La Grande evening observer., May 13, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

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..Tuesday, May 13, 11KJ0
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Seven
0JDCA1L IBEQIIIEirjr
-,(.,! lli-dlciltiou (.r wu. , wl(p(. l
7U,. oal Cook mill SI,-.. Oo.vy .will niton,) ,,. oi-.-.t,,,, .v,ivnition ! , ,
litr.iMron mun, mwn- "i. wonu n'n chilis c.iiv.iitl..ii
!, frmn riiriiiiuu, wui'ie nicy rm-y .x,i. lo ivtui-ii Ii.imm- Hi-.
i.-it Jlolllt-rs clay it ml iittcml,.,! ItiHt or llie w,-ek.
1,. flettiratinn itf the (Jrotto in t .
Ulai.il. Tliuy rfimit that l.,.- AIMoll.,l i,sll.,., 31WBl.
il.ltrnliiul was woiKli'l-Ciil ami the ,. . ""-
"J, 1...1..,, ii- , W "fro 116 tins liei'il fur llio
tfnll'l a '"' ' I, , , , "."Hill
, . .... . . . netrn lilipnlnlnl illKlrli't mniii,i?,.,
r n- ti-,,iiiiiw'iii ni MM, 1,4 w Tti ...... " -
. ' ' ;, ,. V, "ir Airway
f:ililnfl iiiho.'vimii'ii iru-iius, .viuiu fm.
I L i'liillallil.
rVMllitK ' J . . Vlsiilns HHutlves Molhlde trifled that Infornuu
1 1. J. ltetU is visiting nt (ho Turk Tuylor, wlio has ' resigned tlun, 011 prospective appointees at '
home of his sou ami daughter-lit-j his position at the United states en oreemmt offleers hnd been
law, Mr.'and Mrs. .1. V. ltetts. Mo National hank, left this morning on transmitted to the responsible '
is from California and lux stay in ' a trip to Western Oregon wftore ho federal -officials.
, La Grande !s indefinite, i will visit his sister. Mrs. II. K. ; tUaine asked ti"-tho league were
iijifky ai Canity Mid his brother, ' Intere-detl In rout; res me 11 whose,
itifiie Taylor at Newuerk. "He will "trunfcr. were h Utile, leaky" and
John Olson and Osear JNtsspy go by way of Portland. j ii it liml Mtippnried Vthowp whoso
drove. to linker Saturday u it: lit and !
remained over tho weekend. i Called li Portland '
j Mrs. J. S. Jenkins was called to
Vnderwi'nt 0Mraiiim j Portland Sunday by the serlouri
Mrs. Charles lledinp;fk'ld under-' illness of her mother, Mrs, llnttlo
went a major operation at the: Olson. Her small daughter, Jae
Crando Uomb hospital yesiei'day uueline, accompanied !er.
past niornlntr, ami Is reported today to
,h..(. 11 nd OoVfi'nor .Norhiad 1 . . . ' : i ,M 1 ullu "-u " ' " ' " : .
l-Ileetrie AppHanee I
not aide to reeidve visitors yet.
ilr. and Mrs. laiule J.niden and
I-inf Nolan, returned homo Sunday
.t ,rin fl UAAk Mill-Ill In lfl:i-
eain " -
ivlsitintf relatives. A few days
,M is. L. M. Walker ' ami two
yrandi litMren, Armda and Areho
line Keown arrived this mornlnj;
Mrs. A. S. Anderson and Iu null- ' from l.os Angeles to make an In-
opment nf the. eastern part of the iter. Jlulda, went to Portland y?s- , itefinito stay with U-v son Kventt
siate. from Head, Oregon to Weis- terday, where they will remain for j Kt owa. They travelled by statfe.
trunk.; were not waterproof."
. "Name the malt and 1'H answer
1 lit' une.stlon." Mi lliide said.
HtaiiKV loJd him to et a list of
t!n' iU(-jiviei-i 01 1 no Illinois d'de
Ku.ion endorsed hy the league,
'.ellriile save hhu a lint hut It
wile -iiM rend.
Vlo.- t'on?mjiloe then adjourned
unill nei Tuesday.
ldroff ntsovisited frlemls, while " " . " " j 'I I'oiMlnml
Jdaho. Jlo will make his head f,.V days. Mwi. Anderson hail the
1 ,1 I,.f.,lt.. vUitiiii' with . ..
vfns "" awarueci 10 mm, as no
Oi-j, Urmlen's sister, .Mrs. a. it.- i,mnrh in prortuetton. M
minriors in ia (Jrande for the I misfortune to fructurc her left arm
present. While in Portland, he J VPM(,riHV nioraiiik' and went to
was ptvsented with a prize and thai i.orl!in(i f01. nuMlleal care.
was 1
nf an electrk elock, whic h
led the it4.(im,s Homo
,e aau u 11,1 ' ."7" lamiiy is in l.ti (irande aain and :c,raiide Sunday evening from 1'ay-
1 isaauMi, i win 00 lie re tor a month
tor, M"f. '"i-i-ri im iipu, tWo months.
r. Aldrleh's !
l-rank lllaek returnt'd to 1-a
or pos-
literf father, 1. J. I'Vi-khhoii, in
I .yampii.
V
ift Siik-m
ette, Idaho, where ho visited for
few days with friends, having stop-
u. 1:.
j . . : ! ped there on his way home from
! Ill f.a ranlc ; Tavenport. Iowa with lllwood lil-
I Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hunter and n(t and IMd rjeddes. lie made the
daughter. Kdna Henfrow Hunter, trip fi din l'ayptt with frii'lulri.
Iti'tiinifd lloini'
. 1. l. Knm-ily i-i-tiirin'il luiiiin tills
inornlnu' fnini 1'ortlanil wln-r; I'o
Jias boon Hiiii-D Saturilay on busl
llt si: and visllln ri-lallvrs. .
.?i.in SiiiuiiirrvllU
MiBH Mnn ""!'. "f Snnimt'i'Vlllo;
KlH-nt Inst ulKlil nnil toil-.iy vlslllnff ,Uln i!.r,o r,i J.7:i'. Oalvon t!P.0(l si
mi' ncnrio 01 ncr bihh'i, .i. iin.r.ii. ..nil t in,.,ilni i7.ou',i fi..
: roiiTi.Axn i.ivi-xrocK
I'OU'I'I.ANI). Oiv., Mh.v 13 (AIM
C Utli' ami. rnlvpK 1.1 uli'ii.ly. hulls
2So hiltlli'i-. Kti'piH, llnn-UOfl lis.
5 I H.Tf. -.r I 1 ifooil $ll.:'f.'.f $1 1
; ini'illiitii $M).l,r''(i $1 1.25, com.
Iium iflt.inii. Hi'lfcra, (to.iM
$111. :,n r (ii.no, roininnn to mo
llllllll JN.L':. .1 fin.Mi. cows. KOO.I
ffi.rii''" $lii.ao. ooiiitnnn Ki tnoiliiiiii
$T.2,',',i $'.i.r,ii, low ciitUT 10 ontlor
$4.llll'fi $T.LT,. Hulls (yi'itrliliKS ,'.
clii(I,-,l $,.,r,li $S.2r,. oultei to mi-
J. CI oss.
1 of Wallowa. : vrri. In Ji tiramlo
I lli-H. It. MmpllS'. Mrs.
Iw.-Mi'llhiiV'T. His. A. T. Mill. I'r. 'yostPl-ilay vlsltllli; with friends nn,l ItniiUs In 1iif
Uansin-t 1"K1" Him " i-J""' 'rolatlvM.Mrs. Iluntor r,-nnilii,-.l I Friiluy. .May Hi. I In- date of Hip
I 1oIiii, iikiiiiii ii'ii .1101111:15 in"..!""! nvpf iwt iiiBht. slnyliiK
-f t-z " . homo ol Jlrs. A.- It. Iliintpr.
I
1 rji iii r n
bjli Printing Stationary
Leeal liliuius .
SiH'iiiil Slii'ois for Evorjr Xoi'tl
i)l'l'OKITI3 lOST OI'l'ICR
I FOR SALE B,
Small Size General I
j JSIcctri.Eeliigerator i;
( ,Al)im:ss; nt. 12. t'Aitiu. 1
t . . )l!S!'.lt 1:1: H j
(DEFT. STOliES ; i
m"Pm111. IN THE wbst : !
Tt el urn Homtw-
I -Mr; and Mrs. V. V. Dlxson. par
entH of Mrs.,M. t'. (Hake returned
to their home yesterday morning; nt
l'j-aii-ie City. - after ' visiting- their
dauhler for several days.
primary etei'tlon in Oregon, will ne
a holiday and the hanks of a
Crande will ho elosed that day. it
is nnnouneed. j
James A. Eakin
Will Be Buried
lU'llll'lls II011HW--
.Mrs. TllPlmu fiordon
homo this mnrnhiK ul'tiT
tho wppkentl in Klin.
I'lniHl (sr.
l.ynu AVnodi'll. nrri'Slid Sunday
on a I'lnu-KP of di-lvliijr without a
lippiisp. was I'lnrd ST, and i-o-..tK by
.lildKe 1.. 1 milium in the juslh".' of
lioa'ee court.
returiipd
spending
I
lli'rc Totlny
Mrs. J. Iv. flihsoiv' and Airs.
V.- l'Vrtcuson,-- of J'pmllpton,
.sliPlldjti thft day hero.
Iti'liii-lU'd In Woi-li
.Miss llelpii Austin has relllined
t,i hei- work at the -I- ' 1'i'imey
store after about a week's ahsenee
duo. to a-sprained ankle, whieh is
almost reeovered.
,.lU SO. Vl'lllers. milk fed, $12. Oil
$1:1.011. medluni Jlo. fin r,i (lL'.i)'i,
eilll lo (-0111111011 $7. f,IU $10.00.
. iioKs:.t,o, iiH'uiinnu- inn on on-
rll-liel. Steady. . '. $j.004l $111.1,11.
. Modllllll wel,;lit $!l.r,ll Hi $11.(10.
-: A Wnlnnolnv l.lKlll welKht $ I 0.7 ril $ I 1.00. l,1Klit
VU IT ettltCSUd J IlKhlK $10. OIK, $1 I.Od. l-aelilnt,-itow.i
' . $7.7.1'ii $;i.on. NluiiRhu i' iiIkh $:i.i,n
AI.IIANY fire.. May 1:1 -'(Hliee- '''$IO..r,ib I'Vedoi nnil stoekor $ 1 ll.f'O
ial )--.laiiies A. liiiklnl 7i, who ilied $ 12.U; (Koft or oily hoRH 11 nM
Suiidav lit the Km inael hosliilol in roasllnir ilKs , exeludod III nl.ov.'
I'oiiland. will ho buried Wednesday ii;luti,nii. ) -
al Astoria, where he hud lived for Sheep: mm": sharply lower -for
the past :1S years.' a, id where he all elusses exeepl sll-letly ehoiee
served lis judKe of the eircnll sprlllif lambs. (Shorn basis. OAeept
,.,,,,1-1 L'otli district, nil- nearly 20 In. spi lni,' lainlis) sprlim- liinihs,
Vl,ul,.' ' KOOd' In choice' $S.f,ll W $ I O.ilO, me.
JuVlifo liakiii was horn lit 'b!. ilium $c:.r,o $K.r,o; pill nnil coin.
l-IIK" llelnhts. III., lli'lober 2n, iium $f,.uo i $ii.r,n. Lambs. SI lbs.
isr.u Willi his purenis. .Mr. mid down $n:io $is.r,n, K4-92 lbs. $r,.on
Mrs. Stewart Hates Kaklll, ho ' ' $11:50, '.12 lbs. down medium $4..',0
crossed tho plains In ISB7, seltlilli,- I1IH'- VearlliiK welhei-s $1.50 if
IN THE WBST
Store No. 13
Ii Gi-dndc, Ore.
Fast Color,
Dress Shirts
98c
l-'rom Walla Wallu
- . j Miss Irene Campbell, of AS alia
V(sllel Hero . , ! Walla, wus a visitor In l.n "Oriindo ,
Mr. and Mrs. .n K. Morelock: or ' Sunday seelim Miss Ilelh Klccnw i
IlnrmlRton. visited 111 l.a (li-allde and Miss Wilina Slilitli." :
yesterday. at the home of Mr. Mol-"- '
lock's parenls, Mr. and Mis. .1. I'. Prom IMnilosn i
Morelock. . Ml', and Mrs. .Nick l-'nllow spent;
, Mother's day visitiim' willi her ;
IV. Cmii'lh. - Imolher. Mrs. (leurae I'arlyle. when
Mm H. M. .Itradshnw left for Se- 1 " -""..or was enjoyed late in .
attic, Wash.. Inst nlnht where she ""' l ''""oi.
will visit with her daiiKhler, Ollv,
for it week.
on a riirni near KllKelie. lie attcll'l
,d Iho rnlversily of tln-Kon for
nearly four years, and rollowiUK
his mari-laitc at Astoria in October.
1NS7, lie went lo Itllstoil til study
law. lie wus Kl'Oduated from tho
Boston law school In IkRii.
HctnrnliH; in IS.S'.l to nrejion,
.liiilue I'Sakin pi-aclicel law Willi Ills'
brolher, Koberl, who later hecalnc
an OroHoa slate supreme court jus.
lice at l liioii. Mo also piucliced
law at Aslltaml. alil then went to
Astoria to continue his law practice
.ill IN!'?. He was appointed Jtldlfo
.,l,of the clrcall court, firth .distric
$11. fin. Kw-es. 120 lbs. down $S.no
ill $-1. 2.1. l'JO-I.Ml lbs. $.1.75Ci $4.7r.
all weiittits, cull anij coinlnoh $-1.00
f $:i.7f,.
Spring time is clean up time. The exterior and in
terior of your home will look better, will be better
preserved and you will have a more valuable property
if you have our expert painters and decorators on the
job. ' . .
La Grande'is becoming' a bigger and better town and
also a cleaner, more attractive town. You can do
your bit your neighbor is doing it by keeping your
property well painted.
ESTIMATES GLADLY FURNISHED
WITHOUT OBLIGATION.
LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS
, To Minimi
"W'illa rd 1 1 utsell n nd Ttaymord
Johnson went lo .Mlnam on Satur
day niaht and remained over iho
wpeknd. They spent the time 1'inh
iiiK and returned with a Kml
- Iti-tiiriled ( Work
M
to ln-r work in th
i i...r ,.r i. .litinnc.i nf .'ihimt
J.-.M I.I..,, ... . ...... : i i .,, .., .,.,, ,.,,.,,,.,1 ((1
tcr.uiun ; -
illif supreme eourt. of Oregon.
.Iiide lOuliin was olfeltd to I wo
! tei-ins, retirlnpr last year. .
0.W...U.1 ' Survivliur are tlir--e ehlldren:
$ :ni., if'uviliiM'i' !') l rtii'
O.-W. ofiiecs ity i'-iiiumiii.i -" " "
'lill uu' iinexpireu mrm oi diiwiru
three wieUs tlxw. lu an
performed in Spokane.
In I'lirllaiu!
Mni.l W If Culld. of the
eateh, hut report, "there were more I (iivjsion ((. u. o.-W.. is spetuiinw
fiKhermen on (he river than fish," ;i fl.w (1:IVH in i-oniand on bi
' 1 ' j ness. v
Ti Cove . .
Dwlht Hopkins and Unyal nen-Wv H"i(h
:ny went to Cove Sunday ami spent .. . Chapsse yent (o lttli thi
most or the day swimming. Imoi-niiiK Hp nd a t 'w d.iya uiei
j on an inspeeiion tmir.
Itetiirns llomow !
. Mr?. Mary Ma.sten returned to , I" I'orllaiul
her homo in Klirin after -jnendtmr Hhlrl
Motlier's day In La ( !rn nde with
hor datiirhter, Mrs. 1, I.ty and her
Hftn.-T. Maston.
t.Meh;6 Fine Count Broad
cloth Shirts in fancy
pattern or solid color.
Neatly Styled
' Perfect Fitting
Httuins 1 1 onto
J-ee AVrlfifht. son of Mr. ami Mrs.
niKter nieeluinie
nf the ().V.. is in I'ltrtlnnd on
business this week. . L liuhcrts
i:; also in rurllaiiil on ImihIiIoms.
Durnthy Kakln, Aslorta, who Is now
1eahfn,- In the J'hliomnlh, Ore.,
MkU si-Ikm.I: I'riseilln I'.ukin, 1'orU
land, and Wallace iiikln, Albany.
S'irvivluK also are two hrOtherH,
Waiter T. Kakin, Astoria and Llt-r-
. fhert Kakin. t'oltuKe, drove; ami a
.sister, Mrs. f'alviu Manna, I0arn'.
'There are three ffrnndWilhlrn,
! ehlldren of V;ilhieo Kaltln. Mm.
Kakin iliid in l!CV t
Tlie fumral wilt bo held nl thn
Kirst -Presbyterian ehureh of Ah- .
toria, where Judgf Kukiu wtiM fu (
inn ny year:: nn elder.
Irvr to 'ctulleiiili
M i;'. Kva I-'oiupu'it and danli-
Leo WriKht, of i-'rulldale, has re- '". V irginia, and son, .1. Dean,
turned home from t'tnli with his'l''vo to IVndb toa Salurday.
wife; Mr.. WriKht han been in
T.'tah all winter and wan married lo
Miss Thelma Kunz at Loiran, I'lah,
on April 30. They expeet to make
-their home here.
ARCADMGRANADA
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
TONIGHT
ONLY
.jnz-1 urn wj i
a lltousajtd Wonders !
"HELLO
SISTER
(
Willi
of.ivr: hoihikn
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AN
AMAZING)
.RECORD -
OF AUTHENTIC
AFRICAN AOYENTURE
Wednesday Thursday
En IVakcr Todiiy
Lowell 'iliianison r, itpendiDK
loil.iy i i Hakep iraitsaetiii: husi
nes. Ji'e drove Iheiv t)i;s moni'
I'ottMi.iti v liivK.r iii;hh
j M v, Kakin. who woh a brolher
of Die father of Hohert Krikln, Lu
iOrnnde attorney, waa fi resident of
I'nion emmty many yearn niro. nnd
; was deputy sheriff under Hherifr
! Swaekhaminer; Mr.' K-ikln wiih
well known amoiiK' the ohlfr elti-:
zetis of the (Jrande Honde valb-y. J
!rre TU.Iu.V
f'harl'-s Daiuiltoii, of near Alive),
j called in La Grande this morning
on hiisiiiess. Mi. Mainllton Is a
I'nion e.uimty pioieei' of 1S7L
I'rnnt rortlaiitl -
L. i:. t'avines, of Portland, was
tin l.a Grande Moiila nn business
and visiliiiK relatives.
OPEN HOUSE AT
HOSPITAL MONDAY
(Conilnucd from Puee One)
j Improving
Mrs. Tom Standley who umbr
wont a reeent opeivuion at tb1
;i Crande llold.. hospital is l ported
to be improving.
IttH'eived lliwh Honors
Miss Vnlotte Jlarer, iunior nt
GreKn State eolloe was one of
eiht jded-es lo Phi ('hi Thela, na
tional honorary soeiely in com
merco for vmnen, tliis weekend.
Only Juniors are pledged ami the
selections are made for seholasl.ie
standi n. and other aeeomplish
ments and activities. Mis Harr
is also a member of Zeta Tan Al
pha, national sorority. Her moth
er, Mrs. V. S. Hurer, wan present
at the Mothers and Daughters as
sembly when the pledues were an
nounced. Mrs. Harer returned
tills mornhiK from Corvallls.
PATHE
RACKETEER 4
TONIGHT
Gloria Swanson I
i' IN
"THE TRESPASSER" i
- - -v-
A I'raiMiiJk' l'nilr.vorlil pictiirt.
bh IJirillliiff uimI anuizliii? ns fvrr
mu.s een.
ALL
TALKING
MI'SIC
KOI' Ml
Visllhur Hero
Mrs--. Clarence L'e, of Ab-ester,
S. .. is visitini; with her aunt and
uncle. Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Keeney
and other relatives for a few days.
Mrs. Iee was formerly Klizabeth
Kerens, of Pendleton, and is a
cousin of M!f Lewanna Graham, of
this eity.
Carl Holm Mrs. Nellie .Will, and
M rr. Kred luyv"- "
.Mif. l.ynu W rluht; Mrs. MVr
v. Hatley and Miss Helen Wil
li an weri' iierompanlslH. Mrs
V.. L. Hobnenkamp Jr., wlio was
tif appear, was unable to attend.
Many Improvements
Visitors this year tailed many
improvement at the hospital
both on tlie Inierlor and exterior
due to a huildlni; program, that
amonnied aboiil -$3r,in''.
Anionv the major additions Is the
4 5 -fool extension on the north
end of the building including two
new major surei ie with mod
ern equipment. A .new elevate,,
new laundry in the basement, aa
oil burner furuaee and im lee
house are other n-w Installations.
Peyides these the I uteri::! baa i
bent eoiupletely redecorated With
tho woodwork finished' in old,'
ivory and the roouiH tinted in
p;:slel shad K and equipped with
nei ' f urn it lire and new draperi.
I. in oleum in tile effect huw been
laid. A standard sysii-m of rin
plele ri-conlv- for each department
bus been installed.
'J he hospital will probably bo
made uta ndard tome time this
year. It is said, awaiting the nn
nihil visit of a representative frt:m
the Amerhan ff.japltnl nssofia-lion.
Here Sunday
Mr. and Mis. Ftevo Drmly and
Mifc Mary Gould T'arsons were vis
itors from Tlie lilies herp Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Miller. They made the trip by auto.
LEADERS ARE
WORRIED OVER
TARIFF BILL
(Continued from Puce One)
Mix'tlmr I If 'iv
All of tlie men employes and
managers of the .!. C Penney tdnres
of Uaker. Pendleton. Knterprie
and La Grande held a r -cent meet
Iuk In this city when D. P. .lohn
Hon. district nianauer of distiict No.
X including Katern Oreuon. Kast
ern Va-hinj:ton, Montana and part
of Idaho waH present. Puniness
probiemt and the prospect for
new Htoro were dieuss-d. .L K.
Ak-y is manager of the Pendleton
Ktore; W H. Ahearns, of tlie liaker
Htttiff and C. W. iirown, of the En
terprlM store. J. S. JnklnB U the
local manager here during the 111
1 pew of Mami'-E 1, HiMU,
ttoiUMl on that plume, Ml!rido
i ei'ta la conditions."
The whness. exainjned for the
third day, presented roMilutlotl
expressint,' hir orjfj piy-it ion's op
position to referenda. Villi fn
tended that such menim nf aecr
laiuin,' fin bile Kentiiifenl are Dll
u?ithort.ed by tl'o eolistt til !lo.
hij.illy futile and unbinding-
Tlie most perstftnt ftjeMlonr.
Seuutor lilaine of Wisconsin,
rad niimp-roijjf exrerptK froitit tlie
leaK-ue'H file. He Ik a wet.
one of the docunifnt was a re
port by MItrlde, which naid la
part that the majority of dijtlfH
I of tho Waflblupton, office of the
lf?io?ue "have to do with M-iirjng
iu rlb'oV Htna ut ttwolavvtre,1'
WHO
1 will foe
GO TERMOR "
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Do your duty as a good citizen of Oregon. Goto u
the polls Friday and register your choice for U
nominee. I
Be Sure To Vote j
I At Friday's Election I
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