TKiirscTay, Jlay 29, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON
frage Five
jiLOCAIL ElKDEElFirl
linUrry i:nUml
M'cW'ilUuiif.i Jutch bakury, on
aK'pot ami Fifth Hlroets, vus en
roll last niyht mil nothing was
pot ted nii.sdiny, , according to
ilic-o rciort.
Tyler, at thcf ntuo Mountain
creamery. - At the beginning of th
Tall term,' Miss Hoy-Ion will 0 to
Pilot Hock as shft has sccurod a
school lii that locality. ..
.;hlciil
Cars driven liy (.'. Genniulowske
,nd Tom Waldrop, both of La
; ramie, figured in a collision at
t'licrry and Adams at 10:16 o'clock
yi'stt-rday morninn, , according to
lu police. No ont was reported
injured.
r.'. Jiilnj Vitt irtsitoiit
.1 i -s- KUtancr 'knver, student.
. . ilu f.'nivor.-:ity of Oregon, is
i lii ret iritis vk-u president of
1 ict'ittian, til iu-alii)ii honorary on
iln- tii'i'Kuii cam pus. She is the
ui.uhU-r uS .Mr. and .Mrs. H. H.
i l.-avci- of this rily. ,
Florence itiuker and her
ri lur, .Mrs. Jieeker. of Santa
Uirlmrn, Cal. art; vtsHtng their
jiolhi'i- and son, Alhert Hccker, at
tvp. -Miss LUckcr is a dietician
at a hospital in Santa Karbara and
I.oih she and her mother are for-
residents of J.a Grande, Miss
ker having Kradaated from the
S u red .Heart academy several
'ins a so. They expect to visit in
In.-; vicinity about a month.
N v IJaby lty
.Mr. and Mix. tJrval Green arc
tin- proud parents of a new baby
o born yesterday morning at.
h hunn;' On Kotirih street. The
ahy weighed nine, pounds and lias
ci'ii named Robert Karl. Both ho
ami his mother are doirtg very well.
iiab M. 'inline; " . 1
Jack Kyan, who had the mlsfor-
i uai; to break Ins leg about two
,i eUs ajjo, is s;ill confined at the
ri-atidt- Itonrie hospital though his
,h;s is mending rapidly. It is ex
; pi -c r 1 he will be able to -' tret
nouJid with the aid of crutches in
about six weeks. : . - .
Will MWt Tonight
The Jmbler J'.-T., A. will met
tonight at 8 o'clock at Wade hall.
I'h0 purpose of tin; meeting 1h to
but officers for the coining year.
M'L Yesterday
Alfred and Margaret Meyers left
stvrday by ear lor Port Town
nfl. Wash. Miss Dorothy Muy
y., wno has bowl teaching school
I 'ort Townsend, wilt return to
: Grnnde with them.. They ex
el to be back Monday.
To Yiiklina
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Irwin and
two children are leaving tonight by
car for Yakima, Waah.; where they,
will visit Mrs. 'Irwin's slBtor,: Mrs..
1L J. Snlvely. Mr. Irwin will re
turn to La Grandn oyer the week
end and Mrs. Irwin and children
will remain In YakUua for ten
days. .
Swnrcs Sfliool
Miss Gmce Gelbel, who is u
graduate of tho normal school this
tenni has secured a position to:
tench In ono of the Salem grade
schools this coming full term.
To IIkhI Hlvcr
Misses Gertrude JohmOn and,
t'onnlc Lequreca left this morn-J
Ing for Hood Itiver. where they,
wilt spend the weekend and at-s
tend the graduation exercises of;
tho high school, as Miss John
son's sister Is ono of the gradu-
tttCK.
To Frcewnlcr - - v.-v " -v
Misses -Olena and Ucrnloo Fine
loft this morning for Freewater,
where- they will Visit- for a' few
days with their aunt, Lrs.; T. V.
Chundler.'- V, , ) '- ; -.
and Corvallis tills weekend. While
in Corvallis air. Reynolds will at
tend th0 meeting of tho board of
directors of tho alumni association
of Oregon State college on Satur
day. After stopping in portand
they will return hojiio Tuesday.
Snnduy NehOol.Purty
The teachers and officers of tho
primary department of tho lres
bytcrlan Sunday school will enter
tain the children of their depart
ments at Riverside park Saturday
afternoon. -Tho children aro re
quested to lo at the church at .3
o'clock. , : ,
Normal School
Fete Yesterday
Colorful, Gay
on
Conls! TPiilahtT-
-Mlsa Lucille lletcnlf won first In
the. Klrls orntoriral contest of thej
lfirst . wnru M. i.,a. in n rreci
competition. Miss Murunrot Goil
dra won ser.ond place nnu Miss
Kuthnyn Mutcnlf third. - Joseph
Znuf;g, represontlns tho men, also
gave a talk. The stake contort in
cluding competition in dancing,
chorus work arid the presentation
of two plays will be held toniitht
in tho U 1). S. Itecreatlonal hall.
Tho public Is invited to attend.
From Tlio Dalles
Miss Johnnjj : Spivey, of The
Dalles, is vtsltlnir Miss I,ewanna
Graham this week. Miss Spivey
was a resident of this city a num
ber .of yeurs ago. . ,
.Mi', and .Mrs. Thomas lJudtfc re-
lurn-d hist nlKht from Condon.
:., where tlu-y visited for the
i;i.st, two weeks .will! theit daUJ?h-
-Mrs. Jl. K. West.
:npi'o iii i' . . i
I rir. l OMhoni. who is 111 al his
ln.niie.or lu'iirt tronlile, is greatly
ripi-owd mid able to sit up some
nmv.
Work lhirinj; Summer
.Miss A lie,, Iti.ylell. who is a
militate nf the normal school this
ri. has aeeepted a position for
hi-v smniner as secretary to It. l'
LAST MINUTE
t (.radtiatinn il'ts no trouble nt I
all if ou buy irinleil writing 1
I liapi-r. l-:ver,vlM)(l,v uses it lUMl 1
i Ulii'S il. ' I
I !: 1: S () X 1
iipoiie Post orrii-c i
.DEPTr STOUES . fg
en-fti IN THE WEST
Store No. 13 La Grande
IiREIKR'S
All Wool ;
S19.75 '
. SUITS
Are leaders in their field
combining class with
swvice.
See this line before buy
iiiK your Spring suit.
ARHARTT
UNION MADE-
OVERALLS
$1.65
( 9
Visiting : : ' J
Kred Jensen., of f Winchester
Ida., is here vlnltltig "for- a 'few':
dayy.'- MivJensen Is a broth elf of;
Mrs. lid l'tpyholds, ...V' -r ,)
Left Monday " - .
Miss ; Loremt .McCatiley. ',who
has been teaching at Klgln dur-
Ing tho past -school-' year, ; left.
M,onday.- for hoi" homo . ni l: Tlio-
latlcs,, where she., vlll sjind Aho;.j
suiumcr. ,-; .. .
IjoTI This vcek-';."y : ,y., '-y"..
MIks Hasan: :HprJngflbldi who
taught school Jit. Khjln this, ycari:
teit mis wceic ior--iayviuc, yrv.i
to spend the summer.! , 'Hiss
Sprlngfiold will return -to: Klgin
at the beginning of tho fall term.
lietiu iLS Homo :
Mrs. it. Ji. Trill, has returned
home after spending last week in
.Milton, Ore.) visiting. hor two slsr
tert-V .Mrs.. JjVoitag. and- Mrs.'. .Bent-
icy.;',? -WJilIo there :,.Mrai -vaVhtdti
tended the Mic-iLl graduation
exercises. . Her nloce,. lvft, l"rela
tag, was ono f the graduates.,,
Homo Prom Jlospltal-r- : '.
H. j. Hess returned . home
Tuesday from the Hot lake sanar
torium. wliere lio has l)een for. the
Inst ten days. i ';" 1r':
Story Hour .
Story . hour at the I,a Grande
public library 'will be held Satur
day morning at 10 o'clock. TJie
puppet show "Moro about the
Three Dears will be given. !
liOft the Hospital
Mrs;;K. Ii llichuaon-und small
son havener! the hospllul unaware
at home. . . . '
ToMlnne-SOt v . .. . ,
Mrs. vl A' -Uonto'ii and her bt o
HciiviAl lTcnn; who has been vis-
1ting"hWeioi about a week, h'ft
r'ueTay evening on their" way--To'
Karibtttilt, Minn., for an indefinite
stay. They) jre travulllng by train.
Major Operation
;.HChnrles Herring, nbht clerk or
til igacajawea Inn, jinderwent a
major operation Tuesday at the
Cirando Hondo hospital. He is im
rhe Mny Tolk dancing fete glv
yefierduy afternoon at tho
Kastern Hregon Normal scliool
was a very colorful event with
many hued and pretty costumes
made by the art department and
tho student teachers with the
room teachers and tho help f
some of tho parents. The foto
was under I lie supervision of
Miss Madeline I .a mm, usKlstcd )y'
.MIhk t'uurllno Williams. W. W.
Nusbaum and the training school
teachers.
Spring was ushered In by
groups of. little folk nt tho begin
ning of the feto followed by the
portrayal of spring In different
countries by dances and games
representing Dennwrli, Holland,
Sweden and Germany, Scotland,
tho Orient. Norway and Kngland.
Tho original rhythmic interpreta
tions cf McDowell's "To a Wild
Itoso" given by tho fourth grade
was tho last dance followed by
tho singing of tho "Oregon State
Song," rendered, by , tho training
i'.ehonl. A largo crowd was in at
tendance and tho fete was held on
tho North Court of the K. p. N.
campus.
Sign Final Order
On Wallowd Case
Ilctiiriieri Ho-m
Paul Donovan, Is recovering at
homo from nn operation perfonmed
recently at the Grando Hondo hos
pital. - -
Visiting lloro
' .Mrs, Joel Mtlehnrdson hai
gtu-sls at her home her mother,
Mrs. .Geo. S. King.- and her bro
ther. Cllnlun King. both of
Springfield, Mass, They made
the trip by. train" und arrived In
Iji Grando bn-.Mjonday. slopping
tivcr en roiilo ' from' SpHngfleld In
Washington, J. C, Atlanta; Ga.;
New Orleans, Uu, liqs Angeles
and San Francisco.. Mrs. Hlclif
ardson's brother, who Is a lawyei1
at Springfield, will remain In La
Grande for a month visiting and
Mrs. liichnrdsoiifa mother plans
to stay here all summer. -
trim a FJ'om Hot Inko
V' ..teurRepiKilrtto
ruurn 'lioiiVo SaturclayTfrom1' Hof
i.ake where sho has buen for the
past mouth recovering i from an
Illness. -
ItcMirued Home
,-, ,Mr. and Mrs. (. W. Chandler
nrtYO1-' returned home fom I'ort
land wjiere they epentabout ten
i'daysvls,itlng. . ':
UT'fWn liUngtou
I;. V. ClmUKse spent a. lew uay
SAM'JM, Ore., Mjay, 20 (Al1)
Stato ICngineer J.uper. today sign
ed a final order in the adjudica
tion of water rights on Ijnnuha.
, river : triliulrles . Iri Wallowa
county. Sixty-two ,elalniants, 142
water rights and 14, IDS acres of
land uro involved. v. ,,, . . . ,
Official ciinvass of tho vote by
the secretary o.f state showed
43ii.ugRinst.it ,
Lakeside Man Buys
Theater at Union
lieginald Menegnt. of Lakeside,
Ore., bus taken, over the Cozy the
ater at Union and ptuus to reopen
the show this Friday. Tho build
ing has been repainted and u new
roof applied along with other rer
pairs. Tho installation of talking
equipment: wus completed the
first Of the week and Is working
out very successfully.,
Mi M.enegat formerly "; taught
school in Upion: ,ooitijti utulft9,ex,J;gftJ4otH-
OREGON BARBERS
TO GATHER HERE
MOiXDAY, TUESDAY
(Continued from Pago One)
Miss Hanks And
Harry G. Avery
To Get Degrees
OREGON' STATE COI.LKGK,
Corvallis, May 29 Special)
Melon Hanks of La Grande will re-
ceivo her degree from Oregon Stato
college . at tho sixty-first annual
commencement exercises here June
2. ' Harry G. Avery, county agent
of Union, will nslo get his degree
In agriculture.
President W. J. Kerr will nward
degrees to a total of 489 students
in tho 10 degroe granting schools.
The scliool of commerce leads with
109 graduates, with the school of
engineering graduating 92 in four
departments. '.'Industrial, arts 12,
civil engineering 24, electrical en
gineering . 27, and mechanical en
gineering 29. Home economies fol
lows with 77, vocational education
68. ngric.uHuro 39. pharmacy 30,
forestry 21., chemical engineering
18, and mining engineering 7.
Twenty-eight graduate- students
will receive . Master's degrees.
The degree of bachelor of science
In vocational education will be
awarded Miss Hanks. Sho has spe
cialized In tho school of commerce.
Miss Hanks has been prominent
In campus affairs. Her first' year
she worked on, the- student .direc
tory. Sho was chairman of her
house for the V. M. C. A. 'Baznar.
She was president of her social
fraternity? Gamma Phi Itota, dur
ing her third year and was elecjted
to Knppa Delta Pi, honor frater
nity In education for men and wom-
,' She bpok a prominent part in
tho Water Carnival, an event put
on enoh year by the women's physi
cal education department. r , ' ,.
! 'fr ' Avery completed his ' Work
for a degreo' last winter Ho took,
rin active part In alt the agricultural
activities on tho campus and was,
,an outstanding student.
Admits Tar And
Feather Attack
1CAMMOND. La., May 29 (AP)
Isnao G. Stftrnes, one of five
brothers under arrest hero on
charges of tarring and feathering
Dr. Sedgle L. Newsom, dentist, is
sued a statement saying he par
ticipated In tho attack becauso tho
dentist broko up his home.
"We dont deny we tarred and
feathered him' said Starnos. "We'll
tell why wo did it He broko up
my home."
Ho said tho dentist and his wife
admitted misconduct beforo wit
nesses. Dr. Newsom , denied any
Improper relations with any wom
an. -
Tho five brothers. Isaac, Charles,
Gordon, Henry and Newton Starnes
wero at liberty on bail, -r
Putnam's Ashes To ':
Be Sent to U. S.
PARIS, May 29 (AP) The body
of Arthur Putnam, American scul
ptor, who died suddenly Tuesday at
Ills homo at Ville: Davray, near
Paris, will bo cremated,- and the
ashes taken to America. . ' -
Putnnm had made his' -home
abroad for a number of years, but
was represented in leading art gai
lerles of tho United States.
His prlncfpal works are "tIio
Snarling Jaguar" In the Metropoli
tan museum, New York; his "Pu
ma and Snakes' In tho Paris salon;
"Tho Death" In tho Boston mus
eum nnd tho sloat monument,
which he designed in Monterey,
Cal.
He won a gold medal at tho San
Francisco exposition In 1915 nnd
was a member of tho Bohemian
club thore. 1 .
Ho. wus a brother of Oeorgo Put;
nam, publisher of tho Saletn, Ore.
Capital Journal. Ho nt one time ro
sided In San Diego, Cal. .
. HIDES WITH Jil.NDUEOttll'.'r
' l.TTKRSON. N. J.. Mny 29
(AP) Fred Thompson, police
man, 1h pleased over his success
with a celebrity, lie requested a
lift of a motorist and asked If tho
driver wasn't so and so. Tho mo
(ovist merely smiled. Tho police
man remarked on tho nlco run
tho uvOtorist'H father-in-law was
making. There was no answeiv
Then there were remarks about
tho weather. Colonel Lindbergh
agreed thai It was atrocious.
Finland now has seven radio
broadcasting, stations. Most lis
teners aro mainly Interested in
local programs.
. O. X. G. HATTKUY PRAISED
SALKM, Ore. May 9 (AP)
Ono of the crack military units of
tho Oregon National Guard, ac
cording to the office of Major Gen
eral Georgo A. White, commander,
"of tho guard, is tho coast artillery
battery at Klamath Falls.
' Lut month the Klamath Falls
company headed the list of nil 'Un
its In tho stato for armory drill
attendance, 98.9 per cent of the
members attending all drills dur
ing tho. month. .It was stated that
tho, uV'ftJis consistently held a
ingn.vieu.ora -ior uriu auenuunuu
formation four years' ago;
Vy 3 DAYS STARTING TODAY
iHI$ GWEiCTEST II IC is excitement you want, you'll get it here.
SOU N D ll"W SYSTEM I t nlvorsal Sound Nows - JLv
. . VITAPJIONE ACT'S. M M-r.::.-.-
. Biisiuess.
UeporW1
c: Report o.f jjresit'
Fitvshnien Win
The freshmen baseball team lit
the intcrclass girls tournament at
the Kastern Oregon' Normal
school won tho first game, of
three innings, 42 to. 24. from the
senior cIush. Tho game sched
uled for tonight has .been post
poned. ' , ,
Improving
It. It. Walker, wjto has been
suffering from poisoning In -his
left arm. Is improving nt bis
home.
Major Operation
Mrs. Ira lvoontz underwent a
major ojieniilon Wednesday
morning at tho Grande Konde
hospital. ,
I nJ n red Hand
J. Randall, employe of W. Vcd
dcr. recently caught bis hand In
a cement mixer and bruised and
cut it.
On llu,dnexs
George Foster, of I'nlon. was In
I .a Grande on business this week
Left the Hospital
Glen Pope, who is sufferin
from a broken clavicle, hus left
the hospital and Is improving at
home.
In tho Parade-
All ex-servieo men and members
of the American Jcglon aru re
quested to mci't nt the city hull
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock to
iak0 part in the parade.
In Huntington this week on busi
ness. He is division engineer for
tho O.-W.
I-'mmi Meridian
Mrr. Jf.elen llHmt fund her
daughter Mrs; Robert ..J'ost, are
In .l.a Grando from Meridian this
week visiting friends, fl'hey have
been ;t0 Moscow visiting-their son
and .-brother, Frank Hunt, and
attending the graduation exer
cises. - - -
1:30. J V M.
of eornnilttec:
iflcW;lti.
convention.
7::i0 1". AI. U'eture by II. Hale.
.Report, of ,-, Roy . Neer, seeivtary
Statu b'otird" of ba'rber" examrners.
Address, A. - It. Hunter, secretary
I ninii eotiuty ehiiinjlier of com-
in,i!rci),
vJtme 3
on
Islatloii.'
1
From Pun In t id
Mrs, Sadie Ulvan, of Portland,
formerly of l.a Grande, Is in the
city Tor a few days visiting
friends.
!:(() A. M. Hiulness.
11:00 . . AT- Seeing ii-Grande
and informal visiting.
3:00 1'. M. Address, Roy Last.
organizer of J. It; I. U. of A, Re-
1 port of committees.
7:;(ii P. Ml Hanuuct. Prinel
ial address by Robert I,. Reamer.
9:30 I'. M'. ll'tifinlslied IjuhI
iiohm. Kleetlon of officers.
J)rovo rnnn Eintorprlst
Mnr. l'Yank Glldeisleeve drove
to l.a Grande the first of the week
and visited her daughter, Mrs.
My a FoiKiuetle. ,
To llunllngtoii i
Mr.- nnd -frw. l-'rank; Johnson
have gone to Huntington to make
their home...
On Business
Mr. and Mrs. William Runlet.
Mrs. ' George Gordon und lil tie
daughter, A lice. , Anitu, . of Elgin,
drove to la Grando Tuesday on,
business.
Here YIMlhiir
Mr. and Mrs. Kurd are in the
city from Reedsport to attend the
graduation exercises of . their
nephew, Wm-. Arrtvey, at the high
school. , They expect to return to
their homo Sunday. M,r. and M.rs. I
Kurd were formerly of this city, i
She Is a sister of Mrs. Lot Snod
gras;?.
Tho Texas state highway depart
ment has started a campaign for
tta ni-nur.i-1'fillnn nf li-,n ritr.rw- t Iw,
rlght-of-wny of state road. I
Chiropodist
AND
Foof Specialist
Dr. L. B. Eaton .,
I). CI.
(1'inctieo J.iniltcd to tliu l'oot)
For Hie I'n.st 13 Yours One of
ll.c Ia'jmIIii ChlrniKMfists nnd
Arch SM-oiallsl.s in Portland Will
Oncii nil Office ill
The Sacajewea
Inn
MONDAY JUNE 2ND.
Licoiiswl by llic Sljitc Mcdk'ill
Ilourtl
Ficncli 8111.111117 I'nlnless
Mctliod
Appolnt.liGi.Ls Dofiln-d
Cliurges Mwlurato
Phone Main 830
K.X.VMl.VATION rilKU
Alfiid Convention
.Mrs. J. 10. Cunllffc nnd duiightcr,
Miwi Margaret Cunllffe, left 1h
nlKlit on No. 20 for (Movclanil,
Ohio to attend a convention of tht:
O. I. A. of . of I K. Ili'fore rc
turnin? home they will vlnlt Niag
ara l-'allf. Washington. J. C and
other points of Intorest and expect,
to bo pone about three weeks. Mrs.
Cunliffe Ifl president of the local
lodge of O. I, A.
To rortlnnd
.Mr. nnd Mrs. Al Herman left ln.-t
nlKht on their way to l'ortland by
auto where they win lnal;0 their
home.
To Wnllowa Iko
Mrs. a. 1. Larlwn. 5lra. tliaHO
llolincnkamp and Mrv Augu.'t
Stanpe drove to Wallowa lake 'yes
terday, spending the day there.
Annul Mortl.ilf
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ItcynoMs
and sons. Marion. Uuddy and
f--rcft art dr'vinff to Portland
GRANADA
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
1 ML CRAY
CARL STOCKDALE - LEE MORA
tlus
"TARZAN
THE
TIGER"
Sound News
Talking
Comedy
CARL LAtMAALE V. 9TJ j, , I i
lalkuvq! I
KATHR.VN
CRAWFORD
I DRAMATIC OJ$G
MOM re LV c .
COUC0 UCKOf
A UMlVtRSl ictubc
LAST TIME TODAY
"THE LOCKED DOOR"
All Slur Cast
All Talking
if .a.
ovs aeo Mm
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO SEE THE NORTH
WEST SHOWS BIG CARNIVAL ATTRACTION
a Graedle Eaker v
Special Saturday 5cMatinee
Arrangements have been made by the Northwest Shows
to put on a special McWilliams Genuine Butter Nut
Bread Matinee for Boys and Girls, from 1 to 6 p. m. Sat
urday afternoon, whereby any boy or girl will be ad
mitted to any show, ride or riding device at the carnival
for a McWilliams Genuine Butter Nut Bread wrapper
and 5c. '
Just bring a McWilliams Genuine Butter Nut Bread wrapper and a nickle
for each attraction you want to see.
Don't forget a bread wrapper from McWilliams Genuine Butter Nut Bread
and a nickle will admit you to see any show, or to ride on any riding device
from 1 to 6 p. m., Saturday, May 31.
Show grounds between Willow School and La Grande Flour mill.
THIS OFFER. ALSO GOOD ON-McWILLIAMS BUTTER NUT TEA
ROLLS WRAPPER OR BAND FROM A McWILLIAMS BUTTER NUT
CAKE.