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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1930)
Page THgfit EA GRANDE EVENTNG OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Thursday; May 15, 1930 PICK OFFICIALS FOR (UV. MEET Portland and La Grande Athletic Clubs to Com pete Here on Sunday. Orrlt'liilH for tho athletic meet to Ije hi?ld in l-i Orandd on Sun day hetween tho J'ortlnnd and Im Grande railroad utlilotlc clulw. have bern Belecltd with tho ex ception of ono or two who will he chosen from the i'ortland delega tion. A mini lnifileK' loll Pi.riljmli.Ki Only 2 More Days! WESTENHAVER'S cwr. M.xy Inly Nipt. Dec. Jlny . loll . .S' III. 11 SI II II II II 01 1 31 I II II Buy ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT NOW and SAVE! FINAL DRASTIC PRICE REDUCTIONS sans Tweeds, oxford grey and new Urns, cor rectly styled and hand tailored. Notch and peak lapels. Unheard-of values and they carry our rice Pressing Ser vice at $9.85 - $17.85 - $24-85 SOCIETY BRAND v SUITS Including all new spring models, every thing about these fine suits reflects ex ceptional quality. The dependable, long weaiing, double service fabrics. The honest, pains-taking workmanship. Unheard-of values at these Store-Wide Clearance- Prices. Values to 555.00 $24-85 - $29-85 - $39.85 SAVE ON BOSTON IAN FOOTWEAR Drastically have Me still made greater reductions in our Hoslonian shoes and oxfords. Many will be put in this final Clearance group at $3.79 THESE FINAL PRICE CUTS ARE DRASTIC! ::f-c-.;' cjssk v ,'Vo' - :: VA, 77- Iff, 31 'TO Milano Straws Silk Rayon Hose Silk Shirts new linn II, l lull s"'':- t ln l, JuM iv.-Hir,! in M il r.ir " l"Uli'ni M en's Kerchiefs l i : -1 of Uicm nil' lite im-h l lm,l, s In llmll- W hin- li ill .- tl t -hi-il -. mi. it jiiiiiki'i-i.iiii-i in n-uti- j..-i - i, i,, in m ii i.ir ...... ,., "" "- " " i iiniikiTi.iii.-r iii n-aii -M il.".. 1U...1 . I.-,..-.,!!.-.- rill lti.lnail..i, Bll I- Kn r ,., ,..,..,,,, pritt1 S1.19 27c 1 for VSt l iuiil ( li iii iiiii nl Cli'iirniKi' -. nine il S5.78 4c WESTENHAVER, Inc. The Store for Men" MARKET NEWS OF THE i in threo I'ulluuui cars will arrive ; iiero early Sunday morning- for i I hi- meet. which will Include ' elimination baseball and inter chip contests in track, Hwlinnun. shuolim,', coir. tennis, etc. Tile track meet begins at &::ju a. in., and the baseball gamo at 2:llt p. ni. at I he hlirh school field. The I.a Grande country club will handle the golf compelilion and tho city tennis club will be in charge of that sport. A merchandise shoot will be held by tho I.a Grande Gun club during the morning. Willi a large list of prizes (previously pub lished in The Observer) offered for winners. Tho officials for the meet fol low: Itefcree: J. K. I'eare. Inspeclors: K Sherwood, It. Ittibb. I,. Hale. I.. Masterton. Judges at finish: Ira W'oodie. head Judge; J. t. Garlty. U. It. Ulayroiiib. Chief field judge: A. Gray lapp. I-. Lottes. Timekeepers: William- l'e;ue head timer; H. M. J. Turner, Ed Reynolds. Starter: I.ee Reynolds. Clerk of course: K. Rowland. Scorer: Nolan Skiff. Announcer: To be chosen later. The Xorth Powilee ifi. ....... and tho eighth grade held"thelr an nual picnic on tho in.n- . Wolf Creek last Monday. .Mr. and .Mrs. Henry McClure and son, Delnier. of Tntrl r'a..rt lied with Mrs. McCI u re's ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith last Sunduy. Krnest Sfmonis and l.'llno miti. are camped at Summit Springs cut ting wood and ivints. Mrs. li. J. Klmonis. of Union, visited her mother. Mm T a on Tuesday. .Ie.HSe KvanS. of Penrllelnn hero on Sunday greeting old-time ineiios. ne lived here before mov ing to I'endleton. ThO follOWini- Visited Clin VV.IF Creek school on Monday: Kva Xlce, I.ola Scott. Ladella Shaw, Marvin I.ooselv. Itavimnwl MlmnMiii Wlnton Hudk'son and Delbert I-ee. .Mr. unu .Mrs. .Meyers, of Pendle ton, who reeentlv tinm.ht fl.i, I lr I Kilby place, have moved to their new location. Illram Kalisburv wns ln.t-n n business a few days ago. uSi Smartly styled-Ixcom- Ml VA All 1 1 II 1 III- A t,Z:il&&Gk inir. inn and rnrrirl tUn pr VJ Popular with young men of n "" A "i ij,,,. with :a narrow black hand. One """1 'of SOLAR'S importunt values. $23 s3.98 Smar ly styled becom ing, too, and correct this trim, crisp Sennit straw ( above "t . The snapbrim Patent Milan (left) is in fine, soft weave and slightly swagger . . . a warm weather delight and good looking ; in three shades ... . . natu ral, sand, gray. Each hat is only Style, comfort and value combine happily in this genuine Leghorn. Your choice in natural, gray or tan, with plain or folded scarf band. thj:.vti:u k.vhkmhm:k J.VCIiUDK JdTTIJj JIATS VAIUS (AP) Theater h.itH of laee straw or ribbon aro Konerntly iicccptfU liero as part of the cor rect evening ensemble. Slo.st of the evcniHE- hats are eloso fit tin? models of bonnet type. They huvo long sides and backs and flowers are sometf mcs tucked under the brim next the face. Pink flowers on black hats are an idea of a lea fling dressmaker who is also a milliner. IJlack satin hats with white gar dtnias clustered at one side ure sponsored by Important houses. THREE GIVEN CHANCE FOR NOMINATION (Continued from Tago One) $2.98 Try on a SOLAR STRAW and see for yourself why more men wear this hat than any other! Extreme care fias ken taken in the fashioning of these hats they're not merely manufactured. You'll like the fee! as well as the look of them! They have that "something" all men seek in headwear . . . it's hard to define, but easy to find in every SOLAR straw. Braids and bodies of these straws are the pick of the world markets. Experts deftly shape them into hats -well abreast of the style trend. This year the sweep of the brims is smarter and the crowns mount becomingly higher. Silk bands are in deep shades, cither plain or striped. Inside, as well as out, SOLAR stylists make strict demands. Sweat bands niust be soft, yield ing easily to the form of the head. Linings and details of finish must never swerve from a superior standard. All this, because SOLAR straw wearers must know they arc smartly correct! J. C. P 108 Depot St. L-.i Grande, Ore. L E T U S B E YOUR , lect the winner of the noinlnatinii for tlie gubernatorial post. All are agreed, however, that since filings : closed at the state house, t lie eon test for governor had simmered down to three candidates anil pos sibly four. I'olltleal observers said that from reports received from the popu lated. areas of tho state and scat tered reports from rural districts. t was indicated the race had boiled down to a tight race between Cor bett, Norblad, .Joseph and possibly 1 fall, on the renubliean side and llalley and Wilbur in tho demo- p"" " "inn imirtri. Hough, n resident of Grants I'ass. glvo him a close race. Joseph! ...I).. ... im. .iiiou.s tarmi-:is expecieci lo lead the field, but pearance in Coos eounty tun d, .u i , ,.,.i. i u. .ii , -r . ...... ...i, i ... wou- ..servers said his recent statement ''(i,e the- primary, observers said servers said. ( ..rliett seems t have J county is relat v.-iy unknown. ,.eRJlrdin,: tho eighteenth amend- I had split the vote to a certain ex- ....Wu.,. .u..m:.u no.. .: ment. in which he declared for tent ., r, wiv, Mini, m-re runners-up. ; . u .n;n He,i : modification, did him I limtlllll I livable " """ mini. lunmu Conditions in L'niatllhi roiintv ! Jcwo',h- How Corbett and Norblad are considerel unstable with some HATTER no good. Interest in the el.-ctlon in ten- Alitltnonizili Coiinty OiitUiok Multnomali county, the jireatrst will run in the rural districts. ol.- 'J'ril1 ln Lam' '"""'V s What popuhition center of the stale and of j 1 1 but progressive camPaii;nin.- "rlrs ranni" ' l'reli-tt-il. . .,1...,, Bl l.i oa.lenlnu- tho scope of Corl.ett ' '"" '" "' ' H.weliurB. -"' v h, i .-. and Norlilad. Observers said that .mi.? iiiinm is siiown apparently . 1110 siampin L-rotiiuls for nraetic- . ------- r. inc at the auditorium last week hrouKlit out a capacity house, whik-j, advertlsemenls are heins carried in . newspanors, signed by prominent citizens, dnrlni; the support or Cor hett. Xorhlad. as KOvernor. has at tended many functions In the city ortland and has thereby (tainid bett has the mast active following MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY I Joseph and Hall had made some impressive appearances durin(r their swinas under the region. Wilbur and liailey. with the Mond Jvlver man holding a slight ad vantage, upparently will be the democratic choice. wriiu-M ii.ii lUHIim AO'. ailV ail OI I P L'U liernilturiiil .:m .11.1... blad, but Corbett. observ.-rs said. ' didates since thev comnteted their t is as much of n liailey. it was predicted will be un .""S ,n.aJe Bai'18 wnicU ni:,v KHe state pilgrimay,- mm me county, other candidates muddle as the remainder or the will divide n srattcrhiK of votes 'state. Some observers Rive tin- Pn wlth Hall and Joseph the leading tiro eounty to Joseph, otheiw to contenders. Norblad and Corbett. Charles Hall Is expected to carry It is safe to say that In Mult- htS Own COUnty. COos COlintv. nl. unnnh i-.mnlv lh' ..rrt.t...t ,..im.i v.M..,u, .niMPiuu iinti jummpii. iniM C 1 I Of ett mid Xnr :ir u l,n.ir.n.l i;iectorute indiff''renee in fniinilln the rural sections Joseph has - :.' - - r ; -- ttttt' am uanowa eoumi nas causeu , pueil up a sllirfH lead, observer easy victor. HoukIi Hurts His Cuiim Observers do nt restrict them- ; selves in sayinir that the eontest ' in Jotephino eounty will he he- ' open tiifet- CIIICAtiM WIIKAT tncn l.n.---i . I.UJ Si i.ii;i 1.(1.-.;, llh I PI ls IOI' I M -s I . I I 'm i.iij ' , I. MM, PIG CLUB TO UK ORGANIZED AT N. POWDER i.iiii i, w I .IMS ..I.II2S 1'ohti ami in:. r ojien iiimi, in; 1.. I ' 1 .0:1 i I41W ; I 111 1, I II-.- CloM! Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad I 'age liv J. A. Mit ( Observer Correspondent WOLF CI;KI;Iv Speelal) on londay afternoon. .May 19 the Wolf 'reek pitf elub will hold their first rt-milar meetlnir. 11. (J. Avery, county airent. will be present and organize a cttlf club. ; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Carr were j l' dmnde visitors 1,11 Sunday. ! H.ii iv Xli c ami vm, tilettn. Vivi .m John-ton. Had mi-. 1 IbtrrUon and ; Inste N.uitz wero in lAl tir.inUr lat S itiii iJd. .. L. reuru:i v..!- j ;i r,da:-. A WAY TO STOP ATTACKS OF FITS ; prop nostica tors to vast a wary eye said, w hile Norblad and Corbett iin that direction. Although they run closely in other distriets. said Corbett will be the favorite i - - - with the republicans and Wilbur with the democrats, Joseph may iv- Norblad n stiff eontest for sec ond place. Mr.rion county, reports indicated, sees Norblad entering the home stretch leading only by a neck with ( . Corbett and Joseph running n close second. raib-y. they said. Is an I lleports are received of :m eay Marion eounty choice of the latnaxinn treatment that epileptics democrats. I state has proved successful in Clox llwc 111 .laeksiiti ! stopping their attacks. H. Lepso. Jackson eounty observers predict- . Apl. 62. Isbuid Ave.. Milwaukee, ed a race between Corbett andjAVis., has been supplyluj; sufferers Norblad with Corbett leading "by . with this treatment. He now a nose." Observers qualified this : wishes to reach all th.e who have statement with ttu- possibility f a rot been helped and to do so i surprise' at t he eleventh hour, makim; the start I i tit; offer of a H-iil. whose house to house cam- generous treatment free to nil suf p'tiKli in Medford and Jackson . ferers. Anyone iiU'lictt-d should county stood him in ,,ood steud. w rftv for this free ire.it ie. vol at trp'ortt:! A 'H'd p-vi.;ul jLY.d u;;Ce. lilf As AJ,. NOTICE RAILROAD & MILL EMPLOYES We have contracts for filling your pre scriptions without cost to you. When your doctor gives you a prescription have it filled here. IT COSTS YOU NOTHING We Fill Any Doctor's Prescription RED CROSS DRUG STORE ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE WITH THE LOWEST TRICES IN TOWN Shirts and Trunks Fine mercerized ir(s ov silk rayon shirts 39c to 69c Trunks in stripes or fijr tued designs, elastic side or back, 3 button front 49c to 79C J York Store
