Wednesday, July 2, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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H itLl6 raVvri wH &CTHER A Trt6 GROUND YoU
; . . ' .' THE RUB-IN.
I . 1130 The A. P, Great Britain BleliU Ressrvod - j-rj
firing, leaning from a wlnaow of the
automobile.
. When the shooting began, . Solly
Vision scrambled over the seat Into
the tonneau, and huddled witn Zuta,
Brats and the- woman on the floor
behind the scant protection afforded
by the sides of the car.
Shot For Hhot
. Barker now was standing in the
brightly lighted, street, exchanging
snot lor shot, Behind his automooue
was a streetcar, unable to proceed be
cause of the police machine. At the
controls, was the motorman, Lusad-
er, .who stared, horrified, as the guns
blazed. , - .
, Several hundred persons had sought
shelter in doorways and behind posts,
a few dropped behind refuse boxes on
the sidewalk. ...
A bullet from the weapon or the
tall man on the running board or
the gunmen s car struck iAisaaer in
the neck. He died a few hours later.
An aged night watchman, Olaf Svenr
ste, was struck In the arm by a bul
let. .......
Lieut. Barter stood firing until hla
ammunition was exhausted. He leap
ed back Into his muchlne Just as the
other automobile pulled away.
The ponce car was only a few lect
behind the other machine at State
and Madison street. It was there that
a smoke , bomb .was dropped by the
machine In front, sending up a screen
of .smoke-behind which the gunmen
noped to hide the progress or. the car.
Lieut. Bar leer, however. Kept the
machine in sight, and had nearly
overtaken it at Wabash avenue and
Madison street when his own motor
sputtered and died Its gasoline ex-
SCCHIETY NfEWl j
Picnic In Honor
Of Miss Ankcorn
Event of Sunday
A delightful picnic was enjoyed
Sunday, in honor of .Miss May Ank
corn, of Spokane, who. has been a vis
itor with Miss Edith Darby for a few
weeks. The party of three care drove
to Joseph Check, beyond Enterprise
to spend the day. ,
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
John Miller, Mrs. Miller. Sr., Miss
Amanda Zabcl, Miss Lena Foley, Miss
Helen Moor, Miss Hazel Ren, Miss
Carolina Williams, Miss Darby and
Miss Ankcorn.
Camp Fire Group
Planning; Council
Th( Tatnrjochon Camn Fire frrouo
met In their room at the Luthora
church Monday evening at 7 o'clock.- I
and plans were made for a council
fire to be held Wednesday evening,
July 2. All members of the Camp Fire
group are requested to meet at the
church tonight at 0:30 o'clock where
, cars will be furnished for their trans-
Riverside Ladies
Aid In Outing
, About 35 members of the Riverside
Ladles Aid and their families enjoyed
the annual June picnic of the so
ciety last Thursday at the Riverside
park. Potluck luncheon was served
at noon and the afternoon passed In
social hours. i
There will be no meeting of the aid
this Thursday and the next meeting
will not take place until the first
Thursday in August.
GUNMEN AND
OFFICERS IN
PISTOL FIGHT
(Continued from Fag-e One)
crossed Quincy street, traveling at a
snail's pace behind a street car, when
a sedan that had been behind swung
irom the rear and drew alongside, be
tween the policeman's car and curb.
A tall fellow in a tan suit and Pan
ama hat opened the door of the se
dan, and stepped to the running.
board. From a shoulder holster he
drew a pistol. He aimed deliberately
and sent a stream of bullets at the
nolice machine.
Lieut. Barker Jammed on the
brakes and leaped to the street pistol
in bund. The other car stopped aiso.
By this time a second gunman wary
; portation. Several members will re
: celve the woodgnthcrs rank.
Party Compliments
Helen Dahlvang
: Honoring Miss Helen Dahlvang
who is leaving soon to make her home
in Oklahoma, Miss Frances Smith was
hostess at dinner recently to employes
of the Cinderella shop, of which Miss
Dahlvang, has been manager. Covers
were placed for ten and the table was
centered with green tapers and flow
ers. A gift shower was presented to
the honor guest and an evening of
pleasant social hours was spent.
Surprise Shower
For Mrs. St. Johns
In compliment to Mrs. Horvey St.
Johns (Bethel Trill) about 20 women,
members of the Methodist church,
gave a surprise shower Tuesday at her
home on 1402 O avenue. A pleasant?
afternoon was enjoyed sewing. De
llcious refreshments were served.
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Good Will Club
In Meet .Tuesday
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iKVKKV SEVJiN HOURS lit Covo Tool 'FuunUiin of -Youth" -
hausted. The gunmen's ear 'disap
peared In traffic, going north.
. In the meantime , Zuta and, his
companions had gone. The pullet
marks In the police oar Indicated that
one of them may have been struck
in the leg.
Police obtained the license, number
of the killers car, but expected the
clue, would be of slight value as the
plates were probably stolen.
, Alcot'k Displeased . t
Acting Police Commissioner Alcock
criticized Lieut, Barker for his action
In offering protection to Zuta after
the .latter had been discharged from
custody. ., r. . . , , j
A .45 calibre pis tot, the pne used
by the tall man in the gunmen's map
chine, was found in the street. The
serial number had been filed away,
Just as was the caso with the weapon
used In the slaying , of Llngle, the
Tribune police reporter, JuneS.
LOCAL AlAliKETS
Spring 18 25c lb.
Heavy hens 30c lb.
Light hens Mo lb.
Btags 8c lb. -
Flour ( .
Hard Federation (hard wheat)
$6.00 bbl. v .
Soft wheat 5. 80 bbl.. ,
Hard Federation $1.70 per 40 lb.
sack. ,- . . .
LA (iKANDK KKTA1L MARKETS
Sugar 100 lb., sack $0.10.
Vegetables
Netted Gem potatoos-$4.50 sack,
5c lb. ;
. Parsley 6c bunch.
Cabbage 6c lb.- '
Lettuce 10c. -
Radishes 6c bunch, 3 for 10c.
Yellow onions 3c. lb. .
Oreen peas 10o: lb., 8 for 25c. ;
Walla Walla new potatoes 1 lbs.
26C - ..
Carrots 5c bunch.
Parsnips 6c lb. '
Spinach 3 lbs, 19c.
Cucumbers 10c. - .
Green onions 2 for 6o. 1
Cauliflower 16o lb. .
Celery 20c - - -Celery
heart 30c
Turnips 6o lb.
Green peppers36c.
Radishes 6o bunch; 3 for 10c. .
Tomatoes 40c lb.
Rhubarb 6c lb.
Asparagus 16.0.,'.
Dairy , ,.
Butter, .creamery 3Uo lb., 2 lbs. 78c.
Bgge 26o doeen.
Cheese 40c- lb. . ,
Honey Comb, 25o a square,
. Fruits
Isle of pine grape fruit, Cuba, 20c
each.
Banana 3 lbs. 26c,
Cal. Strawberries $2.25.
Apples $1.60&$3.75. .
Apricots 2 lbs, 35c.
Raspberries 2 for 35o.
Clark seedling berries $3.00.
Lemons 50c dozen. .
Oranges 60c $1.00 dozen.
Meats and Fish
Beef boll 15 r 20c.
Chops and, steaks. 30c 40c lb.
Cherries Bulk; 2 lbs. for 25c to
35c. ; . .... I '
i Watermelons 8c a lb.
Gasoline 23o.
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BLOUSES AND
SLEEVELESS SWEATERS
Size 30 to 38 Closing Out at
$1.75 EACH
".. ' or '
Any 2 for $125
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4TH OF JULY
CELEBRATION
at
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"BEST EVER"
Races Music Spdrts
Dancing, etc.
STATE WMlirs.
The meeting of the Good Will club
of the W. R. C. Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. C. H. Blystone was well at
tended. Mrs. Frances Plank presided
at the business session, and plans
were made to make a quilt for tht
benefit of the club.
A program was enjoyed with two
piano solos by Lois Jenn Davis and
two readings by Vivian Hilyard. Later
delicious refreshments were served.
The home was attractively decorated
with flowers.
The next gathering will be held
with Mrs. Stanley on Catherine creok,
July 15. r
Fall Frocks
Are to Feature
Rough Edges
By IHnnn Meruln
(Associated Press Fashion Editor)
PARIS W) The rlck-rack racket
is having considerable influence on
-. advance autumn styles, or rather
t the edges of them,
f The dressmakers, one and all, have
); come to the opinion that there are
f other ways of finishing an edge than
with a fine Beam or a bias binding.
For instance there Is stagger edg
ing, which the knowing ones here call
"staggering". Staggering is a modern
tattered rendition of what once was
called pinking.
Some people call . stagger edges
"saw-tooth trimming." and still
others call It snip-finish.
In addition to the jagged, un
seamed edges, leading dressmakers
are using scallops and honest-to-good
ness rlck-rack. They employ
these trims for lightweight tweeds
and plain materials, on both coats
and dresses.
The fine handkerchief linen blouses
of midsummer are notably partial to
rick-rack edged collars and arm holes.
Even chiffon evening dresses have
frayed edges with never a stitch of
i finish on hemlines and loose godets.
ALL-TALKING DRAMATIC SMASH
THREE MOORE BROTHERS
TOM MATT OWEN
in Sensational Story of New York life.
TUS
Never before such tugs at
your heart-strings! Never be
fore such intense drama!
ALL IN
CRACKLING
DIALOG!
ALSO
A RIOT OF
SHORT ACTS
TTmiE
Wail ATE
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i
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