La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 20, 1930, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, June 20, 1930 Minstrel Show staged at Union; Very Successful : Hy Mrs. I. Z. Terra 1 1 (OhstTvor Coi respondent) TNIOiV, Ore. (Special) The in.stn l .show "Liluck und White" ined ut tho ffyimuiHfum Wedncs y fvoiilnff Ijy a large delegation j Grande women was an ex- Iklll )iuuui:uuii m vxviy mty, should have attracted a rue I croud. Kvery number on the otriaia brought forthy hearty ll;iusc. The southern melodies ;h their sparkling bits of futi , the solos were beautifully sung. ,,. lir.inuitic skfts amused and the ry like dances oT little Virginia ,inin-tte deinamled an encore, liethi-r the Joke was on them- ives or the other fellow, tho busl- jfiand stock show men who were present missed many good jjlis. The whole production must ,v taken hours of rehearsal una clever jokes on local citizens mcd much forethought. fciMr. and JIi-s. J. 1 Hutchinson. ill;Pne and Mary and Mrs. I N. left yesterday morning for const, for a short time they will t at Astoria and Camp Clatsop re Ted Hutchinson is in camp. I have a general good time dur- itfL the few days they aro absent. y pliin to he home in time to t work on Monday. Mrs. J. Jt. HHIier and son Jlm came in from Monlpelier, Ida- 'IMesday evening and visited a' rt time with her mother, Mrs. uhain and her sister. Mrs. Orr ie. Thursday morning she ac ipanied Klmer Jllngham, tu iland where the hitter will con rVichfield has won more speedway victories and world's records than all other gasolines combined. sult the specialist who operated on his spine a few months ago. Jim mio will visit with his grandmother during their absense. - J. K. Wilkinson, of Okanogan, came to t'nlon to visit his brother-in-law, W. O. Haggerty, late last week. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnson, of Cove, wore visitors and snoppers in Union on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Win. bobbin re turned from Kugene Tuesday after attending the commencement exer cises at the university. Sidney, who was among the graduates, returned home with them for a short visit. Adney Huggerty und Mrs. Tillie Strickler. of Knterprise. wero vis itors at the W. O. Haggerty homo last week during the stock show.' Mr. and Mrs. It. Arnold, for several years residents in Union, moved tho first of tho week to Spokane. Uarrel Irwin, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Del Irwin, sustained a bad gash Monday evening when a calr kicked him in the forehead. A doctor was summoned nnd the .wound was dressed without having to have any stitches taken. C. L. Cadwell wound up his strenuous stock show duties with a trip to Portland on Saturday. He returned Tuesday evening bringing back with him his daughter. Betty, who has, been attending high school In Stanwood, Wash. J. G. McConnoll came over from Pendleton last Thursday and re mained overnight with his daugh ter, Mrs. George Wins-hip and fam ily. He returned homo Friday tak ing Mrs. McConnell who has been visiting Tor sometime at the Win ship home. - I. A. Wright attended a meeting of the game commission in Port land this week. . ; .... j 3 MAJOR RAGES 4OF THE YEAR w . I'HREE smashing Fuchfidd victories in a row the 500-mi!c Indianapolis Classic on May 30th! The 100-milc Championship Dirt Track Race at Detroit on June 9th! The 200-mile Flag Day Race at Altoona on June 14th! .1 liHliamintUs Billy Arnold was 1st; "Shorty" Cantlon, 2nd; Louis Schneider, 3rd; Louis Meyer, 4th; Bill Cummings, 5th. And Richfield Gasoline was in all five cars tic 8li annual Rich field liinmi in the WWc's Grcdtcst Kiicing Classic! At Ih'ivoit Wilbur Shaw was the winner with Russell Snow-' herger, 2nd and Bill Cummings, 3rd. Atfiiiii Richfield Gasoline was in all lie iriiming ecus! ; .1 Alioimil Billy Arnold was hi; Deacon Lit:, 2nd; Frank Farmer, 3rd. And for the 3rd consecutive time in 3 major races of the year RichfieUl tins in civry triiiiiiiijj cur.' These daring drivers with life and limh, fame and fortune at stake pin their faith to Richfield! They know from experience that it will not fail them that it w ill deliver the extra power and speed necessary in emergencies that it will do its part to carry them over the grueling stretch to victory. Richfield in your own car w ill speed when you need it and choice ol the champions at any station w ith the - RlCHWIiE MOTOR OJ., ttm. playedan im- x.iluiil nut Air. and Mrs. n. H. Bonncy drove to Pendleton Monday to return the game birds that wero exhibited at tho stock show. They went on to Bingham Springs to look after the interests of the hatchery station there in charge of Mr. and Mrs. C'allie Green. Claude Liu sick who has been working in the Walla Walla terri tory drove to Seattlo for his family and they arrived in Union Tuesday ! evening. Mr. Buslck returned to Walla Walla Wednesday to finish his work there. Mrs. Busick and children. Marian and Junior, wilt spend the summer in Union at the home of her father. A. B. Davis. Cameron Cull i ha n, of Weiser, was shaking hands with old friends in U n 1 on on We d n csda y. He planned to go to Portland for a couple of weeks and return later with his wife who Is visiting friends in Pendleton. Miu Mary Eaton left tho. first of the week for rorlhind where she will make her home in tho future. Her sister, Mrs. Huffman and fairu lly, follow her later. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Taylor and children from Athena, Ore., spent Saturday visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Wlnshlp and taking in the stock show. . Albert Kisher came over from Caldwell last Friday for a visit at the TO. P. Geertson home. He re turned homo Sunday accompanied by Mrs. Kishcr und Bobby who had been visiting for sometime at her parental home. . v ' -; -' ' , '. Another Reminder The poor think that if., they had wealth they would he happy; the rich know differently, for with more cares, there Is less lm rip In ess. Woman's. Home Companion. give you added power and extra mileage. Why not take Kichlield! l on can get it hlue and gold shield. in these great nicing events H'lnning 1st ana Jut places ut Indiana Injlis and hi and 2nd placa at Altoona. LA GRANDE EVENING McKenzie Named School Director; Clerk Re-EIected Hj Ixl nft I cm f row Hunter (Observer Correspondent) WALLOWA.' Ore. (Special) School election was held in Wal lowa Monday afternoon and K. W. McKenzie was elected to fill the place of C. W. Mum ford, outgoing director. Mr. Mum ford hud served on the school board for nine years and wished to retire. K. A. Searle was elected to succeed himself as school clerk. A largo crowd at tended the meeting. Mrs. K. A. Goodnouuh and son Kdgar and daughter, Jsabel, return ed home early Monday niorninu from Kugene, where they have j been living , for the past nine months. Isabel and Edgar attend ; ed school as a senior and fresh man in the university. Mrs. Matt Korstad was hostess to tho Presbyterian Ladies Aid on Wednesday afternoon at her coun try homo on Diamond Prairie. Thlriy-eight attended tho meeting and at the clos0 tof the business session, delicious , refreshments were served on the lawn, and a social hour was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McClaran und two sops returned to Wallowa Wednesday from a month's visit with' relatives in Corvallis. They arc taking tho Grace Hal home for tho summer mouths but ex pect to move to Ixswistun, Idaho in September, where their children will attond school this winter. Duncan McLean, manager of the local theater, states that business h picking uj after a dull -winter and spring. He reports tho largest .huuso In -two years last Sunday night. f- ' . . .'Mr.,ahtf Mrs. H. 35. Coolldge und daughter, Mrs. Howard- Miller, of Iai Grande,-drove to Wullowa Sunday- and -wero visitors at-the home, of Mr. nnd .Mrs. Bruco Cox. 'Mrs. Albert Curry and daughter, Thyra Jean, of La Grande, aro spending, a week hero at the home of her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. C, A. McClaran. . Miss Virginia Hunter, nccom panted by Miss Lillian Dale and Miss Kathleen .MeClurnn, drove home. . Thursday from Portland, Miss Hunter and Miss Dale return ing' front the 'Iiniversity oc OVegon' and Miss McClaran from Oregon State college. . Mrs. Tom Mclvinzle, who is visit ing in Wnl'owa. from lloschurg, underwent an appendix operation at tho Wallowa hospital Monday. She is reported to be Improving rapidly . , , ; Mrs. Orvllle McKenzie and Mrs. liarl Pfeffer were in La Grnndo shopping Wednesday. Oyer Night News . i (Hy Tho Associated Press) , .;,v Domes tip t : - ' New York City's notables feto liyrd atbumruTrt. " ; Washington House committee to con.slder modernization of three battleships. San Krnncfsco Owen D. 'Young tolls electric , light convention of necessity of marketing surplus abroad. Detroit Hundred thousand De troltcrs petition recall of Mayor Howies. . Washington Senator It e e (1 L . " 1 " .-I i 1 ., " 1 1 "L i ; 1 '.a REAL CITY GAS For ' . . .'.'--;, Cooking - Lighting - Hot Water 0 SEE OUR RANGE DISPLAY We Have Wedgewoods in a Wide Price Range. Terms to Suit COOK WITH Come In For Full Details FRED SPAETH OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. praises naval treaty as removing naval competition, Waukegan Lewis, Illinois demo crat senatorial nominee, urges sup port of president in foreign policies regardless of party lines. Washington Senalo. amendment limits amount of wator diversion from Iako Michigan for Illinois waterway project. , New York Berengarla delayed by engine trouble. - Washington Green says con gress has failed to handle, unem ployment problem. . . l-'orclfrii V'algary, Alto. United States of Alberta retained in power. Lyck, Kast Prussia Polish cus toms guard killed in clash between Polish and German frontier guards. Villucoublay, Krance Coste tests plane for trans-Atlautlo flight. .. . Sports Ha I la's Dallas club signs Grover Alexander. Baker, Nampa To Play Two Games On Sunday Bill 11AKKK, Ore.. Juno 20 The Baker JSJephunts, will tjiitor; tho THE OILIEST OIL KNOWN BEING super slippery, Mo : toritb reduces friction to a min- . imum. '"'..'.'This eitrt oili . ness also guarati- .' ':ttei fotigir.iil lift , ..?averagihg 200 x-rv miles oflub . rication. ) -V'TT'tNOW. 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Tho game is expected to bo a ho.tly contested one. llaker defeated tho Itailroadcrs In an early season contest with Johnson in tho box, by a score of 11! to Mclvers, present Nampa twlrler, Is expected by linker club officials to "give linker a run for its money.' Nampa now has a f. rentage o.f .750 and llaker has a percentage of .657 in tho league standing, llccauso of tho fact that Nampa has played only eight games and Haker has played nine, the Knil roaders aro hair a gamo ahead of tho Elephants. However, victory for either team would cinch the championship. If Nampa wero to play .Payette in u postponed game this week, aim defeat that team, RODE'S 1601 ADAMS Why complain about high prices look over our meats and prices. 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