La Grande evening observer., June 01, 1926, Image 6

Tuesday. June 1, 1926.
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
FBOSTDAMABE
' WAU-OWA. Or.'. . (Kpcciul)
' . CIoho observation by muiiy farni-
: era rovculs the fact that a law
amount of umnuiro to irrowlitir
: crops, mirdcns and fruit was dona
by tho hard freese of the first of
the work, John Couch, a farmer
of tho leun section, states that in
examining- fields of wheal-ho bus
found considerable which wna
hard Jilt by tho frcoac, especially
In tno low flati. whero tho front
appeared to lo tho heaviest. Some
ftinatl tracts were seeded to Feder
ation wheat laat fall y a few
farmers over tho country, us an ex
periment to ascorliilnwheiher tills
variety of wheat - would stand
freeslnir weather. This wheat was
: liadly frosted In a number of 1n
Hlanc.c nnd will probably result In
nearly a 1ol.il loss on Din small
lilotK seeded. Tho arculcr part, of
the wlnler wheat seeded In this
section Inst fall wait 4(1 fold and la
considered one of the -hardiest or
winlor wheats,
Farmers feel 1 Unit (he fields
which were not hended out ut the
time of tho frcese nnd were . not
nn low wound, probably have es
caped duinaa-o, however th.o yield
will probably be cut somewhat.
Much of I ho spilnit seeded rniln
In both the valley and hill sections
was badly frosted, while some of
the -fields seemed to suffer but lit
tle damage.
Homo of tho farmers In the val
ley havo been busy the past few
days (ci lllnx water onlo the frost
ed fields as they consider this the
best thin- to do, in order llmt the
1,'mln may start grow in:; URaln.
Gardens In all sections suffered
considerable dnmiiu-c. Home pota
toes which were planted several
weeks nifo, and were ue In nice
shape were frosted to the irrour.d.
Alfalfa crops In thevalley were ulso
hard hit In ninny of tho fields.
Home furmers slate they are think
ing of eulliliR the fields soon, In
order that tho fields may lie wa
tered uiraln sinrllnir tt new crop.
Home statu they believe they would
lie able to get two crops of uiralfa
yet this season. All hay crops have
made a slow growth during: tho
past few weeks, and are small for
this season of tho your. .
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PERSONALS
WAIXOWA. Ore. (Special) Os-
car .Maxwell was a visitor here tho
last- of -Iho weeki' Ho reports he
has Just finished . .. plowing- - and
, working down" his lariro tract of
mnitnerfullow fit tho v. u; i;oucn
mnclWIn fhu. hills oaxt of hore.
Host farmers huvo -worked their
ground nt luust once and. expect to
tart ciiltlvnllon aRiiln soon, ns with
tno moisture, . near ,mo sumico,
vjil iiiiii lnl,n,cUim,Jn..'ill.'.ll.Uylw
' Afrsl'tleorKO Coleman, of row-
walkn, was hero the last of tho
week visiting with relatives In this
Miction..'- '
M.Ht, Jltiuirhnn, of tho MauRhan
Lumber company, of I'owwatka
Itldirc, was a, business visitor hero
tun last of mo ween, lie suites
that hq hn recently finished his
season's sawing; at his mill on tho
rldgo, and will start hauling the
lumber out some time during; the
next few weeks, after it Is more
seasoned.
W. M. Collins, u. farmer of tho
Towwatka section was a visitor
"hero tho last of tho week. Mr. Col
lins reports that crops, gnrdens and
fruit wero hurd hit In that section
by tho recent freeses.
. Tho condition of Kd Oeobel, who
was seriously injured when he wns
lrnck on tho bend by a. heavy
bolt tightener, nt tho Ilowman
Hicks mill Monday morning Is re
ported lo be. unchanged, tho young
mun hi been In an unconscious
condition since the accident, suf
fering from a fracture of the skull.
George Cusslns expects to move
a part or his cut tin to tho range In
SPITTSBORGH?,
YOU can't put your
building in a safe,
; but you can make '
your building safe
'; from decay and depre-
. ciation by giving it a
moisture and weather-
, . proof armor of
i Sun-Proof
gives you the
F lowest square foot
painting coat on your
building because of
great covering capac
ity per gallon. Let's
talk it over at the store.
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BOMB 11 OF
STAR WITNESS
nitlDOrcWATKR. Afng. June
(AP) Th homo of Kunuicl
Johnnton brotlior-ln-liiwof M ih.
Hhuon JolniHton, ono of iho slur
wltni'iMpK for tho Htutfi In Din Kuc-co-Viinx't(l
proHi'Ciilloii, wns dyna
mited thin morn! nt? hut Jnhnutnn
nnd seven nieniberti or hf family
eseuped Injuiy, Th hounn wits do
mollBhod,, v; , , , .
The blunt wiih i'urd imd fi'lt
mllcH ft way. Although hurled from
thrlr hcdi und Hevon-ly Nhalten,
mnthers of the Johnston family
othprvlHn worn unhurt. '
' The JohiiHlon home-U nhout n
mile from that formerly orcupled
tiy HuitoloiiH'x Vnnzetll who, with
) PowwjKaynJJieflrsI of
tito eomliiK' week.
Klmer Osborn and Olenn Ennllsh
hnvo finished plowing summerrnl
low on a Ktt'ffo part of tho Ilnun
ranches In the hills which they
have leased. They havo moved to
tho Oussudy place whero they have
about 12fi acres to plow yet.
. Bam and O. C. Meek wero at Jo
seph during tho (uutt week Reltlnft
poison for ground squirrels. A
InrRc number ot farmers have been
buying their poisoned Krnln In
larire qunntltles, tut It comes so live -whul
cheaper this wuy. Much pois
oning Is still being done by farm
em In all parts of the county, nnd
reports indicate that tho squirrels
havo been fairly well checked in
most places. Homo dnmngo has
been done lo grain crops In a num
ber of places.
Mike Hayes, who Is working for
John Couch, of J-rup. spent tho
week end In town.
J-M Hell, who is farming tho C.
A, Hunter . hltr .ranches, was In
town thn Inst of the week. Mr.
Hell sltitcH he Is , about through
plowing .suninierfallow, ,
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LISTEN!
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Whether planning your dainty picnic lunch, or the 'heavier
meals at home, a good grade of butter is most necessary.
Tasty, always uniform in quality, MEADOW HARVEST
RUTTER is a safe product to tie up to.
DO 1 NOT APOLOGIZE FOR QUALITY. REMEMBER
THE NAME. SPECIFY MEADOW HARVEST BUTTER.
Solid one-pound prints, or in convenient quarters, four to the
carton.
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WAY DOWN EAST
Nicola Hhwo, uiui.irleU and poii,
v.lrtud for imirdorlT In .x-oiiucotlon
wllh tin rohbrry 'p,f a i pit yruaHt it
In (Monlh Mrnliitrcc 'on XnM ,lbt
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Tln niHf attracted Interest and
radlcalH In many (nuntrb s under-1
took to nil He fumlH for the de-
Sold by:
Grande Ronde
Lumher Company,
La Grande, Oregon
RASMUSSEN
'. Portland
UNION CREAMERY
COMPANY
(Mamifncturers)
I'enw. When the men wre con
victed nuim toirn 'bomhlniiH' were
attributed to Hyinpathlzers and
when tho MuNMnchufiettM HUprenie
court reccnlly rofuitcd to allow nn
appeal, tho declHlon wan followed
by iho bonibliiR of the IT. H,
bututy In Argentina,
, r Will renew ;yur car
with surprising ease
and small cost. i,
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You can do the work
yourself, and now while
weather is warm is the
best time to do it.
Get color cards and
suggestions from your
dealer. '
8s COMPANY
- Seattle . .
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SiSIsnSSlM
"Why, This Wonderful
Medicine Has Simply
Proved a Godsend to
Me Just Send Anyone
to Me About It," De
clares Mrs. Peterson.
"I will nlwaya blew tho day I
ffot Karnuk for OiIk medicine Iiuh
Hhnply been n ROducnd to me," d"-clun-H
Mm. A. H. I'HorHon, Uox
ZSo. Itoutn No. tt Hrcvcrlon. Ore.,
while In Portland the other day.
"Kour years no I liad a bud
fall and wuh laid up In bed for
several weeks, and ever since J
suffered from extreme nervous-
ncsH, continues 'Mrs, Peterson.
"There wus a severe throbbing In
my side, too, and this together
with the nervousness Just nut my
Mtnmach out of condition, also.
"I could eat but very little and
Just suffered nxony from kb
bloating and hclchinff. used to
lie uwakn most ull nttfht and wor
ry and wonder tf there was miy-
Pierce Recommends
$1,000 Reward Offer
SALEM. Ore. Junn 1. (AP)
I'he payment of 11,000 reword for
Information lending to the am-st
and conviction of the persons who
lynamiled the home of J)lMrlct At-
THE ELECTRIC IHOX
VOIt TOD
Our Aiitomntlc Iron Is Just built
for you- home Ironing. You can
regulate tlio lioat to suit yourself,
anil tlierd Is no dnnecr of It burn
ing yoir clotliPd. Strongly mad.
It will IttNt for' years. It turns out
bKiuliful IronliiB work.
H & S Electric
.1 1; pi-. - ... ,
"It's the very latest-
To most women nothing is so old as last year's hat. Unless
it be her last year's dress, or coat, or skirt-length.
Men can't understand -it.'". They laugh genially at such simple
minded folly. And while they laugh, they are thinking of how
queer the old car looks, even though it's only two seasons old,
and how old-fashioned last year's neckties make a man seem.
. In other vords, men are just about the same as women when
it comes to wanting "the latest." It's a desire'shared by every
body who is young in spirit, eager to be in on everything new
and different. It's the most human thing in the world to want
the newest, the latest, the best.
The surest way to know what is the latest is to read adver
tising. The advertisements in this newspaper show you what
the new styles in millinery are. They'll settle the question of
skirt-lengths. They'll show the newest models in overcoats; in
touring cars and sedans and roadsters.
And they'll keep you posted on the latest developments in
everything that makes up life. The newest theories of nutrition,
the most recent additions to radio, the latest tooth-paste and
silverware and household appliance. ......
tliinir thut would ever irivo me re-
lief. Morn I mo I felt so sicit, '
nervous mid weak I could hardly ;
do my housework. I had 'severe
headuches and dlisjsy spells, nn-1
though I vpent sums of money on '
medicine und treatments 1 kept !
gcltliiK' worse ns tlmo went on.
"Oh, how thankful J urn that !
I finally trtnited Uiklng Karnuk. I
Why, this medicine Just seemed to (
get lo the roots of my troubles, i
und has made me feel like a new !
person in every wuy.
"I cut three hearty meals every j
duy now, und there's not a trace
of thut Indigestion, kub or bilious
ness left. That throbbing has
ffone from my side, my nerves ure
culm, and 1 sleep sound ull niffht.
1 huve so much new strength uitd
energy 1 Just enjoy my house
work now, and I u I ready told doz
ens of people whut Karnuk has
dono for - mo. , Just send anyone
to me about this wonderful medi
cine." .
Karnak Is sold In M Grande by
the L. iirutr t'o., und ut)
lending drnirflsts. Ad v.
torney E. U Elliott, at Klumiith
I'ullfc, is recommended to the state
legislature in a proclamation issued !
today by fJovcrnor I'ieree. The
slute lias no fund from which the ;
rcwurd can ho paid now, but, ue- .
cording to custom,, the jrovvrnor
refers It to the legislature. , '
YOU
You may linve been ' pi-oin
ists without Any positive
giiiirnuteo Hint , you would
emu not JesN ihati 7 in
tetiNt on somo of tlio so
eallcd gilt- islgo invcstiuciiis
and savings. Wo IiavcKoitK
(Ku.pai1snns whicdi disclose,
Ui fact of not tner ( is
paid If witluii-aMn within n
six-jonr nerlotl.
UNITED STATES
NATIONAL
BANK
Read the advertisements in
the habit. Not tomorrow but
NO ADVERTISEMENT DARES
TO BE OUT-OF-DATE .
t-.wi'
J. W. BUSH ICE CO. ;;'
You can have Ice Books or Cards or
pay cash, as yoii please. Ice is cheaper
at the plant. -4
Phone 331-W J '
Pure Water Ice Company
J. W. BUSH, Prop.
Phone 331-W. Residence 131-R
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Mr. Balloon Tire User:
! ' , Do you know that It la now possllUc for us lo vulranlxn
your balloon tlio cobIiib ns good as It Is possible lo vulcanize
lliKll-pt'essurb tires, and that when . .
VH VI I.OANIZI: HAI.I-OOV TIKES TIIEltE AltE
SO MAItliS I.E1T OS CAKIXCS
fori 'tll.'; ouViilde w'liei'e'tfiey will show. Wo havo just Installed
( tlnlMtjislypii of machines fin; this work, made by ono of the
)lai''pt1.-e'j)ianufaolurlM'ii;Jn the world. , t
We guarantee Hie nun- flcxlhillly ns in the nvt
of the tli-e nnd giinrauleo tlit work In la's! as Iiiiik
as Hie rest of the tire.
Let us put a CTC on your right rear wheel nnd you can
then convince youisill' Hint It will outwear tho other mnkn
on the left wheel.
La Grande
"The House
1517 Adams
this newspaper faithfully,
today, at the very latest.
Tire Shop
Of Bargains"
Phone 638-W
Get
Oregon Hardware
& Imp. Go.
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