La Grande evening observer., June 03, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 7

County Nei ($t$ifa-. lEWtttttg (b0rtlt 1 Want Ads
VOLUME XXV.
"ST 0 MB Kli" &)4
LA GRANDE. OREGON, FRIDAY. JUNE 8, M27.
20 4-H CLUBS IN
WALLOWA COUNTY
It. O. Kit-iiriiH Iiiin liki'n tin- tcnd
1'IHllip ut llll' nhi'cn cluli, MiK. .Mike
Crow him Hit) IjiM'hi'hir Hewing dub
iind Mm. It. (I. HU-ui-iih the xi'U'luK
ml vuuhinn clulis. A nifiiitier of
the bi-H In Uu. U.kUuc cutiuiuiuUy
tn- Intprestoil In n cuinli rookery
club and Mich u'clllli will iiiohubly
be niut'tfu there.
Boys and Girls Enrolled "w cmmuniiy. c.o-
clul,, James Leonard, dairy calf
club ami A. V. Johnson, nhcei chib.
Men. K. A. hYurlo is Hie leader for
lh Klrla' sewinK dob. TIjIk chib
Kood mart In Wallowa remay.,, l" ""'""'' !' no
. .. . .. largest In the cotnilv. .M cm. Ocv
Knute l the leader for the eooliinK
club. A cunning elnb has also
Wallowa but a
eil.
Two Hundred Twenty
in Organization Work
WALLOWA, Ore., June 3. Hoys'
und Girls' 411 club work in KetthiK
May Salmon Catch
Is Below Normal
County Afxent N. ( lJo.iuhlnii re
ports that up to ih present 2i
viubH with a total enroliinout of I'-'O
liuve been orKiinlzeil.
are hm follows: Ki.hu- hImh'p HuIj.s,
A swine clubs, 2 dairy calf clii!.n, -1
twintf clubs, 3 bacholot cowhiK
ilulta, 2 cooking clubs, J ynrtkM.
club and 1 cannlni; club.
1 ........ ........
li't" liui I ICC 1 1 HCICC
Witlt the exception nf the bach
elor Hewing clubs an( twu of the
Khls' sewliiK club nil of iho iditbK
have been urbanized during the
past two months. Sumo if itic
(boys in the county arc interested in
oil club and if enough immbeyj
an be secured such tr club will be
this eccptinii
there wiii probably be no more
clubs lu-Kanized until mwt fall.
Livestock club members are re
quired to keep at least four months
On Abler Slope there Is a pitr record oh their animals and these
club with K, navies leader, j record boks .should Jt; finished by
sheep ctub with ,1. U'. Miller lcad-(the first of October.
At Joseph there is a sheep club J
with W. R. lioner us local tender,!
j-dmer Hotfolioom as leader for thej
i u. ixi I.,,,, ,r '..t.a'- -u-i.wr 1 "iWni!fiC'(l. Willi
I. Mr. . '"lltl.iri. wilt I..'..
cLub, There has also been a f;ar-j
den club organized at Joseph but
nit leader hds yet been selected.
v.r ami a calf club with Oscar Shaf
vt as leader. There are two bach
efor sew law clubs with Mrs. Lou
Wart and .Mrs. W. K. i.aKKett as
loaders. Mrs. DaKett is also lead
id for a Kirls' sewing club.
. There are four clubs at Lostine.
The County Fair association is
planning on offering between three
and itntr hundred dollars in prizes
for club members at the county fair
this fall. J 'rem hum: will lie Kiven
in all the projects and also for
judinK and demons! rat lo.t coji-
f ASTOlUA, Ore, Juno 3. With
May fishinir ciinrluiJeU, nurvfy of
the first four wek uf the ilshlmr
season shows the yield to bo Aum-
wiiat subnormal,
; The exceptionally ffootf rt u rn:
I of iU first A-pk C tU KOiitn
jhave been offset by Ihrce Hticrcod
;Idk weeks when the fishing was di i
rressinKly poor with the result that
the. May puck, .wan eevtutiily not
above normal, and probubly va.s
! somewhat, below.
In any ease, the pack was better
than durfiiK May. IfrJti, as tlie first
jiwt weeks of tbt nnmth iv.r bt
; last year in the strike, the last
fortnight rinding' fishing very siuck.
ICarly last month runneiies had
up Jarpr packs than were put up
in all of May. Ji'fi, but rrr-nl rrr
turns have been very dim indeed.
They have been confined almost en
tirely to Kiflnets. and the yield from
this fcear has hve-n scant.
Wea titer conditions ha vh been
unfa voruble, and have almost Uh
tally eliminated ocean trolling,. A
few boats have been ri origin: ouj
tittrintc the latter frart of the week,
but their catches have been dli;Ut
and the finality of fish taken poon
r
Mayor of Indianapolis Arrested
tests. The livestock club members
hope lo be able to send Ut carload
of slock to the Pacific, International
Livestm'k show at f'orUand.
The Better Chain Store Grocers
Servewel Stores
Compare Quality for Quality and Price for Price, and you will realize
that the items listed below arc unusually hifdi in quality and attractive
in price. Stock up your pantry. Prices helovv arc much below today's
market.
Saturday and Monday
Specials
CANE SUGAR I LAUNDRY SOAP
100 Lb. Dag Mfg. Cane $6.79 10 Bars Crystal White .... .J!)C
100 Lb. Dag Fine Bcrrv $6.W 10 Dais P. & G. Naptha 39c.
25 1 Lb', cloth Sack.. , $1.85 5 Bars Pels Naptha ..30
10 Lb. Cloth Sack...: 75
f ANNFD MILK
5 Large Cans Carnation -49c I If Lb. Sack Picket $1,95
5 Large Cans Oregon. 49c I Ji) Lb. Sack Drifted 'Snow....$3.23
All Week Prices
FRESH FRUITS AND CANNED FOODS
P. S. Shrimp, No. 1 Tin ....
A. & L. Salmon, No." 1 Tall....
P. S. Supreme ' Peaches, 2'
P. S. Grape Fruit, No. 2
P. S. Bantam Corn, No. 2....
P. S. Telephone Peas, No. 2..
P. S. Spinach, No. 2'j
Standard Tomatoes
HOOD RIVER STRAWBERRIES Fine Flavor
Per Box,
80 STORE NUMBER 82
Phone Main 5Io
VEGETABLES
Asparagus, 2 Lbs --5c
Green Peas, 2 Lbs..'..,.....' 30c
Bunch Carrots 10c
Radishes, Bunch 5c
Turnips, 2 Bunches..... 25c
Lettuce, 2 Large Heads 25c
Fresh Tomatoes, Lb 25c
..SoC
31c
3(ic
..18c
.21
..13c
STORE M'MBER
Phone Main 680
Cattle Men Of
Oregon In 15end
Annual Meeting"'
,rkul": Wl"""' M- l u;"' Lat fe Wheal Crop
h'owdor: J. K. Hnow, Uayvillti; Sam
i.Uili. KnlcniriMv; J, I). Froncli.
HlU'l William Tollman, Ullkiil';
Jark Tipiii'ls, l';iui!lit'li'; K. A.
.'siuulf.T, .Ionian Vall. y; 1.1. o, Har- j
KS. ic:. Jinx" S W. . A. iiunenr. ttemva; Wllfiam rtobori-
n-Bltlt'lit of Ihti Ori-KOll ("allli. ami I I'lhicvillc: II. A. Hlallala. I'alH.
Hoi'' KiiImm's' nwoilaUon at (m,y: William llunl.y. Ilunis:
.-irtlitjrt! cattn'litUm of !! uxntra- pvnyiic Cte-rt, 1 tuyviiU-; Turn i.o-
llu in I'l-Uu-vllU- aL Liu rinal Kim, HiiiKim; l''i-i'vV U Jtlt&M,
m. i-tliiK. .' A. Phillips, ot lialii r. uluiilma; Vnin Mills. Paulina: I'. A.
wax i-.'1'l.-cli'.l Ili'.il vii-o M-. i.h'n(. ' i-hiiupa, iliikcr; Itohcrt Wllliy
nn.t Wwrn-n Nn-i-r. oi roim., i tiiutir li.'iiry w.'mtt, fiahcr;
ul vlco jjtuiiUU'UL William , ij,.Hry i,siUis!vi4, S'kiiili; Slres'So-
Huhy was namfil si'i-ri'taiy-nvaK- ! !,.non. l.'niuu: N. N. Ulliott. Hak-i
uriT, Iho to uini'iTS IiavinK Ijimti , lloch Kmilh, I'aisli.y; (Sooi'Kn l'ralrii I'lly, alul W. I'. Siillivnn,
coitsuliimtcij. j Ncshif. i'ayi tl.i, Jifaiio; (it'Oi'KO I If.irt'rol'if.
MmiiIto of Ills cwbIItp i-wii-l'ii'rai. Nortb J'or!lil; li. ij, ! '), is:s jmrliBs il ss--mllU'O
uf l usiii.-la.Uon are 11. II. I'lark, Norlli 1'oilland; ltuliort i.iB. I Uoa will liu tu KatiTmiKu. 'I'hn
TrowbritlKv. Julm lay: Jam.vf , ler, 1'aulliia; Frank Fn.'iH:li; dillo lias nol been net. ,
Due in Hiff tiend
V'i;..'H 'II HH, Waitli..- June 3
iopi'cts Tor a biii trfii'at crop in
lor many yr;it-K ami tlicro is lutle .
doubt but that OoiiKlaa county will
i'lavu a heavy yii-Ul tiun year, nc
i:!'liUf 1 'iV iiviKe. VViitvi
villu raneliei-.
'AlthouKli wheat is looking goil
over all of houKlaH county, eool
-ettVjer iiita hchi it back iti ttfttity
JlSWvV Ml'. IteitKiH Ld, lie tuul
130U ael-ea Heeded.
Mayor John U Duvn!! (left) o Ind!isn!l!it and his lro!l!?i-.((i-!siv,
William C. Duscr (right) are out on $5000 bonds each tollowlum tlmlr
arrest on charges of conspiracy to make a false allidnvlt roncernliiK
Dura It's campaign fund, lluvall was elected with the uucklui; of
tbe Ku KSux Klan, ad it waa tharged ho failed to list certain con
trlhutious locelvcd,
U.MON PERSONALS
I'NION (S('ci.tl -Mr. ttml Mrs.
li. Ooisun uml rUUdrtu foniu-r
ri'sltlt.MitH ol' I'lilon, Imt now living
In IVmllrton and Mrs. J)ulHon'H
tfiKtcr, Mlw Pom Wilson, ot Vn-dU-tort
TwsuUiy iktWv a IVvv duys I
visit nl l:nlon with rt'lntivi'8 uiul
I'rlciHls. j
Mr. and Mm K. J. Hiji ki-r, off
Wllow , siK-'ttt Ah-nvoriiil tiny at )
I'uUm. " (
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Donovan and
(wo dautfljU-rs, of I. a Gramlf. wvrt
Monday vf((urH af the noun of
iiaAr ilimiflitrr, Mr IWvt Jlcvrott
Mr. ,Aiinit- It. irulT wv.nl to l.u.
(innidt! TiiurMday wlioru hIio will
.spend " nevi'1-al days tranHactinff
. Mrs. Mpy Huli-hUvsuii umlorod
lo ltnkor Monday wImto hIu; at- j
K-iulcd the funeral ol' Jur brother- j
in-law, ('"rutts Mann. i
M is. t ,co tin rd f m vIh left Utnl
wvi'U for I'oitUiml foe a Kevi-rul 1
day.- visit with her parents, Mr. 1
and Mis. Hubert Ueit.
Or. and Mrs. Ovorno WIum, of
Hutcdi. were wck ftu vrtUn al
thv Utitiu- of Tu-r Sister, Mrs, Krank
i (.(inner.
Mr. aim .iim. m. y . ji "
and son. UUiridK' rrinrnrti Mon
day v.vfutuc to tlu-lr home in Ut
Grande after a weeUs visit at tim
home of her mother, Mm. J. W.
Keiiiu-dy.
Mm J, It. Stoddard uud daUKh
ter. Mildred, of I. a Grande, are
visitintf hern for a lew days at Urn
home of Mr l-Yank t'tttinvr.
Mr. ;id Mrn, U. A. WUkerson,
of I At Grande, spent Memorial day
at rnlon visiliiii; at. I In- lioine of
her moilifr, Mrs. J. W. K-dy.
John Woitimiu uud dauKUtM
Gladys and son. John Diifur, with
Hot I.akn visitors Tuemlay.
Mr. rt ml Mrs. Morrlff jMIU'T antl
ihr-o rbiWrcw reUutu-d u-sday to
their Jionm. at Dufur. Ore., alter a,
two weeks visit at 1'nion at tin1,
home or her pareafs. Mr, uwi Mrs.
rharlrs Adal tmd other ifla
tlvs. Mr. and Mis. H. O. Mciay and
Iwo Hons, Jack and Itofthy. or Kit
ierpriHc, .i't Snd;y Lrutuu
vihUIuk relativeK and I'rientls.
Mrs. t'tiaiile Kcolt inotoifd to I .a
iran'ie tuesilay when: she ffirfd
rtcc day viMtint, at hwnu- uf
Iut daimhter, Mrs. Carnes.
Mrs. W. W. Lantrford, wan a Hot
l.aKe visitor Tuesday.
Ora film-, whw 1-"
Snuai avium reeovitiiiK from in
jiirh s reeeived at the Oregon Trail
Hiiwtiilll when lit- fell front u pif;
Uif liimlcr, i rt'iwrtrtl Ju
' Mifs l-ola Si-oll in visilint,' In I.a
1 Grand'- at Hie home o! her ist-r.
Mrs. Oiiae.
r, uml Mih. Nell Morrison and
tiHHKbivv and Mih. Miryifii'
motiier, Mrs. (.'randall. motori-d lo
Hcrmliilort Sunday ' whero th;y
spent two days vim'finf? relatives.
Thiy wt'i't1 n.tJavitt y Mrs.
I'rindle. who returned to her homo
at I lei -mist on, after a t wo weeks
visit at I'nlon at iho home of her
sistf-r. Mrs. Morriswn.
Mr. Mrs-. J. I' llutidiinwrti
and three children left Saturday
morning by auto for Portland,
whure tfiey wiff spend a week vls
ilbvff friends nnd rel;iHv'.
JI. ti. Avery, county agriculturist,
was at. lhm Wednesday eveimiK'
tin- hoy.s' and pfrls Nvcstoek ciuli
mtrllff with thv
associatiou at tho
iive.'riiM'k htvv
I'nlon hotel.
Wit V.i'JH presidential cainnalKii.
('orro.si)iiinH'niH have noticed u
boom in sfmtKUTi practice.
Hood River Clark Seedling
STRAWBERRIES
THE LARGEST, CLEANEST AND BEST FOR
" , EATING OR CANNING
Walla Walla Asparagus Rhubarb is very plentiful at
2 Lbs. for...... ! 55 Lb 5t''
Oregon Tele-phone Peas-very Hothouse. Tomatoes, firm, large
fine, i Lbs. for ,5 . y m
Oregon Cabbage, medium heads . , ,,' ., 4 i . ,J.
Per Head 10 to 25 Ne"r W"te itatoes, Lb 10?
Local Head Lettuce very good Fresh Pineapples at, each -tO
and solid. 2 for 1 25 Crisp White or Red Radishes,
New Ijttneh Carrots, Bunch 30 Bnneli 5
Baity Beets with tender greens Cucumbers from the hothouse,
attached, 2 for '. 25 Each 20
CREAM, MILK, SALADS anil COLD MEATS -
Phone Main 80
Pattison Bros. Grocery
si
CHINESE AIDE
A
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I ' I i ' ST"
ML I- J ! Wlre- U" TT
U 1 B "If Camp Stoves
PHI
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St'
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2wX
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festeraAuto7?eo
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iou spena a
" WESTERN AUTO" Rives yon fhc hencftrof their many yesrs experience
W in providing hatifiiness for Western campers . . We know wh.tt is nce
cssnry for complete v:ic:i!io!i comfort, convcsiicnie aisd s-ifcf;, Sk'fiws ysMi
Mart, if ymj visit the ncart-st WtKttr!i Auto More and let ui help yau pUn,
you'll enjoy your trip much mote. SUould you require anything additional,,
our low prices on camp-proven equipment ofler worth-while economy . . . .
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licnci-iil I. K. Sutrifliiiii. iiHtt- i.f
("haiii; T"-I,iti, .M.tiuhnri-iii wm
Ior(. inrnl.-i ut Sciirttc, (Miunit inr
...conic safely and as well bi
V'fr stave at hnrnc. We cff
well made compact Rawiluift
stove for $4-85 and $12.50
Gas Siphon for drawing rhio
fine (rum .your tank. .....ySc
Folding Tables
mate cr'ip morr hkt- home,
f.itffir and tst-e (irtle room in
car .4-5i ami $thft9
Camp Chairs & Stools
lake 1 if le spate, yet (;ivr n
uoififni ccimlori. . . . S'vc i
iyk ai 70c i 5-
Vacuum Bottles, Jars
(T-M rcn!y tn yotir enjoymcnr
hy t cpu g tfniifcji m,d (oo4i
Vacaam bntiies $ I . t Otn
luod i&ts, Vii.de. tvuuuU.,,
S 1.10 to 4-0
Cation Jiitji $1.95 lo 6.'5
Aluminum Outfits
u'iuuI pr'tblcta. , , Ctns,l( re
eiuipincnt fnr four persons,
p;icls Into trtTW rhtii p, ,.
rVTcfaiTcntSLifee I?c
JwntpH Twj Pc-le fS
Fcldinji 5biUt 65c ft 7Sc
Handy Stoy Leg $1.1)5
r
THIS WEEK'S
SPECIALS
G'lUc'.'.i Food I
llw.w.-k fi I .Ov
A wefi lilld-r ViKninn j'l
ll.lt i( Ci'l.i.
GCIUtME
"Vcll5UJOcUl"Go3tjl-3
I n. toiv Lift Tnct i- 0:
$2.bo
. , . t xr;i bo (n l "cp iut
out. (.i.'ld I ifcf lirai and
Lnja4 Carriers
, . . t. '.:. p I'l..;--,', ' tntu...!t).i;
ho.ird li"1.''!!;! i on m ut i !".o",
. . . Srvfe tffni'ritit-d $ f . K to
M.45 M'.V. itrcme or
p,nL iv;- r;jn. r Ji. J5.
Tent 9
Yoorfrnri'syoarJuMite'Wcif-
ciiy to erect, it;ht ii w iight
mdmffcjinpjcily. AU pnpu-
it X!fk-i nt itnv prices. A((tj
Tents,, no polMjf.xstcn.tasU.lt
of c.ir...$S.H5 and $10.85.
r.irmejfo Tents, (tinnfc p ft?,
.VMiii'4 ,ii-iiilm-rat.j.l 'lZ.9'j
to 4 t.-'i.
All StscI FoMm j Bed
(jooJ rost rtif iris p;i'cr vi
r it mo I'lifovmcnt. f spring
s.ittn -tj comfortably m y mr
h?dtiioiiis:.$7."5 and 1 2.45
prtfdincf Cntwa-s Cors, wrun
Poncho Ma-ttres&
fWe ft'f?! tntrj at t true rest
t r vai nfioo nthtv Lovvay
iifw .tupltHMtton hi tins kh i!ci
t:cliii( and w.ircrproot pin-
dt.uhiehcdSH.95, OtiK-rMat-trcet.$J.75
and (t.i.
3inl Emergency Units
...s'iv- niviny del'iv or htn
walk hy cart yint an cmsfency
ippr-y f tt,s. Oil" .uui fcVer.
r iton for r.tsy selccdori. . . .
$3.45to$.S.90.
Cimp Axes $t.5S ft MT5
Awtf- Spvirs-. ..l.,S5-& 2 15
FoMm$CjinvaPiiU
I'olding Canva B.isin ... 1.00
f r i
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ThetVorWf fargeitTC((iilAulo.Si(()l L'uii:crn- .S'ern'ti;t?if .Sfolrcrfsl since 1909
r-Morc titan lyOtlicn a in the West
VvfesferiiAiito
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lUl', Adams Ave.
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