La Grande evening observer., October 01, 1926, Image 8

Pair Eltfot
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, October 1, 1926.
MANY POTATOES
ARE CERTIFIED
In IniHlnrsfl In l'orllnnd.
I'olalo field Hint panned inflpcr
1km hh1 clmmed an cerlifled pota-
(h-h were, iih fiillown: S. N. Hla
intin, two fieldn, one coriHlHnff of
Htx Mrrprf: R I. MtiHtunJ, Jiaercn;
- JHjirvin Thmium, rftfht ucrea; Ed-
rt i T.. 'tl,r 1'eternun, fmir acres; Hoy It.
dJJUU VHIUIUUIIS iUlJJluvu itotnrt, Mi acre of Netted Gem
Turkey Buyers
Inquiring Into
Idaho Situation
in Area Near Prine-
ville, Oregon
riUNKVIIJ.I;. !. 1. (Hpoclal)
Moro potalor-H paHMed cert I fieri -iion
t.hlH year than hint In flcldN
lomtf-d In thfl 1'owell Undo vi
cinity, thn center of t he. potato
district In I'rook county, reporin
in I he Crook conn I y ukiIcuH ui al
hk'-iiI'm off!'; revcnl. Tin final
potato Inspection for Croolt coun
ty wn imide when 1'rotenHur '.
H. Ilyxlop, html or tlx farm cropa
at i). A. , wuh In the county,
urcoinpatili'ii on I rip by VV. I !.
Tucker, I'oonly awn I. The n-i
inspection will he made when the
product are in t h bins, which
will la between now and wining.
I, aHt year IIh Inspector wan I-;. !:.
Jackuiiiu, who rw-iitly severed hi
connection with the colleke to en-
! Idaho Prune Deal
Is Unsatisfactory
TlOIKK, Idaho, Oct. 1 Idnhft'n
priino dr-ul ended thin WAek with
iitoout 1,400 cars having hfon ship
ped and between 400 and 600 cars
rtOlHR Idn., Or.t. 1 Innulrlci
nnd ! two find onn-half acre of ft bout Idaho turkey already ar oHllmatod to huvo hem left on th
Klfan Triumph; otto M. I'niibt, hefrinnlnir to romn lo tho Idaho tree unpicked. This ltter Mock
i;ne-hulf acre; K. N. Hull, nlna Turkey Grower' nRHOcliUion, aa- wan not moved because, of tho low
acre; JI. K. Allen, two acres; mirliifr a lririr range of bids for j price which huvo prevailed
ltuyiuond Iflckford, two acre; J;i- tho aHrtoclatlofi'K pool, it w learn- throughout tho deal and becaurt
cob Ih-cker, uno aero. All potu -d VcdnMay. 'Che fanio of tho HhlpprH RciKTHlly HpeakJnff, had
lo h were of Ihc Nottcd (Jem vn- idnho hlrd Jinn spread all over tho (Hot cnoiiKh In tho deal to guamn-
rli-ty with thn
HHs Trliifiiph.
exception, of
PERRY PERSONALS
tho 1'nlted Htntejt and deolerH are dl-
plnylnM it lively lntf-n-M.
KHtifimlCH pluco the Hi a of thlft
yrar'H pool at. approximately do
vnrH, uh co i r i pa re d with 21 1 a st
year. 'J'hlft ifltlmal Includen tho
ThankHKlvlfitf pool, Iddn fop which
will lat opened early In Novem
ber, tho ('hrlHlinatt poo!, which will
be Hold Jieefmber J, and tho after
f'hrlHtrua Hhlpmcnt
wild January .
PROMISE
PERSONALS
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I'KItltV fHpeclal). Joe Sllillh
w uh a rcci nt I .a (.1 ramie viltor.
MrH. I'rank Hraden recently
made a buninettH trip to Jnlan I
'lty.
Arthur ftoblnnon and family
were vifillom to J-a Orande re
cent I y.
M r. and M r, (i uy Tripp nutd"
a trip to iA Orandn Monday,
I Kd I'fel wan a recent I,aOrumU
' visitor.
Lowell Fuller vlnlted Ids parents
n1 Kltrfu n fiiv ihiVM turn
)v. and Mra. Jlomid rV.oDcrf MoOonatd and Will
Were In hti Orunde luflt Haturday.
A. Iieher nnd family and I,.
Itobertnon and fandly attended
the Khow at f u (I ramie TucNdav
evening.
Mih. f'. (', .lohnnsen vlritted rel
allvert In ai tlrarwje recently.
Mr. and Mitu W. V. (iray wer
1a (lr.LTuIn vlHltorn Mhty after
noon.
I H. R Larsen and family wfc
vlHltorn at Mt. lllon thin wck.
i Joflcph Iean und son-ln-Jaw,
Harold Cooker, of Hcftttie., WiihI
o growcrH plckina; chartfi
All III all tho deal whh highly
unnatiHfaclory frorri tho a-rowera'
Htondpolnt and bocauno thin ha
hen true for Heveral ycitrs hack
it Ik believed not unlikely that
considerable of thn prune acre
aito in tho ntatn may ho pulled
up thix year. I'robably about
JiaJf of th crop wan marketed
which will bo In fniilcom s which mld for about
an aviravo of SMc; f. o. It. out of
which tho grower would realize
it net return of picking chargeH
and perhapH $G per ton. Other
packer? Hiieh uh biiKhelH and four-
basket cratiH, did nllKhlly iKtter,
Sewage Disposal
Plant in Baker
Is Not Sanitary
and tho plaintiff a cost and dis
hTrseSnpntH in thfet suit expended.
Tht that certain mortgage re
corded In book 47, of mortgages,
page 40 thereof, iordH of Union
IIAKRIl, Oct. 1. Condemning county, Oregon, on the nbovo de
riuker's Haiiltary condltloriH, epe- Berthed property, together with
dally in regard to a newage din- the timber and logs cut from said
posal, a report by tho state engineer property be foreclosed, and tho
and the ftanitary committee of tho mime be sold according to law and
state chamber of commerce 1h now the practice of this court, and
being prepared. I plaintiff bo permitted to purchase
The present method of flow-ago Mni'1 Property upon execution sale
illnpoMil in use In iiaker Ih result-- 1 , v,u,t lu" l,T' "l l,,u
lug in the contamination of thft ' real prbpj rty shall carry with it the
Powder river and of tho under
terest, and aii flcctirltvf or the fur- tho expenses of suit nnd sale; (2) f part thereof, except only th atntu-
ther payment t the plaintiff of;" amount to be decreed to be lory rlifht uf redemption.
the Fum of Kaoi0 attorney's feeslll, thl" pl"ti " ald promU-1 Anrt for nuch other, further and
nory nnio seuurru uy suiu jiiui .- uiiterent rener as to this court
groiiml drinking water suppli' h
within a radius of fi miles, In the
opinion of the stale enKineer, who
oIko sabl that cattle Uiinklrg from
the stream were threatenefl with
disease.
Play Wallowa Team
z KMsi Baking )(SJ z
1'noMrHK (Hpedai).. Mr. MuNorth Powder Will
.Mrs. w. A. carper, -ir. arnl sir.
Ila 1'oiiIkuii, JtotM-i-t Carper, I lar-
Ueed at
tend thn talr at Wallowa l-iid.y
and Haturday of last week.
Leslie Harding and lYoy Mil
)i r delivered a truck loail of mill
-feed to C. r. Carper the first of
the wek.
Harold Carper, who has been
In l.a (Iran de for the past few
weeks having bis eyes treated.
ret ui-neii home the first of the
week.
IlKAITY, AM) 11VS 1UI I It
J.ANCKSTKIt. Ky., (AP) driv
ing a motor bus 19(5 miles has not
detracted from' the feminine
eh arms of Mrs. itessln Hatcher, of
ilhiH city, who recently won a pop
ularity contest in which a number
of young women participated.
kjiIo of all of tho logs, and timber
out, or otherwise.
gage und fur attorney's fees andnmy Hcetn proper.
This summons Is served upon'
U.rt.i liu nlihllnnlUn ihaMkAf Ku . 1.
him us by law pro-j;ir(Icp of ,h0 1Ionomhle
coHts; (3) any balance to be patu
tu (he clerk of this court to be
disbursed by
vldwl.
Tltt the defendants and each of
them be enjoined from removing
or disposing or attempting to re
move or dispose of any logs or lum
ber from said kind.
11 hove entitled court which order
was duly made and entered on the
7th day of Sept., 1926, and the dote
of the first publication being the
loth day of Kept, and the data oC
the lH."t publication being tho 224
day of October, l'J'26.
Presrott W. CoalUnghanv
l.eo J, Hartley,
208 KpaJdlng Bldg.,
Portland, Oregon,
Altnl-tivu fc ntulnltft
l-tIMl III d.tHI I IK.", W..7II, MHIIH ,-n, 111, rf" '
to the pnyment of'ur iijioii said real property, or any Sept. 1 0-1 7-24-Oct. 1-8-15-22.
That the delendftnts, Minnie
Crull and Henry Crull, her hus
band,t V. M. Smith, a widower and
C.' lirosius, and eaxh of them,
he hatred nnd foreclosed of nnd
enjoiid from asrterting any right,
That tho proreeds of aifd sale 'title. lien, claim or Interest in, to
be applied ( I )
I'l ItlJrtllKI) SIMMONS
. V. I. Rnnnar nnade a business
trip to Wallowa over the week
end. Mr. 1 luiilaml, an evangelist,
and Troy Hherod, of Wallowa, vii
Ited at the A. K. Carper home lat
week.
.Mrs. Ohn Svvearingen and son
NfUlTIf rOWDKIl (Snerlal). In thn Circuit Court of tho State
PM Mencerbox transacted .business iof oregan for the County of Union.'
at I'nlon and Cove Wednesday, lami SUmJey, lialntlff.
A number or young people from j VM
here enjoyed the dance in Haker Mliinio Crull nnd Henry Crull,
Tuesday night. her husband, K. M. Sin lib, a wbl-
liuth Aguslus was oj-erated on j "wergild K. C. Hroslus, iJfend
agaln at the St. Kllzal-! h's boa- i "fH
pllal at llak.r Sunday. Jler con-! lo A'f"' ( r" nn lienry
irrun, tier nusuami:
i In the name ot the State of Ore-
tdftlon Is still serious.
Mrs. Vales, of Maker, Is visit
ing hero with her son, James
(llggs.
C. J. McCurry and family have
returned from Maker, where they
I have been malting their home.
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Ipiuini nieu Herein on or neiore
jtho .lh day of October, 102fi, said I
Ida to being rnoro than six weeks
John, visited Sunday
Melonald home.
itulph Carper, who has beei
working for several weeks for
John McDonald, at Wallowa, came
lit last Sunday and lu hording
sheep for I 'la Poulson.
Mr. and', Mrs. (lorbett, Mrs.
Phillips, Kobert and Harold Car
per and Harvey McDonald attend
ed Hie' re-burial of old Chief Jos
eph at Wallowa lake lust Sunday.
Mrs. Molllssa Peldler and two
daughters, of Lostlne, were calling
on friends at Promise last Sat"
urday. j
Andrew Kleshrnan and family i
visited Sunday wllh Mrs. Nellie
Kicghinan.
spent several duys lust weuk bunt-1
Ing. They were no; very success-
fill.
Virgil l.ee left for Portland
Tuesday evening, where he will
attend niedlekl college. 1
Tola Kohcrtson Is absent from i
high school because of Illness. I
M r. an d M is. I" ra n k O e rmnn j
made a tri( to l.a ,ttirnnde t)x
first of the week. I
Die Mathson was a recent 1,t
Clraade vlsllors.
after toe first publication of this
summons and said period of six
The word starboard comes from ' weeks being the time prescribed in .
at the 1. S. tnn Huron nteorboard
I meaning either rtidde
steer, 1 rnons, and if ymi fait so to apiiear
and board side. Staj-boaid gets und answer fbiintlff will apply to t
its present meaning from I he time i tho court fur the relief demanded
when vesselH Were steered by a 'In this complaint, to-wlt: j A,
paddle rir sweep worked from Ihc I That plaintiff hare and re-
right side. ; cover of and from the defendants
.as follows:
That tho following described
property, to-wlt:
Tho Southeast quarter of
Man (In Hpoedlng ear, to driver): j
"Say, tills Is a pretty town, wasn't '
Over-Sleep
Yet
have breakfast
cooked in
time for the
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Come to
Sportsman's Headquarters
for the new
Peters Hi-Velocity Duck Loads
and
Remington Nitro Club Duck Loads
! Stlon ten (10), the South-
west quarter of the Southeast
quarter of Section eleven (11),
I the Kast hulf of tho North-
! east quarter of Section fifteen
j !;'),. and the North half of
the Northwest quarter and tho
Northwest quarter f the
! Northeast quarter of SecUuu
! fourteen (14), ull in Town-
ship two (-, Nonh of ILango
I thlrty-nlue Ul', Iast of the
' Willamette ModJiian,
Itnirettier wllh nil nf t It a n-t nnri
i timber alread v InuuoiX off if im !
ubove described propwty to be de
cla red and decreed to he fleenritv
:fnr Iho n.ivniAiit trt tli nliitntlff nf ! V
'the sum of $3,0Ca.OO together withiA
Interest thereon at tho rate of t j
'per annum from the 20th day of'V
April, I!i22, less, however, tho sum
The Oregon Hardware
uf 200.0 paid on account of In-
rookrl ami rt ady.
The Smartest and Most
Durable Woolens Ever
Produced
Foxhound
Tweed
Fashion believes in the Fox
hound Tweed tailored to: your
individual style
Suits $26.50 to $78.50
SHOES
HATS
WORK CLOTHES
Rome have nerve enough to go
ahead and arromplbdi what olhern! That'tuMrr than plain toast
Mure iuo mueii wnw in iiiifiiijM
T N THREK lo five minutes, Quick
1 Quaker
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For
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THE TOGGERY
Andrews Bros.
Cleaning and Pressing Call 263-J
It's foml tlKil f lands by you'
tliroucli the nu.rniiiK.
Il's the "iKthim-rd r;i(itn" f pro
tein, CiirholiMlraU'S. vitamincs ami
"liulk"' (tn m;ik; l;ix;itivrs less nfltn
nrrdeil) I tint ilnctors and aulhoriiiu
now witli'ly nrc.
Cct Quick Qnaki r today. All llic
n ondrrful Quaker Oats flavor is
(here ... all its creamy richness.
You will be ileliRbled.
Your KTOier lias Quick Quaker 1
alsci Quaker Oats as ymi have always
known them.
Quick Quaker
7.lrue-0-1.lth U h-odln lbcUlnt
mrmy trr ptit'ett whlt-ic-. nntl
elf' riamnttM)l tn Wear-Well.
t r M'JUnir injMiy ldt Mikr4.
(ni of the MM-r rainier Mild
this litomliiH: that mm uf iho Iji
timmtv peoplei palntMl thHr 1mmio
with JihI inllnar white hsid
pnint Aiul It Imx tuinnl yHlmv, so
tin .Master i'nlniiT Ad Lsttt bim
li einnn rimtn U tlniul V. Irn(('s
Lumber nimuAnv tn act .tnc-O-
fl.Uh to rout up his yellow f taint.
INfi' the nrst rMi limn uv p"r
UUIll that UIU14 Ut JMllut Hp Ills
house, with 7.lmvO-l,lth nherihls
ad I.s livid wr will make tbeni A
ipnNiit r too iMMiuds or uhim
ItiAd, pnvhllliK Hi ZtiM'-( -l4tt
ibn-s. iuk nutUe ft whiter Joh than
any whlu hiut paint n possibly
( ntake. e will Mffii A frnnranico
; n hold Ktuhl for a jiar. Zhu-
1 mi fins ilnc and 1,1th mentis liiln
lMnu 'I'Ihiv mi no .siitslltnh-s
: Hint w III take tho pi v of ntil
Kin nine 7.lnr-0-Mili mhil, Hull's
; all Miltit, put up nnd jniAi-autsj (
I by ihc T. I,. Itlnoit t'nniimnv. 1
lHint m-t (imfiLMil nlth Zlnr ami
III for llutt can rmn n lo
run mi Ui. I lim hhmas -ldT k1ju 1
Uf III hot l tone and X0 of nmt
iHiiyihltut. Some of our nl
'Ktilloa i mint mm 11 ii tine mjuI
llliliophone nml n ht of ol!ur
Jtmk with It. lr u u-ouhl Wive'
i j'hi tho itiuitc of Hio MilstAiitlnl
uHntrm of I (Jnuidt tlMt nmko
-our dnv ItondqiiartrrM for their
IHtlui material It would oiMn your
'c. iNir a ipsiulnr MftsMv Taint-1
i'r its hiu-d lo load around ftn al
iMUkr uult Tlry nnljp buy ma-1
'rt ittai w III IhUII tip thHr '
j riftnd Vrntt. tlio Soronil, Myi
"IIHlii1 to you, ,
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
"Iw l"onr ln'i l-rtrtul"
MMr nutrr. I'bmt Mmta Ut
No Buarlaj IhutnoM.
A Tonic
Of PareValue
In Childhood
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
Abounds In
Health-Building
Vitamins
ScH 10 W Blxf!tl. N ) -f
Builders'
Hardware
Sash and Doors
Nails
Corner Shingles
Ridge Toles
Building Paper
and Roofing
F.L. LILLY
HARDWARE
Itiono Main R3
HOOVERIZE
The Peoples Market Place
Thrifty shoppers have found by experience that the Hooverized is the logical
place in this community to select the choicest of fresh fruits and vegetables. You
always find here the finest and largest displays of the season's best. To supply
our patrons we purchase in great quantities direct from the producers wagon
loads, truck loads and car loads. We specialize in and always recommend Grande
Ilonde grown products for 20 years economical distributors from producer to con
sumer in this community. We strive to please. Free delivery service, any size order.
Home Grown Cauliflower 20 to 35c each
Home Grown Large Cooking Apples, 6 lbs. 25c; box 98c
Home Grown Italian Prunes, apple box 95c
Home Grown Onions, 100 lb. sack $1.69
Home Grown Crab Apples, apple box $1,25
Home Grown Trimmed Cabbage, solid, lb 4C
Home Grown Bunch Sweet Turnips, 2 bunches 15C
Home Grown Clear Honey, 5 lb. tin 75c; 10 lbs. . . $1.49
Home Grown Clear Honey in Glass, 3 sizes 29c, 39c, 49c
Home Grown Popcorn, quick popping, 5 lbs . 54c
Concord Grapes, the largest in size
and last of the season, large square
basket full 49c
Per apple box, lb 8c
Ripe Tomatoes, on account of frost
the last low priced of the season,
per box 98c
Delicious Apples, price per full box$1.69
Large Imported White Meat Wal
nuts, new crop, 2 lbs ..45c
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, 2 lbs 39c
New Crop Brazils, 2 lbs 39c
Home Made Sauerkraut, 2 qts 35c
Home Grown Spinach; 2 lbs 25c
Home Grown Lettuce, 2 heads 29c
Eagle Valley Honey, 1 gal $1.49
Eagle Valley Honey, 1 gal ; 79c
Comb Honey, 1 lb jgc
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