La Grande evening observer., May 06, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

Tuesday, May 6, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER LA' GRANDE; PRE.
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, U tho H"i
i The following "re registered at
lor-il hotels: R. V. linker. Boise;
Mr. nn" -,lr"- ........ ......
' if,, noise; Juhn IT. Savage, Ta-
coma; -Mr- ""-""" '
"., Falls: Mr. mill lira. Condu
ill Kim nd children, Portland;
and Mm. A. 11. Frances, l'ort-
;.r,,l- S W. Marsh. l"oi:tlnnd; J. W.
1:11111. . rnAn..n n
I inliier. wimu. n .
,,..1 l'ortland; Hurley Stelncr,
( ' .. . A .itniiolH VWtli.nil-
oni-t una; ' "
(' " J , I Ttnli.n. T W I.. .
' 1 .. l. a -v Tnnun i ...... ,.
viKVist, I'oiiianu, " ' ""i irs. n. is, iiorsllllnn. or Kumola,
hiolw; Sir. an" '" j is in 141 urande toduv visiting with
Uwatello; J. I'- Soman, Portland; , her mother. Mrs. T. E. 1-ierson,
Mrs. Ji- u- uuu snopping in town.
S A. flllx'Aiinui. . w.,i,,i,
willbe held tonlKht at 7:30 .o'clock
In the offices of Hugh' rady ' for
final arrangements for the making
of loans. The machinery for the
loaning of the money la now prac
tically completed for the loan
u-lilnh ...111 Ka ni.nllnl.U ot Ihfl lift.
here. It la not known just how ginning of the fall term of the
his condition Is now. Dr. Hall is Eastern Oregon Normal school, a
well, known In La Grande, having board member nnnounced. A num
left here several years ago after her of applications have been re
conducting his practice for many celved from students who will
yenrs In this city. Ho Is now phy- enter school for tho first time next
slclan for the U. P. railroad. . , fu'll, after high school graduation.
(Their applications were refused
Slowly Improving becnuso the loan ia only for tu-
Miss Alice Snook, who has been dents In the fourth or subsequent
111, Is slowly Improving uhd ublo quarters,
to bo up part of tho day. .
u'r "und Mis. U. 13. Brock, Wasco; Jtoiurjix Horn,
t o Colvin, and family. Nampa; 1 jirs. I'lorcr
U- ' .. ...... ,'1,1-a1I- II n . .
.,,, i-. !"' r""v;",; ,, ,.r:
Ilrower, uoiso. r. v.. . ..-
hud- G. It, Furowacll, Salt l.nko
iL'ity;' and J. A. Kowley, liolse.
Iconics m l a iranclc
"V, 1 U IIOL O" LUI'il'""!."''
In' Tor that son of mine," smiled
Ki..j ' nonius ,.,.., . ...,
'ore, president oi i" "a- nuer spenuing two weens there vis
ion Missionary society, hero yes-, iting her mother and sister.
kcrday. "VOU can l very wen, aim i .
k-uil shouiuiii. !"...-. -v- N'niui Jiuoicr
lk-lon. J m Just on my way 10 ui Mrs. I,. A. Stringhom and Mr.
airando to attend a number of and Mrs. lllnier Kdwanls drove to
jniissionnry coiuerence iiiuciuiks. ..imoier hunuay and siient tho day
Kirs liiilley piuiint.-ii iu ii-uvv inin , uiero visuing reiniives nnu irienue.
,Llurning for the Union counly seat. .
hic-r son, Kuwaru r . uauey oi iuiu noro lestorilay
county, is an aspiraiiL lur ine j .irs. tiien tsnorou niul uaugnier,
ulL'lllOcrallC tlULIIIllllN"" muiuiih,- uunt'viun-, III lilliuwa, were 1U J.ii
Portland uregonian.
visiting .M.rs. j. w. jveitner.
.lloro for tho Wockciul
Mm. H; e. Ciamer. Mr. and Mrs.
,Itoy Wado and son, Gary, came to
i Ia Grande from Pendleton and
spent the weekend visiting Mrs.
Jj. K. Woodell. Mrs. Cramer AVcnt
on to her home in llnterprlso and
I Mr. and ills. Wado have returned
lorence Kcssler returned . lvniltelon. Min. Wado and Mrs.
io hit noiiio m 1'enuieton Hundny l "Woodell are sisters, and Mrs,
nrter visiting nt the home of her 1 Cramcr a their mother.
daughter. Mrs. Frank Plannery. .
for a few days. liiiprovlns -r-
Mrs. George Clark, who under-
Iti'lurii.Hl llciine went an operation nt the Grando
Mrs. J. S. Jenkins and small Hondo hospital last Vcdnesdiiy, la
daughter, Jacqueline, returned improving and may be able to re
union iuhl iiigiu irom roriianu .,. in several davs.
T age fVm
DEMOSS 1 FAMILY., j .
GIVES CONCERT ,
AT E. O.N. TODAY
(Continued from Page One)
SOCIETY NEWS
(Continued From Pago Tlueo)
I From Taeoma
Mrs. Robert Stunt, of Tacoma,
(is visiting at tho homo of her par
ents, air. and Mrs. tlcorgo Hector,
' ot this city. , Mrs. Stunt was a resi
dent of La Grand o for about six
years moving to Tacoma about a
! year ago.
IfKlimtr Acrirtt'iit
Y Two cars, one unven uy imium
Hansen and tho otnor ny j. v.
hi.-iisiv. ftgurcu in u minor aut-i-
(u-nt at C o'clock last night, it was
eported to tno .ponco.
ib roin Tnion
Mrs. U It. AiHJersoti, oi union,
Kviis a recent uusinca cum-i- m
ninde.
On "Business
j Grando yesterday on business and y-ivti n tl, Grande yesterday and
. will bo here for some
(business. .
Ono or tho outstanding numbers
to bo played by the municipal band
at the music week concert to be
given at the high whonl audi
torium Kriday evening will be se
lections from the "Desert Song."
It was impossible for Director
honey to obtain a bund arrange
ment of this number in this coun
try but a very fine Knglteh ar
rangement by the eminent Knglish
band-arranger Geodfry was im
ported through a New York music
publishing hoiiso. The arrange
ment Is of exceptional murit, ho
pays.
Mirny requests havo been recMved
by tho band to play the overture
"l'oet and 1'casant" by von Suppc
and this has been included on the
program.
The assisting artists will bo Mrs.
Leal Kussell, contralto, who will
sin,' two numbers, "The Cradle
ong of 1!'15" by Kreisler and
Spring'n Lovable Ijidye by Kl
Hott, and MIjis Helen Williams,
who has chosen as her piano num
bers "lotOnalso in A Major" by
Chopin and "Arabesque" by Lu
schetlKsky.. Tho concert will be Tree to the
public and is sponsored by the city
of Iji Grando at the si-quest of the
Neighborhood club.
Couple Married
Monday Afternoon
Tony I. Pucketl, of La Grande,
and Hernleo lleyduck, of Klgln,
wero quietly married in La Grando
on Monday afternoon by tho Kev.
Clumiu C. l'ratt, of tho Church of
God. Tho young couplo are. .taking
an uxtended' trip through Idaho,
accompanied by Clark K. Kxcllo.
Announcements
pean Jewell To
Speak At Elgin
Commencement
CAPITALIST GIVES
$93,000 TO 1928
ANTI-SMITH BODY
timo on
1)1 of Qulneey
Melvin tlekeler. wiio has been
111 of quincey for the past few days j jy EM(XNSTR ATIONS
is aooui hid samo. i no iuuciiik "i
his throfit gavo him some relief,
but, he Is still quite ill.
rom Hilwinl
Jos.a i'lunkett, of llilgard, was
La Grande yesterday morning
iti-an-sactlng business.
Leghm Mcvts
The program for Memorial day
services of the American Legion
will 19 discussed at the meeting of
tho American Legion tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock in the Sacajawea
Inn,
THE ANSWER TO
GANDHI'S ARREST
ilero This Week
in- h. 15. Bachman Is in J-a
ItctiiriHMl Home
Ur. Clarence Clilstrnp
Sunday afternoon from
turned
1'ortliind
irando this week until Wednesday after spending several days there
bating
laud.
Jlr. und Mrs. 11. L.. lley-
on business. Mrs. Gilslrap expects
to return home In a week or ten
days.
(Continued from Page Ono) .
eminent is not hiding its concern
over tho -'possibility of dangerous
results should anything happen to
itho imprisoned Gandhi. A com
i mission of three high medical of
ficers of the lliltlsh army has been
iappolntcd to guard his health, and
a special allowance has been-provided
for tho food and comfort
! of tho mystic louder reverenced
,by millions of Hindus as ''the great
soul."
(Continued from Pago Ono)
Uascoiu 'Kicnip. former secretary
to .Calvin t.':iolldgo and for many
years repnlillcan
com
eliness
Mrs. beroy Morgan is ill at ner
nine on ueuar sireei.
a recent patient at the uranuc
loiulo hospital. .
if,lliiiprovillg ' i
.Miss l-'lorcnco Hulllvnll. who in
111 at the home ot her parents on
Udiims avenue, is repurtcd to be
, liniH-ovlng. .
N-lin-iicd From Xvssa
Dr. and Mrs. A..N. Mayvllle nave
-turned from Nyssa, Ore., where .
Bir. Jlayvlllo Has ueen, inr . uuuui.
weeks. Mrs. Mlryvlllu- joineu
liiiu tlu-re about a wcelt ago.
IRANGELAND FEUD
CAUSE OF DEATH
(Continued from Pago Ono) ,
Minor Injury
Hex Millard is able to return to
work today after receiving a minor
injury a few days ngo. Ho Is an
cmployo -of the : llowman-l licks
mill and lives in Lai Grande while
working, but his home is at Cove. ' i,c historical warfare between
cattlemen and sheepmen, aiiiioobh
Improving . '.southeastern Oregon has been
Jack Jlolnster, at. isuu -ueuur, fenced and other mouern iuhmu.i-
street, bus been 111 for several days
but Is now able to be up und
around.
rom Kiilcrprisc
llav Magee, ot l-lntorprlsc. was
i Ui Grande last weekend
usiness. . ,
From J-ho
Charles Lee; of Kchu. was n rc-
cent Im Grando visitor calling on
business.
on
Hero YosK'riliiy
Mrs. It. Ji. Grcenotigh. of Perry,
was in tne city Monday on business.
isliin" Trli
MAI!. Parker enjoyed a fishing ;t llonn?
ip up the Wallowa river Kumlay.
ments have transplanteu pioncei
CQUipnicnt, -tho law ot the range
rules to some degree, authorities
said.
TIME SAVINGS
PLAN TALKED
AT LUNCHEON
Mm. W. C. Krieberg is at her .
homo on Hast Adams avenue where
sho was removed from the Grande
l!...i.ln hospital after undergoing a
Fi lelierg is f
I'om l.os Angeles
Mr. Stewart, of T.os Angeles,
i:, iiv,. of thn Mtlorncys ,.npnt operation, airs.
national clearing house, sioppcu improving ami wa ""-
Grande recently tu transaci jfor u short ttnio bunuay.
liusin-.-ss. I ' ' - -
. ItiM-overing
iSiiiprovIng Mrs. Don Gome, at "-
Lillian Parker, who receiuu i,c. is rccovcniig n-om
kinilerwont an operation lit '"'Uinta
indo Honde hospital, Is Improv- j
Ing. ;Ilero icsioninj
. ,p. it. Aescniiniau, in
In i'emlleliin Ispcnt Monday visum i"" "-r,"
If. :. Dixon and K. 11. ltlngo ter, Mrs. lynn rlgnt. no ton
, .....u .... , i- ntr lo l-eliu eion .1 niieo on HIS way i" J-' -"
Hilar in attend the supremo court 'ida.. where he will spend
'sslon.
r.i'Mifl 'I'miiglll
The Legion auxiliary drill team
Ivlll meet tonight at tho lilb'lnvay :impi-ovliiK
l-hnps at 8 o'clock.
week
ten davs on business, tin nis
return homo ho will alsu. stop In
li Grando for a visit.
(Continued from Pago One)
,i... ,.inn iii-i-sonullv. on in-half of
Hie Mt. JCniily Lumlatr cainpuny
and on behalf ot the minnum
ors, who, he, said, ho believed fav
ored the plan lit out of 20. Mr.
Stange explained that at present
1,H Grande is four hours behind
New York und three behind Chi
cago, where daylight savings tlnn
is In erred, and that this Is a seri
ous handicap to western mills In
transacting telegraphic, ij-.lsnu-ss
messages, etc. l no usyugi".
ings plan would give western mills
an additional hours advantage
that they do not have now. he
pointed out. Millworkers, ir the
clocks are net up an hour, would
i. ililitlomil daylight in tho ye
lling either for recreation or for
other activities, he said.
Max Sarvis Inuuired as to what
effect such a change In tlm
l have 1 on railroad
i!..i-,'n iioeue.su
1S0 X avenue, who has been III
is now Improving.
'assing Through
Mrs. Lou Stoops and youngest -
.n. ot Ontario, stopped in Tm jiero Monday
irando yesterday at the home of) The ltcv. Mr. Ford. 'or,"-r pas-
Rlrs. Dlllie P.andall for a while tor ot tne- tnnn e....... ...
route from Spokane to their "now or l-.nterpi im i"
h,,,,n M-iiiin in Snokune. they in La Grumio on "
Isilpil Mis. Stoops' sister who has
inpiin ing
Mrs. George
-(en ill for the past three weeks,
s improving though still confined
her lied.
iting friends.
...... All
s ' llnirn III North PoMllor
.Mrs. t.lai'K rii.geiiiu m-i
Uoeh'ester. who has !day at her home at .North luuor
lulling ner parent.
iiltetm-ns
Mrs. Imogen Uussell's father re
turned to linker yesterday after
siicniling two e-ays in La Grande.
;-- i'roiiring
Mr. and Mrs. George Andrews
i -.,-imd fnmlly left Sunday for n three
weeks trip by ear. They will visit
?ir. Andrew's parents in the south.
Frimi Xnnipa
Don Mt-Keo, manager of the
Folk's store at Nampa. returned
Sunday after visiting at the local
store. His wife accompanied h'.m.
P.ujnvcil Swim
Miss Grace C'ullen. Ted Klein,
Clark l--it-.gerald. Dick Kol.crt.sun
and "Spud" Helm drove to Medical
Springs Sunday and enjoyed a
swim. -
;ubtiirus lfntne
Albert Mathison returned home
Sunday after spending 'tbe past
week working in Huntington.
From linker
John Trotter, of linker, was
visitor in 1-a Grande Sunday.
Now
1ornlltm
Mr. and Mrs.
From Fntrrprlsi-
Mr. Shell, proprietor of
t.-...l T m th eantllO suae
ere moving to Huntington where i.a i.iuii-. '
Mr. 'cul ii-caiiiivv.
i iner-
In Enterprise, was in
Ivlng meui-
tli'-y will niako their home.
Smith Is now employed In Hunt- I
iii-l.,11 and Mrs. Smith will leave lleturnod Homo--i
.- i ; ir t: Hettick ha
-'.i irnnue aturuay. -i-i . .- ,. ...., .r(.
Mrs. Kirk will occupy their home 'from Ottowo. K.i as M ie
- long s Ihey retain their resi- bus been visiting "-'"
dene, at Huntington. Uves for the past two w.cks.
h-venil .Ixxlzc .Meeting
Mill. J. It. Smith, who has been
d home
he
would
schedules, al
though he said ho saw no serious
nhiecllons to the plan. Mr. Wang
replied Unit tho trains would con
tinue to run on standard time nut
ih,.l a minority ot tho rallrond
men. executing officials, would go
til work on daylight savings time
n iv, . nninled out during the meet
ing that cities that have adopted
daylight snUngs time overcome
train timu obstacles oy . punim
UliiV changes In holer.!, etc. so that
all may see.
Secretary Hunter said mat a pm-
I i in inn ry survey oe conuin.nu
showed most of the liusr.les.-i men
in favor of the plan, but be found
some opposition v and a certain
amount of apatny among mo
ors In relation to the plan, non-i-ver.
he said, he did not believe
tbe farmers would sign a remon
strance ngainst the proposal.
Asks AlKMtl NelghlHiiliiK Voxms
Walter Prlco asked it neighbor
ing I nion county towns had been
approached us to whether the.
would adopt daylight suvings time
,,r not.
.1. T. Longfellow. iiil"stlolied ns
io what effect It would have on
Ihe schools, said that the board
WOOld atlJUSl US IIIOKllllll im ..
wilb any community pl"U-
It was said that liaker Is con
sidering tlie matt.-r at pns. nt but
that Pendleton nnd t'matllla coun
tv does not favor daylight savings
time.
Several others spoke briefly on
the matter or asked .iii-sllon oe
rore Oscar Warnock
iientiou that the
national
mlttecniiin front Virginia.
Caraway produced two checks
totaling f.'lli.OUO to the Virginia
republican stute committee. Jaiii.
cson then testified that M,0U0 111
all- hud been contributed to Vir
ginia's organization.
. Tho chalrniun read a telegram
from Cannon to Jameson which
purported to discuss the report
that should be made ot canvpulgn
contributions. The lelegram said:
"After careful examination rec
ords think statements should be
paid ncauiiuurtcrs coii-.niin.iec imui-
Smllll democrats 17,:iO". Paul
Virginia. committee Anti-Smitli
democrats $48,1100, making total
jr.fi.illlli. 'I'IiIk will correspond ex
actly with our official reports."
Ciu-awiiy coin.m,elited:
"It seemis that you made the
report at the suggestion of Ilishop
Cannon."
.lailueson saitV Ihe report did not
seem to "correspond." but he In
dicated he would have to make a
cheek before deciding definitely.
Jameson said he had contributed
$r0,H00 to the, national constitu
tional deni'oeratle committee, $30,
000 t-:- the republican conuniiittee of
Virginia, nnd $2500 to the repub
lican national eonnmiUco' of New-
York. -. , t
,., r , Committee! Ill "IlevtiH" "
Ouostionod by Caraway the
witness said tho constitutional
committee was In "revolt."
"That was a Smoke screen," Car
away observed.
Jameson sold he gave Ihe money
to William It. Crowley, or Chicago,
und he understood it. wus active In
Kentucky, Tennessee, ' and Mis
souri.
"Where did you get that In-forniiitloii'.'"
"I'Vom Mj'. Good." bo said.
Hv sold he referred to James
W. Good, western caiuipalgn man
ager ror Hoover and late sccreiary
of war.
I he witness al." tesliried ho had
contributed $".(). 000 to the repilb-
lieai: stale coiiuiilllce ot North
Carolina, and $.100(1 to. the repub
lican stale coltimittee or Indiana.
Asked why he had given more
niloney lo the eolislltulloilal uom
miltee. ho said It was advocating
"principles" rather than politics.
"I an a great believer -in Hie
eighteenth a mendiilent," he said.
At tills statement there was ap
phiuso from soiu'o or Ihe specta
tors. Jameson predicted New York
slate "In time" would support pro
hibition and said he would not sill
port a party that, advocated repoa:.
"I'm afraid you're going to be
a mail wf'iout a party in New
York." Caraway coiiijiirntcd.
Mrs. I.j nn 11111
(Observer Correspondent)
ELGIN Ore., (Special) Dean
Jewell, ot Oregon Stato college,
has been asked to mako tho com
nencemont address to tho class
of 1930. This will toko place at
tho City Opera houso on tho even
ing of May 14.
Tho members of the, Elgin
Women's club uro looking forward
to the next mooting, Friday, May 9,
when Mrs. L. Denham will eittor
tulit them; at her homo in La
Grande. Mrs. Dcnhnnv Is a- char
ter member of tho club and has
held all tho organisation offices,
has served on various county coni-
Tho Ladles Aid or tho Presby-1 mtttecs nnd has ulways hud the
leiian church will meet, iu tho coo(i of tho club at heart. The
church Wednesday utternuon for u members will leavo Elgin at about
potluck luncheon to bo served at, ji o'clock and a polluck luncheon
1:15 o'clock. AH members nnu ..ill bo enjoyed at noon. During
friends uro cordially lmilud. tho uftornoou, tho routine business
will bo conducted.
Miss Lorrulno Thompson,
teacher In tho upper grades. Is 111
this week ot nppondlcltls. During
her absence. Mrs. W. 11. Thonip-
ison Is taking ehnrgo of her school
IWOl'K. -
Tho SI. Peter's Episcopal Guild Tho LlV'al AVollldn 'Of the
will meet Wednesday afternoon at ' christian church mot with Mrs,
l-.MO o'clock nt tho La Grando ho- T.B1.nni irog on Thursday. Duo to
tel. All members tiro urged to be tlo extremely busy season, tho lit
present. , londanco was not as largo as usual
Antonv Maxwell, linotype oper
The Methodist Ladies Aid wlll'Iltol. in l(1 Grande, was In Elgin
meet Wednesday. May 7 at the- . week for a few days. Ho was
homo of Mrs. C. W. El-win at SOS.' t ti,0 o. c. Maxwell homo.
Adams avenue. Tho committee has I jIr lulj m-s. xoUIb Young, who
nrenared un entertaining progruui .ft m nuout tour years ngo
and urges till members and friends' retUrnod for a weekend visit with
lo utlend. ! Mr. nnd Mrs. Herbert Graves, Airs,
i "! " I Young's parents. At present, they
The Kllloli and unuiier ciuii ui Bro living nt Winchester, luuno.
the Ami iicun Legion auxiliary will wnrnfan Swigert. 16ng time rosl
meet Thursday with Mrs. Fred flont oC 10 palmer Junction coin
lleed at 1107 Twelfth street to : i munity .was In Elgin this week. Ho
make poppies for Memorial day. JCports tho prospect of fine crop
r hiiekleborr es n - that part ot
The Amorlcun Uglon auxiliary
will meet Wednesday night at 8
o'clock in tho Sacajawea Inn. In
itiation will bo held. All members
are requested to attend.
Tho annual art exhibit of tho A tn0 county, barring frosts or blight,
lirnnuu cny- scnooia o; "L -or course.
Friday. May 9. Tho schools will . prank Blnghnm cumo In Mon
lie open to visitors in the ufternodn aay fl.om portinnd whore ho has
from 1:30' to i o'clock and ffom 81,ont tho winter. Ho had been c.m-
7 to 9 in tho evening.
it FTTF.lt FAT
SAN KUANCISCO. May 0 (AP)
liutlerfut f. o. b. San Francisco,
4 tic. V ,
l'OHTruVNIJ l'RODl'CE
ployed at tho Fisher saw mill In
Indian Creek country, and will re
sume his work thero this summer
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank McKonnon
ot Allccl. wero in Elgin on busi
noss Thursday. Wllllo hero, they
nlso called at tho Bornul Hug
homo.
Tho Pythian Sisters held their
regular mcctlnjr on Thursday oven
Ing. Tho members havo made i
number ot dish towels ror uso in
POltTLANI), Ore., May 0 (AP)
Putter: steadier, unchanged.
Eggs: bnrely steady, unchanged. ,,, u..ihinn Homo nt Vancouver
Milk (buttertat); poultry, conn- nj,,, whlch they plan to send
try meals.- onions,' potatoes, wool, tlila weeK. They aro practicing on
nuts, hay, cascarli bark and hops t))0 )nl.i t1(.y havo to present at
steady and unchanged. " ' jtho plstrlct convention to bo held
i L1 : f ' nt U Grando on May 9. - Tho re-
PARKER' VOTE .frcslimorit commlttco for tho cvon-
111? TAlt'PM ' - '" ''"" MrH- ,,'1'""lt ""I's"1''"'
lilii 1 iIrji Jim j,,. Torpuny and Mrs.
WEDNESDAY Luolla Long.
1 I Mr. and Mrs. Clintio Puxlon plan
(Continued! from Pago Ono) to spend Sunday In Wallowa, where
Mm. Dick Osborne, Mrs. W. II. j
Thompson, Mrs. F. Z. Terpany.
Mrs. E. E. Arant, Mis. Hanrord
Rood, Mrs. J. W. Brown, Mrs.
Lynn Hill and tho hostess. Tho
next meeting will be held nt Mrs.
Wostonskow's home In Inibler, on
tho first Friday In June.
Mr. and Mrs. 1). D. Gervals, who
been holding services nt their as
sembly in Elgin for several months,
havo gono to Walla Walla, where
they will bo engaged In evange
listic services for somo time.
Tho baseball gamo played on
Sundny, despite tho unpleasant
weather, resulted In a victory for
tho Knifohts of Pythias team.
This is tho second gamo the Ameri
can Legion has played this season.
lleber Fox is reported as (ret
ting along very woll, considering
his painful injuries ot last week.
An evangelist. Mr. Iloll, nnd his
son aro now holding services at
tho Gervals assembly. They havo
t,n,-n nlw.Mt t.t il-IVI tlllfl Will
continue for an Indefinite period.
Mr. Eiickson, of Eiickson and
Duliand, of La Grande, und James
Nolson made- a brief, business trip
to Elgin Monday. .
The program put on by tho Ore
gon Anti-Saloon league, under tho
direction of It. E. Close, drew a
crowded houso hero Sunday night.
The actors of tho trial wero Im
personated by local pcoplo nniW
proved qulto Interesting.
Charles Wobb had tho misfor
tune of cutting oft one ot his toes
Suturday. Tho doctor who Is tak- i
ing euro of tho young man. had to
take a number of stitches in tno
nionvber.
Mrs. Sarah Tuttlo returned Frl- I
day from' a stay of several months
with her son, Leo, and his family
in Ashland. i
Tho Junior-senior pluy presented
Saturday evening was In every way
successful. The townspeople gavo '
their support by a largo attend
ance, tho actors carried their parts.
In un almost professional manner :
and tho botwoen-nct numbers wero '
well presented. Special comment
should bo mudo on the worn miss
Clrotohon Lyninn has done coach
ing tho "Rhythm1 Band" from tno
fourth grade and on their splendid
rendering of their two numbers.
A goodly sum will bo roallzed by
tho classes from tho pluy, which
was "Come Out of tho Kitchen"
and was ono of tho best plays put
on hero for several seasons. Miss
Ha.cl Ford, of the commercial do
palimont, coached tho play.
Miss Claro Auclulr had a very
successful recital by a numbor of
her pupils on Friday evening nt
tho Presbyterian church Duo to
the extremely rainy weather tho
attondunco was small.
nosday under tho screen title of .
"Wlso Girls." - It is a Metro-,
Goldwyn-M;iyor production, ,dl-.
rected by E. Mason Hopper.
Picture nudlonceB all Ihe State
theater will get a "strictly Now
York cast" In this famous domes
tic comedy, for tho four principal
roles aro taken by tho same art
ists who ' played thorn for two
yenrs In New ' York, Boston and
Philadelphia. . , ' t .
J. C. Nugent plays his old role,
that of tho amusing "Pa Hence,"
while Elliott Nugent Is "Kompy,"
a stuttering young pluulbor-archU
tect, who suddenly becomes muster
of tho "Uenco" household. Nornui
Leo has her original part as "Kato
Bence."- while Cluru Blandlck Is
perfectly at honio in her old rolo
of "Ma Hence."
The whliiYiieal part of "Duko
Merrill" is taken by no less a per
sonality than Roland Young.
I.eora. Spellman plays "Jane'
lliu first of tho "Hence" sisters to
bo married off In this comedy oi
a father with ultru-cxpenslvo
daughters.
James I Ionian, fat und roly
poly, made people laugh In "Lp
In .Mabel's Room" ami "Tho Front
Page," before ho was lured Into
tho talkies vlt "Copy" und now
"Wise Girls."
Madrid University of Madrid
closed to prevent new- disturbances
caused by student mfinlfcslutlolis
in favor of republic.
Vienna Mhy Johnson, 23. nr-.
lives fruni England in courso of
h-olo flight to set new- record from.
Croydon field to Auslrolla, v
BBR
NELSON'S
Job Printing Stationary
Legal Blanks
Second Sheets for Kvcry Ncod
. OPI'OSITF TOST OFFICIO '
jDEPT. STORES ; --
' they
will visit tho Rosuoo hcoll
Mrs. Scott will bo remem
THEATERS
:. .." "..'. A'.r' tiiii i niimn lh fmnilv.
fru-nd burho'ldecllncd:' ' " . ucred as . Miss tlertrudc -l-axton,.
"Ho Is a. republican and just ami nas muuo nei nu...u
thinks that everything republican prise since her murrlugo scvera
should bo approved whether It Is years ago. On April .4, a b S
good, bad or Indifferent," said Dill, daughter wus born to them, mak-
.Senator Robinson. Arkansas, ing three daughters n the fain l.i.
democrat leader, opposed an In-; The 1830 class ot the Elgin High
vestlgutlon, saying It would be school went on a picnic on Aed
"truitloss und .frlvoloiiM In view nesday. Tho. class wltli Suporln
of what has transpired hero on tondont und Mrs. L. E. Alanl, lelt
th0 floor " i Elgin at about five o'clock In the
Also opposing nn Inquiry Sen- morning, drove to Radium Springs,
utor Norris, republican, Noorasiiu, w-ncro nicy v-j..,.
said It would disclose little now. then on to Baker. Ihey returned
1,111 hlmanir lillll IllOBOIUltO tllCie Oy Wliy 01 illCUICUl DM...b.
was "no need tor an Investigation." thoy enjoyed a. swim In the new
Makos I'lxpluliutlou pool there, and reuched hoiiw by
Tho Washington senator then 8 o'clock in mo ovciiiuk. "'".
L-xplained that ho had told Ashurst tho trip, they also visited tho power
that ho was "impressed wnn ine piani on noun. ,ue...
pressure being brought to bear on wonderful day, but with ruther un-
me." Ills mona nan suggesieu .u pieasuui. w.nov,u..
him, he continued, inai no nooiu nui-Hiiig a . -
bo found "in fuvor of the admin- ot sun liurn.
Istratlon" If he voted for Parker, Tho pupils of tho sixth, seventh,
nnd a Judgeship was mentioned, and eighth grades put on a very
but ho did not .consider it seriously. ' creditable- Oregon day program
Ho would rather retire tu private . iHt Friday aiiernoon in inu i..s
New York Cast
In "Wise Girls" :
Coming to State
Ono of the greatest stage suc
cesses New- York has even known,
"Ivcn'jpy," by J. C. and Elllutt Nu
gent, "couii-m as li talking picture to
tlie Slate theater beginning Wed-
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Just eleven of these at
tractive and serviceable
coats left. Desirable pat
terns, weaves and styles.
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OUT BIG CITY
(Continued on J1u; Ten)
it was tlrvlroycd but una In Kr
up nnd wiim tho scent' of fitfttlhiK
In tin Kccund BurnR-so war.
1
Wednesday
Thursday
life, ho said.
I haven't even been ictnjiieo,
i,ni nuuni-nl tie selllllo. -ino
school auditorium. .Mrs. w. it-
Thompson, who Is In charge ot tho
tdL'hth grudo room during Miss
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two i an antlientic Dicture of Hungarian life
accompanied with music that will stir the heart.
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Adults 35 c Children 10c
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gentleman whti.Jalkcd to mo was u t,0rruino inoinpson s unless, i.b.
personal friend irom mo muiv us uccoiiipuiust. um uiuw.
Washington, lie did not claim to music und Miss Flora. C'rulkshaiilt
have any assurance trom the whlto announced tho program. Tho pro-
house, .ilo rather inuicuivu i"-grum was openeu oy mu ,."
he eoiihl -do a. lot, toy mo ut hoino. Ij "America, the Deuutlful." Kthel
That w'us nil. r- ".;'.:. - Culp read a poem, oi Amiiuny
"f sec no nt-cd 'for. hnming hlni Kuwers, "Whcro the Sun Knows
because 1 did not lilKo it scnuun- jmw to mci, - a group in k's
ly." '-': J ; i '
The Investigation aiso." e
posed by Honutor (llass, Ucnioerat,
Virginia, nnd Borah, republican,
Idaho.
1'nrkcr's Wlro Itil
A telegram from Judgo l'arker
himself denying that any Judge-
ui,i has been offered wun
"consent" wus read by
his
Senator
Out Whero tho West IJeglns,"
Cmco Gundler rend an csusy on
curly Oregon history und a number
of pupils appcurcd in a very Inter
esting dramatization ot "Christmas
at l-'ort t.iatsop," Introducing Lewis
und Clark, Sacajawea, the Indians
and others present at that lime.
In closing tho pupils ot Iho three
i rooms sang, "Oregon, Sly uregon
III .AaK.YXt rf
in iw. ;w. "-atar
With Special Cast
,vi Kii,,i:i AT itA.(;(.
ItANCOON', llui-nji. May (!
(.VI') -hifty persons were killed
and more than 20(1 others injuri'd
In an cal-t.liuuake which sli'jol.
Itango.on yesterday evening. It
wa : the worst treumr the city bus
cvi-r expeiienced. ItepotiH from
other llurin-in towns Indicated they
stlffel-i-d similarly.
Scarcely a building In the city
escaped damage and ninny enl-l.-.p'd
entirely. llusiue:J-i today
wa.-i praclii-ally al. stitndstlil. I''ire
broke out jji tbe tow 11 of I'egll,
where floods added Ut the destruc
tion.
The populace was panic ttrick
en. un.l many ri-ruscd to go back
Into buildings ail night.
Ono of tho most interesting nuin
offlclal ..,.ra WUs a roll cull of tho three
made the
hauiber go on
HI for the past week, is now- much
belter now- and able to be out.
JAVelI Known Here
It. K. Hall, formerly of l.a
tii-.nde and now of l'ortland. suf
fered two paralytic strokes lat
'-L. j'cjr-Jiii; o woid rccvl'vl
Tho regular meeting of the I.. A.
of 11. ot It. T. will oe neio .o...- .
at 7-30 o'clock In the i;agb-. h ill
Members aro request, d to come in
costume.
record as favoring the plan.
As the mutter stanils. there re
mains another week In which to
hi. ihe sentiment of both Il
Crande and nearby towns
.11,1
not believe, he soldi thut uny vote
buying was being utlnmpicu, n.i,.
Judge l'arker's consent.
"This slntenvent Is iibsolulely un
truo and I resent It as un alluck
upon my character," Judge l'arker
said in his telegram.
Trntwlina Meat
Market Operated
his busl-
IIOSS. Mi-.M,IKTI;lt
I'bAX Tllll-S
SAI.KM, Ore.. May K (AT)
Mark IJ. Mefiillister. state eoiinnls
sioner of corporations, will attend
a meeting of the 'national confer
ence on fraudulent securities to be
and -held in Washington. O. .. May 111
. .....n.l "11 nn.l Ihn ,,nn,,.,l Pnni-.inllnn
farming communities, lielore an "'" -'" ,
rural Itoanl lti-s 'riilllglil
A meeting of the Amcric
L- -i-T .lud'-'.l'- !'J-'" !','-,J b-
d. finite action Is taken In the way
of recommendations, cte.
During the luncheon Mrs. fleorge
, liuntington I'lirn-y. uceompBllle.l
I.y Mrs. lye Reynolds at the piano,
i sang two solos, which were greatly
an appreciated. This was in obacr
jrd wi.a'- oi luuic w.'J..
Securities Commissioners May 21
lo - I Inclusive, lie Is vice presi
dent of the latter organization.
Secretary of State Hal 10. Iloss
will attend ti national traffic of
ficers meeting In Washington. I).
C, the Utter Pill ui tiii: month.
l-'ess. republican, Ohio.
AUi,tn-.4L then said the
stenographers misunderstood him j rooms, answered by ouch Individual
yesterday, or elso lie nnu s""',wltli a fact uhout Oregon, culler
something he did not intend. Ho r,.om tH history, products, popnln-
not mean to charge, aim tion or googrnpliy. A manner oi
parents und others Interested were
present ut tho program.
Mr. and Mrs. K. It. Illngo, of
I.a lirunde, and Mr. and Mrs. j.
.Jjcnham, formerly ot Klgln, wero I
visiting with friends hero Sunday.
Mrs. M. M. Arant and Mrs. J. J'.
T. Calloway "drove to rendleton
Suturday and attended the district
convention of tho Federated clubs
held there.
Mrs. S. li. Harris, worthy mat
ron of llltio Mountain Chapter,
O. 13. S. entertained tho members
of the Uastcrn Slur social club ut
her homo lust Friday. Itoullno
business was taken up-and tho re
port of Iho kitchen committee wus
accepted. They havo made ar
rangements to havo the plumbing
changed, adding a new sink, the
windows will bo changed, also to
allow moro light and new paint,
paper and linoleum will bo taken
up In order. Tho members of the
Masonic Order aro helping very
niaterlally, by doing the construc
tion work. Following the biislm-is
meeting, Mrs. Harris served dainty
refreshment. The members iires-
I'rcsldent. Mrs. Otis
Uuchunan; Of Allccl; Mrs. Wcsteli-
l.ui. of Jll!;kr: ;.r. J. L. I.lci
Whir
lies:! Is.
more
llvill'
,ei- his car stop,
nay be raid of W. H- -""r-
of Hnterprlse. and it '"""
llinn being a traveling sales
II moans that he Is the own
er "t tho original traveling
market.
Mr. Morgan Is a. butcher ut r.n
tei prixc, w ho delivers meats ?n the
branch line, between his homo und
l..i Cnande. and rinding It neces
sary to keep the meat in condition
has had electric refrigeration In
finite,! In his truck, so thill the
meat when delivered after a long
t.ii.K- in transit is in as good con
dition as If It li'id been In a cold
. .,.,-,,.-- i, la ot next door. The in
stallation or ihe refrigeration was ent were:
made by tbe Can- Furniture cum
I at:. .
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GRANADA
Last Time Today
"Taming of The
Shrew."
Wednesday
Thursday
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They raved ! You, loo,
will thrill to the magic
of
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SOI'M)
"APPLAUSE"
SIIOI'.IS
WITH
HELEN MORGAN
All Talking and Singing