La Grande evening observer., May 10, 1930, Page 8, Image 8

Saturday, May 10, 1930 ' t
t i.sh. I .A ORANDK h.KNINU ORSKKVKK. l.A GKANDE. OKK ' ' ' i
I. CkK C LJlKIIb - - - ' . . : ----- ,
KJI1 7. pmnilar l'rosrantt.
S:S', Ibmnony Acea: !, concert
Iran, wrPHilinir match: 11, iinB..i
California Man
Moves To Cove
To Make Home
Pavk Wilh The Toes Turned In
Synthetic Earllujuake Tests Mono-Piece Bodies
inii.sic
-tfir !"-" 1 M1 ' " 1 """" J-. - '
" t
A. (. I'onkllu
(OhJiervfr 'orrt!M miw.cn I )
COVK, Or (Spcclnl) CoorRi'
TCvant of t'hloo, I'm I., who Iwih been
pn(linK ho vera I .month In ('uvo
haH puri-hiind ti Ihmiio ami niovt'il
la hlft fiunilufo WAdnemlny. 11
MVfd hero 11 '. liifn ' ilnio ncvenil
yenrfl hko nd fpya lir jM-cfrrfi
flropnn in i?alf roj-nla- tinl ureniH to
like thfH piirtlcii!:ii' part of Orison
hn.nl of nil.
Mn. r'. 1. Hi-rij-ch wax hofUfun
TiicHitny nfti.Tiwion to n fVw or nor
1-a Or.indo frlnl. Tlip nfur
noon war. Kpcnt nut hilly find laic in
tho nflrnoun, lovrly n-fn-Mh-iiiMitH
wr Hft'votl. .Writ. jtiTtmOi
planned to h.'ivo this party a lawn
foot with lunoh Ii'.-ldo iho ttrooh
In th nheltHr of tin- t-:tiH. hut tin
mulflon rhniiK'' in Ui" won: hop up
wt hr planrt. 'I'lw women jhvh
; f-nt wrtiv: Mis, Oac-nr Hi-ror, Sivy,
l-'rltis Htoffon, Mim. Matil.la An
thony, Mji Hliinlt-y Mill. Mir..
Ada, Hoy Inn, Yin. Carl I.oiiIkiiii,
Mm. Ahiv (onjrh('fioiir. Mlsw Clara
CoUKhonour, Mrs. I. OU'.'K. MIha
J), f'rf.'. .MlfM II. Yimnk. MIkh
Jtorthu Yonn;;, Max l-Vrris. ami two
Children, MIhm MHvIIJo. Yin Kmnia
lla( (i on, .M Ins I,, Nor) -lend.
Mrii. f'hiiM. WalliliiM. Mim. t"Iirin.
IIIMiThnindt, Miu J. KJoprennti'ln.
Mn-, .Mifo Mloliland rind .small
duuirlHt-r, lo ,t Anno, M;-f. I.ci
Smith, M'fy. hlr-H Smith ami Mim.
ix. Ttiyln; MW-. (Ico, Cnriry, Mix.
John 'Anthony, Min, I i i-t -f Mm.
Wendt i nil .M.Ih.1 tiphnilu Jlopkc.
MIhh M.'iry NIk't. v.h; haM hciji
tuMn ' MirtitV ti7ii(iliik at HI. Klly
tt'fth'H hojpHa' i" MaUi-r will
Hmdui.to -May 1 2, MImm NIroi' I
if (ot: Klrl, ImvliiK llvod hero for
npine y.:irn hol'oro koInk t linUir
to ontor tho ho.mliiil. Hi-r par
ptiXf, Mr. Mn MrH. Franlt Ntwr
ni flow living lit Ha km-. M ik.
Klffo. fi ll)'. down Inst "t k for a
fow (1:.)t, to look nfl it thi'lr pnp
i riy hui i .
Mii'. ;inott Htntii.T Mpont th
(lrt i;' i ho wiM-k In I 'end t. ton
Willi ln;r daUKhli'i', Al r.t. Hay Van
prndw!r.
Mri:. Karl Holilnson hh ho;i
fB lu till' J-'orcat Society of Iho
IV'tp-l'l ohnroh nt )nr htimo WVd
(i?4ilaj nl'tcrnooti. Tho vom-n
uiv now fimhlfiK silk tiuIltH, Th.-y
bavi rpaih tm thai 1ii;h hfi-n Hthl
niid nro now funking- iinoth. r. Tlioy
aft alo iii-KinnlnK u tlhh study
fionrso! "JoriiHitlom lo JfruHalrju."
v.iiilun hy Jli n HaiTi'l MnMKmn
vry, y.-r. .loKcph I'lfhor Una In-vn
i-lioron liaior and tln-y will nmot
ou tho Thui-H'J(tyM altci-nul In with
thel,- ; v i j i ) iiu-hUiik. i liehuH
l t'frt fd.mi'fitM of Joe tToam and ail
Wfi'f nr'i'd. 'Chcino iiri'Hont woro;
Miv, Jan. I.ontHon Mr., Mrw. A. 1'..
15? v,
M
4
44MtetiV-. - JWr
IdMWirkdtiic union piniiro of noii'o brother Ktt'Mi'iiiI )iie eotlaii fhivorm in n jmroxvni of jitha and jurs
troiiftccd hy tlio ."Ili'lghm Holt", a curious tnoi'Intnlciii' t out! up drvicc thut piickt n (IlVtinie of 8lrtiii.it unci
nIiocUa inlo a few hour. Almot nnhcliei uhle piimt In tlio Htronrlli, diiriilntity unit mifely of IMono-IMcco
ltoiJien on llndfiio Jtrolliur eitrH Imve, ri'M(lt- (( JVoin this ami from another te.-t in which uu uutomohile was
roiled down tho wide of a mouutaiit.
' AfcClaln, M vt, Alli'i- f). Alh-n, .Mi'h.
t (lladyjt I'm-Ui-tt, Mi'H. Jeff Hhoek
' h '. Mis. Oru. AniU'iHon, Mi'H. I
' flilldo if, Mi'H. (il'O. t'ooiiM, Mth.
l-ianlc i 'unify, Mi-h. Ilt-n In' Ittn-df,
j Mr.'. (Ioo. (Inlay, M!rM. .Ioo Kl.nh
I i r, Mm. X. 'P. (J-rny, M.rn. Kriient
I (ii-ay. Mix. Uddln Harlh-y, Mm.
I Jnhn lliiMfrr, Vim. fit-o. Miller,
Mlf. O. H. ItobinKan, M:-h. t A.
Hinil h. .l i f. J ark SenKi-'iveH. Met.
II. M. Van fmtr, Mm. Wm. ilauk
I Ini. Mn:. Omar .lohtiMin, Mcm. Ceell
t llliiuiti. Mra. K. K. MllhT. Mi-h.
! .I.ihr -Miller. .Mim. ('has. DeflaiiH,
j .Mi?. (Ii o. MeDannd, Mr.. Ilnu'Ht
Midi. Mim. Will KImer and M.ih.
1- rank Kim it. Then were also
twelve ehildren p're-.-nt.
I Mr. mid Mrs, It. I. Hnrlier, Doro
; thy and Iterta Marker Hpont Sun
day In l-:ntet'prl.i(o, ifiieHt m of M.r.
anil Airs'. Kellar Strlnalia ni.
j Tho IU'WM of Dm Hev. W. A.
I Wlnier Hinldi-n donlh lum sad
dened the limim of his many friend
: here. .Mr. ami M'.rs. W'lnlerH lived
felt their toss keenly, when they;
went lo linker. j
Mrs. C. W. Clark and Mrs. Kra j
Million', have (V-en elected d-lo-i
Kate from Iho Jteheknh lodjfe toi
t hi ll annual meeting in I'ortland '.
May 17. M.i-m. Clark will visit Air.:
Clarl.'s parentH while kh Is in
I'r-ft lo nil.
Mrr. 1.. J. Lay lias heon jfivhiK j
."nine Interestltn, talks on musie at j
tiie arhonl durtnir th- week, hy !
way of ealline; the rhildren's at-
tern Ion to ninsii? week. - j
rn-ruiM msiis titm:' i
.KK'KDV Hii,i,i:n
n.OnAlOUM, .May (AI)
Jockey Alfred WillUnns died lawt
nlht from injiiries receivd yes
terday when his mount in tho
(ileltmore Hteeple rhase at I'lmlleo
Hnya I Towns fell gmtitf over the
elnh houn jump.
lierc last tall and until early KprinK
'hud made many warm frlomlN who
HKTltOIT. A Lay !t (A I') .hirklo t
I'leld.v world's welterweight chain- '
pinn, risliK his title imainsL Voiiiik '
Jack Thompson! sliarp-shootliit,' '
ln-Kro eha Meaner, In ii. Jfi-ruutvl j
1'Miile to a nd'eree's derision In
the Ulymp'a urenu.hi'f' toiunt.
It w II) ho tlio flrsl time in i'H
yiam that a twKni will huvit an
i-i'poi tunlty lo win tho l-17-piiiin l
lido.
Record for NuUance?
'f'iin one hoar color''" ipioteR tho
I'rovldeitee Journal, and Imaicdkilcs
ly replllos, "We can certainly hoar
a hue and cry." Loader to us. how
ever eomo those "hlues" that are
constantly haniinerlnjr at eardrums.
Philadelphia InquliT.
Cce Colonies
The potdailon of the average heo
eolony runs from fiO.Otx) lo 7r.,(KK
workefH, with one tpieen nnd up lo
I.IHH di'oiH'K. when tho honey is he
Inji slorod. and drops lo a tola! ot
from Hl.lHKI to I.V,(MM when hrooil
roaring honlns in tho uprltiK, tills
heliiK iho size of ordiaarv swarnis.
SATntHAY PHCXillAMR
' National liroadcostin Co.: fi to
to 7, dance tunes; 7, orchestra:
7:30, Amos and Andy; 7:4a, pro
Jilhltion poll; 8, Circus; 8:30, Alelo
dy Alemories; y, popular roKrain;
Jt:30, l'enrod; 30 -to 12, Hpotll'-ht
review.
t C'olumhla TiroadcastlnK system:
7:15, orchestra; 8:30, Musical
Cocktails; 9, Chasln' the niuoa,
! Seattle
KJR (970): 7, soloists; 8:30,
male iiartet; !. orchestra; 10, sun
shlnft proKiam; 11, dance music;
K Jtevoliers.
IOItlllIl(1
! KKX C1180): 8, danoo concert.
Old Timers; 10, novelty; 10:30. or
chestra; 11:30, news; 11:30, mld-
ninht matinee.
j KC.AV t20: 7. NHC; 10, Cecil
and Sally, music; 31, 111 Jinx.
t Oakland
j KLX (880): 7, news, music; 9
to 11, danco programs.
KC.O (7'U): 7. NIK'; proRram.
San Francisco
j KPO ()lsu): 7, popular music;
8, NUC; 8:30, concert; 9. Cecil
land Sally; 9:15, Salon orchestra;
J0 to 12, dance music,
j KKJli: (10): 7:ir., CHS; 30.
Frank AVatanable; 10:10 to I,
danco music,
j Deliver
I KOA (8-10):. 7, NJiS; 8:30, Bun
da.v school lesson;. 11, NUC.
j l,os Anjiolos
! KNX ( 1050) : 7. popular pro
praniH; 3 0 to '1,-dance music.
I KIIJ (900): 7:30, CUS; 30. news,
danco music; 32 to 1, organ,
j 1CFI (6-10): 7. NUC: 8:30. or
chestra; 9, NUC; -30:30, danco
music; 12, midnight frolic.
i Spokane
! KIIQ (T.'JO): a, XUC, 8:-ir,, rea
tnrn; 9 to 3 2. XltC.
j 0
I SI"XIAY FKOC.IiAAIS
I National MrondcaHtiii? company:
til: I ii ' nopular concert: !. trans
continental program; 9:30, Ucader's
guide; 10 to It. Concert Jewel,
i Itroadcast over K(iO. KII-.J, KOAIO.
I NOW, K l'I, KSU. KOA. .
! Columbia Broadcasting system:
0. Will Koffors, 7, Hack Homo
I hour; 9 lo II. dance music; 11 to
11!, organ. Broadcast over KKIiC,
j K VI, Kj:',3.
! I.ns Angeles
! K NX ( Kir.it) : ii::to. talks; 8,
- Preshyteriaa church; 9, symphony;
I " to 11, Jtota ry progra ill.
Oakland
K1,X (S.Sa): silent night.
K.(iO (790): tirifi, Sunday at
Setli I'arker's: 7:1&. llltle sym-
.L
1'OltTI.ANO. JUiy 3 CU') 10. I
CH ailtl HlHTlff'S nfl'Icoifi
irchiHK ti)cliiy toy !iUon lYtncl,
'i'lirner. wlui .Heaped from the
Kelly Initio Jnll nhorlly before
midnight. He wiih nei'vhiir JL SPn
tence, fur estoitlon. Willi nnothrr
yniilh and two glrln, 'burner at
leniptel lo CNloli. mnni'y from Dr
a. -Maii)iui everai
ajfo. He was ileerllK'tt
"slilvk" lype.
"lOlith,
lfl the
KDITfUllAI. WltlTKIl Dins
roliTIANI, Ore., May n (pj
Albert Hawkins, 511. cdltorhl
writer on the VorllanU OrcKonln
anil identified with that iiaper for
til years, died here yesterday from
heart trouble. HawkitiH wiih a col
la.bor.itor with Charles JI. t'arey in
the preparation of data for t'arey's
"History ot OrcKon." Jiefore comt
ins to tho coaat. il.'uvhiim Wn,
manaKlns editor of tho old lion-'
tana, l'.ecord at Helena.
a.mi;i I'oi-r ii.i iti:ATE
I
i
When you stop on a hill park your car witn trie tront wneaa
turned into and touching the curb. Then it will be there
when you come out. Also put the gears in reverse, and set
the brake. The illustration shows the right way and wrong
way-to park a Chevrolet sedan on a steep hill. Many acci
dents have resulted from parking the wrong way. The car
may roll down hill and hit something.
Cpvilrt 1930 lr DiaJh Bolhm Corpoftton
phony; S. World Wanderings; 8:30
to 9, concert; 9. Nln ; 11, ilaucc
i music
I'oitlmid
K KX: ( I ISO): 7, orchcslra mu
sic: 1 iv ensemble and soloists; 11.
I laimony Aces; 1 2, news. j
Seattle
KM I. (970): 7, orchestra music: (
10, euse'mhlc and soloists; 11, ll:ir-
niony Aces.
MONDAY JMtO(;it .MS
NUC: (I:,. Kriipli-e llullders: 7, j
orchestra; 7:30, Aiuos and Andy: j
7 .'la, prohibition poll; S, Hym- ,
plionisls; 9. concert; 9 ; 30, da nee ;
music; l House of .Myths; 10:30, j
Henry Starr. i
CUS: 7, ('olumhians: 8 to 10,
Ulue Alonday jamhorn'O.-1
I'ortland
K KX 7. Honga; 7:.0,,. silent; 9.
Neapolitans' 10, noveliy; 10:30.
danco music; 11:30. news; 11:40,
MJdnlto matinee.
has Anelos
KNX 7, popular ..features; S.
one-act. playlet:,, -8 :3a, music;, IV
to 1." fiance music. ' ' '
KIIJ s. . ( 'MS: l.O.i'nows, da.nce
mush.1; U! to 1,' organ. . t
Oak hunt
KCiO C::nt,. N.Ut'-; S, piano cap
ers; 8:30, harp hariuony; 9, NUC;
3,1. dance music. ! . ' ,
Jvl.X 7, news, music;' I o, dunce
music.
LONDON," Alay 9 (AVY John
Masefield. tlm celehratod KngliHh .
poet . and writer, today ' was up
pointed poet laureate.
Tho new poet laureate, hi known
as the "3Iobo 1'oot." Ho h-a roaniqd
thu-world hobo fashion , and once.
yas a porter in. a. Ne-.;york sa
loon. He is 3T and has a wlfonnd
two children. ',. ; .
Oregon Defeats
Idaho University
Kl.'trl'iN K, Ore., May 10 (AP)
Oregon won Its two-gamo series
from Idaho, taking tho second
ganu. (J to fi iiere. Carl Nelson,
Oregon first baseman, hatted In
tour of tin- Oregon runs. Price.
Idaho catcher; got a. homer In the
ninth inning:
Oregon
Idaho
Scales and
Kpaughy and
Score:
U. If. E
: fi It
Cahrlel;
rice.
'i
Smith,
Win. Race lo Wed
A dispute over the hand of l
young w lilow in Huilapest was set
tled by a two-mile ihpc hy II
aspirants to the Imtice of the won
tin. Hundreds of jaMisiints lined th
road mid cheered Iho victor, wtw
won the nice hy two feet.
Quite So
. After nil. Ihere an; worse thlnm
than e'.'otKiu. It Is better to talk
yourself up llinii lo i'un other peo
ple down. Huston Transcript.
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UPHOLDING EVERY TRADITION DP DODGE- D E-P &NDABILITY
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0 Depot Sf.
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Coup, 5c. Ruirr rumble
ar), $610; Coup rumble
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'590
Anil up. L 0. b. futory
See the tint; finer Plymouth
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mountings full-pressure engine lubrica
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. Coupe (rumble seat). ,S625; Touring,
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