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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GKANDE, OKB.
Tuesday; June 3, 1930
ImblerP.-T. A;
Elects Officers
For Coming Year
". By Jj'lllui (tourer. '
i " . ( GliHPrvcr I'orrcsMonilnt )
M':n,. (Kpwi) A
P.'-T, A. mrotfim' woh tioM rwfnl-y-jn
the Wlilii hull .it which' of
Xlrrfl went lprK'd tnv. thr coming
yenr. Sim. 7 Hlclla lluinn wmh
rlrcled pi-midrnl; Mm. Walxon,
Vice pronlilCBt-. Mm. -Clmrlle K111
rion, KPrntary; .MIxk Audrey !e
ijip, -u-eanuver. A jniiill jiuniliii'
ut members ' were prt'sent iltie u
.Mr. Al 1'nllee Kurt flnir-hler.
Aiulrt-y, of burrow, nlli'inliil the
Mlnorlil NyrvleeH nf Siimiiieivllli!
Frldny. They will ri-main hern
fi"'a few drf.VH vlfltlliK Willi lira.
Fuller's father, Mr. I'll it.
vThe Illuehlril 4-11 Sewlns eliih
eVijoyp'l a w.eJner roai .one cven
1nb' tatt week ni Dry (IroVli, near
itininierville..' June I'onniil nrii-fl
M towrtinWreiw. ami nevcnil
toants we're nh'en ilurliiK the even- j
in?. Those present . were: .Kuiti;
Conklln, NVln Wilson, Dorlha West. .
Corthy Croiixer. Hlva nii hesuu. I,
Jlirjiirle Hanoi, Kurntliy Itiilie
pn. nonnu nlmili and Heln llipl- I
lion, n visitor from Jiweph. Mrs. I
TValson, the Iwnler of Ihe sewlnir
Al'ub wa alntpreneht hull Mr. AV'al-
Hon look thrill In 111" truck to tnc
VOttHl. The howIiik rhlh Iiiih alnioKl
tinliihed ItK ctitlrw ttlld inout of the
niemherH Have completed their
work unci have handed It. In. Their
work: .will He 1111 diopluy al the
Union Uspeiiment million BOine
tltne ihirinK II1I11 month,
t llel Doerljiit. f near I'endle
trin, and Ills, hIkiiii-, Alnia Kutlon, of
La Orai'de. -uphill .Memorial day
wJth their mother. .Mi", low
Cinrnn. Mr.'' iJearlliK returned to
liln work .Sunday afternoon.
Mr. mid Mm. I,. II. ISIIIIiikk and
ilawthtcrel (llmljt and Ulaliche,
left thu hint. 01 the week for Salt
fink t'lly. ltah, where lliey will
' visit rolatlvwt. MlbH Wllma mil
itiKH, their diniKhter, who has hern
uttendliiK hcHooI In Halt iMke City,
will return Inline with them for
her summer (vacation. ;
;; jlr. and Mm. Kinnk Perry and
family ore U leave the firat of
ttil week for Kail lke City, where
jhey will vlNlt relativea for n short
time.
' MIks I'ortln Westensknw under
weiit n (toiler opvmtlon Thursday
mornlnK ut the (Iramle Ronde
luiKpital. Kilo In KcttltiK aloiih' as
well n can; he expected.
-The train from Im (Iramle lo
IlO,nih chntiaed time,.' Htartlim
June I. It will ho due at I):4I
n. m. ami p. m. . '1'he mall
will lie. tied ill 10:12 11. 111. anil 4:30
i. 111. ' ' '
i- 1
nn
Discoverer Of King
Seeks Tomb
u
AhlC.VA.NDKIA. KKypt (AD
(iniinl Carter. illBoovcrixl
: llln liinili nf Klriff Tllt-Aiikh-AmiMi ,nlmi!. iIIimI n( Ihe nifii or .IS hIkIi
'ln I ho Valley nr the KlnKn. In . K for ,r worlilM to ooll(il'T.
Mnritnjr Men vnt Ions hero in lhe .,.,, ,,,.,,, . eausc.l l.y n ina-
iliosiine 01 Mm lianiei in. . intt.
hope of dlriivi'rliitf the Veal hur
Jal place of Alexander the Great. t
' The ifoverniiient haa .author
Ized Hie atitiiUltleH rtea rtinent lo
liioieiil villi Ihe dilfltinr. The
.anthoi-IIIi'B. .however, have', laid
down Ihe condition that the hoily
shall not he louched. If It is ills
I f.vc.l'fd. . . , , . . ... , ,
Then. is no certaJn rerord of
i the hui-Jal. place of th(.wol-Jil coil-
iUe-oi'. .Only 1 i-adit.ion pklcea it
III t-ll f : city which lie follndeil and
lo. which he Kavn his name Hut
checkiliK up of tradllion has con
vinced ' n.l'chnroliu..nt that there
is a chance that, li-keml has heeii
Wallowa People
In Auto Wreck
Near Bend, Ore.
lly Kdnii Iti'iifrrtw Hinder
(Ohservej' compo',domj
WAI,U)WA it. -ohlI)
Weld whh received here ytmterday
hy wire thai John lindei'H and
lit;, family, who left Wallowa ear
ly I'ridiiy tooinlnff for AHlilnnd.
met Willi a nerion accident near
(tend and llielt car went Into fhe
UcHi hutes river. Air. -Lander ex-I
peeled to lofutel n Southorn Ore
Kim and had a load of household
( t feeiM In the car. ".The family of
all. erioulv Injured, while their
oar and all their helnRI,. were '
li.it.
AlrK. I.eo Heed nnd children ! vI TJ' y, und family. Donald . stea(, of ThurHday, on nocount of
left early Sunday morning for ! MV'OaniclK met his mother In , tno nearn(.HH ()( jiecoration day.
their home Jn Canyon .Cit Jifler . Poi'llanrt ' ami lliey , il rove homePr mthor, Alrn. Hlokland and
upending a fe,v dayn ia Wallown j lwi'lber. I HiHter, Alias Mildred Blokland and
with Mrs. Iteed'H parenu. ; Air. . W J- Kinker left Wallowa Sun- Mrs. Clyde Kiddie, were Hpecinlly
Hild AirH. W. I-'. 1'ooie,. AIi-m. I'oole M'-'V for Coi-valllx tp allend 'be j invited ' Kiiewtn of the club. Aim.
accumpaiiied he,- daughter home 1 eotmitencement exen ises there on j jj(U,rn, llrnden and Afrs. Adolph
and will Hpcnd tw6 ,wekK vIhII- ' lllMf w -'1'1' l'H "n J"'" wl" j I'eehler each conducted an Interest
Ini,'. , I n( -wn,,l 11 ''rf'ee In eon-jiim contest. Airs. Henry Kwlh and
llieice. 'AIM Clntuln lt.nle winnlntr ti
.in-, (inn .r. j. i1. uaveiiHcroii !
ami iiauKiiier, jane, or i-n iiiiinde,
were Ttfitnr.; Hero Siturdny. The Lower Valley, will iilso Kraduale
Huven.seniftH " formerly' lived hi' from U. M. t. in the class of mail.
Wallown when Mir. Havenscroft Al.-. - Jubn.vun receive his decree
wns for manyVywir tho oolt- in ovriculture.
keeper at the Aljlnnauh Lumber' Airs. T. T. Shell and (InuKliter.
mill. ' . - 1 Kdllli. . left . Wallowa Sunday
Aliv and Airs. Hruco Cox went iiH-riiinfc- by car for the Mt. Mood
to Ia lira ml i Sunday to attend loop. They were joincil In I'en
tho funeral services of O, K. i.'nol- J iilei oij liy Miss Ann Shell anil Ihe
Ide, uncle vf M", Cox. Ihre- expect to spend a month
in sdte of the cold,' rainy day vacationing nl this popular sum
a hrrne crowd attended the third tner resorl."
To Get an Electric Range On An
Easy Convenient Plan $4.95 Down
Balance $8.52 Monthly Completely
WILL DEMONSTRATE ON A HOT POINT RANGE AT THE
Observer Cooking School
JUNE 3-4-5-6
Eastern Oregon Light .& Power Co.
Tut's Grave
Of World Conqueror
ilirhl In IIiIh Inslrmec
, . . ai.j,,i(.,.' im cverv wlinnl Imv
'1 lltfirant' fever and
iKInini f,,v,.,. anil tmik plate In
tfaliyliiu , alter cuvci
oil June :a. ! II.
rounded Alexandria
lous year.
days lllnexH
f. He- hnd
ill the prev-
There Ik an elahorate sarcoplr
nffil In the' Turkish Nallona
.Nf.iiHfUin at Istanhiil which
for. a ti iIioukM to have
wart
ieeii
tile last resting ce of Ihe son
of I'hillp of .Mcicedon. Hut the
'J'lllklslt authorities themselves
now acknowlcdKc that, il iva mis
named, the mistake o rislnv he
cause the frieze on II depicts some
o,' Alexander' hallles. Il was
found al Klilun Jn .Syria In 1SS7. .
dinner
nmiiial iHronitifin tiny
ftiwn hero fViilay iml ninety t1
l.'ii'ti war- li'.'inl for the ccnicipry
fitiiil. yulttf a. iiumtwr f Wnl
tnwn htHtpit) drove to Summcr-
I vilie h'tUiny Ut iit'ini the Iht-
ration tiny Ni-rvici-H nn) dinner
ihere firiil H'porl Die tixiutl Inre
I etowil 111 Smniiif rville. 'Phone t?i-
ini: Imm hei e were: Mjr. and
! Mfs. Kdwiii Alurvin, Afithu Mar-
vin. Knln .Marvin, Mr. and h.
1 h'vill'i AleKlN7.il', Mi, and 'Airs,
t Win. 1 J.-1 uiltlon
I Air. and Alir.
! ami AHi?i. . A.
and family and
Inincnn Atcl.ean
I in nler.
, . AIth, C 'I. Ate DanfclH arrived
'home Satnnlay from a Mix week
vUlt to California and Southern
,111'ckuii. nMe apeiu a moiiin .Mill
I her. l.rother. .Stewart . I ulley, and
lamiiy in facramcmo imki reporia
j a baby sir! was born to them .
W,I",M r
UlP 'niss 'V"" ?nVt AV'
,im.. ner reuirn nome mie vi.sued i
illl lament with her brother. Mel-
.ionn wmney jonn.son. Hon oi i
.Mr. and Alr.s. Arthur JohiiMon, of
INSTALLED
BETH BAILEY MCLEAN
Home Economist '
AH Ladd Canyon
Students Given
Passing Grades
Itv Mrs. 'lm. firnndv
(Observer ConcHpondent)
i.ADli CANYON', Oiproh (Spf
nlal) Kinrc e)iool Jm closed here.
MIhh tljntiL-he A'hlth)ft, who tnuKhi
tlio Ijtdd Cnnymi whoal h.'iH ro
eejvrd word tttat all nf her pupil
who wrolo on the wvvnth Kiado.
ciuestlf)h3 paMfd with Kood ui-ades,
.nnd that Jimniie ilnlley, who took
.tho Ktate eiuhtit rnde exuminatioii
paHsed with an a venire of ifl.J0.
Miha JleJen Austin in at pipwiit
iij ;aper, Wy . vhdtiiitf ut tho
Ikhjir of nil undo, mill hln fantilv-
..Sho will remain another week end
then return to hot work - at 1 ho
J. 3'enney store in Ia Grnnrte.
, i'. Y. Ueale Juih returned from ft
trip to Spokane, AVaHh. IJr hhvk
that Krain fieldH tlierc nre far ahead
0f (uih. hKidini.' tint nntt lonkftitr
fine. He made the trip by .cur.
j Airs. Alary Counsell haH rweived
word from lier thuiRhter, Kntie
Watson, that Khe in eontinK up from
California ns noon .as web on I ha
eloped, which will he Juno 13. Khe
liven at Alonterey-rarific firove
iind she. and tho children will ac
company her cotixin, AfiH.. Uiidlev
.Aloody, who liven at Kins: :ity.
Aii-H. Aloody will viwit her pnrcnin
at MiJton
Ali'M. William llenton nnd dniiRh-
ters. Airs. ,J'rank: I'oolo nnd MIhh
joa lianton drove, to lilMhi Wed
neHiIay, ,
i Airland Alrn. Sherrell Kwin, ne
companied by AJr. and Mix. Clar
ence fi reen of I-i (irnnde, drove
, j!nkF1. nst K,1M11V.. Tnpy hl,
,,.,, t , hm0 , Ml. ,..,
and Airs.- Oreon's uncle, William
Dobbin, and attended tho baseball
Kine there in the nfternoon.
" William IVrry wqh hostess
to the C4rt-Topother Club at her
Jiomn Wednednv nftPi-non (n-
ji-iZps. Airs. leriy
served a tray
I uii'r-ii.von i uiiuwuif; inn contests.
lunrh.eon
ana a socini nour was enjoycci ;e
fore adjontnment.
Al rs. .Alec. I-'u run sou will enter
tain tho CW-ToKinhep club at Its
next meeting.
Charley l-'armer. North Cnro
Hnr.'s sopbomoru sprint star, was
beaten lor the first time this fscn
oii when lie finished third in the
century on a rain-soaked track
at. tho Southern1 conference meet.
COOK
DOUG'S NIECE
i
Flobelle Fairbanks, nlecn of
a stage reputation. She 8 playing
0. S. C. Graduation
Exercises Today
CORVA.UJS.. Ore., .June
(AC ) W1 1 h ho n o ra ry ii eKrees nt
d oc tor of la. wco n f erred o n five
prominent citiKeiiH and with 4Sfi
bachelor and mantel's dejfi'oes
awMixled to seniors and graduated
stulenls, Ctregon State college
today held Its G 1st annual com
mencement with imoressivc cere
monies. ir. Kdward Charles Kllott.
.Veshlent of Cm-due university of
Indiana, delivered the commence
ment address, and was one of the
five granted honorary degrees.
Of the rcKular Ki'aduatin class
today i.S received decrees of mas
ter of science; 4-14 decrees of
bachelor of science, and 14 de
WTlo: of pharmac Mitical chemist.
Distribution of fish from slnte
hatcheries has passed the l,&iia,
mio mark in North Carolina this
BY WIRE
f &J ' '--ft, 1 h
'
ON EROADWAY
.j'HftrJ i'vrt t'huto
Ooug Fairbanks, li out to get hersetl
a role In "June Moon.".
Blanton of Texas
Returns to House
J AVASIIIXGTOX. June 2 (AD
( Thomas Ij. Jilanton, of Texas, re
turned today to the house' of ren-
I' resentativos. . .
Re-elected to fill a vacancy
caused by death, he aiiain. took
the seat from which he had with
drawn to try for the senate, nfter
1 12 colorful years of service..
liecauso ot a lecnmcnitty, nc nan
;been denied officinl admission un- !
til certificate of re-election arrived
:ind was filed today. j
nov im:s or i.it iiics ;
KI,AAV.ATH KA.l.LR, Ore.. June
a ia 'i win is ive so. t. dieii nere 1
I Sunday as, the result of being
struck by an automobile driven
by ' 1J. Cofer, contractor.--An
j inquest wus ordered. The boy's'
j death was the second from auto
Injuries In the county ibis year.
New Church To ,
House. Cabin Of j
Abe's Parents!
. HARRODRIU'RG, Ky. (A11) j
Tho rude log- cabin In which the
parents of AhrAham Lincoln were j
murrled 124 years ago is to be
made a national shrine dedicated
to prayer and marriage.
Construction of a small, cross
nhapcd church-which will houso
i the cabin, preserved here at lio-
neerfc Aleinorlal State park, has be
ffun. lnylns: of tho cOrnerstono some
time thiH summer will be the oc
casion for cermnonles to be broad
cast over a coMst-to-couat radio
hookup, according- to plans of tho
sponsors, They hope that either
1'ivsldent Hoover or Vice J resident
Curtis will speak.
The building, replica of a Ken
tucky Haptist -church of 18(10, will
be dedicated Juno li. I!t3l, Ihe
125th anniversary of the marriage
of Thomas -lncoln and Nancy
1 Citizens of Harrodsburg, the only
colonial town west of the Alle
K beiilcs nnd the place where
Ceorge Houers Clark conceived his
(conquest of ;the northwest, say the
h r I no will remove tho last vestige
of: the cloud that for many years
hung over tho Jetfltlnmcy of Xin
eoln's birth. ,
The churci) will bo available for
marriage serylceu under conditions
considered proper by "offictalH of
the-park, whici adjoins the site of
Old" Kort Hnrrodshunf.
.. The cabin will be in the center
of the church. In the paln will
be an altar and a Hible.-
When Thomas Lincoln, then 2S
years old, and Nancy Hunks, a
year-old orphan and domestic,
were married in this cabin June 12,
18oG, it stood on Beech Kork in
the adjoining: county of Washing
ton. The ceremony was a typical
backwoods wedding with the. Itev,
Jesse Head, ti Methodist circuit
rider, tho officiating' clergyman.
The cabin wan owned by Richard
Berry, Nancy's guardian.
There was a Washington county
USED CARS
1928
CHEVROLET COUPE
Completely Reconditioned
$425-00
LARISON CHEVROLET CO.
Main 2 Main 508
$109.95
ON THE FLOOR
tradition that Lincoln's parents had
been married . In the "Dick Uerry
cabin," but there were no records
to prove it until 187S, when Wlll
lum K. Brooker. then county clerk,,
discovered the marriage bond sign -ed
by ThomuH Lincoln and Berry,
datert J'jne 10, IKOti, und a mar
riage return certifying the wed
ding y lc Huv. M, Head.
Practical Joker
Killed by Friend
liKNVKIt. Colo., June 2 (AP)
X short-lived honeymoon ended
hero last nighl In the death of a,
man whom police believe to have
been a practical Joker, following
a supposedly "fnked" holdup.
Kverelt K. Stewart. 2G, who
was married in Colorado Spring-,
Colo., one minute past inldnlgh
Sunday morning, fatally shot bis
friend, Cornelius W. Maloney, 3S;
when Airs. Stewart screamed
'Help! Police! Holdup!" ns she
walked th rough a smiilt )assago
way in the rear of a rooming
houso while Stewart stayed he
hind to park his car. Vteartnir
tht. words "Stick loin up" fol
lowed by his wife's cry for help,
lie turned and fired three times,
a bullet piercing" Alaloijey's chest
nnd resulting in his death in a
local hospital 4T minutes later.
An unidentified man, according
to Stewart, was with Maloney;
but Tied when the shooting start
ed and has not yet been located.
Three Weddings Celebrated
1-'1-XA..1 P, Kranco (A-P) A,
gold. a silver and an ordinary
wedding were celebrated the snnip
day. In the same family, at the
church of St. Ktienno here. At.
Pigeon, retired cleric of the Tri
bunal of lomniieree, and Attmo.
Pigeon celebrated their golden an
niversary; their daughter, Aimo,
lloulanger, and her husband cele
brated their silver wedding, nnd a
grandson, Ala reel Bou longer, nnd
Allle. Dctiise Doaillo were mar
lied.
Ch a n u t e, ICa tisas, lias nn ah-
sent minded carpenter. The work
man hired to put a new roof on n
houso, shingled the wrong dwell- 4
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