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Saturday, June 28, 1930
gg- UKAJNJjjj: EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Five
iueaa me women's conferimm At i 1 . . i. i
CAlLEgjEFj
llr. end Mrs. H. H. Cleaver have re
turned home from a two weeks trip
Jo California points. Much of the
tourney was made off. the main
ravelled road and they wcro reward
! with beautiful mountain and
Operation
Mrs. A. B. Ballard, from r,,. ...
vllle, underwent an nnAtinn t.. Miss Mllani hnvincr hM.n r.r,
uvieua me women's conference. At
the Conclusion Of tb rvmlWauoa Ui..
Gill will go on to China where sh. ft
Will hminiin.tn t .
n iiuuio economic
department In one of the larger uni
versities. They came in last evening
from Denver, where they have been
nvicuuiug me annual meeting of the
HoHuimi nome economics association,
iZ. . Z " iiujnBi sne will be
? th home of her son. W. p Bal
lard, for a while. Mr. Ballard l w.
LavT Their entrance to Ynsn- nrnvU Qas untu hl e 1m
lte was made from Lake Tahoo !
Ihrough the Tioga Pass,, said to be To Portland
tM most beautiful mountain trip in Mrs. Sarah Wortman ,t ... t,
Z states. Down in the Yosemlte land Thursdaj veiln? thh
valley they stopped in the Tuolumne ison William, who wal to ntLli
but the valley was only an I operation ?waHt the veleran's
uHl-cllmax after the splendors of .hospital. Mrs. WortmL will be th"
He mountain pass, grossing, the for a few days 5. htS
lite again they drove to Hollister in : home. 8 return'nB
Bantn Clara, where they visited a ! .
cousin who owns a large apricot and Here Last Night
prune ranch. While there they In- Among those who attended The
Ipected the Del Monte fruit company. Observer opening last night were Mr
.hich was an Interesting tour, other and Mrs Rnum.i S,!; r!r-
.tops were made at Santa Cruz basin. I Williams, who has been working with
avnod state Dark, where mir the pmkmg k , . Jr
director at a , for the lost three month ,
Wllll.mc ... . "1D-
RMiWOOd
Eleanor Cleaver Is
Girt Scout camp lor the summer,
Cnrmel and Monteray. One delight
ful place where they stopped for tea
tpas Brookdale lodge, a structure that
combines the outdoors and the ln-
J doors and has inside It a real brook
wltn nniuiui iuiiis, unus ana trees
Rt Its banks. But the most interest
ing thing of the whole trip was the
giant redwoods, Mrs. Cleaver remark
ed. Summer Trips
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Guild and
daughter, Nancy, are leaving today
on a trip to Los Angeles and Calif
ornia points. Mr. Guild will return
In a few weeks but Mrs. Guild and
Nancy will remain for a month or
more. Their son, Robert Guild, is go
ing to Seattlo where he will snil with
the Matson steamship lines for the
jummer, travelling .to Honolulu.
speakers on the progim.
To Attend Funeral
The I. O. O. P. members will meet
at their temple at 1 :30 Monday af ter-
uuuu io attend Ed Mcyorslck's fun
eral according, to tho noble grand.
Membera of the Elks lodge wllf meet
at their temple at the same time, the
exalted ruler reports.
I
Return Ilmni
La Veda and Grant Mlllerlne.
daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Mtlterlng, who have spent the
past week visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Prank Conley, at Cove, returned home
this afternoon.
iileiuk'il Kuncrnl
J. H. Peare, Fred E. Kiddle ond
Ralph Huron were In Pendleton Fri
day afternoon, attending the funeral
of Marlon jacK. Mr. jack was chair
man of tho republican central com
mittee of Umatilla county for many
years and later was a member of the
state game commission. Mr. Peare
was one of the honorary pall bearers.
VIsliliiR Here
Mr. ond Mrs. Harry Cleaver and
sen who are visiting here from La
fayette, Ind., are nt Wallowa Lake
now, but expect to return to La
Grande about Tuesday of, next week.
Mr. Cleaver Is of Purdue university.
Williams spent last week visiting in
Walla Walla, Milton and Pendleton.
From Enterprise
W. D. Ballard, of Enterprise, was in
La Grande Thursday on business
arriving Wednesday and returning
homo the next day.
In Walla Walla
Mrs. Jarvls Emlgh Is visiting Mrs.
E. L. Day. of Walla Walla. She has
been there for about five weeks and
expects to return homo In a week or
two.
Odd Fellows Meet
Tho Odd Fellows lodge met last
night in regular session with about
30 in attendance.
Arrived Last Night
Mrs. William Black, of New York.
arrived In La Grando last night and
la visiting at the homo of her par
ents, the Rev. and Mrs. B. Marcus
Godwin. Mrs. Block expects to re.
mnin In the west until August first
and during this time, she will go to
Portland to visit with other relatives.
Returned Home
Mrs. C. S. Moore has returned from
Portland where she spent several
days.
Return Home
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Ashby and their
son, Sam, havo returned home after
spending a few days this week in
Spokane. They mado the return trip,
via Lewiston. over the Shoemaker
grade.
Visiting Here
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. McClellan, of
Enterprise, were visiting in La Grande
yesterday. Ho Is in tho abstract business.
In Portland
Miss Ruth Brown, of La Grande,
in Portland for a few days.
Visiting Here
Io Hens, crnrinntn nf the TTnrvnrr!
From Xampa (law school at Cambridge. Mass., Is
ivirs. ueorge Pfleffer, who has been I visiting with relatives In La Grande
visiting In La Grande for a few days
from Nampa, Ido., went to Wallowa
Thursday morning to visit friends.
Make Short Visit
Miss Ava B. Milam, dean of the
home economics department at Ore
gon State collene. at CnrvnlUs amt and Snokanc.
Miss Ruth Gill, until recently teach-, O.-W. offices.
mib in uuiiaio, wew xork, stopper
off In La Grande last evening and
were guests of Miss Mabel E. Morton
on their way to Corvallls. on July 10
these two will sail for Honolulu to
for a few days before going to Port-
where ho will begin his duties as a
partner In a law firm.
Vacation Trip
Miss Frances Menger is spending
two weeks vacation trip in Seattle
une is a cierK at the
From Cove
Mrs. B. F. Bell, of Cove, was In La
Grande Friday morning on business.
Chrysler First Motor Car to Reach Bermuda
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SUNDAY AND MONDAY
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kfnXT Talking Comedy fM6
Souiueg
LAST TIME TODAY
"LIGHT OF THE
WESTERN STARS
On Vacation
Ralph Byers, assistant chief clerk
of the O.-W. offices here, Is on a vaca-
, tlon.
From Portlnml
Miss Ellen Maxfield, teacher In a
Portland BChool, Is In La Grande for
a few weeks to receive treatments and
, to visit friends.
Business Trip
! L. W. Shirley and R. A. Tull, em
ployes of the O.-W., were in Spokane
Friday on business.
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From Portland
G. C. Arrowsmlth, of Portland, is
in La Or ancle for a few weeks on
business connected with the con
struction of the new depot.
Return Home
Mrs. H. M. J. Turner and daughter,
Harriett, arc expected to return home
today from Portland where they have
been for a few days visiting friends.
At the Hotels
Among those registered at local
hotels were : Herman Oliver, John
Day; M. J. Stcach, John Day; I. P.
Rockwood, T. P. Chamberlain, Forest
Grove; Rao Kolongea, Astoria; Mrs.
K. D. Olson, Astoria; E. G. Larson,
Longvlew and Mrs. E. E. Bcchtcl,
Wallowa.
Left the Hospital
Mrs. Russell Picrsol has left the
Grande Rondo hospital aftor receiv
ing treatment there.
Tonsil Operation
i Miss Betty Barnes, of Kamcla, Is
coming to La Grande today to under
go a tonsil operation.
To Pendleton
I
1 Lowell Williamson drove to Pendle
ton Friday on a business trip.
From Enternrli
1 Paul Lobadoe. from Fntnmriao
Etna Joyous Jolson
Jubilee, Jokes
' Jazz Jollity
S SUPREMEtGIFT I 4 'I
A WARNER BROS.uWVITAPKO.NE Production
Story cmdSonfts by lilVINC BERLIN
EVERYTHING NEW
LauRhs, -Jokes, Songs
and Story, and a new
' Mammy
PLUS
Sportlitcs, Pathe News,
Talkcrtoon, Yitaphone
Acts
LOIS MO RAN
LOUISE DRESSER.
LOWELL" SHERMAN
ARCADE
3 Days Starting
SUNDAY
Last Time TODAY
"SHE COULDN'T SAY NO"
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A Tranitonc-c(iiim iI Chrysler "70" Sedan was the first nutoiuohilo ever to he shipped to Bermuda. Tho
occasion was the recent Thilco radio convention on hoard tho R. M. S. P. Arcadian, which brought the con
vention to Itcrmmta. The radio-equipped car was hronght along for demonstration purposes. There are
no motor ears in Rrrmuda and none has ever hecn shipped to this little Island which measures but 27 miles
Jong and 3 mil wide. Photo shows the Chrysler lashed to the deck of the shin and the inset shows S. M.
I.amsdeU of riillro, C. Russell Fc'.dmann, president of Transitone and II. M. Walaon, ycucral passenger
agent of Royal llail, through whom it was possible to ship the car.
in La Grando Friday morning on his
way there to work In tho hay fields.
He spent tho winter In Portland.
To Pendleton
Frank Wyldo was a business visitor
in Pendleton Friday.
General Superintendent Here;
F. M. Finch, general superintendent
of tho O.-W. of Portland, has been
in La Grande for several days on
business.
Business Trip '
L. V. Chaussc, of the O.-W., return
ed Friday from a two days trip on
ino Drancn, line.
COURTS KCllO CANNIBAL FEAST
LONDON CP) A cannibal feast of
1830 In the New Hebrides has had a
sequel In the English courts which
have been called upon to decide who
was eaten first, a father or his son.
Tho case Involves their, estate which
amounts to $12,500.
TOO MANY STATUES IN LYON
LYON, Franco (P) The statues of
tho deported great are bo numerous
in this city that they complicate the
traffic problem and the city council
Is considering their removal from the
squares and thoroughfares to some
Valhalla of their own. .
WALES TURNS DUNGEONS
INTO STEAM HEAT PLANT
WINDSOR. England P) The dun
geons In the Prince of Wales' new
home, Fort Belvedere have been con
verted into boiler rooms for a steam
heating system.
Fort Belvedere contains" 00 "rooms,
including a. dozen bath rooms done
in plain white marble.
The Prince had some of tho ceil
ings lowered to preserve the old
world atmosphere of tho place.
DECRY AIR WARFARE
STUTTGART (I) Perturbed at
tho increasing air armaments In
Europe, the German Protective As
sociation Against Aerial Warfare
drew up a resolution criticising pas
sivo treatment of disarmament by the
League of Nations and urging the
government to convene an interna
tional conference to prohibit use of
air craft in future wars.
FIRST N 1(1 NT TRACK MEET
HUM) IN RIO DE JANEIRO
RIO DI3 JANEIRO (A1) The first
track meet in Brazil under artificial
light was held here recently and ath
letes from Argentina, foreigners resi
dent in this country, and native
sons took nart.
Brazil won with a total of 64
points against 00 Ofor Argentina and
25 for foreigners.
Prior to the ovening meet here
tho Argentines participated in two
davllcht meets in tiao rauio, wnicn
Brazil won by one point. Carlos Bl
anch! of of Argentina equalled the
Olympic record or 10 3-D seconds ior
100 meters flat.
A Sfor in t r1 Press P h Oi o
Alterta McKfllopp, Ran LMego,
Cal., mif-n who lost her title
against Mis Miami.' Chnrgea
were made that Miss McKellopp
wan not a resident of California
whn jhe repnuented th(? mate
in a Miami, Kla., beauty content.
LINK WITH OLD WARS
, DIES IN NEW ZEALAND
AUCKLAND, New Zealand
Elizabeth Rore, last link with the
bad old days, whose father actually
started the bloody Maori wars, has
died at Blenheim in the South Is
land, aged 107.
Her father, Captain Blenklnsopp
of the whaling brig Caroline married
the daughter of a Maori chieftain
and ii this way becamo acquainted
with the powerful chief Te Haupara
hn from whom he bought tho whole
of the luxuriant Walrau plain for
the price of a cannon.
Raupauraha found that the can
non was useless and would not fire
a shot. The duplicity of Blenkln
sopp led directly to the Walrau
massacres, the first of the deadly
encounters between the Maoris and
tho whites. .
it is said in soma quarters.
Another belief Is tnat Kockno has
figured out nov plays to utilize tho
rule to best advantage. '
Clark Wood
Says
Exploration has Its merits, but It.
strikes us that tho German professor
who plans a rocket trip to tho moon
Is going a llttlo too far.
Tho most successful falluro wo'vo
heard about lately Is that of tho Now
York brokerage house which owed two
millions and had $0616 left In Its
bankroll.
MillS KXI-KIi THOKK WHO
ItltINK Olt UO TO CI1UKC1I
KHARKOPF. V. S. S. B. W
urmKint, cnurchKolni! and wife
beating were among tho offenses for a dlrcctee.
wnicn sentences of expulsion - wero
meted out by tho communist party
In this section of Ukrania.
Tlicso findings applied chiefly to
townsfolk. Most of the peasants who
were thrown out In tho annual
"house cleaning" were found guilty
of refusing to Join collective farms,
hiding their grain, dodging taxes and
otherwise discrediting tho organiza
tion In tho eyes of outsiders. .
All told tho party lists wero prun
ed by nearly Jl per cent. Of tho
guilty 64 per cent wero round In the
country and 36 per cent In tho city.
Most' of tho town communists aro
lactbry workers and under constant
part1' discipline - ' '
CKEAM OF liUKOI'EAN TURF
NOW AT VllUil.MA KSTATE
A Los AngoloB movie director has
been divorced by his wife because
ho- neglected hor for his work. No
doubt ho found It irksome to become
' The San - Bernardino Sun would
like to hear "a Joint debate between
ft team of trafflo cops and a team of
truck drivers." It would , probably
wreck the Joint.
There may be a few Oregon repub
licans who do not regard themselves
as available gubernatorial timber, but
they can't get out.
"Prince of Wales Is 36." Which Is
Just about a perfect 36 to would-be
princesses.
It Is the misfortune of the makers
of the faked "Ingagl" film that they
will be unable to exploit for their
next enterprise the monkeys they
made out of picture fans.
We would hesitate to say; however,
that the shorts displayed by West
Virginia co-eds on the Marshall cam
pus are tho result of the college grind.
Seemingly there is nowhere for
wheat and stocks to go but down.
The Dalles Chronicle wheezer says
ho's going to buy a new undershirt,
which Is the first Intimation we've
had that he ever wore one.
series of "unification" conferences.
It Is intended that many problems,',
particularly those of administration,'
will be clarified In the sessions. '
. Havana French scientist announc
es he will make third attempt to lay'
pipe In gulf stream to harness waters
for power plant.
300,000 C1I1NKSK IN BATTLE
SHANGHAI, June 38 Pi Three
hundred thousand nationalists and
rebel troops fought to a standstill
today In a vital battle In northern
Honan province to decide the fate of
China's government.
Each side threw 6,000 reinforce
ments Into the linos along the Hal-chow-Tungkwan
railway.
FREE!! FREEH
FREE!
Do you want to learn to swim?
Do you know where to go for seven
free lessons?
From 10 to 13 a. m. beginning July
1 to July 8 free Instruction will be
given to all beginners at Crystal
Plunge.
Crystal Plunge Is filled twice a
week with fresh water, water that
contains no sulphur or other min
erals that might be injuries to
health.
I Tho wator Is heated now to keeD
j.th? plunge the same as Jantzan.
I Beach of Portland. Remember tho
ireo instruction.
All Are Welcome
MAILS CHECKS
SALEM.Oro., Juno as (JPi In tho
process of reorganizing and refinanc
ing the Warm Springs Irrigation dis
trict in Malheur county. State Engi
neer Luper today mailed to all tho
bondholders who have deposited
their bonds with the state reclama
tion commission chocks amounting
to 26 oents on the dollar. Tho
chocks, totaling $366,760, wero mail
ed to 921 persons.. ' "
Only about 3V4 per cent of tho
bondholders have not deposited their
bonds, and these . wilt receive pay
mont when their bonds are turned
in.. : .
SEEK ItltillT OF WAY
' SALEM. Ore., Juno 28 ' VPi J. M.
Dcvers, attorney for the state high
way commission. Is preparing to file
condemnation proceedings In Wasco
county against Mrs. Leatta K. Hagey,
of Portland, for right of way through
hor property In the reconstruction of
part of the Wapanltla highway. Tho
highway department and Mrs. Hagey
have boon unable to agree on terms.
SERIES OF GRAIN MEETINGS
PULLMAN, Woshi, June 28 VP)
Representatives of 62 local units in
tho North Pacific Grain Qrowers Inc.
are mooting hero for tho first of a
CULPEPER,' Va. VP) Twenty-three
thoroughbreds, tho cream of tho
European tuf, havo boon imported by
Colonel A. E. Pelrco, Chicago ond
Washington broker, for his 2,000
acre tract near hero.
Citron, winner of tho Grand Prix
at Paris last year, Is tho best known
of the lot, but threo uther stallions,
Cald, Boniface and William Kent woro
in the money in every start on French
tracks before they wero purchased by
Polrco, 'I . "4r1H!
Hertman. Hot Brain, Isolatcur and
Miss Columbia were also purchased In
Franco. Pelrco also has imported
nearly 100 fox hounds from England
and Wales.
KOCKNK'8
FOIt
I'I'PII.S
SECRET
RETURN
CONFERENCE
SOUTH BEND. Ind. VP) Former
Notre Damo football stars, now scat
tered throughout tho country as
coaches, havo been coming In for a
meeting with tho "maestro" Knutc
Rocknc.
The purposo of the meeting has
not been explained. Tho coaches
aro coming 'In to organlzo a protest
against the new ruling that requires
a count of six between completion or
a shift and tho passing of tho ball.
MODEST MAIDENS
Trado Marke Registration Applied For TJ, S. Fatont Office
lM Tia A P. Dml nrtUI ItUMi nna4 ' g
"It. sii.vii here, TarlH designers ha vo reached new heights lit women's
gowns, but Ioiir skirts will continue tho vogue." -
START YOUR GUARDIAN 6
SAVINGS ACCOUNT
TODAY
You owe yourself something! So, today, start
a Guardian Guaranteed 6 Savings Account,
which will give you an impetus for regular and
consistent savings. Each month, when you pay
your bills, put aside a sum against the future,
and earn 6 interest compounded semi-annual-
GUARDIAN
BUILDING & LOAN ASSN.
La Grande Nail. Bank Bldg. Phone Main 900
La Grande, Oregon
IF"7 IN THB WIST ,.
Store No. 13 ta Grande
BREIER'S
SHIRT
SPECIAL
From now to July 4th
DKESS SHIRTS
50c to $1.98
WORK SHIRTS
39c to 98c
DUST MOPS
Washed and
. fluffed
25c each
MAIN 56
Standard Laundry Co.
"Wlfo Savins Station"
DRIVE TO
SUNDAY
For That
FRIED CHICKEN
DINNER
ORE. TRAIL
TRADING CO.
Meacham, Ore.
CHEAP LETTER HEADS
Never Did and Navcr Will t
I Do AnyiMxIy Any (ioori. 'J'licy 1
I are J cist Uko Dirty Collars. I
I Ask for Sample) of llcltcr I
C JjPtUT IIW1j4 I
I NELSON I
I Opposite Post Office I
ABIJ
4 BILITY to n.nfiumo res
ponsibility In such a man
ner as to relieve tho family
of nil worrimcnt haa been
tho eerret of our succeHH.
High standards govorn our
work.
We Understand
Snod grass
& Zimmerman
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