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to . : . - ' .'V ' v Want Ads ISa (Sranfo Swrnun Whmwm County BJgvo VOLUME XXIV. SECOND SECTION LA GRANDE, OREGON, FRIDAY. MAY 28, 1926. NUMBER 197 TRIAL FLIGHTS MEET SUCCESS PAHCO, Wash.. Muy 28. Traf fic Manager Frank 1MI reports -rthat lliii first day of 'deadhead' flying on tho Klko-l'asco air mall rooto was successful. ' Pilot Joe Tafr left tho local airport prompt ly ut C a. m. Tuesday and flew the first leg of tho round trip to . Botee. From HoLse I'llot Chief Cuddcback with another piano fleV tho second leg to Klko. At 1:26 p. m. I'llot Price loft Klko'lo return to llolso with the -third plane. From Boise I'llot Tnff brou pi) t tho fourth piano Into Pasco. Kach log of tho round irlp was made In a 1 mast half an hour lew than the mall sched ule Kvery station was left on time. Pilot I tone Is 111 and unahlv to , take his turn In flying. Contractor Varnry won expected In Pasco Tuesday nut remained in Uolso to take a turn aa relief pilot in caso one should ho needed. Ho now ex pects to he hero on tho day mail service is resumed. WALLOWA PERSONALS WAM.OWA. Oi. (HpculuD TIiii primary cli'etlon hold lion- Miiy 21 did not uppcur to lillruct uny Kri'Ht utfnt(on from tint voter. While u conMdorablo number of votrra wero on hand .to. cast thi'tr bullot, nuiny did hot appear ut all. . A ninnljer of refreshinff sliowitrB have vlaltud title ond of tho coun try during tho past few days, korplng tho ground wot. Tho alornia havo . not boon anveru enough to deluy farm work to any Brent extent. .' farniors havo been making eqpd proerens with their plowing, unci other farm work. . '. . . ' 'Hoy Gastln came home from Kn tci prlHo Friday whoro ho. has been doluit Jury duly. Ho - expncla to return to court, ugaln tho first of tho week. ; ' ' 'Homo of tho early sowed fluids of winter wheat are much further advanced than Is usual at this sea son, of tho year. Soino of tho wheat Is slartlnff to head out.Jind uuolhcr two weeks of warm . wca:. I ther will no doubt suo'manjr of tho fields In full head. Spring crops of all. kinds aro also muklns a THIS IS GETTING MONOTONOUS vxl Ji . f - JsWmM&S "ibu FELLOWS I Iv -7 CAN'T BRWG AA& - , rapid growth, ' . James Weaver and wife, of Etu terprlsc, who havo been visiting recently at tho F. A. , Downing horn", at Loup, -returned homo dur ing the past wook, H. C. Hcggs finished summcr rutlowtng at the Minor ranch in tho hills east of here the last of tho week and moved his horses' and machinery to his farm in Lower Valley. ....... duorge Cusslns wn busy.' tho last of tho week branding sumo of his young caltlo and getting them ready to tuko to the range in tho Powwutku section. Grans on the Do You Mope At Home- because you're ashamed of your old rusty' suit? A Tailor-made Suit from : Andrews Bros, is an investment in happiness comfort and success "Fay as you arc paid." Credit THE TOGGERY Credit - Andrews Bros. ' Cleaning and Pressing I ranges is suid to havo beon great ly benefited by tho recent rains. j I . Hoy Gastln and George, Cusslns wero at B, H. McGlnnls's ranch in I Powwutku Bunday getting . some iseed corn. .. t . . Mrrf. L. V. Laihrop and Mrs. .Frank Walker, of .Leu p. were visit-' ors lif-o the first of tho week. Oscar Maxwell was busy , the, last of the week hauling buy from his ranch In Middle Valley, to tho U. G. Conch ranch In the hills, where ho is buHy plowing sumiucrfullow at this time. , i Itoy Gustln spout ; :8u,lurduy' night at tho Meek homo. ... A number of farmers , over tins country have been busy recently planting their latu garden truck and potatoes. According' to re ports from various farmers, tho acreage being pluntod to put ut ops In this section of tho country will j probably about equal that of ' last year. It has been discovered recently that, the hard freezes of some t wo weeks ago did much damage to fruit crops, In the vu)ley and mir- rounding hill sections. On many of the cherry trees which had just Teachcd the full blossom stage! ut the lime of tho freeze, practically all fruit buds wero killed. Appar ently the apple trees did not suf fer such severe damage, Many farmers are sltll finding it necessary to keep a close watch uu the work of the ground siiulrrels which aro yet very numerous in many parts of the county. Much i poisoning has been done of lute, and s(iilrrels have boon killed by the' thousands where poisoned oats has been well distributed. C. W. Moore, who livs on Hear !rook, has sufficiently recovered from his recent sick spell to bo able to get . out again. ' Mr. Moore contracted pneumonia recently and was very sick for a few days. John Couch, of Leap, was u visit or hero tho last of the week. . IMBLER j PERSONALS IMHLKK, (Special) Mrs. K. S. , Green and young son, Kverett, of I Kreewater, Oregon came over .Wednesday arid is visiting at the " home of her daughter, Mrs; Oucar : Howell. ' , Mrs. Verne Iaym, pt Knterpr!be. is the guest of her mother, Mrs. William Htnrl. this week, j. Mrs. Oscar Lowell, Mrs. Green und children, motored to Klgiu Thursday and wire the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McCullougli. I V.)odson, of 'Klgln, passed 'through the city Friday with a iband of horses. " , Flora Harrle, of Imblcr, wus in La Oranle election day. ' Mrs. Ktta Long is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Htandle.y. Mrs. K!mer Welso returned Fri duy from Wallowa. 'Joe Hobs was seen on the street Jj ALWAYS V. n im i rig MfM'W ONE of the reasons why so many thou sands of Western housewives depend up on Carnation Milk for their milk needs is tho fact that it can be kept indefinitely without waste. It always is ready at hand. 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Host !erry reports that, he has five young silver foxes find seven teen blue foxes. One of Mh remalo foxes got awuy about a month ago and has never been found. Mrs. J. J. Wagoner wus at Jm bter Friday evening. ( Kay Norval has purchased a beautiful team of Belgian mares. He bought the leum from an Kn terprlse mun. Mr. und Mrs. John ilirchfield has purchased the Hay Rlanchnrd home In the northern part of 1m blfr. Imbler people are glad that Mr. and Mrs. Blrchfield aro mov ing here again. I'or the lust few years they huve made their home at Knterprlse but because of Mr. Jiirchfield's health they decided to move back to Imbler. ('. H. Mcl'lure. of Weiser, Jduho was ut Imbler lust Thursday. Mr. und Mrs. it. Wuldrof and daughter, Gladys, . and t'larcncc K.'ovn, of La Grande, wero the guerfts of Flla, M. Walker luaL Thursday evening. Mis. l)orlb Childers went to La Grande Friday on buslnens. . Womi-n are sn vuln. They gl th'ir hair cut utmost us often uu men. v THIH WOMAN' PIUNKSt FKKHTON, . 0. (AP) Mrs. Nellie Lunglots told the Judge, that she drank i'iS bottles of beer und 12 bottles of hard liquor: in 20 days, an averiign of 13 quarts of the matt beverage und I xh pints of distilled spirits u duy. '.Sho was ar rested and fined JSOO after ro cordn showed shn' had purchased an unusually large quantity of li quor from a government, storo ami search of homo revealed only a small portion of It. Mrs. Iunglols denied (bat she sold the liquor. Tf you have a good shaving brush and don't want your good shaving brush lost, don't tcet mur-rb-d. 1'IANO 31 1 'ST IM'4 8GI,IV Will sacrifice high-grade, piano iu storage near hern for Immed iate sale. Wilt give easy terms to an established home. For full par ticulars and where it can be seen, iuIiIi es rot-tin nd Music Co., 227 till. HI., Portland. Ore. "Don't ask for crackers . 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