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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1927)
Saturday, October 8, 1927 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Seven ; Wallowa Stock Growers Ask For 'Fair Grazing Fee ENTERPRISE. Ore., Oct. 9 JAitr five years of conference, ne gotiation unit arirunioiit, mock men frit the county lining the national forest jiiimimtefl q the rarest serv ice IukI Halttrrtuy a nynopslH of their i(tetiH of fair grazing fe-ps, ticronl fnir to l' Itei'Onf-rhlcftaln. Both heep and cuMU Krowcm kvo their jyiniiinjr In wrllintf to Stipprvlnor v t, imimikm, w no ni" rorw urn hem to K. N. raviiunitgh ut I'ort- luml, UFNlMnnt district forester in hargo uf Kiattinjf. The icovern- $ncitt xeokn to Uoiiblc ail jrruv.lnt? profiosctl fay Mm- sheep en an iterepfuhin to thmu h .( i tits per hep per month for Rtfht montb, October, November. Eifl-riuuri u u. H t r f ri'Mi'Uijry, larch. Altrit and Mav: nnl 4 rent r - er sheen per month for four month", June, July, Auinmt tin t eptember, molting" toln( of ii) entB u yenr, which (h an iirrmttw pf onc-thlnl over (ho ruto now nub). j'lUH compares wim a maximum or pti rent a. month which high offi fciulft of the foicsl office wtahed to J'mpose ', Thf present' maximum in rents. '. - v. -Argument of Cattle .Men 1 I Thfi patt'l! growers nnmeu u mux-j 3mum of-t 1 2 contH per hcml per ; '.Wnvoth tts'.a JiiHt una l'uir 'foe. They 4isenteta siulement of nmrkel fnK eon!, 'compared with neiirby orext ttiBtrlctH, to provo that they liiMBt .have -lower prod art ion coj-t ht I hey (re to break even. In u ay tholrcn.se. g-onfi ntonsr'withthc , sheen growers' ease, as there U a I'otfnl.eil, If not atwnys accented. hit to between the numhcrof cat lie and HhPep'w.lttetr a pnitiuro will arry. - . Keeps Gun from' Mother, Is Slain PROMISE PERSONALS ELGIN PERSONALS KlXllX ' Special) Mr. -and MrN. eorge IV ; (tooil. of Tracy, Cut,, yivo peen vlHltinsr Ihelr par-en in. ftlr. and Mr. J. J. Oood. They vera returning. .from Hot Springs, (irk., where Mr. Good was a deie- rat to the Oild Fellows' sovereign rand lodpe, representing Calif or- Mrs. W. A. Miller and son, of Boise, Ida., are gncNtH of Mr. nn.l Kirn. Hernal Hug. Mrs. Miller Is fclrs. Huff's sister.. I' Z Terpany, manner of the "Mtern Union Telegraph company I.a (trunde, fs spending his an nual vacation looking after the harvesting of his apples. if. If. Weatherspoon has shipprd carload of apples. J(e is run- king two graders this year ns vdl h having an extra large 'crew pick- hg. Scott Harris is overseeing the work at the warehouse. Mtss lilanche iians V" "who Ikis n 111 the last month, returned to (irandij Sunday to resume htrr ' i Sixteen-year-old Stephanie. Cie- Hc'h mother atd she. would kfU herself If Stephanie went to a dance and stayed out lata. So .the utri took a hmdert revolver' that was in the house irpd jiaye It to her chum, i-'runk Srhlleben, for safe keepinu. That night on the vuy home frmn tJ dance, according to police Srhllehen Hhnt and killed Stephanie when they became involved in an argument. school work Monday. Harry Crawford and Orvltta Ha waii left i he latter part of Uu week for Long Itcach, Cut., wh)v thy expect to find employment. Mrs. Kthel Nicoson went to I .a Grande to attend the teachers In stitute. She Is staying with her sister. Blanche Hansen, while there. Miss Kvangeline I'hiUips, who Is teaching at Duncnn, arrived Friday evening to spend the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Phillips. Miss I'hiHips has been attending the teachers Institute In l.a Grande. ' Miss Marian Crawford, who is teaching the Cunningham school Is utteudtug the teachers institute in Ia Grande, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Harwood are, the proud parents of a son, born .Monday, Oct.. 3. ...jrs., If-arwood will b'n' ""reniemTiei ed as M'Tldred Iteed. School was dismissed Thursday PROMISB (Special) Sunday evening about 8 o'clock us Melvtn Carper was retvirnfng home, ac companied by h!k cousin. KU. Fred and Henry Carper, a coukui' followed them and gnt k ne;ir ii frightened ilisir hm-ses Hiid-cnusi'tl them to run. At one time tha cmi gnr imsseil the road dlreinly in front of them arid they saw it ilte pinlnly. Il followed them for nbimt a mile and until they reached the gate going in at C. I. Carper's place. The hoys were frightened ns well n-the horses. Miss Kituice Cunrtney unit Mi-ss Gladys McGfii . dtsmiKsed their schools Thursday and iureudt-U the fair at Enterprise-Friday ami Sat urday And the teachers'- tnsthute Monday and Tuesday. They re turned to 1'rnmlse Tuesday eve-1 nlng, Roy 'arper a nd Sa ni ai d brought them in and Mrs. C;irper returned to Wallowa with them m their way to" iui Gramie Tuesday j night. , ! , Henderson and compan,vf Irialij-1 completed threshing1 the first f the' week and Saturday they finished; cutting the ensjlage at Chester lur- belt's. - Chester Gorhett went out Jt,unr driy to gravtd some uf the wm-st j rnud holes between ,I'romise and! MaxvUlo, ' Mr.' and Mrs. Andrew FTesTmian i and family, Miss ICmtico Cnutney.j Hill.. Hennetl and Hoy Citrper vis-, Jtert. at the t. 1. Cat per home Sun-1 day evening and when they start-j ed home they dlscuvere'd ihey were too short on gas and had tu re-j mala through the night. Mr. IJen-j nett and Hoy Carper got some gas) the next morning and they pro- j ceeded to Wallowa while Mi. Flesh- ! man remained through the day and helped C. 1', Carper haul grain. ( Mr. Potter has received word from the children's home that they; 9onId not follow the JStnmiers and! get Raymond hack as they were! finite. short on finance.'-. Haymoiid i hud hot been adopted by the 1'ol-' ters but was under the guardian-! ship of the home. Mr. and Mrs. I rotter had become great ty at tached to Raymond and feel bis loss fjuite keenly. They have the and, Friday because of (cucIm-vf In stitute, Percy Sehroeder was borne from rump Thursday evening to visit his family. Jie returned tally Krhh-y morning. J. W. Coates took his son, Jttn- ntle, to La, Grande the fills of (lie (week to have his eyes fitted ! Verrli James Wisdom is spend tlhg a few days visiting bis giand 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs; J. W. Coait-s. :Tltey are employed at leo. cbtrk's i logging camp between Miriam and "Wallowa. sympathy of the community. . The Ruby boys tmv cuptured three bobcat kittens and; have them at their place, Harry Conley cam in on Thurs day's Mtuue and visited friends hh4 relatives. lie returned to Wallowa Tuesduy. Holes New by, who has been working at MHgard, returned to his home here last week. John Carper sort mm, Henry, nd Will Heed have been painting the grange hal). Ralph Carper, who ha spent most of fie summer working near Lit Gninde, is now at home work ing for his father, C. I, Carper, Mrs. Hertha Carper went to tM Grande Wednesday tu visit wttS her hi i n a ml t w o da ug h lei's, iter sun, Harold, who has been quite 111 since the fourth of July, had a, re lapse th first of the week but Is considerably better ut present. Iju-y and French Trump have been working for RJU Cur per and have- the first floor of their house c-umpteted and the family ba moved Into the new hmise, lift want Carper purchased a purebred Hampshire - ram from Usb Wolfe, of Middle Valley, ami brought tha nnlmal In last Wed nesday. Ha visited with his par ents until Friday when he return ed to bis work at the Graver Me- Cluin ptiico. ' 1 NORTH POWDER PERSONALS NORTH PpWDKR, (Special! Tiro mas Keiley, auditor for the Pacific Fruit company of Sail J FraactscQ, CuL.sis transacting hnsl- tw-W here. Hormuti White 5uccwrfmJ in sliootiug a too. pound deer Wed-ut-sday. He. wu up buck bf the t'arnon mine. Mrf and Mrs. KiHo, of Silver (on. Ore,, and ilaugbter. Mm Hns Hell, left for Port Sand yesterday by train. Their sn, Lou, drove through. Wilma Wade, f PendMon. In Vlsillng friends and relatives here. Mr George Ackby, of Teo Pftsl, was tnidlng here-Tbwrwlaj. The North Powder fofrtbnli team plays Hterprlse today ut Kfiter prts i'nion plays here ft. Ifi. School was fllirrlssed tintii Mon day, the loth due to the teachers' institute held in La Grande. Wrong Xmuheri . "Why did M,irJe lose her Job in the office IksuIuc tiutmuotuto 1L- cerise: plates?" J "They found out she was ji Sele p ho ue operator," French Circles Expect Recall of Soviet Envoy UNION PERSONALS 0- PARIS. Out- if (AP The rersil f citrtsila Hakowkr aorict amlmssailor to Frrnc was expect ed irrotrrerftifHry today. ' A formal demand by the lonch government for bis recall was pro seated to Moscow yesterday, it whs revealed, by the puldieuiiun of the document by the losclgu office uud his withdrawal is said ii havf Iwea promi'd by th soviet kv ernmcnt . The French govei nmeii',. It wt saM in weij-lnforrued nuariei, is tends ii give out ltir other dmn miM not mentioned jf those msde jmbiio today In order to make it tjMite plain to the French pcotiie that Itakovlsky's departure ffs necessary. has always been said oft'lrml ly that theft was not thought f considering n rtiptwrf, hut in dip lomatic clrrh'S It uuk sabt that th cabinet has finally arrtvecl at t pant where the bt-euktng of vvUu ttoiiH with thv soviet 1h tutng cou Khlered, although no aclUm fn that direction hnw HcfimSiy been take. tr.VtOK (Kpeotitl), The USySs' teugue of th high ehioI hart their annual election Wednesday after noon. The officers select! fr tbU ma ifi Kbls organixatia ttt the local high stxho wr-r: Jan Smith, presidium .eile ;eerterrt vice presides; Vet Vevr sertarj t rewsitrer j Va rtrr GrMl-yt Venrter, Ksher Noble, terfrhei at the com mercial cleprtmer ip the high school will act a adviser for the girls. Prepanitlons are under way fm n similar organtitiou of tha high school hoys. The tucut schools clusert down Wetluesday ufternooti fur the ve muludev ut the wek in wrte? that the touchers might uud the county (ustUute la tirttrt, Mr. HSHf Mrs, WIH Tfinsv helr daught AveUi; mn Ht, Marvin let! Thuminy for Colfax, Wash ington, where they will Attend a wedding nwnivemtry. They were act-ompr inlet) by t'pr) Hendersort, wlm was retirmirrg; t his home In Clfx. ' KKW YORK No mora "tes- pent weddings for Italy & "vYala wrtrht. swlmtKPr Shs uuidt a., promise to Jadjro Fawcoft whea he IrtiUcated; he WQUC'-i f aunut her marriage to George t'aaartS KoU j.lamd, trap ttrummer, y . .. : t itelea totu: the iudge that tha ceremony to Ihittos. was with a tea- cent ria-ff aa-J that ft we tftUsi? j was fallowed hy a retj bs i fear. MisHtSr max tn:xn SAL KM, Orer.tbct. tAtn Wil liam A. Ountran:, well-to-do youtise farmer who disappeared from Ms f.oweit PtaCrtft home Thurscfajr wum found this morslng by L-ute Ssiv age, of if-Talem at ih hump lualga sSe, Wllltom Kp!is ger, east at Ssbn. H? had- Ytwn a&nsfti .far dwys sm nights. One way to w-Ht vip r 6f raffle nh' woubS b lo Jnrvw a motoyM fir M?y Sunday g?ir noon on a country road. The really happy nmo of today never laughs iteciures t'rufessop Kf .. Aveltug; Ualvecsity of ttuduu, nsychologUit Iji",ghter i& an ugly mask Indulged iiv ojiiy t iho 'u perlar" y discontented uvuii ac- cot-dtng to the p.rofearf hui stvwiisav he a&ya, ut'fe heauiiful wa mavh humau sympathy st-Adlng in it iMitvt Mmi htt prs1 with itself ami n the world." i "It's So Refreshing!" Betty Jane: "You know, Don, Blue Mountain Ice Cream has them all beat for a delicious 'goodness.' Do bring it home more often I never will tire of it." Don: "Just as you say, Betty, I'm all for it. . There is no get tin' around it, Blue Mountain : Ice Cream is the best all-year-around dessert. I do like the , airtight containers that Blue Mountain comes in so convenient." X(v Ih thv timv to strike white Let Blue Mountain Ice Cream be your "year-around joy." Blue Mountain Creamery Home of Blue Mountain Butter Blue Mountain Milk Blue Mountain Ice Cream Sow Is the time to strike white j thv Iron Is hot. You remember n week ago last Alooday we got in a ;ca.(lHutuf timse heavy intermediate ! cvdai xliiuKics. In (hive day t -time they wciv all jjc. VV m1iI 1 ' Ihcm just like hot cakes for , mvj M. It's no winnlcr they wi ; fast, In it? Nmv wo nn making (another remarkable offer. Anoth er bin whHKt Is ticin itnlnatteil ilhiw muniius. iruh and Utah qiifck. This ought to he cnoiiuh to serve the wtmic cnuuiry from one vyfi to tm oilier. W am ci-iJiJir n carhmri if ( Twain hraml Kxtra star--siar shingles. If tby arc Kren thrv ;wll! te t per f. and lr they fin; iflry they will Ih S:i.7."i. i Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. j We Sell For Cash 1 "The Poor Man's Fricnil" ' S'Mir Foundry. Phone Main 348 ! Hornlitr BnMlntw Broken Sedan Windows Windshields Glass Can he replaced very easily just d r i v e. your ear over. Also Put in your orders for storm windows now. Keep warm this winter. La Grande Construction & Supply Co. 1501 Madison Meres the drink y ou ve been lAimtw? for 1 Chocolate - f -vf - Malted Milk t'M . ': at home TW ' ' . o . HERE'S rich pure Chocolate Malted Milk in powder form ready for in stant use. It's the result of several years' experimenting by GhirardelH experts in order to give you the perfect drink, in quick convenient form. Ghirardellrs Chocolate Malted Milk contains the solids of pure chocolate; co coa pure, rich, full-cream milkj malt and j AHB COCOA. pure sugar, with all their healthful min cral salts and vitamins. It is instantly ol uhle in milk or water, Put three heaping tcaspoonfuls In a glass of cold milk and shake vigorously or heat with an egg-beater. You have a delicious rich chocolatey drink, Children love h. So do older folks, lict it from your grocer or your druggist today. Vacuum packed to keep tifrexh and pure GHIRARDELLl'S ChocolateJtfaltedMilk Say "Gear-ar-delfy" to any grocer or druggist
