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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1932)
-Friday,. Jsfrrwary ?ft,:1932 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,, LA GRANDE, ORE. Improving t " Mrs; ' A T.' Meranda, . of Hunting ton, who 1 suffering from a severe - attack: of Influenza at 23&1 'North Blrch street; Ik reported to be improv ing slowly. - Returns- .'V i ' Z. 'Mrs.' E.:"D. l6wler teturhed yesler? Jday from Portland where 'she "has rspent the; week transacting business. -Bhe attended a hoard meeting of the Federated Women's club and other state meetings. Mrs. Towler is presi dent of the Fifth District of the Orc ,gon Federation. From Imbler , Ben Raskob.-of ' tmbier, was a Vis itor in La Grande today and stated that the Infbler Indoor rifle team will shoot in La Grande fbn -Sunday. Plans' for the.' shoot- have hot been annoUnced by the La Grande team. rTti Portland '"''. Miss Marie Brantn plans to leave kthis evening for Portland, where' her ii marriage to 1 Ford will be an event of the near future. Mr. 'Ford form ? crly lived in La Grande, but left re cently for Portland 'where .he Is In v business -j From Portuiml 3 . Mrs.- Gladys Huff arrived Thursday . morning from Portland to be with her $ husband, Lyman Huff, who Is suffer- i ing from, a broken ' wrist in the I GranUe Ronde' hospital. : Mr. Huff fell recently, fracturing his wrist. I iteturns Home f Charles Barnhardt, of Elgin, who transacted business in La Grande $ yesterday left today for his home. nefcree ; 3 Lynh Croxdale, ' of Walla Valla, who s In La Grande this weekend to referee the sub-district tournament is a former Whitman college basket ball star and while a student at the college distinguished both himself and his alma mater, by his valiant playing. To Baker ' The Eagles,-about 60 strong, will go to Baker tonight where 'they will be entertained by the Baker lodge at a program and dance. Final arrange ments for the trip were made last night when the Eagles met at 7:30 at the hall, The, leading event which they are' planning for the future, however, is the relief !da'nce which they are planning for Wednesday, March 2. During the past winter, the ledge has provided for more than 100 families, and ((heir provisions are - running low at the present time. Admission 'to the dance will be an DONT -RUIN TOUR HEALTH Washing. Wet wash 4c lb., -Damp; Wash 6c lb., flat 'work 'Ironed.; Economy Wash 7c lb. flat ironed! garments- dry. -Rough dry Dc lb.! 'flat Ironed garments 'Starched. I MODERN LAUNDRY PHONE MAIN 77, article of food, Arthur Bremer, chair man, announces. Assisting him on the 'Commlttee are Everett Walkel and "Ray 'Patten. to Meet .. . After a prolonged vacation; the Ail Ramblers club will meet Monday af ternoon at 2 o'clock at the home oi Mrs. H. 8. Browntbn.-. Mrs. J. K. Wright will present the-program on painting, writing and drawing in Japan. Lcdvcs - ' ' , .4, ' '' Mrs. Bertha White left last night for Spokane to" visit with her son, Eugene Alfdrd,' who 'lives' at ai7 West 25th 'street, SpOkane. -She - plans to spend about a month there, - - Til , ' Mrs, - Susan Zuber Is seriously ' 111 at her home. Mrs. Laura Chllders, of Oakland, Cal.,-her -daughter, ar rived in La Grande Monday evening to be with her mother . and sister, Mrs.' Ben Noyes. j Gun Club t: ? ' The La Grande Gun club will shoot at 10 o'clock Sunday at the gun club grounds, in preparation' for the tele graph shoot to be held "on'March 1, in which the La Grande-'elub will participate. -- - Returns Mrs. M. M. - Ohristensen ' returned Wednesday" to' La Grande after spend ing the early - part of the week In Portland "visiting with '4her '-parents, Mr. arid Mrs. P. J. Stone. -' : Services' to Closed- u 1 The closing service of tli'e evange listic series -which have , been in pro gress at the Island City .Community chu'rehfor the last two weeks, will be held on Sunday. Rev.' Brymer wllj preach at the hour of the morning service and will hold his closing serj vice in the evening at' 7 130 o'clock; The -public Is Invited to attehd thes meetings. Regular services - for the day will be the Bible school at 9:43 6'cloelt and the EpWOrth League ' at 7:00, so the minister "TiRcv. Maude Cone announces, -'. - j Presbyterian Men - t A program of cowboy music 'Was presented before -the Presbyteriail Men's club last nlghtat'8 o'clock by Mrs. Lynn Wright and a group of en tertainers, including the-Blue Mounj tain Wranglers. Mrs. ' Wright describ ed 'cowboy music, and "typical num bers were - furnished by a quartet composed of E, E. Hurley, George Birr nle, Paul Knautz and Sherwood Wilf llams. Miss Katharine 'Wlssler "and Miss Joan Leslie played -a group of three ; piano duets, ; and van excellent program of cowboy music was fur nished ;by the Blue Mountain Wrang lers, introduced by Claude Berry, the boss. Refreshments ''were served 'by Mrs. "Wissler'atf the1 close of tine, meet ing, ' Liynno Bohnehkamp -will 'be the host -'at -the iiext meeting on' March 10, when Dr. F. L. Ralston, . recently returned from ..Vienna, ..will.,. be the speaker. " ' '"' "' ' 1 iWoman Pastor Weds Ex-Hubby - ; -To "Other Woman'" In -Triangle ' Not only did Mrs. Elizabeth Lawson, Pentecostal minister at -Rprlng-flelU, Mo., give her husband up to the -other woman" in a stranRe marital triangle, nut sne performeti the niurringe ceremony for mem, Mrs. Lawson No. 1 had been divorced 1 from Lawson two weeks 'pre viously, blaming Mrs. Vcmia Sneed for 'breaking !up the rhuuxlnge. When Lawson and Mrs.-S need decided to marry,' theyasked the first Mrs.,' Lawson to 'officiate. Slie did, 'and -above 'you 'see her (at the ' right) performing the ceremony. Pihehot Talks With Borah, Johnson Against 'Rehominiitioh of Hoover WASHINGTbJ, Feb. 26 W A" campaign against the renominatlon of President - Hoover - was discussed yesterday by 'Governor Glfford Pin chot. of Pennsylvania, 'with' Republi can and 'independent senate leaders. There 'was a conviction that Pin- ohot was seriously "considering enter-. ing the presidential race but he de clined to discuss politics with news paper men. Among those he conferred with were ' Senators Borah,1 of Idaho, :and Johnson, of California, 'who have been prominently -mentibned , as possible opponents of President Hoover. Neither would discuss the conferences. As to the ' Pinchot conferences, It is believed neither Borah nor John- son 'of feVed - great encouragement 1 the anti-Hoover campaign, taking the view that it is almost an insurmount able obstacle to defeat-a president for renbmlnatlon. Each has -been urged 'before to get Into ihe race: "-Also there was! every infllctitfonthat Pinchot-urged Borah ahd Johnson to go Into the campaign themselves. The Idaho senator has taken the position that he will make no open campaign; that if his name is put up . in states not requiring the con sent of the candidate he will taka no notice of it. ' . - The Pennsylvania primary Is 1 In April. . BothBorah and Johnson have been In frequent opposition to the policies of President 'Hooker.: '- ' :!.rr ' i it 1 r u Good for Saturday and Monday February 27 and 29 EARTH SLIDE IS FATAL TO SIX ('Continued From Page One) be decided by ,the railway mauage ment because the railway is a strictly commercial' enterprise.' : "The question is related," M. 'JCara khan said "to the existing .treaty bef tween the soviet union and Japan on the one side and the soviet union and China; on the. other. The soviet-gov-! eminent -asks, whether the 'Japanese government really knows about this and requests an explanation." . ! .Thirdly, M. Karakhan, requesting m explanation of the activities bf "White" Russians In" Manchuria, Ita- formed the ambassador these activi ties were: being carried -out "under the protection- and direct support1 of the Japanese"- ajid that -these facts did not coincide with "pre'vidus declarations 'made, to the soviet gov ernment that 'Whito Russians would not be supported by the Japanese." ' Fourthly, he asked information about the -h'ew Manohurlan govern ment - which -the -soviet press "has oharged is:a -mere, puppet-directed by Japan. Ambassador -Hiroto 'promised to refer the inquiries to Tokyo. -At the same ' time Moscow jnews- I papers- made publics speech- of- Geh- soviet army at Khavarovsk, on the occasion -of the 14th anniversary of bhe red'armyi "The far eastern army," General Blukher was quoted- as saying "hav ing -grown-stronger : In late years. Is ready at any time to ''defend ' the country-as lt:proceeds to build sch claltsm. 4,Under 'present wndltfons hi the for east 'we must be- 'especially 'vigil ant. We will not allow a 'white' guard imperialist 'canallee ' to 'shiash our 'socialist1 land and our collective fields with' their-dirty boots. If any body tries to stretch his- dirty paws for our coal, timber and oil-wells, he may be sure ' that for eaoh ton of coal, enoh otibic meter of timber; each tractor, 'and' eabh '. pouhd of 1 fish we win iignt stronger and more obsti nateljrthan'we'foughtlri 1M0. Let this be remembered by' thoso who-try to attack us," he concluded, adding the ords 6f 'Joseph 'Stalin, soviet dlotator: "We do not want an Inch of foreign land but' we will not give up a single inch of cAirs." enjoyment . and who. get their meals In such a short . time, are usualljr those who take a email amount of time' in the morning Just' to plan out the-meals-for-the-day.-Of course,for your 'party dinner, It would take planning considerably ahead, of time, but the principle, according to -Ml as Heath, Is all 'the same. . In fact, she declares 'the .mental . attitude con stitutes 50 per. cent of the average were ' other occupants in the house when the slide hit. The ' trugedy climaxed a night of high, winds and heavy rains which wnBhed out' bridges and 'roads In the Hlgh"Poiht Vicinity. Six school buses .Were stalled and telephone wlresj tbrn dOwn between that 'mill town and Fall City a few miles away. t Investigators 1 said ' snow, . melted' by steady ralhs had loosened the ' hill side. Other minor slides had - been reported in &he district in the liast tew days. , The mill at High Point has been closed for -some time, but the families had remained there. The bodies recovered were taken to Isaa-quah. Inefficient Painting 'The United States forest prbfl udts Inborritory says that the sev tce life of points Is shortened' ma terially by wailing too long between conts, and that the old jilen of painting a house whh n (irst cont 'In the fall n ml the next conL the fol Ibwing'spi'lng Is-not eflicleht. ' . " - ' ,,-r . SOVIETS MAKE DEMAND ON JAPS (Continued Prdm iPags One) Oysters I ' o6dys 5Gorn - rRlToED . 5-ozCan -PeailUt 'WHITF i J 9c Butter zfT Pes mmmmmm . '.GOLDEN In Good rb. . ; . 2-b. Tin :Fine Quality Syrup ; Olirimp . ' . ;23c , :No, 2 'Can ; No. 2i2 Can . No.'l'Ciln : . ') . ' IOC They Are Good 2.,b Jar 3 FOR , ' 3 fol. , HOc 25c g 29c 29c WffiffiS Cleans and Scours . . 'fTWtjffis rTVTr Medium Package - 1 'Ndthing Takes 'lP Ssf' 'the "Place of -J --'X': 'lllfev Bordens - , . JES Eagle Brand BUTTER "Pw 3 Cans .. .. 59c 24b. Roll . .. 5ic j 1-lb. Can . . 35c Fieane : Federal ; swms Sugar I Tgmato Milk T n A 'Noimit 0UP 'TalPCans Lard 10Ibs.-47c 4for -19c for -25ci Lettuce Oranges ; 19C Swansdown . Solid'Heads Medium , Cake Flour c 22n ' 27c 2for . . 9c'r 33c 82c Stores Open Until 8:30 PjU. Every Saturday LA GRANDE AND ENTERPRISE WIN OPENING GAMES of the 'Ordinary cost : and to carry gratis Japanese troops Bent to guard the railway. In addition," he -called for ' information about the character bf the newly formed Monchurian government. The dispatch to the Tass agency from Pelping also said that the Japa nese Mnnchurian forces planned to attack Trans-Baikal province, tut eastern terminus of the Chinese East ern railway, at the same time that the "White" , Russian group was 10 invade Prlrnor province. Karakhan questioned Ambassador Hi rota on four points. First, he called attention to the request of the Japa- neso command at - Horbln for 17 troop trains to move soldiers irom Imienpo to Pogranichni. He said tin request was made "under the pretext of defending the lives of Japanese residents in the latter city," but that it was "not usual, because the troops were expected to be sent to the soviet border." "Such! a matter," he said, "is not within the authority of the board of the Chinese Eastern railway and the soviet government would like to know if the request was made with tno knowledge of the Japanese - govern ment. If it was, the soviet govern ment: wants an explanation." Secondly, Ambassador Hlrota was told the action of the Japanese mili tary command at Harbin in proposing the contract , for reduced rates and free transportation of troops was "of a political character and could not (Continued From Page One) Corey, c ;....;.........-......;..- 0 -l 3 1 Burnett, g 2 '1 4 6 Torrenccvg 0 3 0 3 Munsell, g 10 0 2 Score by quarters : Imbler .. 3 6 7 623 La 'Grande : ....r'4 lf5 "4 1023 Officials t'Fdlgote, referee; Crox- dalc, -umpire; rPeare, tlmjor; ;Sklfff scorer. ;AVallowa Outclassed Wallowa High- was outclassed in' the second' game of xne morning, large ly- because -of -nihe sharp-shooting 'Of Forsythe,' Savage forward, who scored 10 points in the -first half, but played none of the last two periods. But rwhere Fdrsythe left off, White ''took up, scoring six In the closing periods. Wallowa was unable to find the basket in the 1 first quarter and, In loot, failed to do much until the Inst 'period, ' when the losers 'scored six points while Enterprise accounted. fpr;olgiit. ... , ,;.'-'. ...:-., ,! 'Tho summary: Wnl Iowa: . COleman, f Carpenter, f J. Uohnson, c Ohstrom, g ;..... H. Johnson, g ..i S. Tilton, g Smith, f .... McKenzie, f woman's kitchen drudgery. . ' ' - '. Miss ' Heath brings - women ' of La Grande a real, message on Mar. 8, 0, 10, 11, 2 to 4 p. rn-at Sacajawea; nall room, aimed' squarely at 'helping housewives' rin - establishing T better system in their1 kitchens and In sav ing time and . eliminating drudgery In their kitchen work. .. ' Thls'-expert ;hoine economist de clares that she feels a real thrill every time she takes the platform to go through her simple outUne: program of cookery. She. says that cooking is a real art and that if the house wife attacks her task with a spirit of dread, her work is bound to be' poor. If she1. feels the thrill, of in triguing capacity of . cooking, her meals are bound -to'- be much, better and' she will get a great deal more' ertjoym.eht out of jprepartng them. Kg Ft-Pf-Tp .... 1. 0 2 2 .... 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 (2 DON'T FORGET TO PHONE THAT WANT-Ap YOU can quickly raise extra cash by selling some of those things you no -longer need. A Want -Ad will find an answer to any of your wants, PHONE ItfAIN, 600 r Kg -Ft Pf-Tp .. 4 2 3 10 2 0 6 0 10 0 2 6 0 3 0 0-0 0 0 2 2 117 Kiiterprltte: Poraythe. f Ltnes, f Buc. c White, k teel, g . Justice, f - Lansing. -1 - Hockett, ' g . ficore by quartets: Wallowa - . 0 2 4 6 12 Enterprise - -3 16 A B 31 Officials: Croxoale, referee; Fol- gate, umptre; Pearc, timer. CAN ELIMINATE DRUDGERY FROM KITCHEN, CLAIM (Continued From Page One) simple, time-saving and labor 'saving devices most housewives can arrange their kitchens in Just the- some -way. The remark' is often heard that "I wish I could get a meal with as lit tlo trouble-as she does." "However," declares Miss Heath, "tho 'little trou ble' referred to Is usually the result of plans made ahead of -time." .Mental Attitude Important Women, to whom cooking seems an Catarrh Causes Head Noises arid 'Deafness This 'MetHnrt Opens Clogged Nostrils -and relieves 'Catarrhal ' Deafness Few people realize what -a serious disease 1 catarrh really Ib. Deafness and 'head noises -that -drive the -sufferer ' nearly frantic are "frequently due to this '-complaint. Unchecked, this disgusting, dangerous ailment of ten destroys smell, taste and' hearing, slowly undermines-the general health, Its neglect may make yoira wornout catarrhal -wreck. As catarrh is a disease of-the blood, the only real relief comes from. treat ing the blood itself. So go to Red Cross Drug ' Store 1 or ,;your ' druggist for -an ounce -of Parmlnt (double strength). Take this home and add to It yA pint of hot water and a littlo sugar. (Take a tableepoonful - four times a day. -Drlve the catarrhal poi sorts' from the system by' treating the blood, and 'the disease Itself 'must vanish. 'Parmlnt has proved success ful in so many cases because it acts directly on ' the blood and ' mucous membrane. Life will be much more worth-liv ing if you can breathe freely again, hear-plainly, smell, taste, - and arise In the morning refreshed and strong. with head and - throat free from phlegm. ' For .your own 1 sake give Parmlnt a trial and with your whole system crying for relief-from catarrh you should start Parmlnt treatment "'it You'll find theWel-',.." and :SO easy when "you 'i'tMp jyout . '.. viSSjSK 'Golden -West-coffee in the Golden West . 7yfmiStSS 1 ' H "Coffee maker. 'In goes ihe coffee . i next "!rifit f 'S?fir ' boiling water . , "drip", i &hd the result - MsMf" " REAL'FLAVORf ; ' ; V:-,Jp( Try It . . your grocer features both. Goidea West arid. ' , i JJjT-W W . t the maker at economy prices 'mm '. "' 'km -.. .v., V;;sM;v'!rf . . i ).)... i ji i.. li in . i n ; r, .Wll'U tTVViir I mImI V, .- ;r : ..Vm i . .VT " jiiT." T' "HiV j i il ' AK THE flO'MEFOLK .... Thtyknw -Tttt ; - La Grande, Oregon . "JU. , . 'WE-SOLiClT YOUR BUSINESS :mm on home pi'oducts on the Bflsis of just as ffood a product as you can buy elsewhere,' at less money. If you arc! not-satisfied your money is cheerfully refurided. Aliy used portion will cost you nothing. , . - ' HAMBURGER MINCED HAM, SIDE PORK, fresh 'dally, 2 lbs. . VBAL 'BOAST, very choice, 2 lbs. , .. AND 100 PORK SAUSAGE , SHORTENING, 4 lbs! ' ' 2 lbs. - 29c for 25c ' BACON lean, light, ir. :P0RK STEAK ty( " 6 to 8 lbs. lb ; IOC Lean, 2 lbs. iVL - BACON BACKS ' 1 9 PICNIC SHOULDERS--' Qgt very lean, lb. .-...JjL.: -L-tL Sugar cured ::.:..::.;..:-.....;.....:.. ItC r PORK LOINS i ' VEAL STEAK 1'C 'half oi-Avhole, lb .......".... '1.61 '. Milk fed ......,...,....,,..,..., IOC steaks in. ' PORK CHOPS- , . . ' nr I Steer loin,' lb. ....... :. lC , .'2 Pounds OOC , GROCERY DEPARTMENT Pork & Beans ; ' Oregon Prunes Corn With ' Preferred Stock Brand Golden Bantam - - - . Tttmato Styace -In Heavy Syrup , , Minnesota Valley Extra .. 'Medium 'Sized-Cans :. ; No. 212 -Cans Quality No. 2-Cans . i Mor ... ......VWJEach; Eeans V Salmon Cocoa Small White h:" LibbyVFancy ' Fine Quality -' California Fancy Quality Red-Alaska Extra Special Any Quantity No. 1 Tall Cans 2 lb. Tins Pound .-. . . .5c 2 Cans. .... 49c Each . .... 25c Jelly Beans j Grapefruit Coffee Black Jumbo Size , -Monarch Brand ' Preferred Stock 'City'Grocery Only ' Our -Best Grade Fresh Every 'Week 2 lb. Bags '- No. -2 Cans - 0 lb. Tins . ... Each 25c 6 Cans . . . . . $1 Each . 97c COOKIES - "Chocolate Eclairs"- 2 lb. Bags - 49c now, 'Adv,
