La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 11, 1930, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, April 11, 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Paw Tht Easlcs Building Fund ( A building: funrt was rHtuliltahcd last night nfc.the KiikIcs lorigo meet In;;. Hevcnil candidates huve been received foi,tho class to bp initi ated May SV ' Vroimratlons aro be hiff mado fori Molhur's day obser vance, a daytliat was instituted bv the tingles lodge, liny patten presi-J tives of officers wHl bo held .at .the lust jiiecttiif? thlsmonth, vlh election ;(o be hold Alny i. Work on the old-use pension caiupaiffii is pro gressing. V . ' George Campbell have returned from a visit in Walla Walla the first of tho week. Kastern Oregon , Normal-. schOoV returned this morning from Spo kane where he attended the meet ing of the Inland Empire Educn .tlonal association. Principal speakers at tho association meeting were Dean Hussell of tho teachers or of tho month, with his offices in tho federal building.. Hot u mod Fium Portland Dr. and Airs. J. A. Wondorliek have returned from a two-day visit in Portland with friends and relur itelutiuil liio " , Leland I-Jnle returned to La IJrando yesterday in time for a practice withrtho high school bund before the Meft for Corvallis to fnko part Inlho state contest. Ho has been enlisted with the marines jjUtloncd at'Jfluwail. Following his -release he entered school and will continue his;, subjects at the La lirjjjnde Higl) school. -" t Sleeting Today Maintennnc.1! of way foremen, including section and bridge fore men,; and. ainumber of O.-W. of ficials connfcftied with this depart ment, are gathering in Ia Grande tiula'y aiid toinorrow for the regular "niuintcnnncCpoC the way meeting vlieri repoi;sf will be heard and general business considered. eBabyc;hi A- uaoy gtri was porn 10 Airs. Rhbster Cox. ',,.at all 2 Third street this 'niorning'it 8 o'clock. Weeks Vi.slt Mrs. C. H. Eburhard returned this morning from Portland where she spent tho week visiting with her mother and other relatives. leaving Tonight Hurry Williams is leaving tonight for Portlund where he will become a patient at tbc Veteran's hospital to undergo a sinus operation. He expects to be gone about ten days. From Imhlcr - Mrs. Una Rollins, of Imbler, was a La Grumlo visitor this morning on business. To Haines ' Miss Grace Phillips has gone to her home in Haines to spend the spring vacation at the Eastern Orcr gon Normal school with her parents. To Portland Mr. and Mrs. Ira tt. Aldrich uml Mrs. Aldrlch'a father, Mr. Mason, left early this morning by car for college at Columbia university nnd il'ortland where they will make Louis r.ron, noted author of books on sociology, and others in that field. fmprovlitjr - t Mrs. Marjorlo Francis who has been unite 111 is improving rapidly. She is at the home of her sister, Mrs. Clyde Seitz. 1 In si ii ess Trip IS. V. Peeta made a business trip Into tho valley Thursday morning. On Business - . J. It. Calkins special ngent for a firo , insuranco association of Seattle 'with headquarters in Port land was a business visitor In La Grande yesterday. J I two Yesterday W. A. llalliday and W. It. Agnew, manager of the general agency and sales manager of tho Guardian Building and Loan spent tho day In La, Grande yesterday, leaving last night for Pendleton. Left Last Mght ' Mrs. George I lillman left last nlglit for Portland where she will visit her sister-in-law Mrs. Charles McCloskcy for several days. lCIkH . Sessltmj- .- 'rho weekly business session of jhe'Elks lodgo was" held1 last night .'vitU-an aveiluge alteluinco;, present:;:' fjroni ICIghh - .-: .ti:U Howell, or J'Jlgin, uis in La Grande tDday.on business. ' V "h'ojr Prartft'c- TJie Lutheran Choral society will 'nien at 7 oclock Kundny evening n ;tim church to pructico for tho Buster cantata. . .; J lslloU at W-iiHa Walla ' Ml1, and Iis. Lulher Campbell, ;M i. a n d Mrs. A sa i 1 a r ni n n 'and 71 IMA IN, tor anything Ihirt Is ?)o printed. IlVsH orders, taken and finished on lime. NELSON j ojipositu Post orritc To Kslncndu Mrs. Ed Davis left on No. 2'i lust night on her way to Estacada where she will visit her father, E, F. Dodson.. Ilelurned From Spokane . . ; Mrs. J. T. Longfellow ret ur nod Wednesday from Spokane. Day at AVnlln Walla Dtilo Cox has returned from a business trip in Walla Walla, spending the day there. Hrokeu'Leg Mrs. Elton Darren suffered a broken leg last night, fracturing it In two places near the ankle. Improving Wljllnm Day, who has been seri ously ill for ubout ten days, is con siderably improved. He is at his homo at 1102 M. avenue. Minor Accident Two cars, one a light (ruck and tho other a sedan bearing a Calif ornia license, were In a minor col lision at Adams and 301m at 1 :05 o'clock this afternoon. Names of I ho drivers had not been learned curly this afternoon. IleluriHxl This Morning ; H. E. Inlow, president Hero Yesterday" ' Mrs!- 'Louisa ' Ward "and small daughter. Bonnie Jean; of Enter prise, spent yesterday in 'La Grande visiting Mrs. L. S, Ward before returning homo from- .-Medford where sho has been visiting .her sistcr. Although they are of inc. same name the two Mrs. Ward's aro not related. their future home. Ruth Aid rich will remain In La Grande until af ter school closes. Siwnt tho Day Mrs. L. C. Dosch of Duncan, spent yesterday In La Grande on business. To Uirvallis Packey McFarlund, Jack Denny and Nick Hughes left last night on No. 23 for Corvallis where they will participate in tho state band con test. Mrs. Denny will accompany ihem as far as Portlund. Slopped Here- Mr." and Mrs. Jack Mtrmgnain. in Vancouver, stopped In Lit Grande and visited with friends on their return trip from Salt Lake . City where they attended tho centen nial celebration of tho L, ;D.; S. church, , . Itetiirued YesteiuVay Everett Stono returned Thurs day from Salt Lnko City where ho attended tho celebration In obser vance of the hundredth ;unnlycr-( sury of tho L. D. S. church. Siamese Twins In Frogs Made By Scientists IOWA CITY (AP) Twins- are produced at the Unlvorsity of Towa by a surgical opcratie.t which grafts two young animals together us Siamese twins or other combina tions hitherto unknown. This grafting is done only on nnlmuls of a low order, principally tadpoles and newts. Us purpose is to show certain relations between the aexes, particularly tho domin ance of nmlo over fomule charac teristics. Making these' strango . twins is reported to the American Associa tion for tho Advanconft-nt of Sci- enco by Prof. Emil Wllschl of the university's department of zoology. Tho operation is called parabiosis. . "Tho anlmuls may bo united side by side so that they, appear liko Siamese twins pr one behind tho other,- forming chains," Professor Witschl saysV.' ' " ' ' "Often In parabiosis only one animal .will feci. Nevertheless its co-twin grows at tho sumo rate, proving tho latter receives an abundant food supply through the established blood connections. If the two animals of a pair aro of tho same spcclefl they grow and differ entiate at tho sumo rate. If they aro of different species, the faster growing ono will dominate and dl- pur- J rcct development of tho other." - Leopard frogs aro cited as ex amples. , They normally take four Spring Vacation , Lucille Giint is visiting her ems in Halfway during the spring 0lUnH' 'for- dl,velopment. bur they vacation at .the Eastern Oregon , tMiB timn in hl.i r when "twin- Normal school, where sho is a sui dent. Iietiu-ns to Lu (iraiule A. M. PflughiLupt, local navy re cruit officer, returned to La Grande, lust night from a ten-day; trip, lie expects to bo hero for the remit I nd- TO THE cut thin tlmo In halt when "twin nod" with wood froKa, which huv a fuster prowini? period. ProTcflsor Wltachl finds definite dominance ot nmle over fumiile clcr inenta. 1 ylso ; 31ickcy Mouse in 'The ISKrn Dance' I'lirunioAiit ilU,(y "'J'ltVf KI.M.V AliONi:" 'llillhont. At-ts .IOI,I.Y I'ICOX mill stum'IjAtidx i.i: mi am mc s.Mi;y; 'I'lll-: TAI.KIXti ' Vj I AVS JlKl'OlM'KIl" 1'liu "(;mit Divide k 1 s 11 DOROTHY nntic 1 Jl A i II I AVAILS- powerful drama of inoiiiitalii ami I AN KEITH -MYRNA LOY jt. , . Thrills of. sound in the great outdoors; all talking and singing which makes one leel (he real spell ol the west. ' TODAY AND SATURDAY . GRANADA TODAY - SATURDAY Also Tarzan The Tiger Chapter 5 ' 13NGLISH PI5X SWINLK l.ON'DON (AjP) A new fouli tnin pen. swindle was exposed here. . Pens, coslinff about $1! but worth 30 '.cents were mailed to personn -whose oblluarles had just boon printed In the newspupers. lit nrOHt oases . the eSeeutors of ttio fslatei thoUKlil the deecaseil ordered Hie pen and paid without conunent. . Ki:i CKOSS GI AIUIS IKAIS oiis speedway belween this city and Home,' .constructed by order of1 M'.UM'iolIni who Is a. durinnly fast driver, is now lined with first aid stations manned by the Ilul OSTIA, Italy (AP) The fam lnn Ued t'ross. The nervlee. Is doubled on Hunduys nod holidiiys. AMKItlGANS AHK AVAJtNUl WASHINGTON, Apr.: It (AP) All Amerlciins in two northern cities of Kwans-tunf; province, or which Clinton is the capital, h)ivc been warned by Dg.ikIuh Jenliins, American consul treneral to leave their stations. Tho state department Ihih rec ords of 1.1 Americans in the two cillofl. IJnchow and Shluchow, aa lot .December 31. THACHHIl IH:MIuS rilAPiKS . POUTI.ANI), Ore., Apr. '! (AP) An answer to complaints of lid parentH that sho hud used a piece of rubber tubing to whip school children was filed today by .Miss Cora l-elt, teacher In the Nor mandalo school, will) the board of education. She denied till charges. J l.er answer said she had used the rubber tubing on a girl pupH'H legs I .nit said It was done "Just In a joking way." i:ij;cti;i) on:i;N S A U K M . Ore,, A pi. !i ( A I ' ) - -lrjsa K at her! no Kverelt of Port land was elected by Wnianu-lte unlver.vlty students oh May tjueen for the l!iao .May festival. She Is a daughter of Mi, and Mrs. It. I). Kverett of Portland. , TO IIAVi; I.NSPIXTOIt POUTI.ANIi. Ore. (AP) The Portland chamber of coiiiiimtci bus been ud vised that Portland will huve a, full time federal radio Inspector aboui July . The in spector ill work under Kdwln W. l.ovejoy, dlHtr.'ct radio supervlsiir with heud(uarterji at Sea tile. Duties of the new official will in eludo fnwpection of ships' rudiu re ceivers and othep work of the d--partment of commerce radio division. Summing II Up Have the courage to appftfir poor and you disarm poverty of Its greatest it in;. Doetriaet of Socrstet yoerntes wrot nothing, hut hlft dfH'trlnpj r htlevpd tn h pr norrtfl In the writings of Tlato nod Xenopbon. Hard to Eiplaitt If Ifliiglilnc'n a tin, I rlon't e hat the Trd lets so niflny funnr things hpPn for. Anonj moui. The Modeit Lifo Man want but little her helnw Just eimush to keep tip the pay- iHnnlveisam celebration M Five years ago we opened PIGGLY WIGGLY No. 1 in La Grande. Two years ago we opened PIGGLY WIGGLY No. 2. . This week we have moved No. 1 into a new and larger building. For one week, beginning April 12th and ending April 18th we are offering some unusual prices, a combination ANNIVERSARY and OPENING SALE. All prices the same at both Store No. 1 and Store No. 2. All Brands of Canned Milk 3 Tall Cans - 25c Seedles Raisins 41b. Bag Vv; . . . . ...... ..29C H-0 Small Pkg. 14c All Gold Pumpkin No. 2 Can-., .. .. .. .-15c White Star Tuna No. Can . . . 19c Dina-Mite Made From . Wheat Bran Flax i-lb,Pkg.,. t. , .. . ..21c The Home Flour Federation 494Bag.:,:: v.; $1.59 Can Babbit's Lye 19c Granulated White King Large Pkg. . . 39c Twin Peak Peas No. 4 Sieve -No. 2 Can ... -14c Curfew Brand Broken Slice Pineapple No.2Cah.. .. .. .. .. .19c All Gold Brand Fancy Sliced Pineapple No.2'2Can .. .......... 27c Coff I'iggli Wigffly Special l-lb. Pkg. ...... 32c I'iffly Wiggly Best l-lb. Pkg. ...... 35c Golden West l-lb. Can 43c Crackers 3-lb. Caddy .. 39c Corn Starch 2Pkgs... .. . 15c Schillings Baking Powder l-lb. Can.. ..39c Clicquot Club Ginger Ale Pint Bottle 18c All Gold Brand Fancy Cling Peaches No. VA Can.. . 24c SWIFT'S PREMIUM HAMS Buy now for Easter Lb. 30c Sauer Kraut No. 22 Can. . 15c Broken Slice Grapefruit No. 2 Can.. .-17c Sweet Potatoes No. 2!2 Can. . 15c Our Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Department is kept as completely stocked with high quality foods as the seasons will permit. All foods kept inside our store and are always fresh and clean. : Store No. 1 Mackey Building 1422 Adams Store No. 2 Corner of Depot & Wash. t tTyrrermKi-rv.iwmvw' mBrerosremBiiBiBa