La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 28, 1934, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, April 23 1934 Vagt Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER LA GRANDE. ORE. OCl ETY Scholarship Loan Fund Concert Featuring- Jack Dennis and Triad Choir Monday Evening, April 30 ' Xotereat 1s lOcreaalDs dsT In tbc concert to be given M-rjdar at I o'clock la the. Rrst PibTtr.n Currh as ber&erit for the Kiwiir hlp lean fund of the L Orsi!s rieltnborbood club. 1U spo-sa's re pcrt, slid the Indiestio-s are tat the affsir will enjor a caparftj nyjae lor two reasons tbe rertts of t prorrtm luell nd tbe object for wdlch ft Is brfr beKJ. While te funds secured here are dupemed through ti state feoersUon. It baa been shown that local fur.i bare been used to mare tt plblc for girls of Eastern Oregon to attend tbe Eastern Oregon Kormal tcbool ri tbe past year. 4 Tbe program will consist of troupe of numbers by Jack Dennis, tenor robusto. former La Grander, whose musical background has been pre-V-O-irv discussed, and bj the Triad cbolr which has recently been re organized. This group of 30 cul tured voices has been banns. Inteo tire iis .! tbe i!rcx-.lc of Mr. Alfred U Rlcbarcuon, since lis reorganization and baa attained a very advanced derree of perfection. It Is stated. Mrs. Kitbar-so-'s great ability both as a vocalist and as a i director la very well Known in this Tyler. After a nymn. Mrs. T. E. Pier community. Her vocal background mcjn represented tbe society In wcl glve her a sensitive conception of j coming the girls. Miss Lenore Bead tbe niceties of melodies balance and j y responded for tbe Standard Bear proportion. She has also bad broad j n tjfi Miss Evelyn Baliard for tbe training as a conductor baring sttl- j Queen Esthers. Mlas Mansnne Boyles died under Bose Couisen-Keed. of . read two selectaona. A Btandard Bear- PortU rid. 1th Herbert Vfixherrpoon. vhen be wu director of the CT.lc?o Musical college, mltendinf bis oper cUie and taiRDg special rocal train Inf. including repertoire. For tiro eaaoiu, Mra. Hlchardaon m a tu idrat under Arthur Alexander, who among other thJngf. baa been ?oel conductor of Hollywood Bowl, him self student under the great Jean De RenzJce. of Paris. Another In structor was Oscar Saeniref, vocal coach, of Kew York City, with such a background, tt is known that Mrs. Richardson ta emlnentiy qualified to bring this froup of women to their present state-wide recognition. The detailed program for Monday erentnx Is as follows: X (a) The Swan Salnt-S&ens (b) Tbe Dance Moskoriski Ladle' Triad Choir n a) Lund da euro bene ecchi b RecltatiTe and ArU "Ombrt Mai Fu" from "Berse" Handel (c) Hon e Ver Mattel Mr, Dennis III (a) Die Dlchterliebe , (Schumann (b) Jet; Baker IX? Orteg Mr. Dennis IV (a) Waltx of tbe Flowers from -The Mutcracer saute TscbaUcowtkr (b) Lore's Dream Liszt Mrs. H. K. Ashbr, soloist Ladles' Triad Choir trmimo oxm. fu) (b, T&e CrytaJ Gazer. Kramer Ic) A Wanderer's Son? . Rasoach id) When I Think Upon the Maidens" Head Mr. LVnnu Old Timers Dinner Monday Evening Monday evening. April 30 at 8:30 O'dorJc. tbe Old-Tuners club of tbe SOCIAL CALENDAR Baturday, April 28 5 DO Bpeech arts tournament dinner. L Grande hotel, follow . ed by final program at B. O. N. Monday, April 30 10:00 Sunoner Roundup, 8:00 Jack Denrus-Tnad choir concert. First Presbyterian . church. 7:30 Recital club, Sacajawea. BRAND NEW MODEL ELEVEN PHILCO AUTO RADIO : $44-95 instalUd to car aerial A genuine all-electric sniper heterodyne that outperforms auto radios at much higher price! New Electro-Dynamic Kpeaker. Automatic Volume Control, PIliLCO Hifh-Kffi-ciency Tubee and other bitr features provide amazins; tone and remarkable power at all speeds. Installed while you wait! EASIEST TERMS Ak About Our Frm Trial Offmr RADIO MUSIC & SLTI'LY ( O. Phone Main 805 Union Pacific, under tbe supervision of BciTd Pioooci. will aerve a ci-Ciur- dinner In the club rooms At tbe La Grand depot, for CXct Tuners and their fnends. De to tbs proyrrara which Is bem? spocsored by tbe La Orande h'enbofbood club on this date. arrar.?emtnta are being made to complete the prorrarn In sufficient t:me to pcrrr.lt ail who desire to. to attend the scholarship loan bene' f:t concert. ess Mothers-Daughters In Annual Banquet The annual Mothers-Daughters ple- .lie which members of tbe Women's Foreign Missionary society of tbe Methodist erc hotd In the spring of each year was bead in tbe social ball at tbe cburcb last evening In stead of the par aa bad been orig InaUy planned. Tne rl)pir.g room was very prettily decorated and tbe tabtea, set diagonally across tbe room, were very attractive. Places were arranged I'jt GO people. Tbe dinner waa served I by a group of tbe members of tbe i adult aodetT. The after-dinner pro- gTm announced by Mrs. R. P. 1 er aont? "FoHow The Gieara," cloaed this part of the protam. Mlist Bex nit Plerson. who has been a worker In all the gtxW mociary socleuc. was given a mjrpnat miieUaneous shower by the weerjen's society. An lrJorrnaJ social hour cocaclucltd the event. Mrs. Ray Murphy Heads Central P.T.A. Mra. Ray Murphy was elected pres ident of the Central Parent Teacher association at the regular meeting Friday afternoon. Other officers were re-elected as follows: first nee presi dent, Mir. F. L. Ralstcm; second vice president, Mrs. Henry Melancon: sec retary. Mrs- Clarence Krpp; treasurer. Mrs. Miles Fallow: historian. Mrs. Fred Hennlng. These officers will be Installed at the May meeting. At that time there will also be a tea and candy sale with Mrs. Lee Boury in charge. The pupils In Mas Ruth Ganick's room presented the program, and the picture award for the month went to Uisa Imoicen Ruasell'a room. Dr. Lews Agar gave a talk on child health and the Importance of the summer round-up and also a demonstration of the effects of antitoxin on toxin antitoxm and the importance of the follow-up by the Schick test. Newlyweds Complimented Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Pels, who were recently married were pleasantly sur prised Prtdsv evening by tbe em ployes oi tbe Standard lsundry where Mrs. Pelk had been emploj'ed. Tbe newlyiveda wwre presented wltbi a lovely (rift. Games were played and light refreshment served. Oueets were Mr. and Mrs. Pels, Mr. and Mrs. Merlin BaUey. Mr. and Mrs. El mer Conrad. Mr. and Mrs. Othle En terilne. Mr. and Mrs. Erord Chadwlck and daughter, Mra. Preda Adams. Mrs. Nona Combs. Ruth McCaah. Mrs. Ma Chimp, William Dunn, Mrs. lee Housten and daughter, Joan. Mrs. Elmer Locsen and son, Elmer, leona Berry. Donna Pel and Elton Berry. Kilkare Klub With Mrs. Cole Members of the Kilkare Klub met Friday evening with Mrs. Martha Cole, three table having been formed for brldKe. Mrs. Lucille Prloa re ceived tb prize for high score snd Mrs. Plorenos Slokke. second. Re freshment were served. The club will meet next time with Mrs. Walter Young on May 11. Country Club Luncheon Friday Fifty La Grande women attended the brldjre lunclteon given PneUy at ANNOrSriNO NU-M0DE A new tvpe of fingrrwsvr. tones i tint I. brsutlflts. mnd!l!on ind rrvllsllr th hslr. A llnc.r-s-svo thst Is lustrous. Irte from powdtr snd Hake. TRY THH NEW "NATURAL" PEllilANENT WAVE REYNAID-S Sw Fiilrv Bldg. Phone Main 7BS Is Your Yard Attractive? The l.oae n:ut be s well painted bakkTcmnd. lyt us !.r.w you how little this cuts. Fur lCc an o'.A paint brush can be made ne new with 5a va Brush. Home Lumber & Coal Co. Phone Main 17 Mlrkev McCoy w. o. Bsvrver Farmers' Prlei.dlr Hesdqusrters oooooooooooocoooccoooooo Miss label Morton gCCJSty R2:vw Pboc: Mm too CntU Noon oooooooooooooooooooooooo lb La Graa-e country club. 40 guesu and ten members of tbe fats-tea-. comzsiuee Mrs. le Boury, chair man. Mrs. L. D. McCoy, Mrs. William Siegrist, Mrs. M. evsobecson. Mrs. John Tbeisea. Mrs. A. K- Parte-. Mrs. Pete Larson. Mrs. H. . Aahby. Mrs Lester Bramweil and Miss Vertie Ple aer. Lu-eheon was served st 1:00 ocie, panaies being the table ec onucu wltb to tallies matching. There were ten tabjea for bridge, when Mrs. Harry MnClay mad rgii score and Mrs. Pranx Baiston. fourtb. Tb next social event at tbe dub will b las wonting gtrl- breakfast tb date to be announced later. . E. COOLIDGE MAIN SPEAKER AT LODGE MEET H. EL Coolie Ti In PraJSeloa TfcurwlT xii4i&S eTCt in corinecticn wiiti tii :trticn oi it 1 3 bih nn:TrwLT7 of OSdJfrUow .jp )n it Vni'Jta Si.. ir. Coo kne wu it rnxin tpzt-ttr irx the l ortSer. TRUCK KILLS 15 SHEEP ON ROAD FRIDAY Fifteen sheep belonging t the Warner ranch of Pendleton i killed on the highway west of La Grand yesterday, when a truck driven by B. J. Beebemers, of Boise. Ida., coillded with a band of sheep. The driver rejorted that his brsk Una broke and he waa unable to stop In time to avoid hitung some of the sheep, although he was flagged by the tender. POLICE FIND STOLEN AUTO A Chrysler car, stoJen from l-8 Gettings and Hanks garage ear!y Fri day, ni recorered about 4 30 o'clock ye-rtertlay afternoon near La Grande by the city police. The car, which apparently had been taker for ft Joy noe. accordlrjg to the police, was found abarjrdoned on a little u&ed road, near this city. ERNEST WALDEN HAS OPERATION E. P. Walden underwent a major operation yesterday morning at the Grande Ror.de hospital and is report ed to be recoTer.ng satisfactorily. TOKYO WORD IS WELCOMED BY AMERICA (Continued Prom Page One) was ordered today to undergo three months of intenslre training in the rudiments of military and aviation technique and physlca.1 culture. Progress Show Will Conclude Tonight (Continued Prvm Page One) She was accompanied by Mrs. Robert son at the piano. Mrs. Plana Sherwood sang several numbers, playing her own accompani ment, and Ray Williams sang two se lections The three Orton boys, of Cove, played several numbers and the Cnlon Ranee Riders gave numerous lections, and also presented a spe cial number during the dancing. The committee In charge an nounces that several other apeclal features will be sdded to the program lor this evening snd a large crowd Is anticipated. The man who thinks be can figure out how many acres of wheat should be planted each year never raised wheat until ready for his bread basket. Their representative will co-operate with us in showing the latest fabrics and fashions. Order now delivery any time BPERONALS Ta Wallowa j & trending a few days here on bitsl- Mr. and Mrs. C, D. Kelly and son ' rA, haTe toXAd to Wallows, where tbe? , will neside Mm next few tnoctbs, : To Mt-e while Mr. Kelly is ec-plTed. on a ut Zllwyx Vernon and Miss Hul rcd coc tract. i jk Anderson accompanied a group ' of pirls from the La Grand High Is Reeieetad- school to Pendleton today, where they Herman J. Kramer wbo Is a for- liie oirla Leaje confer- mer reaident of La Orande and a e,e vili,h u t- r-c held there. graduat of ti looal hlen school, ha been re-eiected pnnctpal of tfcej sen- f jva HanUnrtr)D lor high acbooi at Stlrerton. Ore. Mj3 Crt. oi Huntlnrton. Is YKtlt C. B Baer, prominent business man of Bater. was a business Tlartor in La, Grande on Thursday. Former ltesdnt Mr. and Mra. B M. Todd, who for mersy made their home in La Grande, CREAMERY FIRST TO BE UNIONIZED Employes of the Blue Mountain creamery hare organized a new uroon here which la affiliated with the Amerlcan Federation of Labor, and the union has been formslly recog- nixed and accepted by H. P. Tyler. proprietor of the creamery, which Is believed to be the first firm of Its kind m Oregon to become unlonued. Prank Wilson Is president of the , local union, which also Is designed Include a. classes of workmen I not having other unions. BULLETS END FLIGHT OF 2 ! FROM PRISON. I " j (Continued From Pat One) i today to tbe queat for kidnapera of fourth .day after ihe waa spirited aa-ay while returning from acbooL 1 ' CHICAGO. Apr. 28 6P John J. "Boss" McLAUghlin. a politician, was arretted last night on a ruppressed warrant charging him with consptr- tacy in pot-ing part of the Ed- ward Bremer I200.CO0 ransom. Mankind Winning Fight Acrainst Dread DlsmI (Continued, From Page One) cuUneous medicine. He has not yet reached the point- where he is ready to try tbe vaccine J on humans I -Rwrr Tvihi. .-h-nr of failure ! must be checked before we tke such a vital step. he says. "But if the laws which seem to govern the action of vaccines. In gen eral are true of this serum, then there is every reason to believe that, bavin? proved effective on monkeys, it will prove effect on mankind." Phophet Vollva has deferred, the end of the world from next fall to ltM3. Okh by us. If It's still flat. CONCERT JACK DENNIS - TENOR Assisted by Ladies Triad Choir Monday Evening - S P. M. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Auspices La Grande Xeighlxirhood Club Benefit Scholarship Loan Fund Admission - 35c MEN YOU ARE Monday, April 30 Tuesday, May 1 The ladies, - an exclusive CHICAGO Largest tailors in the world of Q00D made-to-order clothes spendms; a few day here naiunj and ' trivniactir butinesa Bet urns H ; A. T. .Troll'.r.ger was removed to i his h"rr-e this moramf from the Grande Ronde hotital where be tm ' dervent an operation recently. Spends Mas Prances Kelly Is spending the weesend st the home of her parents. Mr. snd Mrs. W. C. Kelly. She is e teacher in the Junior high school st Biker. Minor Operatasn j er!jt AbT & KiseU. underwent a , 0 mormiig at the 0rlzKie pat Ua'X- ' Frrm wport I mk! Plndley. of Newport, 1 Wlih u ru.UTl? r cu-orhter. Mrs. 1 ., f(1 nu, r- j tM bn r...,rit rnxt-r. i r.r r. paj-. 1 . ,,-.,, w . m Walla Walla. Mrs. Plndley e-pressed heraell being very fsvorabiy 1m- ! pressed with the Grande P.onde val jiev. I'rom Pendleton Dtan Lobu? of Pendleton. accompanied Mr. LsOhangh, principal Pnnr1 Hh fcchooi- to Grande today and nas been nsitlng friend. ; From San .Jaw Prof. Elmo eterenon nas u hla guest a present his mother, who I c&coe within the last few days from f her home In San Jose. Cal. and will keep hcruae for him while his .wife is i in Nexda, hanng been called, by the cntical Ulness of her mother. Tbe i SteTensona are morln: next wwk from their apartment to the K Her man house. ai waiu wajia I The La Grande Tennis club will i plsy a return match with tbe Walla Walla team tomorrow at Walla Walla. 1 oose casing me inp . wins. Jean isyior, V1""' Ch! Walnum. BUI Cooper, Bill BDtl np Reynolds. L Grsnde wa Tictorious in the first j niatch and hopes to be able to repeat aain tomorrow. KXurn Home Mrs. Imn Pepper and daughter, i PhyiUs. le.t this morning for their home at Nampa after having spent tbe last five weeks in La Grande. While here Mrs. Pepper was caring for her mother. Mrs. Dave Allen, who underwent an operation but is very ereatly Improved. DATED UP FOR too, are invited to Tailoring from Display STOCK MARKET IN PEACEFUL DOZE KEW YORK. Apr. 28 Wl The stock market dozed peacefully during the greater part of todays brief ses sion and pnees generally were a lit tle heavy at the cose. It was one of the dullest sessions of the year. Baliies in wheat and other commod Itles fald as stmiuls-.iA Transfers spproximated GPJ W shares. Closing figures Include : Air P-educ , 100', Al Chem and Dye 16 American Can 101 !4 American T and T 120 Bethlehem Steel , , . J. X. Cas, Chrysler Ooi a and E Continental Can General Motors Johns ManvUie . LthheyPord L4ij:ett and Mvers B . Montcsziery Ward Max Disall J. C. Feriney Pub Ser o! S J. . . - 404 68H - S-J, IS em - 36 56 . Si'i 94 301 - 2S"s, G2-i 38, - 26; 3S - , .129 Southern Pacw St. CI of Cal St. CJ of K. J. Union Pacific . United A-rraft Culled Corp C. 8. Indus Alco U. a 6iel . 231, . 6 51 . 491, AT THE LIBERTY Tugboat Annie and "E&sptrtln fonn the latest cinema team. Skfarte Dressier and Lionel B-rvniore. to gether, come Sunday to the Liberty theatre in "Her Sweetheart" (Chris topher Bean), which marks their first appearance as co-stars. Tee new picture, s vivid drama based on the famous Kew York stage hit. The Late Crn:opher Bean." presents both stirs in characLers un like any they have eTer played. Miss Dressier enact Ahby. tbe faithful old servant. Barrymor is seen as tbe kindly country physician. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK POP.TlA.VD. Apr. 23 si CattJe: 2755, calves!, 310 for week. Top steers lost 25c In spots and ciosed at 6 00 rat. CKher grades were unchAnged. Bulk grain fi steers ff3.00 S. 50. with short fed 4 CO.. 4.75: tellers 1-5.105.15 for best; bulk a350Sf4.75; beef cows 3 00- 4 00. with few (-40; bulls 2.7"5flr335; good to choice veaJers So 30 m 7.0O; cull to me- i D Starting Sunday The Screen's Best-love Stairs together! CHRISTOPHER L BEAN J with HELEN MACK BEULAH B0NDI JEAN HERSH0LT and MARKET X E VV CHICAGO Open May July Sept. .Jf?i CHICAGO C0R.N . .43. -"'i May July Sept. POBTLANU HAI Open High Low Clnas JH S 6(" "Z. T Ml .Kill- ' -6 Uy July Sept. dium 120 a 5-0. Hogs: 4OTJ, for week. Trade closed with net loss 25 -50c. Early tops In light butchers M 50. but closed at 4.15; heavier grades (3 75 s 4. is; feeder pigs Sheep: 3873 for week. Market ap peared steady, although greasy old crop lambs were weak; spring lambs 325 80. with coenmon medium throwout 4fl.00e70; shorn ewes 12 .3. , Cammann Pitches E. 0. ' To 7-2 Win at Whitman' (Continued Prgm Pag One) home. Wagoner making first base on For The Young SOPHISTICATE A new hairdress, leaving the brow oare for oif-the-face hats . . . and cascading In little ringlets around the back of the head. Including Haircut and Fingerwave In dudes F ham poo, Haircut and Pingerwaye .75 .50 Olhrrs at 3M and So.00 FI.VGEBWAVES Wrt. lie Dry. 50c Cinderella Shop All Work Guaranteed Pbo-e Mala 230 1113 Adams MA What a treat's in store for you now! Marie and Lionel in their greatest roles score a tri umph that will tu? at your heart strings. make you laugh till tears roll down your cheeks! It's grand! You'll love it ! "BEER AND PRETZELS" Musical Revue J6 lj E J IXA t WIUAI Ul Lo" , Caoas .'! fs .IK'-, ' ' s .'.r a walk. Monday and Tuesday afternoon, E. O. N. will play College of Idaho In La Orande, both games beginning at 4 p. m. on the Normal school diamond. The scores yesterday: First game: R- H. E. E O. N. . 202 900 0 7 6 2 Whitman 020 000 0 2 4 10 Batteries: Cammann and Drelsb&ch; Sparkmsn snd Edwards. Second game: R. H. E. E O. S. 100 000 0 1 3 3 Whitman 332 500 0 13 13 3 Batteries: Worthley and Dretsbach: Lernmell and Edwards. SAFEWAY " r STORES H0MEMAKER3' BUREAU COURSE IN 3 - DAY COOKING SCHOOL Instructive Entertaining TONIGHT , JOAN BLONOELL I ADOIPHE MtHJOU mm II MnMI few "ic poweu There's joy awaiting you . . . laughs, thrills, heartthrobs in this glorious entertain ment. Mm V r.iisin.. Based on the play "The Late Christopher Bean"