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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1934)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. M John Wealty Is Named President Of Association Thursday, January 18, W34 jolin Weatty, of Elgin, was re elected president of the Blue Moun tain Livestock association, when the board of directors met Wednesday Afternoon Ixi the offices of H. Q. Avery, county agricultural agent. R. B. French, qf Povo. was elected vice president, Duncan McDonald having held the office previously, and Mr, Avery was re-elected secretary-treasurer. Four members of the' board of directors were -re-elected at a gen eral meeting of the association two weeks ago, and they mot with the old members. The board Includes Duncan McDonald, La Grande; John Wealty, Elgin; John Bchroedor, Island City; B. Woodruff, Union, A. North Powder, and P. Summervllle. French, Cove; William F. Bowman, a. Pottrabs, SEVERAL SEEK LOCAL LIQUOR APPOINTMENT . (Continued From Page One) to the commission for other positions, Inoludlng clerical work and clerking. Mr. Runte, who has toocn In La Grande frequently during the lost 20 . years and who Invested a consider able sum of money some years ago In the, Mercy Theatres, Inc., to which thtfLa Grande theatres belong. Is well known here among the 'business mt& oi the city, and his appointment is meeting with approval on. the part of his friends Jiere. Ho recently travelled through Eastern Oregon representing Neustadtex Bros., cloth ing firm, and ibefore that, according to local business ' men. represented Hlrsch-Wols Manufacturing Co. of Portland. . Frequently during his vis its to La Grande he remained over several days in connection with his business interests hero. Mr. Runte will have all of Eastern Oregon under his supervision except Klamath and Lake counties and will have his headquarters Jn this olty. He will have charge of tho conduct of the commission's operations in thta territory, will arrange for establish ing liquor stores as recommended by the administrator to the commission, and will investigate and recommend appointments of agents to -handle commission liquor where stores are not to be Installed. He also will check on applicants for positions In his dis trict, to find the best men for the places available.- ' , ELKS LODGE RATES HIGH OVER STATE (Continued From Pogo Oho) j gathered for the visit of the district deputy whioh also Included an Initia tion of a large class of candidates. Prior to'the lnltlatloiitho ctadMates were paraded on Adams avenue to the strains of music supplied by a "Ger man Band." During the session they furnished the entertainment in the form of a sohool which proved to be very amusing. Exalted atuler Stall,- of the Baker lodge, was a guest. Adding Interest to- the meeting also was the attend ance of Jock M. Farlss, his first time following a long Illness. A clam feed followed the meeting, with L. L. Snodgrass In charge. The dance committee, headed by Victor A. Eckley, announced that a ,m Ttpxt Tuesday eve ning at 9 o'clock in the ballroom at the temple. CHILD MAKES GOOD RECORD Although only 22 months old, Boy Beaumont, son of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Beaumont and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Smith, Is no mean cycllBt. The little lad rode his tricycle from his home on East X avenue to Adams nvenue and Second stret, receiving old only at the crossings when he was lifted over the curbstones. The tricycle was a Christmas present to the lad. RALPH HURON TO BE SPEAKER Ralph R. Huron will be one ot the speakers at a program featuring rtn- t tional defense to oe mciuaea in wi regular meeting of the Baker post of the. American Legion tonight at Baiter. FUNERAL TORE HELD FRIDAY Funeral services for Johnny Gar rison, who passed away Saturday af ternoon, will be held from the chapel of 'Walker's Funeral Home Friday af ternoon at 2 o'clock with Rev. B. Marcus Godwin In charge of the ser vices. Burial will be In the Summer vllle cemetery. TEACHER ILL t AT HER HOME Miss Bcsste Pettlgrew, head of the English department at the La Grande High school, is ill at her home and her c'.asscs are being conducted by Alfred Meyers. Progress is Made By Missionaries (Continued rTom Page One) sing. ' High caste Hindus and un touchables are intcr-marrylng. as a result of Christian teaching. The Hindu system of religion Is being overcome Dy the Gospel of Christ, freeing the people from the oppres sion -under which they have Buffered for centuries, she said. Besides an Interesting address, Miss Miller showed an Indian house-god; an Indian costume, and other Inter esting things from her adopted land A ixn& audience heard Mies Millers address. 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