La Grande evening observer., June 30, 1926, Image 6

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KI.AMATH KAMA Juno 30,
(Al' Wild bi-lweon snn.uni! sno
linn flKhllnif the flaniPH, Hid flro
adjoining vaiunnlo WryorhonuM-r
tlnilmr Irarm, IS iiiIKb boiiIIi or
this city, was Btat.d to tio mill
daiiKerous thin morning.
A ralne In humidity durliifr tlio
iiurht Rddud In chpoklnfr th flrn.
Kulo of valuable tlmlicr In nIIII
Imntrlnff In tho halanco officials or
Iho Klamath roront iiroloetlvo uh
ttoclatlon Huld today.
Further control or tho hlnzo U
ricnindonl luotoly on favorable
wind ooiMlllionn, roront. official.
cmphoiiiiu'd,
WILL OVER THE FENCE BE OUT FOR FIDO?
rBNDIRTOK, .llino 80. (AD
Twoniy-flvo nciva of wheat wore
turned nnar Vansyclo aionduy
from fire which U thought to have
hcon oauDcd by a rlirai-ptle ralllnK
In a hay wagon. Tho rapm hand!
Jumped rrom tlio load , and tlio
frlehtoned horp mood through
I ho field, HproadliK? tho flro. Kami
hand) avod other wheat from be
ing denlroyed.
UNION PERSONALS
UNION. (Spocial) Among tho
Union fishermen who havo been
out in tho hill to try their lurk
lately are It. H. Honney, Newoll
Martina, a. I. -Hem, l.ewl Hlde
lnr, Donald dale, and Ccdrlo Oaln.
lood catehes arc reported by the
linhera.
Mr. fltlll. who haa made this
vlelnlty home for aevernl
month, loft Saturday for the
northern part of Wallowa, county
where he hn taken a yearn con
tract on a ranch,
I,ettera from Vancouver from'
tho hoy. who aro attending the-;
training camp arc to tho erfect
thut they uro having a good time, I
One of tho boys from I'nlon, . Olc
lUirn, however, lui been In the I
hOKPttuI mom of tlio time with a
nuverfl ciuk of ton.'illili0.
The Odd Follow will huvo In
alullation and u lunch at their
next regulur iiioetl.ig, Kriduy, July
All inoinbori are Invited to be
jiroent.
'Although tho stream In larger
further up In tho niounlaina ao
. much or tho water ' in Catherine
creek 1 being tuknn out tor Irrlgu
llon that very Utile . la lert In the
mream below Union. It la the low
em In yi'urs for this rnrly in the
aummer.
Mrs. Clove Talliiiiin who wiik
taken to the hospital at l.u Grandn
a nliort lime ugo where aha un
derwent an operation, wua brought
back to her homo In liilon on
Thurnduy of last. wook much Iin
Urove.l iu,JynUJi,,, .,,
. Tlio relief Boclotles of thn L. II.
R. churches In Imbler, Cove, and
Tnlon havo scheduled a. full evo
ning's oiitertalnment to ho given
At the aelionl gym here June !t0,
There will bo four one-act
on
given by Iho various HoelelleH
that data.
.Mrs. H. K. Miller and daughters
llplhlno and lOllda are spending a
low dnya shopping nnd vlsillng in
J'orlhinil.
f.a l-hnplev Pnalnt. vlulleH n-1lh.HCnt.
relatives in Haines tho latter parti Huna Westenskow nnd sons arc
of the week llmUlng hny on tlio W. K, Itiiclininn
. FJarroll Irwin goes io Enterprise
tlio rirst or this week to help enro
for Die store l'Yank Conner bus
at tho place during the first part
of tho month. Mrs. Irwin will uc-
company him on tho trip.
Mrs. Krcd Hpuin mado a himl
hess trip to m Grande Saturday.
Jhe returned to I'nlon Sulurduy
evening.
Cherry harvest will bo on 4.n full
swing before this week is ended.
Growers arc' buny making boxos
mid cleunlng out their packing
houses. The Hoyal Annes will be
picked first as they uro the near
est ready for shipping.
Frank Ilurn, who was formerly
employed in the Crossland barber
shop, has accepted a position at
thn state fish hatchery and is now
helping to distribute the fish In
tho various streams and lakes or
Eastern Oregon. This year they
ore restocking tho I'owder river
which whs formerly unfit for the
fish on account or dredging work.
Ilalnbow and eastern brook trout
nre being placed In the river.
A peppy bunch of boosters rof
the Klgln celebration July 'i and 3
wero In 1'nlon Thursday, With
bund music and girls singing they
made quite nn attraction during
tlio short time they wero In the
town. Vnlon will ho well repre
sented at the Klgln celebration.
Misses Margaret and Mnrela
Thy have gone to the seashore
for a week's outtiig. They are lo
cated nt Cannon ltcach where they
are visiting friends. Their slsler
Marlon, went on to Kugeno for
the summer session of school at
the V. or O.
Leona Trlekey was back In I'n
lon the rirst of tho week looking
after some husinc and left Wed
iicsday for Kiilktpel, Montana,
where she In next to nppear. She
took her string of horses which
had been left here since the stock
show.
Mr. K. J. Kleld who recently
tiought tho local jewelery store
from George Hlrnle, of Ixi Grunde.
lias brought his family here and
will soon he located. He likes the
town and believes Unit there Is
room hero for a good business In
)i!s line.
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wry vjbmgyi jesses . C-s .
! Mrs. Addle Morris was at Im- The world's so strange) They
IMBLER I bier Monday. say Iho world loves a lover. Mos-
,- PERSONALS I ' Jolm ro1"" '0f,l qiiltoes love everyone. Kveryone
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IMKI.Klt, Ore. (Hpeclal) A
earimiu of Klgln people slupped
at Imbler recently boosting ; the
July 2. II celebration. I'Yom hern
they went to Hummervllle, Cove,
I'nion und l,a Grande,
Harvey Conklln Is visiting at
the homo of his uncle l'runk
Conklln, ut Covo, this week.
II. P. Slack und fuiiilly, of Hiim
merville, was transacting busliieHs
ut Imbler lust l-'rlduy.
Miss Itillll l.lttr.-iil Is putting In
ten eri-nm boollis In her soda .foun
tain parlor.
..Mr, unit Mrs. Kv t'r Kcown
nnd Mrs. William Amlress, of I,a
Grande, culled on Mrs, K. M. Wal
ker Thursday evening.
John McCollougli, of Wallowa,
spent the week end with the
Conklln hrolhors.
Kenneth Trumbull Is litklng K,
Llli..e,p,ti1laeii1at ,t,he ,de,ol .(.rm,,,!!
lew uiiys.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim lleiige and
fuiuily, of Idaho, wero vlsltlng
rrteiids and relatives liere over
the .week end. They returned
plays homo .Monday, Mrs. lleiige is u
stH'r or aiis. yirrnic iefiwii.
Mr, and Mrs. Kzra llolman and
liltiu dauglilers were thi! guests of
Mrs. Ulln M. Walker Hunduy.
Ham Hunnliig, or Wallowa, Is
stopping at Mother's Inn at pre-
t unc-ti. ,
I Miss Haxel Martin arrived home
from Portland last flundny.
It. M. Sic-Coy and wife nnd Mrs.
William Wlggans attended tho J.
(. HlBeltlliirlun trliil Mrindiiy.
VACATION
Remember, the long distance telephone in
your vacation plans.
It will add to the pleasure and comfort of
your holiday.
It will serve your convenience in securing
information and making arrangements.
At lake or shore, in the mountains or by the
stream, long distance telephone service means
that you are always in touch with home and
business.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
HILGARD
i PERSONALS
lirr.OAnO, Oro. ' (Kpeolnl)
Miss Velma Charlton returned to
her homo in (liunde Monday.
. fr. lllggers, Mr. und Mrs. Frank
Snnford und their son and daugh
ter and Velma Charlton went on n
huckleberry trip Hunday. They re
port few berries.
Mr. and Mrs. Sterlet und ehll-
ren, Mrs. young and Mrs. Hol-
verson went for a picnic Hunday.
Mrs. Anna Mathesnn was In l.a
Grande on business for the past
rew days.
.Sir. und Mrs. George l-Yree are
moving lo li . Grande whero he
will continue his work on the
highway from island City to Kl
gln. Mrs. Kd Knllng and son Marion
spent the day in Jjl Grande shop
ping recently,
Mr. and Mrs. lliri Able visited
.a Grande a rew days ago.
Mrs. Mabel Hcot! nnd family nnd
Mr. and Mrs. Thnrnlirue and fam
ily went for n picnic Hunday.
Mr. and Mrc, Howard Htalrel
and children were shopping in l.a
Grande Huturduy,
Harry liingworlhy, Krunk Sun
foril and aon spent Monday after
noon in l.a Grande.
cor.vr ci-kukiku xow s
KA.VHAH CITY Count . I'rnls
chma Btlkau, who says his rather
owns a r.o. linn. acre estate In H II -esln,
IS a clerk In a mall order
house here.- Ho was formerly a
bell boy. He wants lo earn his liv
ing. ' .
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insurance
The saddest words that
can follow disaster the
tragedy of a lifetime of
striving all swept away
over night and no recom
pense. What a wonderful
thing Insurance is !
"AVo Wrlln Policies niuht."
CH AS. H. REYNOLDS
"The Insurance Man
Worth Knowing"
, to i.wixriGvri: gihi.k
PHH,ADEI,r'HIA Sheik knees.
Iho debuntnnto slouch and the
Charleston iiosslhly will he Inves.
tlguled by distinguished cducntors.
A committee of the N. K. A. Is to
study the pom uro of students.
How To Keep Cool
Westinghouse Fans
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Sommer Hotel llliltf. .' ''; I'ttono SOS-W
For Growing
Children
Let Them Eat McWilliams'
Butter Nut
Bread
Pure and Wholesome.
Made in La Grande
La Grande
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Bakery fs
K. J. McWilliams,
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Prop. Jl T x,. $&nm.J3?
HI M ARMADA WAITS JI I Y 4
KAV DIKCIO-Tho prcatoKt rum
Unniula In Pacific ronst proliihl
llon history, U slilps, is Iiov.tIhic
off Hun DIcro, with M.?fo,oO
north of July 4 liquor, fuiy dry
fiutborttloii, Ono cnafrt fruird eut-li-f
ani six Iminchcs nre tho op.
poming fleet.
Hello, 1'm'lr Jnhii. How's Aunl
Mary? If u will lirlp iin out.1
mi will H I so Iic1i you onl. We
know tlml you do not wtiiti uh loj
ihM (hi jirltv on hullilhi tun-i
hM'inl ami nn do not waul to'
iait' lite trhi, and to bt txhlv. to!
mHI all klncU of hidldlnic umtorial !
oil a low ititii'tf In pront plan. It
In iiiffiary lo sell for rash. It,
U alM luinl to M'll a scnvii dmn'i
at a IO Mkr oiMit irofit nnd d:-
liver tin M-itMii d(r up In Old
'tmvn in down to Itowtnuii-llU'ks,
(wpti'lally when the (tarty sonic-
tliinvi want you to wnlt on lliniij
for ay. That would no o. K. 11
wo had lotH of money, Init when a
fHlow ha to flop hi titpltul llkej
tiirnliifc iMHii'akes, It. ts iHixvs-Jiry '
Ut luivo vntU. Wei arc .satUflel ,
l4i (five you a miihii ihNtr for 1
only ninklnx i.V, hut we ,
ham in load this auln semji donrj
Into a Irurk and delher It at ,
tho eHiiNO of WK and then uhen!
u ftet them find a unto on the'
doom 'Te Mr. Iratt I'm inaie.
rieaw eall aaiu wmin other time ;
for the money." That makes a ,
fellow pretly warm on a hot- day.:
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
"Tlw I'oor Man's I rhud" I
Now I'juudry. riiooa .Main 318
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