La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 02, 1926, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPage Eight CA GRAND, EVENING OBSERVER Friday, July 2, 1926. THE OPEN COURT CORREflPONDEKT MOST 8UBM1T THEIR NAMES TO THE EDITOR IF THET DE SIRE LETTER PRINTED Chicago Gives Papal Legate Great Welcome Teloeaset, Oregon, June &s, ma, ; Editor Kvenlnir Observer, 1 Orand Oregon, Hear Editor: In your Iwuio of Juno 23d a small Hp in appeared which In rather mln iwitiinir. It in the not leu or a mU in of farmer held at Inland City lust Tuosday evening". Thin item mentioned my railing surli u meeting for thn purpoin of movlntr tho undent cheio factory from I'ulon to lslaad City, Now thbi woh not tho In twit Inn of any on Intercnted no far ua J know, lo 1 numi there In a small factory ut 1'nlon which I undrtr Htaud can bo purchased, hut I ho mai cuuHfl of tho meeting1 hotn hold wom for tho purpose of looking In lo tho widely ftU and often ex pressed sentiment that tho dulry farmer of HUh section Is not (rot tins what he should havo for hi croam and especially tho m'ill dairyman. Lust KpriiiR- Mr. Cutterlln rent- I I W I 3) :MrK kth riilcnitfl jrnvn a print wdrnrrm lo rnnllniil nonzunn. pnrwil lfral. wlicn lin nrriviul In tlin rlly for tlui lrili rmitlonal Kilcliiiilwl.. . oiiKivm. TIiIh iili luri- hIiowh Mnyop Ix-vi r (lori oxIxihIIiik tho rlly'H nrrirlal irrcclliiK u tl"i pn-luto. Curillnal Ilcinznno in In the rcnlpr, ttllh Ctinllluil .Miimklfln of 't'hlruiro nt till- rlK-ht. - , ' r Thi fummtr par your hottMholtf from file and mosqultont SpmywilhOroniteFly Spray ntw, more potent insecticide that really kills a mhu fty fur summer com ort. More potent, yet pleasant In odor, and non-lnjuriou to per aona, pets, or furnish ings. Spray where clothes and linens are kept youH find no more moth holes after thai) Wipes out ten acious bedbugs, fleas, , ants, moths, lice and ruachts completely! A wonderful new in secticide from the sci entific laboratories of the Standard Oil Com. pany of California. Now on sale at drug, grocery, hardware, de partment stores, and other dealers, summer necessity STUtURD ML C0WA1IT OF CAUFWOTA cd the Knlon cheese fnctory and a Rood numhvr of u raw fit lo nd our rnllk. to hlnu lie Ih on old f-jtporh nrvd chw-sn makor of nd Ihcro hoi Off no ormnlzri lead orshlp nppolnti'd, I was nxked to wild out notlrcM to thoHn who hn. i xprt-Hw d a d. olre rbr such a mH. Tlllainook and Coon counih-H and Intr. holpM ortrunl- tho flmt rooMr- ,r fl that th party who roport ntlvR chin. factory In tht HHr.r( (lib. ni,lf.n7 ho with thmln. tlon. IIP proved )U Worth to tm I llhcrnllt lnlnllnn nf .iol..n.ll.. public who did not attend tho nifet-l"K. I Farm Pointers hy maklnfc an fine a quullty of rheo am can lio bought anywhpp'. Thonc of UM, whoso biiKlnoVH it woh to look- Into tho nfriilrH of tlio fiictory, enn wt very plainly that although ho wan paying around f0 centM for our buttorfut, yet Hiich a plant could be a profitable biuU neAS if well managed and backed by HurricleM money. A Rood many dairymen worn bulked, to, Who all exprewted them- HtdveM an telnir Interentod In weliw a move made to orjrnnlxn a factory on a Hi Hotly cooperative banlti nnd Them In uhftotutcly no Intention of pronvotliiH' unyone'n prlvuto in terejttN by mieh a move. Air. Cut torlln'H proo of hb cbeojw maklnK1 ubillly at Union ban of courso given hU patronH a Kreat dejil of confi Hprnylnc early to get th first "noMt cick" aphldH on Oreron Kr den cropH such as btans and rub buirc, Ih the way tq the euBleut und boat control. Aa the ban vlnen cxpund and Rrow luxurious leavoa the hiding und fording place be come larger and harder to get ut, it ml tliw Ifiawttu mnlHnii ulit. Jc nr.. Ill him, n.t I L-llr-vn that a aroaxliiK ' rapWHy wh.n ono Ihor- oiiKlily t-.ilaljllnhoj. Nlrotlnn dunls (rrwat uoal or the succrtui pf factory would unnl upon the em ployment of o man of bo much ex perience and skill In hlH line. He has offered to tJlitn a contract to work in tho propoaed factory all of them fell that Inland t'lty r II should he Marled, for 15 a duy wouhl ho the hem location on nc- j for ft p(.r0a or ,wo yPnr8 and to count of the rive Rood romla nil 0w one. half of hUi first year's trraveleO. or pnved lia.llnif into It. Ualary to stand a a iruaranten that Its neornew to Ui Orandc wnc con- his nroducta will he rirt rtn in nlilvml and thn funt thn-. taxen here ,,v,.ry r,.s,,r,Pt. Van unyono claim would bo far lit than Li Ihu brif- that this Is trying- lo promote any er place, iene'e private Intermts? U waK felt hy those who Invetl- I i am uro tlmt yoil, Mp, Kdltof. uated the matter closely that n wm tor luo gooj , ,ho poopi0 of comblnatloh fartory, m a k I n Qrando Hondo orlnt thin liir at -rrenueilt Interval) are recom mended liy the experiment stullun. cheese, butter and oottair cheese waiiM l,n Iq nJt nrv fliM lniHlnm. nntl make the most sroftt for the farm-1 ers. Hutler made from sweet milk Oe. Ilvered early each morning to the factory would undoubtedly tako a first place on the market, and cot Yours very truly. U B. HYATT. VISITS AT HOT LAKH HOT I.AKB. (flpeclal) W. If. Cunon, heud of the parole depart- " . , " , , men of Oregon, was a luncheon now. but hum to he shinned from KueM of l)r w T ,,, . Um the western part of the htnte shoi.1,1 ,riluv f,unon Kha ,H Hpt.IIllnK. u few days on official kuslncKH In waslern Oregon, look lluin off" of bo a profitable product o,' such a factory. Cheese of the ' reality limue iu wi i inuu mi .uiy uas ai- to ru , ,ti j.ny- a frenil ready won IU placo In thlA 'rrl- v.-.-al years stundln,-. tory. I Trite combination backed by tho - , patronit with all thn jirorlls Kolnit buck Into their Docket shi.uld de mand the patronage of '.he h':idni u.h house or this section If tt prni! ucl should bo In all way- '-tuml or belter than products fioin tlitillnr roclorlea , Our La Orande ch.unh"l of com-' meroe ut a nveetliiK" ahout t!it-ee week airo spent tin entire tllscuHsinir cooperation and went on record tua being strongly In Pivcr of It. The president of the rnyelto Cooperallve creameries Hpoko ut tho grange picnic lost Haturday nod brought out the fact that dairy men ure paying n, tax of. about t!0 a cow per' year by Belling to pri vate creamcrlca Insteatl of thoae run cooperatively. A won managed cooperative fac tory Hltiiuled at Inland City would he the means of realizing tho small farm movement nd loeui coopera tion so empha.ilr.ed by the land set tlement committee who havo Just visited us. Now 1 had no wish to take any leading part in thin movement, more than to learn all I could about the matter and ho of any service pojoilblc. Having a typewriter In my homo f'arhon bisulfide for control of such Oregon peats as unto, root maggots and white grubs Is recom mended for soli sterilisation by the experiment station. One or two holes 4 to 13 Inches deep accord ing to size of plant are mudo about 4 inches from the plant und filled with u teuspoon to a table spoon of carbon bisuinde. The holes urn closed Immediately by lumping the soil with tho feet. Western potutoe rieu beetlea will be numerous again thi- summer, and they are one of the worst In sect pests or potutoes and toma toes In Oregon. The beetles .eat small Irregular holes in the leaves. Theso holes ure not very tinrmrul, but fungus becomes established In lhem und spreads over the leaf. The larva tunnel into tho develop ing tubers underground giving a roughened. pimply . appearance which affects their market value. The beetles feed on a large Variety of plants but do the most damage To Wed Cleik 1 Elizabeth France DuPont, of Wilmington. Hel.. member or the millionaire Dul'out tsinlly, U to -ed Richard Doreey Mor Sao. a telephone clerk, kq of a Washlagton, Del.. Insurance man. She la related to tkna tor T. Coleman DuPont. aud to Lamottfl DuPont, president of the. B. i. Duront dcNeruourt Co. Special SaturdayOoly Bananas 39c Dozen ,New Spuds, 10 lbs 33c 100 lbs. Spuds , $2,75 Pimento Cheese 4...15c Fresh Potato ( hips 10c Swiss Cheese - ...30c 3 Small Pork & Beans. 29c 2 Medium Pork & Beans - 25c Cold Medal Mayonnaise, 25c, 45c and 85c Green Olives, quart - ...85c Watermcllons, ice cold, per lb 2Jc Lunch Meats of All Kinds. Walla Walla Dry Onions, lb 5c Cheese Crax, box ..25c Fresh Dressed Rhode Island Red Fryers, 2 to 3 lb, weight HIIXiARI) PERSONALS lULOAItl) (Hperlal) Mm, Krunk Ran ford ap?nt Haturday In lau Cirunde nhopping. t Kugeno Heitz helprd lake iieverul head of cuttl and h onion to 1a Cirumln for tho auction nle Wed neHduy. ; Hoy Kml and Bonn Billy nnd TOk. tr visited Itllgurd recently. A(r. and Mr. Cox were vfrdtcd hy relntlvcH laxt weok. Kniini'it Wulkr, of Ia Orande. ViHlted tho Hcott fumlly recently. Mrs. KdwurdH, Mm. Ony Thorn hrite't mother. Is expected lo arrive her Hoon for a visit. ' Mr. and Mm Vernon Reltx spent Kriday In U CJrandn. Ira Korkwell wan a visitor to Illlgitrd la-st wei-k. Air Prank Sa-nfnrd and her son ami daughter, CJertild und Marie, wero visiting in Iai (jrnndo hint week. MIhs Vol ma Charlton enmo to llllgurd to visit frlenl for Heverul diijs. Sho Li tho guet of Mmie, Sunford. to potatoiH ami tomutoes. Heverul uppllealiont of boidi.-nu mll ure huve given good rosnlts us a re pellent when Kprayed on tho un derside of the leaves, my the ex periment station. Rome growers protect tomato plants by pluclng cylinder, of tin or paper around thein. One Wayto Dolt PARK PERSONAIS are cutting wood nt Tho Park thlaj week. I.enh I.ay. of 1'nlon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lay, has been visiting her unole, Joe Iay, here." Miss testes Kennedy, of Medical TDK I'AltK. (.Special) Mr. nn.i Mrs. J. II. Hunter and' son Hobble, were visiting Wednesday Springs, has gono to Oswego for a at the Hert Vundevinter ranch. visit. (ieomc. Mellow was a. buslnnss Krank Wlgglesworlh and riar visltor at llaker last Saturday. cn00 vanorder were ut I'nloa I'rl- Tho weuther haa been very hot day on business. for ihe lust few days. I'"rldny the t'lurenee Vanorder and family thermometer registered 8S degrees and Kd Imlpllm were dinner guest abovo In the shade. ' of Mr. und Mrs. I. H. Hunter on .Mr. and Mrs. r'lurence Vanorder Tuesday. . , , : was visiting at Vunordor flut laHt Frank Wlgglesworlh wns fish. Thursduy, Hho wiib thfl gtiesl of Ing, on Catherine croalc Thursday. Mr. ami Mrs. John Vanorder, who Mrs. J. H. Hunter has received ! left that day for Tnyolto. Idaho, word that her daughter, Mr. Ireno when, they have nurchssed a Oroup. Is visiting relatives in Kent- ranch. tie, and Toeoina. Mrs. Group lives ionard Whltlen nnd ITrdell Ijiy In Portland. Jlrn Heed won't have much Invest! ( gating to do In the Second Mlxsuurl I Congressional district It Clarence Hadale, above, JXmocrut of Moher i ly. Mo., is elected, lie has unnounecd that he will ral.ie his campaign funds by selling copies of his speech, "Our Freedoin,'' lor II) cents euctv .Itoys and girls srtll receive two and a half j cents for selling them, and If elected j he promises to donate tMit to edu- i caikmul purposes In his dl-Mrfc-u. ! Follow the world's dietetic urge for active mornings tvxd healthy days Eat Quaker Oats Quick Quaker Cooks in 3 to 5 minutes faster than plain toast Food that "stands by" you through the morning. Food that's excellently "balanced" in protein, car bohydrates, vitamines, and supplies the "bulk" that makes laxatives less often needed. SPEND THE 71 Til In PortlandZlLl Special Coach EXCURSION TO PORTLAND Saturday, July 3rd; Returning Monday, July 5th. $K.oo ROUND TRIP From La Grande Avail yourself of this low faro excursion to spend tho week- end over the Kourth In I'ortlnnd. Visit the Turku, .lathing Heach, Amusement I'arlts, 1-ance 1'avllions, I'uciflo Coast Leaffuo Baseball Gamo-s. Seo Celebration" und I'lroworks. , vmoizmsism Leave Ia Grande Arrive Portland . . Leave Portland . Arrive La Grande . 8:25 P.M. Saturday 7:20 A.M. Sunday . 8:00 P.M. Monday 6:05 A.M. Tuesday For further information andtickets, see Local Agent at depot. s 11 Distribution Without Waste J rweissM'fiH.'ii.WFi "jujissisi j.. v. a . i savinff i Cash storH Thislls An "Outdoor" Country Nowhere else in the world are there so many wonder ful places to go for a happy, care-free week-end trip as in this glorious West of ours. We, who live here, are especially favored if we only realize it. The season for week-end and longer camping trips is here. Skaggs Stores have made special preparations stocked a tremendous variety of tasty lunch goods and ' foods for the camper so that it is no longer necessary : to do a lot of extra cooking before starting on' the trip. And, they are priced at customary Skaggs savings. SATURDAY FEATURES PICNIC AND LUNCH GOODS FOR YOUR HOLIDAY Sweet Pickles Full quart jars. 49c .Dili Pickles Full quart jars 39c Green Olive Large 10-oz. jar ...40c Stuffed Olives Large 10-oz. jar 45c Ripe Olives Tall can, medium fruit. 25c Relish Spread For fine sandwiches, large 53c Mayonnaise Large pint jars 47c Deviled Meat Nicely seasoned 12 cans '. ...59c Delicia Sandwich Spread 2 cans 25c Underwood's Deviled Ham 2 cans....47c Shrimp Dunbar, ex. fancy, 6 for....$1.00 Tuna White Star, No. V-j tins. .29c Sardines Real Norwegian, 2 cans 25c Salmon K-lb. flat cans Very fancy 2 for - 45c Mustard "Roger's," 4 jars 49c Potato Chips "Fresh," 3 for 25c Pork & Beans Large size "Heinz," 2 for ... 45c Van Camp's Beans Medium, doz 98c Grape Juice Pint bottles, 3 for.....:..$1.00 Ginger-Ale- "America Dry," 2 for......45c "Tacoma Brew" Delightful, 2 for....29c Dozen $1.69 "Porto" Punch base, per bottle 30c Lemons Large fancy fruit, 2 doz.....79c Oranges Extra large juicy, doz.. 73c Oranges Small sweet ones, 2 doz.....59c Bananas Fancy ripe fruit, 4 lbs.......45c Cantaloupe Only the best, 2 large ones ,. 25c Watermelons Good onesRight Price ! Cheese Full Cream, 2 lbs 55c Bacon Fancy Sugar Cure, lb... 45c Egjrs Fresh, nice size, 2 doz 65c Coffee You'll enjoy it-"White Wrap" our best blend, lb.. 50c 3 lbs 51.45 Hotcake Flour Kerr's, 2 pkgs. 53c .Butter "WaHowa," lb. ....... . 43c Roll g5c Fancy Assorted Cakes 2 lbs... 75c Store Closed All Day Monday, July 5 SKAGGS UNITED STORES STORE NO. 359 Phone Main 711 STORE NO. 65-Phone Main 35 La Grande, Oregon Orders of $2.50 or over delivered free.