La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 17, 1932, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLiXi ,Vi iiiti.M ,y,ri)d Jijsi L ThursdayIaVch 17. 1932 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Pag Seven Beautification Committee Gives, Report to CIud cities la the amount of rainfall. . Mr, and Mrs. George Ferguses and Wayne drove down from North Pow der Sunday tor a lew hours visit N. p. Wood, ol Portland, who took with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jobs be given to children who show the best work In gardening and flower growing. Several entrants already have been announced In the contest. over the Conner's storev-waa a guest i and announced his intention of keep Itog the store open, 0,! I. Hess re ported that the site for the L. D, 3, : church had been paid for and the SPECIALS : . v. By Mrs. L, 2. Terrall ,. j (Observer Correspondent) UNION .Special) -- At the noon ) abstract seat to Sal fcatei City for luncheon of the commercial club yes- approval, A special 'music feature terday, T. 0, Smith gave a report presented la the 'farm of a brand on the progress that the beautifica- new orchestra the Bald Mountain tion committee is making. and out-; Stranglers composed of Mr and Mrs. lined plans for the work. Some feind .Walter Stevens who played a gutter of reward will be offered to residents and harmonica, R. H." Bormey, vioHn, who make the greatest, improvement 'and W, C, Lewis the-piano. ' They In the appearance of th&ir residences -played three old-time selections. during the summer,, and prizes will Mary Matthews who spent the - Tv" J winter with .her parents' at Seneca mm the Burns country, has returned: here. , Miss Ruth Baxter, who ihas been on a mission for the L...D, S. church ;ia the northwest states -with head quarters at Seattle, has come home and will visit for some -time with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. George Baxter. She lost her voice and was compelled to take a leave of absence. . Taking advantage of ''the first real spring day, Mrs. Harry Mundy, Mrs. ChriB Peterson and Mrs; "Mae Mae Gregor drove down from North Pow der Tuesday afternoon ."to visit Mrs, Fannie Bid well. : ., Mrs. S. E, Miller was called to Port land Tuesday, evening by the serious illness of her brother, Alex Stack- land. ', Fern Woo!ever, of Oakland, is spending a month here . with her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Minnick, and is visiting other friends during her stay. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. McDonald and children, Douglas and Helen, left Ferguson. A birthday dinner- was served in honor of Mrs, Ferguson birthday anniversary, and talked on the educational ays-i tm in Honolulu, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Sidwell, ofi North Powder, spent Sunday at the: home of sis mother, Mrs. Fatmle Bid sell, ' Barley Hamilton, who had bees staying at the home of Mrs, John The members of the Woodcraft t Nodine wlille recuperating from a Thimble club were entertained by , minor operation, returned to Joseph SHORTENING 4 Pounds FAT BACK 3 Pounds .!.. BACKS, Cured Pound ..... HEAVY HAMS Pound 25c 25c 12c i2c Grande Ronde Meat Co. Mrs; Henry Griggs and Mrs, Ott3 Shack at the home of the former Tuesday afternoon. . The afternoon- j was spent in making dish towels for the Woodcraft horns at Riverside, C&l, after which the hostesses served lunch to 23, " , . The Women's Business club held its monthly social meeting at the Union hotel Monday evening. Following the 8:30 dinner, T. T. Smith, chairman of tn city improvement club, asked for the co-operation of the business women with the commercial club in working toward the beautifying of the elty during the coming months. The club showed Its interest by ap pointing . Mrs. Walter Stevens, Mrs. Roy Conklln and. Miss Clara Van) Houten as a committee. Miss Mar- garet Callihan, who was a guest at the dinner, gave an interesting talk on -Honolulu to the members. The remainder of the evening was spent 'socially. The quarterly conference of the L. D. 8, church was held over the week end at Baker and La Grande, A few members of the church drove to Ba ker Saturday evening and a large delegation, went to La Grande on Sunday,, John Weils, a. presiding blBhop front Salt Lake--.City, was the principal speaker during the confer ence., . i . -. - The members of the reading group met at the home of Mrs, Will Vogel Tuesday evening. Mrs. Hal Rees gave a review of the book, "The Barretts on Saturday. Qua Levy, of Baker, was a dinner guest of the Levy family last Thurs day. Mlsa Vertie Felser, of the Union Drug Co received a bod sprain and tore some of the ligaments in her right limb Tuesday rooming when she backed her car into some obsta cle that had been left in the path of the ear. The accident happened as she was getting out . of the car. COVE JUNIORS TO GIVE PLAY , THIS WEEKEND Wednesday for Ketchikan, Alaska,' of Wimpole Street," account of (where Mr. McDonald will be manager of a lumber mill. They have spent 12 years la that country . and say Ketchikan stands second in .coast the girlhood life of mizabeth Barrett and her romance with Robert Brown ing. Miss Margaret Callihan read an article from ".The Readers' Bigesv BrimteYou BacR el Even our safes people are enthusiastic to 7 . serve youfor they count in a R cVW store. - i .''jjji ) 5 lbs. 23c . PEACHES FANCY SLICED or ft Large MELBA .HALVES k Cans Red & White CHOICE HALVES IN RICH SYRUP 2 Blue & White Large Cans 43c 35c FANCY SLICED RED & WHITE BLUE & WHITE PINEAPPLE 2 Large Cans 39c 29c 1 ' t.- 1 . " r RIPE OLIVES nf I ' 2K 35c Genuine Mission Scarlet Medium Size Fruit.' The Very Best Flavored Olive. MILK Stt' I". :3S;---.19c' Typical lied White quality with Good Housekeeping Approval. . . ... . ORANGE MARMALADE ST" ' 23c .. Made of High Grade Sweet Omages. .. - - - MAYONNAISE m" 28c Always the Same and Always Good. , v . WHEAT CEREAL wit ' i' ; ' ;:19c CREAM OF WHEAT 'Sfc 21c A Rich Energy Food Cream of Wheat Is recomroen dl, by, Spectaltitta for lialiy's First Solid Food. TOILET TISSUE Blue & White 3 GOO Sheet Ralls A Uowl Quality Fajjer 5 Rolls 33c MATCHES Blue & White Strike Anywhere 6 Box Carton 15c WHITE KING SOAP : t'endeiised Soap Large Package , 39c By Irs. A. G. Confelin " Observer Correspondent) COVS (SpecialJ '"Beads on a String" will be presented by the Jun ior class of the high school at a mat inee Friday evening and also Satur day evening. Tho cast of characters follows: Sennic Davis, Zezzaiee Davis, same character Warren Laird: J, H. Davis, Bennle's father, Don Smith; Ben jamin Davis, Esq,, a rich uncle, Wtt Mam Facer; Harold Bcem, Bennies friend, Eidred Hallmark; Ab Dink ier, a would-be detective, Alvin Pet erman; Mrs. J. H. Davis,, Bennle's mother, Ruth White; Mslly Maller tcn, Bennies sweetie. Bertha Neiger; Jeanette Blue, Uncle Ben's niece. Aids Blank; Cleopatra Oleomargartso Johnson, Jack Paige. CLASSIFIED ADC TltE MARKET PLACE OF UKIOH & WALLOWA COUNTIES (Count five average words fes the line.) Per line, 1st Jnsertioa ...10c Per line, cash added sonsec- uUvb insertion .- 7C Minimum charge os one Older 25c HATES BY MONTH. 3 Unea, per month . ...... 2.5& 3 iitxmf per mouth. , ,..$3.2$ 4 Sines, pzt month 4. 00 5 llues per month Each additions! lies over live charged at 50c per line per month. FORUBNT WOU RENT -P I e-aaan sicely tumi&h I ed room in choica Iscatl price ' reasonable, Mrs. Relay, Pftoue j- l mi, 3-i5-t f. MISCELLANEOUS AU of eltctneai Tra&lis. . acuam cleaners a, specaicy. R. L. Weeis, iwo O Ave. Fh. li-823. 3-iT-:r FOBW, APT,, (team het, FrliWlre, else, range, Osai Melvilles. S.S-S f, FOR REST -rsorfl hoase. CoU SiB-R. r S-H-Stp WANTED LADY WILL share expenses of party drtirtng to Portland. Call Farm 188. J. N. KLEIN, the Clean-Hp garbage, ashes, rubbish. Ph. 3S5-J. s-I-lrop FOR SALE FOR BENT sarety aepaslt tissss, t& Grssale Investaserst Oo. . 3131 m. PAWTISQ AND BSCORAT.KG Csil M tar.i Sijj Wit jsale 90c. Mate 1017, La Orantie. 3.i4-lt! UCBSiSBD PLUMBEB, Fred A. EilCTSS, FOB BENT Hot asi Apis, La Grsstio laestzseat Co. m, ALFALFA. mMed hay tml smln toy.1 , . , Pronvpt shlprasnt. Buy Urect mat MOBBHW, fons. Vim. souse. 1 Mock s-ms-kkb umjsuum bcqdoj sa J.:, BOWEA EHOS- CUSAH-ra5 W S'Sl - eigazr xxo your allies, ispers, ..Hum VU-J. .. 5 I, save. Castle Orove Fsrm, 44-F-3, Walla Wailo. 3-K-ttp from Hormsl Sth. Inquire 14GS --t f.l 8. fsiizt aqo, roi, Crc&tf. I, O, O. F, teatple. i7-s. S-6-I m TREES of all kinds, cor. Mams and FOR HEfrr DBESSMAKIKQ Aiseratlons, make overs. Era N, Win, iiot renn. Ph. 484 M. ' S-M m. Spnjee. Oloce loeust srai Flowertr EverbiGsming ioeiist. Cll at yard, and "pfefc 'era out." S-W-tf j Strieny7 moslers 3- room fiimfesecl dttpiex. Is best residential . district AUes Duplex, 160? 4th. Main 543. i-l-t t. SPIRITUAL READINGS DAIL-T Ap poiatments. Call Mala 834, 3-3-i rap. Produce Stolen From Imbler Home WASTED Clean, cotton rags. Must lie good steed. Lace curtains, over alls, stockings, strings not accep table, 8c lb. Observer office. 3 FOR SALE Pearl Guinea. Call Main FOB RENT Small hoase, SOW Ctdar 289. 3-W-B5 j street. S-S-t f. JKMWT TO loan we a--a reprtsea tatives.far tha Fmdesttet Ix. Co , and can make elty iesss? s& atusuc tiye ras of interest, Ciias. H. ReraoM, isnmaee; la&as . iaa bond3, . . 8-11 m. EBME MOORE WISS WILL BOV 30 old batteries. WU1 pay according to their condition. New batteries as low as WAS. Automo tive Electric Co., 1425 Adams, Phone M 620, 1-80-1 m AUTOMOBILES PMNOS SOLO I At less than cost, take adTautegei of the- depression, on both prficesi and terms. - RSHO, Hev, Mar, 1? m Eddie i i piano, oak finish 85,00 . Jdoore, 146-pataHl negro from Warn-1 1 piano, rttttgh, finish m i ath Falls. Ore won a sta-rooml de-1 I piano, golden k mm , ci-toB over Johnny Kuateh, 145 ( j p ano, magn, wauuttu case m u, Oakland, Cat, to a main 1 player piano, like new IST SOJ'T . , . And many other good Smys, lnclrai-:" r H.S grands. M you ever need a pt-i lE- the ste-round sernJ-windup. ano, now Is yoar chance. Come art j S-anttel Victoirta, . tT psusds. Sac get "em. Kimimll Ware rooms, I. 0. ramento, kniwked Stt Ntek Dres, O. F, Bidg. ,. , 9-15-8 tp, i im pounds, Carson City, Iri toe sec- - ' ,bnil round. LA GSAMUB MATTRESS ana Dp530i sterlEg and Syg Cleanlnge Woraa, Ph. 424-W. Csas. Edwards, Prop. 13-1-1 in. LOST GOOD DODOB COUPS 76.0S PERKISS MOTOR CO. Ph. Main 5B9, 4th & Adams 3-11-1 t. Joan Bennett And Gene Markey Wed In Los Angeles IMBLER, Ore. iSpeclot) The home of Mrs. Hannah Henri was entered Tuesday night and - produce stolen from the cellar. Entrance was gained through cutting the screen to the our u-i ui , muu-o ....s, ,, -rt . is-reen ine 6:vry,, wfii-ii - j - , , y A, E, Harris i Associated Press Staff Writer) LOS ASGELE3- Mar. 17 Wi A mtv the lock curred between 9 and li p. m., was attributed to a group ot young peo ple appreciating the "joke" of steal ing party refreshments, but not ap preciating, apparently, the fact thai centering a private home is a more serious offense than mere theft, j Other articles have been missed I from time to time but on this occa sion those responsible for tha theft- took only ice serve as re-retuunenus iur a par&y, 17 - ji-lt, 'flinging the empty packers Into the ot e? 'L.ff- . f. U Press and public alike were mvlt- ; wrltsr were married here Wednesday thereby creafe-sg for a city accus tomed to tak-ng its sews of film celebrities weddings from nearby Ari zona, or Nevada towns a chance to see a real dyed-in-the-wool movie marriasrs. - True to her previous predictions that no sacrecy would veil her wed ding. Jcnn Bennett, t&m actress, was eream that was to " Vr . . ,taf,n,att,H issmmiwiis Jiv-t! ifjvtii "vu. . CONFECTIONERY store tally equlp- pea. owner nas otntr isusisess. sce irvia We s tens key, imbler, ore. American motor "mhlcls msnnfac- STHATED TO MY JACE-i b3ac: and i whHe-Jaced darK saflais ' ponies. No v. sib la brands. Wilt tm sold to shsna rnitsz 1ft daj-s te-js Mar, U sot called $m, Inq. .Ob -server, 3-S-1& 5, Military and p?!vate org-anizasiooa 3-iS-&t. j tursrs exported SlS cars and la Sstcete are ssntotTserl to maS strties in whsl? nrslv jft fnr-. iMvn iwv-MiiBan "r?cn Anne unia, aim raw ra, ,.im motor -re-- '-spa-teel. by efcemSctl : warfare demaBstrstton. Weiser, Idaho. S-4-3 tap. FOR SAL OR TBA0B 'Fonrist eaajp and service station, 211 Bridge St., Baker, Ore, 8-3-14 tp 10 A MOO. improvements, 5 A or chard. Stock, implements with place, 498 J. S-l-J sa. SAW DOST And 1 to and ft. slab wood, Ray MeCarroll, M 1MT, 2-24-1 m. FOR SALS Wood, a - per cord. Prompt delivery. Phone oas-u. l-l-t t, FOR BAjs Only 3oO.5 down, 18 acres. Improved, joining golf links. Balance long time. See J, R. Mar-, tin, US Penis. Ave, Pram tM-M. 1-21- f. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS - , The Verdict! By Elosier bv Press and public alike were Invlt- The maiter Is being investigated the tevlinUtm ffR 7 loen authoritif. Those who saw Presiding Judga Uwls peals maic the couple Mr. and Mrs, Gene Markey were few, but tha in- Sfff Sentences Given Car Thieves tmx CGARSB WOOD from Uslett 4.25 and $4 ,50 per If, PJwms Archie Coniey 13? A, ..; t-ie-i m. IfA.VXAfI, LKKHAHT IX liRAW SAN PFNCISCO, Mar. 11 m Two light heavyweights, Jimmy Han nah, Foeateiie, Ittft. and Benny Lea- viirwt n,ihii tat saw them leave for Isart, Portsand, &'.u5 sen rounns id . HILLSBORO, Ore., Mar, 17 m Dick Danieia was sentenced to 20 ' years in prison, and his brother, Ei , mcr Daniels received a 10-year ssn i tence in circuit court here Tuesday '-on, charges oft ttoft 'Of an satttomsti: bile. Circuit audge Ariie Gl Wither of Yamhill county passed sennca. f He told the prisoners that the theft of an .automobile while a serious J crime in iiseif, was rendered more serious by the circumstances that j such theft led to greater crimes an unsnnounerd destination by mo tor was almost as numerous ss at a world premier starting the bride. The wedding ran true to p.ana an nounced at the md of a conference between spokesman for Miss Bennett Markey, publicity men and tna prees. WIKB WOSfKM WIN ItETTKRS DUHEIASf, N, O JF) Five seniors of the Duke Woman's college have been awarded letters for the great est oartieioation in women's tntra- mural events and athletic offices. I Those receiving the first such honor gas uukb were ttminn;, mJigfjfc. ieon, Ga,; Margaret Paraong, WHkes- Barre, Pa.; Mary Ingstsn, Goids boro, N, C; Florence Moss, Mobile, Ala,; and Frances Davis, New Bern, J. C. OI KKX8EV OFI'tCTEHS Bg-EI.F.CTKF SALEM Mar. It m John Gaffuey Jr., Oregon City, was re-elected presi dent of the Oregon Guernsey Cattle association aS toe annual session here yesterday. Ail other officers were also re-elected. An invitation will be extended oth er breed associations la pregon to join with the Guernsey association for the first combination ail-breed three-day cattle tour. In the past, each cattle breed held Its own tour but if other groups agree the Joint affair will be held this spring. Other officers re-elected were; H. B. Howell, Grants Pass, vice presi dent; Mrs. A. I. Hughes, Oregon City, secretary-treasurer; Mrs, H, I. Carl, Hubbard, and N, C. Apperson, Mc Minnvllle. directors for three years. a draw here last night, hei&gxt spurted In the test tws rounds to overcome an advantage held by the Idaho fighter who seemed tot have tired. " - - In tne semt-windup, M Gonasies, 150-pound Texaa from El Paso, won. don, 140-pound San Francisco mgrorf Professional Directory Hospitals ffho bride. In a gown fashioned In in BW-ronnd decision owr Cecil ior- whifce rough crepe,; was, givert awuy by C, Gardner Sullivan, husband of Miss Bennett's closest friend. She was attended By her outer sis tor, Constance Bennett, of the mon ies, but the wife of Marquis Henri do la FitlBine In prhfufes life. Markey was attended by Captain Allan Clay ton, a friend of long standing of the writer and Miss Bennett, younger daughter of Richard Bennett, tho actor, - Quests In the flowered bridal room Included Marquis de la Palaise, Mrs. C. Gardner Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. W. KJioward, Miss Marlon Davies and William Randolph Hearst. It was Markey's first marriage, but Mtsa Bennett was tho former wife of John Marlon Fas, Seattle broker. She Is the mother of a three and orte-half-ycar-old daughter. Markey met Miss Bennett while she was recuper ating from a broken hip Buffered In b horseback accident last summer. PL.tNTvR EXPLOHE FOB OIL ' CANBERRA W Airplanes of the Royal Australian air force are to be used on an aerial survey of the Long reach district, central Queensland, In an effort to discover oil-bearing lands. The project is part of a gov ernment 'program to make the air force useful in times of peace. The values of minerals In Illinois declined more than 1O0,00O,OO0 be tween the years 1923 and 1828. Tusko Will Visit Eugene Next Week PORTLAND, Mar. 17 iiP Tusko, the ponderous, irrepressible elephant. will leave his ramshackle quartern: here next week to take up a tempo-: rary borne in Eugene, where be will be oiled and polished and burnished lor an exhibition tour of the coun try. By truck, trailer or boxcar Tuaao will make the trip to Eugene, After the eieamip-shmeup program is com pleted there he will be returned to Portland for a brief visit anil then will start eastward by truck over the Columbia River highway. Sitm Lewis, Tusko's trainer, mads the announcement of the projected tour yesterday. Next winter Lewis expects to quarter Tusko in Hew Or leans, Prom there, the trainer ssiu. it wili be only a hop to Chicago for the 1833 wortd fair. 'tlSTEl-,Mewf...I TSU. (KBiicMI ViS ft f yxj IMS UTILE So J HEi-P ft,K- SiS ! f wrfs hs vos tut W tevs tws oos- rll ves eStm ewe cfOSHEa. sst t . Tprr met- . ' ' k I "CPJS& osisa Mi -sa-o its 1 1 , Suss t.sr us. DOWT ACT UV& BABiES. iv in- J'i v if ,STfi!JT-TMS,SH -1 " DR. LEE B. HOtiVT f Eye, Kr, Hose and Throat Hospltel IM r,sor Foley Bldg. Ph. Main 16, osteopatliic Physiciaiuf jam, 3. h. MABOABW 1NOLB: General Practice and Obstetrical Bootmsr Bldg, j Office, Main 108 Res, Main iJ3 f DR. I, FAOT Oeneral Prectieg ; Sew Foley Bldg-, SRJ floor. Phone Main 900 Re. M0- . Miscellaneous ' INEXPENSIVE PRESCRIP TION GUARANTEED TO END RHEUMATISM Thousands Joyfully Astonished at Swift 4S Hour Belief Progressive pharmacists will tell you that the popular big selling pre scription for rhenmatism right now is Allenru for 8S cents you can get a generous bottle 'from Moon Drug Co. or any tip to date druggist. You can get It with as absolute guarantee that if it doesnt stop the pain the agony ana reduce the swelling in 48 hours your money back. Uric Aei'd Poison Starts To Leave Body In 24 Hours Out of your joints and muscles go the uric acid deposits that cause all your suffering It's a safe, sensible. I scientific formula free from harm ;ful or pain deadening drugs. I The same absolute guarantee holds ' good for sciatica, neuritis and lum bago --- quick, joyful relief no more tldle days it removes the cause. Ad? Kreuger's Death Causes Suicide ASTO0I,0OB ; MRS, FRSiWRICKlMUHES- I 208 H. Ave, Bcadlngi Dally. i n .. r r k I 'cae osisa ms -mo its j ! ! IS it -r-ii r-r s 5. t m . . ' ' t - i -AJU--.,V-W V- 1 1 M " op W5wxj,- some k UP oaaoLsf wii its k ;. H JL t, J ' .Nl 'o heard 'em.mmr ( , ,'' SL? fi .ybul Meu.,1 w-ws m (?) I - s. ' i n eons WSStZ I mS, THE NEW P ANGLES (Mtim'n Pop) Dizzy Baits Her Hook! By Cowan BEELIH, Mar. 11 mJ&. Margins, head of the Estonian match monop oly associated with the Interests of Ivar Kreuger, hanged himself yes terday because of financial siificui- ties, a telegram from wetsaenmein. Estonia, said today. Margus formerly owned a mates factory which waa taken over by the Kreuser and Toll concern when the Estonian monopoly was formed, Mar- gus was given a block of stock In Kreuger and Toll and a directorship at a salary of 150 Btthoniafi kroner fnormaiiy about 2SG1 & month. The death of Kreuger was reported to have resulted in an immrdfate re duction of Kargu-V salary, while the depreciation of Kreuger and Toll shares severely handicapped him in other financial operations. it" ,-!l!SSiE3 A CALL rSOM j.rW-LH mzsS voys Si! WtAMMUra.W.fDU; w, uhc w v-c?.5 m wax or mmmx. eu5 mm swaH hsh mm inffi s our for ft w or wM-Lfet tmms to PUT OH Mf DESK GS6.CWCK.THIS I FULLER AVER 6 6 KIT SO06 ttl& THE BOSS ASA 6KCIT6D I s WB4.AH HOT? 't?iSf IS COOK-STOVE KIMS, 1SMT Met sots m ws cwsw EK OUT TO 3WW Vm l TO SFEWD r-Si3M IBti-MBS - i.DS NO PI.KI1S FOB ItASBBAW, LUBBOCK, Tel. Ml Baseball has been abandoned this spring at Tesas Technological college because of tack of funds. Track and field activities were stricken from the school's ath letic program a year ago. i riK rM f " ' ' ''''''' '' ' r' "' i ' - . . TV. -50 OtT NOtrt SN.-K?fiS W jf-HE"5 THE KC F 111 T I THAT'S THE I I "STRAIGHT ANB fXASH -0tiB ArwEttTri '.G PC'.-J WO LO ZOUU , -EBC S rd-J I BEST TCWTH-WSTE. AD OfTH CMC OF US Hft. W lfEB 1 VUT . 11 I .cur. i. uftMn T'HELP ON UTTLE