La Grande evening observer., March 07, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 6

"AGE TWO
Saturday, MarcH 7, 1925. ( 6
VAG2 SIX '
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MRmCATi SPKINfJH (Special)
i.. R Wlnth ami .1. It. Wunki-r nio
loml lo Hakt'P TucHduy -vtninK.
(cnvinjr Hit- mxt morntriK for EukIc
Valley to hntinl nnd dehorn the
Woodson fntti , Thev wer nfcom
panied from Hiikf'r by Mr, Wood
bon, of rolhiK" drove.
, On. Hoiith left Monday fifter
Tinon tor llimllimton lo' spend uev
cral ilayH nl Die rnwh.
Mm. V. Ilnjfir and MIhh Ii-Jh Stone
fipent llie week-end nl linker.1
(Yank Whm-n Is quliu lit at Iiih
lioine wilh the "Hit,"
VaKliinKtinH Mrl hdny wjih oli
Rerved at 1 h .Meillenl SprlnH
school wilh a p rojciii in in Die af
ternoon, after which Krhool va
rtiHinlMsed for the reiunlnder of Hie
. day. J
Mr. nnd Mrs. ('. ft. Ttlooin inn-
WINTER
fm w. I el
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One of
Vitamine Producing Foods
FtMot spinach, nt iplnnrh nnd you'll mavo muny n doctor
bill. Uut'lom unil tllcllt-litnn evfrywlivrt m-uiiiiiieiid tliU
tractable tor' It lirultli-ftHlug tlUimitia and Iron.
lit-w k lun I ilrdoiird dj u for the nmrkrt lunlt-nrr
triMlc la very iuHilttr for burlug, kuiainer mill full tutllng.
It la alow lo run lo artd.
lot iruv ure euru itirg. vry ncaty, amooin. uriuir, uurit
recti lu rolur and moml valuable nnd aulrltlotia food.
I'kt. 10ri ot. I Bi-j 4 lb. St fici lb. flfl. 11 K, or 1U Iti. 9
4.V) IS Iba, 9 40c,
Send $1
Fur Thla Kurthvrvat
Hi Ktilur VhI. 11. 6&. One
the KolluwInK: llrun, Buiiipo'n Strinuleaa; Urnu, UID'a
I'triicioiiM uiuni: iirrf, uxira i-.iiriy b.ttyituin Hi-eini;
Vnret Cum, Uill'n I inpiu 4-t (o)dn Huiituin; i'nrrot,
TuIjIh (ifin; ruruinber, XvIh t-rfect; Lcltuve, NoW
York 1'Mrnnlii, TfiHitir Heart; .lnnkiuvloii, liolden
(Tea in : IVhn, j it 1 1 r- Cnntnit (late): I'm, Worl'l'a Itt-c-
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iti iiiiinp iiue Jifuu, turnip,
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ALL-STEEL
1312-11 JKFFERSON ST.
torrd to linker Sunday nnd attend
id u cur (loiuoiiHlrution there.
Mr. and MrH. 1.. A. f'handler of
I.a Grande, Spent the weeleend ut
M pfl.ru I.
tha. P. Carper'a hoys re herd
Ins their sheep on the river canyon.
John Hond viHited Hunday at the
. R McPonuld home.
John Carper went to Wallowa
Tuesday.
Waper Henderson brought In his
Hock from Middle Valley, whore
he has been feeding this winter. Me
arrived hm Sunday evening.
llobert and Hoy Carper brought
in four bead of horses from Dry
Creek, where (hey have been feed
ing this w Inter. They put tbern
and nine hcod of yeni-lin.' on the
Va!it:;)l Ciinyon, where the trrnH
in growing nicely, , i
Mr, and Mi-h. Denham left Run
day for Huker, where they expect
to live.
Sweet Home Mowers Itlooni,
HWKKT IKlMi:, (He. The flow
er season )ier in udviineing rapidly.
Flowers now In bluom of crocuses,
diilHie.t. ' hynellit Iik. hlii'-hrllH, cow
slips and fliindellotiK, . l ite warm
Minslilne of Hnixkty followed two
nights of front. Knrly vegelnbles.
such as peas, t-adiHhcH and leituse
are beginning lo peep oill of the
ground.
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Portland,
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owest
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LAND
A.
Getting h Hanks
LA
NEW PROMISE
! P0ST1STER
APPOINTED
PROMIfiR (Special) Marshal
Kleflhnian has been appointed
poMl muster here to succeed Mm.
Oenham, who Is preparing to move
lo Baker City. The post office
hasn't changed yet. The new post
hiualer took charge Huturday at the.
old office.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carper's
bnhy Is 111 with a severe cold.
Ord Worlman. who Uvea near the
Grande Hondo river was at C, P.
Carper's Monday after point ocr.
Mrs. I.uey Heed visited Sunday
evening at the l.ewls Newby home
Sunday, (he first day of March
was warm and brlghl. but Monday
was threatening with some rain
and wind.
M ins Kunlre Courtney and Klhel
Carper visited over, t he week enn
ui the Ord Wort man borne, on tb
rver.
P.iitoim A-Ueil in ItaNe Via
T-ONItOK (AP)-There K money
In plg-breedlng. and the mlnistrv
of agrfcuMiire w.uiIh more liiiilHh
people lo go In for II. It is point
ed out that fLTiO.nao.OiMi wor'h of
bncon. bam n"d pork was Import
ed Inlo the country last year, and
moMt everybody wi'h a falr-fd.ed
garden could piirUelpalc in the
prol'ilable IndiiHiry nl' ibr-ralsing.
SI XDAY, IARCIF 8
Central Time Si a I Ions
CKY. Winnipeg. Can. (4r.O), 7 p.
m service, St. Stephen's church.
KKOM, neaumont, Tex. (315. C), 9
p. in., sacred program. Young
People's Service Keague, St.
Mark's Episcopal church.
KNNP, Shenandoah, la. (20(1),
10:45 a. m., church service., M.
K. church; 3 p. m., services.
Men's Gospel team; (1:30, ser
vices. Golden Hub- Circle; 8,
church service, Chtisllnn church.
KTUS, Hot Springs National Park,
Ark.' (374. fi), 11 a. in., church
service; 8:0-10 p. m., Meyer Da
vis New Arlington hotel orches
tra: 1 0-1 1:15, dano concert,
Phil Baxter's Ringing orchestra.
KYW, Chicago, III, (535.4). 11 a.
m.. Ventral church aervlco. Dr.
Krederlck . F. Shannon, pastor;
4-5 p. in., artlstH irograni; 7,
Chietigo Sunday Evening club.
Speaker, Dr. Hugh lilack.
WHAP, Port Worth, Tex. (475.9).
.! Mi in., -Hervices, St. Paul's M.
E. church, Hew C. P. Meade,
pastor; 4 p. m concert, Itlnlto
theater; J 1-12. midnight frolic.
Ted Miller's Crazy hotel orches
tra. CARS
priced
M DFooUaRs
(iRANDK, ORE.
, Radio
JWBCN, Chicago, Tfl. (68),. 10:30-
12 m sermon. Hhv. it. A. White;
4-5 p. in.. Lain & Son classical
concert: 6;lf-6:)f, talk. He v.
Hlchard I). Hughes: 7-8. classical
hour, BaMantine nitislcal and
drumatlc bureau artists; 8-10.
Eddie Hhepurd, cbncertinist ;
Midway Garden orchestra: Bor
den brothers: Clifton Newton
Moore, harmonica soloist; Flor
ence i-.UHiiuun, mezzo-soprano
"Big Boy" Yaglc, pianist.
WCAI.. Northfield. Minn. (33G.JO.
8:30 p. ni., sacred program, ser
mon. How C. IZ. Nordherg; Leon
ard Odeguurd. tenor; Ellen Krog
Ter, pianlHl: Donald Htcij, cor
net 1st; Evelyn Johnson, nwao
soprano. WCBI). Ion. III. (344.0). 8 ti. in.
mixed quartet: MIhwcs Wiedman
iiouoro uueL; fltury nweency, bu-
prano; Mrs. Katherlne Crow
contralto; celeetlal IjcIIh; William
C. Dunn, euphonium soloist:
Paul Stewart, cornetiat; Mrs
Heater Robinson, reader; Itesnle
Wiedman, pianiHt.
WCCO, Minneapolis-Mt. T'nnl, Minn.
f 4 1 0.4 ). II . m., Trinity Bap-
Hat church: 4:10 p. in., Flouae of
Mope PreHhyierian church; 7:30.
Elrsf BaptlMt church; 11:15, cIuhs
leai concert.
WDAP, Kansas City. Mo. Hfi5.fi .
4-5 p. m., cIakhIcuI music, Siar's
studio; 5-5:30, Sunday scnool
lesson, Dr. Walter 1.. Wilson.
WEBII, Chicago. III. :i7.2. 5-f.
p. m., twilight niuslcale; 7-y, nr
tlsta' program,
Moiiulnin Time Stntloim
CPAC, CniRfiry, Can. (4:tn. 7 p. in..
Knox Preshyterian church, Hev.
George A. Dickson.
KOA, Di nvt r. Colo. (322.4), 11 n.
m., Flint Congregational church.
Hev. Holier! llopkln; 7:IH), l-'irnt
Church of ChiiHt Scientist.
T'nriric. Time Stiilbms
K FT, T.oh Angi'h ii. Calif. (4fi7), 10-
10:45 a. m., I, on Angeles Church
Federation service; 4-5 p. m., ven-
per Rervict h directed by Dr. Da
vis of 1 Mi v(.s M iiHieal college;
0:45-7, Hadilorlal:- 7-8, stage
acts, specialties and orchestra
from Metropolitan theater; 8-9,
InHtrumeulal and vocal recital of
classical nature; !l-lo, (Examiner,
Cinderella Ballroom orchestra1
from Long Beach; 10-1 1, Pack-,
nrd Eight orchestra, Bill Hen
nessey, director. ;
KFSG, . Eos Angeles. Calif. (278).
10:30-12:30 p. in.; complete
morning service of Angelus tern-:
pie with sermon, Almec Semplci
Mcpherson, paator - evangelist:
Esther Frlcke Green, organist;
3:30-4:30 p. in., afternoon audi
torium service and sermon. Tem
ple choir and Silver band: 7
it:45, regular evening services of
the temple opening with special
musical hour;' 1 n-1 1 , organ re
cital, Esther Fricke Green.
KGC), Oakland. Calif. (3(il), 11 a.
m., service, First Cnltarian
church; 3:30. concert, KGO Lit
tle Symphony orchestra; Arthur
S. Oarbelt: 8, services, First Uni
tarian church. it
KOW, Portlund, Ore. 4!)2).t!10:30
a. in., service, First Presliyterlan
church. Dr. Harold Leonard
Bowman, pasior; 3 , p.. m., mu
nicipal concert; G. church ser-
vlei's. Portland Council of
churches; 7, ('album concert or
chestra; Fay Wentz Welch, so
prano. KH.I, Los Angeles. Cnllf. (404.1 )
10:30 n. m., complete nprntngr
sorvico anil orcein recital or First
Methodist Episcopal church. Ar
thur tlakely, organist, and E. K.
Helms, pastor; 0:3o-7, Art Hick
man's Biltmore hotel concert or
chestra, Edward Filzpat rick, di
rector; 7-7:30, Arthur Blnkely,
nrga n lat ; 8-10, progra in , M a rt In
Music company, arranged by .1.
Howard .Johnson, presetting "A
Night of Comle Opera,"
K.JS, I.os Angeles, CoMf. (293),
10:45-12:30 p. nervlcert.
Church of Open Door, Dr. French
E. Oliver, pastor; -11:45, vesper
musical hour with script ural
talk, Hev. Pike; 7-!:30, complete
evening services of t In Church
of Open Door, musical program
nnd sermon, Dr. French E. Oil
ver, pastor.
KNX, Hollywood. Cnllf. (337. G), fi.
fl:15 p. m.. Radio .sunset service.
Hev. c h a s. F. A k ed and P. e v.
Frank. 1 Iyer from A uihanRador
hotel theater: 7-7:45, Interna
tional Bible Students' an.ioeiatlon
musical hour.
ioxhav. M wini n
XiililllHin Tllltf Stilllmm
KOA. IhllviT. f'olo. ' (JIl'LM , 8 p.
in.. I'ricl Si'lilnllt nml lilK nillllo
thiTitpr orolipslrn; S:til. "Safotyj
! ii-mi." ( Ills pmyiTfl.
I'nrlrli' 'Mine Slllllnns
KKAK, l'lllMiinu, WiinIi. CHS.d),
7::in-!l p. in., I.'rnnccs I.niikwool.
Btiprnno; ltt-ha HolnMlHun, ronil
t; 'llnvn MnrnlH a ltloloi:lrul
H:isls." tlr. p. p. Potior; "A Pun'
l!l:V. NI:l,SON KMl.HT
n..v. ri-n. Vlmin KnUIlt ' has'
conwnit .l lo rontlnti the rrrlrMl .
nil m st w.-k Thi'lr Inli rrt l
Ri-nn-lnir nnd llirr.- lll lio n mo.'t
iik tunishl. lonir nml hfar for
youreoir. N.-w Church of Oo I I
rhnpi.l. foinir X nml Sprarr. j
Adv. I
Bred filro Brings the Buyer." Don
G. Mugruder; "Wat U Worth
fifeing In Homo." Prof. C M.
Brewster: "More Electricity for
Farm and Home." Dean E. C
Johnson. ICFI. Los Angeles. Calif. (4C7).
5:30.6 p. m Examiner's musical
half , hour, Kloryan Thompson,
soprano: 6:45-7. Hadltorlal talk:
7-8. Evening Herald Hadlolians
dance orchestra, Charlie Melson.
tenor: 8-9, program, Owl Drug
company; D-10, program, Walter
M. Murphy Motors company.
Hudson Six orchestra; 10-11, Ex
aminer, Hay West and his Alex
andria hotel dance orchestra.
KFOA. Seattle. Wash. (455), 4
5:15 p. m., studio music; 0:45
8:15, Sherman Clay and com
pany program; :30.io. Soattlc
Times studio progrum.
KGO, Oakland. Calif. (301), 6:30
G P. m Aunt Betty stories; 8,
Arion trio; "Insects." E. O. Es
sig; "A Lesson In English," Wil
da Wilson Church; "Hules of the
Hond which Every Motorist
Should Know," George E. San
ford; "Being a Good Hostess,"
Edith Steven Giles; "Chats about
New Books," Joseph 1 1. Jackson;
10-1. Henry Malstead'n orchestra.
KI.X. Oakland, Calif. (509.9), 6-7
p. m., organ; 8-9:30, educational
program; 9:30-10. American the
ater orchestra: 10, meeting, Lake
Merrltt Ducks.
KNX, Hollywood. Cnllf. (337.G).
5:45-0:15 p. m., organ recital
from Wurlitzer studio; C: 15-7,
dinner hour music; 7-K, pro
gram, West Coast, theaters. Inc.:
8-10, KNX feature program; 10
1 1 , Good rich Sllverlown orehes
Ira; Llllyan May Challenger, ho,
prano; 11-12, Abe Lyman's Co
connut. Grove illincc orchesirn.
KPO, San Frnnclaco, Calif. (429.5),
4:30-5:30 p. m., Tlnde Selger'n
Fairmont liolel orchestra; 5:30
fl:30, children's hour Htnrles, Big
Brother; "Amateur Five" or
chestra; 7-7:30, Itudy Selger's
Fairmont, hotel orcheslra; 8-9,
Theodore .1. Irwin, organist: 9
1 0, program. Pearl Hassock
Whitcomb, contralto; 10-11 Gene
.James' Hose Itoom Bowl orches
tra. Central Time Station
KFKX, Hastings, Nebr. (28S.3),
9.30-1 1:30 p. ni program., aus
pices, Itexall Drug etoro of Ox
ford. KFKIT, Lawrence, Kan. (275),
fl-TiO n in nlnnn Innlni'.in num.
her; 7. music; 7:15. "Training 1
for Track Athletics. Training fori
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I. in J B, Ate, I a Onuule, Ore.
the Sprints," Karl Schlademan:
7:30, basketball game. K. V. vs.
Washington university; 8:30,
"Choosing the Play," Prof. Allen
Crafton; 8:45. elementary Span
ish, lesson X.
KFNF. Shenandoah; la. (2GG).
6:80 p. in.,, Heed house concert.
KFHl. Ilrlstow. Okla. (395), 7-&
p. m Oklahoma educational
hour: 8-10:30, niuslcale.
KSAC, Manhattan,. Kan. .(340.7).
7:20 p. in., college band: 7:30.
"The Nuiure and Habits of
Sheep." t '. E. Heed : 7:4a, col
lego bund ; 7 : 5u, "Com posit Ion
end Properties of Milk." N. E.
Olson: 8, special program. Live
stock Improvement association.
K'S I), St. Louis. Mo. (545.1 ), 8 p.
m., "Appreciation of Music," Dr.
A. G. Pohlman; concert, St.
Puiii's bund.
K'THS, Hot Springs National Park,
Ark. (374.8), 8:30-10 p. m., pro
gram; 10-11, dance frolic; 12:15
1:15. dance frolic, Meyer' Davis
orchestra.
WHAP. Fort Worth. Tex. (475.9),
7:30-8:30 p. m Andrew Hemp
hill and douhle quartet ; 9 .30
10:45, popular music. Ward's
"Trail Blaisei-H;" 12-1, dance mu
sic. Sway tie's Southern aereiuid
ers. '
WCAL. Northfield. Minn. (330.9).
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11 p. m., Elnor Overland, organ
ist; Mark Harktns. tpnor.
WCBD. Zion, III. (344. G). 8 p. in..
McElroy Saxophone quintet; P.
H. Newromer, cornet 1st; George
peem, marimba soloist; John D.
Thomas, baritone; Mrs. J. D.
Thomas, soprano; Edith Carey,
contralto; Wesley Carey, reader:
Edwin Sach. pianist.
WCCO. Mlnneapolis-St. Paul. Minn.
4IC.4). G. sport talk. Knute
Hockne: S, "Buby Chicks." N. E.
Chapman; S:15, "The Hoinance
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