La Grande evening observer., March 29, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

Saturday, March 29, 1930
LA GRANDE L.fiNING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
PagoJTve
lCAMIOEIFjr
Kleet DeleitiUcw
Kour delesuteH to the KianU
Iotli-o "f Oilil Kellowa of Oregon
twirling In Portland, April 25 were
i-let-ted hist night nt the meet i tip
of tho Odd Fellows lodge with
tihoiit 45 In attendance. The dele
gates are Jan Moss, F. K. riper,
. G, Frlzer and John Winn.
j 'mm l'emlleion
Mr. O. W. Jluey and grandHon
from I'emlletdn arrived in La
(irando yesterday and vlHlled hist
night with Mjh. l'erry. Today ihey
:irc at the S. G. Colenuiu home and
are returning to l'emlleion this nf
lyynoon. .
improving
, K. U'. AlcCmry, who has been a
jut t tent nt the St. A'incents hos
pital in Portland for tho past four
tveekH following an operation, re
turned to La Gritmlo yesterday
morning and in visiting- here with
jii.s father, C. A. MeCrary.
Everett; K. F. Allen, Minneapolis;
Joe Wolcott, tVlchliu. Kan.; h, F.
Kline, and family, Walla Walla;
T, 11. Spooner, San FranciKco; Jeff
Reaume, Kan Francisco; It. lee,
Salt Lako City; Mr. and Mih. Hen
It. Oregg, Huntington; and Marlon
llexlor. Chicago.
Leaving Touighl
MIhh Jean Willlains, student nt
the University of Oregon, and MIsh
rjurothy llrownton, of the Univer
sity bt Washington, arc leaving to
night returning to .school for the
Hpring term after spending tho
vaeallon hero with their parents
and friends.
At Homo (
Mrs. Anna Harhart, who recently
underwent an operation for t lie
removal of her appendix , at the
(irando Hondo, hospital, - lias been
removed to lu'r hohicJ where she
is Improving. Her daughter, Mrs.
U. I j. Hilllurd, of Long lieaeh, Cal.,
wilh her and will be here (or
several weeks. . ; .
Ilelurit Tomorrow
Miss Lois Nelson., Miss . Itetty
Panics, Kenneth Siegrist, Lanvrence
Pay and Eddie AVells are leaving
in tho morning, driving to Eugene
where they are students at the Uni
versity. MIhs Parnes has been a
giH-st at the Herman Slegrist home
a ml Mr. Wells at the If. M. Pay
homo during the vacation.
Iterovcrlng ,
Mrs. 1). A. Heans. is recovering
from an attack of tije flu.
1
At Hot Luke
Mrs. M. M. Paris,'. fwho has been
at Hot Lake this week, is Improv
ing after .a tonsil operation and
expects to he home soon.
llelurn Homo
Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Parker left
fur Lewlston, Ida.,.' this morning
alter spending several days in La
Grande, their former home.
l:luriHl lo Jlolsc
Mr. ul'd Mrs. T. 0. Ward, of
Tiolse, returned to their homo this
niiirnlna after- vlalling' In Enterprise.
Spi'ilL Kay In Portland
. lira. I W. Shirley and diiuKhter
l'Mirhara returned tills nmrnlnK on
Nil 24 after spcndlnK yesterday In
l'urlluml un business.
ldahu Enxlm'cr lilva
Hcnjamin Marts:, engineer from
Cilenns Ferry, Ida., died at Hot
Iake this 'mornlni?, aecordlns to
reports received hero today. The
body Is to bo sent to Idaho on No.
SO tonight.
Perry Teacher
Resigns So As
To Enter E. O.N.
Mrs. Mary It. Kail
(Observer Correspondent)
PKItliV (Special ) Mrs. Maty
It. Kail has resigned her position
as teacher of the Perry school, a
position she has held fur the past
five years. Mrs. Kail doesn't ex
pect lo teach next year but will
enter the Kastetn Oregon Normal
school next September and con
tinue In school unlit March, at
which time sho expects to gradu
ate. ; -
Joe Walmer, who lias been visit
ing h!s Mister Mrs. Ole Mathson for
a couple of mouths, departed for
his homo one day last week. , Mr.
Walmer'n home is in California.
Mrs. J'honias 'KnskinH of Fox
Hill was a Perry visitor last Tues
day. She formerly lived at Perry.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Plerson and
family were weekend - guests of
MY.' and Mrs. Louie Kvans In town.
The Misses Clara Curlson and
Ada Sinclair recently visited Mrs.
Stephen Proctor. .
Ed Miarony is employed on the
grading crew of the stale highway
near "here. Mr.. Maroney former
ly llyed at Cove. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Mathson were
business visitors in town last
Thursday!
v Mrs.- A. F. Ingram accompanied
h. her son and daughter made a
trip to, town the first of the week.
.The nature study class of the
Perry school and the teacher took
a hike Wednesday afternoon and
gathered several interesting speci
mens of plant Hie and all had
Interesting facts to write about
in their nature study composition
Hie next day.
The crusher located just west
of perry bridge began operations
again the first of Hie week af
ter being shut down since the holi
days. C. Sella and a crew of men
are' resin facing the road east of
Perry.
Mrs. Molly Hraden and friend
were shopping in town on Friday
afternoon, ,
NEW COMETS ARE
FOUND BY GAZER
abovo might bo reached during the
afternoon.
A breeze, combined with tht
warm sun, was rapidly drying the
ground over tho QmhuO Hondo valley.
C.nw Pncriirn Acfrnnmnnv UHAVCP TH HPKV
Locates Two New Heav-
J t J (Continued from Pugo One)
l'KLPHOH, o. (AP From a' . ' ... .
home-made observatory on his vice president of the Bethlehem
father's farm. Leslie C. Peletler. s,pt'1 company, builders of the
aged 30. has discovered two comets. Htrueture. Governor Alfred V .
Astronomers have verified both "' 1KUI ' l , Z,
d named them after him. They ? "n of '- ' r" r
a decision mndo this morning by this concert nnd Tor tho assist
Circuit Judgo J. W. Knotvlcs nf- j unco of the soloists.
ter hearing arguments on a writ I
of habaes corpus warrant. The
woman la being held In the coun- MILLER AVRITES
ty Jail for tho payment of the fine.
Last fall, It Is mild, Mrs. Zupan
wah fined $500 on a liquor charge
and upon agreement to pay the
and
are PeleUer'u coinels, number 1
and, . -
Pelelier began studying astron
omy while lying in the grass of this
COLUMBIA BRIDGE fine, she was released from Jail
buL was again placed In Jail by
the sheriff upon her failure to
py. Tho unpaid amount Is $ino
and Mrs. Zupan must remain In
Jail until tho flue is wiped out
at the rato of $2 a day. or until
tho fine Is paid. Only action from
tho governor can pardon her un
less the fine is taken euro of.
same cow pasture, as a boy.
He
IJaldridgo of Idaho, will head to
ward Washington.
I Jllgh school girls of Kelso, Long
view and Halnler. Ore., will releuse
carrier pigeons witli messages for
learned It from books by himself, .
as his school education ended in
high school. l'sIvo years ago Prince-1
Ion university, impressed by Ills
ability, loaned him a telescope.
President Hoo'er.
CONCERT RICH IN
APPEAL TO LARGE
LOCAL AUDIENCE
(Continued from Pnse One.)
SI.10KS HUAItT KAMI
l'OItTI.AND, Ore., Mar. 2'J (Al'
A. U, Smith, Portland enBlneer,
rn..,l mill vf xti'i'iliti' In flri'iilL court I l nt.A !.. ?.... ni...
, , " ..-... nakinK diilnaKes ot 12Ii.ouu irom
lnK In the mock department ol a imnci . Col),,. Portland lmnlier
motor shop near Delphos. lie Uvea nmn c,llm,lp? ,mt coh, alienated
on the farm. !,,, ffl.,i,.m ,,r i!i,n,, liuzell
norblad; ends
Controversy?
(Continued from Pago Ono)
wholehearted assistance wo can In
the matter of ufftc records, flies,
date. On the fifth of March tho
commission had no engineers w hich
could render any Her vice, or bo of
any assistance in making this val
uation. '
"You have stated that the public
service commission was not expect
ed lo perform that servlco for pri
vate engineers; henco there can be
no misunderstanding between us
on that point."
SID GEORGE AND
MOSER COMING
(Conllnued from Pugo One)
with all oxpenses paid. Sixteen la
tho uuo limit for entrant.
speakers at the chamber of com- I
imerce luncheon ut ihu La Urando ;
hide. !
The junior baseball program' of !
the American Legion Is starting. !
Plans are lo organize about eight
teum.ii sponsored by Individuals
nnd flrniH, These teams will com
pete in a series of gann-s, and fiom
them boys will be no Ice led to rep
resent I .a Cirande In the district
tournament.- The Northwest tour
nament will be held in Maker dur
ing the convention with teams
from Oregon, Idaho, Washington
and Mjontana entered. Tho win
ning team of the I'nited Slates will
receive tickets to the world snrlex
May 1st Last Year
Apr. 16th This Year
UNITED SPANISH
WAR VETERANS
IN LOVE?
Sure You Are.
Finish Your Wedding; Details by
Using our new stylo (cream)
Announcements.
X hi it H 0 X 1' 15 I X T 1 N G CO.
Ho lias written articles on as-
u onumy inai appear in icciiiuciii i
... . I .1 l.... I ,.1 ....I C! ...I...UI.U 1
have visited him.
Ills last comet Is tailless. al
though it iiKiy develop one when It
approaches closely enough to the
sun. Prof. George Van Hiesbroeck j
Jthe affections
Smith,
Wheat Unsettled
And Higher Today
Pagan" was played as an encore
with Director loney and Klmer
Me. Man us appearing In a cornet
duet. This, too, was vigorously
applauded and a 'second encore
was offered.
"Sting or IjOvom a I'uvorlte
The "Song of Lovo" from the
light opera "Hlossom Tlmo" was
the third tiuinbcr on the program,
and Mr. Loney announced thnt It
was being played ut the special re-
ClUCAGO, Mar. ill (AP) Kore-
ot ;meago inter ousemng i' -ciis s tmu mere won a o J--.J quest of At, j. lMlu.tillV iollff.llmo
, '"h i ..i. I friend of the. band.: This melodv
(treat teleseop.. or Yerkes observa- any adeualo rel et from drought ; , of , mV)St . or
tor, Inlornied tho selcntitic world howled wheat prices afresh today, , . en encore tho
tho youth had made another hn- toward the .. Kepo,t, thai quo- ".X Vor I Ort
poriaui cuiuriuuuon 10 uauouoiii)-. liniuun un wwuuum ft the ltlueu When It, Italn '
lugs abroad had .Ken adyancea , . oWh.B tho c(Ck Mwo
counted also as a In. Ush n f u.-nie. 1 (,(,SC1 m .f(intut(lll( W(lf imoUun.
,1 iutunih iiu . ' Jirrputlv nnoreelated number nnd
Results of Absence
Absence extinguishes siunll pas
citgo estimated the present con
dition of tho United Slates winter
oua u.-u limit's Breui ones, n. , t s, ? t m.
the w nd will Mow out a candle witi, 82.7 a year ago.
and Wow in u fire.-U Roehefou. 1 w)OUt cl0H(?(I on;uUlou w
t',ulu - - , . 1 1 . a .buHhul higher than yester-
' : tday's finish. Corn closed V)o
j of f, oats varying from U declinu
to ?i advance, and provmioiis un
changed to 11'-15 setback.
MARCH RECORDS
broken by sun
oyer The state
(Continued from Pago One)
weather: "weather warm, sky blue,
fields green, trees in bloom."
Pcndleloii U'anii
Pendleton experienced a mild
spring day yesterday wiih the mer
cury going to 73 degrus. It was the
third day of the week Willi 70
above.
degrees was the warmest recorded
by the Uoseburg weather bureau
station since September 1 (I, last
year. It was the warmest March
day since IDZ'A when Jie maximum
of S5 was recorded for 53 years.
Eugene wiped its brow' under a
maximum tempera! u. o of 77 de
gress y est e rda y. Sa t u rd a y was
warm and clear.
$348,700 TO
BE SPENT ON
LOCAL ROAD
(Continued from Page one)
and a tenth of the road from Lone
Tree to Hot Lake will be gone
over and oiled. Data Is being gath
ered with the view of jdanting
trees on the south side of the road
from l-t.ne Tree to. Mot Lake for
iiea utiflcat Ion in coopeiatiou with
the highway beautiful committee of Viclor
was followed with "Lover Come
Hack to Me" from tho musical 1
comedy "Now Moon." - The finale
from tho - Moorish suite "The
Courts of ttraiiada" by Chapl com
pleted (he flr.Mi balf of the pro-,
gram. . 1 j
J Following an intermission, tho
I four soloists made their appear
lanee in gems from musical coni-
I' edies ami light operas of tho past.
Kernilt I (again sang "The Mes
sage of the Violet" from "The
I Prince of Pilsen," Mrs. Leal ltus-
sell sang "Tho I ale of n I urllo
I ovo" from "Woodland" by I ai
ders, M.is. I-Morenco Lynch Miller
sane .'A Kiss in the Park" from
Herbert's The Only CJlrl," and
Paul K.naut., sang "Oh Promise.
Mo" f i out Do lvoven's . "Uobln
Hood." Kach soloist was encored
and all were In excellent voice.
Seven Voices Willi Hand
Kxcerpls from the llfcht opera.
Herbert, given by the
Prom Cove ,,.""
i-i,. ...w. imiififiu nf Cove, was a
business visitor In La Grande this j
looming. .
Prom l.'nlon
M.r. O. H. Hess, of Union, was
a Lik Grande visitor this morning.
Day Clerk
O. J. Wllllanw started work to
day as day clerk at the La Grande
hotel. Jeff Demi, who has been
nt the desk during the day, Is
working as night clerk now.
.v-ault and Halt cry
.lames Jackson was found guilty
yesterday of assault and battery
imd was fined $30 and costs at the
justice of peace court with L. Dun
ham in charge.
KccoYt'rlng ,
Mrs. Lowell! Williamson, who
lias been ill fince last November.
if able to be In a wheel chair for
;i short Unie each day and is slow
ly Improving.
Freak Pig Born
At The Park, Ore.
, . liy I'Jya unorder - - B
' .: tuoserver corrosponuem ) i
TUia PARK (Special) Lee'
Wilson of Medical Spring has
among a litter of purebred Duroe j
Jersey hogs, one which has three
legs. Jts two front legs are like any '
normal hog but it' has only one
back leg. Tho anlm'al Is two weeks
old and seems to be getting along (
all right.
Gust C. Dcrg visited Mr. and Mrs. I
Kiui Ityrant Thursday. Mr. and j
Mrs. Ilyrant now live on the Leon ;
Drown ranch.
Mrs.' Frank L. Wigglesworth and J
daughters, Norma and Kdith vis- !
ited Mrs. Wlgglesworth's parents, '
Mr. and Mrs. VanOrder tbis week. !
.-Jamcs'10. Hmith who has recent-j
ly moved to the -A. .1. Vamlevanter I
'iinch motored to Pondosa Thwra- ;
day. r . - ;
Mrs. Kenneth Vanorder visited ;
Wednesday with her parents. Mr.;
and Mrs. J. H. Wanker and family.
LA GILAXDK SPlvLVtil.l K hi '
In La Grande, yesterday tins mer
cury went- up to 01) itboVb, '"I'llo
warmest day this year. Today, with
the temperature Go above at 11:30
a. in., ir was expected that
and for wlndbreakers. New oil j ((tur soloists . and the luind, In
from Fnterprise to Lostlne will be I eluded the finale' "My Hiero" from
applied, this work to be contracted ! the well-loved "Chocolate Soldier"
Inter. ' bv Si runs, and ;the voices of three
ineiiiberii of the band added
si rengl h and beauty to the num
ber. They were the- ltev. M. O.
Tennyson, Claude Cooper and Dick
Llndsey, , v 'f f '
Tho closing overture to. "William
Tell" by llosslni' Nvns'l'xplnlnod hJ
Annie Zupan's fight for freedom Mr. I.oney, .who at- the time ex-1
intist lie taken before the governor pressed lri:; -and the band's ap- i
70 If it is to be sernred, areording to preelalbm of the Interest shown til
THE
MARCH
OF
PROGRESS
In 1904 C. J. Breier started in Lewiston with one store
with a capital of approximately $3,000. 1908 he opened
store No. 2 in Moscow. Today, there are 47 stores in
Idaho, Washington, Oregon and California, doing an
annual business of close to $2,000,000.
OUR EXPANSION PROGRAM CALLS FOR
MORE AND BETTER STORES '
Ask us about our Class A Pref erential Participating Stock
which is now paying Investors
90c PER SHARE
L. S. WEEKS, LA GRANDE, OREGON
ANNIE ZUPAN
REQUIRED TO
PAY OR SERVE
l.a (iiaiuli. Ye-itor
11. R Hall and Tex Knicht, of
l'niun. were eallera ii Ui Grande
on business this niornin!,-.
On liuslness
lW Conklln, of lmhler, wns in
Ui (Srande this morulas on liusl
n. ss. Another visitor from the
valley this morning was Homer
Littleton, ot Alleel.
Ilaliv Daughter
Mr. nnd .Mrs. Walter W. Hard, ti
er are the parents of a hahy clrl
weighing nine and three-fourths
l.oands, born yesterday at 80- N
avenue.
Packrat Causes
' Blaze At Bend
HKXD, Ore., Mar. L'O (Al'l A
pni-Urat gnawing on, mateheH it
lind carried into . a nest in the
storeroom of a grocery store caused
a tiro which damaged the store )
here yesterday. After the flames-
had subsided, firemen found t'le
ra' burned to death In its nest with ;
blackened matches nearby. j
SI'DCIACIluMt
.Mil. I, I'llii;
Tonsil )ici'llti"n
Mrs. Jlay Fulmer underwent a
tonsil ojieration this morning.
tuarlrr Vear l,lrene
Todav was the first day quarter
veer llrens-.-s tur 11130 were issued
at tho sheriffs office. X'p to noon
xn applications had been made.
Anniversary Meeting
lKtith Infantry will
idwrve its sixth annlver.-iir- Mon
day nlk'ht, with a banquet at the
Sieajawea Inn at 7:30 o'cUek with
the menvbers attending in their
new uniform. Following the bnn
qiH't, the company will go to the
armory In stand muster find com
pany inspeeilon and tuj;e a dem
onstration for visitor.. Any former
members of the company may at
tend the banquet by making reser
vations before Monday noon.
At Hie Hnlrl;
The following are registered nt
loai hotel: H. A. Wllnn. Tort
land; F. 1L Uussell. Portland: II.
L. Hreh, Ilolse: F. J. Hawes. Toit
htnd: A. . fjarlman, 1'oittand:
F. . Hardison. PortHnd: SUm
Mann. Portland; Mr. .Shcaly,
t.LiLM: Mann. Portlan
lKf-v: K. C. Xvi
"mifti. Vortland;
SACltAMFNTO, Cal.. Mar.
(AP) The mill of the California
State Lire Milling company anil
two adjoining warehouse filled
with rice, were completely destroy
ed In a spectacular early morning i
blaze today.
The estimated loss is $ijuo.ooo.
The origin of the fire Is shrouded
in mystery.
Curbing Mob Spirit
The expression "rend the riot
art'' mean! to warn or reprimand.
An enrlr ns 1715 t-'.nlntid hnd a
statute for preventing tutmiluioiii
and rintou soinMne. The mi
provided that In roso of 12 persons
or more unlawfully assembling and
di.Murbin; the peace, nil ofticer
could make proclamation nf the
general provisions of the rif a'i
and call tiKn them to diir:. If
they fiiiled to obey, they were guilty
of febmy.
Pantomime! Ancient
The fir.t pantomime produced (n
Knviand was at Dmry Lane In 1702.
It was ca)M The Tavern lltiild
en." It was not until 17'J.t. how
prer, that the noted harlequin,
John Kich, established ihe Christ
mas pantomime. Tln form of en
lertalnmenl had loiiy been popular,
bavins hern nt li height In Uome
In the lime nf Nero. Pantomime
"StlM has llniininN of desoiees
ttiruu;li?uf the v.rfrld.
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Never before has a contest worked up the interest that
is being shown in La Grande's Miss Majestic contest.
'Fifteen fine young ladies are striving lo win the honor
of being Miss Majestic and to win the large and beau
tiful Majestic Radio which will be Miss Majestic' s
award. These young ladies
Othello Webb
Mrs. Lynn Wright
I'hcIniJi Fuller
Gwendolyn Litton
Mrs. Chas. Weis
licrnetta I'icrson
Vivian Gallagher
Mildred Smith
Virginia Smith
Pearl Haunt.
Margaret Geddcs
Mrs. Walter JJrown
Nellc Woods
Leah IJramwell
Vivian Hansen
WILLIAM FOX presents
SLROMIMCE OF
3 PAYS
STARTING
SUNDAY
TJio Neiiiel lo
"IN OLD
ARIZONA"
AH Outdoors
want their relatives, friends and associates to help
them and here is how they can do it
When you pick up tonight's Observer and for
ihe rest of the contest you will find a 100 vote
coupon-clip it
THEN
No doubt you will be going to the ARCADE ,
tonight and if so be sure to ask f or the 100 vote
Miss Majestic coupon and place in ballot box
inside of theater
AND THEN
GIVK TO YOril FAVOKITi: CONTESTANT THE NAMES OF ANYONE
YOU KNOW WHO IS CONTEMPLATING THE PI KCHASE OF A
RADIO liECAl'SE IF A SALE IS MADE SHE WILL GET FROM 20,000
TO 50.000 VOTES MAYI5E JUST ENOUGH TO MAKE HER MISS
MAJESTIC!
For Details Call
H & S ELECTRIC CO.
LA GRANDE'S EXCLUSIVE MAJESTIC DEALER
Don't Forget ihe
ARCADE Tonight
Miss Majestic Photos
by HART'S STUDIO
. Will Soon Appear!
AUTALKING
movietone
With music
WameV
BaxteV
MaiV Duncan
Antonio Mono
oroJutlion I
FAST ACTION ON THE SOUTH-
WEST BORDERLANDS FOR THE
CADALLEROS WHO AREN'T
AFRAID TO FIGHT FOR THE ONES
THEY LOVE.
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