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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Wednesday, July 5, 1933
SOCIETY NOTF.S. (
i
Mrs. H. M. Finlay New President
Of Lions Auxiliary; Named At
Dessert Bridge at Ralston Home
Mr H, M. PlrJey la the newty
eteeatd prtsaderat and Ka. a. U.
Btwirt the lice prestdess at the
Laoca arrrrrliry. bacii herme been
emiutM by a eorcrcissee aopotat
ed afnrirriT artercooo at denT t
bridge at which k& P. L. Pilm I
entertained ac eer borne at 1 :li
o'clock, lsembers of the eoesmrssee
were Sara. C L. GUatraa, Mr Buij
McCarthy acd Mr rrat Benrirar.
Bridge m ciayed dartre the
eraoon and tA prizes mc awarded
to Mr. H V. LeffeL hira. acd Mr.
Clyde rViTr-erBaaa. cocaoiatioo-
Mr. Fiitrnn la the ocr&rotcc prea
teeax oc tb arsffcary.
Entertain
Guests at Lake
RETURN FROM
LACEY, WASH.
CLOSE LOWER IN
EXCHANGE TODAY
Mr. acd Mr B. C. Mid 13 acd son.
Keith, entertained at their smrrer
tone a Wallowa lake for a group
oC friends. Tbey drove to the !ake
Vrjcflxj eserucg; and returned last
nigs. T ""iT the day poezuekicjt
and y
Goests (or the weekend were Mr.
and Mr R- p. Leslie end Mr. aad
thetx bnrre tn Becpeer is the
saddle of JrilT. foCowieg a wedding
trip to WsEowa Sake.
They were attended Of asr. oea i rr,: iiie heid at Lecey. Wun. Oce
Blast acd cole aucsea- atr- ; oc the course wtca the-r (Zcd-
acd Mr. Madjen recently carce ojled w -water fron reoceetion- a
orance, where tcey are mean-; preparation (or the VaUowa tike
boys' carrrr to be heid Arar. to 11.
Mr. Carter wtu 3ta the' casta acd
JOrw YOBJC telj S in rarer,
talncy prrmjed ta race f -)
otarket today acd torse of the cav !
r galea at Monday were wirud '
down by rea.'rn-a; fL-arrie. There waa ;
Bsney Carter acd Weedrow Due- a moderate tare raTy ta stocks, led i
eree. rreTrrer oc the Forpccse etna
OVER THE VALLEY
Make! B. Mart. TaBry Sews LCUee
Beaklenee rboae 7 a
la
nm the rtaee lire.
Mr. Gaily i employed at Becpner
by the Eastern Oregoa
IVaej coc&oasy.
Liht aad
JESSE LINK DIES
AT CORUM HOME
Kr. Da jjfrrii via iosenxft tn rv-.
Wbi ta TifiaiTA. lij7 ttsn4 t2e
JOLLEY IS
EAST OREGON
Jraee LrrJc are a. paaed away
a the borre of hia brother. wm:m
Coras. 21IO cat street. Mcccuy. Mr. Terrrxerare
Lbih had been very :U (or aoece Qse Gracde
ard was brochx here by XT.tn" ri-e i tz-irj, trr
: ccta, Mr. aed Mrs. B. H. BeC, ot above
The M-jara Bota Censor and i the Cose. Mr zrjeecbeek. vbo 1
T-el-na VaaSrases. cC Cekb, drove : the if OC Mr. acd Mr Kf-nf
to Joaroa asd Tiatted over the week. I Ceer. at Vaa, Walia. wea-lmown
by the raOa. bet the eioae vaa enn. I ten w-.sa nia am r--v- -. vr
at the kil Eed cra Mu mi-f vu j btrly lower wita Soasea or l to i orl o tieer to tire eocasty tahse him to
retorred Tuesday from the Bed Croat ; more rocriia throoghora the C i . . . w-! , .r. na s-vend
Tracaier aporocrr&ted 5 SOO xco A: a p-. meeds of its. Paa.7i aocse cr-e tails taetSieai treatmrr.t.
tt- gracire Beta Mocday rtit. Jury la. i When Mrs. Brseaheta: arts the TaUey
Ctoaor firorw Icctade: l pieaeaas Grose graaje ' Moncay -r."t she waa armnpan,'-
Ahr Bedrjc. Scl'l ,r rti ed bT ser rmg- the Vwrs Ger-
Al. Chera. asd Dye 113 j tn"."- raiet to the Cose rjirrm e trod and Bobnna BeO- Ther will
bes of tntoST rrriilMtni tjki at Watia Taa. then onto Port-
, whKi eaares or the rn; tw bera acd asd arter thai to Pojea Ttiirrl
Arcencaa Can .
Arsencaa T. asd T. .
6teet
J L Cse
Col. G. acd B.
CoBtseaai ri
GtTjeoJ Jerxora
Jocise Mac-riCe
Liboey-O.-Pord
Lurren acd Myers B .
Monrrery Ward
Xaroocal ntan
J- C. Peacey .
(root PorUacd aboos a woeic ao. Be
had been a resided at La Grasde
(or the past 19 years. Be la rorrlsed
by a CUcghter. Mrs. Sthei Ward, and
a son. Wiibcr Linh. both at Deirsar.
Coi04 by era ssepcather. Chaa. Kea-
ric. Uxx broihera. Jahe Tirr at nil-
Mrs. MriatarSlitt. ot WaBa Walls; ' -a "niiara corcra asa wai
Jar Vurcer o Brinrar Vfeues Keae. at La Gracde. acd Eierett
Beraice acd Edaa Mae WUaon. M!aa
leaa Braraweil. aCas Dorothy Waller.
Lawrecce Bay. Lea Eefter. Mr. acd
Mr Berbert Browsing, Perry Waller.
LVnaid Brownie.
Mrs. Pagne Guest
On River Outing
ICrm. B-uaei PafT. cf Fortlscd. ni
Mm tBtpsnxioa. tor & cvspcrjr trtp
C wfatelf Ur. u$ VLr crs BtTTl-?
cxttcrttzl over t ac4kU7s on tbe
OnzteSe BootSe nver. Urm. Pate is
a tamer natOesA o L Craoce v
Ss TSUSts; tcr for several Ur&.
Qualifying For
Toumey Begrins
Tee qniHiyinx rocsd for the i
aprmf harrttrap toorcarreas (or
wjraen at the La Cracde cocasry
etab will open on Tcnrsday, wtxreas
day at the course, acrordiaej to Mies
Krae. of K arrt'.a Pslli, Ore asd
by a slater. Mrs. Benha Carlyle. at
La Gracde. The body resta at Wal
ters Puceral Horse.
Posers! eemces will be held lo
atorrowr aMemcon as the Walher Pu
cerat botce as 1 o'clock, wlta Bct.
i. Georre Walz ta cherrsL laser
rrjfnt sill be sude as the Wi-rt Ctlj
cersecery to the t pfos.
Mrs. Ada JolJey. oC Psnlasd. state f
tayfiiVns of the Worses s Csratiaa f
ccjcn. armed ta La Prihfce emee of X. J.
cirhs acd Sers this ! Southern PaoOe
tsroerrrnse srhere oce ; 6. oa of CsJ
wiu be the re at a W. c. T.
- ? Se- OJ of S. i. .
Uejoc fvrr
La Grande Team Wins
At Enterprise, 15-9
(Cocunoed trara. Fs Cce)
Ceid. Kj7-st?i Psa. Laker-ew: dis
trict i. Becd. The OaHea. Hood BlTerr
. 35 1
. 411,
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MS
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133 1,
STARKEY YARN
HELD A RUMOR
Garf -$ eiT s sbcwczr s Scxr
Ikfty rwcijS La G-Tn-ie ictLxj be:
I o fLT lai been trzi-rertfietl cs
i ter reeclT!.- cf St-vrt-ry car lo-
fi'-ttr-CS. L 1QE- ifr-rt T Rrr--.i
Ootana acd La'cracde- dasras .lcai - hase-recerred any
Liscote Cardinal, .-rf o-,-, p-.,. "Sana of a fracas ctertcs the eeJe-
rcacy. of Portiacd. j bration of the Pocrrta e Ja.'y. .
RETURNS FROM
PORTLAND
AH ..esiaers of t&e La Grust
r Ucectp fotlc-n: 3!u-aau n.-vfagr;
f Youctr, pnei-er; BecJc. tzsz boee: fcl
iOar. twiiol: Pns, tiirt; bc!c.
tiIArop. Arricidv left f:rf. Prrat-
jJA jJ A t '
Dr. . Lv Ire reUarred
e-Tn5 from Fcrt-a-nd TtiTe 2i ai'
t?a; -e r&erCiif o ijt cL&e Oft-
are rPiirlea, e2eTteIt.
SojyJ Cnxaer. 1oit, Pr-srd. Eoberi-
ROTARY CLUB
OFFICERS IX
POSTS TODAY
CCortTi-aed rom .Tt-5 Oot)
erjcjiz toe puc jr. Tb insxan; Dcr-? ti-er &catx. sfc fir!a win
Also t cer ojosrn. ehCae Archetse
spest luacs year a& te BeQ bome here.
Ites. -artfrNx-t ToneH hax her
.4f-i.-rf or. eteabecc. vto ts U. &
irny oeor ad traMcaeil as the
TieCOcrir ba-rraW-tat, ts soon to b
cess to WwJu-oa. D. C. to ane&t.
a speo-il scool tor mcctti
tf-rfa so Frjr7i-rZL for special
receiivl a letr roa testis r.is.Tf raial.
Ietiu --rto nre as ite oar-ess
e-PCtStWi gyy y -rrijia rtxf ct 1 Tile l-abe
pi-uss g yr-wi to Tecs ca ti- cle3ase.f m it. George K VfccDociM.
Tber oCass trom bere iriio bearrt i t-- Iowa tl-srict. we asot4
v-U -o r-zriu. prjrua of te
ybktx $rcsata ntc
X xz. Wilea ie-vwitcra. aad pass
ss.is! pryeBdcns of it P:r.jrr Piraers
of Arrnr m tnnitd liftis. piace
tn tie criortcal encesc of tbe etrrea
vs!R. scasec la cocipeu$- for ttej
reooai eoqocs as orator. Brxe Ccx
l-r-e coczecxi tatas &2e tfffrrses
ia shafir eplRarTc rwd bectrseo. Toe
ad a CaTar:ia bey or ice Cru
pice T5 eraoft Epren 3r.' VYUecs
for tiArvcrj yxs 98 per okss pertectt.
Xots us. oacapacy vrib Den frW
2ae see -r.? so Siri Isxe accS re
ssnx by asso. Tocu sm food spons--"Ar-At-p
by resaraij: xhaz be fcatl
icre .fraa his el-Uco.
Makes TMC Bere-
Mra. Vcraon .SttT-f-pf it. of Tro
eoarer. WaatL, Tisceti ower toe
es-1 as the boixe of her crxd-prar-
s&ase wbo spess tee ev cfajs onr
Uue Pxsrt-i as. tbexr cabn as Wal
lova lLate
Word from G. P. HaP. vbo ts a
payees as Bos La-cc, ts to tl-e effecs
be ta recovr.c$ mxastxtontf.
3Cr. Eaa vto ts a rettrcd farT of
xta rtiiey azd liTu as Cnico. vms
taicea Terj scdadesly asd sertooafy 33
abocs vso veeJcs ago.
At WitVm IJU-
Ls Vzrsn Mr Ken roc, of near
ImWer. has been enJorlD8 outing
as WaUova Lake.
JO MAKE HOME
IN LA GRANDE
Mr) i&rc4i mttafcy int tola
jrrwiTj tor her borne In Portland
after a two weeks' visit In La Grande
with her husband. Clifford Tiffany,
and other relatiTea. 6ae plans to
return to La Grande In two weeks,
accorcpanied by her small son. to
rn Mr. Tiffany and make ber home
here. She was formrrty Miat LaVonla
Corcell. of tnu cBy.
BASEBALL gTA.VDLOS
Coast htofue
W. L
Sacramento
Los Aceles
Portland
Bollywood
Mission
Seattle
San Francisco .
M
61
51
SO
43
40
34
Zi
Pet.
JKB
Ml
.560
JbM
.463
.449
.409
2Si
resterdays BesolU
At Portlacd 4-4. Seartle 1-3 (sec
ond 11 LnnlngB).
At Oakland 3-2, Sacramento 8-9.
At Los Angeles S-ll. Mission 2-1.
AC San Prancisco i-9. HoUywood
t-2.
i
enTrrrh here and rriiiTer of the So- .
cai otary clirrj. who nsed the sob- I
I Vet. "The ChaIA to the I!T!i-
ual of Today.- Be pexnted otrs the
. Several mafrftew already have been
ccKcptrted ta the team rr"-h of
which Mrs. Bernvan SteicrtK acd Mrs.
F. X. Tarrfrr are "r't'ni
Doris Hiatt Weds
Hubert Gaily
kDa Doris L. HiAlt. dsoshter of
Mr. asd Mrs. John Hiatt. of La
Grande, acd Ruben Gaily, son of
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Ga'Jy. of Enter-pr-e.
-sre Btamed recently ta La
Grande, wtlJi Brr. Paoi De T. MorU
SBore performmf the ceremony at
the base of the bride's parents at
IMS Srarstb icreet. They will make
: :
J SOCIAL CALENDAE I
Wednesday. July S
730 Lv A. to the B. of B. T, St
the EagSes ban.
Tssraday. July a
IrtO Pnsbyterlan Borne de
partment, pacnlc as BisersSde
park.
SO Plfty-Pifty club, with Mrs.
Dtck Barsetc
Friday. July 7
m U A. L. dub. with Mrs.
Jack Hiatt.
JrOO Bridee dab. wah Mrs. J.
E Beynoids.
2M Pythian Social etab. with
Mrs. Aliah Crowley.
teocata-: awrcMoa Be was ac- f if A 31 SE Y S WILT,
n'Tvrcc r in
"'.v -C. r, "ssiavoo I nm tecdencyof tie past OTO-empbt-ceoo
la the Oceop-shic hospfl la ! jem the Tatae arTrraterial icccra-
---- e . see eu iwa-j Henry P-arssey. former La Grasde ' pbaca-ssa of ccrganaasMct of ra-
er as the ccn-nrctlon asd 2s a (or- resident, and hrs darrhtr. l ut vr.n- ! . . .. ... t
"-cher of Dr. Izazle- Dr. Pastcey' reen. passed thrrorn La Grasde seed for Ssdiridaiis to be restored '
wens on from La Gracde to Denser I Taesday en rocse to Ctlearo where ! to their or-rinI faita to eaca other!
where he is to speak as a tiauiar ( they pUa to attend the wor!d-s fair, j asd sheer forrrer - sersse of
gMrerrrg They wia rail la TeOowssoce park j tulces. Be asserted ocr ftnrare j
en rocse. j desencs cce so moth npon what the 1
COUNTY COURT ' Ttr m Tjte -1-.-. or the Bctary crab or i
vvt"' .. .west (or two rcoothe before wan- aT other cTrtraHM, . !
MEETS TOD A V, tome in PortUsd. iosoo whas we as tcflrttfiiiii do. t
: MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY :
CHICAGO WHEAT
Opera Blgrh Lew Don
Jaly JO14 je4 SH ji,
Seat. 1.--, 6 1 J,'t una, 94 -SSs
Dee- Ij4i.as l.tst, U!H ljrs4
May LaSgMoij L!i U?a UKe'
Aawrriraa Learae
W.
Washlnrtaa . 47
Sew York 45
PcvUadeipcia 36
Cbrrelacd . . 37
Chicago 15
Detroit 35
Boston 31
St. Louis
Pet.
-863
.618
MO
ASTl
.479
.473
.431
211
.sly .
Sep. .
Dee. .
May .
CHICAGO COBX
jtigani; i--i
The county court convened today
la the office of County Jole U. G.
Cooch as the court boose, (or she
mncrtr.iy term. The mornlar ma
spent ijtfnsrs Jure btSs.
POCILAriD WBXAI
Open Hlrh Lew
. -TS .TiH .;j
. -7 -7H -7
. -M JHi -Si,
Oregon Will Get Bi?
Federal Sum, Martin
(Con Us aed tram Fra Oca)
economic reco'ierjr.
Mama cave no erjecccafecrjecs to
the susresuon that he becorre a
cacdjdate (or jrovrrcor.
The administration Is ckrtermlred
to prevent undue rues in pnees. Con
areasraaa Mania said. That t he
expUlsed. "to prevrns lacreasea out
of Use with Increases la lscorse bT
the ceopie."
JUDGE HOLDS
MOTION DAY
toUTK J. W. Knowies. circuit Jialre.
t ttrJtr'.T, motion cay in the Wal
lowa county circuit court today. The
rciruiar term of court there will ocen
next Monday with Jitdr Bcowlea
preatdinf.
Brypuacs meow lour nca Stih
laa tomba on Cpper KUe.
My Imports rate i:s.rj;o.(XO orer
April: exports lo up.
id 1 1. . a
HURRY!
OF
THE
IrlvUOH MAN
"I LIVED WITH HIg"
i.o-.-w -
-aVotX
-n- b.d-
. jt'
! It Took 10 Fa-
i mous Authors
'to SVriie IW
Case History !
r liVrrtyln-o
atx-tts tv..
'AVoman
Accused
i
i ;
a Lucky
sZ L for always
I ,n 0 s t- A Luckies
' Please!
J Hi fctf !' . ..sis '..
".JH ' Jk.i:i
KK ; ; -JLIO
I Starts, I O T TL-let'
i -i v . j ii Lii.1 rr vi r am. aa- . m mm t rn . . .
R a X:-" leVV k awwawa w. - M -F t iiiuiiwi VI vit.ailUJ (.AibJI VAJ-
1 V r . .
f.-. ' t,jVl fe' I a?Ot.a,JTnl
f TnJ I ' H I r.,,fir.. lilt. T. S, . o
J j "- Tr cM-T caa
Yesterday's Results
As Sew icrx 5-2. Wasnington 6-3.
As Philadelphia 4-1. Boston 14-9,
As ClereUsd 5-3, Chicago 2-4,
New York .
St. Lours
Pittsburgh
Boston
Brooklyn
Crlnctnnasti
National Learae
W.
44
40
38
38
37
33
33
31
Many Deaths in U. S.
Over July Fount
HOBS)
of 11 res In It annual celeoratloo
Its Independence than It did la
Initial skirmishes of the reroliruon
ary war, It was rerealsd by a surnj
which showed, bowerer. a sharp J
crease In llreworis (stall ties.
A tctal of at least 185 men. woo,
and children perished during
bollday, compared with the total S
of 7 men at Lexington and j
Concoid back In AprU of 1175 a
the force of the original cohnia
clashed with those of King Oecn,
ra. "
In addition there were himdreca gi
cases of injured.
OTP
MULTNOMAH
PORTLAND
i i
Pet.
.548
J2ll
.500
A33
.465
.440
.419
Yesterday's Results
At Boston 3-8. New York 0-5.
At Brooklyn 3-3. Philadelphia 8-4.
As Chicago 4-1. Clndncasst 0-8.
PORTLAND'S LARGEST AND
NATIONALLY FAMOUS
HOSTELRY ...
... oRers its suets roua,
tales, facilities and con.
' vmerees metering thee
back again and again. t
guarantee that your stop
at the Multnomah will
be reacabered si one
of the very pleasant
periences of your trip,
RATES -S1.50
' 2.00 ' 2.50' 3.00
end up
tomAUraAAH
PORTLArl 0 - ORE-G0M
Another decision j torn Motordom's Highest Authority,"
the American Automobile Association Contest Board
This Thrilling
ENDS TONIGHT!
My reason for liking Luckies
is strictly personal
r.tt- t'KM: nix Si,r5
1 1 Ufr r:I-J
.n frnv ewnrs
, ' rr- 4ciu.i wrrre
wi "si ..'v uia
ii" it: -uii
eencv cattou
-tsrvtianT
- Knn Rsuiear
6 rnM 9ve
don't you think it's just as well
that I lei.ein the tight direction?
Perhaps you'd call ir.y rson
Jot liking 'Toasting" the sur-
t rurtj- it gives vc
come in nthcr close
t imcijes
because "Its toasted'
personal contact with me. vou
know. Just knowing that each
pufLof Lucky smoke I draw
in is pure it makes the plea
sure of igrantlloastcd tobacco
that much greatcrCrtainly,
purity never hurt anyone! And
besides "Luckies Please!"
awawaweawaaawawaaaajag.eT-i;- - . -r.". ;
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MILEAGE-
"Standard Gasoline
- unsurpassed ff
srercu inennn H.cpoTt.Kcadit:"Tus is to certify
thst we, the Contest Board of the American Auto
mobile Associarion, have conducted a scries of tests
on Standard Gasoline, manufactured by Standard Oil
Company of California, for comparative milcasie un
der actual road conditions in comparison with six
other gasolines considered to be of leadins brands. On
the basis of these tests, we find Standard Gasoline is
unsurpassed in MILEAGE per gnllnr
Each of the seven fuels tested was purchased by our
representative in the open market from regular con
sumer outlets and was identifiable durins the tests by
code name known only to us.
All tests were conducted by us under carefully con
trolled conditions of operation, in a 1 d - .-v
sevlan, over a measured circular course, on the Oak
land Speedway, in accordance with the rules and '
policies of the AAA Contest Board. This statement is
teed on data developed by and on file with the AAA
Contest Board."
Contest Board, American Automobile Association
Sfwfi-W- AcuUratinPrrvtd!! Miutrt i
I STANDARD GASOLINE
is unsurpassed in all qualities !
Sundays
"STANDARD
3 to 9 p.m. X. B. C.
ON PARADE"
A rrrarkirg oct-hour radb Aow-jmrarf meVJr
wrpnies, tad thnils. LV't mia Detective Tales of Opt.
T VrCtiom of C. S. Secret Sen ice.
AT STANDARD STATIONS, INC.,
AND RED WHITE AND BLUEDEALERS