La Grande evening observer., May 23, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

Friday, May 23, 1930
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t..Hnns to Ini'tllllll1
Julia V. Wiinl, state field dliec
torof the W. 11. A. who hns been
in Cnmile untl vicinity for the
past week, left this mm-nlnn for
jiaftland. She cnme to J.a (irnmle
last weekend following the V. 13.
rnlly in Pendleton. Tuesday she
),eld a seliooi or Instruetinns here
and AVednt-adny she and Airs; l)en
vor Charlton drove to linker to
lield nnotlief .school nt Instruction
iini returned Thursdny,
rhhrt-li Notice
With only two more Sundays In
this assembly year, the Nazarene
church reports thnt this year will
show a gain lit over 20 per cent In
Iho Kunday school In nvenift'o nt
tehdanco. The :nverni;o for the
year has hoen about 88. The pas
tor' will speak Sunday mornluK and
the church will Join with the
others in the baccalaureate service
for the senior titans of the J. II. s.
Sunday school is at !l :45 and
prenchlilB at 11 dnyllfiht savins;
,tjni(,'
In Ace lilonl
i A car driven by Leslie K offer
was hit by another machine last
night on Washington avenue. Ac
rlordinff to llr. Keffer's report the
other came from the curb, at
tempted to pass ...between Mr. Kef
fer's car and' sAmo parked cars,
and after hltllnu:;' the former, con
tlnupd on Its way without stopping.
No one was hurt.
Xortly'vcsl; Premier
; When "The Bifr Pond", featurinf?
Jlaurice Chevalier, was shown at
the Arcndo theater last nlnht, La
(Irnnde 3hared honoi's With Port
land in foolni; the first cities in the
Northwest to see the picture, it is
announced.
. To Cnliroinhi
: -Mi. nnd Mrs. Vern Bean, of
Onve, left for 1,0ns iieach, Cal..
(Wednesday niBht where Mr. Bean's
ii .tM" very '" Wh" the
south Mrs. Dean will also visit her
sister, .Mrs. Wnlden He Lonjt and
I ....... u m uiversKle, also her niece.
: Mrs. carter Chrlstensen of Coiton,
Cal., and other points of interest.
They win le nwny a m,mth or
more.
I
llero Yesterrt!..-
I Mrs. Mlnneite Sentner, of Cove,
"iiciu yesterday in La flrande.
Ill
Mrs. Aftnn French, who Is em
ployed al the Tiffin, Is home for a
few days on account of Illnes-s.
Home From Hospital
I -Mrs.. Waller I,oal returned home
from tho hospital yesterday, she
underwent a major operation over
a week uko and is recovcriiiK very
wen.
To I'oiilimd
Floyd Allen anil I.eroy Oreen
left last nicht for Portland, where
they will remain over the weekend.
j Weekend. Trip
Charh-s Hunt, Fred Weber and
Francis Lewis left today for . a
weekend trip to Tho Dalles and
McMlnnvllle, Ore. They will re
turn Sunday evening; or earlv .Monday,
OperelCil Olven
The.' L. H. S. primary operetta
"A Blip of Fresh Air Dreams" to
bo Riven Friday night at the Re
creation hall will becln al 8 o'clock
standard time.
Left tlio Ilosiiltnl .
Cobb has left the ' Grande
Rondo hospital after nn Illness fol
lowing an accident.
Oiieintlon
Miss Grace Phillip, student nt
tho JCastern Oregon Normal school
Is iniprovlns rapidly following an
operation Wednesday al the Clrando
Tlonde hospital. Jler mother. .Mrs.
J. W. Phillips, of JLilnes, is with
her.
At the, Hotels
Among those registered nt local
hotels are: Claud Hampton, Echo:
11. Hoblnson. Portland; T. II. Sut
eriee, Portland; J. M. Cirnbam,
Holse; Chnrles P.. Swaney, Port
land: J. J. Meden. Clevr.lnt.rl.
I Adam Mcpherson, Sumpter; H. M.
jCiates, Portland; James liulcher,
Sumpter; c. C. P.ell, Ontnrlo; Mr.
... . o. a, ...uiui.iii, nun. jjiuse
City; Jack Austin, Pendleton; Hon
O. Madison. Snokane: f). I '.licit nor.
Spokane.
fenvlilR Tonight
lleth Hrba . A.nderson la leaving
tonight for Pendleton by stage
where, she wlil visit for a few days
before continuing to her home in
Portland. She has been a guest
at tho Marcus home in Island City
and also visited with her cousin,
Mrs. Jack Bryant. Miss Anderson
has just completed a school year in
Pralrlo City. ;
From Astoria
Mrs. L. A. Sawallsa nnd son,
Hobby, from Astoria, arrived on
this morning's train to spend about
two weeks visiting nt the home
of Mrs. Clyde Zimmerman.
Itnving limits
Three boxing bouts were enjoyed
by tho members of the Fagles
Iodgo at the regular aerie meet
ing and smoker Inst night. Plans
are under way for the Installation
of officers for the coming year at
the next lodge meeting which will
open to members nnd their wives.
Bishop Cannon
Is Retained On
'Dry' Committee
l!AM.AS, 'lev., .May 23 (Al')
The KeiHM-al eonferenre of the
Meilimllsi Rpiseojml 'Church, Smith
ytsteriluy voumI, fi7 t 124. ftsto
HtilMtituie liirthop A. Krntik -rinvitlt,
of Unuston, I'm Itlshop Jumi's Can
non, or Washing-ton, on the buant
of mutton thin nnd fcuclul sevviei.
l hi; vote wiirt taken uftor IM
W. A. Newell, uf Greensboro. N.
('.. had inovfd that Mishon Smith
Ik t"t in Mislio) Cannon's plaee
at; the bishop member of the
board. . , - ' ,
Hisses greeted tho nnti-f'annon-iU't',
who made perhaps th?it last
stand cUifin.Lr the present iiad
runniel eonforenee when they
aiKiied for the eleetion of Hishop
Hmllh.
Juse-phlis Daniels, or Raleigh, N.
C, pee re. tit ry of the navy under
Wood row . Wilson. tirsetl' V that
Hishop Cannon be replaeed.
"ll' you want to strilto n deadly
blow In prohibition, .nominate a
man who has had to apologize for,
i '.oek Ram-bUnt,',' M i. Daniels ,
eoneluded, j
Sl'tilor Del'emls Cannon !
The Itev. It. I. "lighting Hob";
Shu lev, of Los A ngeles, defended
lli.shop Cannon.
r " Wt? must take som n i-eeognl -lion
og the most iniiiilioti.s eon-h-piraey
in tin history of "tho
chinch," iMt". Shuler said. "Tain- ;
marly and the wets do not care
whet her a' man gambles on the
stock market. They art? veiling
their fight on Bishop (Vtmoh. That
gentleman will unhorse thent ir
we don'1 unhorse him. We must
send him back to his job to con
tinue hU fight for ileeeney and.
soi)'lt'ty.'
PHILIPPINES
FREEDOM BILL
IS APPROVED
Pott Aw, Dud, It was just an ac
cident, the didn't ineun to.
The ZieKfetd Touch: - K-Follies
Ghi (prepurhiK small daughter for
bed) Hold still, denr. while mam
ma finishes gluritylng you. ,
. m
Cop Hey, what are yo:i trying
to do?
Drunk l'tn trylnp to pull tilts
lamp off the bridge, hie, my wife
wants a bridge lamp. -
Voting Wife The new nurse Is
very scientific. She never lets any
one kiss the baby while she In
around. . , ,
Husband Who would?
Arid the next day the nurse left?
candidney Tor Hurry I..- Corbett
uf I 'oi l land for tlu - republican
nomlnntion for governor, soya a
statement, of campaign expenses
filed with the secretary of Rtate
today. The Item reads: "Corhett-for-dovernor
club by Ha my, 1..
Corhea In behalf of candidacy or
Harry I.. Cornell." In addition to
this Corbett personally reports on
expenditure of $tiQ2.R7. making ,l
una i or ?;l-'.2.,,7.
j William Joyce, of Iho New York
: team in the National league, May
ilS. IS!)?, hatted out four triples
li. r. single game. More Hum HO
major ieuKU hlthnr. have three
three-baso hits In n game.
Chats With
Parents
From Umatilla County
0. H. Tuttle was in I. a flrande
Wednesday from Umatilla, county
where ho has been wintering' his
sheep.
At the Hotels
Tho following are registered nt j
local hotels: 1j. . Craig, San Fran
cisco: O. L. Hellers. Seattle: Al. 11. '
'Davidson, Portland: K. Oreenleaf,
i Everett; C. C. Chadwick, Tinker;
jf. K. Kelby, Corvallis; 1 1.. K. JorT
j dan, PeM-tland; CI. C. Ijnughlln, I
Corvallis; Bud Bell, Spokane; Wal- '
j ter Jiademan, Tacoma; .Too
! Schwleger, Seattle; liny ''Sharp,
1 Spokane; Tom Miranto, Seattle; .'I,
'lliltom, Tacoma; Mr. fj. JO. AV11-
lianis. Centra Ha; it. A. , A'ornon,
Portland. . I
(Continued from Pftge One)
New F.inplctye
Huth. Vorhess, of Spokane,
is ji new employ at the local Mae
Marr stores. .
To linker
(Jeorgo Walk or,' local undnrlaker
wont to linker yesterday where
ie aKSlsted West & Co., in handl
ing the double funeral of Mr. and
Mra, Pat Buker, well known linker
counly peo))lo who were drowned
recently.
To Port In nrt
Mrs. Denver Chnrlton is leaving
'tomorrow on her way lo Portland
where she will spend the weekend
visiting her daughter, -Mrs. ris
Pdrlew, formerly of this city.
The. Thomas bill Id ntithorlKU. -$2.r)ini,0iio
for-construction of (he;
Michuml division of the l-'ort Hall j
Indian irrigation project lh Jdalio J
was passed yesterday jy the senate j
and sent to the house. j
The senate also yesterday passed
the houe bill authorizing the stain (
of Oregon to file, suit against the '.
government to determine thp title
to land constituting the beds of
Malheur nnd Hnrnoy hikes which
are in dispute. . It now goes to the
president.
The hoiiRpesterflay';nrdPietT'nTV"
investigation of communistic, proji,
Uganda nnd activities In Uhs coun
try. ' ;r ' .
(iltOCP KX A.MIMilv
Ity Alice diidsoii Pcale
Alnuirft every mother who has
children of school age has discov
ered that they will do at the sug
gestion or through the example or
other children what their- elders
have long tried to teach them in
vain.
Heh n seated at the table with
her little cousins who are manfully
spooning away their -rice pudding
Will cat the dessert which at home,
who refuses to touch. . y '
The trapeze which Tommy's fa
ther put up for his in-1 he doorway
wan never used in spite of everv
effort made to interest. 'him, in It,
until the boys who lived next dour
discovered it, and vied with each
other in doing stunts on it.-
immediately Tommy caught the
enthusiasm and the trapeze was a
fcrent success. ;
This suggestubillty or children .to
on n another explains why the
school leacht'r is often so success
ful where mother has tailed. If
tho teacher succeeds hi winning
the obedience of tho group the lag
gard often falls into line Without
a. word.
Onco children have reached the
kindergarten age they are much in
fluenced by each other's exunyU,
and many a difficulty which seem
.oil Insurmountable al home solves
Itself under tho Influence of the
good example of. other children,
, The wiso mother litay lake ad
vantage of this fact by inviting to
her house children who net her
child a. good example. She uvust be
earerut, however, not to ho'd fliom
up to her own child ha Jels of
virtue.
She must let tho good example
work lla own result Willi only, an
occasional and very tactrul point
in;,' of the moral.
Head Coach Aufo Cornell of the
College or Idaho has announced
'there will he no more, captains of
Too! ba H or basket ball tea ms. He
will appoint an nctlnfir captain he
rore each contest?
Health Talks
roitiiKTr k x i 1 1-: x i rr c 1 1 is
AAMOM, Ore.. Mby 2& (.Vi1)
The Corbett -for-Ciovernor club
gpiMit $si.?2B.riQ In promoting tho
Visiting
Mrs. J. A. "Wondorliek was visit
ing at the Jim W'oodell, Krank and
Pay Uelner residences in the val
ley yesterday and reports a delight
ful time and Hint the crops are in
a very favorable condition.
Opera I Ion Tomorrow
Mrs. Press Pugh, of Summer
ville. entered the hospital last
night previous to undergoing n ma
jor operation tomorrow.
Ilegnlar Meeting
The regular meeting nt iho Klks
lodge was held last night. Further
arrangements have been mnde by
the committee in charge of Flag
day services to bo held June 3 4
with Claude Ilerry as chairman.
Plans were also made for the in
itiation to he held next Thursday,
when a class of about 10 is anticipated.
i
Ulonfl Tninsruslon i
Mrs. 1'. lOvnnson has been under
snralfnl observation hIuc-o "n oper-j
ntifin nbout n week nwo. Kbe was
Kiven nnotlier blooil trnnsfiislon
"Wednesday.
To Pnillnnil
T. .1. SeroKKin went In Portland
tout niRht lo attend the' funeral
nf Dr. M. K. Hall. II r. Hel'OKBin
nilUreturn home tomorrow.'
M
Helnin Home
Mr. nnd llrs. Henry JHeltey re
turned home Wednesday from
Walla Walla, Wash., where they
spent three days on business and
pleasure.
Vlsldncr
Mrs. Orson .T. Tlrandt left the
first of the week, for Clillonuin.
4re., where she will visit her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. II. .1. Lyman.
Mrs. Brandt expects to bo awny
for several weeks.
Ift, Twins-
Misses Gladys and Helen Me
T'herson nnd their brother, Adam
AtcPherson, neeompanled by .Tas.
Butcher, nil of Sumpter, Ore., left
for their home today, nfter visit
ins here yesterday nnd last evening
with lire. w. G. GallaKher.
Hero From I'emllelon
Mrs. Tex. Apterburn nnd Mrs.
Charles Thornton, of Pendleton.
Visited In La Grande one dny this
week with Mrs. W. I. lloyt.
Kllahlly neller
Joseph Feik. who Is seriously ill
at tho Gr'nndo Ronde hospital, Is
said to he n little better today.
Vesterday his condition caused
some anxiety,
To Wallown Toko
Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. H. Walker
and two children, neeompanled by
Miss rttlby lieherns, nre drivins
to Wnllown lake today. They will
remain over the weekend and re
ttirn Sundny evening.
Ti .
.. turn uoiue-
.Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Warner, of
Mil Lake City, who have been vis-
K 111 LJIt VtlillKie ll nil."
and daughter-in-law, Mr. nnd Mrs.
. v. warncr, returnen n ineu
honifl th flt-I L.-irt of tllis week.
They were in Iji Grande for Kever-
ol weeks.
ASt the Hospital
Mrs. Walter I,eal, who recently
...wleru-eiit an oneratloti. is linprov-
Ins and left tho hospital yester-'
day.
l'.nlered the Hospital
Kmll Miller, of Klffln, left the
Grande Knndo hosiital yesterday
after a recent minor operation was
performed for him a few days iibo.'
From fiillforiila
Mr. nnd Mrs. James H. I.amb
and son Dick and Mr. nnd Mrs.
liichard Howell arrived last niKht
from Dunsmuir, (Sal., to attend tho
funeral services for Viva Mull.
From Similiter
.Miss Helen M.ePhorsnn nnd her
sister Gladys, of Sumpter, arrived
last niBht and will spend the week
end visltinK Miss I.ewanna Graham.
OFFICE
CAT
TRACK MARK RCCI.
By Junius
folleetor Is the boss about?
Office HoS' No sir, he's indis
posed. Collector (Pulling oul road map
and scanning- it carefully) T.ooky
herc, don't kid me, son. There hi
no such place.
-
Another way to inako your hm
band suffer Is to gush about the
wonderful house, of your lucky I
girlhood friend.
iiumptious Young Man Yes,
Pin a thought-reader. I can. tell j
exactly what a person is thinking.1
Klderly Man In thai case, I beg.
your pardon.
M
Description of a common type: 1
"He's ill" kind of re I low thill would j
have a worst' case of Itch If ym
tried to tell htm about yours.''
9
miner tnopmg to lorcc conim-
sion from thirteen. year-old son)
I'd like lo know what, young smart
aleck with short pants dropped a
cigarette on tnc upnotsiery 01 inc.
new car? '
TYPHOID
AVlth the stimmer, there comes
the call of the open road and
'typhoid. This disease, once so
prevalent that at least one In every
j three hundred persons suffered in
- feetion, has now been very sub
stantially reduced, it is still, how
, eve.-, hrovalrnl In certain of our
Hiniiller coin tint null les.
Typhoid is always a serious dis
ease, with an estimated fatality
murk often percent. A large por
tion of. those surviving stirrer long
laeting Impairment or their health,
"rum two to four per cent of those
at one time slelt with typhoid, con
stantly have the germs of the dls
'case within them. Such persons
are called .carriers and they be
come a menace lo those about
them.
The disease was first described
In HI 4 3 by an lOnglish physician,
Thomas Willis. In IXfi'ti, William
tiudd, another physician, suited
that the disease was transmitted
from person to person through the
avenue of excretion.
Tho germ causing typhoid, a
very minute active bacillus, was
first seen by Kberlh in l-SJiit, 'and
lis relation to typhoid was def
initely established in t!H)U. This
knowledge, plus the information
that has been gathered oh Iho man
ner or the slirettd of the disease
enabled lis to overcome this
scourge, which, lit the Civil War
and tho Spanish-American war, I
war, responsible for more deaths
among the soldiers than the en-!
emk'ii' bullets,- I
in J'.H'O, out or every 100, not)
persons In the United States, ap-j
proximately thirty-one died of ty-j
phold. By I!i20, the rate was re-j
ducted to les:i than one-sixth. This j
was accomplished chiefly through
the purification cf water, through
the sanitary,' handling of milk and
through the proper care nnd .Iso
lation of those Infected.
with her husband she exercises her
WOMKX'N TACK TIFXPS KKKI1
ruKxcu Y,oitKi:itH rovi'KXT
PA1UR (A.P) Km nee -is savins
money and contributing to the hap
plnest: and prosperity uf her w'orlt
l"K henple by placing women su
pervisors In factories.
- Somo u important lndustrl?s In
I'nince now have women superin
tendents who act. as Intermediary
between the owner oe general man
ager and iho men nnd wonitcn who
tin the actual work,
If a womim factory hand falls HI
the wonmn supervisor steps In and
eea that iho has proper medical
treatment. If she has dimcuHleR
diplomacy In .bringing about a
friendly reconciliation.
If an employe, man or .woman,
ha lroul.tr. with the "boss" the
womn supervisor smooths It over.
Induf trh.t leaders Iwive found
a 1 rea d y that the w o nut n super
vlsor has more than Justirieil her-seh'.
GRADUATION-
Giflu Hotlier You? Kot If O.'
You liny lViilled WHllllB O
SInK-rliil. Sen Vti. O
It's t'seftil. O
'i;r.St)N'M o'
Opposite Post Offlco O
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DEFr. STOHES
a
3f IN THE WBT
Store No. 1.1 La Glnitde
SPRING STRAWS
$1.29 to $1.98
RODE'S MARKET
Ki04'2 Adams Ave,
SATURDAY SPECIALS
CHICKENS, Dressed and Drawn
VEAL ROASTS ;..
BEEP ROASTS .
BEEP BOILS
BEEF BRISCUT
'SIRLOIN STEAK '.. ........
pork ciiors .
PORK ROAST : : .......
BULK LARD, pound
MEATS AS GOOD AS THE BEST
.....10c
....22c
20c
.:.15
14c
...21c
...Me
...22c
14c
Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargains
DUNCAN'S
ROLLER SKATING RINK
SATURDAY NIGHT
SKATING
Every Night
Sun. Afternoon
(ielllllne 1TAI.IAX CIU'CIOI.O (tlv
Iiik the KTeufcHt tillllilit ol' ilieas
tlt'o il lil coinl'ort to tho 'tvcitrcr.
REX HALL
SI
GRANADA
Today Saturday,
rx-nvlna Toilny
l.r. R 1!. C'rnlf; Is leavincr lo
!lny for Killilln.i, Wusll., to visit
her Rlsler for a few dnyit. She in
travelling by stnse.
Iteliirncil ironic
Charles ftoyce hns returned to
I.a (Irnnde from Dayton, Vaf.h..
where he was calleil hy the death
of his father.
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vorit ii'Avonri'M c:o.
.mi:iia.v.
Plus
"Tarzan the Tiger"
' Fox Sound News
And Short Kubject
,iS!i'-t?,:fiE SCIENTIFIC
Wl J rM' v? MEAT
MMBMM- MARKET
100 ;. ;
TALKING i
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lajpcU r ' '
r- i m
Drove to Klltoriirlse
Mr. nnd Mrs. K. Kilwards,
Mr. and Mra. JJavies and Mis. U
A. StrlllBhnni drove to Ihlterpii.se
the firat of the -week to visit
friends and relatives" for n day.
: j
Hrolllll Tnillallt
The student recital Riven tonight
hy iHipilK of -Mass (ll.-ulys Miller
will beKin at 8 o'clock daylight
saving time.
I
Left the Ilniluil
Georgo Troutinan has left Hie
hospllal lifter lieinir there a short
time following the estr.ielion of
his teeth. j
Improving Slowly
The son of Mr. and Mrs. X. Feik
is improving slowly at the Crande
Konde hospital from nl. i-s of
pneumonia.
Fashionable
Pumps
in the very newest ma
terials and creations
Shoes ot remarkable
beauty fashions that
reveal careful attention
to every detail essential
lo correct style, fit and
service.
$4.95 to $8.50
ROLLINS HOSIERY
$1.50 Pair
Either Chiffons or
Service Weights
with more spall
!e than ever !
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Now Playing:
The star of "The .
Love Parade" ' T
MAURICE
CHEVALIER
in
THE BIG POND
Talking: Comedy
"His liirthdav Suit"
Plus
Universal News
Screen Songs
'1 DAYS STARTING SUNDAY
THE VAGABOND KING
' With Dennis King
AH Technicolor All Singing- Romance
Did you know that your PiKgly
Wig);ly Mcnt Market . is nation'
' 'U!1WIH' it l' VllliKt v''..fiMil.:.yn lo
Hiiy reco$iii.eu it s one ui i n e
most sanitary and efficient
places to select fine meats? The
Piggly Wiggly Butcher is a highly
trained specialist in his line. Wc
find that a HOME PRODUCT program is appreciated by the public. Our
MEAT DEPARTMENT at our Store No. 1 is steadily increasing in Its
sales. We use nothing but products purchased through local puckers.
BABY BEEF
Choicest Round Cuts of
Shoulder .....i
30c
lb.
SLICED HAM
The Ilest Center Cuts
HENS
Fancy Dressed, Drawn
BACON BACKS
Lean Sugar Cured
33c"'-
32c lb
25C it.
LEAN BOIL
Best Quality of Baby Beef.. AOt
NO. 10 LARD
100 per cent Pure Kettle
Rendered
SPARE RIBS
Meaty Fresh Daily ......
BREAKFAST BACON
Ail Weights at a Saving In Price.
1.23
15c
Grocery Specials for Saturday, May 24
BARR'S BOILED
VEGETABLE DINNER
No. VA Can ........ .18c
A Full Meal in One Package
American Beauty
SHRIMP
No. 1 Tin , 15c
Pink
.,' SALMON. .
, No. 1 Tall... 16c
PEANUT
BUTTER
2 Pound Can
44c
Golden West
COFFEE
lib. Can... 43c
Piggly Wiggly Special
COFFEE
Piggly Wiggly Best
COFFEE
1 lb. Pkg. ........... .30c I 1 lb. Pkg. .38c
FPound Can SNOWDRIFT 73c
MATCHES Carton of 6 Boxes-2 for 29c
GRAPE FRUIT
Broken Sections in SyrUp
No. 2 Can 2 for
35c
TEA
GARDEN
SYRUP
Vi Gallon Can 67c