La Grande evening observer., July 01, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 10

Fi iday, July 1, 1927
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L'A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
WILL OPEN RICH
LAND IN MONTANA
OUT OUR WAY
By .Williams
More Than One Million
Acres to Vq Provided
Transportation
Aloie I hail .M;i,i00 arfH of
rich Montana i.imt in tin; jtfrt-at
Jted water valley v, ill be opened up
and provid. d HU ton transporta
tion this y.-ar y a branch line of
the North- ni i'u' ttic railway now
1" ini,' built from Ulendive lo
Urookw ay.
This u i ( jtnry has If -ui; been
known lo possess iii li, eHnodded
soil adapted (o in,- proiiit. ti.jn of
fj'(i:l:y or diversified crops. In
t in- in i tin iliatf infinity, a new 1
type o f (run has proved so sueo-Ms-
(Ml lliat tl. i i. nifi- of this crop
in .Montana has iii'T a.st il by hun-
tiK'l-S of thousands of acres in re-
nt yea i s. t 'oi ii has paved tin.; j
u ;.y fur livestock production, i
dairying mid a variety of crops in- I
cIii.Iiiik oats, flax, bail, y, alfalfu, !
tmeet iov.-r and garden truck, j
Win -a I pi odne. d lure averages
li P r o ut protein content and has j
K' adi (I t onsisleiitly 11 per tent '
number one iinality, a classification j
which Ji.ij termini d lop prict s
on eveiy market. Tin- yearly pro- '
durliun of wheat t Jncreasint,' in;
tins region as w 1 1 uh In tin: state'
as a whole. Montana I ant year'
product d 1 l,t"'ii,iMMf baslnls more. (
of wheat th:m in
I
cir lM-tt-lop4-il j
Tin- an a now tv tvi d by the new '.
branch Iiili-, although considered
lln- greatest potential farm una in
tin- iioi I hwest, lias m ver been de- I
veloperj (o the ( t- iit its fertility j
nierilM. The eomitifc of lht rail- f
toad and the piuvram of the i
NuiMli I'aciMc fur settling the laml .
with I. Cted. ep. li. llCI'd latlJIOIS
will begin a sound development of
Oil low pi Iced land, auric nit ural
UlltlfOI'IMrtt bejhve.
All of the holdings of tin' Not-Ill- 1
t in Pacific obtained tiom tin- 1'nlt
1 1 Mates iruvt i niiM nl, lie in alter
nate .sections, providing excellent
opporl unit hs joi- colonization. Al
ready several linpoitant group are
preparing to move m. i'oinmun
lriii ate established in some tif
the ert ion h already. t 'h arches
have been built. Schools are open
and well attended.
COME OM
Folks - watch
CURlM RDE
AH Gir WORE
Back Broke.
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GrlTOM AM
woo caT
-TrtROWEO
vNHlOl OKJE
O1 U& WAS
OKJ HIM ?
1 CA1MTTEUL
FROM HERE,
I FEEL IT
WAS t
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MOO "STiFFV?
-THAMW' HE'JIKJS
I'M AMOMC i
FRlEKiDS. I WAfv
5EST AdOiW T' (
GRAB VORE KJ05E,!
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LA1BLER
PERSONALS
i.MHI.Kit, (Special) Mm. 11. M.
tVall.er culied on Mrs. William
i' Jtolliiui hist Tuesday oveiilnjf.
.Mrw. j t i Hufiianun and son,
Junior, arrived lionio lust Tin-twiay
evening from Hpukanc. Mra, JJucli
; a nan had lieen thfre two uoekH
I visiting rt lativeH and friends and
report an enjoyalile trip.
Huh K t nan ucct;eded in land
ing a i3-pouud ealinou lust Tues
Iday. Y. i-.'. l.effelt o Joseph, was liero
, last Wednesday.
.Mrs. It. J. i'.uckiiian, of Seattle,
: ami M rs. OeorK; Cochran, of 1-a
Uiratnl.-, L-alled on .Mr. and Mrs. T.
J M. Jlucknian iat Sunday after
j noon.
I ilobi It Cllild'TS. Of Lott'lT ('OVe,
lis vi.Mtins relatives here thi week.
! Si vi ral ytiuiiK people from hero at
' lend, d tile dance- at Klfjiit last
j Tliel.ty eveilillK.
i;ie i ion was jutet lie re. Mr.
and Mrs. A. St rniKhaiii, l.amar
Westenskow, li, MeBride and Miss
I Anna Jtiooks were oa the board.
HEALTH
iy patient 1 had
h.nl,
iiom vi v at Noit'i iiu i;m i:it
KVANSTMN. HI.- Tlir "cauipns
Jioii'Hty n poitei" on Northwestern
I mversity'ii st ud at puldtt atiou has
Iinind ttiat trnni Ji to towels nre
'"swiped" daily or slowed away In
Jock, is at fallen Kymnasium. They
represent a loss of $15 to :t 7 . r o
daily.
How Out WronyJy Inforintil Man
( an I inlander a V hol- ( 'oniinii uily
lly . . Keen. M, !.,
IMiihttleliiliia
Mt'inher (iniKits .Mi'iihui.il Intitule
1-inei it us I 'rtife.-iriur of Surgery,
Jelfelirli Medical CidlfKe
The 1'l a nco- I'l usl,ni w ar of
IS7a-71 mivc ri.-Jt to an epiileinle nf
smallpux th.il went aioiiml the
world. In 1S73 it reached Phila
delphia. 1 wiis th.-n a yuiiiif: prae
tllliner w ho h.nl not vet pecia li.e,l
In nrmry.
As NOMli as I found tint suiallpi
v;is f'pideinie. 1 took my list of
patients, which III llmse days. oer
a half century no, win none too
lout;, and Miii'ted on a eainpaiuu to
"Von must le vaeciiiiited, in view
of the present epidemic, unless you
have been su'ces f u I ly vaccina let i
within the hint five years."
I had no tr..iiide whatever un
til I came to a lm. burly teamster
with a wife and six children. When
I stated my mission he snil: "All
riuhi. doctor, vaccinal the niis.-us
and the children, lilt'. 1 am not
ini: to be vaccinated. I am imt a
l,n nfiaid of Miiallpox. It will never
attack Hie."
Karnestly I ple.uled bat liO was
adamant, and. accordini:ly. 1 could
onlv vaccinate the wile and the si
children. All of t he vaecinatins
f.i l unately "look."
Within a week the teaniMer wa
in tied with Id.tck small n v and in
a mil her week was In h is yrave. I
confess 1 trembled for his wife ami
children, for the vaccination Imd
inl' four days start of the sinall
pox. What a wonderful victory
that was!
We did not. al that lime, ree,,-,--
i nize the ahsnlnre necessity, .is we
I 1 1 today, of i-omplele sey rea t pin.
Sand in his small tenement., lii-! wie
land children went frr-fiuenily into
his room. a!,i str.Mlpox is the most
! contagious of all disease:.
j H.ippily. my lY-ars were un
j foupded. fur not a single oi.e of the
; seven fell ill w ith smallpox. j:,K
ion the other hand the lather had
left no means. The f.imih had lo
he l.iiikcu up. the i htldreii sent i
various holm--. The man's uh-tin-aey
heaped onto tin- cuinrutimiy tin
oldiation of supporting and edu-catln-
these children until hey
reached the ae nf self support.
lias one obstinal", wrongly in
formed man. the l it; lit to ; h m w
such a I'Ui den on any com m u nit y,
when there is smh a sure, safe,
and simple preventive as vaceina
tioii. as this case so elearly proves'.
Three years ao in Ietrdt there
were 11 cases of black smallpox;
1-3 of whom died and only one
recovered. That showM how malig
nant blaek suia I! po is.
IMIU.KK. (Special) Mis. J.
Andrews visited her son. ilaskill
and family in l.a Lliandi- Saturday.
Mis. Cap Tuttle und Mrs, J. I..
Andrew s visited relatives and
friends at Cove Wednesday.
M rs. C. ra n t TucUe r ca 1 h tl on
M i s. Geore Mai shall last Tues
day. Pat Kollins. Arthur and "Walter
Kin-man and Itoy Ituoy went s;il
nioii tishim? on Catherlnu Creek
last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. McKinb-y. of
M.-dlcal Springs, called on Mr. and
Mrs. utis Buchanan Wednesday
venintc.
Mrs. Josie I a ami daughters.
Norm a and Krancis, and M rs.
t'hai lutte Much a nan w ere visit iiiR
lin-nds and relatives here Thurs
day. Mrs. liuchaiian and young son
will soon leave lor lur home in
Hollywood. She has been visiting
lor mot her, Mis. Jay, fur two
months.
Mrs. Grant Tucker , ami Mrs.
Jos.it Day called on Mis. (His tu
chanati last Thursday afternoon.
Grandpa Clark, of AUcel, was
laid to i est hi the Sum merville
eeuietery last Thursday afternoon.
'fiie farmers In this vicinity are
lakinjr advantage of the sunshiny
weather as an opportune lime to
put up their hay. Cecil M Ktnnis
has a la rye cr.-w of men working
fur him a.s has I.. A. St ringham
and many others.
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ICE I'KUAM
ESKIMO TIES
REYNOLDS'
STORE
Phone Main 12:5
Free Delivery on Any Size Order
BtiiihWforiifimwriTTiTiTTTrrTrffli,fT''ift-rwr'rT-irrM'i
Saturday Specials
VI N EA ITLE Sliced, No. 1 flat can
12 cans 15 It
('OKEEE Fresh Ground, 1 lb. can He
; lhs Sl.O.s
I'OKK and DEANS Van Camps,
No. 1 can, :'. cans HIJc
I'JCKEES l'annin.u's l?read and Dutter
Piekles, 1(1 w.. jar IJ-c
I'.ACON Carstcns, lushest iiality, lb. ole
FEAIMACK FI.Ol'K Alliers, : lbs !
STAGES LEAVE
FROM La GRANDE DEPOT
Travel in our
Modern ChairCar Stages!
IIAIXV DAY "hKAIHlKAir- ,'
tJK'rrVSllt KG. Pa. Maurice
Mn "uliuiiL-h, rural mail carrier
from Gettsburg, carries and de
livers every rainy day one of the
heaviest parcels in the postal serv
ice, and I'nde Sam collects not a
c- ut pf postage for It. McCul- ;
louyhs "rainy day deadhead" is a
big sack of snivel lo spread over
the smooth surface of a large fiat
rock in the road. Mefore he began
tarrying gravel on rainy days Me- .
t'uiloiiKh had to call on men of tiie '
neighborhood to push ins mail
truck across the rock.
Eastern
Light &
Oregon
rower Co.
LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS
Leave
I.a (JranHu for Joseph
La (iiande for lluker, lluise
La Urandc for only
La (irando for Pendleton
0:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m.
:.) p. ni.
9:2") a.m. 5::!0p. ni.
11:00 a. m. 3:l!0). m.
(Cuiincclloi'H ut 1'cinllelon fur Walla V;ilU uinl l'a.'u ui
Leave La Grande
For Portland at 11:00 a.m.
Tare $9.50, Round trip $16.0U
For that canipini;' ti'ip over the Fourth we
taiote our every-day prices:
WATERMELONS
3V2c lb.
Guard Your Family Pocketbook
You Will Receive Full Value For Every Cent You Spend When You Shop At
' THRIFT GROCERS
A Trial Order Will Convince You
(Old Harris Grocery Location)
Features Saturday and Tuesday
IT ISN'T A HOME WITHOUT A TELEPHONE
Sardines In mustard or tomato sauce
La re; e. oval can -0c
Gold .Medal .Mayonnaise, 1 pints -."le
Finis : ..." rY
Pickles Sweet, in bulk, pint T.Oc
Olives Green. 1 fluid ounces I!)e
Deviled Meat, ::i .. can, 1 eaus -.1c
Potato (.'hips Taylors, fresh every week . 10
Marshinallows Guaranteed fresh', lb. . 50c
Cheese Golden Roil, lb ;;.-
Cookies Vanilla, Lemon, Chocolate Snaps
pkjr 5c
Elgin Hot House Tomatoes, lb :50c
ICE CREAM
Lacked in ice will keep all day. Take
a freezer along with you.
Evcieady Flash Lights, with batteries
Special J 1.50
r
Someone i iad the bright
idea to get up an impromptu
picnic.
"Call up Frank,"' said Helen,
"he'll want to go."
"We can't t;ct him, though,"
replied Charley. "He hasn't a
Telephone."
Too bail! Frank is a fine
chap, and lie docs like picnics!
Home Independent Telephone Co.
; Smoked Meats
Picnic Ham, Lb. '2'2c
Lean Paeon, Lb...D-e
Lemons
Fancy Sunkist
One dozen 33
Two dozen 030
Salad Oils
1 t. Plato P)c
1 t. Wesson I5)c
1 (jt. .Mazola t!)c
Ere
Sally Ann
-1 Loaves ..
ad
All Week Prices
Pancrust. -1 11). can 9c
Instant Tapioca 17c
Quaker Pearl Parley, 2 for 19c
Jell Dessert, 2 pkes
Lady Grace Chocolate, can
I laker Cocoa. 1 lb
Guttard's Chocolate, 1 - lb
kosrer's Japan Tea, ' lb
Par-O-Wax "
Sia.r Tobacco, 1 lb
Horse Shoe Tobacco, 1 Hi
House Hold Lubricant, can....
Skookum Jelly. 15 oz
Libhv Assorted Jam, lo ox.
15c
29c
21c
..19c
. -5C
G9c
.()!)
..200
-ioC
Tea Garden Svit.ii, 1 Ual. St t9
wool .oa), o hars
Liquid Sunshine, buttle
Chloride of Lime. 'J cans
Crescent Haldol;- Powder, 1 lb.
Liquid Veneer Mops
' Lir.it Stariin
Poller Hird Seed, 'J. pks.
Fluff Cake Mour, pke;..!
Kerr Farina, 'J for
Mother's Oats (Aluminum)
Kerr Oats, pke;.
Kerr Wheat, pke;.
Corn Meal. sack....
J. H. N. Sardine
tin ,
or Purity
USe
35o
21c
33o
,55o
l4o
37o
270
39c1
150
Phone
Main
731
('A.M)Y
DIXIES
' AND YOV CAN HAVX ONI FOR A FCW CKNT9 A DATI
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