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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1930)
Saturday, March 22, 193(j LA GRANDE L . fiNlNO OBSERVER, LA (iRANOlfi, OKB. frilOCAIL-IBipPIErjr dny'a visit. Hop duuphtor Hitn-1 boll, who it u Btu tie nt at the I'nl verslty of Oroitiin, will 11101 them In Portland .to spend tin spring vucntlon. Her Yewtenlny 'ilrtnry .McKlnney, wheriff of Baker county, anil Arthur riwift, rfftlrtBiMntnlive front linker county, wei' n I.u O ran tip yesterday. ,Mi!, Hud ft , Is hi) lntertini,r charnt'teiv utitl hn travelled considerably hi tti United States, havhiK been In ery -county in every mate In Hit ITnidnl an'l fan name the cntinty maVOt each of thosi counties, iw- nidea dest'i'thlnK" ihelr boundaries. He wns recently featured fi) IHp. H-y's ''Helieve It or Not." icjrnel to SWiool I Mlfts .M Uu Hanks, who, has been at Hotno since; the completion of her fail term work In commerce" nt O. S. t'., returned lo rtrvnllls Inst ' liieht where she will nltond eul UHo'iliidnK spring term to Ki-ml-irato in -.Inne. She will' stop tn ihtrtthnd for a few days. While Jjerd she has been -with her pnr tyits Mr. ami -Mrs. V. 1. Hanks. IfiTln.1; Toilny . j Miss Father Itahn I leaving tn any$ on hep way to I, on Aukp1 v 'lyhpt'n she . will Ik with ii sister, unity, next fall whon she plans to eVitfll college,' majoring in Journnl ihrit Miss llalin has been a station!' njt-the Knstern .-(.TreKon . Normal Hfh4ol and tl iirlnic the last few months was employed ly .The ihse.e.'er Jis school ami eourt house f t :' - tiro Association Meets Of considerable interest to tim Her; owners in thp protection of til oil properly fr-om . fire Is the meeting of tho Union County Fire lissncintlon Monday morning tit 11 o'clock in tho t'ity hall. . A. 101 Jjott. state forest or, tofrclhor with lVpresoiilatiyes frmu the United v ."ffitt'S rorest -service will bo prcs- tiit. Alt llmbpp owners and oper ators hi i' expected to Iip present. To Wasco , ' Jeuneilo M filler, Margaret M- Key anil fteta Iturress, students ni th0 1-.nster,n Oregon Normal school, have (join; to Wasco lo spend a few ttuyH visiting. While attending school tiny are nt.ihe Charles Stills hfnnp." Mrs. llnrress ami Sirs, ilpdler wore in ln (rnnde .''jlhursilay ami Krhlay before they Ipft ypslerday for- home. ' I'wmi l iilon Mrs. i K. llPSM und family, of Union, wore I,a Oramlp visitors to day on business. .!. '. . lloro 'nils Mnrnlnt: .MJkh Jyon-nu Htewart. oC Alicel. ciuiie to 1m Irni.de thin m urn Ink' on business. On ItusliiPttM Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Mprrltt. ir Kluin, wore In Ii (!j iiinlp Kridny ' on husiiipHS. I .Mlendeil I'lny ! Frank I .one It, John Winn, Flos sie. IujjIps, AIim. Childers and Aire. Ituek attended tho proftentatlou of i "Kmpy" last nllmt at Summor-villo. VWiIuh: hpkw I Alt, and Aire. Thomas fJnnt from Halfway urn visiting their dam'b- tPr, Lucille, who is a studoift at ilie Kustern Orotron Normal schoid. ( ImiiKt In l'rojtrani M rs. S, H, Mnrsnn, who was Kclieduted to slntf Sunday at tho l'rosbytciiaii phurch. Is in Poitlantl and AUsh Kathei'inp WIssler, so prano, will sins "till l.m AIp Hoar Thy Ijovins KindneKs,' by Calver. I'm n i Uis AtiKfli Airs. 11. Aleualf and son. Hubert, from I -os Anstdes, ruturnetl to l.u Crautlo, tlielr fnrmpr homo, J-'iiday. to vl.nit with' hpr dan eh tor, Airs, (Mark Webb. . .. To Allium v - "Alitfs Alni'KTarpt Town p. who Is. attending thu Kaslcrn Oi-oson Nor ntal wphool, has sone to her homo In Alilton for a few days., v' team exemplified the first dejrroe. i pmvtiiov; In ' a Imttlo hetwot-tt About 2n persniiH from Ji irande l.oiUt b-ndlt and 2.00(1 sold lore, nttendod tho yKuhrniPrvillo piny ay Chinese Rdvcen i reived today, which had a larrro attendance. Vol- 1 , lowing tho meetiitK ut Cnitn it buf fet supper wan servMl with ubout K.I present, ll of thein. from thin - city. At the IIocIh . Frank Smith and wifo, I'ortlnnd; J, I Itawks, l'ortluml; i V. I.ok Kati, Hurils; U. J. William, Burn.-i; Al. Tower ami wli'o, Oftdn; it. W. Stevens and wife, Osdon; -.'. J. Iloitrcp and ,wltv, Woodbuin nro reKistrniKH nt the local ItotelK. Fertilizer Test Is Arranged For At Wolf Creek hero; Kenerlck HIcKrlst. Iarry Itny and Kddlo Wells of KuRpno' whoM also a visitor. AH;h Ha hips Ih a uest at thp llelnian SlPKiist home, while Air. WpIIm Ih with Mrry Hay and his pa rents. Air. and Airs. 11. M. Hay. II pro Severn I lnyi fc j K. AI. CroKan, of thp.O.-W.. left lastnisht after spendins several I days here on buslnpss, From I'nion j ltob WithypoinltP. Hf Fnion. was In La' Oramlp Friday tranKacti.n't; j business. Air. Wlthycombp man ages the pxperlmpiHal station nt , Union. .. , DUtHi't ('oiiPUtliHi A niinibpr of La (irando meni bors of I he Uebekah anil Odd Fel low lodges are anticipating thp tit 1 rict convention lo be held In Union next Tuesday nlMlir. AH though many , have not deptded wiiothPi they are Koinp, la (irnndc is expei'led to bp well represented. In Portland Cobm It. lOlierhnrd has been pall ed to Portland by the death of a cousin. Jlit will return the first of tiie week. His daughter, Oorothy ( and his son Franklin, .will return i homo from college toipnrrow on tho mornins train. AUss l-Jbcrhard j Is a Junior at the University of Ore-j Kuu and Franklin is a freshman at Stanford university. Alairlatro IjicensJp A marriaup licenwp.was issued . by tho county clerk this' morulas! lo Walter Alurphy and Yesivt Coalf J well, both of l:i (Jrandp. , Ali. and Mrs. Frank Ollttior and Mrs. cilff LUtlc were In li Oinndi Thursday from KIkIu on b'.isliuHH. IIpi-p 1ils Ve'k ; Air. aiitl Airs. Wlillmn AlUler. nfj Ti.n.,1.,.- m I vim.. .. 1m Arrtii.n..a,W!nii' t'd Allen, Mrs. Oscar wlih the siato lilpiinay tpjpart Us 4, A. Nk o ! ' (Oscrver corivspoinlpnt) V(M,F (MtKKK. (Special II. Ml. Avery, county iiKont and Ar il hur Kins. o( Hip I.. I. S. cxteii j sion servlpo wore nt the Nleo broth j cis farm Tuesday pulling ferllllxor in some of their alfalfa. , 1"hls d 1st rict has been ha vim; fim bice siinshitiy days as well an soiuc iiltiie windy ones lately. ; The fariners roitperative cream truck Is running nsuln. Alir. Charles Naut. and sohs. WOAIAX IS AlTACIii:n SI'OU'AN'IO, Wiisll.. AluK '22 AP) Police reported last nlslit that it I fM yeiir old nurso, whose tamp l tlcy refused to announpo, was j hound. uiiSh'ed and at'.Plied, 'I hp nursp said ihe man, who she J believed lo ha about .10 yenrs old, I. had inlled her to attend his wife j and sick chilr. Miss Ma jestic Contest VOTE COUPON Good for 100 votes for credit of M :. Address v .' When properly filled out and deposit ed in ballot box in II & S Electric Co., 107 Depot St. Illent. . Improving Airs. Itay A. Cook ro turned liome yesterday from lortf-nd. Jlcr sis ter, Mrs. nianch H rooks, Is improv 1ns ai'tpr a recent operation; La in ih Itiinets Mr. and Airs. Wnrl A.oorp and AIk and Aire. Chnrlptf Moore,-nU of Kl sin, culled' In ,1 Grit Title this' week on hnsinos.4. -- -. ! IVoni I'hiimi . ' . x Aliss Kdna Ceiler and Viola lul sey. of Union; were business Visi tors in Iji CH;uidp' .Thui-stlay. Sjirlnjr Vacation nt Home . 1 .tllctin Aletealf refnrned homo J Friday from thp nnivpi slty where j ho. Is u junior In nrohitepture. Ac eompanyins him as far as La i (irandp' were Ollbprt llyder and J.Willlahi Patterson, of- Haker. The llebntors ICiilPrtalnctl j The Foi-piisIp club enter! alnetl the visitins' Linfield debate team i last nisht after tile debate at Ihe hoino of Hr. and Airs. C. W. Krwin, A pleasant evenins was . enjoyed iby thp suests. Followins several unlquo - games, refrpshmpnts were I served in tlie suesls. Alombers of tho Normal school faculty who . were Aliss Helen Ai:oov, AUss Am- amla Zabel and Aliss Lena Foley. Oh litisliie-S ; . ' Airs, irvin Hpssp and Jan Smith, of Union, eallivl In I si Grande rhls week tranonpllns Imsl lll'SS. - ; N :'-.. i , Hip was niadp.by auto. Home From S-hool .'. Alciiiirf Alaiser has returned homo from tho University nf Ore gon where ho Is a junior tills year. ! LAST YEAR Again Thl? Year : Spanish War Vets. Spend Hip Weekend Afisn Frla, t'lark, a leneher In the Union schools, is spending the wpekend visiting with her sistpr. Airs. Dick Lindspy. At the Hotels W. .1. AlcKeuna, Vancouver, Ti. C; F. L. Cruver. Seattle; It. H. AVeller, Los Angeles; Air. and Airs. Hick Clark. Spokane; Louis Jc lluvk, Spokane; L. AlacDonald and F. Lieuellan. PentUeton; F. AS". t.Irosser, Portland; K. AL fJrogan, Portland; .1. Henry Slehert, .1. .1. Dormodry, Portlaiul ; A. A'. Samuel, Portland: and Air. and Airs. C. AL Uussell. Spokane, lire registered at local hotels. Ten lnys VUlt t Aire. It, J. Kllphen left this morn ins on her way to Portland whore she will be with her daughter, AIl-.s. Haymond Hall, Tor a lion t a ten At (out I oil Play ' i Following a hoii butdnpss meet ing of the Odd Fellows lodge last J night the group disbanded, part to lattend tho play "Kempy' at Sum- mervllle. and the oihers to lie prpsi J 'ent at the I. O. O. F. nweting in i Union when thp Pendleton drill (it) lo Port in nt I ' ' Mvn. Walter Palmer, accompani ed by Air. and Afrs. Don Holian, left for Portland this morning, making iho trip hy nutomotdle. Tho j itoiiuiis win nuenu uie iinwer snow while In WfPHtc.rn Orpson. Went to Portland Airs. c. F- AlcPher.-on left last night on the stage for Portland wlierp slip will attend a meet In g of Hip rttalp Paront-Teai'lipr asso-. elation board. Alt's, AipPherson Js nnp of tho stale vice prosidents. of this organization. She will return Tuesday mornins. . " Sin it h and Klin Smith were fir.mdP vlslttirn Thursday. Mlt-s Daisy NnutK has boon of tnijsllH Is. The Wolf Crpek Rowing club; met at the home of Mrs. Dora Carri Saturday and named tho club Hip Wolf Creek Worth Whllo Workers.) , ll". L. Nice, Airs. Charles Nam j and Jpssp Smith were I .a Grande; visitors Wednesday, : Clyde Dodson was a visitor hen 1 Thursday. v ; ' L,'1 Clements was here Tuesday j buying' cattle. ' ' ( i ' i Geoive; 'Kmmnns, of La Graiule. 1 was hPVi 'Hiesilny stlins AleCon-1 lion's products. " ! . ".' W. Stevens, of Union, ponn-; Xy couimisstnner, with J. F. Higirs! I'uet with the. farmers ut 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. j . There was a meeting held at Iho! Wolf Crock grange hall AVednes- j day night to discuss on which side v Uie inarUot road wilt go. j Charles Pearson .was an Flgin , visitor Tuesday. j 1: The Wolf Creek school is work ,ing on an eutertalmneul to be pre- senied at Die Community hall April 11. j Air. and Afrs. II. L. Nice and son.! Glenn and Aliss Vivian Johnston were vivliors al the Lllse Shaw's Sunday. j ' Air. and Airs. Carr wi e visitors at the J. A.' Nice home Sunday. . .There lias been quite a ldt of sprliu, ork done lately such ai tdowliu; and harrowing the fields pu as to put in-Iho spring crop early. . Alles ilarhara Harrison was out of. school Tuesday on 'account of an attack of lonsllitis. . . Pott Alctlovcrn was here from " VI : An Tki,i"(mo..v. 1 Vi'tz SUNDAY Ii i-atiii: sound xkws , MONDAY 1 ''Sfi'ia. viTimmvi! newt -W mW r-5. I :!',;' COMING TUKSDA """V, C . D-SCO-ED . I -A.so lAVl, - Cast and Setting ,'; The High School tff at .( Kandonthe f f Jfa "Univei-sity of Oregon" Stage tmmsma$i&mmessmmiK&a 9 mm w a m in w ufl a at - pX PLUS Last Time ll AllV1 Iksw AU Talking Comedy Today ( fl TAlKlHr. UN "mx on dames- I wSi Sj In 1 mfm' L rathe Sound New., "T A R'AXK Til E 111 lvJi ' KinoTiams Silent TIGER" Itcleiisetl From Hospital . Tho small son of Wnyno. Taylor. ulin Ii.ik hfon 111 nf ltnh I 1ipIii ;it - the city hospital for a few weeks, !-t -iturday and. Sunday, will bV released today. . j n'T '' Ilin- of Ovan, . j- was a visitor here Tuesday. Stopped Here - - J''1ll!' Miuin rpiurneu irnm i-ori- Carl Gregory, of Wallowa, stop-', li,nd Wednesday. ped in La Grande this morning ' m.,ml,KT his way home from .the. University , . I II A N(r. 1 H l.si lJ .. I of Oregon to spend spring vacation.-' KlvSK.NN Northwest a jf . n Mf '- '. ' BREIERS TRADING ERR I TORY I'lom (he time of the Concord Stages to this day of air transporta tion we vision a period of the great est advancement in the history of the west. : , ' ...... ..: .-- VISIONS CREATED THIS GROWTH Twenty-five years ago C. J. Bveier Co. first established itself in the in dustrial life of the west, and its jfrofrth is interwoven with the tradi tions Of the west. - Western locutions mark the C, J, llroier stores, which are scattered throughout (he northwest, from the Canadian bolder to the Sacramento Valley, as you will see from this map. Prove to llaker : Mrs. Warren Paul and Airs, ti If. Uevine drove to liaker yester day afternoon on a business and pleasure trip. Airs. Uevlne visited her brotherN Charles Webb, who ban been a patic;tt at1 the Protest-' ent hospital in linker whllo re covering from an attack of tho flu. Itnlso IpKt IflKlier . Tho niovintf of the depot to a' new location so that .building cuti bc(,'In on the new one, lias been powtponed until Tuesdoy or Wed nesday of ne week instead of to-' daj', due to (lift condition, of . tho. huildiiiK-' it must be raised higher from the ground than was formerly, planned. SAN FVtAKCISCO. Alar. 22 TAP) s leorffe N. keyslone, president ot the Sun Francisco stock exclianjre. .-tendered his resignation to tlie board if governors lliis niornln. Tho reslumitlon followed tins reeent wiui several inemoerH oi ins m-uu omffe firm on chartre of aiding the alloKPd emliexzlemeiit of around $ynri,ii(Mi from a branch nf tho Hunk of Italy.. The C. J. Brier Organization is on the Threshold of the Greatest Expansion in its History There is an opportunity now to buy C. J. lireier Co. FOUNDATION STOCK Witji Special "Rights" ll is our aim to establish a close and binding contact be tween western: people and this western enterprise so as to mutually enjoy the benefits which result from a growth that is fostered by co-operation. IWVNOW, DON'T WAIT. INQUIRE OF L S. WEEKS La Grande, Ore. DIVIDENDS OF 90c SHARE NOW PAYING. ' Few person-, would keep their present. Job If they fell heir, to ?l.fi00,0flo, lestK by ir. Ifiirty M. Wilson, Columbia university psy cholojfist, revealed. To Porlland , - . Carol Hansen, ' Ilobert Robb, Oscar Johnson and Lester Muster ton are leaving this eyeuinjr on , their way to Portland to spend Hie weekend. Thev are all employes I of -the O.-W. -. . . , 'l Spokane . . Miss Francis Monger is KOinif to Spokane tonight lo spend the week ciu visiting relatives- and. frlpinls. horn Iiiibler ' r . 1 Thp infant daughter of Mr. nnd. i Mrs. I).. K. Suttoh," if Inibier. has rbeen ilk They were In Ia- nrande 'yesterday recelvlntr treatment for ; her. WEEK IS ACTIVE ONE POLITICALLY OVER THE STATE (.Continued from Put'o One) Mrs. Padon left today for ileasant Valley where she 'will visit her daughter. Mrs Wllllatu ZlcKler, for a few days. tJnvcrntnent HitHlnev W. Blackhinn. of Portland, spent several hours here - thi niorntntt tra nsactinp business n t tiie court house and lef,t on the hiornlni? train for Enterprise where he will spend the lay .on .business. He. Is a naturalization exnminer. Spent ihe SUiht Mrs;. K. D. fiarrett and chiltlren continued their way to Enterprise, this inornlxiff to innk'e tlielr home, after spending tho nlht here. Mr. (iarrett is travelling by truck. They are recently of Yaklina. Home From School Hob Cuild has returned home from the University of OreKoo where lie Jk a nophomore In Jour nalism Ibid year. Jlo will visit his parents Mf. ond Mm. "W II. flulld durinif the sprlnif holidays; In IVnillctnn V. ChauKSe Ifl In Pendleton today on O.-W. buslneM. i:-MHyor VMts- II. Alexander, formerly of Iji firaiide. but now a veoerable ex mayor of Pendleton, wa here yew lerd.ty renewini; eqoaintunee. He was en route to I'nion for the Odd Fellows meeting. Mr, Alexander h.iH lon been aeilve In I. O. O. K. and ut one tltno held oue of the Htalft offices. He will be K0 yearfl of ajto this spring but UU tretulnn hi youthful attitude ond euthu Kinsm. Columbia country., They contact ed 'U. I;. , Hamiiker, president of tlu'iTatunwiny elul of OreKon and held a. prolonged 06nt'crence with PifTce und Went, rillHoiiKh nothing of any j,rieal consef'iience result ed. ... ' ; .What has been done about the posslbilltv or Harvey (I. Stark- ' weather of ("'liekainns county en- j terhitf the democratic kubernator-j Jiil race Is ti mooted ijuestlon. 1'rolaibly the ouistaiidln event ! of Ihe week In Hie way of na- j tioiial and stale poll lies was the ; complete collapse of the antl-.M.c-j Nary movement Paeiflo northwest ' I umbo i men Marled hero, Marsh- field, I'.'iiffcno and, other spots In j tho Mate noted for its lumber lt - j ilustry. Tim collapse of the movement, ! which had Frank Warren, presl-j dent of the Port ff Portland KroOmcd to take the. field against I Senator Charles I. M'eNary. re- j publican, fircKon, followed swift ly the one vole victory irt the I nited States tenle on the $t.ra per thousand board feet tariff on Koft woods. AltlioiiKh it has not become a taw. lumber lutere.mpi In the stale said they believed Presi dent Hoover and the house would uphold the sennte vote. ' Vorbla.I. Corhetl AdUe N'ewr dispatches received by tho Associated Press. l'oilland bureau, from member correspon Jenti; throughout Ihe state imll-rl-d fJfveriior A. W. Noibta.l and Heno i" Corbet t, a republican candidate for frovernnr, bud been vIpltinK the viirious citlea seak Ihx on various subject h. fiover nor Norbtad ttpened the tfatc on the first unit of the Vale Irrltfa tkp. project. while i'orbclt In vaded Norblad's home eniintry, As toria, to talk before u luncheon club. ISO llAMUT' Mt&tH SHANGHAI. Mar. Si! (API -One hundred bandits and fifty Chi nese soldier were killed and luin dreds tver wouoded yeM'Tday near llalchow, la North em Klany- Spring Vacation Dance Is Planned Tb PpHnp vaeallon rolloife dance will he un event of next Wedm-Mity al 9 o'clock in the Zu- j Iter ball us a benefit for the For-:- ! Irn Koholar fund of the Associated J Women Rlmli ntft at t.ie I'nlverslty of Orecon. Mffn tfniciii If.-iKK'-rty. , of Fulon, is ifeneral t tauirruun for ' the Mate, with Misff Lois Nelson chairman for tlie local affair. AjMbulQtf her will he Miss U ti y ' Uurnei, of Oaklund, who la viiillni;- I f "A; WeVe Off! IN THE RACE far MISS Hut it's not too late for you to enter and win one of the many fine prizes: 1st. MA.IKSTIC Console Jitudio, value $107.50. 2nd. MA.1KSTIC ' Console Radio, value 116.50 3rd. Annual 'Pass' lo ARCADE THEATRIC en titlinn winner to see every performance. 4th. Annual pass to ARCADE THEATRE on tilling winner lo nee one performance per week. 51 h Six month pass lo ARCADE THEATRE (one show per week). 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