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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1926)
Page Six Friday, October 8, hm. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wallowa County Plans to Store Water in Lake ' KNTKKPIUNK, Or Oct. 8 .Accord Intr to an unrifi'Ht muling rcnrht'.l by the parties nt interest, water will Ik- store.) In Wallowa ho connrv'il for nxt minunrr'H ht roiiHrrfMl for next Biiinmor's irrltiiitton. It Is not pxjei"trd that the winter Montfc will rill the la Up Jo t tic ton of the (lain, hut if xlinuhl rnlsn (he wuIt hlKh rnoiisrh J no 1 lint Mia pptintf rahnt and in-lt-Jnir hiiow will finish the Job. Tin - ai ratiffcim nt which hopitih Kttlmnrtory to both ni-lrs In that th ilitclus wliirh receive water at Hie fool of the hike Hhnll bo closed ilown In the day llmo to tho mini muni nee.fnanry for .slock uht-h, and hall lif Nh tit entirely every nlKht. The hendate of the flume of the I'lttterpriHe Kleetrh: company, own ed and operated by the Paeifle Vower a J .Iff lit eonipany, Hliall re innlu rlowd all the time, except when needed to operate tho Jo Heph plant. The iltteh companies Hhall keep a num. at the dam to turn water Into the electric com pany's lieadK-'itu whenever called oti to do so. i Ity working out this plan, the! Iicr.Ih of the ditch conipanleK liupa to have water on hand next Hiim inir Huriitilent for Irrigation, with refrulated use. Afloat Again After 7 Years imite cvIIh exlHtlutf In t-h ffurn . Northwest junrur of the (iHhlmr of raw muterM nay Hi Norlhruitt iitiarlur of Sect ton periiin iit Htattou djilrv utilhurltictt, fourteen (14). all in Tnwn- (roup action In mark'tin iiianu-j Hhip lo (1). .Nortn or KnnKo factured dairy product in ulao ; .im.ty-iuue mm oi uie I inline. 1 iiH an iwHtlul of huci-chs. j wiimimtiio Aiemriui., ifnaetlier wltli all or tno nmi ' tint her a I ready lams ed off of t he Tree cricket which live In the (tiH)V0 deacrihed property to be do- i folia if e and nof on the around ar I r lured and decreed to be security j of IntereMt to Ihe fruit growers In for the payment to tho plaintiff of Oregon because nonie or t tie j the tnim of 13.000. 00 together with op upon miM real property, or any part thereof, except only -the stntu lory rijiht of redemption. And for men other, further and different relief u to this . court may Heein proper. This BiimmoiiH In served upon you by publication thereof by the order of the Honorable J. W. Knowlea, presftllnfr Judgo of thfe above entitled court which order was duly made and entered on the HpecieH become detriictiv' at j Intercut thereon at the rate of ,, jtX day of Kept., r2. and the date timeH. Of the three niont Imporl-, per annum from tho 20th day ofinf the first publication belntf the ant kind In Oregon the mont de- April.. icmh, nowever. me sunijioth dsty of Sept. und the ditta of truettve occurs in I wo rare. om. or yo.uo paid on account or in-:the lowt publication beliif; the 2 '20 livlnff In orchard treen nnit lite miu us Hvcuruyi or m iu((,iy (if October, j'Jl'O. other on berry bushe. Tin luiury t tner payment to me piainrnr oi( caused by them U ilue to- feeding ' "Ie un ,,r " attorneys reeM; bablti and deposttion of tKH. " plaintiffs costs and dis-j 1 in this suit, expended, j . I . That tlrafc certain niortKatio re- ! " lii'" " ni " - , t 'corded In book 47, of mrtff:ifieH, ! S'pt. 1 0-17-lM.Oct. J-8-1G-22 In the Circuit Curt of the b ate thereof, records of Union: of Oregon for the t'niiniy of tnloii. , ,(un(y 0reW))I)i nn )ho fibnve I uora hiainey, riaiiuiu. 'm-rlhed m-oi.ertv. toirether with VreMcott W. Cooklngham Ieo J. lianley, 208 Spalding illdg., 1'ortland, Oreffon, Attorneys for plaintiff. property. tlmlK'i. iiiii'l luLro cut finm Mil Id Th ilnlicln.niu'hl IHndrnhniK. piih ( tho fnnftlvc Ccnniitl laiiilr floH durins th World Wnr. I ud.uit iiiniln nfli-r lylnc on ihi- lioilom fur iv yinr vor hliiro II wan wulllfil wlih th- n-sl of lh- iiin-nrl.n-,l M.-.-C ( 8fap Klovr. Thin pl. Ture how the xhlp Jut iifi.r llilllh Mltuca workers hud liroiiKlic It to the sinfuin. 1 M innle ' lipr hushimd. V. SI. Smith, n id ower and I'. C. llrosltw, Ueftnd-1 IIMIM. Don't Re "Neat," Advice to Brides llOSTON, Mass., Oct. S IJrideB Rliould be orderly but not neat men dislike the "nenl" woman. That was one of the first injunc tions ffhen Htiidents al the opening of- ItoMlon unlverHity'H new course for prospi'Cllvc brides lust night. "NeatnewH hiiH broken up many 11 home," Mm. Kllzabeth Mac 1 -onali). 11 ul horily 011 home mak ing, told her hearers. Hhe advises girls o allow their husbands lo en joy thetr homes even to the extent of dropping ashes on t ho rugs. "He such a clever homo maker that your husband will never huh pect your house takes a lot of time and care. Jusl do the work ho, efficient ly that when he ts around you will have sufficient leisure to look charming." I 17' I Pointers (idling every bee colony In ideal condition ibis winter Is the pialn purpose , of bee' men In Oregon, says II. A. Hcillli-n of Hie state col-' t nix crops of Iambs and the an ! mini rate und stray losses run about 10 per cent, according to the Oregon experiment station statistics. One. way of meeting the losses and depreciation Ih huv-. lug a band oi' yearling ewes and running them as long as possible, selling the remainder. Another way Is to retain a part of the ewes, carrying them oyer for a year and putting them Into the brooding ; flock at IS months of age. The prnporry be foreclosed, and the same be suhl according to law and the practice of this court, and , lege. ;Young bces'lhut went reared t),ir, uny, H to cull out eadi fall fronf iiiid-August to the last of ; t)0 o( antX underweight ewes and Hepiember are the ones expected ,uy y.-urllng ewes to make up for lo survive the winter and const!- ' Mh, itmoH a,l cull ewe tute .the main working colony in I . early spring months. j , The success of Oregon dairying I depends upon united action by The, average ewe on Oregon (lulry l)l0n )0 inrovo llu, (Uallty ranges dors not produce more than r hatter, and lo correct or elirn- ai,lM' .. plainilff bo permitted to purchase: To Minnio Trull nnd Henry, , (1,.1( llli(iM ftVwnilJlnM fruil. her husband: - f , Alu, n-iitf. that the nale of the f Jn the name 01 the State of Oro-. mi, )l,)Jprty HhaU carry with It ihe gon. you are hereby reuulrod toj, at llf, of tho , tttl(I limhvvl appear and answer , the . ;.m- (lJ. uUjonvijj pialnt filed herein on or before the I'.'.th day of October, 193I, wild ntutl t,,e proceeds of P..ld sale date lielng more-than six weeks .pi'u 'J 10 ' p:i nu-ni, ui arter the first publication of this;te expends of suit and sale;.-(2) smnmoiiK and said period f'nJxU nount to bo decreed to be weeks being the time, prescribed In this plaintiff on wiid promN-: I tho Order for Publication of Sum-n,e ured by said mort-lim.n- .H1.1 if von fall so to annearife'"K f"- attorney's fees and and answer plaintiff will apply to!tLs: (3 any balance to be paid tho court for tho relief demanded ' tu p t ,l, k of tliH c,",rt to ' uiKijur.seii oy mm as oy law pro vided, 't That t!e 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 Innd. - ! That tho defendants, Minnie Crull and Henry Crull,, her hus band, I'1. .M. Smith, a widower and 1 C. ItroiuH, and each of them, be burred and foreclosed, of anil j enjoined from asserting any right, . tllbt, lien, claim or interest In, to'' Instill complaint, to-wlt: . That plaintiff have and' re cover of and from tho defendants .as follows: ; That the following described property, to-wlt: Tho Southeast quarter of Section ten (10), the South west quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section eleven (11), the Kust half of tho North east quarter of Section fifteen (ir) and the North half of the Northwest quarter and tho B-Batteries A-Batterie's C-Batteries Plugs! Everything for. the Radio and a Radio for Everybody. La Grande Electric Co. 1412 Adams Av "EvcryOiliiK Electrical" lAKIOY iti:voiir:i HA 1. 1! M , O re., Oct. S (A I) (lov. fierce yesterday Issued nn order revoking a conditional par don granted Marvin Itailey of I roil land three years ago. Italb y was convicted In Multno mah county of n una 11 1 1 and robbery while armed with a dangerous weapon nnd was s-'nlenccd to serve in years in the stale prison, where, 5ic was received October 2n. A cnnrlltlonat pardon was granted November so. l!i:t on grnundK that Italby was seriously ill. Tho juirdon has been revoked been use lie had failed to remain a hvf iiblding elilz.wi. What ar all these hog calling tontcstH about ? is it Just a minor league for grand opera singers? Chinese ' doctors or Ihe thirl eenlury used hemp as an aneu. tltelic. -' Eii m FORMER PATIENTS TESTIFY ALL doubt as to result is re moved when you come to mc for treatment for i'ile and other Kcclai and Colon ailments. Not only do thousands of former patients In all parts of the YVctt tttett th. erruiitty of my cekbrtd trt.tmrnU. but I WILL U.tAKANTF.K IN WNI'I'INi: T(i ci:hi.: tnu rn nu u.- TLHN VOL'R tKK. Krnxmlvr, tlm. la no ! 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