LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA CRANDK. ORE.
Tuesday, January 2,1931
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HlH BOM Duke, Socltty Idltor
Telephone Main BOO Until BrSO a. I
(Grand Banker of Oregon
Neighbors of Woodcraft
Is Guest Here Today
One. of the leading events In iodgo, , ., ,, ,
u in i u- -..un- H- B- Hanna of this city, and Bert
baike will conduct tonight for the
Neighbors of Woodcraft at tho Odd
Pllowp .hall. A closed moeUng at 7
o'Qlock will be followed toy lnstalla-
, ceremony was attended only toy rela-
! Uvea and Intimate friend of the
j couple.
Mrs, Honna was a guest at the wed
tlnn of offlmm fe whlnti f.hA nuhlln 1 "Im w w "w "WMW
is MM at 8: o'Codc. I
Mn. Wwlell arrived thi morning
and was .the guest of honor at a
luncheon today at 12:30 o'clock at
the Socajawea Inn. ,
P. E. O. To Meet
;With Mrs. Eberhard
Mrs- Colon B. Eberhard will bo
hostess to Chapter I, P. B. O. on
Friday afternoon at her homo. Lunch
ori wljl be served at ono o'clock fol
Ipjved hy a program to be announced
Hi-o Club '
fleets Thursday
Mr. H. M. Howard will arrange an
afternoon of bridge for" members of
he Hl-Lo club at her home on Thurs
day, .Ian. 4. The hour lias been net
a 3 o'clock,
-City Coun,cij Of
P. T. A. To Meet
The La Qrondo City Council of
.parent Toucher Associations will hold
if? first meeting of the new year next
. jpnday afternoon, Jan. 8, at tho La
Orando hotel. Mrs, Norman W. Frees
W president of tho P. T. A. city coun
cU. Methodist Aid
Meets Tomorrow
An afternoon meeting has been ar
ranged for the Ladles Aid of tho
, Methodist church by Mrs. Allco Cas
tle, wjna will bp the hostess tomorrow
M 2 o'clock at the La Oronde hotel,
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ladies Aid To
Meet Wednesday
Hie Prosbyterfan churoh wlU be
.the scene of a meeting of the Ladles
,.Jiid .tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
'Q'cloajc with Mrs, Andrew Loney Jr.
ftu ohalrman of the committee ar
! ranging the program. Mrs. L. J. Und-
1 say will present tho devotions. After
f the business ' session a social hour
and refreshments will be enjoyed.
Mrs. Loney Is assisted by Mrs, L, A
Kennedy, Mrs. J. Ooorge Wain Mrs.
I. L. Ingle, Mrs. W, M, Coiullt and
Airs. .Lindsay.
Mlso Orant has a wide circle of
frJcnds In La Grande, having attend
ed tho Eastern Oregon Normal school
two winters ago. '
They plan to moke their homo at
rueth.
Observe 22nd
Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Singer ob
served their 22nd wedding anniver
sary Saturday evening at a email
party at their home. Cards woro fol
lowed by conversation. '
Guet were Mr. and Mrs, F. A.
Epllng, Mr. and Mrs. George Walker
and pr. aitd Mrs. James J. p. Jinun.
F. R. To Deliver His
Message in Person
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Speaker Ralney at his press confer
ence outlined the program of the
first duy's session. He said Lhut uller
the house Is convened and the roll
call of tlio membership Is completed
the president's message, will bo c'p-
llvered.
Election contests buforo tho house
are to be delayed until after tho
president's message is read. This Is
extraordinary.
Speakor Hainey was ono of tho
Democratic leaders at the White
Houso conference last night on plans
for tho session.
Asked how large the budget was
going to be. ho smiled and said:
It is going to be surnrlsiwtly
large."
"Everybody Is for a short session.
especially the president," Raluey said.
'.'What do you mean 'abort ses
sion'?'1 "Adjournment by May 1," answered
Bttlney. "Sony) of tho conferees
seemed to think last night that we
might got out by April 16, but I
rather doubt It."
Drama Director
At High School
To Attend Pjay
Miss Kathryn Sartaln, director of
dramatics at tho La Orande High
school, will return later in tho week
to La Orande, having stopped In
Portland to attend one of thrco per
formances given there this week by
Katherlne Cornell and her company.
Miss. Sartaln spet the holidays In
Eugene.
Miss Cornell will appear for the
first time In Portland this evening
In the Playhouse and during the.
week she will present three (frames,
representative of her versatile talent.
Miss Cornell Is acclaimed by many
as the leading artist on the legitimate
stage today. Basil Hathbone will be
scon In tho leading male role of each
production. Tonight they will pre-
sen 'ino Barretts of Wlmpole
otreet, mo romanco of Robert
Browning and Elizabeth Barrett,
"Borneo and Juliet" will bo pre
sorted on PrlUajLcvcnlmj.
. Portland will We the second city
yuisiue 01 new rone to see Miss Cor
nell Jn Ocorgo Bernard Shaw's "Can
dida", which completes the company's
repertoire in jfortiund.
REDOUBLE GUARD
OVER UNDERBILL
FORM Eft AGENT
DIES AT BAKER
M. H. paugherty, former station
agent at Baker, but on' the pension
roll for the last two years, died at
Doner last nlfcht, according tp word
received here. He was well, known
throughout this section.
Funeral services will be held at
the Catholic church In Baker at 9
a. m. .Wednesday.
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MISSING IN
FLOOD AREA
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AT THE LIBERTY
La Grande P. T. A.
Meets Thursday
Mrs. Robert Eakin will present a
program centering around domostio
art and science activities at the La
Grande High school Parent Teacher
association meeting Thursday evening
.at B p clock, at the school, It was an
nounced this morning. All parents of
high school students are urged to at
tend, the meeting.
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Marjorie Grant
JrVeds Bert Robinson
Miss Marjorle Oront, niece of Mrs.
Alice Brady plays a loading rojo In
'StSIZB Mnthpr." t.lijtnt.rLmi.' Ht,mn
I be shown today and Wednesday at
wiflj lauerty xncatre. tuie outdoes all
of her previous portrayals In the now
picture. War rolo s that of a dom
Incorlinr "stogo mother" who forces
her phlld tp success on tjio stage
through difficulties that creato pow
erful human interest.
An exceptionally otrong cast has
been assembled to appear with Miss
Brady. Maureen O'SuiUyau plays tho
juyug uaugnier struggling for thc-
atrlCHt fflinn imrini -n MnM,.,n
guidance. Prancliot Tone Is scon as'
ner young ipver, . .
Phllllns Holmns nmimntji Mi. mm
maturo role of his entire picture' car
eer as ioro Ayiesworth who trlea to
win tile affectlonit nf Mlu rt'Riiitinn
Ted Healy, madcap master of "stooge"
comedy, attompts his first dramatlo
rolo and Is sold to carry the part
With as much Kimrom n. ntiv rt 1,1.,
famous stage antics. Russell Kordlo.
Is a young acrobat who marries Brady
in the early sequences of tho picture.
S1IAWNEE, Okla., Jan. 2 () Tho
guard over Wilbur Underiuil was re
doubled today as tho southwestern
desperado clung to cubing llfo.
No reason was given for the addi
tional guard over tho bank robber
and killer who physicians say is
dying.
Underbill's brldo of a month and
Raymond Roc, Identified as the own
er of a truck used In an attempted
bank burglary at Jlarraii, okla.,' were
taken to Oklahoma City for question
ing last night. by R. H. ColvJn, fed
eral agent.
Colvln, who led tho raid which re
sulted In the capture of Undorlilll
alter a gunflght In which Eva Mie
Nichols, beauty parlor operator, was
wounded fatally, sold Underbill had
admitted the attempted btu-glary and
lobbery of banks in Kansas, Kcn
tutVy Arkansas and Oklahoma.
SOCIAL CALENDAR;
Tuesday, Jan. 2 -
7:00 Noighbora of Woodcraft in
. stallatlon of officers, Odd Fellows
hail.
Wednesday. Jan. 3
V-00 Porkdole o!ub. with Mrs.
Ella Smalley, Y Avo.
2:00 So-No-lte club, wltli Mrs.
Rota Oaortnor,
2:30 Presbyterian Ladles Aid, at
tli church.
2:30 Methodist Ladles Aid,
with Mrs. Alice Castle at tho La
Orando hotel.
6:30 Standard Bearers, with
Miss Lcnoro lleadlcy.
7:30 Robekali lodge, ot tho Odd
Fellows hall.
Thursday, Jan. 4
8:00 Hl-Lo club, Mrs. H. M.
lIoard.
?:00 Holoinnla club, with Mrs.
Clyde Charlton.
3:00 Diversity club, with Mrs.
. Lucille Prlco.
2:00 6. 1. A., nt the Sacajawca
Inn.
?:00 Prcabylerlan Home Dc
partnu!ut, with Mm. Lynno Bohn
enkamp, 1704 Hrst.
7:00 ProRbytorlan oholr rehear
sal followed by party at the homo
of Mrs. J. p. Moreloclc.
8:00 L. H. 8. Parent Teacher
association, at the school.
Friday, Jan. 5
1:00 Chapter I, P. B. O., with
Mrs. C. 11. Eberhard.
:1B Lucky Doven club, with
Mrs. diaries Btliur.
Saturday, Jan. 0
2:00 Women's Relief Corps, at
the Odd Fellows hall.
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Monday, Jan. 8
2:00 Art Ramblers club with
Mrs. Clyde Seltz.
2:00 Art Research club, with
Mrs. C. M. Humphreys.
2:00 Wakellta club, with Mis.
J. J. Broomfleld.
3:45 La Orande City council of
P. T. A., at the Sacajawea Inn.
11:00 Queen Esther circle of the
, M. B. church, wltli Miss Lois
Jean Davis.
7;po Dinner club, with Mr. and
' Mrs. H. M. Flnlsy.
7:30 Daughters of Union Vet
erans, Lano chapel.
In New Home
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Waller have
moved from their former home on
M avenue to a residence on Spring
avenue between Third and Fourth
streets. -
river, which during the storm became
a mad stream 15 feet wide, was a
death trap. Police today were search
ing Its course for flocxh victims, a
number already having been taken
from various parts of the river bed.
There wore disaster reports from ail
sides of Los Angeles, In the suburbs,
as well as within the city. To the
west In the Santa Monica mountains,
canyons wore turned into torrents
and homes washed away.
Many of the victims were carried
to death in their sleep as the tor
rents washed away their homes in
tne La urcsconta region.
Fears that Victor McLaglen, screen
actor, might have met mishap In the
flood that swept over La Crescents,
where he has a large estate, were al
layed today when a motion picture
studio communicated with him by
telephone,.
Between eight and fifteen Inches of
rain, suddenly pouring cPwn as
through a trap door had been sprung
in leaden skies which had threatened
bud weather for a week, created scenes
of havoo second only to the appalling
damage In tho millions done by the
March earthquake.
Burglars Enter High
SchpoJ Saturday JSight
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Mr. . aralapp returned ' Saturday
morning from tho annual convention
of the Oregon State Teachers associa
tion, held In Portland, In which he
participated, . tv.
RAINFALL IN
ICFTY FOR '33
23.04 INCHES
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with somo of the wettest days in
local history, although it was excelled
by several. 1 '-
Cloudy Month
December also was one of the
cloudiest months on record, with 27
cloudy days, two partly cloudy, and
only two clear. Rain fell on 27 of
the 31 days of the month. The snow
quota so far this winter has been
only six Inches, far below normal.
' Rainfall records for 1033 follow:
Month j Plus Departure
1 From Normal
January 2.00 .21 minus
February 3.31 1.44 plus
March 2m normal
April 2.05 .38 plus
May i 2,20 .24 plus
June - 104 .43 minus
July .54 -.17 plus
August .75 .05 plus
September 2.70 1.48 plus
October 95 .68 minus
November 1.81 .27 minus
December 3.S4 1.48 plus
Total 23.04 ; 3.60 plus
C. E. Societies Plan
Rally Here Tomorrow
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Oregon Christian Endeavor Union
and field secretary of the California
O. E. Union.
Several meetings will be held dur
ing the day. Including one for offi
cers of Orande Rondo Christian En
deavor Union when they will meet'
for a luncheon at the home of Mrs.
I. C. Bowser.
In the afternoon at 3:30 (there will
be a meeting of all ooclcty officers
and members of the Christian
ohurch' when Mr. Brown will answer
questions and give general informa
tion regarding Christian Endeavor
methods and other problems.
The main meeting will be held in
tne basement of the Presbyterian
church at 8 o'clock sharp when a
potluck dinner will bo served. All
Christian Endeavorers and their
friends are invited.
A number are expected to attend
these meetings tomorrow from out of
town. Including several from Baker,
Enterprise, Summervllle and Lower
Cove societies, and a large attendance
Is expected.
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for this Column must
be In by 8 s, m.
Inn, Thursday, Jon. 4th, 8 p. m.
, 1-2-3 t.
Regular meeting tonight (Tuesday)
of Royal Arch Masons. Work in the
M. M. Degree. ."
- C. M. HUMPHREYS, Secretary.
1-2-1 t.
' STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL
MEETING
Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders
of the First- National Bank, of La
Orande, will be held at their banking
houso in 14 Orande, Oregon, on Tues
day, January 8th 1834, at 10 o'clock
A, M. At this meeting a Board of
Directors will be elected to serve for
the year 1034 and such other 'busi
ness will be transacted as may be
properly' offered.
12-8-lra A. K. PARKER, Cashier.
to E. R. Rlugo, attorney for said ad
ministratrix, at his office in the West
Jacobson Building, La Orande, 'Ore
gon. i '".:'.
Dated December 19, 1933.
BERTHA 80HWEBKB, Administratrix
of the Estate of; Charles J. Linden,
Deceased. ' v "' ' ' t
Dee. 19, 28, 1933 and Jan. 3, 9 1934
Wouldn't that cock your pistol I
Auctioneering by Jay Breshears, Allcel.
12-8-1 m.
SCHOOL CHILDREN
You can get scratch paper for
school at tho Observer. Now 2 pads Sc.
. 8-14-t f.
SKI FANS ATTENTION
Four reels of ski pictures taken on
Mount Hood, together with an In
structive talk on skiing. No charge.
Courtesy Bohnenkamp's. ifiacajawea
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
' IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
UNION COUNTY, OREGON.
In the Matter of the Estate of
CHARLES J. LINDEN, Deceased.
' The undersigned having been duly
appointed by the County Court of
Union county, Oregon, administratrix
of the Estate of .Charles J. Linden,
deceased, and having qualified, notice
is hereby given to the creditors and
all persona having claims against said
deceased to present them, verified! as
required by law within six months
after the publication of this notice.
NOTICE TO CKEPITOHS
. Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned has been appointed Exe
cutor of the Last Will end Testament
and of the estate of Anna, Lovely, jd.
ceased, all persons -having'1 claims
against said estate are hereby re
quired to present same, wttiv proper
vouchors, to said Executor, at.theof
f Ice of H. E. Dixon, Attorney at Uaw
Room 23, Foley Bldg., La Orande,
Oregon, within six months from he
date of this notice. -i j ':
Dated this 19th day of December,
1933. ' 1 M .
0. V. TRILL, Executor.
H. E. DIXON, Attorney for Estate. :
Dec. 19, 28. 'Jan. 2, 9,'lB.
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Trotter's Clearance sale this year means
much more than an ordinary sale. We
bought heavily in the spring at 1933 LOW
PRICES. We have taken our discounts from
these prices, NOT THE MARKET PRICE
This means' that you are receiving double
savings by getting your suit now for when
this merchandise is replaced it will be at the k
present market price . . . considerably higher.
95 $
ss;'s $2&;'s S2S-85
Broadcloth
Shirts
Solid colors or patterns
in fast colors,' qp
pre-shrunk collar. oDC
3 for ?2.25
Shirtcraft FruiU (ft-i (yr
of-,the-Loom tpJL.t7
3 for $3.50
"Grayco" - "Airman" rr
Regular values $1.95-... tp A.DO
Pajamas
Broadcloth' Button and pull-over
styles, solid colors and patterns.
Regular rt-j ort
f 1.65 values fbL,4U
Regular tn -t rr
?1.95 values tbl.OO
Cords
$2.45 -$3.55
Shoes & Oxfords
Florsheim $6.85 - $7.85
f ortunes $2.95 r $3.95
Cossack
Coats
In Suede Leather
Boys' and Men's
Cocoa or Champagne
4.85 & $5.95
Girls'
Peach - Champagne
and Dark Brown
$5.95
Union Suits
Good heavyweight
:otton
85c
10 Per cent wool T -t -t r
,D1.19
Union Suits
House Slippers
Dne Lot of ' ' ' f7CT
Odds and Ends OC
AH Others 20 Qtf 1
Lounging Robes
100 Flannel - Silk
or Heavy Wool
20 OFF
Men's Pants
All Wool - Heavyweight
20 OFF
Neckties
'Grayco" Ties, ork
.Regular $1.00 0)C
Regular 65c and 75c (ji-t ei
- $1.0.0
K-l $1.20
Sox
Good Quality Ravon
Fancy Patterns
5 Pair -$1.00
PENDLETON BLANKETS
$6.35