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RTTyPA-7; APRIL 27, WW, . x- THB .SUNDAY CORNING OBSERVER THREE From Otfr Neighboring Towns HO LAKfc of Immediate danger js regards to, rises will bo Mil May 4th at 10:.'t0 his, severs injuries. !AU parents arc cordfcilly invited to p;ting h.O parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam 'CONDITION 1K J'HVL st fe.ur mil. is rather rough. lluynes, mollis city. ' KOAIW l. ORKtiON Wuucniida-Kopuhlic Open and in . Mrs. U. II. Dickson uf Tinb'.er flis! . , , condition lietween Republic n.l railed to Ik ho Thumftiy. owinK to tin- . ..Lo'l"y 'r0'" rga 1) Swt.at Crei,k- clale4 y, ttutomolil.- illness of her niother..Mrs. Alice Mc-'.; i ... . TT ;Uv between Sweat Creek and Wuu .Millan of til city, who uis eonditioi? nnd alwv im-sall X' m-uml "" "ccount ot ici snow, nil have found anywhere else in the world there some time ago by the death cf ..." Z " "I " isau'u- v mod. No detour is possible. Will bo', body of tmm so unversed in war &h Knt L( il rthmi .,, .J. -lwn " two or ihr weeks, depending itho averwre American. A (treat nmny, Mrsj Nellie Jenkins was operated on at Hoods port is re port cm I in liatt ton- aneum Crock 0- n V ui i mi, iuitv twMiicsiiuy lur gun re. UlUON. . I ' 'u i .MUCH Anim-m ,.ti 1 1 ., tt. ITte ads. Sl all ru-.ia i.i,iin ., ' Mark J'hy spent IhhI week end in come to this beautiful Httfc. service. "r rnothev I'! Lake. r. sxn.fible itti the IJater viiiluKfrleuua. Jr. Thy .mine little folk of the primary are muny autoinu1,iles wuudi, at any Mint 'llinKto k?i his btijiKQlow In Lj(l I preparing the program, so if for'any of the day, A ?n uuriiid uf (, on: ii'Von into shaue li st Mek lo re- ieaon you fail to receive the invita of the hit; natoiiuui. -msfu open nniil snow flies next tion'come on this one. Scarcely a d.;y ua.ui-fl but what ihi 1 'inler ' Mun- from here endel the lec- Sanutorium receives one or more en-1 following r.re some, of the guests ture at La (.ramie by bather Kelly. qiiiries from outsiitj towmt u-v ! registered at the. Sanatorium dm-I i he sewinjr circle met at Mrs. Qum- buck a far as T-.u-omn tn tho weVj-'-K thtr first of the week: K. J. Col- land's at La Grande Thursday after to Salt Lake in the er.st. Those in-!1'" u,ul A- H- Irkliart, Kltzvllle, noon. onirics from the weft wiinr (nfnr- !W.ish. ; Lola Wilt, Zillah, Wash.; i The choir rehearsal was at the home niation as tfi the condition of ib highway over the Blue Mountain and by the Toll gate pis:,: as to whether an auto can et through. My these. Al. M. Cameron, Chicago; (j'of Mr and Mrs. E. E. Kiddle Thursday i-'stes, Athena, Wash.; A. D. Ilourey evening. After a Rood practice the and Mrs. liouivy. OutJiio; O. Y. I'at- hostess served delicious refreshment1: terson Canyon City; A. A. Dlsque, M.!:,nd al) spent a most enjoyable eyen- lt Is evident that tourists are arrair-iint; to inroun t-ait'in iir-.'pon aim m.uiy t to stop over ;it the health resort. mar.v nriMiwiifv i-eviusou, u. omiwi. come ' ' lenney, aq uaniei. nBwey .tjfi. R. G. Brady and U. s. i-eaimuer, Mrs. L. tf. Mrs. I-illie spent Law of North I'owd: Wind Ilr Open and in fair con- bouri'iaw. . NecenKary I'recantlon. "War brought out one salient trait of the American people," satd Senator Irf)de; the other day. . 'lt is ndapt ahility. I do not suppose you could 'in fR.-t tl'"mrtjnri(y, were as prwft aa San I'oil Open and in fair .til. tiari u- ..,:i .1:.: . i i f 1 lends in this eilv. C1......I n,i ,v r ,..!.' ' ' " l'"- 10 uuur nnu opoKaiw his first visit to a riding Mrs. Ethel HuRhey and 'daughter :hetween Camp 8'and (iovernment Min l.enora were Sunday -guests a,i the- f ' Springs. Will be open about June l.ee Phillips home. ;first. Johnund Klmer daeobs, Willis Phil-1 Vuler"w."!,c ""'" Opon ami Portlana: Mr. and M. u. marsnaii. , joval)e rffternoon Inst Inibler: S. J. Sinitli. Pauline Rose--.i,n ,), mA, fnr ,,:. lips and Jesse Spencer took in the wiestlinjr nuitL'h at La Grande Tyjs day night. Among those attending the show in La Grande Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Willis Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Tony 1). Smith, Mr. and Mrs. George Haird, .... , . ... . HVJUMMI, -lril If I Will'!! I1M1I CI Itair condition botwetn Guler and .,.ii;., , k.,,..,i.h.. ... 1.., lioud is being worked ,, mill,8 n,,,, iH.twei.Shi , r;r,vi riuTuh jiwl un 1 v . ' a ' ' 3 rid n unit- niutiuy in jiuire ; School, Kepuhlic-Curlew Open and in uoo.l ! 4. . . , I'urks, anfl Marcus. White Salmon. p" 7 p V . : w " K"u,,;mint and Kettle Kails by ice and Passajre possible bv wnv f Icomlition in about a week. -Olympic Hiehwav Open and in fail to good condition between -Lake Cres cent and Forks and Mora. Road is be- Imbler; S. J. Sinitli. Pauline horonph, Wm. Sloaer, GeoiRO Ston bt, C. K. Argo, Myrtle Aiko, Mrs. J. C. Farmer and Florenco Harring ton of Weiser. Ida.; "rfen BaMnson, Buflalo. N. Y.; C. J. Foist ron. ionn rowoer; i.vo niF, i''"' 1 ihe wiven soon dor: Ruth. Ruph. C. D. Oswald. M. "e" n' V. Fuhnnan, Mrs. Chas. Vivian .W ood.dl of Fendleton; Itu-siness is ttUl !m reusing at the Sanatoriuui and ::dditiouul accommo dation will suiely have to ho arrang ed for In the near fiuure, "Or. Phy's Place," has Rone i'ar beyond the stage of innovation end Is a mlht" factor in the life of Oregon and in deed of the northwestern states. Charley King of I h Sanatorium ir receiving many congratulations 01 his wmninK a prize in the contest in augurated by the Victory Loan com mittee for the s hue cf Oreson. Sev eral thousands competed for tho prize and Mr. Kini: is naturally plensed that Hot L.iko's mime was brought forward prominently in tin result, of the competition. Tom HuuIk y . rarputer is laid up through a nasty k:lne; Marian Stoner, Mrs. V. t . run accidfiit of which nc w s tlie victihi 'uher, Boise; William Hagpnrd and on Tuesday. He wa.i riding his bicy- f: mily o Vale, Ore. clo "towaids l;ninn just about dusk I when he was evidently thrown off, bow, even he is k tally unable to ex plain, llowen r, he was found on tho road by a passing automobile driv er, who picked him U. ' . . . I. intr niuiirt wptf if VAwha t-'war un.l ... . fAir. anu .mis. i-raiiK Lonnor, my, ami ( rx', r" , ' nutomotiiie travel this summer. I Mrs. James Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin wl"lwtlnK"d ?hnl,e h' MV la- I ine i.aKc i lescenr lerry is makint? Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bidwell. Mr.llwu ruunu ,r,i,s tuul 'injr and Mrs. C. E. Davis. Mr. and MrsJ!"011 at V' . m" 8nd !i P" m" n,ui A.'R. Davis. Dr. and Mrs. Krwin. Mrs. VI" rain,cim.fll n,m P Agnes Paddock, S. L. Hunter, .1. r.t The ferry schedule is subject tn and Dr. E.Hill. Walla Walla; Manj Coenun. Calgaiy, Canada; Mr. and j Mrs. Wm. Schaufhauser, Spencer.) Ida.; Mr. and Mrs. Vornlavesou. Klsa ! IMntamos, Astoria: K. De Neffe. Klsa Folev. Tom Merrill, Mrs. Merrill nd Dr. Patterson. Baker; N. P. Hernsen Kndicott. Wash.; J. L. Johnson, Hils horn: Marv Rub. La ml en, Ore.; S: A th'i Hot Lako house sTerrv. Mrs. C. K. McBrown of Spo- fr,(inrmuu , Island City ladies' suppers, attention Announcements laier. Hutchinson and L. A. Witfcht attended change at nnv time. hhn to the Sanatorium where he lay unconscious until Rally next day. Hi suft'oi ed seven eout usions and lac- orations of h's h'-ad and face, and 'what was first ISLANP CITY Walter M. Pierce attended the stock show, at Bend, where he was a speaker home in Baker .Tuesday after a visit tin and brought i tne program. Mr, Pierce says the with her mother, Mrs. Ram Hayncs, show was fine, there being about two j who is in very poor health. hundred and fifty stockmen present, j Mrs. Prescott Cov arrived in the Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Zurbrick's ehil-jcity from Portland this week to visit drcn are quite sick with bronchitis. Al (friends and will then jro to CoppeTiehi thoii;hl to be a f rue- thoug-h the little boy is somo better,tand Homestead to visit her daughters surprise tured arm. Ho is .tUI unanie to ex- me oaoy is sun qune sick. inere. plain the pause or incident but is out' The Cradle Roll graduation exer-1 Mrs in jr. I he next rehearsal will be nt the parsonage. The Ladies Aid spent a most en Wednesday uhan rKnv ma fnr tVtalw a.,.iul aflat nnon t the home of Mr. P.-rret Hiok- iilesa lld Thomas Brasher. land., Delicious refreshments of ice cream and cake were served by the social committee. The ladies are plan ning a baear and cafeteria supper to. inose Who Know tl'.e : .., . ......... Olvnmie llivhwiiv rtnnn n.l tne r.asier service or tne Kingntsi ' ' . - ' Templar lodge at l.a Grande S...inv. jK00'' Cl"ulll'" ''' lympia and Ed Cline and wife, George Clark and ''""'""'-t end of Qumault lake. The wife, and Miss Muriel Bates visited Q'"H now barely passable with Mr. and Mrs. G. M. McMillan in !' I'"Bl'r ,tr"vel- ' " icuusuucuon (nrouirnoiu a nisiance 01 Uiv-rt nn.l .1 Will ..KK1., nam. is having i new1 " " r' t her home in South jrotv.be m "hiipe till fall. I NationaJ Park Highway Open and i 'in inir conuuion netween imog anu Aiorton. Eastern Washington Sunset Highway Open and in good condition between Kaston and KUens burg. . Wenatchee, Cashmere and j Leavenworth can ,be reached via Kl- with Tony D. Smith attended the Dokie," , 'u,kt 1 erry. nn,,P meeting at Wallowa Wednesday night. , , . .,' ' ' M.n.v of the fruit trees beinar in ' -- ... bloom in pink and white blossom? make the orchards look very attrac'ive this week. Sixteen school friends gathered at the home of Miss Melba Hanks Mon said the in structor, aful Gidlcy tulvuneed ginger ly and to,..k hold ftf lite bridle. Then he examined hil mount minutely and, pointing to the saddle-girth, asked. " "What i it got that strap around its waist for?" 11 'Well,' answered the 'istructor. without cracking a smile, 'all our horses have a sense of. humor. They like to laugh, and sometimes, when there are recruits around, we hav to A new wool voile Is called oropell i. I'11' ""se straps to keep 'em from Kohls and flounce Brw introduced 'ibiktin' their sides." " Ixs Angeles as trimming. Timcs. Be snow. Grand Korks, Danville, or Marcus. cause of slides and washouts, it i doubtful if this road will be open ti . UNION Mrs. John Patterson, Sr., purchased ,La Grande Sunday. new Chevrolet car this week. Mrs. Stella McOrnth and Miss Lu- garage erected cile Craig spent Saturday and Sundrty .Union, with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cra;g at ).he Mrs. 0. A.' Scihird Zeek mill near North Powder. Grande Wednesday. visited Miss Sylvia Hughey returned home Inst week after several weeks' visit with her mouther at North Powder. Rny Stotts was a Urtnn visitor from North Powder Sunday. Mrs. J. M. Johnson visited friends nt La Grande Thursday. Mrs. Fred Nodine returned to h Mesdames George Band, Viola Parker, Walter Cock and Willis Phil lips were business visitors in La Grande Wednesday. Marion Davis, Ralph Hutchinson an TRACTORS ii.rij?M.rinTr,l 'A h mri.-isys.11 No detours possible ' lllewett Pass It is not likely that this road will be open to travel until the latter part of May. There is con siderable snow in vicinity of the pass, I U 11 I 11 I I P1 'irrrrvin i-M 1 -'-: ... Ir- . IMCT jess9 Suppose you were a, visitor or a prospective buyer en tering your own house. What would be 'your first impression? A. shabby entrance with a porch bad ly in need cf paint? Then why not change it? B-H Porch Floor Paint is prepared especially for this purpose. Assures an unusually durable finish and helps preserve the porch and steps by saving the wear and tear of walk ing on them. Pffppfc' JFIgoz" Paint "3 jO. F. COOLIDGE ttitoi , for BASS-HUETEk PATNT Ca,jan JWibcq SERVER ADVERTISING wiU brinsr results. lay evening and gave her a birthday ;Thc Wenateheo Valley may be reached mrprise. A beautiful lavalliere wasvla B nnt" Vantage Ferry 1 M!b IIHlr t- . Desta Hovt of Portland is viB-!friends. Both indoor and' outdoor Stte Ron(' N- l""0pen and in fair T r:T- T guinea were played, leg cream and nJitton between Ornndo terry and Icake were served at a late hour. The ! 1 11 " ior repairs ror eignt .h.nmt.d hiiv iwv w shed " "1 "vrr nuin fyprmirnce Miss Melba many more happy birth- rttrcar- rr ltm rr--tv nf. rub briskl" with a woolei through rag. St'K-kings and sock, after holnl soalied in warm wan r for two hour and tbfii dried IW-:ro being worn will last twice ns long. Save ::ond. white ,l.es frnm-wooii Put on stove in kettle with Wat') and lot bnil until by testing witJi th finger one finds it swings tho flisl: Botilo and use ns needed. This i a suing method and Is much nicti than lye. Tho retlingote back is featured i the coat dress. Tucks are used on coats to tri sleeves and collar. Skirts aro n rro v tc tho nccossiij of '-em-playing slits. Kxtroinely effecth'j is a Fren'' frock of black sal in whoso on trimming is embroidery of gay si in a large design. New colored n jekweur sets a made of organdie. Many of th show tuckers to mitch the eollni and soino of them hhow cuffs well. They ar! iua.l i in several b ly sh.ads of both blur and pinlc. soft yellow, an equally soft gn-i and in lilac shadTs. Brcgue. Brogue occurs when an entire po Inlion of alien blood or tongue acipiir the tmriiie language of Its .fonqiifro! or its subjects or its neihlxirs. as tl cast may le; and nci-uircs It, natur; ly, with a dilTer-'iice, iinpurting h. tlfe foreign speech many of its own ni tive pfculiaritics. f t Should be open May II. Wcnatcheo Lake Closed by snow I between Beaver creek summit and Loke Wenatchee. Should bo open for '. auto travel In about n week. It is i planned to put thiH road in first-class I shape for the summer. Chunmtjek Road Open nnd in fair j condition between Leavenworth and, between days. Many friends of Tom ljughry will be sorry to learn of him being in the hospital at Hot Lake as the result of a fall from his bicycle while coming to this city. Mr. Hughey is badly bruised around the head and side mi l I) t! ,f i.-l.m hp wn nr whnt "-- v. uv niion happened. He was picked up by peo ' . ilion between Chumstick nnd rih Tl.l. rn.,.1 k,. , Springs, where ho will do.some carpen- "V , . u'r work at the Wright hotel. i1'" IKCI and . In good shape. Miss Elva.Crosland has accepted n! "'""- ' " position in tho P.lrat National bank , ''00,-1 ro"'h' " ''""" Wauconda and I ....II l, t I,,,- n.n nr nt ""K""- v.ii.mvii inm'rn nnu .!, ,,f her school. ' Tonnsket. Detour is possible by torn- Norman Compton has accepted pie in an auto and taken to the Lake. r'"" V .' Kred West left Sunday for Medical ;'' "' Springs, where ho will do.some carpen- v "" 10 ll1 porary road The best wayto judge a Tractor is in the field. There are n great many that are nicely painted and the snlesmnn puts up a line of talk that has a tendency to ward making you believe he really and truly has the only tractor on tho market, but when it comes to putting them in the field, that's different. That is where we shine. Wo are too modest to lei) you that our special tractor, or tho one we handle, is the very best there is going, at any price, but we take them to the field and let you guess that there ia nut anything thnt will come close, in uctual performance, day after dny day in and day out still on the job. That's what counts. Let us show you. La Grande Implement Co. E. S. Norria, Mgr. position nt the machine shops in Iji Grande and left for that city Wednes day evening. Dave Couper returned horn, r ndn morning from a trip to Hoisc nnd Weiser, Ida. Mr. Getchel was a Sunday guest nt the Wiggleworth home in South Union. round washouts. The) jr. .v is z : ,,z:. PERRY Miss Hilda HobertKon spent the week end visiting Willi her cousin, Miss Bessie Iluccu.), who lives neni l.a Grande. Mrs. Fred Robertson and Mrs. Y. V. Connor were shopping In l.a (Irande Friday. (ieorse .Myers made a trip to Bak er Wednesday, reluming to Perry Wednesday night. Fred Wiseman ,1s here from Port land-visiting with her sister, Mrs Bert Coalwell. Misses l.lllcllle and Sadie Holrer re here from Wnllova visit lug with elatlves. Miss Carmen K itly was up from La Grande. ror a row nays visit iusi week. A fiie Wednesday afternoon de .t roped h faint:!1 anl woodshed for Harry Hanson, and f ir a short time Ireatened to spread lo the nearby buildlnirs, hut the timely arrival of Inn mill new save Mr. Hanson's hoilse and other buHiling. The fire started from some uslios which bad ben thrown out Into a box. A now Chevrolet car was in- the gai'aK" i... i u,.n, nf Dm neighbors were 'T'TYrVWA'mnflBmr BB'B'FaffTTCTrT VmTWm, "!!!' Itl SW1Fr1tnm'lflWlT '.mlrklv on the scene md ran tlie car out before the tire liau reaction r ' I A reception was held in the .dance I hall Monday evening In honor of l.avon Morris, who bs been home on a furlough from the navy for the pas' tew day. lavon Joined tno navy i Just before war wj declared and still has about t'J years to servo ' Ho bus been on til l I rillser Pueblo i dlilliiK almost tho entire lime since Ills enliHl ment. and Ills shin did I.. ...-u nr.ti.IIU ilnlv li,.lw,i.n Ihi. ' lonnlry and F.i'.glntid and II also iiumI-si-ver.il trips to France. Tlie recep tion Monday evnlng wus given by .Mm young -man's tow Osiers. Mrs. l,ev' Murray iiml Mis. fVoiKe Itoberlson Iivon li-lt on No. fi X,,r-day morniii;' for ..Vi-w Vorlt wh rri he -lll report ;for tluiy araln. . Mr.. Aichi Kelly and her diuilrh ter were up from La Ci.inJe la-' week iitlni hi Perry. A lOi'-tiliK (.1 Ih't lorsl Four I. e-r I iranl7.il Ion w;tj held one .... n)n liin' !w,-'-k to further Jietfect , 111.- tulci tintf i:iws of tl. society. Ii:inie-P-toild;itd. nianriReff of (lie niill nt till-jtl-ce. wai Ti-.tnt an' mud.'- - i short i.l;: n ti-hti'f ,,f tl. emiiioyer .11'". aod Mttv Gfftiio n, ffoni l.a tl'inde ;r. riund.y vlsitliii iiTilh Pi. Holiensonf. 1 c- IV VWH slV,, Tff if - J v t : i;;.t;,.- .f" r sr. r r u 1 M Mki t t 1 a trv&J&Jf " tnVlf JW f jii i f U ' Pi ',j.' j. i . mr.iu -4 r ti . ' ft Y ftr-'SS'tt? U, . Ttfii- f s a. : a, 'i .'f JS.'iAlW 3 When you are Disheartened and your car won't work just right Don't Despair BRING IT TO VS, FOR WE NEVER FAIL TO SHOOT THE TROUBLE AND SEND YOUR MO TOR OUT HUMMING- A MERRY SONG. ' McCrary Auto Co, The Cleveland Tractor Does More Than Plow Plowing ifl only the beginning of what a tractor should be able tp do. The Cleve land rides on top of the seed bedj.it does not sink into it, and it does not pack" the soil. . ' ' " , Tin- 'Icvcl.'iiiil goes over soft ground, Ijccniisc it -travels hi il own endless traeks 'which it picks up anil lavs down iisjt, ,-,(. iilnii.. . -, - And liec;ii),;(..it does not sink in, it di:s mt have tn piwli tlie.dirt in front of it 'lid iiai-k it do ii in nrlT tn uavifjai cvi I " . , Thin is one nf the reasons why tin-' 'lcvelaini, pei forms simuiivU f ork oij sueh a small aiiioiiiir in iiiiiii.'tc l!' vim are iliferfrvt" ill 9 ' 8 tractiirs wo are at tour servn' & e Oregon Hardware' & Implement CcT. GARAGB OPPOSITE SLKS' EUlLDrNG 3 " S " 9 4 i 1 Vt Hoyen and id itiiiyc wom visit . il',.1 4 - ni-Se 0 !r 4 iwfi - - - Conilnu 0 o w i & ) is, e e G eI s &v , e 3 ?i 0 U i P. e 1.1
