La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 06, 1919, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text69 1 w-n vy. APnn"i. iL TWO THE Ul)ilY MOlINR OBSERVER JSC in ro :) ''4 9 ; j TRIP.10 SfOCK Hi 5 PUUWEB, 80(f UNION MEMBERS;8 J ? " ARE'REETESErfTED In ' revolving I oo.iiOk.iioo f'lf (linut y-r-of Ian Idaho, Hoer. Janrt. in rnr I hi' Iw.fand tiarf illlina Major Fredg m In v.ioiir.i n and Siulhern f)oli'tl by me CENTRAL LABOR BODY,: EH:,: t Df Lhe association. A. ft f M Or:unh h" :i well nU.i.m ,irKai!lttiiijn nl the lw hut id I hat a - ' J "' " ,'V',,fnl inaetmir fJ( TMIII1 COIHt I Ul'l1(n Of IIMmM Uonit-H with ti mbliftimeiit ofa yw- i wa-f4-hy wuik:rj may bor.-ow iiiouy ui a low rjio ijf tntnreHt t'- j build oi luy hig ojvn homo. . KuuW.il U:t imin4 "and commf of curnoral Ioiih , doiu hunim-ns to jprutii.. Wipl K out ft 'i' fcif tlorjt on th , f r'ff join of Ki)''wh i.n'l of the prr. IHjsdiKttin;.' t hr riilrondM, tin; pro 'liimi Hays thul puhlii or m-nii-pnbli'-' ui ilit if hlrmlii tv own-d, oM'r;i'c:l t or ivifu luted by tii to i:i nim nt in tin iiit"i-('l oT th priWIc. v mm iv . jjiun..,. iMi iui. .... ... th(, fulirth Thursday uC carlf -month 1 whafvc and dorks U d.-clared for. Vutlw, 01 lh O. A. C, will be lu;r in the K of p Jm 0 ..Bli0ourir(i,lt(.Ilt iinrt VH- to accuni;mn? the party. Mf. SpUi-. .rf.)M,(, j,,,,,, iilix Vuv that KW nn.mut of th., A.ihmWh im-rc-hatH fnan ha the 'following to any JTjfaicl-ir,.H,tH A flh,ttilV roimnitltu ami ' marine wiuVr fcoverWut. nnlroi.--iny the tour: jm cxcrdi ivo ci-nmil'tw vr' naui'-d. A curb .on (he power of the roir ) 't;irly in JanuNvy we hHU a very Kvory .loeil not antaL-onUilV to th to d--l ire ni jslat Ion unconsM'utjr;- tiur. At thut time we v siU-d a mini-lAnuTUitn K-;d'ration of Labor will is alao sought. ' ber of farms on which cattle were lr b rceoKitlr'd by Ui (V-nlral I.tboi-i ,-. - intf' prppared for market in variouu iMuiiell. Th Ih ttu.ilflciiilon bar tln'ftir ATT fKTT A ITJTTIVTT V ttuvi. Slime were beinir fed lu-avv I U W ,l ihu l.k,,,. k,.,!,,.- f , VV AJjliU W A wUUniX O grain rntions with a unlit 11 amount of flrumlo luive not h (114 In frmiinru ! hay ia addition. Others were befnfr.wiih th.- 'Wobblt -s " In fact, well fed a numht-r of rombinaticnH of var nri? nlzri! falior Ih rlio.ouebly auia-j jous feedn common to thin seetion in- onintir to Hie 1. -. . in evvry -.vay. chiding ensilrtjre. At tlmt time mo.-tl t Will tint t'cntril Labor OtuiriJ of thso cattle w. 10 just getting on Uk purr In polifii s? That Ih u feed. . (HK-HiUm t)ui is jtiakiiiK- local poll- 4'ln the meantime never;.! of these 'ielitis and of Net hidden 111010 o luts have been marketed. ? weather nervous. The Observer hurt It c.nrlitinMH would hitvematlce it nwi- from very Kf.od authority that the, VlWtaf hf lMtraMv rrt. wfiich wiiR held t r perfect. o:aria V&4f tkd Ta;f Ugik hta t(in vr 0 'ln mcmbera were ,reprnted. IIiIh -irean that hoo 'lnl"Q rardn h:iv ol; l loyether rti 'a tvnti at r on tie II rl:0M ptn pose It t t ' 'fll h; to b'tler in - roritii'on" (f , iilHH who W4rk un-l to take ptiit in TO 1 . ,, . , i .. 'fhir affairs or rltv ?ml imntv- Ite WfmAy rf Him week, April . - - . . ' Murphy was elected pre.st trta, a rty of btnin-ai .en ami far- (1(.t (jf l)M, ,M,,,V( J;ikp mvt.tf vUV mej- wiM make m' tr.p of inspection president; Robert Cotnef, nej-rfitaiy to farm whoMt owners have been K't' tfuier; O. M. Jlolmen, cuiiductor; tin reaulu in the cattfe raixmg hui-'r- H- (;,,Sf('tt. ntinel; Hin Holli ..'i. . u 1 , . . tlay. O. W. (ieiber and T. J. Ormond. ni'sa. I he party will be conducted by,, . , . J'.ul H. Spillman, tounly aicriruUiir- wiII h,.mif.r 1(.t., ,,. the -lt of. ti, r t on. nml lire or? lnc.il tmlls. T). nrulj rclaiiilaB ' " roiini- ttl .5 v. Ilnidv. also akn his line in It (!. h;is li-n ap- j;, R. OlU heinK ! recos- me. rani!v u nizal dHtribuliiuc noint lo Mtm ! ury to the pan-M 1)oIVor Ma- idiho iitul in fart tU". norirst. iit ib.. jenren nma in reei nuion Frviee, a'k; w.ii uiu iiiw ij, ij iim! , . e .. " Ea7 hfi trill in tht.',H more--9arar -wnn - Pg wi fp..rtMK It -vno Uefetetf b weHt W4a r, ln:,I:V v,;lti tl muz :t ion is bo- wy for nn Intersivw puiS i-uin-p.lKn comln.'l.-a..- filhe .liiir.'o cf Jl:'Jr ii .nKmil .or me :mti oi me na- "-'i """." ' 'rerli million a.-. ut or. thn T.vln V,ll ;ionl i. rd rrtM.i liorK that !" reived hy th offln-rs ot tlio,,,,, Ul,,. a!ea, fnr ? ite Kiuriltin'-ii .vanui'l be iiwd toiiK -iil.'tho Krlaiuallon aHKOriultini an :uhtia. ie rerenl licrlinfii n tfp prrHM utrikew. ito the effect lllat Hm-iaytary Lane had n,,rtm;v to tSrlic Aiareo of or. of Cui-hi on ( oivu bought I very irmi n j; uco: t me irriKatum ta rommlKilons lecenrty orealcd ly . picJurl of th drv areas or tti department co.'iaolfdaifon U:a ot ,wei. . la aaid. there lit every pro-: Governor ihivis. wi li p:sii both no..ct that :hu ilei.f will culminate In , branch of the let , la" are. to take a f ivor.ilile m .aner. . 'tlc, aecreUryship of llio in plan lo In the nu'.-intim't the .vai jnu lnit:ate the.u'et. lie will r'!ii(jf i (iu:ilf'' tif 1 hr Irrls.iH d aid fuvmiiiM to J'oeatello to e:mace ecM. ly in ve-'llo-M ure reinbiiriiiie the proao! - l he work without t'urtjier dt ia v. FIRST MAIL SERVICE The nwaim by which Wallowa coun ty h now aervefl with mail ami the service that wan in effect forty years ny;o is t'uite, different. Now the.ee is regular mail train' and railway poslol'f'ice clerks to handle the mail for the Wallowa county tutyis and lo- ble we would have held another torn .. ,mu . h'"u -n!Amt fort yea r.i ao' the mail fo,- just before thene cattle were shipped. an aetlx- par . I., the end O. .! Wailuwa country which However, there ore atill several lot, , oruanUeti labor vll rot only be Irp-, h f y . Jt WQS l ik. ..ll.. il. .. ure ivi.rlkv of In- "'X ' '"''"Kll 'W-'ll , hill ,'MMI for the pur-; . , , , , ,. , in the valley that mc vorlh ol in . ' .,,,.,,; ,,, , , ' ... learned on horaclmck, the first mail .portion, and will ,;ivc you sonic idee ; " " B ' ' '"' n "r-,,aI1.ier b. iK young man by the of the 'poMiMlity of ronllnK. The ! " union men In ' J1 S . , ,u; u u..., -Grande nro property owneiM audi 1 1 Ie Ul yiu" Hoyd MrKcnnon cnlv. which h-p . J .,. He made two r.un.1 trips n week cauae.1 coilHlderahle uteieat and -; ,, ,,,, , . ImMll0il, as. n,.d the itnrtine. point was not from Illation .ih to how they would fee. (f (i) .1( r ,.,,. but fro,,, Union. He trav-, through the winter, will lie shipped .to t,1(,(i t1Ioll(:n t,e valley to Suniniei- Kamun l'i(y or some other eastern ." vjno uu) h(,n through the country market on April 12th. W. .1. lownley; mi inn or rresKirni (iornpers r. oust of Kltrin to a postoffice known hns some ralvcs and yearlings at hir,lh Ainerleai, Kudoratlon of l.uhor. Ics Elk Flat. This offue was located Hut Lake vhrrh tnat hitvo been rcceiv ,'riy in yipin, win mark the open- eor th William Ezell home and the lnB ei:Mlane and hay, anil a car oi." - . . ..ensinij campuisn lo postmaster wits a man mimed Tucker two-year-olds in Union that are rc""cl pro-iaoo:- caiuiiCates to public ccivin" can ensilairo and hav. The ""Ice. according to Secretary Keunk experiment station has several lots of Morrlaon of 1)10 fe lefatloi, today., rnttla of variou. (.'' tht n '"-''"l'! U"'""H "' u,v llrl '"- w'li li will be fed a variety of fe.d combinations ir, "on-purtli 11, are to be worked 0111. which emiiaKO in one of the Icadintr ' Mon "''' 'ellng or ('.; I I il xeciillve council In Washington i-it 11 "Without a doubt practically every i'" fprll or early In May. The pur. fanner in Union county is intercster " "'" - I" " "-y We have been telling vou ":" t" recous, ruction . ... ' ,. , .ji... tr u.,v Pri.Krani or labor. It din's not em- "" . . .I. hi ace eial years. Last year we uuuoieo 101 the formation of a separate The only postoffice in the Wallowa region was in the Lower Valley at tile homestead of V. C. Bramlet, who was the postmaster. This place w:i:i located about n mile and a half fioin the modth of the ciinyun and noiili of the Wallowa river, During the Indian trouble of I87N I lie most of the few residents of Wul lowa moved out and Mr. Rratnlet and his family were innoi'fr them. Amone the effects taken was a certain soi'p eiai jears. i.asi y.nr uuuuu ... ;a,)(ir p,,,.,v M.irr,tlil ,i.clanii .1,1- the effects taken was a certain so:' numbiT of silos 111 the cmnty, makinurpiii1(,iily- lllvnlvM (lf box hiirrie.lly thrown in the wairnn s ill . . . -t.. r: n-i.:A - id. 1 a ,oiai u. .... - lh ,.,,, ( , ,,.,,,!,,. number will nuain un.lotibtcdly '!" whlrh ,v,.ry arly ,.r ,.. Die. 1 ins tour win kivh ,v". ii "r pnrtunity to observe the results of en silaire lis it applies In beef cattle am' also to observe different types of silos. 'The fcedinir of cattle for market will, without a doubt, become rpiite nn extensive industry itl thiR county ns it naturally works in with the sys tem of farminir which wo follow it" this sectiiiil.'nnd we have 1111 immedi nle source of feeder cuttle of the best nunlilv. Therefore, it will be weli werth your time to alt.-ml this secon,', liref cattle feeliilk' and s'lo inspectiof I teur. (Ill Weihiesilay, April !Hh, wi will start at the -I'loyd MKvmioi ranch at ("nnley's si.liiur on t lit' Klirii Inancli railroad promptly at 1(1 a. m l-lom mere wc ..i mspeiL n.- ...... , i o( Huuminls of HHte, ales -r-r. qi tjtj n TTfrf TH ley cuttle at Hot Lake and Imioii am' ,,,. ,,,, , ,. L-KJ2.A 1 jKUJOI IN It is related that while nscendu'e; the hill the canyon road was not nlniff. lo ushiii'o supp.Ht of li.b ).- pro then in existence and the travel weni ItrnuiH. ' over the Smith Mountuu route the I'roar.nn N I'av lli'iiciilnu. 'soap box rolled from tile rear of the ! The.r rail,,,, p.- ,;:ra,n lelurtea- wnK,,n- ."""'' h .? fo1 ! Advamement or trade Union ,. vc ,,,w '"-' ,,r,M,t '," lhe ,rer: 'Y'l'y iN1.l ; claimed, "Hold on! 1 ou have lo t I lOllnilualloii or 1110 mplovment l lhc postoffice!" .keeplim up Hie slanilaul of wav.'S j 'rhr lon"'1' 1'n,tc f'om l- "10" w"'1 ilhereby clvlnu- ear 1 ' I lid I v id 11 11 ' In j """" discontinued and I.n Oramle win Icreased piirrmsiiiK power In Hi,. r,f i dt signaled as lhe stnrtiliK noint mid llril. Ihcle. may be I -cased .nr.vlue-' 'he '"ail was cai rirtl by stage frotl lion. ' ' ' i I. a (Irantle for many years a.'id as The ctchl-hoitr d v : l.viincss incrciscd an unheard of The ciiactnicuf of lecislal loa ix 1 s: hcilule was introiliu-il, that of mak- clndlii". iinml-ral Ion lor a per U'.l o'' , in;r ly relays of teams the trip all Ih Fine, Large Daffodils !;! THE t'NIVERSAl CAR J m . ' ' . f ' rj I . Tt's no loiiscu ir-.-ss:i!y-t ,-C." i' . ' j ; j - tK, dftailn Icscriliin- lhe iir;n-t'.-:il j I;. f nioi-its if tlic 'Kind c;ir cvcvyl'ly ' , !); ' knows all iilinut "tlio rinvc'.-siiK-a':." . !i Voy Easter Order Early Cherry's Florists Foley Hotel Bldg. Store Phone M. 1 1 . Tt's no'(iiS(T iioc'ssaryto thn (Mail lescriliin:: lhe xnin-t-:il inci-its f the 'Ford (-iir cviTvliibly knows all about "fue rni-. i".-sal ;ai:." llow it U'or-s and conies day al ter day and ye;vr-'a-!'ter year at an n)H iat!ii'J rxiierise so small that it's wonderful. This' advertiseilieiit' is to' urt' l'l'os jiective buyers to place orders with out, delay. Buy a Kord cur wb.eu you can fii't one. We'll take ,niiul caVe of yrtur order tret yonr i-'ol'd to yon us soon us possible and tjive the best in "after-service" when required: Hilton's Garage . Phone Main 761; 1412-16 Adams Av. Don't Throw Away That Worn Tire. A Gates Half Sole will make it better than a new one. Gates Half Sole Tires Cost 1-2 as Much Gates Half Sole Service Station Fir and Adams least two year.:. Ilevt'ltipinenl or stale colleni's anil e-nhersllli's ici'l .'-duc.il lea anil Ail'er i hose exjsli n.-e' It rroin there go t lhe expenineni ia ,,y ,.,.., f ,, ,i,.,n t:on. i lllhiiin.il'i, f clipl'iM's' llablllu "Profcs-ioi K. I- Poller of CorlaHis instiran. e -nmiHiiii. . oneialeil for will probably accniupnn.v us un I bir ; ,,,.-i j-, well - Hi.' wiiiiiiK out o! tour. r.ii-ini'Ks men as well as far . pi ivale ciniilo nii ic un Ics. nici-s are invited to ni-il:.' this Imir." A IIl-IiI at-aiirt mllihirisin, includ way day. from' La Granite to Joseph in a SOUTHERN IDAHO ' I'tH' ATI ;LI.O. Id.iho. April -: Keren I ly a inoveme-it was Mtarted In I'eiatello, in which twenty-o-o ciiiinth'-' n M'tlclpete-I, to flnut a loan. -XHE 191.9 rS ..i lI.'E lJifi I Most Miles '.-SiMm TheJJcst H ill 1 i U.VlViU J . m Price $1055.00 Here , 4 , ' t . ' JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER CAL10AD' OF THE3G WONDERFUL IIT "TtE CAR3. WE TAKE PI?II)i: IH PKMOKSIHATINO THEM I Price . .MPr Price Jjjj . . MODEL 4-90 . ' , ' 1 I! ' I . . RIDING QUALITIES IT IS WONDERFULLY EASY YOU, ' ; ' ; ' m Easy Terms ! Pa 0 S- B Maxivpll SprvJrr f?fnflnri i nun l'!!!i KOWHESE WILL YOU FIND A CAR THAT WILL DO MORE THAN THIS LITTLE CAR.' WE SAY THIS WITH PERFECT CONFIDENCE. ON HILLS-If 13 ALMOST IN A CLASS. BY ITSELF, IN MUD OR SAND THERE IS NO BETTER AND IN RIDING QUALITIES IT IS WO'iDERFULLY EASY YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO T5YTH IS CAR OUT. USED CARS -. CUE 1517 CU2VSCLET; ONE 1917 FOH; ONE 1P17 EUICK. ALL PSICSi' P.IC1IT AMD SOLD QN 3Y o :0 O U c n o o O M o o o e 0. o s s 0 ill e . 6 i.-a"tf .t-G fW:avBOHNppHPoMPANT I I 0 D. 0 " A. : - i .. - - . ....i . On - '-iri-niT--"2!---" - i-i "J - "i - J i - ML , .