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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1934)
Page Four (Incorporated) As Independent Newspaper Phone Main 600 ' B. W. FREDERICKS . HAROLD U. KINIiAY PubUshed .evenlngs, exception Sunday, at mo Sixth-rtreet, L ' Grande, Oregon. M Entered at the Postofflce ot U Grande, Oregon., a Second, ciaei UU Matter under act of March a; 1879. . m OyPIOIAIi PAPER OP UNION COUNT , AKD TEE CITY OP LA , GRANDS - MEMBER OP ASSOCIATED PIUa: The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to uee for publication of all newa dlspatobes credited to It or not otherwtoe credited If pub Uabed here. All right, of republication of apeclal dispatches in thU paper and also the local newa herein also are reaerred. National Advertising Representative U. O, MOOEMBEH CO., Inc.. Ban Francisco. Loa Angeles. Seattle, Portland. Ohloaro-. ' Detroit. New York Let not them that wait on thee, Q.Lord C,od of hosts, le ashamed for my sake: let not those that seek thee be con founded for my suke, 0 God of Israel. Psalm 69: 6. i2 -YEARS OK SPLENDID SERVICE Colonel Ralph R. Huron, who yesterday completed 12 years of service to his government and this community as post master of La Grande, soon will retire from his federal posi tion. And in stepping down from the post in which he has served for more than a decade, ho will carry the best wishes of the entire community. His has been a job well done, a service splendidly performed and he leaves a fine record for successors to seek to equal. During his 'period in office, Colonel Huron has built up a fine organization until today tie, La Grande post office is listed 'among the most efficient in the northwest'. Many im provements have taken place" in the last 12 years, and' most of them found the postmaster directly responsible. , As was to lie expected in view of the changing of the administration from Republican" to Democratic, a successor of the now majority party has been appointed,. Yesterday the Word came over the Associated Press wires in the Obser ver office that Victor Eckley, state representative from Union county the' last two terms and a well known La Grande mer cHant, had' been appointed-to succeed' Colonel' Huron. .. With full knowledge that a change was to be made because, of long'' honored political' practices';' the appointment of Rep. Eckley" is very gratifying not only to Ii Grande people; but to the county as a whole. A young man' with a splendid record;' there is every reason to believe Hint the newly ap pointed postmaster will continue the high type of service the city is now enjoying, and will add new laurels to his already long list of accomplishments in public and commurir ity service. TEST TUBE TWINS BORN TO COUPLE IN LONG ISLAND NEW YORK m Laboratory babies, In a broad sense of the word, , have become a fact, it became, known upon the birth of twins to a couple living tn Long Island. Dr. Prances Seymour, woman ob stetrician, confirmed the mother's claim b her"'tit tube" babies and said there had been eight successful deliveries' In Nev Yortf City stnee ex-1 perimentatlon In this line of scien tific endeaVor was started two years Bgo by herself and Dr. Alfred Koer ner. Somewhat astonished that word of the birth leaked out. Dr. Seymour said she presumed the parents were happy enough over birth of tlie chil dren to be unable to contain them selves. Hesitant to talk at first, she later opoke frankly to avoid public mlsLm denttandlng, sho Bald. Thirteen successful artificial In semination hnvw been made, she said, eight of them deliveries so far. Eleven, she said, were actually the offspring of the husband and wife concerned and different only in that impregna tion was scientific. "The other two mothers ure both prominent business women," site stated. "They wanted babies but were unmarried. They felt they hud a right to have children. One now has a buby nine months old. The other will give birth any day now." In the first Instance, the physician pointed out definitely, tli, babies are actually of the parents own flesh nnd blood. In the second, the father is anonymous save to the physician. In the ciu of eugenic babies. Dr. Seymour said, the fathers nr care fully picked and tested. The name of Cumberland state park In Kentucky has been changed to Pine Mountain park to avoid con fusing It with Cumberland Fulls stnte pnrk. BUS SERVICE For WALLOWA, ENTKItPMSR, JOSEPH and Way Polnta. Leave La Grande, Dally 4:10 P. M. Fur PENDLETON, Way Polnta Leave La Orande, Dally 10:30 A. M. U. P. Stag Depot, " Adataa Phone MAIN 49 "Pres-to-logs" re. .Publisher and General Manager Business Manager MRS. B. F. BELL, PROMINENT COVE RESIDENT, PASSES Mrs. B. P. Bell, member of a prom inent Union county pioneer family, died at 1:10 o'clock this morning at her home near Cove. She had been Ml for a long period of time and death was caused by cancer; Although ex pected for some time, her passing was a sad shock to her many friends and to her relatives. ' Funeral services will be held at Cove Thursday alternon at 2 o'clock. The body Is at the Bnotl grass and Zimmerman mortuary here today. Recall Movement Is Failure; Lacks Names (Continued from Page One; sored the recall movement. As was generally predicted when first news of the recall movement becum. public, petition circulators encountered considerable difficulty In cbthlnlng signatures. Generally, tills was construed to show the great majority of public sentiment to be with tin, three public officials. All City Classroom Teachers Ro-eleclcd (Continued Prom Page One) request was granted unanimously. For the lust several years diplomas have not been lsucd to eighth grade graduates. J 'J The Increasing work of scripture publication and distribution In Jap nn caused the American Bible so clety to build a new Ulblo bouse In Tokyo. Don't Forget 5c REMINGTON' rORTAULE TYPEWRITERS No. 5 Now S-15.no Noiseless $64.50 These Are Ideal Gifts for Graduates. MOTHER'S DAY CANDY - 30c to W 00 YAHDLEY'S LAVENDER SOAP - tl .00 BOX CREAMS - SACHET I .A VENDER WATER POWDER - COMPACTS MAKinillE SETS TOILET SETS ELECTRIC PADS SHAVING NEEDS FOR MEN ONLY Razors - Simps - Hones - T.ruslies - Mirrors Try the New Schick Dry Shaver . Eastman Cameras $1.29 to $20.50 Films - Finishing The Weather WEATHER FOKKCAST Orejjmi: Fair tonlRlit nnd Wednes day but becoming unsettled on Hie omuit WrdnrMluy; local frost" to nlKlit: rlslne temperature In (he In terior Wednesday; moderate change able wind offshore. LOCAL WEATIIKIl Monday: Maximum , minimum 43 above. Italn .10 of Inch. Cloudy. Today: Minimum II, ' a- m. above. Partly cloudy. Jack Dennis Charms La Grande Audience (Continued Prom Page One) generally, appreciated the selections themselves masterpieces from Salnt- Uaens, Moszkowskl, Tschalkowsky and Lls7.t the finished way in wnicn they were rendered purity of tone, tonal bulance, perfect diction re flected credit and much of it on the director and the Individuals In the group. Miss Hilda Anthony served as accompanist. The concert lost evening was given as a benefit for the Scholarship Loan Pund of the La Orande Neighborhood club and is reported to have been also n decided financial success. Mrs. R; P. Tv-ler. president of the club presided and Introduced the general program. Will Build Fluff e Grain Elevator PENDLETON VP) A grain eleva tor with a handling capacity of 135. 000 bushels of bulk grain will be con structed soon at Mlsolon, It was an nounced here by Pendleton Oraln Growers, Inc. In 1935 the elevator will be en larged to handle 200.000 bushels ot grain. It will be completed within six weeks. PHILIPPINES ACCEPT BILL OF FREEDOM (Continued-Prom Page One) the Islands by destroying the Span ish fleet, lasted only thirty minutes. : Ih accepting' the act signed by .President-Roosevelt Just two months ago, the legislature expressed the ls lunderV "appreciate and everlasting gratitude" to the president, cbngreus and the American people. He-e!ectel Miss Wllma Smith, who has taught the Riverside school the past year has been re-elected for next year lor the name district. A Complete Printing Service Quality Counts NELSON Oppo. P. O. Soap Sale 6 for 29c DEWITT'S ANTACID POWDER - 60c For Sour Stomachs "PLAVOROL" VANILLA Sweet. Lnsttni! Flavor U Pint - 29c 'i Pint - 49c Full Pints - 89c SEEDS Ferry's - Mnndevllle's Tested for (.Termination Westclox - Alarms 08c to ?.r).05 "For Happy Mornings" HA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. OLD : JOKE ABOUT BRIDE'S BISCUITS IS NOW OBSOLETE "It may be hard on the professional humorists, but now is the time to render obsolete the standard joke about' the "bride's biscuits and dumplings that bounce." Bo decrees Mrs. Marian Rogers Spencer, home economist of the Safe way1 Stores Homemakers' bureau, who will, conduct a three-day cooking school In the Sacajawea ballroom be ginning Wednesday May 0. Mrs. Spen cer will guide homemakers along that royal road to n man's heart as she offers, free of charge, the knowledge gained through' Intensive' food and recipe research by the bureau at Hs testing kitchen. 1 This bureau, unique In the west. Is designed for the especial guidance of western women, explains Mrs. Spencer. Under the direction of Mrs. Julia Lee Wright, noted homo econ omist, the bureau, starting In a modest manner In one room. Is now In Its third year. Mrs. Wright, also founder of the testing kitchen, now has under her direct supervision. 150 cooking schools covering territory from Kansas City west and from Can ada to the Mexican border. Services dealing with oil household and culinary problems are offered free In response to Inquiries od dresed to the homemakers bureau at Oakland. ''Bring a pencil and a friend," Is the slogan adopted by Mrs. Spencer as she prepares for the modernized cooking school which will be con ducted from 2 until 4 p. m. each day. The doors will be open each day at 1 o'clock. "All shopping for food products to ai'illlliB-frlinflimitiri ' " mmm as m ii 6 TO 40 GREATER OWNER LOYALTY! 8 TO 20 MORE OWNER SATISFACTION! Now for the first time a manufacturer of electric re frigerators offers definite proof of greater owner satisfaction! In a nation-wide survey of 15,000 homes, Westinghouse was found to lead all other makes- in owner loyalty and satisfaction 1 No wonder we say you'll be happier with a Wesr inghouse! Let us show you the latest "Master Series" models. Let us -explain the many features of convenience and economy that will siastic recommendation. bee tne complete line. Phone EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. be used at the clasess. I shall do In La Orande in" person," says Mrs. Spencer, "and the three days of the sessions will offer a wide variety of menus. These," she says, "will range from hearty meals to lighter lun cheon and entertainment dishes and delicacies to tempt palates of the family and guests." During the two hours of each ses sion, ten- complete dishes will be cooked or made In the mechanical refrigerator. The purpose of this schedule Is to show that there need be no drudgery or "fussing about" In preparing meals. BROTHER'S CAR IS STOLEN BY DILLINGERMOti Mrs. John Alery has received a let ter from her sister at Merrill, Wis., stating that the Dllllnger gang had stolen her brother's car. It was re covered after the Mercer Sunday night raid at St. Paul. Adolph Goetz, Mrs. Alery's brother, left for St. Paul to get the car and had not returned when the letter was written. - 4 CMOS PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wheeler spent most ot last -week in Baker visiting her sister, Mrs. Cluy Church, and family. Mrs. Arch Burford, ot High Valley, whoso sons. Howard and La Vaughn, are staying with the Wheel ers and attending high school, cared for things during their absence. Donald Ward returned Monday from Corvallls where he' had' spent several days at the F. P." A. conven tion. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Klngsley and granddaughter, Margaret Campbell, drore over from Boise to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Will Campbell. win your enthu- Come in today! Main 35 for Demonstration "Always at Your Service" 75 Pie-School Kiddies' Examined Here Monday (Continued Prom Page One) son and Mrs. John Bennett. Acker man and Greenwood pupils were ex amined at the Sacajawea annex with Mrs. Clyde Kiddle and Mrs. Harold Chadwlck as co-chairmen and they wero assisted by Mrs. LoRoy Knight, Mrs. John Camp and Mrs. B. Lester. Children who1 were examined' yes terday were of pre-school age and the purpose of the round-up- Is to give the parents art opportunity to dis cover any ailments of any kind such as Infected tonsils or adenoids, de cayed teeth, etc. Reports are to be given to the parents and an oppor tunity given them during the sum mer months to have these adjust ments made. Short Course In POPULAR PIANO Mrs. W. H. Pnrklnson an nounces the adoption of the association of modern music leries. Special Introductory Price for Pew Days Only. Private Lessons EASTERN OREGON SCHOOL OF MUSIC Odd Fellows Temple Phone 447J I TIM Wi MBi Makes Lots of Ice In a Hurry! Just look at this complete ice com partmentwith "Select -a -Cube" and rubber-grid trays, also triple service dessert tray. Make 118 large cubes over twelve pounds! POPULAR MUSIC TO BE TAUGHT A department of popular music has been announced by the EaMern Ore gon School of Music, who recently became associated with the National Association of Modem Music- A per sonal representative of the associa tion is here arranging for the estab lishment of the department. The as sociation Is an organization of schools which gathered material embracing the beet points of many systems of teaching and arrangea tnem m EIIlil IHiairisiiirintmMirMiiwtinwi mum TONIGHT i , . 3 9 a i4 11 '- 2 P3 a-s ft.V.- .jiWs-;'9 Tuesday, May 1, 193 1 deny progression. There Is no def- Inlte promise made of the length of time required to complete the course. I but exponents of the system deal are that when the 20 steps In the course are completed the students can play mcdem piano with professional j fin- lsh. Tlie 20 steps include elemen- ' tiu-y, advanced and yiofi.-iloiial tiwn- ing. ' .1"' 'I ' Mrs. Parkinson has been giving pi ano Instruction here for a number ot years. Her students and' recitals-are well known throughout the whole community. nr. And Starting Wednesday at 2:30 P. N. WARNER BROS, proudly present. . . . . THE SCREEN'S FIRST LAUGH EXTRAVAGANZA! With S ones and Music! xt year's styles in; and laughs To- morrow s vogue in dress- es and caresses What the well loved woman will wear and- how the well dressed woman loves!; 40 GORGEOUS MODELS!, 200 GLORIOUS GIRLS! . Directed &r WILLIAM DIETERLE Otnee tUttd byf B US BY BERKELEY - Gown bv ORRY-KELLY VEREE'Tt"' SEE The Fan Dance SEE The Parade of the ModeU SEE The most sensational' cos tumes ever created' for th glorification of womanhood.' "" The First REAL jtory of Detigo.; ers and Models I NEAR Veree Teasdale a real Broadway Favorite sing "Spin' Web of Dreams". A First National Triumph Merino 5tmis For Sale b Inland Poultry & Feed Co. Phone Main U20 ess fi i vsa :iiiMi:Bi savi n: w ; miVF1 o o Call Main S7 We Deliver Promptly THE L & L DRUG CO. "
