La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 14, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, March 14, 1930 fi rinnnTrv. tsi iftva r i The next dnnec win he m mm. iiioriil held April 1. . Third Annual Camp Fire Girls Tea Is Event of Thursday The lhlrris a n mm I sllvej tea of the f'muH l-'lre groups tif I.a (ininrie. from a (o fi o'cloel; was 11 prei ty even I yesterday at the home (if Mrs. A. J., Kicharrison. Mrs. Kleh nrrisou and Mrs. y. ir. hohiuit kriin Jr., received, .Mis. It. 10. "U'i'Hu-nliuvor presided in tin te.i room ami Miss I nris Warner in. i lio living room. Mlijw Helen Jen. sen ami Helen Hughes hint charge of the exhibit of articles marie with Iniliun designs in preparing Tor earning the bil l Inlay honor. A delightful program of niuslcul Diversity Club J i Ts TCnf-pvtninprl Mid pussy wIIIown were arranged j " in a ihenit. of early spring. Th" .crslty dub met yesterday flub prize were won by If. M. afternoon ai the huuw of Mrs. Hay ami Mm. i. I). I'miiam. Clu:iuV Pmkeit with uhout .15 j members present. Pour new mem- Party Compliments i1;;".;"; J? T- ,KI,",-"'T J; Corvallis Guesti--'- w- ii"mn 'joined nu- lull. lim-sls for tile afternoon Minion Hachytiskt iiml Mrs. O. Iltifr. l'rfKtH nl panic wuro won by Mm. John I'liro, Mrs. llnchyn nkl and MrH. KilnfMcy, , l.ltllo Helen llulmun una l.avcrta litllc Im h house guest or Mth. Kit. 'III.'. Honors lit curds wet- Mrs. llooiiro Mill with Jlra. Hen Noyes rreeivhiR consolation. Dec M''.it,ir riiim Orcirnn, belns appointed the public mind. :. . (villi! differences ' Intra "mm. thorn. , oi lKliiiilly l.y c.nvortmr Wlthy.j The juror chosen wore I.nfnv- i Ho Bold Newborif and Crown were. won l! li'iillllio III 1!H7 tl fill the unexpired .tin U'll.,,., 11 I. ., t, I 11..I..I1I ,tn.i ,.i r,.i.i 1 term or Senator Hnriy Lane nhd .vn, ,ly iinr'nllne, J. V. JIni-'ker! ! naturally muck toKether for Iholr Piirkeit m ii... - .ei,, ..r imm omnr Mwmn, t;. w. ..-.,.,. ...rymij. to phut r..rr..in.,.ni. -i-i, . . i .... n.. . ... . I "' uu i in in niUioniii skiiRtH; leo. II. Cfinnon, John Hnn- hlami. un Uluck, k cusiuiL iumiuuIiii- r. rr..Hni.Mil. 1 1, n,.xt moi tlnic 'fnutlf. A dulnly Unx li I ww. I iv. i.Knltl,,,, 11 nuuilM-r nr thui. ,. Hoy J)ow n O f Clark iliice. . wilt I., wlili Mm. Iilnm-hn l-ioiityini-rv.-d Inlvr In the ,-v.-nl. ,ini-o oniKrlnir th.- wni.tt. " 1 10 K" ' i ... ' . In two woi'ks. ... ' 111,1. hi i, , u- 1 1 ' . Fnr the proaoculitm. Dlntrlot At- I WlinewrH who lind Imtlflid ,...,. 1 .i . . ., . . . , ' toi'ucy 11. HuiI-IrIi uulllni'd tho filncndiiy afleriiuon .were Shi-tlfr, M HHH?! ., ''I'n-Hh onlln J , uwtimony tile tato ..spoctr..! to !A. II. .Miller, ' (K-orKe Hok.mb, l.-,- n4.,r T,, Pi'unn 1 .., .. V ." "i"i'" pn.i.it iilonir tlio lincH followed oner C. I.. Hooth. Murl Punk, Ourar 1 aitV IS LrlVen K"'1"'''! iw.Uililllon In raiuiriwi im 1.. ii.. r 1., 1-..., 1..11.. ma... r..i.. 1 ComnlllTlPntpd ll-0"'""".'.' ',,'.''1' m''n,"''-H:'"k''" . rm-the ilefcnMe, 11. V. Chrl.nuin ! William Womnnk iiud K. -M.' I;riitt'. "lIH-"""CUi,cu .,.,. Wn.0 y M.0,,- ' rorm r.-lli f l.lll out r ultlrh iti'mv , ,u.i0 tlio oponlnK tnt. iuent. Thl I Thin l tho only, euv on . tlx. 1 Mi.i.iii. . ui i.(i I. .... .-t i ' i.'. p.-ni 1. 11. 11. 1 iiirit. i.uiiru. in At 11 ili llBhtriil i.y. nlnir or hrlilire w'''''' IS- '''"Ho I'nni'nn and "Mm. In coiiu.liiiH'nt "to Mm. I. l.lttli- In liiiiiiir or Nl. I'ulrii-k'K day 111 I " Hali'iu mid him Iwcn MIbh l.enu I' Ol. y wn homcmi last j r01' ""' i liuli-, of Klll Jourt, t'ul., Mm. 11. II. j tho M. K. Chlin ll Mouth Tlillradiiy " '""'''"nt hiu i. all his lire. nlKlit IioiioiIiik: lienn .liiinl.sou or! Tw" l",r'Mtlnif rrporu of Ore-1 How wn hqxiewi lust ' evenliiK at nUlil at willed the vuiiiik people. " S. t.1., who Ih n. ifiiem of .MiSBIBn" hllory were presented hy .Mrs. j three tables of bildBe.. .Mrs. Mule- hud an enjovalil,. time. .Miss Kleull- :TI,Ariv TRIAT TV 1 . ..e.iu 111 women III "'" "r-T:. ".'..'. ni.rt..n-.i iiir iiruKruiu. Mrs. H. Littlehale ;St. Patrick's Day UKreed with tho Htatenmnt of the : doeket for trial before Jmlffe. J. W. proKecutlon In many polutw, with ! KnowieH ntr this, term nf eourt. ICnstorn Oretron Normal hoIiooI. An effeetlye decoration wuh i formed hy sprllli,- flowers. I.'lve I tables were ut play with .Mrs. Jaml- i Bon receiving hlsh score and (,-uest ! prize, iiiith the cut pre... ami con- i numbeiB Inelude.l diincinB. pin no V'" - "j -uiss ..lunenne , Gloria, In New Comic Starting- Monday, Is A Decided Brunette i;1 ami V. II. Hlanmr was lender VarlotiH KumeH were played and ref reMhiiu-ntM were .served. 'I lie follow! iik ehuw nirinberK KiicstN were present: Kaye nlswinl;lt-r. Iluael Wt-ndt. PwiKbl ENTERPRISE IS NEARING CLOSE (Continued from Pai On) A dainty two.eourse . wan Berved luler in the i ciifnK. and Instrumi'iiiiil .s.leetlonM and motion houkk wuh priented Uv the famp Klre Knr.ipa of tin- elly, Minn tionevlrve l'le.er, of the WuKdlU .. Ki'oup. played a vl'din ft.tlo. Mian i Cn.1M T?,,'TrtJ r , jtarbam foolhle, of the I'ukwanu &GWln& Enjoyed By IMIioi'h note: Jh low l an ar- The old.fiis1iloi.eri danim I in ril- I - tiele hy Mr. IllenOorfr on the Hilb-jtreNH was uluayH btdinr threaO'iied ( ....... w,! i..,,. ,.f r.Mii Mini. t...riMtf .iit.l In H I... explains why hp has ehOHeii a brn. nolle for "tllorla, the lllii of Your nreams." a dally eonile m herln In The Observer next Monday tfioup, presented a piano xi l. etlon. I , hi U Till rin AT oaf liopn'SentluK the (MieHkoehnmr: v "o Kionp. MIhki'. Ida itmi Opal XobU.H iil:ivtnl ii itiunn iliift MUu 1 nie 1.,.,.. imtiK r.,n,i(.r...i ..i...',. '. ,. w:is onjoye.; She Is from the Hohena Ki-onp.- A , ti i T y y nlI' tap daiiee was kIvwi by M isfios I . .. . V . ... V ' make hit u ilnrk-halrM beauty. CJonevlevo Spaeth ami Orvallne 1 llt !llk'11 wl11 ',0. en lo th-. inHtend of blonde, as ".m.ntv uMh" A pleasant afternoon of Kt wlnir ! by the Kltleh and Itv .liilhin Ollendorff (reaier of "tiloria") luive hi-i-n afiknl. w hrther I MDHtio Clorta a brnnett' intention-; to uvereome, ami plenty and. If so. why-I ehone .to sitlon: but she will sue without calling ftr . help Williams aceoiiipaiiled by M,1sh Waebelovnn Kt onp." Winif-vd Seott. lcl,tlr,,1,M mmle. Thirteen from tho I'atapoehon uronn. rianred u searf tlanee. .The Xhontn Kionp, led by the Knanllan, .Hhk land wuh finished, ami artieleH or ( nietnbers were preont. generally are depleted. eonvli'tfil ut iiif..t...tt..... '7 ; ; ! ' , , . , ' "h,UK) "orvliiB a term In I'nulln. hdwanls. .Moltam Hapkln. ,.0. !,. w , ,.., 1 !i t )m rl n. i l-Mu'u fiiti li.iuuiu U'l . .. .... and seroainlnit for hel., or lalnllnK i , , . ,, ., , ' " I "lo Biime eharcii and the .. . ... . . ,, . ... . ' io iiKiee. ne was tried isi.n, Marlon Webb, minor Hicks, n j,a ciramle und convicted and . una M inimi n, .r.vii Horoiy, .Miiye i. sllireme court held tho circuit Hose. Anna. Itobhlns. l.oln Kasln. court had no rlirbt to lrnnr..i- llm !ner, Hlnneli Vcek. Kulli IClani. . case to Union conntv and sent It iMrs. Illcks. .Mis. S. K. Haker, W. back for retrial, and that Is how ill. Stunner. Iluxel Slltrlner. Karl It happens to be on nunln. 'jtoiiKins. itoy Ktrklaml. tleorffe ; I'lank. William l-Mani. Miles Mur , ray, Howard l'i;terson, and the Itev. I.'rank Hopkins. and beliifr rescue.l! Snuiehow It always seemeil rlhl that IliiH weak, ' pore, 'UT ' abused, helpless, ellntf-t In-vlnc beauty coubl be reiresclil i d only as a blonde. OI.OKIA wli rlt-bt her own bat tles. She will not win always: .she will have setbacks, many .obsiaeh s of oppo eed, and Dark.liairi'il women ha'e always sugtrested slrcliKth. Most of the There'is a reasotl. CJlorla Is the i-dynnniic women of hislory and Nc- j AnilOUnCementS I the nrternoon ilelielous i ments were served. Later ht ! refresh- laicy l'inkle. sanir nio Hoatlni; Koni:" and 'llurn l-'ir,. Horn." At' the tea table which' was ef feetlvely centered in lavcndnr and pink reaturinK roses and tulips with lavcndnr tapers, were Mrs. l.olf Awes, Mrs. Merlin Hatley, Mrs. It. K. Tyler and Miss Madeline l.ar-' ""n t four tables son. . tilrls assisting in the si'rvine Sprlnit flowers were were: Muriel Webb, Wakellta, Clarice Taylor and Helen Ariufichl. riikwnna; Mariann Nelson, ches. keyohniney; Klorellcn" (Irceii, . 1 1 o -hena; Clara Nnrrls, Wacbolovun; Doris Hunt and Hetty Deiiu, Tata' Iioehoh. . - . ' Charming- Dinner ;And Bridge Party Mr. and Mrs. le Honvy were host and hostess to the members of Ihe Cilo club at a charmiiiK dinner. liiidKC lasr nlKht at the Sacajawca Inn. Oreen carnations formeil a rentcrploce in a St. Patrick's day theme on the table. HridM-e honors were won by Mrs. Waller Iteuter and Chase Ilnhnen kainp. .Mr. and Mrs. ir. N. Ashby received Kuest. prize. Dinner And 'Bridge At Nelson Home M a r.h.armim; dlnner-hiidKe Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Nelson entertained the Alpha club last evening at their homo on Cedar slreor.- Dal'l'odils Mrs. Pidcock Is Hostess to Club; ' r . i , Mrs. Will, Pidcock : ientertained I tile X, 'll, it. club yesterday after- ! of brldlfe: attractively arranged uhout the ho tic. .'Mrs. Waller Jones received thf club prize for blub tally. v Second award ws won hy Mis. Bert Webb. Mrs. Wlli Wilson was; presented withv:tho' iruest honors; and . con Kolaliou was received by Mrs. ' Lot SnodRrass. . ' ' NearliiH- 'the close of tho after noon,, a dainty two-course lunch eon was served. --- Dancing Club In . , Party Last Nighti Old time rinne.es nml a prize waltz were featured t.t the inoet Inp of tho Onod Tlme.s (nnclnfr club last nltfht In the La Clrande hotel ballroom with n larpe crowd in attendance.. The prhte wnlt. was i won by Mr. and Mr. W. W. Kiev-f ens, of t.'nton. One quadrille was enjoyed. Music wa.s furnished by the stnrNovelty orchestra. Mr. uud Mrs, Georjcc J3lrniu were in chariro of urrau'metitH with Mr. and Mm. X. A. Harrison. Mr. and Mr. Iirry C, ( Merarthy, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. -Stevens asHi-stiiir?. Punch was s.-rved hy. MIhh Jean Devlne. ... JOEL'S "I Ti-rkeley H.uare," a play by : lialderson, will be reviewed by Mrs. t I onuliI I'aKUe ut the ineetinir of I the NrlKhliorhood Literature rltib, thlH eviuiliiK' at 7:.tu o'clock In the gold room of the I.a Grande hotel. This play enjoyed an tiniiHual rim lln New York last year and aceorri j Inir to some critics Is one of tins : best produced In 1 !-.!." As the cane has been before tho public for a year and a half, tho lawyers were very cautious In sel ecting jurors, and two callH had to be sent out for new lists. Natur ally everybody had heard of the shooUnV of Mr. Olsen and of the trials followliiK. but most of the men who wero questioned said they had no prejudice and were ready to render Impartial justice. There was much lens feelltn; over the matter than when It was fresher In SATURDAY SPECIAL CINERARIA SALE IFOR 99 CENTS 2 FOR $1.00 ovists ill5,& Adams Ave, Phone M-ll iTWO KILLED IN i COURT BUILDING j FIRE; TWO HURT (Continued from Page one) the M'errlnmc Chemical company ' plant at South Lvcrctt with a Iomm ! of rtHi,aoo. Firemen from clht cities fought the flames. Six were overcome and HMI othera wero uf- fected by sulphuric tames. Seven Imllriintfs, three and four story wooden structures, together with much equipment, were burn ed. A number of cars in the re pair yards of the Hoston elevated system also were destroyed when the fire spread. ; Main 759 Corner Cedar and Washington MONEY AND TIME SAVERS : No time wasted at our- store in f in d ing a parking : place. Just drive up, park, walk in save money It's easy at Joel's. SATURDAY AND MONDAY Carrots, radishes and onions, bunch 5 Rhubarb, lb. "J. - ! 10 Fresh Whole Wheat Fig Bars, 2 lbs 29 Marshniallows, 1 lb. package 29 Our regular large lettuce, 3 heads 25 Lihhy's Apricots, can 30 Ri'oken Pineap)le, can - -25 Square Family Graham Crackers (not the largest size) --34 Bananas, golden fruit; 3 lbs. 25 3 lbs, powdered sugar 25 Rhode Island Red hens, plump. Always dressed and drawn. We offer this week the same quality tomatoes as we had last week at 2 for 2-rc. PLEASE PHONE EARLY WE START TAKING ORDERS AT 7:30. t?lrl of your dreams, l.ul she Is tion. were brunettes Cleopatra, a modern Kill, nor the old-fashion- ' Schcherezade, Salome, farmer, ed type. She knows what alio l':,,','"1"''h- . , The brunette Is more, forceful. "d 1" Komir after it In tbe;tlle bionne re subtle; the bru it. .. rn manner, with a spirit or j netlc is more stunnlnif, the blon, It self reliance and independence. She more pirlurosijue. -Is not tho frail heroine who tainted : Hrunctle benaly is elemental, In- Ihe Kenlleiiian's arms, or w-us ! starMlnR, deep, sortly siaoiilderiUK. rescued by wpnilrnus kniKhts. She mystciioiis as soiitbern nlKht skies. .Is full of vim, vIkoi- and vitality. i exotic, alluiiilK. and her wondrous nlKhts are those And -because that describes iny she spends al parties, dances the- Idea or OLOIHA aim In a bru aters. In lilh society, and so on. luetic! STATE Theatre - FRIDAY & SATURDAY TWO DAYS ONLY ALL TALKING COMEDY MODERN MARRIAGE; COLUMBIA Production l. Also The Third Chapter of "THE VANISHING WEST" PLUS A GOOD COMEDY iiOiii) itALroru ilij A'OKI(J, Kim'.. Mar. M (AP) A medical report Issued by l.orrii Pa 1 four's pllyslcla ns sa hi : "Lord j Palt'our's comlllion was not (piltc . so satisfactory today." The noted statesman has been ! Ill riurlliK the past, week, HUffer lmr from a chill. l!e. is a 2 years 1 nrT."M "", - IXPLG.MA'r. A1T1IOH DKAl) NHW YDUK. Mar. ii (AP) Aritthur Sherlmrni I lnrdy, diplo mat ami author, died at his home In Woodstock. (onn., was S'2 years old. lust nlKht. Me l-ii'' to market rnnrililopK, ap pi oxlmately seven million musk rut -Ufns are in stoniKc in the Yukon district. LIFE TERMER IS SHOT BY GUARD (Continued from Page One) 'i'l, died on tho tfullmvH here today j for the ttllllntf of Abraham Handle-1 man. young lo.i AiiK'-h's shoe chrlc, j (lining an aiieiu-ed holriii) a year iigo. The trap was sprung nt 1 : Q 1 a. in. II' was pronounci'il dead at tu:lH a., in. LUMBER MEN IN OREGON MAY PUT WARREN IN RACE (Continued from Page One.) McXnrv, loriuy received n. telegram from Senator M'cNury advising that I he senator's declaration of can rihliiey Tor reelection Is on I1h way i to Miileui rt Of ii Washington audi I'UHCi sluted lie expected lo file the declnralloii wllh the secretary of i Hi itte here next week. 1 Senator MeNaiy is in his thlr-j teenlh yeiii- :i I'nlled Stutes Sena- I SB Grande Ronde Meat Co. :V Packers and Distdbutors of Mt Emily Products City Grocery Economy Grocery . I . Hoover and Market and Market I Market . Main 75-50 . Main 573-48 Main 755 FULL CAPACITY We are packing PORK to full capacity. In order to do this it is necessary to move several cuts of the Pig at a very low price. The prices listed here are practically -!' I t. PORK CHOPS , oC PORK 'STEAK f "OK Pound round ZOC SHOULDER RIUS -t rv SHOULDER ROAST OO pound : :.. 1UC Pound : We are paying $10.85 per hundred for live porkers today; GROCERY DEPARTMENT SATURDAY SPECIALS MM Crystal White Soap 25 I?nrs $1.00 Standard Corn & Peas Guaranteed good (Jj - A A No. 2 tins, 10 for pl.UV Rice Fancy lilue Hoe fl"l AA 15 lbs Pl.UU, Carrots California Fancy Larjje Hunches OC: Celery Large -while ' "t P. stalks IOC MONDAY , SPECIALS- Sperry's Pancake Flour '1 SI. 00" Sugar . f .1 $1.00 Monarch Peaches $1.00 Oranges i 59c Large Packnp;e A for .-1.: C &11 Cane 15 lbs Fancy Halves 2'2 tins, A for .: Sweet and Juicy 126 size, doz. MOUMaUBBBlBlHSUMHiMnn nrm n t fTi nr-ITMjro J TWENTY FIVE DOLLAR SUITS Suits of pure virgin wool direct from Oregon City and many other well known brands. Men's or , i young men's models in all the newest patterns Some with two trousers. NEW SHIPMENT RAYON SHIRTS & SHORTS QC- NEW SHIPMENT (I?C CA OUC BOSTONIAN OXFORDS PD.Ol& up NEWSPRINT. flr HATS ARE HEREpO& up Tut Stobc For Evenv Man