La Grande evening observer., April 30, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

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IX GRANDE EViENINQ OigCTVgBTffi RXKPE,- T)RE.
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been ' received ' that
8. daughter ot Mr. and
,ogera won - married in
wash., on April .5
to EthmeriKlnrrett. Btolla Rogers
Is j gni(lito of the La Grande
IUgh -"ucnaoL unu uio. ; uiienucm
0. S. C. Garrett Is now work
ing !, Longvlew. Wash. ' Arthur
Ilogersl son of Ed.. Rogers was
alio'fntarrlel on April 1 to Sally
McSlurren. .. They are living In' La,
Grande. t ' ; y. .
Jiyirc-s Hnhd
Jllrs. C. H. Blyptono -seycrly In
jimed her hand Monday when she
cuught it In a wringer. Tha hand
Is --badly bruised -and 'two' fingers
are smashed, though no bones are
trneken. It ,wus , necessary .to have
tile hand drcssed-at the Grande
tiUjndo hospital.
iocupcratliig---;' ; ;f
Miss l-'lorenco Sullivan, who has
tbeen very ''ill in a Portland hos
imiml. returned to La Grande :Ves-
luerday withher mother, Mrs. M. J.
I sujlivan, wJio went U Portland
t to bring her home. Miss Sullivan
will remain here until she is well
enough to Yqs.u me .her. duties in
studying to.'bo'u, ftui'so. ' v '
the Episcopal Ladles' convocation,
which was held In that city yester
day afternoon.. They returned last
evening.
Meetings Continue
The meetings at the Christian
church continue with interest. Dr.
Packnrd's sernton Tuesday evening
was "Millions Now Living Are Al
ready Bead" and was based upon
the statement of the Psalmist. "No
one cares for my Boul." "Millions
now living are already dead," com
mented the evangelist, "and they
are in the church,"; He declared
statistlcs.'.shoiv that the .activity of
the church la being carried on by
40per cent of the church mem
berships and that 60 per cent are
dead spiritually and worth nothing
to the church. Ills sermon was a
olnrlon call to the church to awake
out of her sleep of indifference.
At-the workers luncheon Tuesday
evening Dr. Packard epoko, to a
group of . the church workers and
had them set the goal for Sunday.
It is to .be "Every-member Day"
with three hundred In church
school. Tho evangelist's sermon
tonight, "The Refusal of Jesus.
nUTIKff Woletoi."'" ..." ,toPOTUJ- , r. v - j . -xx,
I The i following, are registered , at lAira. ' Koueri,wnuuir--looal
hotels:) Miss E. M. ningmtll, Went a recent operation at tta
Minneapolis, "Minn.:' J. Thorendall. 'Grande Rondo hospital U also to
i Minneapolis. Minn.: Mr. and Mrs. covering rapidly. - . ;
jNnl GUbard, Kallspel. Mont.: Mr. t '
and Mrs. C. A. McCoy. Lowell. Improving
Mass.; B. Doherty. Echo; C. C. I Miss Lillian Ransburg, who re-
Clark ana party. Vancouver: Dale ccntiy unucrweni in operai o.
D. Talhousc, Seattle; w. J. snarp, ....-v.-.-..
Portland; D. II. Chlpmnn and fam- io improving.
Ily, Salt Lako City: Jim Smith, I
Idaho Falls; J. W. Fryett, Seattle; Here ortcrOaj
J. J. Tall-min. Salem: Mrs. P. J. A..U. nouens. -
P.
Visit Kmls .
Misses Lillian Sux and May Wlcy
who jvislted for a week at the
homes of Mr. and Mrs. Hay Buell
nnd Mm. Ada Clurk, have returned
to Portland. They expect to return
H'M tb.'S purt of tho state .again a
lie later on ana spena tne great
er part of the , summer here.
A -. . ;
Ilclurn
Curran,
Doherty
Lexington;
Lexington.
Mrs. B.
ot the B. of L. E., was In
.Grande Tuesday on business.
La
I Drove to Enterprise
I Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Mclott and
Mr. and Mrs. Don Cole and daugh
ter spent the weekend at Enter-
Arlrvol I-Ost Night
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stringham
and son Elwood, of Astoria, and
Mrs. Llllle Fisher, of Chlco, m .. visiting relatives. They made
arnvea in. i.a uiuuuu ma., mb". . .
to visit relatives. They ore travel- , l"e -
lug by car. Mrs.. Fisher, who is
former resident of tills city nnd
a property owner here, will remain
for a while on business. Mr. ana
Mrs. Stringham will visit for sev
eral days.
Mr. Freeman Transferred
I. C. Freeman; who. has been
connected . with tho local Mont
gomery Ward storo since Its opon
ing here, has 'been transferred to
Nampa, Idaho where he will bo
assistant manager of the Mont
gomery Ward store.
From Joseph
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lamphcar,
of Joseph, were La Grand visitors
yesterday on business, .
From Villon
Williant Dobbin, of Union, V
here yestorday on business.
Atllio'J
Homo-
Mr. and Mov-Uci$tMHAjWwA9tt
' . hlMA '"l(iniiit "ninrH!nP
litter speun(ii(s,j Ji;)v.-!tii'-!yi;""i!
'Pendleton dW business. uj;
t Guy McGraw'f Wallowa.ispeht
Suniluy in !Lu Grande yMUne M .
the home cIj-, ju;d ; Mr3.0yT P.;
InortlaniHgV'-'tYf
.: sk W. Aridrowa, father of b. 1'.
: Andrews, has ,gunp t Portland
Where nc wm visit wun ins (Brown
son, Walter Anurows, lor u wiiub. ,vif0 a.
Partlelpato In Meet-
Two' La Grande boys students
at two state institutions of higher
education took part In tho annual
relay meet Saturday between Ore
gon State nnd tho University of
Oregon with Oregon State win
ning by two points 8 to G. They
were 'Clare MCKcnnon, U. of O;
and Claudo Anson,. O. S. C. Mc
Kcnnon's running was probably
the more spectacular of the two
when he camo from behind in the
halt .mile. of. the sprint medley ro-J
lay to win over his opponent uy a
igoOtd' hjargih'.t;Ans6n.-;80Phomqre'
11.1a xrrn'H wn a "' a ITItmbC tOf'thft
o(ir-'mliei relay' teajivMctolfH fotfl
a S. C. 'jW time v,as ,18:28.
From Enterprise
Robert Qhrisman, nttcn(V
Enterprise, was a recent ,
Grande business visitor.
Returned Tills Mornliuj
Geonre T. Cochran returned this
morning front Salem where ho has ownor of a successful chicken farm
itnUhu? Chickens'
According to word received here
nnvnvnml D. McKonnon, former
residont of this city, Is now the
been transacting business.
Stopped Here
C. C. Coleman, travelling freight
agent for the Chicago and North
western railroad, stopped in La
Grande this morning on business.
Ho arrived on No. 24.
nmf! mit.t do of Seattle, air. iuo;
v.nin w.is affiliated with Nash
mniimi while' hero. . He loft ,La
Grande about six months ago.
Sit.
Ic is not certain when he will re
turn to La 'Grande.
Here This Wcokyr
, AVirt MoGinnt-t' of . Wallowa,
In La Grande this-week.
lA'ft Yesterday
tlnli-l i
Anibng those1 registered nt lodal
hotels werei; W. F. Brown, Salem;
wofigy ' Kelly,' jlModeetp-.; iCalJJ J.)
A. Waller .Porlapd;.'y; J.'Ci'lppcn,
Poianil: rD. , V, Spencer.JTacoma!
K, - 'V.' Pence, Sotem.;.. S.- L. Burk.
Salem; S. H. Zlpslt. Sheridan;
John T. Parker, Sheridan; J. A.
Hood River; Jack TresRcs,
and son. Grand Rapids Mich.;
William Grigg, Seattle: Harold E.
Gugle. North Powder; Dr. and
Mrs. G. E. Wilder, Detroit, Mich.
Oivheslra Broadcast
Tho Varsity Vagabonds, orches
tra at tho University of Oregon
From Elgin .
..-Forest Ryder, of Elgin, -was in
Ld Grande this morning on busi
ness. ''Another business visitor
from: . the same town was
!BdsweH;'! '
Fined $10
Mutt
ltnturil to BoibC '
The Rev. and Mrs.. William
rriuiiv -Ross, of Boise: returned to
their homo, this morning 'after
spending a few days in La Grande
vtaiilmr friends.. Mr. . Rona ia: a
former pastor of tho Presbyterian
.church hero. ., .,. r .. -. . ..r
doiibrtut exception of- ' lakinfe a!
referendiini two years ago, looking
to " rcmiedy .for- any. pennttnent
imjirovciiient ifi the situation which
your own investigators had warned
required substantial assistance, u
not from you, then from tho gov
ernment."! , , .
' Ilj-de'Defomls Act
Secretary Hyde made a fiery ex-
loiUporaneo.ua defenso of tho ag
ricultural marketing not ana mo
fedoral farm board todny beforo
the United States chamber of com
merce. Ifyde, who was not listed
speaker, arose after attacks
upon the board.
Ho said much of tho opposition
to the board's activities In behalf
of the farnuer was duo to "covet
ousnesa", and the "fathcaded self
satisfied doslro to be content with
things as they ore."
The secretary's speech was di
rectly, opposed to previous discus
sions by members of the chamber.
but was applauded.
Hyde said the ninrkettng act
had been misinterpreted beforo tho
ohumber. -.'
Ue'asserled the '"farm board
does-not expect to peg prices."
The board had 'nvido no nt
tempt to peg prices," he said, "and
price fixing is no part of its pro
gram. "It uoea propose, however
to try and - influence production.
Hfj 1,-ltlon, J.. ctac)!l-,rdliinpnunu
. Harrison r-. Jonvs, of Chicago
representing poultry, butter and
egg merchants, - had urged tho
ehuiUber -to vote condemnation o
'Mlid' "-agricultural nui,vkotlng net
and to 'create a- policy fo' rmodlft
cation . whereby American oltlviens
liriy- rpninin.n business without
outlawry., by governnlent Interference."--
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' .Hyde -praised Presidont Ho.ovor's
activities .in behalf :of tho farmer,
a.Drting that he ".tlianked God he
yus - sprvlng :!"-..' chfer '.who ' sees
through , mistages- to the" WeHaro
of 37,6110,000 Ainorlcnns."
.n.nn..l 1, Tnhn Pnhtn-tntl of La
Bernard Snow.,ot Salt Lake City, " nAnltstA .Saturday
who has been visiting in La Grande
for tho past; two weeks at the nome ,
uf Mr. and Mrs F. Andrews left ;
Monday for . Bellllighain and
lF,.tni.iuwl - From 1'orlluild
viia. H. G. Colcmnn has returned
from .-Portland ivhero she Bpent
. . . - i. ..i..ttln,. Imp lirnlhor
.iMiitir -iLiviaimis finea Jio nnu auout .-. .......... :
dost4or speeding at tho Justice oi anu sisie..
the pcaco court late Jionuay oven-1 . , , . . ' ' '
-. ia k T.-nfftc. l-'tvim Raker
mi !"-?:.u, ralw I mvm. Mvrtle George.: of Baker,
v"'-".:"--. . iuitir,ir nt the homo ot her bis
-W ?(' ' ' . . nuamnn 4hlH week.
Rccbverlns ' , I . .
Miss Alia Smith Is conva.eso s , operation -.
nt the Wiird Smith homo from a ,' nilan Parker underwent
operation at tne . uianu. . . ul 0cnltlon Monday
Grundc Rondo lios-
tho Beavers will cllmji a percent
ago .ladder If the fnna get behind
tliem;" says Tho Oregonlnn, No
chunce, however, for nnybouy to
get' below them. , - .
It's a good thing there's, a cen
sus once in awhile, so that certain
people can help swell the rotunih
who in overy other respect are a
total publio loss.
New York has n school for
brides, which no doubt Includes a
courso In pistol practice.
FOREST FIRE
IS BLAZING
IN WISCONSIN
(Continued from Page Ope)
sought to bring tho tiro under con-
trol.
Threo separate fires burned in
Forest county near Wabeno, Wis.,
nnd a' series of small fires kept
liters busy In tChlppowa nnu
Rusk counties.
recent
Rondo hospital.
Miss
an appendix
night at the
p'.tnl.
ltul,l llii-iivel'V
.Mrs. V. A. Denton is rocuvtsiinh ii.,ti,
rapidly nftor undergoing an l"r j x.. W. Shirley, master mechanic
ution about lour uays uBo i , ,,. 0.-W. is in lluntlllgtun lo-
y' llAKXES. MAKES ."OFFER' '
1 WASHJNGTON. Apr. 30 (AP)
In . responso' to :a, chaltcngo. by
Uluiirniaii Legge of tha farm board
for niem-bers ot the: United States
chamber .of commerco to -match
him -dollar for dollar for estab
lishment of .a. private:-ngoncy to.
tako over the.'work of the farm
hoiird, ' Julius , Barnes ald today
ho would Vengago to obtain back
ing from: -...'-business ' interests to
match every dollar put up by MJr. hlmQA indicated
l.eggo to engage In a study of the
Turin situation.'.' .
FIRE HAXAltl) HIGH
PORTLAND, Ore., Apr. 80 (A I)
Predicting a most disastrous for
est tiro season unless an abundance
of rain falls within the next
ninmh. Mnlor John D. Guthrie, as
sistant Pacific northwest district
forester, said today tliat tho serl
ousnnsK of tho situutlon "cannot
l.ii nvnirirerntcd."' Unless tho rnln
conies, ho said, the 1030 fire sea
son will bo worse than ho pre
ceding year. .
"The condition Is not confined
m K'.u-ihpnHtern Washington, Mn
jor Guthrie said "It Is general
throughout tho district.' The sea
son last year which established
a few records, will probably bo
eclipsed by this ono, from all pros
cut indications."
Major Gulhrio said ho had word
from tho supervisor of tile i.oi un.
national forest In Norlhcnsteiti
Washington that conditions now
"never looked worso." Streams
thoro did not riso, wulor holes are
di-vine ui. and grnss Is poor
The first flro ot tho 1030 season
was reported from the Hoods Can
al district of tho Olympic national
forest. Bellovod to luivo been of
incendiary origin, it was quickly
auliiliiod Gnthrlo pointed out. how-
that the fact that tno urn
tho dryness ot
tlio nuniitli was t!4l, 217. which Is
s,687 more than tho AlarchMosscs
for 1929. .- ,.., ! ':;
.! Louies for tho first threo months
of this year total f 1,196.6-SB. which
is an increaso of 340,&16 over tne
1D20 record first quarur jlossej)
and $572,132 greater llian ino
average first quarter losses for l'ic
previous six-year period.
ANNUAL CLINICS
HERE TOMORROW
(Contloued from Page One) ,
l..l v n,-eenvvooil P.-T. A'.. Mtt8. C.
I.- M,-l'hi-raon: Riverla P.-T. A.,
Mrs. P. M. Kennedy, nnd Willow
l' -V A.. Mrs. S. D. Hlrch,
The clinics will bo held In
buildings where thcro uro a group
ot doctors already together. Cen
tral will havo Dr. Olaronco - Gil
strap and Dr. C. V. En-win as ex
aminers; Greenwood una wiuow
will have Dr. E. G. Klrby, . Dr. A.
L. Richardson, Dr. J. L. lnglo and
Dr. Kay Murphy; Riverla unu
Ackormun Training will havo -Dr.
L U. llouvy, Dr. W. K. Rosa und
Dr. A. M. Moore.
Tho Greenwood clinic win be
under Mrs. Mel'herson und the
following assistants: 'Mrs. William.
liocry, Mrs. J. IC Charlton. -Mrs.
W. E. Denney. Mrs. Claud I'llok
ctt, Mrs. C. E. Gibson and "Mrs.
E. D. Towlcr. , , , '
Itlverla's clinic, In charge of Mrs.
Kennedy, will linvo as naslstants
Mr. 1-. Kaus, Mrs. W; IV. Ballard
Mrs. Fred Gehrins. Sirs- -L, T.:
l-Ungsley und (ti-ansportutlon) Mrs.
O. 11. Maxanv and Mrs. Arnold
Gralapp. '-. " - :-
The Af'kei-l-min Tl-lllllillg clilllC;
In ehargo of Mrs. Patten, wtfl have
an assistants M,rs. I.. S... woeKs,
registration: Mrs. . Paul Cook,
weighing and measuring; Mrs Mo
lleyuolds, soci-otury, and Mrs.,-.E,
y. llurnett. , transpvrtiitiun.
Assistants of Mli-s. ailrch at Wil
low will bo Mrs. Dan Miller, Mrs,
Kennedy, Mirs. Uucklow, Mrs. Fred
ltoad, Mrs. Dee Davis, trunspoltar
tlon; Mrs. It. C 'Alexiindor, iisHlst
lnti in listing children preparing
to the clinic are Mlrs. John Hales,
Atrn, IJavid Wyllo, Mrs. R; C Al
exander, Mrs.; Charles-: Chadwlck
and Mrs. Prouty
Mn. Ely's assistanU for Control
np. Hf..a r'n, Knnforil. .Mra. Johd..
iC.i jrFhersaa- Mrs. 1 Ray , WUlhuiui: t
Mrs. Singleton, i airs, jock nmi,
Mlra-.Hollister.u'nd Mrs. Wylde; v
- - - it
CLOSE VOTE
EXPECTED IN
THE SENATE
(Continued from Pago One) V .;
niont of tho colored people has
clouded tho outlook for Parker's
confirmation with considerable
doubt. ;
It was conceded tho vote rests
principally on the final decision of
doubtful- democrats. . Friends of
Parker, Including Senator Over
man, denioarat, - worth uaronnn,
who Is leading tho fight for him,
wro confident today Iho pena
was in his fnvor. r ,
HOOVER RECEIVES TREATY
WASHINGTON, Apr. 30 (AP)
President Hoover today received
tho United States official copy of
tho London naval treaty ; ,
Socrotury Stlmson, who headed.
tho American delegation ..to tho...
conference, presented . tho docu- -lnent
to tho president on tho south '
grounds of the whlto houso. .
Mr. Hoover Is anxious lor tno
annntn 'to net on tho Past Ut this -
session and was expected to send
it to tho capital soon. i m. . -: , '
HOUSE TO TAKE UP TARIFFS
WASHINGTON; Apr. 30 (AP)
Tho condition of. Reprosontatlvc)
Garner, of Texas, - tho minority
loader, will prevent ; him from
leading tho democrats when the
tnrlii is brought beforo tho. liou6
tomorrow, i ' ''''. -. . ..."
-,' Mr. Garner, .. -B'ho.. I ranking
demoornt on. tho.' ways .and mean
committee, has been confined to
his bed slncti Friday with Influenza.
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Second Sheets for Every Need
OIU'OSITE I'OST OFFICE
Grande Rondo hospital.
Scuttle, Wafh.
Ilero'on llusincHiTT
h AD'3. Harry coleinuii, oi wai-
uwa, spent: Maiiduy in La tiiande
jjn business; iff. ....
jfeeovcrlng .Nlc-clj
Mrs. Lanvrenco Wilt!verBPOon)
who underijcnt an op"ei'aUunaboul
u weeit ago,, in nuiue
pital and doing very .nicely,
IaHvIiir Today
I Mrs. C Lloyd Walch, who has
been in Lav Grande fot' ihcC'bst
month vi.sltlngv friends ' and rela
tives. ;loft today for Mi. Vernon,
Wh.. where sho'-Will-bo" 'iVith-llcr
h-utflmnd, whe : is manager
Skaggs Store Jit Mt. Vernon.
of
liimrovliiir
Mrs. Kale Breniier, who has been
111 . for the nast month, is slowly
liu'nrovlng and" is now. very much
better. v . .
Grande. Ibroadcasted
evening from the Campa Shoppo
on a program for tho jsmeraiu ot
tho Air sponsored by the radio
station KOIU5 ond tho Oregon
Dally Emerald. Members of 'this
band who will Play In Portland
this summer at Jnntzon bench include-
Francis Snodgrass. ulso from
La Grande. Mr. (Snodgrass is a
tr.ontbonc player. , ,v ... ,
IiicIikT-
flii Portland--v; , V,"' :
r fieve'rhl Ia Grundo li
ing Polfce" ChlSf Clint Haynes, Dr.
K. O.VKifbClaudo Bcale and
Charles Grandy, arc in Portland
today, as witnesses in the Bcllmer
case In fedoral court thcro. - - ,
Tn Portland
' Hugh Brady, local attorney. Is In
i'bftiund 'this'Wcick on legal bual
iicss. .
Articles Stolen
Mrs. Mary -Brown, ot 2303 Ash
street, . rcports.that her milk and
several chickens were stolen somo
Uino. during the night. .Tracks
wero visible jjvor newly raked
ground, ' - v
lt(.liirn Homo Together .
Mrs. A. M. Mnyvlllo left Monday
morning for Nyssa, Ore., to Join
Dr. Mayvllle. They will return to
La Grande tho last of this week,
viwheil Here
Hnrrv Waggoned, formlcrly of
this eliv hut more recently of
Portland, slopped In La Grundo
Monday ' on business.
To Suit linke-l 1 J '.
jr. RoscnbiiSiifi, otj Salt '.Luke
City, who has Ijccn In; La Gr'aiido
visiting for life- past .' two weeks
with his, daughter, Mrs. Saxon :Bi;
Bruce, left Munday for; his homo
linker , j
Jesse Rosenbuunl, ilcconipnnicd
by Ills mother, ii is. Evielyn Rosen
liaum, drove to; Baker yesterday on
business und will return today.
' v'j '":"
Gelliug Belter
Mr. and MrS. Ray Buell, both
of whom havo been sick for tho
past two weeks,, arc much better
now and ublo tii be up most ot the
daif i i
At llospllnl v
Mrs. C. W. Coin was taken to tho
Grundo Ronde! llospttuV yesterday,
where she will undergo a major
operation tomolrow. - -
1-Mxhlinr Trip
Clark Ji'ltxfierald ami xeu lviein
went on a.Tlsliing trip up the Vt'ui
Iowa- Hv4ir Sunday. .. . -
Miss. Ruth irullgurlh.- of uaKcr,
-was a Lft Granuo visitor aionuuy.
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IninroTlnir-. i i -
If. L. Hess, who has been ill fur
several days. It i omewliat mi
iirm-ed but Will bo-unttbio-to reurn
t,.hl work 'nt Ills law offices be-'
fore next Monday, urn iiess is
at his honio on Oak street. .
To l-'jitornrisc
Jfrs. Frank Glldersleevo and her
sister Mrs. Ford llawley, ot Will
Iowa, have gono to Enterprise after
unenil nir tho weekend nere. airs,
Glldersleevo will visit with rcla
tlVCS.'. '.
Obituary
MRS.
day on business.
'slopped Here ' "
' O. S. Jackson, general superin
tendent ot the motor power nd.
machinery of the Union Pacific
system with headquarters'' at
ioinaha, arrived in La Grando on
No. 0 this morning and utter a
inin. or tho local shops continued
MINNIE S. HARNETT
iCiiiiti'lblitcil)
Mrs. Minnie S. Burnett, resident
-r. t .. n..min lor um i"---
yours, passed uwuy April 20, IM0 icllst on No. 24
at the nomo ot ni uj. . i , ' ' '"
Orville M. lloan, on ' ."" - i'rom union ,
. ..!.. n illness or-sev- i. w w Kinvnns. county oommls-
eriLl months. Death was caused sionc,., 0f Union, wus in Lu Grande
by Blight's disease, mm . toaay-on'ousiiwas.-. -. .
was held. ut. the- Snoilgrass und Ir -,-. , .,, ,. j,...m,,-i;;. ...
Kininicrmiin niortuni-y Apr. 28 ut licuraod Homo
.. ..i..k tho llev. JsGeorge Walz, Carl Helm, district attorney
n the 1'i-esbvterlnn cnuieu
(.'artobnrst ltiplcy .tc.ils of a
arded iady who was marl-led
seven ..times, nnd .we've -reason to
ppose hirsulcd with every match.
If found' by tho' Chicago police,'
e lone gunimin ,krKiib killed three
ngstors ishoilld bo hulled las a
benefactor' Instead of being Jailed
us, n-1iiulefuctort , ,,h ;.
"There Is eyery r'enso.n to. lielleve
und
tho Crystal iicijokhh i""."
fUIutlng at the cnnpci. 'iu
Militants, Blue Mountain canton
Nil. 11 held services in t"- e,."--
with prayer by Mr. ui.
bVarc'rs we'ri' 'members of the
Indies- auxiliary of the Eagles
lodge. .
Mrs. Burnett was uorii uia.
1S70. ut Huckley. III., and -moved
lo Idaho about 32 years ago wiioio
sho made her homo until coming
hero threo years ago. Mio ii u.
member ot Acme itcbekuh lodge
of . Jlcrldlan, Ida., at tho lime oi
her death, first joining tno iw
bckabs at l-Tendrlck. Ida.. 25 years
ago. Sho was always an iicuve
member, holding all the offices
for their regular terms nnd was
district deputy for three years.
Slio-wus vice president ot tho
i.ady. Militants and nlso. belonged
to -the Jif.' liv, A. lodge at La
Grunile. . ';-; V,
' Teniae silrvivjiig her are her
husband. : Ge'oigc Harnett, of Ut
Grande, bile son Burton Whltted,
oft; Enterprise.. .Ore..'.-.nd four
diughlors: M-R..J. 6. Miller, En
terprise:"!. I.ouisb Harnett, I
Grande; Mlrs. J. . H. . Luke. Em
inoti imd Mrs. Doan, La Grande.
She also leaves five grandchil
dren; and several brothers t and
sisters. ; ' " ' '
turned home lalo Monday evening
from Pendleton where ho hud been
slnco Suturduy on business con
ncctcd with church affairs.
Mrs. Donald Rohan Is rocovcrlng
from a recent illness.
LEGGE, HYDE
DEFEND FARM .
BOARD TODAY
(Continued from Pago Ono)
.i.i "A considerable licrccnta'
of v.,nr menlbcrsnip nave iiiii-a--
thal quite clear and perhaps the
best answer I can ninkc Is the
statement that, if this bo truo-and
vou really do. know so inucn auou
it. the Bituntlon presonts a very
snvero indlctntcllt of tho organ
bullion, which having full Infornuu
linn of the facts had injido-su-mV
He effort to remedy the situation
"Certulnlv. none ot you . navi
seen any evidence of cohslructly
action on tho part of the cham
ber of comii'iei'ce or any of lis nf-
filiated organizations, with th
JJi-ansrerrcd tojlilalio
Harold Gociflcke, who is with
the Shell Oil do. has been trans
ferred to Twlr? Falls, Idaho, with
tho same comifcny. Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Gocdciito and small son,
David, uro lcavljig tomorrow morn
ing for Twin Falls and will make
their homo in that city,
To Pendleton-
Mrs. Fran
Turklnglon, Mrsi
k Rfcchlin. Mrs.
c: x.
Underwent Oiierallon
Mrs.. P. Evanson, who under
went a recent operation at the
Grande Ronde hospital is Improv
ing.
On Business '
John A. Oliver, a farmer of Jor
lnn Vnllev. was in La Grando
transacting business tho first
the week.
of
AssltiUint Manager
Ken Slegrlst. Junior In economics
ut the University of Oregon, has
f Hull and been recently ndueu to tne-i.i"t-i -
Mrs Bert W. Carr drove to Pen- alii business staff, in the position
dlcton yesterday, morning to ottendjof assistant circulation manager.
FREE Root Beer
' THURSDAY 1 TO 5 P. M.
When p'ou come in for your free beer take .a
look at our new fountain lunch. -'
U. P. gTAGE DEPOT FOUNTAIN LUNCH
3-DAYS-3
MORE
Manufacturers
UNLOADING
SALE
CURTAIN PANELS
2 'A -yd. by 39 in. A Q
3 im fringe, eacliTriU
36-IN. PRINTS
Fine Belmont Percale
prints now -j On
only, yd AOC
PEQUOT SHEETS
Size 81"x99" trA
POINT HEEL
HOSIERY
Our standard 98c lilack
heel ladies' hose f7Qf
now ... ......... 4 tl
: RAYON LINGERIE
Assorted fancy bloomers
step-ins and A Q
shoi-ts now . -ytOl
jDEPT. STOnbo i
IN THE WT
BAKING
POWDER
Same Price
for over
25 ounces or 35
Guaranteed Pure
and Healthful
Millions of pounds used
by the Government
P SZ
Clark Wood
; Says
tho country. Origlnuiiy, no mini,
tlio' Olympics wore wot onough to
offset any serious flro dnniiigo.
MIU1 l-'lllli T-OSS lllfiir
SAL13M, Oro.. Apr. '30 (AP)
'arm, properties, particularly
dwellings and contents, constitute
tlio major Item In fire losses for
Oregon, outside ot Portlund, dur
ing ilnrch. according lo the
monthly estimate by Clare A. l.ee,
stuto lnsuranco commissioner nnu
ex-offlclo state fin) innrshul.
Of the total of 111 fires reporteil
for the mouth 31 occurred In farm
dwellings and caused S3,413 In
damage which is SB per cent of tlio
stale's total for Iho month.
Forty flies In city dwellings
buuncd dnmugo of only $ 5 l.a 4 !.
' Total., losses from, nil fives for
A DJI FFERENT
METHOD
SAVES THE FULL FLAVOR
ktsJ ARCADE
tWM i staitin? Today
uv: ' . A - h.Jm- 1
RSjSS A .WOMAN IL-)'J& JX
IKW WHOSE CHIEF fc&t) VSM.''y
war diversion. ot iCT9Kr a
j IV WAS (jjl
All ,WlL$ON l I 0(0 ,,,. wll . iignlnst
A rrrrfa ' . ' H.B.WARNER HI iiuoiiici's "a.- ror the. love ot
jr (rHB J OLIVE BORDEN II r 1
X v VtB 1 fe'" TWO Select II I Alili TAIilU.Xl 'CO.MIjDY
vJ XSS Vitaphonc Ji "Prince Gabby"
yy ! . Acts FtFPfl A l,M Myi' "
k i I 8k AIITI".
Tempting, frogront cups of
coff chorming touch of
good living. How catisfying
thy or when it's M-J-B. You
)ut naturally rtlish this
t moothr,richer coff et flavor.
II-cylindrd vacuumizerf
uted xclmivly by M-J-B,
tal in all th coff good
ntts. Thal' why vry cup of
M-J-B brings an extra rich
ntt to win your coff taite.
And you will find thot you may
usttlightlylM-J-Bprcup.
B sure our n::t grocery
order includes M-J-B.
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CO F F E E
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