La Grande evening observer., March 19, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

Pap Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRAN DE, ORE.
Wednesday, March ID, lyao
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HOUSE
FROCKS
With a Note
of the New
$1.79
Gay, cheerful and smartly styled in a
number of chic models by Pollyanna
and Juanella. You can rub 'em, tub 'em,
scrub 'em and they comeupsmilinp;.
Pleasing Plaids Prints
Perky Little Dots
$1.79
HILL'S
La Grande's Own Store
Grange Agrees
On Scholarship
For 4-H Worker
rt- Mrs. ,. a. r.nk i in I And Comedv
jrraiiKi rommilt(i limit o n of It. S.
C-nictiM'k, Hay Duncan, Aim. Ml fnrthrtr ill inonMnttion of
li;m Alln, Mr, f. (1. SprliiKft, tin. I ) llu. k yit nnphimhiM rtminnth'
tli-orKi CiOlay hUi a moMlUK at port Hiilitii- nf tho talkhiK pirturt
(h Krhool houM AlafKiuy iiflor- was unfohliMl today at tin tai
noon ami (looiih-tl to kIvi Hcholar-I tlirntir as tin nii unwmitul for
hIi I p to thi 4-H rluh mi'inh. r who r )nm'ntatlon of Ali-tio-Colflwyn-uiil
mill fin niOKt momti.TK to the .NLiy-i latii all-talking proiim -
Kl.tnKe. .They teclieil upon this
hei'iiuHi tjie most nultamliiiK ehiii
worker iy nil the prUe and u.i
the week at (orVHllii 1 In every
Mlueational aiol also a hit of
piMiimie in mo mii or a noy or
kii. inry iiit'iiifii in ir ve inem
KOinoOililK elan to work fur
The St. Patrick's day card party
.tpotixorcil liy the Women's club
a a -very ileMtrlitrul affair so.
rially and n.Iil.il .0 lu the ror
fetn uf the club ttvamtry. The
eoinuiltten In chariie was Mrs. J.
. i.eau. M in, .Ainrrt Heeker. Mrs. 1 1 um" efl -stafte. Ijerates "Simon
f. K. Ilcrlseh and Airs. It. S. I'olii- I etiiee" for not whippInK him "un
StOCU. ! , p,K."
The ltev. II. J. Cireen. who Is Thlr Intimale trouper stnrr Is the
connected with the Haptlst rlmrrh warp of a plot In which tile love uf
at Preowatcr, paid a. visit 10 Cove "Simon l.exrc.-" (liaymond Hack
where he wax fiinnnrly located. He .tt) and "l.lttle Kvu" (H.ssle
(nine un Monday for tho erenlnic . I.ov. ) frms (lie woof.
.. iMce anu stayed over Tuesday.
koliiK for u trip to the mountain
with some of the niKh s,diool boys.
, ', J'".' ,r. ,,Uy f ""' 1-OV' ,"Kh !
S'liool will bo presented mtitrday
eveninir. Mar. iia insirad of on the
tl'nd us rormerty amioun. c.l.
! Hoy H. it with a dairy of : cows
(las recently installed a new milk.
er. He finds that It Cuts the lime
.. .....k .mi is in every wy sit-
"'. e.r. urn naa a ner.l or
thiiu fanry Mock.
NORTON'S
KIDDY SHOP
1928 Chevrolet
Landeau Sedan
Lots of Extra Equipment
Only 8425
PERKINS MOTOR CO
Main 5 4th and Adama
THEATERS
'Girl in the Show"
Full of Romance
tinn. "The OiM In the Show."
"The iiirl iA ttm tyinw" I tho
first talkie I.' i1tenHt tt hek
ilaifn" story. In it delineation of
Uie trial of a hedraiTKleil 'I'nek'
TouW fahln" troupe it kIvch a pw-
leet vocal mid visual portrait of
an nmu.-iriK Niihjcrt.
Thi'ie in real trnedy in Ita:
inond ltfti'kt'tl' voice a lie order
"LaV to HhK down the eui-tafn
when Nancy Price develop a stom
ach urhe In "Little KvnV death
KCen'! Anil you roar when "1'ncle
It isr't a protdem drama, this
"(Hi I in the Show." but it will
tlu,, ,.ul ... ,.rkm
'""".. Th"re very
tolk- th.e "T..o." i.i
od enter.
human
lolk. thi-se "Torn" troupers, and
yoe'il l.ne thei.i. IVrhaM you'll
i ii. il a tear when the poverty
stricken troupe buys ltessie love
thlitiK" prewent. Hoi mojt of
nil
you'll IuukIi for h-sl.ie luy- i
mj nd HrMir lh,.r, ,
those
lH ll Mlnl-lifti f .1 it. In-, k i f...... I.....
Piotiu
SPRING TIME
oooooooooooooooooooooooc
ASH DRESSES
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC
In all the new
fast color prints
Every Little Girl
Should Have Several
at This Low Price
98c to $2.95
Ladies Wash Frocks
For Street or House
$1.95&,$2.95
Cove Men Find
Oregon Lands
Best After All
Mis. A. (. Omklln
(-Observer t "orrepoudent )
YVK (Special I l heodore tin I
!. Mr' 'lain made ii trip run
WaMiimrton hxrt week tn lout; in-if-
r,mo ruriiis offi r-d for rint Imt
rtlurjod lore better pleam-d with
Ot-i-viiM and nut at all interested
In rnrinltiK tn Northern Washing
ton.
A birthday parly was held ul
the Ihiiim of Air. ami AT . T. i.
Hefty lYidny jiltri noon when four
I. ii 1 Inlay were celebrated, All't
'mule, it j hi; Ii t r ul' Mr. ond Mr,
Leonard 'loule, was I'uiir Mar. M; 1
'i -rut; Tow It. daughter "f Mr. ittnl
Mrc Thomas Towli. muh llini
Thursday the Kith; IHmald Hefty.
, ton of Mi. uinl Mln. T. Hi-ftv
wan inn the I'.lli ami Mrs. I.. At.
i I .ant:; w hose birthday falls on the
' Mth of Mnrch w.i one of lh
f iMbm. Keith Hallmark, on or
t Mr. ami .Mrs. J. Hallmark who
uill la mm un the 9th of April
wins u iruest on were also the ninth- j
. rii of nil the children. J
I. (!. Stnrklfiiiil ttnvt' ti party
; .Mu (ul ay I'olrltrniinK III." birthday nn
pl versa r. There were It k". '
Oh relative: atitl a few othei.
M !(.' I.. K. Amh rjion, anil Mrn. K. ;
Ii. MaelUand each mailt-"a birth-s
day cake fur tlm occasion. The
! Kiicfts were L. .Miller and two
hoiik, Itodnoy ami Oilln from In-
lon. Mr. and A';. 1.. K. Aml.T-.nn. t
. Thelrna. I.nan ami 'onrad And'-r. '
i .-on. Mr. and Mr. t M. Staehland,
Mr. ami .Hen. K'- J- Staehland.
Karl Ji Monte and Virginia Moo
iltavi. Ml- Hcrniee Vl.i ami tho
i ltev. Diniiiu (Irocti.
The Ki. Kinina Oreen of I 'oca
tello. Ma., iivi u n-adfnx' nt tho
' home of Mr. ami Mrs. L. IS. Antler
con Sunday evenimr. There were '
about 3 ii present. Airs. Uri-t-.i was
' .i jrii( at l hi; Anderson home
over nlifht. Monday afternoon Mr.
K IX Miller of I'nion cninc for lnr
ami h.ok hr lo Hut Ijke whi'n
sh will Rfve a n-ailintr Mnmltiy
i-i'-nimv. She will l- In Cove ntfaln
, thi HiM'k. Air. Own his Muni
lh- uinli'r fn Tai'onia an.l i now
I up. rouu to In r home in I'omtollo.
! Mr. an.) Min. Louis I'ork uml
Mlw: l.mih' lV,li iittfmliil the
I.. I). S. onforonri' In l-i (Jrnmtc
Sntiirrlay t--tiiiir ami Sun-laj-..
M.-. ami Mrs. lfk viflU'ri their
ron Arthur ivck an.l family in
li kit lust wii-k. Air
rthur
l'mkV iiuiilii-r Mi-s. Martha Whim
1 py of l.fhi, l iah. way al.o a fin-t
i at thi iVrk htnno in Halur.
lii iMloi o A!r 'luin has i entail
tin plan- on tho hi 11 si.!.- hr-lunifinir
to Air. IMith I- 1Vhi- ami uiovtil
thT .Miiiohiy.
A. union.
ertnhitinr of
(.Iinrjf' tulay,
ltay iMUM-atl
'OininittiT mri-tlnu
It. ( 'onotok,
.Mrs. Lillian Alien,
alul Mrs-. ( a.
Sirlnvir- im i nt i ).. u..i..i i.rt.....
the
Monday aftetnnon to consider the
m-onn.iti.... f ...hnUrthi., r.-
! propoitmn of a M-holurShip for
i oine omstamiirip 4-H chih work
! er. A ineetiiiR will he held today
the st hitol house whi n JL S.
yinou.', Mato chili Reader, will
he pr-swit.
1 in- Cistern Orv von Normal
I school will presfiit a program at
the wontanV chip mevtiiiK Thurs
day nftiTiioon, Alureh 2u.
.Miiw Lm ilf I'eck, u ho has ht-en
lenehinir at Riverde. will mti-nd
J the Kaatrrn Oikoii Normal s'hool
: La (Iraiulf tho nininK' yiiar.
Thf Junior play will lie prfsni-
ed at the Alucciihev hall lri.lav
cninK. .XTuivh 21.
V. (J. .e is. the mK-lnnary at
I ltaker, hfld i'rvice at the ANcen-
ion Kpisco.-il chmvh Sund.iy af-
ternuon. Air. Miehelsun, a younv
1 Mem) uf hbi at Maker, came down
with him.
The ltev. V. K. Hohini. who 1
(holding evaiifretistlc mfvtiut at
tht ltnpti.it church, ha a icnud at
I tendance. Thfre tire regular serv-
ices ewry evening exept Sitturday
and .servh-i every afternoon at
:S ee.-pt Saturday.
Sunt, and Mrs. itov t'onklin. of
t'liitin, w-rt I'ove visitors Sunday.
Supt. and Mr, i". (I. Spitnir
't'U Sunday in thf opi n enjoyimc
t,M' Kreen rieMo and the primr
't""-
1 til liiw-l, (li..i.l r.on.lu.l I,
jnuular routine .Monday alter hav
; injf spent most of last week at thi
! district tournament in I'nion.
.Mr. and Mrs, C. K. Ilnrker were
dinner KUest. of Alrn. Ldia AL
l.antx Sunda.
It. L lUrkir an.l Dorothy and
Ib'it.i went to .Muddy creek Sunday
after Mrs. Itarker who sivnt the
week nt the It. 11. laniel h"me.
Nw Jab for Toy
Proper toy hnul. hrinj jNnt
proper etiioilohnl s-ability. itirJuce
thought, foster the iiti.ivitintl.di. ile
vetop t),e rltrhl nm. !e and
call f..nh and deepen th sene of
ot.mty In color ami nn. Wom
an' Home t,mn.tnioit.
i - rny i jdom i
I t ft - r . . I l.'isi . 1 " VJ
WlbUM y A TI M E. 1 r
W WIS'
Wisdom demands thnt you foPM XT 1" '"Li i
1 secure the services of ex- -ZZl J
pert morticians who know cuoim m. i .
the science and ethics of ' Hoon, 'iair- f, ; ,
their profession and who p ub i"i'c,n' "r w m j
have demonstrated their ! , tv,mitt. f J'.' !
capncity and ability. tw. earned his y
We Understand j J). ;
bnoagrass iBS " tiMr. fixsr 1 ,
& Zimmerman ' '"'y, Z ( A
Phone Main 62 itmeepi the I I
MODEST MAIDENS .
Trudo Alarki Ki'iKiraiirin Appli'l Kor I" S. I'atont Offire
ll if - not akinc tiko muoli
Pioneer Woman
Passes; Funeral
Is At Wallowa
Uy C. Alt-ok '
tOUstrvT forrtponilnt
WALLOWA. Oro. (Special! - -Mr.
Suie K. Mwk. one of the pin-ne-i
iviihnts of the Leap com
miihlty pastil away at h-r home
!,"(t mih1 at f town. V 1-
lii. Alirch 12. IV.tW fo!.tvin
an illness uf several months. Susie
Kiiii'llnc Itoht-rtr. wns In.in in I'm
ion county. ( it trim July Ufii
umt was a tlauhter of Samuel ami
America Itohert. The ramily
moe tn this county in the late
elirntiv and s-ulit in the upper
Leap section w her tlu-y restilrvl
for nia ny yen rs. -On Ma rt-h 4 ,
t n !t - sin- w a innrrit-tl o Hiram
M-ek at Knterpris1. Ore. Tiie
ll"!ilr'r"1 lrece,led her in death July
1 s- s" n vifd hy three
sous. Annuel and CliT.v.-r Meek
of Wallowa and Kverett H. Itob-
erts or Knlcrprise, an.l the follow -
InK brothers nnd slslcrs: 11 in
i-urker. -wr .liiiiio iiin. ,.t li
Grande. .Mrs. lora lli.ker of St-'
attic. Frank Hoherts of Ita kor an 1 ,
John A. Itohert of U.irmh, WaMi-j
fllif hr,ilhf.r U'lllintu lt..l..--lu n.tM-'
rd awav in 1!M: IMneral services Tho Macka ri,dl Hon here to
u,., conduced at the AL P'Up an S O S call from
ehuroh Kridav afterm.on with the
lte. O. K. I'alnim in charge of thP
pervice. The W'alhiwa Kt'anro of
which Airs-. Meik was u member
had chaixe of the services at the
cemetery. r ontrmutcd.
U. U. O Kisher. of the Lfs.p com-1 t r, cptci by the American frelKht
im.nity. has been busy during ihe pr Syros wbch wajl ahoul 7& milf!)
k movimr to one of the
Majrill farm in Viiblle valley, thi
farm un n-Ceiitly vacatwl by Mr.
pasi e.K loov.njr io one ot itu.MlU,h ,.f th- Kucenie.
nirnm " !M,n- 1 ,s",;r "inear to us." was the message ent
pec: to continue operatins hi I lo lh,, Svro!, bv the Kupenie.
larse farm in the Leap community' Tm, Ktmenie. of C.S12 tons. I
havinir the greater pan of the ! from It:lllimore foria50lllP.
farm seet-ed to winter wheat this- , , ,
Hva Itarker and Mr. IH WUI Pal RatlSOm
ue inn. i i,t ranie. were caileu
here the last of the week by the
sertolt illnej-v of their siMer Mril
S'usie Meek. j PAN ANGLO. Tex., March 13
S.itu llud.in.and family whojfAP) An airivlane to carry 3,000
have bi-n livlni; in the west part! pesos ransom for J. I. Hritow.
of town for the past two yars. have '. "0. American oil operator reported
!eaed the Jack tflllaspic farm on;bfld by bandits at Mazatlan. on
Iu'amond Prairie and moved thcreithei west coast of Mexico, wfts un-
recentlv.
L. . Alinor. who has his band
of sheep on n.nv in the hills
iat of here, report lambs arriv-
in-. at hi fhn k in good nuiiihers
at this time.
Mr. Jehu t'oiieh. of Leap, hi
been on the ffiek list for the past
romr'LrJ". "I? 1
I- Touch spent Sunday at the,
John i'ouoh home in Leap.
I no dirt nndi of thi eonrmun-
it have settled
low n and drictl up
' i 1 1 .ue mm irt-mf: tfl
. .1...; . iSgfe-g
. Miiltt 1 i a
but inn soutil on?
; on .smne of tho roads. Wiih the
! ir real er part of the moisture from
! the winter snow runninir off he
Tine tho fiiit had lift thi tTtmnd
: the soil has not heeti wet to .1 very
reat tlepth. nnrt hut few dt-en
; miid holt are found in the road.
Mr. Mamie Ityatt, of Weston,
Willie and Lloyd 'o..k. of La
Ciamle. AS . and Mrs. Ouy I'arker,
also of l-i Ohimle. l'rank Uoherts
and wife, of Maker, 'and K. It.
i liolieris and wife, of L"nterpHe.
; wr re here Kriday attending the
'funeral survives-' of Mr. Susie
.Meek.
Mr.. Clle- IMjis hi been sick i
I the past several day ufferinj; of;
' a revel e cold. '
I Mr. I.illie Cook returned to her
hoiui- at La (rninde the last of the'
vok after spendinc a week at the
. Meek home. '
Mrs. Klhn I'arker. of Ut Onimle. J
has heen vistlimr the past several ;
day at the Meek home. t '
Gilbert Maker. T. A. Hakke nml '.i
; other farmer of thi community '
have heen busy recently hmilinir:!
Ii.i from the t. A, Hunter faitn.
;
L I,
w cek freighter
Sends Out SOS
NI-U YOUK. March 13 (AT-
! im ,,rwR ireipnter ttcenie.
the lrek
which listed her position at I'OO
mile northeast of Hermuda. The
Kuenie ald her engine had
stopped and he wan unable to
steer.
The Kin?Ani's mLir' u-ic I r
"Drifting,' southeast, our ensines
are stoppel. cannot steer. Come
For Oil Operator '
ider charter here today iff fly Imme-
! -Mutely to the oil nun rescue.
i ord'm Obie lirH-tow, son Of the j
prisoner, expected tn make an early
departure for Mazatlan with the '
money. He planned to stop at Kl j
j l'-o, Tex., en route,
1
Marshfield Will
Entertain C. E.
i m ti:..ni-'ir.jv riie i-i
i i. .i.,. .......... t.....
of
t more than liirtft younc pepU on
j t'oo Hay when the state cunven-
tion of the Christian Kudeavr
oeiety convenes here for f.t'T
LOS ANOKLXS L. A
Gonveniaice '
omtort ttospitdUty
Yi will ppr!Jte th rjcrl!f-n
trKt and mcdetut TtUt. The
cv' most crmriifv lrca.x! hxr.
One block fru Pmhtnj Square
AOtnuffli to all ieWirj tncn,
theatm, truncal irvrrtuticnt nxi
cicctric liffvti for ail naan.
Grag dfLMnmft.
An Owi HgMte-l ,A I' fed.
! lr.,-. . - f; " J l
1 rtoi , l :
IWWM F4-m FtifmJh ft. 1
Hotel Savoy
SlltS m Bn.4
Carr Furniture
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Eastern
50 Pieces
Plain White
$5.95
Illltti quality srnilr Am
frimn i).inl . noi-cclnlii
will not clitfk op (ILs
olor urior lonir use. An
Itlrnil m-i for rvi-rjilnj-np.
Sot ronlst or so
ptooos.
fl bread ami Initter plates
s pie pkit,
S dinner plates
i chk and sRiioers
(Ifiinoi lntc
0 llo plnlw
0 ouix and saucers
o oiii dishes
M.aMA
days. April to CT. im-hisive.
a refast heimf completed.
The general committee In chares
ki:. appointed J. It. I.edumfiild
ci'Tivention chairman. All detail
of the eonventfi'n will be handled
i.-y the general committee which
...,it.!-N.'d
CflOS
nay lo'sini-! t.oi , n. All
' SI Wslie shrieked THOSE WEDDING BELLS
SHALL NOT RING OUT!"
"And w hy not, my child?" demanded thrsrxtun, quite hiiOlotl. '1 hae
changed my mind," cried the (sir damnd. "I couM notr live wiih a
man with such a voice ... He must clmnjre lo 01.11 ciu.d , , (j)e
ciKarctte made from quern-leaf tobacco . . . Titt-y refresh the thnmt."
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