La Grande evening observer., April 14, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

Monday, April 14, 1930
EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA" GRANDE, TORE.".
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u' ilic Holds
The following are registered nt
local hotels: 'Nr. anil lira. Jnck
Thomas. Cnjdwell; Mrs. Elmer
Istoddard. Baker; M. 1. Klanc, Spo
kane: K. Hauit nnd wife, Wallowa;
Mr. and Mis.. T. Thonvpson, Hoisc:
Mr. and Mrs. K'Noloml, Walla
.,,ll: Jlr. nnd MlH. It. K: Miiru-
t-hnt, Doarclnmn: FrniicesWr; Spike,
Hoardman: u. m. uicKnuin. Port
imd: Ailclo ; C. Wood. Joseph:
ilMytli Schuyler, Joseph: J. Camp
111. Walla Wnllu; W. P. Matthes,
.Maxvllle; I-eonurd Hammock, Wal
lowa: Mr. niid(.M:rs. Huirh M. Cald-
vell. Caldwellf it. Li. uokcis. I'ort
ind: W. W. tdams, Wclser, B. E.
jmbert ami', wife, 'Walla Walla:
L. Miller,. William Thomas,
Itoselmrs: UJi'l McCuIIoukIi, Mc
Iilinnvlllle; A.1 W. Adnmson, I'ort-
,md: K. A- iWnckey, Tho Dulles;
Ind.Paul O. Mauro, Milium.
itclliriioil I'l'oill SM)kanc
1 .f. T. Longfellow" returned' Sat-
lircUy from Spokane where he tit-
loaded the meeting of the Inland
Implro association In which he Is
halnnan or rno resolutions coni-
Bnlitee. Ho hcliiKs word as u nlwii-
,pr of ihe ncccniinj,' commission
hat the Ijv fl rondo llieh school
Sips once inoi been accredited In
hrf nortjiwesc;: association oi sec-
hdarv and hli;li schools, which
Loans that Its'-Braduntes may enter
'ijhout entrance examinations any
ihool belnnnlrir to the association.
bir; Ixmsfellov Is city supcrinlend-
nt of schools).
ICvery Member" Social
'.An "every member" social will
he 'held Ionium, at tho K. 1'. hall
ivtiueinliers o.tho lied Cross lodge
f uhe Knights of Pythias, when
vorv nit-mboi' is expected to be
fjirosent. If aytone requires trans
nurtatlon to attend, It may bo se-
t-urcd by calling Italp Byers or
W'estry McDonald, they unnounccd
Uihm 1,
' k
Arrived This Morning
.;MLsh Miiry t'eters, of Poculello,
itrijved this morning on No. lit
: i n d will spend the week at the
C. 1 l.cadleyj h o m c. t
,..Ut.s.s Lenorq J-lead ley returned
last nipht from liicUleton, Wash.,
itfter spendinjj' tlie spring vacation
with her sister M r. Albert tiot
fredKon. She -Ms a student ut the
La Grande Jllgh school. ;
Spent, tho Weekend
Mi-K. i'. Jverson relnrnMi this
moriihirT froni'lcaehain where she
pent tho weeltond vislllnt;. her hus-
hiind. , i
To Enterpriser- . gr v v
ll.-K. UixoniH iiuJIOnturpriKt! to-'
dfij1 on businefcM, makhiK the trip
iiy:auto. Jle Vill reSnti 'this1 iiftcr-
Aeeepled ji losiliiii-r-
. Slijw .Tanelte? TwiriKi'. . formerly
cf! tho Hot Iike waiiutorltim, has
rnjeepted a iitfitlon in -the offices
nf Dr.s. A1oor(t.iand' Iioks, ussisling
Frances Kdmumlson.
llU'ttftTiI In Boise
.11 fs. Kin .MiHi.son has rcitirncu 10
lloiwe after .spenilinr? a week with
her sister, Mrs; William Dure lay.
VWted in Knlurprlse
Miss IOIhul llavs returned from
1'nterp' ise yoKtorday where she
has been visiting.
Ucitirucd From Portland
Mrs. Walter Jelsnian han rettirn
il from Portland where she spent
tho week visiting. She made the
li-ip by auto.
' . I .
' 1 am a-happy-four-
Itcen-yeaivpld school boy just
one of several who are proud to
pay that they work for the Ob
server. In fulfilling my duties as
Vour carrier I aim to be prompt,
courteous and responsive to your
desires. I know that by doing
small things well I will gain the
confidence to do greater things
by and by. Jf you trust the pay
ment of your monthly paper bills
with me. it will help me grow in
confidence, and I pledge myself
to accuracy and honesty when
alloyed to be agent between you
and my employer.
THE EVENING OBSERVER
! Circulation Department
'
Hern Vwtnpilar
urs. i-.imcr Stoddard and daugh
ter, Ruth, were visiting friends In
La Grando yesterday.
Census Xrars Kntl
Itay Williams, assistant census
supervisor Tor the Eastern Orecon
district, stated toiluv nt p.n.lin.
ton that tho l.a Grande census
nearly complcto and urges that
anyone not counted .call their
enumerator mu later than Wed
nesday. The enumerators and their
territory follow: Mrs. Jay. .Mlller
Inff. ; eleiftlon precincts 2, :7, 0:
MreAFrunk Xkillorlng,. J 2, J3-.
Italph Baldwin. 3, 4: Mrs. Itny
mond Williams, In, 11; lira. Hilda
Van Bibber, 1, 8.
Itcluincd Prom l'ortluml
Or. and Mrs. P. J Kulston and
son John returned from Portland
last night whore thoy epent Inst
week on business and pleasure.
Uelunied to JNlot Kock
CJeorge Jlhrnden nccompuniea
hy his brother. William drove to
i'ilot Koek yeaterduy after vlsit
ins herd for tlie weekond with his
mother, Mi:;, Delia Harnden. Af
ter spending tho day at the Low
ell .IttiKK runch where his brother
In mployed; William returned home
lasf liUfhl,. .
Stopped Here . ' ' f -
Mni. Hessie Lamlile. and duuglit
ter Uorothy, sons Stanley" iirid llaf
wood of discade, .Ida., were over,
nitfht quests at the K. , I'ijior
home on Cedar street leaving this
nJorning -.foi KeatUe wJiere tlu;y
will, visit with friends . , .. H
In Wnlln Walla - V V
W, (.'. Heoktell has r-etqrned from
a weekend 'spent In, Walla Wallti,,
ItelHiiicd rroiH Portlnnd ! ,;v -V:
Mj'.sh ; Jean Oenham -returned
lhif inorninR from Portland where
she vlnited her sister. M,rs. C.
KnldeT. during tho spring .vn ca
tion from her Html res at the Kat
ern Oregon Normal school.
Itaby Itoy ' ; ;
Mr. nnd Mm. Noah K. .Mat how
at Mlfi'Y avonuo ar the parents
of a bnhy boy born yesterdny.
The new nrrlvul weighs nine
pounds;
lielm-iicd from rorlland .
Mr. n hd .Mrs. yalter, Iteuter and
son Hobby havo returned from
I'oi'thind where they . visited Mr.
rind Vi. , . ,Howen, formerly
br (hi.-f eity.' for "sevprat days. They
also;. wen L on business." .
fMnrRuret Rakor, who. Is to gradu
at (he Normal school this June
has 'secured a school at Weston,
Gtry.. w:lierfl sho Willi start tcaeh-
(Jf'IN (O Wlswiislll
Vtra. M. Porter left Krtday for
Wisconsin where she will visit her
sisier dining the spring and sum
mer, expecting to be away for
several nouths.
Len This .Morning
W. If. Fitzgerald left this morn
ing afler spending the weekend
visiting his daughter and son-in-law.
Mr. and M rs. Charles l'ld
cock. Se Crew Ilaeo '
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ttoehm re
turned . yesterday from .Seattle
where they visited with their son
Mugene, a stildent at the University
of Washlnglon. AVhile there they
saw tho Washington - California
crew races, with the Ifuskies mak-
lng a clean sweep in the events.
They made tho trip by automobile.
Marriage, License
A marriage , license wns Issued
Saturday afternoon to Marcus W.
May, of Sunvmcrvillo, and Minnie
Crooka, of Seattle.
Attend Commandorj'
Mr. and Mra. Georgo T. Coch
ran left Saturday night for Car
vallls where they will attend the
grand cammandery of Knightft
Templar. They will visit friends
in Portland nnd return the last' of
tho week. Mr. Cochran Is a grand
officer. ...
In Knterprlse
Colon It. Kborhnrd Is In Knter
priso and Joseph today on legal
bualnesa.
Attorney From IViulloUni
A. S, Cooley. attorney of Pendle
ton, wna in La. Grande today on
business. ' ' vi
Returned: Homo
Lem and Hob Ward returned
home Saturday night from Salt
Lnko City whero they visited their
sister and attended the centennial
celebration of the Ij. D, S. church,
seeing the' pageant depicting .the
rlso and progress of tho church,
and uttcndlng. several conference
sessions, , . . t -.
Dinner Tomorrow
All membeiH Of tho Neighbor
hood club who desire to meet Hess
Foster Smith,. Idaho poetess who
will attend the club injecting to
morrow nftcrhooivnt 2 o'clock, are
Invited to tho .dob dinner- to ,be
given nt G:3u o'clock Tuesilay even
ing in the La Grande hotek ' Those
who desire to. go muy make ithelr
reservations with ( Mrsj.f cjhnse
Hohncnkamp. ' "' ') T
Students lietiira ,.- '
' Among the norniiO si'hool girls
whQ live at the Andrews home, nnd
who have returned t Ja Grandh
after a week away are Miss Leo
nora Funk, who visited nt. Maker,
and Miss .Lillian , Chadwlck, who
went to Ontario. t Miss Alary iien
rlcks, who also resides at Mi's. An
drew's home is yet In The Dalles.
Hot urn Fi-oin Trli
Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Andrews
havo returned (rom Pasco and
Portland where they visited for a
few days. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Strlughnm and daughter, Janet, of
Pasco, drove to Ixi Grande with the
Andrew's and visited over tho
weekend with M. Stringham's pnr
entH and many of his friends.
VIsIIh Portland . r !r':'' '':
Miss. Ida 1 Mc'Meeklu ' returned
homo, (tiis- nvoriUng .frotn Porlad
whero she hafl heeh since Friday'.- ;
Serlwiisly J II !. m .
Mrs; dla.rtAyhile, ulster o'r Mrs.
J. Li, iACkiev on' -North Fir -.sli eet.
Is; seriously lll.- 1 ' . V(
HotiimsUloiiiv r -: v ' , " t
lt.VAinHWyi,yi'eum(;.iI.lJl,,i
Portland on Friday, where he has
been for the past week In the In
terests of tho O.-W. shop employ
ee's work.
Visit In Wit.stilngtoii
Mrs. it. C. Alexander and chil
dren. 'Uobe'rt and -Frances, visited
their aunt in Washington during
the past week. '
Yesterday nt J glu
Mrs, Wiltlo Thomas and Mra.
Huffman visited in Klgin yesterday.
Terminates Visit
Airs. J. C. McKwcn, of Granite,
Ore., h-ft yesterday for her home
after visiting here for two weeks
with her sister, Mrs. W. Thomas.
Upturns From Utah
M Iks M ;irlel A ml re ws retu rned
yesterday from Halt Jjike City
where she has been for a week,
attending the L. T). S. centcntfiai
with Miss .May tean.
Weefcoml Vlsltur
Jasper Perry, or Vale, was a
weekend visitor In La Grrfnde. Mr.
Perry is'willi the slate highway
work in the Vale territory.
To California ;, . :
M'i's. . Florence lihiekburh, w ho
j bun been in 1m: Crandc since Mar.
i 17 visiting, at the home of her
Uster. Mru. .;. ,, Sayre and fam-
ily h-fi yesterday Tor her home in
Los Angeles. M.rs. ItlaeUburn
, stopped off here on her way from
KnnvHM wher she had been mnk-
Ing an extended slay.
; In Walla Walla
I Mr. and Aim F. K. Piper mil
; thrrf daiiuht rs drovi- to Walla
: Wnlle. yesterday where they npent
Ihe day. -
: iUwk From Portland '
MJf.'l Alta l-illh niathomatics
lnstiu tor at the jt Grande high
sehool. returti'-d last evening from
; Portland where she had been
spending her spring vacation with
relative.
! In rth Powder
I The JIpv. Judson T. Perkins -;
eiiph-d Ihe Methodist jHilpll in
Cwr ye.vi-rday nuxning and
evening iice.mni);uil'd by K. A.
! Sayre drove to North Powder
; where he addressed the Ms-'hoilist
rongrrtratfiin. Mrs. l'erkins nnd
the children were in Ihe servi:-.
! yt'erday morning at Knlcrprise
I and Ia.L evening at Wallowa.
Mrs. IjiiuliH Lie
.Many Iji (trnnde frh-ndM of Mix.
Jennie G. I .ami is, uf I laker, were
Hboiked to learn of her sudden
death early Saturday morning.
Mr.-. Jjindls had been n frequent
vifitor at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. I. Wright and bud a large
number of sterling finalities, prom
inent In Presbyterian ehureh work
nnd In Knstcrn Htar clreh-s. hav
ing been pant worthy matron of
Ither ehypter of linker and also
a grand chapter officer. She leaves
to mourn her Iokh one son. Kd
nnnl A., who Is connected with
Hie Matonic grand ehuptcr office
In Portland, nl-o a brother whose
home in in Portland. The funeral
services fill be held on Tuesday
and !: 11' be tginnuUttJ tt Hit-
:- MODEST
Trade Marhe Registration
4-M 5n y iw t k r. ii n-v. r.,.-.
"ir you ilhn't study, ivlmt do yon
"A flag-pole sitter
jnausoleum" beside her mother and
.her husbamj. who preceded her in
death a n limber of years ago.
Road Supervisor ;
Directing Work
In Promise Area
Ity. Mrs. Iter! ha Curlier
(t)bserver Coi respondent)
PUO.V IKK, Ore. (Special) John
Carper, the new road supervisor,
had a force of men working the
road last week. The started in
at C. F. Go'rbett's working that
part fii-tU. Th6 roads are silll
quite lough.
The last few days , have been
(iuit warm and the .farmers are
all busy plowing. Some are seed
ing nnd making garden, .
Mrs. Bertha. Carper ncconyianled
MY. and Mrs. W. W. Carper, to
Wallowa recently. Mr. . Carper
and Mrs. Itrrtha Carper returned
the jia'ine evening. .Mrs. Dora Ital
ian), of Knterprlse, returned with
them-and Is staying at the homo
oC y, V. .jCnrper. Mrs. W. W.
(arper remained at the Wallowa
hospital.
i Mis" Lola. Gorbott visited at the
-ftivoiTldo fthiic-l ,W'e(nt'tiay,
1-fjirvey MlcLonatd visited his
uncle and aunt, M,'r. ami Mrs. C.
P. Carper Thursday.
Mr. and .Vis. Art bur Wallace
visited Sunday afternoon with Air.
and Mrs. Fred Trump and Mrs.
Julia Sannac.
"Andrew Yong Is staying at tho
MaurieeTeel home.
F. G. Potter went to- Knlerpriso
Thursday on husinei-Ti connected
with taklig the census.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Camper. April 3, IU30
at the Wallowa hospital. Itolh
mother and baby are doing nicely.
Palph Tarper, who is working for
George Brooks on Powwaika, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr. und
Mr:'. C. P. t'urper.
Harvey McDonald came In Sun
day from La Grande and is visit
ing Ills pu rents. Mil', and Mrs. I.
W. M.eDonald. I. S. McDonald Is
still confined to his homo with
rheuiimtismV
Charlie Mjoore and Maurice Teel
brought in a. load of seed grain
the first or the week.
Mf. ami M rs. l-'ra u k I .Indsey
and ehith den. of La; tirande,
fame in Sunday a ml tire visiting
M i'.!.' I A ii'lsey's pa rent s, M r, and
Mrs. C. P. Carper, l-rank is also
helplng4 V'lth the - farm. work. .
M: and M rs. Obe Swearlngen
and son, John were picnicking at
the creek Sunday.
Charles Ken worthy, who has
been (pilte ill, is able to be out
ag.-lin.
-Mrs. Aithur Wallace was taken
fitiiio 111 Sttmbiy evening. Mrs.
Smith May ed with her until
Thursday. ' M.r. Wallace Is con
valescing but t'wing to her Illness
(here is no. school this week at
(he Promise school house.
Gustav llarohn, of Smith Moiin
t.iin. is taking the census In Prom
ise this weei;. I spent Tuesday
night with lohn Cariier ami Wed
nesday night with C. I'. Carper's.
!. G. Poller Is taking the census
or. Powwntka and Maxvllle.
Mrs-;. Bertha. Carper and Frank
I. indsey w ero Ira ding III Maxvllle
Wednesday.
sk.i i;d isi;i; oum
FBI KBCIiG. Geriiinny. Apr. 11
(A P Sigurd Ibsen, former Nor
wegian premier and fou of the
gi eat playwright, Henrlx Ibsen,
ilted today, aged 71.
Too Dee'w for Him
"I've been planting rhuhiirh roots
nnd sweet potato roots nnd utmw
hprry rontu for well onto forty
yenrs, cntrnhted Farmpr Jone,
j "but eoiipnrn If I ktnuv thm
(treek nnd l.tilm roots Mint root
boy, John, writes home from col
lege about." Pathfinder Mngnfine.
DeHninf Air TitI
TIip t erm 'aronniitIe" envom
the enttrn sclenr nnd nrt of flying
nmehinefc; aviation Is thot hrnneli
of ttereiinutieii cnvArin nlrplanefl
nnd other henvier than nlr rroft;
whi! nemstniion Is the braneh
covering ImBnons am! other ernft
lighter Hum air.
I LONDON With u hummer King
George had di nted and theuretlcu
' ly smashed the old great sea I of
IKngland. A m new ono omitting
in l nt ton nf li land la nor. In u..v.
MAIDENS
Applied For U. S. Patent Office
expet't to be when you grow up,
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Lostine Debate .
Team Wins Over
. Haines Friday
Ity Mi's. WIlHant Wiggins
(Observer Correspondent)
LOSTINK. Ore., (Special) Tho
debalo held in the high school
auditorium I'll Id ay evening. Apr. 11
at 8 o'clock on the question "Re
solved: that Oregon should ndopt
the cabinet -'form, of government
purposed In senate joint resolution
No. 16 passed by tho 35th legisla
tive assembly of Oregon." This Is
a current issue that will bo voted
on by the electorate of Oregon at
the November election. Lostlno
upheld tho affirmative - sldo with
Miss Ruth Leonard and Wnrner
Crow as spea kers. Haines High
school upheld tho negatlvo sldo.
Tho decision! was-a win for the
Lostine debating team.
' 'Mi'H, AgWs Moens and Lewis
Brandt wero quietly married Sun
day April tt ;at tho homo of the
brides parents Mr, and Mrs. W. B.
Hunler. Immediate relatives and
friends were' present. Including Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton Knodell and Mrs.
Herman Martin. Tho. couple left
j for La Grandlfr after the ceremony.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Hunter,
They will make their homo on tho
m. Q. Courtney ranch which Mr.
Brandt' recently purchased,
Vernon Goldsberry. of Turlock,
Cal., arrived Monday for a month's
visit with Mr. (ind Mrs. Dean Crow.
jMr. Goldsberry Is Mrs. Crow's hIh
j ter. Mr. Crovhas taken her ,up
I tho South Fork river to hoo' Home
jsnow, which is a treat to her.
Mrs. W. B. Hunter had as her
guest Mrs. Ben Keley on Wednes
day. Mrs. Sadie . Hall. Mrs. Carl
I Thomas and Wm. Wotiiuck went to
Iseo an eye specialist.
Mrs. Dean Crow and daughter,
Vernon Goldsberry, of Turlock, Cal.
ami Norma Gray Hpent Tuesday In
Joseph with M rs. Albert Halstey
and sight seeing at Wallowa Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Cook and baby
of Camj) JO spent tho weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Mat Cook.
M.p. and Mrs. (.'an Hoblnsou have
moved back to Kntorprise whero
Mr. Robinson will be near his work.
Geo. Wart had tho misfortune of
cutting his hand (-ulle badly with
an uxe. Jle was taken to Knter
prlse to a doctor and it required
seven stitches to closo the wound.
j Mrs. Geo. Dodgo had as her guest
at a Sunday dinner, Mr. and Airs,
i F. B. Jx'onnrd and family.
Mrs. Kfno Cook and Mr. and
Mrs. Boy Cook visited Saturday at
tho home of Mr. and vh. Jed
Cook.
Mrs. X. Wesffall. Mrs. Ashley
and daughters. Miss Gena and Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Poley were Sunday
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Gen. Felton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Crow ami
M.lss Claudiiw Gerth attended the
teachers meeting In La Grande Sat
urday. They also attended the
play, "Pickles" given by the Ja
Grando High school. Tills play
wiih given by tho Lostine school
during the winter.
J la rley Court n ey a nd Fra n k
Bradley spent the weekend on the
Imnaha, Mrs. Courtney, who had
been visiting friends here, returned
Up her home with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cooper went
to Knterpriso for a few days visit
before leaving for Idaho whero
"jthev will spend the summer.
Mrs. J. L. Hammock and daugh
ter Bessie Robinson attended the
Mission church service In Knter
prlse Sunday.
Mrs. Myrtlo Replluger and
da"ghter. Mildred, MrH. Islie Rip
plenger and Mrs. Karl Allen were
iAi Grande visitors Monday.
Hugh, DaviH, of Knterprlse
stopped in Lostine to attend to
business. He was en route to Im
hlcr to take Home pictures and visit
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin, of Weston,
drove over Friday for a short visit
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. W. B.
Hunler. Mth. Martin was Marion
Hunter.
Mrs. Lflley Hill and hoiih, Willie
and lyoyd Cook flpent Sunday nt
tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. G. B.
Cook.
Gull Cro'V. of Hurricane Cre-k,
vislt'd friend In Lostine Tuesday.
KliU'cne I (cbling, of Joseph, iff.
j suffering from a badly Infected
hand. Ho came to Lntcrpiise
wheru an operation hjh p-jrfornud
to relic, e the luP ctioii.
It, F. Allen, of Wallowa, candi
date for republican, nomination for
rcprcsenntlvo for Union and Wal
lowa counties, was calling on
friends In Lostine this week.
O. J. Poley Is taking tho 11130
nnnxnx In fhn T.nutlnn district Ilii
Week. ,
I Mr, and Mrs. James Tordlcc, who
t havo been, living on the Artiey
farm, havo moved back to Kntcr
! prise. Mr. Arney now has Air. and
iMrs. Avery Half helping on tho
farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Jny Templeton nnd
family were Sunday guests of Air,
and Mrs. F, li; Leonard,: : V
Miss licrtha Dowtis . nnd M,
CouelS;' ot Wallowa, attended the
operettitv'in I-a ,CKrando,V '"f -.'."'
Mr. nnd Mrs.- Clrtvo- Toyd; have
moved to tho Bn. Keltey' 0vrm;;the
first of tho week. . They have been
living In Mrs. FleonoFs iproperty.
Mrs. Mark Crow vnt'nd lno
Neighborhood . club; on Thursday
afternoom Tho clilb Is planning a
dinner at tho church basement for
Thursday evening,
Croff Hunter and son, of Joseph
Creek, wero Lostino . visitors on
Thursday, returning homo on Fri
day. County Agent N. C. Donaldson
drove over to linker Friday morn
ing to attend a coiiferonco under
tho direction of an O. A. C. pro
fessor. The subject' for' dieeussion
was "Publicity for Kxtonsion and
County Agent Work."
Geo. Craig, who sold his hanking
Interests some time ago, has de
cided, to enter tho hanking business
again and has acquired a large
stock in the Knlerpiiso Stnto bank
and was elected ;to tho board of
directors. , - ? (
Mrs. Dora lleekcr .K .Portland,
is. In Knterpriso visiting a son' nnd
daughter. " Sho Is Maying -with
.Mrs. Burleigh, "her daughter.
Tho Black Marble and Limo Co.
in steadily operating Its plant under
now management wjth orders co":
ing in every day.
Mr.-and. Mrs. L. K. W(kks Ul,a
daughter, purls ..Marvin Viggans
of Baker, and Mrs. Roy Morris and
(daughter, Gwendolyn, of lmiiler,
veiled at tho homo of Mr. ana ahh.
iWiu. W'Kguns on Saturday and
Sunday.
Mra. Geo. Child reH and 'Mrs.
Maxlne Nichols visited at tho homo
'of Mr. nnd'Mi'H. Clarence Allen on
I Friday.
i Tho play that Itaskel Pat put
on by tho Uebcknh lodge at tho
school hnuso on Saturday evening
was a decided success.
EX-SHERIFIi1
SUSPECTED
1 ' OP. SLAYING
(Coritlnued fiohl Pago OncO v
till) llVlWIIKMlt' Htllll'S. lr HlUKKlM-IIll
tU MrH.. 1'1'ICO'K Hllll! 1111(1 'COilllllH'll.
Wrlitlit wiiil Uii! prlnclpnl wUiiuhs
In tlm trlul ot l'rk-o una acciisoil
tliu iiriiHcuutor of ImliiK;!!'!'11'1-1
"lirouKiUoii niuni-y" ri-oiu o(iunitorh
or a mounter mill ut ICIIliolii-n, Win.'
The Hllll 'vii8 "raided hurt full
cler. tile lemlenMlilf) of T'rlee. Wi-lnltf,
tiniilntr Knvormnoiit wHne.sfi n.L the
trlul, tcHlirleil thlH Ivus Ijrciumo
I'llee hud not Keen paid the money
he demanded. J'lieo:; denied (he
olmrKe and Miilil Ills', formei" col
leaRiie wan ue.tivated by inallee.
The jury necepted Ills . statement.
Slnee thn'rulii und trlul 1'lieo
told polleo lib had received a num
ber or anonyuioiiH tlireatenin let
lers. apparently from . dl.ssruntled
boolloKffei-H. oro than once be ex
preHHcd rear that ho would bo at
tacked. A vltforouH prosecutor. Price be
Itnn his atlaek on Illicit distilleis
last yi;ar, dolnir HiliKle-hnnded 111
his county what the stale bad done
berore Its cnroreeinent was repenl
i'd by popular vote. Wrlnht wns
fll-st 10 encounter dirricultliH, (lov.
I'red K. Zliniiierman removing
hiui ror misconduct 111 orriee. loiter,
when the 30-yeur-nld fonner sber
tt'r was churned with conspiracy he
Implicated I'rlct.
Tho first district attorney ever
slain In Wisconsin, 1'riee had ki'Iiit
ed prominence In state political
circles, lie was a member of the
11 l-'olleile progressive fnetioli if
the republican pariy and eiKhl.
years hico wus the group's oundl
dale for attorney Kenel'al. lie was
IN yenrH olrl anil had no children.
2nd Annual Dance
APRIL 1(5
ZUI3ER HALL
Spanish War Vets
I I Klfiri? N'fi. ftt fi Cmmlc. Ilic.
voiit
Easter Bonnet
ISUKADY
$2.98 !
i DeliKliliul iiiodels ctini- j
( billing all foatui os (u en- j
hance the Ka.stei" ensem- I
ble. I
F7 MAIN, rnr aiillilliK
f B llnit N lo lio printed.
It II . Il (H-ilerH fakl'lL
ninl rltiKhcd i:i time.
i E L S () X
Oimhi-iio I'u-t orriii;
I) KPT. STOKES g,
Pendleton Senior
Team Wins Meet
I'KNDLLTON, Ore., Apr. 14 (AP)
Scoi Ing US points, senior track
B K V Ihrilllnrt Hnmnnra
S SI '",..s,mm, I
CHMlEillWS
GRANADA
Cabbage, cauliflower and tomatoes,
d a It 1 i k s,' r 6 s e s arid flowering '
shrub, petunias and pansies
READY NOW
Choice delphinium and baby
breath clumps.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK AT
25c
lieddinfj plants of all sorts. Asters,
arjeratum, alendulas, geraniums, zin
ias, petunias, snapdragons, marigold,
salvia, salphglosis, daisies, forget-me-nots,
lobilia and sweet alyssum.
PORCH BOXES, WINDOW BOXES,
TUBS AND URNS BEING
. ; ' MADE UP NOW
. Mail and phone orders promptly'
taken care of.
FREE DELIVERY
ROHAN'S
GREENHOUSES
Phone 676-W
FREE LECTURE
on
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
by
Paul A. Ilarsch, C. S. B.
of Toledo, Ohio
Member of the Board of Lecture
ship of the Mother Church, the First
Church of Christ Scientist, in Boston
Mass.
in the
SACAJAWEA BALL ROOM
Tuesday Evening, April 15
at 8 o'clock
The Public is Cordially Invited
to Attend.
men of Pendleton high school won
tho annual Intercluss meet here
Saturday. Tho seniors took 13 first
places. . . -
Next Saturday Pendleton, I-n
f! i-.t n dn nnd A! e I xin fh 1 1 n h Urll
8Uhoola will meet here in a trlanT
guhir track meet. '
premiere
tiilfi
Fredric
MARCH A
STARTING TUESDAY
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Talking Comedy
Mickey Mouse Cartoon
Sound News
now :
"The
Kibitzer."
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