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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1934)
r.7- Thursday, June 28, 193 1 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. I oooooooooooooooooooooooo Miss Mabel Morton Society Bdltor -Phone: Main 600 Until Noon OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Women Golfers "From RaI-pv Ai;e Guests Of. La Grande Group At Tournament and Luncheon Fifteen women eollere from Baker oro In La Grande yeterdajy guestf of the women of the La Oriindo OoH and Country club, lm a . return tour nament, following the visit ot tlio locul women to , Baker a few weeks ago. The program ' for the day In cluded golf at the country club, In the morning and a luncheon at noon t the Sacajawea Inn, with Mrs. Frank Ralston In charge of arrange ments.' . Low medal for the visitors was won by Mildred Stuchell, while Mrs. Wil liam Hippy won low net. Mrs. John Ormond won the low medal for La Grande with an 84 score. La Grande won the tournament with 27 A points ) to 2'i made by the Baker women. It Is being announced today that the time for' playing the qualifying rounds of' the spring handicap- has been extended to Thursday, Friday and Saturday:' - ! ei'irlt mlU. nnrtliDAAt ftf here, handi capped parties searching for the In jured. Seven survivors, three or tnem badly Injured, were In a hospital here today, .. Eastern Stars Hear Reports i Tlio largo company of members of Hope chapter Order of the Eastern Star who were present at the last meeting for the season held last eve ning In the Masonic ball, were great ly interested In the recent Grand Chapter - proceedings as brought . to them in an informal yet informative way by Mrs. L. B. Moe, worthy mat ron, Mrs. Ella Russell, secretary and Mrs. H. J. Hitter, associate matron. Also much of the enthusiasm of the recent Grand Assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls at Albany, wps given by Miss Elizabeth Milne, one of the local delegates, who was glvon the office of Grand Lovo for next year. . A musical program followed the stated meeting, Leo Cullen Bryant presenting three violin numbers, with Mrs. Parkinson furnishing the plnno accompaniment. Refreshments con cluded the evening. Picnickers Are Driven Indoors The Mlses Edith Darby, Paul no Day and Madeline Larson entertained a group of friends at an indoor picnic Tuesday evening at the John Miller home, where the first two named are living this summer. The affair had been planned originally for the Cove swimming pool, but weather condi tions necessitated a change. Follow ing the dinner, the evening was spent in informal conversation with some plnying bridge. Mrs. C. A. Speer, of Washington, Iowa, was a special guest. - Zeta Theta-Rho o Give Dance nlng In tho Eagles hall. The regular routine of work was conducted and during the business' session It was decided to postpone the plcnlo which had been anounced for Friday eve nlng until July 13 as the weather at present Is more or less uncertain for such an affair. ' Mr., Mrs. Shade Entertain Orchestra Mr. and Mrs. William Shade enter talued the orchestra . of . the first Baptist church Wednesday, evening at their homo. The evening was spent practicing, after which : the host and hostess assisted by Mrs. Roscoe Clark served refreshments, during which time a large and beau tiful birthday cake, was- presented to 8am' Southall in honor ol his ' birthday . anniversary vii i e h comes the latter part of the week. Those present were Adrian Rasmus sen. Bud Brooks. Isabel Williams, Donald Shade, Florence Lilly, Glenn Fox, Norman Clark, Earl Swartz, Sam Southall, Mrs. Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Shade. . ... Sewing Club Party in Valley Members of the Senior Sewing club of the First Ward M. I. A. are to have a party Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zaugg in the Mt. Glen neighborhood. Those who can attend are asked to meet at the tabernacle at 7:00 o'clock. - h Rebekah Lodge Plans Memorial , The Zeta Thcta Rho girls club are giving a dancing party this evening at thd I. O. O. F. temple. The hour of the affair Is 8:30 o'clock, it is an nounced. Telephone Staff ' Honors Associate Mr. and Mrs. Frank (Iva Hug) Vcltman were honorces at a picnic party given Monday evening at Pine Cone, the guests being practically all the staff of the Pacific Telephone Co,, and tho West Coast Co. with whom Mrs. Veltman has been associated. Roasted welners with all the accom paniments constituted the picnic supper. Mr. and Mrs. Veltman are leaving La Grande soon. ... Friday Picnic Is Postponed Mrs. Floy Wetzel, president, had charge of the W. B..A. Tuesday eve- SOCIAL CALENDAR t - Thursday.- June 28 ; 8:00 Eagles Auxiliary special Boclal event. 8:30 Zeta Thcta Rho dance, Odd Fellowa hall. Friday. June 29 3:00 L. S. to B. of L. F. & E. with Mrs. Clyde Charlton. 7:00 Sr. Sewing class, L. D. S.. meet at church for party at Fred Zaugg'i.- 8:00 Party for Men and Wo men's classes Christian S. S. at R. J. Kitchen's. UP YOUR LIVER BILE WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Rarin' to Go If you feel Hour and rank and the world toolca punk, don't swallow a lot of salts, min eral water, oil, laxative candy or chewing gum and expect them to make you suddenly iweet and buoyant and full of sunshine. For thny can't do It. They, only move the bowels and a mere movement doesn't jet xt the cause. The reason for your down-and-out letting Is ynur liver. It should pour out two pounds ot liquid bile into your bowels daily. If this btle is not flowing freely, your tood doui't digest. It just decays in the bowels. CiM bloats up your stomact. You have a thick, bad taste and your breath is foul, kin often breaks out in blemishes. Your bead aches and you feel down and out. Your whole yitem is poisoned. It takes thosa (rood, old CARTER'S LITTLE LIVfcK PILLS to Bet these two pounds of bile flowing freely and make you feel "u itnl up." They contain-wonderful, harmless, j;ntle vegetable extract, nmktintf When it comes to making the bile flow freely. Hut don't auk for liver pills. Ask for Carter's I.l t tie Uver i'ills. look for the name Carter's UttU Uver Tills on the red lahH. Resent a uUUtuU.2ScatUuxiorei.oi&3iC.M.Co. Tho attendance at the meeting of Crystal Rebekah lodge' last evening was very good and the- meeting, in teresting. Plans were made for the memorial service which the Rebekahs will hold in conjunction with the Odd Fellows Sunday evening at 8:00 o'clock ot the temple. .The 'order has been having a bean1, bag throwing contest for the last several meetings, and this having been concluded the losing side furnished the refresh ments Wednesday evening which were pronounced exceptionally good. Friendship Club Has Meeting Members of the Friendship club spent a most enjoyable - afternoon Wednesday with Mrs.- 8. C. Happer sett. In addition to the opportunity afforded for visiting,, there were , two surprises which added much to the party. The first was the surplse visit of Mrs. Bynum. a former member, one time manager of the La Grande Business college. The second was the presence of Mrs. Harvey St.- Johns, also n club member, who came from her home in Huntington in time for yesterday's party. K. D. Club Has Quilting Party . Mrs. Alta Wlnburn and Mrs. Ella Baker entertained, the K. D. club in a unique way Wednesday by taking them to Ladd Canyon to the home of Mrs. Banton where a quilt was In the frames and a quilting bee engaged in. Ab 'noon a dinner was served to 16 members and four visitors. At a short business meeting after the dinner, Mrs. Laura Winburn was . elected president, Mrs. , Hazel Starmer, vice president, Mrs. Agnes Winburn, sec retary treasurer. The rest of the day was spent with games and music and when the. group returned home In the evening it was felt that this had been one of the outstanding meet ings of the club year. Sixteen Dead In Three Scattered Blast Tragedies (Continued Frum Page One) COLUMBIA, Mo.. June 28 W) A man and two children were killed ana four persons were Injured, one; prob ably fatally, whon a gasoline tank car exploded In the Wabash railroad yard here last night. CHEYENNE. Wyo., June 28 W A terrific explosion followed by a rag ing fire took the Uvea of three wo men and brought injuries , to two more last night in the complete de struction of two two-story buildings In the heart of the Cheyenne busi ness section. The blast, believed by authorities to have been caused, by the igniting of escaping gas, shattered - the. two buildings as If they had -been match wood, blasted debris that made near by buildings look: aa- If they had been under cannon fire and blew out plate glass - windows of - business houses for more than a block around the scene; ... ...... v yesterday afternoon o:i Hawks prairie, iTCHinq SKin Wherever it occurs on tho bodg.--lioti?-ever tender or sensitive the parts -quicks itj and sdjely relieved by Kesie 01 sfysssysss -"a" 1 -V I I I I Uld Home in the Souih THE OWYHEE an old and hon ored name. Old enoURll to have achieved the friendliness, chavm and comfort that come with years of service. Yet The Owyhee Is young In spirit in appointments, and In modem advantages. Just as Mother Bnd Father ap preciate Its charm and friendli ness. Young Idaho delights in its modern service and appointments. SUDDEN RAIDS PUT QUINTET BEHIND BARS BOMBINGS SWEEP THROUGH AUSTRIA 1 VIENNA, June 28 ff Wide spread bombing outrages broke out In Austria today.. Great property damage -was report ed in; the disorders, on the twentieth anniversary of the famous Sarajevo assasi nation in 1014. The bombings Included: main line railroad near Bludene: railroad tracks at Judenbergii power plant at Meuh lau: a cafe and printing plant at Innsbruck; power plants in Ruetz, Aechensee, and Hall, and railroad tracks at Hohenems, Dlrbblrn. and other points in Vorarlberg province; Saltlxrb. and Kuf steal suffered acat-: tered bombings. ; , , Rum Board Expects1 : $2,000,000 Business -, PORTLAND, June 28 ( Some what more than lOO,000 wlll be turned over to the Oregon unemploy ment relief fund on July 1 by the state liquor control commission which already has sent 44,90O to the state treasury.- . (l . i i ' Tills statement was made by. George. L. Sammls, administrator for. tho . commission. ,at; the ;. Wednesday, meeting here. , , ' 1 , , Liquor sales will reach $340,000 this month, compared with $213,000 In May, Sammls estimated. ..' Sales for the year, Sammls believes,, will reach the two million dollar mark. LEONARD GETS 30 DAYS FOR SADDLE THEFT -Pleading, guilty- to- a- charge' of stealing a saddle at the Star key rodeo on June 17 cost James Leonard 30 days of .freedom. Yesterday afternoon Circuit Judge; J. W. Knowlea sentenc ed Leonard, to a month In tha county Jail. Leonard, brought back to. La Grande frpm.Lewlston by Sergeant J. A.. Robertson,: of the ttate police, waived hta :'grail Jury ' hearing, and entered a plea on direct Information. When request for extradition was made Leonard waa ., charged with a felony, but yesterday the charge was reduced to the status of a mlsdeam eanor as, it was determined the stole :i saddle was not worth, $35, . ., MAN TRAMPLED BY , BULL AT LOSTINE . LOSTINE (Special). D. H. Maglll of this place waa badly -Injured one day this week, when he assisted a neighbor remove a ring from the nose of a puernsey bull. While the neigh bor, Mr. McOrtor had gone to the house, the bull got Mr. Maglll down, butted him, trampled him, breaking three ribs besides causing other pain ful injuries. He was removed to tho hospital for attention and care. Protect Your Roses From Plant Lice Don't iet your lovely roses be spoil- ' cd by lice when It is so. easy ' and!: cheap to protect them all season. Simply sprinkle the bushes with Bu-hach and you can know your rosea u' will be safe. Money back If you don't u agree that Bu-hach Is the beat pro;. tuV tection against Insect. pests you have , ? ever tried. . t, - (N HANDY SIFTER CANS -AT PRU6.GR0CEfYHP SEED STORES 25 SOISST INSECT POWDER- ,M (Continued from Page On) raise. Stanley P. Stiles. 29. charged with buying, selling, concealing and poi ae&slng goods from a box car In In terstate transportation. Cash Bond was set at t3,0OO. Stiles raised O,OO0 security bonds and was released. Mrs. Llllie Belle Marvin. 43, wife of John Monroe Marvin, charged with concealing and possessing goods from a box car In Interstate transportation. Bond was placed at $2,500 but she was released on her own recognizance. Three box car robberies occurrod here that led to the arrest of the quintet. One cbljery was on May 10. another on June 3 and the third on June 7. Police Chief Jim Steffcn took a leading part In the Investiga tion which led to the arrest or the five, and state police. Deputy Sheriff Hugo KUnghammer and U. P. rail road special agents participated in either the investigation, arrest or both. The arrests followed sudden searching raids yesterday which of ficer say were quite successful In uncovering evidence. This morning Nelson was confined In the city Jail and Marvin and Ma son were in the county Jail. On Interesting Trip Miss Dora Croutcn. of Union, and her sister. Mrs. Elinor Olddlngs, left Tuesday for Portland where they will be Joined by onother sister, Mls-3 Maud Crouter, for an interesting summer auto trip to the east. Thoy will - drive .' through the Canadian Rockies and will visit the Century of Progress in Chicago. They will then continue eastward to the Atlantic seaboard, visiting sisters and brothers on. their way. They will vlslf Mrs. Ellis and husband at Pittsburgh: Mark Crouter at Norfolk, Virginia: Mrs. Junia Allen and husband at New Brunswick, New Jeroey: and Leo Crouter in New York City. They will spend most of the summer traveling, returning In time to begin their tea ching duties. Mrs. Glddlngs teaches at Ogden, Utoh: Miss Maud Crouter has been attending, Monmouth Nor ma!, and will teach at Astoria; and Miss Dora, who taught at Diamond. Ore. last year, will teach music and art in the grades at Vale this fall. WASHOUT 15 MILES OF KIDNEY TUBES Win Back Pep . . . Vigor . . . Vitality Medical authorities agree that yotir kid neys contain 15 MILES of tiny tubes 01 (liters which help to purify the blood anc keep you healthy. If you have trouble with too frequent blad'ler passages with scanty amount caus ins burning and discomfort, the 1A MILE! ot kidney tubes need washlne out. This dan (tor sitrnal may be the beginning of naggim backache, leg paim, loss of pep and vitality Stettin up uiRhts, lumbago, swollen fee' ind ankles, rheumatic pains and dizzinets If kidneys don't empty 3 pints every daj tnd net rid of 4 pounds of waste matter four body will take up these poisons causini erious trouble. It may knock you out anc lay you up for many months. Don't wait Ask your druggist for DOAN'S PILLS . . t doctor's prescription . . which has beei used successfully by millions of kidney suf ferers for over 40 years. They give quiel relief and will help to Wash out the II MILES of kidney tubes. But don't take chances with strong drugt 3f so-called "kidney cures" that claim to fii rou up In IS minutes. for they may seriousl) injure and irritate delicate tissues. Insis; on DOAN'S PILLS ... the old reliable re lief that contain no "dope" or hnbit-formini irURB. be sure you get DOAN'S PILLS It your druggist. 1934. Foster-Milburn Co PURE ICE Delivered dally at your door. Prompt and courteous service. C. E. SHEWMAKER ICE SERVICE Grande Ronde Packing Plant or phone Main 380 or 911 BUS SERVICE For WALLOWA, ENTERPRISE, JOSEPH and Way Point. Leave La Grande, Dally 4:10 P. U. For PENDLETON, War Points Leave La Orande, Dally 10:30 A. M. 0. P. State Depot, Adami Phone MAIN 49 V..J . . t.. but who wants to start a 4th oil July trip with "firecracker tires" especially when '''' offer you guaranteed safety and satisfactory service AS LOW AS I .Mil A n nra u SIZE 29 x 4.40-21 Summer hcut waves, hot rouils, high gpucds, all put plenty of struiu on your tires. Be Biuurt! 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