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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
HAY DEMAND IN
WALLOWA HEAVY
Straw Supplies Nearly
Exhausted; Local Hay
Priced at $18 to $20
Hy (i. ('. M'k
(ObHervcr t 'orrepomlent )
VAMOWA, rc (Hpcr.nl
folder weather ha (Touted u wide
spread Inanity for hay from farm
och In many purl of tho county.
VurlouH report h vtaio t tint hny mjp
pllca ut a number of the local
farnm have been rapidly depleted
fluilnx tho pnat few wee kit when
very heavy feed in ha born neceii
Hary. Hi raw tmppllcK at many of
tin farms are mild to bo nearly rx
Jul iw tod mid thiH may rait for moru
rncdlnjr of hay ilurliifr the remain
In portion nf tho winter. One car
of hay In ."aid to have hren Hhlpped
Into the. county hy farmer in the
J.ower valley wcilon and proHent
proitpcctH are, that iiinro will ho
purchased In this manner noon.
Only a few junall lot nf hay am
for snip In thin end of the valley
and prlcca belnr united for thlH Ik
fluid to bo a round (IS and per
ton.
All Additional fall of several
liichea of new enow during tho
early part of tho week linn covered
much of the pawl m e lit tin hllla
too deep for any kind of Htocit ex
cept nornes to do inneh Kood. I'p
in lhl dnle utor-k of all rhiHHea am
ftaid to bo doln ood. there haff 'p fJRRY FAMILY
urril um it' mwei ui mm ( iuii
winter.
Tho two of en I'M in many pari
of tho county not near the highway
and' Diurket roadM Jiiim not been
posfllhle during the punt f w dny
becftUS" of Home deep driftH ut
many placed, Khner Homhwlek
rami carrier on route 1 ban laid
h in cur off for the whiter and
Engineering Msgic Transforms Everglades
: "IhiMU- d-i i
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Wcdnewlay, Januaiy 23, 1921)..
Ole Carlson, Of !'
Lumber Co. Camp,
Suffers Injury; "m
i "ii rt
wiii' MilKanl vlKliain Mlunluy.
Al 1km IiJii Mitrtlii tipeiil tht HtMH-
t'liil la Im (Imnilt,
Mr. KliunKluiiny h iM rn HI Cor
th lul Kvi'rHl iluy-M.
Mi Kva Tlmrniiilo, Mr. J.
'iirturiKht nnit Mtn. Jiw Vuim'
are ull rt-iurltl to tw IM lll vfrV.
Ily Wnio WVIiiM-r .rh .,.,. .,.,, t
(O I,.,.. ry.-r .'inn,U.nl !u, Hve ,, ttrt..
.. 'A ' ' , .,' M'i'.' r 3" "low " '"
Whll.. I.w.IImb loxKat UK' Mt. . l-.mlly B, lhf , xvas r,,,,,,,,,,,!
'"" "" "I'rl'on '"" aiivlit Ity il () hl, a4 ,.,, .,lv i, ,,! tj
rolllnic loir "ii'l Biirf. iv.l a nr.ik. a l(K.,wl , now. ,, j. WUUn.
Irif. II.. i ul tlio Jlranil.. Hondo ,.,....., ,.. rB,,i. w
Ii.inhIIiiI. .Mm. CiiiItoii Mill live al h . . . , k 11U(U1,,,.
"I1"""1 ' ,"r '''"" ' 'j ,.,.,, nimry nin.li. Ill rvul.'
III., haxpllnl. . ,,., , ,,,1,,,. ,,, Hinrk. v Ail.
Modom otiRiiiecrliiR main in irmimormlnK tho hvci 'uJuiIch o northurn Florida trom wanto land wtn
rich Htiuar producing noil. The vIvwh tthove bIiow the itttunl production of Kttp.nr euno 'iindor way on u
43,000-ncrc tract. Drainage wan ehVeled by bulhlliiK u dik 31 miles lorn nttd Installing Mantle,
pumpff with ft capueliy of Z80.000 ftulloiiH of water per ininme. Tho pumpH are r(ivernil)li) o tho lar.d
enn he irrlKiited In dry Koanmm, h;iuu n third kukiii- mill with n capacity nf 3000 tons of nutur u
day 1k to bo built nl ('lewIUon,- J- hi, iiiHet i Jlrur (J. JJalilhcri;. lioad of the project.
.Mr. Howard Starett and daugh
leix J'oriH and Virginia left for
(1'Hiaini on train .mi. z; rnuny
1 1 feiiini; to he Kno week. While
away, they will conmill n MpoeiaUst
ahuiil N'irjjinia'K health.
Dan San ford hax r turned to hl
home hi iliUard after a hort visit
with JiIh datiKhter in Los Angeli-H, J
Cat. IIIh mSn, l-'i-ank Han ford Ul
ill at the hoKpltal in I -a Grande.
.Mr. and Mih. Nephl oomh.H, of
l.a (Irmnle. xpent Sunday with Mr.
Saturday ft veiling.
J. H. Welmur an.i Vernu
nnd Wluwell went to t'ovo WedncB
day. Mi T, It. At He returned to Mt.
Kintly camp Inxt .Monday, taking
with her her tlir week old baby
liy. The. luiy haii been named
tbuy.
Mitw)' (TtiotnpMiin, of Tacoma,
W rtwh , unk viHlilnir friend In Hll
tiid iiMvmly, Me came to hlH
bnihr who in In the hoHpltnt in
I tlmtute. I
tidtt Kitrintfoii m wpi'iidln a '
few u Menohiim with her
hivuher mill hU wife.
77 AMfPfloontnii A "1
Coolidge Breakfast
WAFH1NOTO.V. Jnm SS (Al')
Hl.V.'llt..Oll nivllllHTH of tllll hOIIHP.J
liii'lu.line Kpeiik. r l.nnKivbrili, Ma
jority Lratler Tilson, anil Huorltyr
l.t'a.l. r Chtrri'it wi-re (CUHtH on
I'ronl.lont I'ooll.lirp ul brcukCaMt to-'
tin V t llio whim "liouso. Hawlny. i
of OrnKon, viik iiinoiiK tho fcllcstM.
unlay w Uli Itic mull. I Mi. K.I 811III111C w.'nt to Iji
Klmor Talk. iMiarlo Vwvr. 1 lvml r.l.wlay lo 'i ni'r nun-
C.ny Tliornl.u... Oirl iMIIIn. Mr. I '". K'twu"! Hllloll, who
an.1 Mm. Itiilpli foil. Aimii M..ri rniiiff In on tho I ruin from CK.lon,
rlon an.l J.- WaKn. r . r ...110l.lt! ' " '" vl" hiH K'n'IP'
iIioki who w.-ro 0111 from .-u"i "'n f"' """l"'
CHILD COUGHS.
:.n..! SAKLI.V .
withonotwallowof
THOXINE
11 ad .Mtw. l-'n-d Ite
(ih-nn 4 "11 1 1 and
HP.
Arthur
Cantrell
IS RECOVERING
FROM THE FLU
Vi
nnd
Ity Mim. .Mary It. linll
(Olwerver CorreNpondent )
:itliy, Ore.. (Hpeelal) Mm.
Mm, ChaiieH I '.Illy and their
Ih children, who havo been HI of llu
UHlnir h hoi-He and HlclKh. In tin for m-ve ml weekft, are aide to be
lower port loan of (he country whom 'lip ntfnin and the children are hack
roudH uro well broken out inany In mcIiooL
cui'fi are fltill In iimo. l.oren JlnrrlH recently returned
. J'roceded for neveral dayn by al- rrnl Jdalio. wherff IiIh
moHt clear brlicht wonlher the tein- ""r ienlde.
from tfehool thU week on account Ik rinoitcd to be irotlinif uiiinir
of lllucHif. I nlc-ely. j
Joe Hinlih. who Im employed by' -Mis I'aullno Vew wum an over f
(lie teleplione company in Uitnirht Kuewt at the home of J.Ila
(irande. expectM to' Hi ay in town 1 Jen li-ron one nlKht litKt week.
i
peratilre hero look a noHo dive Ml- nntl Air ",lrl
Hnlurday nltfht koIiik to tho lowct lUKhtorH were dinner
point for the winter. IteporlH from tno w- l" Hoherison
vnrlotm wrtlon of tho county vnry 'veninK iuhi weo
Kail nnd
KtlCHtH at
home ono
Mm. Hwartse, who Ih hnuro keei-
er for Airs. Mary K. cox, wa n
recent caller ut the Howard Htnlth
home.
MIwh Vera Kntterh-y recently
called on Wllle Hoott.hero.
JOHlella, Warren, of J .a fli unde,
duiiiiK: the
Horn) in the number oi letcreeH,
from the Leap nectlnn about ten
in Urn eiiHt of hern It Ih Kald that
tho thormomcturfj reKllered J4 de
KrooN below aevo at 4:!H) o'clock
Hutiday morning, while l'lKtireft re-nai-ted
111 town wern li2 .deifreeH
below, the IhwohL reeoid for thia vlwlted relatlveH 11
nnd laHt winter. On Htmday the weekend
nky remained perfectly clear kMiik
no. Indication of any early abate
ment In the cold wave.
A number of men who have been
entfiiKed in hauling Um with Irucks
J'rQiit varlrms poim.'i in thin Koeilon,
reitrt tliat io,i"i con.lfiloim Tor HiJm
elhs of work ,nn bee n Jib-ul dm.
iiiK the I'lUhn lull and winter wa
buii.' At pri'Meui tho muda when;
a larffi anioiint. uV liaultnif of thin
kind Ih beltiK done are nearly an
inuke belter time than in the mmi
Hier when many of the dirt ruada
are full of ruin and dunt hole.
I. A. Downing nnd wife, of Leap,
wore viHitlnir flt Iho J. 11. Klnher
homo at Jlmricane eroek. Hunday.
They i-eport itevoral mom hem of
the Fisher fninlly Jtmt rocoverfntf
from severe allackH of tho flu.
J. It. Wllllnnm and wife, of near
Mr, nnd Mi-m. Walter I'i-iIfIio
were recent bunitie.sM vIhIioih In
I own.
Harry t'oalwell was a J.a (it-nude
inilor one day lat week..
Mr. Wllllnnm made- a t rip t l.a
tii-ui. !- Mouiiiiv.
MHm J.ola 1 : 1 : i I ; I a v. ,.
iieur bin work until the weather
moderate)1.
The Mimes Ulllle. Hcott, Vera
Hattf-rb-y and I.oraine Hinlth went
lo La (Irando Monday mornlnir on
Iho train, where they will May In
order to be near hitch kcIioo).
1'Yam-en Tripp, (hr-or-fro Sinclair
and Itellni. Kail took Mtaie oxamin
atlonti In pbjHloloKy on Jritluy of
hint week.
.Mi-k. .toe Sin It h spent last Hat
urday in town with her friend. Mm.
ItohbH.
Mr. andMrn. (Mo Matlmon were
reeent putlta at the home Of Mm.
MatliHon'H mother in town. -
Mr. and Mim. Walter PerlHho
liave jih (heir jfiienlH thin week,
some rrieridH from (Ireenh-af, Ida.
Tho MKh Tc-mku ami J-uey ldtty
have reMumed their hijfh Rchool
work afler having been out of
fellool for Me vera I WeekH Uli III'
eotiut at JlllleH. ,
K. Sinelah ami noil, Dean, re-1
cent.'y mede it trip out In the val-l
ley I'm a load of boy. I
V: nud Mrs. JiiiueH Venn and
.Mm.-.Mary K. Cox wan u recent
caller at I he Walter Sinclair home. ! DOD t Get RllSl DOWD
.Mr. nml arm. Irank Dnuleii wore J Tl , . . , .. . , -
reci nt city viMltom It takei a quick, lively tep to avoid
. ' ! being run down these days of a fast
A. K Inffi-nm. of Tlno Cone Kill- I moving buiinew world. A conttantly
nS station, In buHy ntorlnir lee and 1 ikn body and mind are eential if
hauling wood for home line. 3ne wouid avoid the dflnjiers in thii
. gc of speed.
SENATE PUTS i Safc-Kuard yur nd vitality
(Tin swrtww s t i keep your body and mind alert
iO UAil UN !kP a youthful, springy step that
joyous neaun mat maKes inc worm
living.
If you wake up in the morning with
that tired out, run down feeling; if
the day's duties drag monotonously;
if you are subject to dizzy spells, ner
vousness, headache; any form of
stomach disorder or constipation, then
you need a good tonic and energy
DRY MEASURE
WAHIUNOTON. Jan. 23 (Al')
Tho Ncnate lat. ycntorilny adopt.-.!
a propOHi.t hy Konaliir JlarrlK of
(ic.MKiu, lo if I v tin. pr.'Nhl.'nt
Diio.uiio to I... HK. .1 under his prr-
MOllal ilir.'.'llon to onfoico tin. tiro. . builder.
hll.ltlon lawa. Thn Iioubi. Htlll mut "Hy-Pep-Scn" is all that its nam,
art. Tlx. voto wan tin lo S7. implirj. It Puts Pep In Pople. It
KI.VJ AU t'H IIUITI-'.R
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re.
ont khokIh at thn
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: n i'
Wi-ri' ptc.'i
'I. (i. .Iii!iii:-hii, rein i :..ii' ;' 1 1 :
'h1Iou it anil t'nl.in .-. . .. 1 . i i .
li("'ll Hr..i ti-il lis ;i in. iiilii i
fVi
I t'X-
illlv-
Kloll nmv
III 111.. l.-MlNliiti.'
Jni? on at Sali-iu.
I'r.ifi'HH.ir I'iiinptM'll. nf tho I.i
ral IiIkIi xi'linol, tuci'lliiM' uiili
tnomticiH of 1.111110 - ut' ttn hii:i
Mntioiil otliNtjoH aponl oln or two
dayM thn pimt wook al lOntorprlsi.
lirarlnu noma or Iho ilrcult ruiirt
proroiMllnRH.
Mra. Hindu Uavlu intiirnid homo
Eviuik," rrliirnod hruun th.. lattor ')"'nK th," ,w'ok
part of tho wp.uk from a fiv dnyri
vlmt with frii ndH In thn (.'ruowatiir
dlKtrlct. Thoy report Home hiiow
ovi r tho nioiintaliiK. hut Ntato Unit
rood condition., worn vrry Koorl on
tho enllro trip. Whllo thoro th.y
vlnltrd ot Iho T. J. Hryilon anil H.
K. Ilinkitt homrH. lioth lhiM
famlKca worn piononr roHldrntii of
thn La community.
Mlaa Unii Htlno Harmon, of l.i'np.
BPnt aovcral UayB tho punt week
vlBlllnir frlcndH in KntorprlHo.
A conaidoruhlo niimhnr or puplb.
of tlio local BohoolH wroto on tho
ulato oxnmliintlon iiiiomionH lor tho
rlBhtli Kriido Thinwliiy nnd Kililny
of lust wook ninny of thrm wrltlnic
only on ClooRmphy Iobib.
A aon wn born to Mr. and Mm.
I..' V. iJllhrcip. of l.inp. Jan. .
J. Kllppni a i-TMlil.Tit of Iho
I'ppcr Whixkoy rroi k Bocllon for
many yea, hut rorpiitly returned
hrm nflor a vli.lt or Bovoral inanthB
lit hi old homo In thn onat, In
Btnylnn at tho J. It. Wllllnnm homo
ot present.
It, N. WllllnmH, of Parnnlp rrrek,
lert recently ror a vlxlt.with n ala
trr llvlnir ot InKlewood, Cnl,
KrM Welnhiinl anil funilly of
Dry Creek wero Hunday vlaitoi n at
).. W, .Minor's.
1. A. Uownlnu hail lieen help.
Init hlH brother W. M. Dawning cm
wood.
Many nrnom In I his eunumiulty
dloton, whoro alio Hpenl , Hoveral
ilnyH vlBlthiR; her dllimllli-r, Mih.
Jlnwnrd Mel.ran, and family.
MrH. Urueo I'lnher. Mih. Klillmi
Harmon, It. ('. Dunlap ami Asa
Harmon, all of Leap, were vIsIioih
at Enterprise Thm-mlny of last
M'Pek.
Wins Farm Prize
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l t . 1 i I I. , ( v.'X--
nwauifu ihy dii.Jcnj.Uh.hed rervie
r.ieda. oi Uu Ani. rtr.ut K.um liu
I'fii. (. M-.Tut mp, l-iunam la tia-H'-niuy
hiowii tor li I:; unraliei -luf .
iv i Jii-iekel. who nttendH
'! 1 ' "t : :t"( l in town, recent ly vi-
it-. 'i 'h '- l.il-i ma li.'I'e. '-' '. r
Mr 'i ny M. I':"fi )i:f
'1 1. ! j i i i i n "," Mime itlTieult
1,1 I'' n ' ' I m 1 1 1 lu'i'e e;i( fl liuirniiuf
diirimr the heavy hiiow hIoiiiih of
t lie ItiMt a et-k, Kriday her ear
Weill Hito the dfnh beyond Oro
I iil bridge, but uh vhv wim driving
.slowly no tlanuiKe waa done either
to the car o Hh oei-upantH aa Iho
ear' did not uptet,
(teore and Walter Sinclair went
to town l:iMt Saturday afternoon to
attend Iho nhow.
' Mary Ditty who him been 111 for
four weekn' Ih Hiifflelently recover
ed to bo able to return to srhool.
-Mr. and Mm. (iny Tripp were
recent eallera at thn Hooher homo.
I.ouIh CireenniiKh, who Injured
bin ankle while connting on the
school house hill t wo weekH ko.
LONDON. Jan. "ill (AP)-It WfiH
oflieiully Hinted t ltucklnKham
palace thla mornlutf that Kimr
lleorK''' pi'ORre.sB was being main
tained. It was not expected that
any further bullotln would be Ih
Mied boforo tomorrow nlKht.
I'ocn l'ssi;s coon MfliiT
I'AI'.JH. .Ian. L' (AIM M.n-shu
'V (iii'Ude, i Knc-h paKm it a wood niKht. it wad
learned when his three phy.sicianH
vMteii their patient thiH jnornliiK.
No couiiiiunMut! xv h tanned today.
) stimulates the digestive tract, aids
in eliminating bodily wastes, and
nature puts renewed energy into your
body. .
Your leading druggist will gladly
supply you with "Hy-Pep-Sen."
Moon Drug Co.
i , Adv.
ItKcaddsBaNH
Free Delivery
Pattison Bros.
The Pioneer Service Store
Forget these prices after Thursday
But Get Busy RIGHT NOW!
Albers Flapjack Flour 23c
71000 Rolls Adonis Toilet Paper., 52c
1 carton of 6 boxes Buffalo Matches.. ...... . ...19c
Heinz Pure Cider Vinegar, quart............ 32c
10 lb. sacks Yellow or White Corn Meal.. ...... 42c
Large Bottle Royal Club Catsup .....24c
Diamond "W" Canned Spinach 2 for 29c
2 lb. can Schilling's Best Coffee for.....:... $1.09
12 gal. can Crimson Rambler Harvest Syrup 69c
1 lb. can Alaska Sockeye Salmon 27c
Delivery Is Free
HvS3 r
IS!? '
Call Main 80
IMI
si'"'
but a day away
I. the fast trains of the Shasta Route
'Portland to California
A sliort, pli'.is.int trip itUur.! rumfort-famous
luiin .tn.1 you nvirsc the cikiular. Otanc tiers
ultlcn with ripening (tuit, .t Mm that cjIIs lor
liuliliful inn - nut ul J.hus all w inter long . . .
Nuitliern California.
Hi-fore you make your next trip finJ out alniut
tlie new iksi rt w inter resorts uf tlie Spanili
Amitnan Southwest, l-'asliionahle travel lias .lis
tovercil the utii.ue charm of the desert and its
hotels and hacienda resorts. California holds a
magnificent variety of thines to do and sec.
t-l pari of your trip past
At i cost uf hut 4 lew doll.us more than if you
f:o directly east, yu can include this "w inter"
v-on.ivii.md in your trip east,. Your chouc o.4 J
m H.u.ri s to tlie l ast K ni tl, re.
f.l
-In ri'ri.r ut rviiylhin; t L
1. li.s Uu turn..!'.
4n,'l'K TV.i'".'. .W-
"Vorf!i':il. tlrv.'.on
Pickles
Without the
Bother of
Putting Them
Up Yourself
The recipe of two
women of the G ramie
Uonde valley who had
gained nn enviable repu
tation as pood cooks
an unusual recipe for
mustard pickles.
Now this delicious com
bination home-made
pickles' is available for
every home. Choice cu
cumbers and vegetables
grown here in our own
valley, put up by these
expert cooks in their own
homes, and for sale at
your jnwer's every day.
Try n jar of S. & K.
sweet mustard pickles
with your next g"ocery
order. They're a real
treat !
S. & K.
Sweet Mustard r
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