n Kugcne, Ore., and was 7'J years, nine monlhs and 12 day:i of age.. He leaves flvo sons 11 ml two . daughters, besides other relatives and friends. Ills chil dren are: .1. W., of North Pow der: Leu, of ),ostinc; Kred, of Ar kansas; N. II. and J. C of Klgln: Air:- Anna Afayfield, of Klgln, and Mrs. Kttn Plaster, of Tillamook. J'fNKIlMi HKIil) TIHJItSMAV l'Olt JtEV. IIAIjIi (Continued from Tngo Ono) aMHoelal Ion, who read tlu mrlp-tiirt- P-MMt'Ji. the twelfth chapter of Krr Ictdufd eH and puwugCH from Hecond 'orint It in nw. A n obit ua ry waa read by ltev. Ira 11. Aldrich. who al?o gavo very fitting and very ltea'ttlful iiulogy of hl friend. ; The Hi'riiifjil WaH di'liveri'd by Dr. llamiliun, who used during tliu courf! of hla rcniarkrt, and very effect Ively, Ti'iinynon'M flory of Gurt'th and Lyni'itp, the young knight who MueccHHfully met everf 'iicmy In bin path, until he final ly eaiiie to IiIm laul eiii'iny and the ono must feared, Death, Hut whnn he nnd. Dea'lh there wuh null. lag lo be fea red for long yearH befor- he Jiad prepared to meet him. "An experience that h Inevitable," uid tho preuelier, "but not one to be feared, when, like Caret h, preparation in made 1 ai ly I be aerepluneo of t "hrlit ami etOHCly following him ihrough i a I 1 ho vrn, h el her I hey be I iuan' or few." j M umIc for the nervlee avom hc lections nnide by tin Hall family by ni h epeeially loved. "Ob ;,ove That Wilt Not Let Mm Co." a nd " 'ro-'Mlng t he I la r" nuntf by the MelJiodlut crnior ehorun choir, ami the foo "I'ieo ti I-'uco" by ' Hliervwiod Wlllhnri, a Kong and ' a Hliifrer who bad liiMpIrt d ltev. and Mrrf. Hull wh'-n firnt they eame lo l.a (Irande, MIhh Helen : William,-. preddd ut the organ, I playing a prelndn ulo to tin Kcr vite. Hctlons were reserved In , (lie c hurch for the young people of the church nnd atwj for the Methodist minlHtern of tho con- ferenci-- who came from Hunt em ! Oregon anil Idaho in large nuui- 1 berf. Itilennent wan mudo at the Hunimerville cemetery, a Kpot which had lmprenH-d Mr. Hall beeau" uf iln own beauty and IU miif.'nlflc nt vli;w out over I he la lb '. Tlte funeral Curti ce In (Itided beMidin the family, and frb ndt from ai Grande. V n':r and Payette, the liody of youii'; pt Mple of Ut'i eli'ircli. BIDS TO BE ASKED SOON FOR STATION (Continued from l'ugo Ono) Im-i-c. Stunloy & I'nUt-rwuuO, I.oh AnKcleti. I'liu ixli-riur will bo flnlHliril In b.-U-k with till- ruor anil tliu lll ti-l'lui- 1h to hfivn .lunti-r filllHll. On tho iimln flour will l.o tho mniu waiting i-ouin, btiKKaKivanil pxprofH iiuuitoiB, vie;, whllo tho 0f tho United Hinloii doyarlinont of HuimHntiiiiiU-iit'H offloi-H, uoi'iiunt- uKrioulluro iy: i Iiir dPiHirtiiwiU, piiKlni-ara' roo.im -n,o potato market la a. trlflo and othi-r officii unto will Jjh pnNCr. duo to liberal muipllcn of pi-ovliti-tt rot- on tho socoiul 8lory. homeuroivn iiotntom: and ut Yult Tho main waltlmt room will bo inui uueiitmo of slower outalde di sc by 45 fei-l In ahu-. and tho bair- hiand, which la curUillInc local biiki. and exprcxK rooma will be buyora1 uotlvlty. Idaho ahlpplns 34 by 47 feet. The hciitinir i.iant iwinia and tho Chlcaso market tiro will bo run from the ahop power firm, hoivover. plant In l.a Clrunde.- "Imperial Valley lottttco alilii- Alteniale propound are to l.o.nionta are ranirlnu- eonaiatentlv In taken on telTiizo tint tile for tho flooring. l.lVi;itl')01, I.IVKltl'OOL, Slnrch 7 (AT) Wheat eloae: March 7a Sd ($1.1174) May 7a 11 i(,d (JLICW) July : sh id ($i.i7;a) I'OHTI.ANI) I'ltODl'CK J'DHTLANI), Mar. 7 (AT) Hue. ler: liurely aleudy, .imcliaiiKed. .. l.'KKa: J!n rely ateady, unohaned. -Milk (buiterrat), poultry, counlr mi'tita, oniona, polatoea, wool, nula, liny, oaHcara bark und hops atuudy and uucliaiiKod. SLdAlt AMI J'l.Ot lt l'OItTI.AND, Mar. 7 AI') Cane Hiimir aacki-d basia) : Sternly; cane, fruit or berry, $5, 15 per cwt. lloet aucar, J5.00 cwl. l-'lour eliy , delivery prleeH) : Steady; family putontM, 4!ia J7.40; whole wheat, 4iia $0.60; trraliain, l'Ja JO.r.0; bukera' hard wheat, USa $7.00;. puatry flour, 4a JO. 00. $7.(10; pastry flour. 4Ho Jd.no. It has been Piggly Wiggly that has adhered strictly to the principle of low prices on every article in the store. It's not just a few bargains, and then high prices on most things. It's every article in the store, any day in the week, v . . :i J , ....priced na.bw, as .fl.iinjij.yl.llvill permit. That's why Piggly Wiggly is really a barrier against high prices. SATURDAY and MONDAY FEBRUARY 8th & 10th White Star Tuna Dunbar Oysters No. Vt Can 19c 5-oz. Can 16c 3 for 55c ' 3for47c " CLAMS Namco Baby Namco Minced No. 1 Can 14c No. 2 Flat Can 16c 3 Cans for 39c 3 Cans for 47c Pink Salmon No. 1 Tall Can . . .. ..17c La Grande Flour Federation Sea Foam 49-lb. bag 49-Ib. bag $1.59 Heinz Baked Beans Without Pork Med. Can . . 15c White King Granulated Lge. Pkg. . . 39c Vegetized Wafers and Melba Toast Pkg. 33c Mothers OATS WITH CHINA Home-Owned 1108 Adams, Roesch Potato Market v Trifle Easier; Butter Steady I'OUTIjANW. srur, 7 AIM KBIT anil butn-r urlci-a vro unchanKo'i toihiy. but Imrolv nti-ailv. UcceluM wort! Hoiiiewhut In i-xci-H3 oC - do main.. lti-vli-wliiiT tho fruit anil voko tulilo situation, tho I'urthind bureau tho uelKliborhood of J5U-2CG cars dally. It la improbablo that thla volume will bo exceeded during the remainder of Iho aeaaon, duo to eurtallincnt uf londinRa, tliroiiKh Ceoperatlvo notion by nhlppera. "t-'abbaito la about tho highest. priced eoinmodlty on tho niurket now, with an'ea to rotallera aa hluli aa S-!lc per lb. for beat cnmionbnM typo. . ... S ' "Shliipera of ' HoaobuVff cuull flowcr Blulo that cold weather, will probably delay curlot movement until tho flint of next week. Sup pllca tiro liitht, mid a few an lea in fancy California. cauliflower were made ut $11,110 per orato. liest Ore Ron "flower" sella nt $1.60-1.76 to rutuilcra. - . , :. . v, " . . "OrniiRea 150a nnd amullor, udvuliced UGc per box. "Demand for toiiiutoea .contlnuea alow; however, auppllca uro llRht at thla time, and prlcea advanced to. $4,110-4.50 por lutf of ropitckod stock." : A writer aa'ya 'tllero ia n (treat daiiKcr of wona-n'a utliletlea be coming too cloaely -imitative of inon'a. Wo havo noticed quite a few ot tho liidiea have beco.mo apt In tho luimmer-tlirnw B and M Fish Flakes No. Can . . 14c $1.42 Pineapple Broken Slices No. 2 Can . . 19c Coffee P. W. Special Mb. Pkg.... 34c 16c Each CINNAMON SQUARES Heller Than Graham Crackers Mb. Bag 25c Operated by La Grande People lildg. Corner of Depot & Wash. Large Crowd At Second Night Of One-Act Dramas Tlio Htcond perforinunco uf Buck und JtuHkiii'ii thrco onouct plu-H took placo luBt evening at tho J2. O. N. auditorium with a largo crowd in attendance MIkh I.cna A. Koloy, dramatic Instruc tor at the Kutilorn Ort'gon Nor mal tic hoot, wuh director of tliu productions, und MJmn Agnon JuhiiHon, Uuth Hnutlloy and Mur gart't Town woro prompters. M1b Caioll no wjlllaiuH, art di rector, hud chargo of tho uccn oiy and W. W. Nuubuum directed tho orchcBtra. Committees lu chargo of tho play tvero ua followH: PusliH'Hn Kva-Juuo Krwlu, cluilriuan; Iva WulterH, Margaret Tow no, Alitrgaret llutT, J-orls Komorvllle, Paulino IJajou, Vivian -Uauuen, Uernioco ArcKtnney, Mil dred Htandley, Tlicreun 'Jabor, Chnrlea Cook. Htage milliard lirown, chair inun; Kdlth lOholl. (Ilea Hender Ron, Cecil PoHoy, Ueryl JOngHtrom, DoiIh Kirk Mvelyn Ward, Jaicillo Cittnt, Orueo PhllllpH, GladyH Wll son, Iva Walters, : Helon Collou, Mary AleGot1. , ' , Make-up Afargiwct -Mad duck, chttirman; Harvey Carter, Victor ia 1 HchelKor, Jrnui Deck, Loin Johnson. ; PropcrtlcH llethmyrl Miller, chulrimin; Wurd itcu, KHther lllockhind. 1 COHttim:eH .luanlta Crawford, chairman; JOInora. JIuiiKen, May ;ieint,: Mu.xino Hollar, .Harriet Olonn, Miriunt iFjinnu, JOnmt Ken nedy, Grace IJerr, Ifdna ILarl. .' ' Kloctrlclan Kalph Connor. ;M.Is Uuth Smalley in president of , Hock and JliiKkin; JUtlph Con nor, vice president; Harriet Ahourn, Hecretury nnd Glen Hon doiHon, property manager, i M.aylo Congri'HH ought to. bo adjourned for a while until they get this parrot fever under con trol, i- ....... Sardines North Star Norwegian No. Va Can 2 for 25c II Bulk Macaroni 2J4 -Pound Bag ... ... 19c Salad Dressing Full Pt. Full Qt. 20c 39c Coffee Golden West Mb. Can.. .43c Canned Fruits I'acked in small cans, just the thinj; for small family. Peaches Apricots Tears Strawberries and Cherries . 11c 2 for 19c Oval Can Sardines .