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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1934)
Tuesday, June 12, 1934 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Three PERSONALS Returns Home Dr. P. L. Ralston returned this morning from Portland where he pent a few days with his mother. In Portland Ben Noyea and ion, Arlo. are spend ing ft few days In Portland. Attending Festival Mrs. B. W. Tlllotson Is spending a few days In Portland visiting with friends and taking In the Rose Festi val. To Portland W. T. Grtder left today for Port land to transact business and attend tlie Rose show. Former Residents Yftit Mr. and Mrs. h. T. Hacker, of Al bany, are here, en route to Chicago to Inspect the Century of Progress, making a visit with their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Young. Mr. Hacker waa formerly manager of the Bhell Oil Co.'s Interests In La Grande. To Attend Show ; Mrs. Lily Klmmell left this morn ing for Portland to attend the Rose Festival. Visits Daughter1 Mrs. Besse Geibel, of the city school teaching force, has gone to Portland where ehe will visit her daughter, Besse. The latter, who has been at tending the University of Oregon, Is going to summer school In Portland. Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kllnghommer and daughter, Marjorle, arrived in La Grande yesterday from their home at Durango, Colorado, and will spend two weeks vacation visiting relatives and friends. They are guests at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L, P. Day. , T Lake Mrs. J. C. Gulling left this after noon for Wallowa Lake where she will spend several days as the guest of Mrs. W. H. Bohnenkamp at her cabin. En Route Home . Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Herrman stopped in La Grande for a short tune yesterday, en route to their home at Baker. They have been on a. honeymoon trip to Victoria. B. C. and stopped here to visit her parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. O. Kelly. Visit Daughter Dr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Brownton drove . to Pomeroy, Wash., Saturday for a visit over the weekend with their daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Ripley and family. At Pendleton they met their son, Wesley who had come that far from Eugene and went on with them to Pomeroy. Returns From Portland Miss Mabel Morton returned this morning from Portland where she had been over the weekend accompany ing Miss Amanda Zabel that far on her trip around the world. To I.ake Mlnuni Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bad g ley, Miss Kate Houx and Miss Eva Wear packed in to the Lake Mlnam early this week and are having a few days outing among the high mountains. Ueturrur Dr. F. L. Ralston has returned from Portland where he spent the weekend transacting business. From Enterprise Mrs. O. W. Castle, of Enterprise, was a visitor here the latter part of last week. During her stay here she received eye treatment. From Medical Springs Patrick J. Powers was a business visitor in La Grande today from his home at Medical Springs where he is manager of the hotel, sanatorium and swimming pool. , From Joseph Mtb. Pete Bowen Is spending a few days here from, her home at Joseph and during her stay here 1b receiving medical attention. past these examinations havB been given for four days, but because of the small number of applicants they will be given for only three days this year. Marriage License Issued A marriage license was Issued yes terday from the office of the county clerk, to Melvln C. Courtney, of Troy, In Wallowa county, and Bethel Flesh, man, of "La Grande. Earl Wagner Injured Word was received here today by Glenn Wagner that his brother, Earl Wagner, of Forest Grove, had been Injured in an auto accident. The ac cident occurred Sunday night. Wagner sustained Injuries to the ex tent of three broken ribs. Son Is Born A baby boy was born last night to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Root of 1612 Adams. The boy arrived at 11:20 p. m. and weighed 6 pounds. Dr. C. L. Gils trap attended. To Portia rfll Miss Margaret .Ross Calllhan, of Union, visited with friends in La Grande today en route to Portland where she will attend the University of Oregon summer school. Returns Home Judge L. Deaham has returned from a short business trip to Portland. Is Here Mr. and Mrs, K. A. Connett ore spending a few days In La Grande on business. Mr. Connett fs superinten dent of the Union Pacific system with headquarters In Portland and Is transacting business here. From Pendleton Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson, of Pendleton, returned yesterday to their home at Pendleton after having spent the weekend here. They came for the wedding of their granddaugh ter, Edna Mae Wilson, to Leslie Kef fer which was an event of Sunday. Teachers' Evumluutlons Planned- Teachers' examinations will be given this week at the court house, according to County School Superin tendent E. A. Sayre. " The examina tions will be given on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, and application should be made to Mr. Sayre. In the To Rose Show- Misses Blanche and Anna Mae Whiting, daughters of Mr. and Mrs, E. D. Whiting of the Mt. Glen dis trict, left last 'night for Portland where they will attend the Rose show. lo ,To Oakland Mrs. J. K. Wright, accompanied by her son, Lynne Wright, left yesterday for Oakland, Cal where they expect to make an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Vehrs. During the absence of Mr. Wright from the drug store of which he is owner, Herbert Luehrs, who recently was graduated from the department of pharmacy of Oregon State college, is in charge of the prescription Department of the drug store. Mr. Luehrs' home is in Ontario. Prof. Raymond Visits Paul F. Raymond, who has been a member of the faculty of the law school at the University of Oregon, is visiting In La Grande and during his stay Is a guest of Wesley Brownton. Mr, Raymond is very much Impress ed by the grandeur of the surround ing country and he and his host are planning several trips fJnfThg the next few days to Include Wallowa Lake, Mt. Emily, the lake basin, the Imnaha country anil the Snake river. Following his summer vacation, Mr. Raymond will go to Florida where he has accepted a similar position to that which he hes held at the university. Will Try Cases In Morrow Co. Circuit Judge J. W. Knowles has Hudson and Terraplane PRICES "p to Nothing Changed But the Price THE IDENTICAL Terraplane and Hudson models that have swept ahead of the automobile industry in sales gains this year can be bought today at sharply reduced prices! AT THESE new reduced Terraplane prices you get the BIGGEST car in the lowest price field the most famous perfoimance record of any stock car, backed by official A.A.A. certificates! 1 ' .( ON THE Hudson eight, compare the price then compare the horse power, the ruggedness, the economy, the style! One hundred eight and one hundred thirteen horsepower! Per formance that challenges all other eights ! Economy that challenges any eight to deliver more power from less gas. GET THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY with a new Terraplane or Hudson ! Don't take our word for it. Don't take the word of thousands of satisfied Terraplane and Hudson owners. The wheel is waiting for you you be the judge! HUDSON MOTOR OAR COMPANY Detroit, Michigan NEW LOW PRICE Terraplane CHALLENGER SERIES aPassenger Coupe 9565 Coach 570 4-Passenger Coupe 610 Sedan 835 SPECIAL SERIES 2-Passenger fcoupe 600 Coach - - 615 4-Passenger Coupe 645 8edan ...... 075 Convertible Coupe $695 MAJOR SERIES 2-Passenger Coupe $665 Coach 680 1-Passenger Coupe 9710 3edan f0 Convertible Coupe $750 COMMERCIAL CARS Chassis ...405 Chassis with Cab 480 Cab Pick Up 515 Utility Coach 530 Sedan Delivery 595 All prices at factory subject to change without notice. 6 Cylinders, 80 and 85 horsepower, 112" 116" wheelbase. NEW LOW PRICE Hudson CHALLENGER SERIES 2-Possenger Coupe 6B5 Coach $705 4-Pnssenger Coupe 735 Sedan $765 SPECIAL 'SERIES 2-Passenger Coupe ...725 Coach . $745 t-Passenger Coupe $775 Sedan $805 Convertible Coupe $835 DE LUXE SERIES 2-Passenger Coupe $815 Coach $835 4-Passenger Coupe $856 Sedan $895 MAJOR SERIES Club Sedan $1070 Brougham $1145 All prices at factory subject to change without notice. 8 Cylinders, 108 and 113 horsepower. 116" and 123" wheelbaiie. YOU CAN NOW BUY A Terranlane Z, 8565 Hudson At FartnrV For Only . $685 At Factory Chandler Tractor & Equipment Co. Fourth & Adams La Grande Phone: Main 726 been assigned to preside at two crim inal trials In Morrow county, by Chief Justice John L. Rand the state vs. Anderson and state vs. Thompson. Judge Knowles was In Batter court while Judge Mcculloch was In La Grande, In an exchange of assignments. Return Mr. and Mrs. Clark Webb and fam ily have returned, to their home fol lowing a week's vacation trip to Salt Lake City. Before resuming hie du ties as clerk In the Montgomery Ward store, Mr. Webb expects to go on sev eral fishing expeditions. To Portland Miss Ardath Frlzzell expects to leave this evening for Portland whore she will spend several days attending the Rose Festival and visiting friends. FIND IT HERE Copy for this Column moat b to by nu Window and wallpaper cleaning. Paint washing and scraping. Floor waxing. Phone 559 J. 6-7-1 mp. SCHOOL DISTKICT NO. 11 WARRANTS CALLED School District No. ll. Imbler, Ore gon, warrants numbered 204-307, In clusive, are called and same will be paid when 'presented to the District Olerk. Interest ceosoa after date of June 11, 1934. L. B. BILLINGS, District Clerk. 6-11-2 t. C1IKF EDWARDS DINNER Will be served at the Methodist ohurch Thurs.; publio Invited; plates 36c. The dinner will be served at' 6:30 and all will sit down at the same time. 6-12-1 t. NEW LAMPS The very latest things In Table Lamps and new shades at especially low prices are now being shown at Rlchardson'Q Art and OH t Bhop, 6-4-t t. CIJiAN Young spring house cleaning will be a pleasure to you if you Clean your woodwork with QLEA-NALL, the universal cleaner. Have Richardson's tell you how to save both tune and money In your house cleaning with OLEA-NALL sold toy Richardson's Art and Olft Shop. 8-4-t f. NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE Notice is hereby given that I have received foreclosure execution and or der of sale, Issued out (of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for I Union County, dated the 8th day of June, 1934, In the suit therein pending wherein Howard :h. Hansen, Supervisor of Banking of the State of Washington, liquidating agent for Spokane Sav- EXPKNSE ACCOUNT Union County Wheat Production Control Association For May 1934 Inclusive No. Travol Name Title Days Rate Days 6c Ml. Meal Tota) Clyde L. Kiddle Treasurer 8-26-34 $3.00 I 60 4 $ 22.60 E. K. DeLong Allot. Com. 1-31-34 j 3.00 22 j 171 j 16 j 80.95 John A. Shaw Com. Com. 3- 4-34 3.00 2 40 8.00 Clyde McKlnzle j Com. Com. 1-18-34 j 3.00 j A j 60 j j 7.00 Ardath Frlracll Stenog. 7-29-34 2.30 j 21 j j 48.30 W. T. Wailslnger Allot. Com. 8- 0-34 3.00 j V, 26 j j 6.76 TOTAL $172.60 OFFICE EXPENSE AND SUPPLIES ADVERTISING May 25, La Grande Book & Stat. 1 Ream Mlm. Paper at .85 i $ .85 May 31 La Orande Book & Stat. Columnar sheets at 3.40 M 85 May 16 Victor Eckley P. M 600 stamped envelopes - - 16.02 May 28 Victor Eckley P. M., 250 stamped envelopes 8.46 May 12 La Grande Observer, pub. expense claim 6.76 TOTAL $32.84 RECLAIM IN THE AMOUNT OF $37.65 R. Huron, P. M. stamps and stamped envelopes $30.00 H.' O. Avery, Co. agent, telephone service 1-66 R. Huron, P. M., stamped envelopes 0.00 TOTAL $37.66 GRAND TOTAL $243.00 WE CERTIFY that the expenses of this association, as outlined above, are properly Incurred, that the services as Indicated have actually been ren dered In the business of the association. WE CERTIFY that the bill is correct and Just, and that payment thereof has not been received. E. ft. DeLONO, President County Wheat Prod. Asa'n, f, CLYDE KIDDLE ;.- Secretary County Wheat Prod. Ass'n. IPITZGERALD'C FURNITURE CO.- Hi . DID YOU EVER SLEEP ' ON A TABLE? This man does ... or on something just like it . . . the old type solid mattress that fights back and won't "give" an inch ! That's why he's only half alive and doesn't know it's 1931 and there's a wonderful new way of sleeping ... on the World's famous Simmons inner-spring mattresses. Buy During Our First H Sale of Simmons Nationally Known Mattresses wu.iiiaa irxirszz. You Will Sleep Better On A Simmons Mattress tngs Bank, a corporation, Is plaintiff. and W. C. Decktcll ana auco a. Beck tell, husband and wife, Ina E. Bugg, Alton Bassett, Oregon General Mort gage Co., Llnford 8. Besson, Union Mortgage & Investment Co., La Orande Investment Company, M. J. Ooss, Fred Spaeth and The Cary company, were defendants, to me dt dected, upon a'Judgment, decree and order of sale made and entered In said court and cause on the 7th day of June, 1034, In favor of the above plaintiff and against the defendants W. O. Beck toll and Alice E. Becktell for the sum of 13S,350.52 with In terest thereon at 8 per annum from August 26, 1029. the sum of 3 107,00 with Interest at 8 per annum from May 27th, 1930. the sum c $1600.00 with Interest at 8 per annum from July 31, 1030, the sum of $2500.00 with Interest at 8 from August 22. 1930, the sum of ft6000.00 attorney fees, and costs and disbursements, In which said execution and order of Bii le I am commanded to sell the fol lowing described property, being '. the property" described In the mortgage being foreclosed In sold suit, to-wit: Lots numbered One . ( 1 ) and Two (2) and the South twenty nine (29) feet of Lot numbered Three (3) In Block numbered Three (3) In Grandy's Addition to La Orande, an addition with in the corporate limits 'of the city of La Grande, Union County, Oregon, together with the tene ments, hereditaments and appur tenances thereunto belonging or In anywise appertaining, NOW THEREFORE, hy virtue and authority of said writ, and In obedi ence to Its commands, I will, on Wed nesday, the 11th day of July, 1934, at ten o'clock of -said day, at the front door of the court house la La Grande, Union County, Oregon, sell at publio auction all the right, title, Interest and equity of the above named defendants and each of them, except the defendant Fred Spaeth, In and to the above described real prop- Atf.v 'Vinri nn t.hA IflLh rinv rrf Mnv. 1927, or thereafter acquired, to the highest bidder for cash, subject to redemption according to law, the pro ceeds to be applied In satisfaction of said Judgment and decree, Including costs and accruing costs of execution and sale. 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