La Grande evening observer., February 01, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 10

Paee Ten
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, February 1, 1929.
Wallowa Digging
Out From Heavy
Snow This Week
BOTH ENDS AGAINST THE MIDDLE
- ; Hjr v. Meek
V1' OliHrrvAr dot ripoiiUMt
VA M.O M, Ore.. I Hpeehi I ) .--
l.unMeulM of ihlit community buvej
been vnitHXHil In the tnnh of ribrKin r I
iid from out' nf theinnxt wevere
hoiiw nt wind KlorrriK experleneed
here, In u n limber of- ymir. H'low
began falling early lrlday ami
onHniif(j ti jrrenler part of the
day mi. I nri Friday nlht ami Hat
iii tiny developed Into bllzjird pm.
porilom. whh'h Jawled tho Kreuler
HHt-t a-ir" Pii Nii-iln u nlislit li lu iiim.
riilt to iHlliiitite the 'depth of I In1'
Know for tho two-. lay he
caiiM of the fuel that mueh drlfl
)ih fvniHf,l filllnir roadu uitd trails
fail. About a font nn-i h half of
HiioW eoviTH Ihe lower pnrtforiH of
Hi county nml further hack into
Hi LIU HMttloriM It 1 mtieh dwper.
Much, effort 1 being rwiulred at
IhV, time lu brink Ihruiitfh the
. hnjr drift i nml open the roadH for
imv,!, I hiring the pnut twu Iaya
thrp httn been many men with
teaniH tnivt-JiuK over . the. nuulu In
an effort to get the. hoow pucked
down soin, KlntiT Hoothwh-k.
luiul vurrU-r on run to No. 1 Iiuh
i .pviletHf noma mil dlffh uKy l.i
'i(HK lo Rt Inull to patron on
I hut rem. In makltur " hhi trip
H- tunUiy with the road only pftrl
I;. broken otit h mam ab!. to k4
4t 12 mile out ooi remained
(i. .in Joe Keotfina furm nl J.enp
V-1' nlKht wn.l on Hun 'lay, with
lb ul'l of .Mr, KotiKliiH nml ft Nam
be., of other futmcru In .thai we
lt ji, WiH able lo K't over lit' re
in it.lriK part of tin mute nml Imek
Into town lute in Ihe day, The
fro'nv him been ttnufiiially deep on
all road in the valley and In nlnol
i-'iM'lhK fiiiieh travel here lo Kd
Hunt broken out Miiffiehmlly for
mis to l.e UK-),
A eoupthlerahle iimotint of wtoelt
h.tvv hien iititvt'd In from
luriiiK Ihti pant fmw (layn. The miow
tiutt covet-ftd (he K'UHA no deeply
llllf If Am ml...., ,..., f II... .,..1 I
. , ,. " " ' ''IweekM rctitriied
H'- irrq, lliiurilt 1 rIH JHriMtTH III
vai'iiiim par Is or thin community In-(Ih-ufe
that feed mipplleH ttrtt none
tuo plentiful. The Rt'enler part of
, ; ;
I
I
Sim, orrhw"lm; 7. NUr; , Sunday
M'hool IciiHOn. dancu hour.
KOAC C'arvalll (6Ukc) 7:S0,
I nlvewliy of OreKon-O. 8. (?. bmt
i kthall game'
i ' h'Fl I .os AiiKcles (moke) .
variety: 7, NIK'; 8. studio; II. con
cert: 10, inplion. tti'; II, MM
nlffht froth. :
l.alliroi liotiin In l.Min Ihn flisl of
i.iHturi's ti. m,., - , -.
U. (', Diinlaii who Iiuh Imiii vlnll-
lW liln ilu :ikIH it Mrs. (.'.' K ilur
' fow
to IiIh homo 1 ut
iWuliHhurit, Waxli., Kililny.
Jim finwliy of Miikvlllf. wiiH u
(himliiH-in vlHltor In town rt-rcnlly.
lai. limit nn thu min.li ..r n... H.iiu Mi.i K wim himy IiuiiIIiik liny
s.ocli hnvt- hmn hrlil slnni. tho mint ""' '' w- -Mutnfiinl iihii'O tln
if uliitur la iiii. in Ihlnliiiin imiL. (,VKl it wi'i k.
IiiK It liwranary lu fi'i-il inoro hay. j Word wiih rirolviil hy frlcnda In i
I'liii'llcally all uvallnhln hay iirumid Ihla I'lunuitinlty hint wolt lo tlm )
in. in Iiuh . linen sold ami lniiiiy In- effiM't ll;nt tlnrald lli'flfi'll, who j
rilrluK arn liourd wirh vsvkH on han hei n worliliiK In onn of lh
liay. Tim iirloM fur hay ren ntly HIinnitH HIoii-k- at I'enilliloii, had j
tin hMin 2H per ton. Homo Imy lH"'"n linnxri'irod In Munliinii. i
If Hoover la really In earnest In
fludlnif out' what la wronif with
Ihn prohibition Kltiiatlon, he nuKht
t liiiolnt a, eonihilllen of alien
IkIk. , They ran find out ntmont
anythliiK.
S.'l ( HIIAV l'UOa(A.UK
1 tie American Hrondraattng poih
pauy liroHruiii ror Kuturday night
rolliMva: U to 7, novelty prOKiam;
7 to i. Union orehemra: K, Alelo
illanK;. fi:3li. reverie program; s to
IJ, ilnni-d tirogram.
I he National Hroadeastins com-
j finny program for Kuturday night
rollotia: 7 to 8, ilam-e oreheatra: 8
to , Carnival; ut lit, 'Uiehe
lleu;" 111, Neir fllg Khow.
KCilN Portland CJllikc) 6, din
ner concert, orcheatru; to 10.
stage review, orchestra; 10 lo 12,
.Merrymakers frolic.
KMI Halt Ia!io City (ll.tOkc) 7,
.VIP'; H, novelty program; 9, ama
teur nluht; 9::o, dance, iiiuhIc
K.llt Hinii,. (970lic) , local;,
li; IS' to 12. A Hf program.
KCK Onklund (7llokc) , Tlireo
Hoys, concert: .7, N Hi ; 8, sports,
Nile. . :
KOMO Keattle 92kc) 6. con
cert! 1. Nllf; 8, orchestra, Joy.
lloya, (t'lartet: ll:Sa, news; 1IMC .
lo I 2:3U, organ.
KKX fortland (H80kc) 6 lo
I li. AH program; 12, news, weath-
j kt'O Han Kranrlsco (OSOkc) 6,,
IK nroiaer: 7. IS'HI'; 8:30. danco
hand: 9:30, women's gleo cluh;
o::m. Nm?.
-KlfJ- l.os Angeles (9ookc) S.
! organ, news, concert; 9, jtymphony:
I lo, iiance music: 12 lo 1, organ.
Kc'IIC-'-Han 1'VanciHi'o (lilnkc)
fl, organ, tlieuter program; 7 to 9,
miifileal program: 9. orchestra; lo,
Amos and Andy; 10:10. to 12:10,
orchestra. r '
KNX l.oa Angeles 10601(c) 6.
varied . program: 8:05, real lire; 9,
radio skit; lo to 1, danco music;
1 to 3 a. m. .Midnight express.
KT.M Hanla Monli-a (7Kokc) 12
to 1 a. in. Cotton club; 1 to i. Nile
coach. - ,
KUW 1 'Kit In n il (0301(c) (1 con
cert: 7 to 12. NIK V
JOA lienvnr (8.101(c) , or-
"Meadow
Harvest"
cold
being shipped in.
A large gathering of people il-
Itesldeiits of thin coiiiinunlly urn lemled l in. "laiii- " dunce ul !
liaddened lo hear . of I he ti ngle
Hath of Mrs. (Jhas. Hrolt, of Mid
dle Valley, who wns hurtled to
death when a horosenn lump cx
liloilml In their borne. Kutunlav
iiii.'ht. ',!
' lrs. llruce l.'lsher, or l.nap, re
ieleii"woid friAit her slKter, M.
.lohn Ague, of ('ullfornla, saying
that, their small daughter liait been
operated for appendicitis and was
recovering slowly. ' Mr. and .Mrs.
Ak-i itro. former residents of the
lit up community. ....
lieu mid Hoy Cast In hrivi- linen
luoiy.th past several days hreak
Ins mil Ihu roads lu the Lower
1 .isip Mcellon, They have been us
ing plunk built Into a V which
biKtss a good truck, liowovw, the
depth of Hie anow niuiies It dilTI
cull, tn get over iniieh territory
iluHiK tlm day.
James Weliver anil wife, of Ald
er t-llap, wh huve been visltliiK
Willi Airs. Wcuver's parents, Mr.
niiil'Miw. . A. Iiownlng of Leap,
leliinieil to llielf homo the rim
lif.-flip week.
liiluliliiK on a siunll scnle has
rlarted at a few or Hie fntiuK In
thll) section. John Couch, of Leap,
wlm has a small flock of ewes ro
purta u rew luinlis. K W. Minor,
v. bo lives a few miles cost of town
rtiiftrts tlial u. rew of Ills ewes are
lambing. The reports Indicate lhal
youd luck has been etperh nced In
saving Ihn lamb despite the dls-nr'i-nhl"
wcuth uiulltliiiis.
Ihn l. II. Whllmnre linme, in the
('Impiuiin dlslrlel, Kuturduy night.'
Tim night was a very stormy one i
with the r Ik drifted full of snow, j
however, these conditions did not
prevent ninny rrom attending and
en iikul mi I lii.i.iyiili.nu
1.1 W. .ffBior TT resWlfTeTriTh st"'
1 1 he ileerease of one ineniher of the;.
rnyoln pnpulnllon In the Whiskey;
Hot r
aiways aencious
always healthful
i.
creek lecljon. . Monday while look
lug iiftee some horses ho has In a
piiKturc there, iie noticed ft coyote)
traveling wllh dirfleulty through'
tho deep .snow and al'ler ohuslngl
him iibotit two miles he got close J
enough to shool -the animal. . j
llruce KlHlier, or Leiip. slaien II. at!
he has placed an., order for tioo j
While Leghorn chlclts for delivery
April II. Mr. r'lKlier has heen lit '
ihn poultry business irilte exten
sively during the past two years
ami has round it u paying Bl.le
llue along with the 'farm.
swats wriic VAcrr.u
ci.f:AX.:ii
MIDDLKTOWN, l.Mnn. (AIM
The Ucv. neorgn II. Hie wail dosen't
like pests. When flies tind wusps j
swnrm into tuo aitio no starts the
vacuum cleanui' and sucks them In,
ATIIIXSTS OIVK A I'liANK
MOHCOW (AP) The soviet
I aerial fleer soon Is to he presented
III 1MU I.ltini. '"CI... lln.ll-.-.l 'fl.-
arsnip plnm. will be hllllt rrom runds enn-
rei K, was visiting at the L. V. trim 1 by .Moscow at heists.
FACE CHARGES OF TEN MURDERS
( TV
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A
wh
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BUTTER
With a Rich
Flavor That Is
Unmatchable
rjiTIL you've tast
ed this butter
you've denied your
self a real treat! For
it has that appetizing
ffoodness that can
come from only the
best ingredients. You
may look for better,
but you won't find it.
AT ALL DEALERS.
UNION
CREAMERY
CO.
. I I i, ; v
y id n m T-rri"i ri i ,fm.
f Baking
Insurance
II -HM Ahl Mf UtM WSM-
ever m Ibis tiluof fofia,
r lUak yi do, roar (racer
wiC leton yosr money lid
suo fMf (or lit ftp, butler,
flour, tic fon fiavc wed.
There is no substitute
for cream of tartar
: for fine bilking
Cream of tartur is costly ho some baking
powders contain only stilistit tiles. An,y
liuUing powder will li Hit uceeplnlile job.
Itutaak any doiuestic science t earlier wliii h
is wisest to use. Ask yottr doctor. Auk
uuy pure food di'(iartincnt.
Coffee CUL1" 47
32Eitracl AT Tea .
Winter Is Only Half Over
Need More Coal?
COAL piles have n habit of dwindling fastpr than expect
ed, cHpui'lalty If the coal i of poor tiinll(y and full of
slit I e, shale and ellnkei di't'oslts that rcprtwent monoy
thrown nwiii". Why nut try ho me real iiallty coal Oi1h
time? Coal that Is free from im pit lit leu. That kW-x
real comfort creiulnK warmth. That can be depend rd
upon. , ,
lel tiH fill your order from our fine eonl Ktook, We puar
antee you honeHt weight and a fneilim frum lira (In?
wniTles you huve never enjoyed before.
Home Lumber & Coal Co.
Successors to Claude C. Pratt
. Phone MAIN 248
rilie original
SHREDDED WHEAT
insist on Uiis
package
M'
ORMNCS like tlicscvun'll like Slireiltled Wheat
willi hut milk ami pt-rliaps a little, cirain nml
iif!ur or crisped in die ovrn fur a moment, then
eaten with melted Imtler ami salt. .
Flot or cold, there's no hetter hreakfast fur any
day in the year. You pet all the valual.le ftusl cle
merits that Nature put into whole wheat, alnn with
tlieriiflttamnuut of liran to kecpyoursvstem healtliy
ami clear.
Many families never risk being caught withoui
plenty of Shredded Wheat -,-tliey keep ai eMia
package always on hand. I vim?
u
hunch Ihnt tvirrtiva Sergeant Mci'arihv hid .w. i..
tlism In a high clnss hunt In tiuffnl... .v. v.. led In tho arrest Kr
Kred Nave. (left), and Clyde lloberls (liKhll. lli..-,d members of
lh famiiim Ac l-enillemn Kan(: of hank robbers, who are blumnt
with ID murder. In Colorado. Oklahoma. Texuii. Kansas. New
SlOKlco and Uth. Howards lotalln o,000 are to he. hiiri4 lu i,v
MoCarthr, shown In lh I nut, and two othw detectives who 11M..I
In Us capturo,
r Tlie
full- size
biscuits
Tun In oa the Shredded tt pro.
a raw ,erv MonJav warnlag at lOi.-fll
k II. k H). k.CO . W . KOMO. kllQ
Shining-eyed and fresh
for the hours that count
What man is pleased at the sight of a tired-ou.t wife
. . . too borne-down with household duties to try
to dress, too weary to look her best for his home
coming? The women men adore are' shining-eyed and fresh,
eager for the hours that count. .
. More and more women today are finding a way to
keep young, ten, twenty, even thirty years longer than
their mothers.
The great strides of engineering and electrical sci
ence have developed marvelous labor-saving devices to
relieve women of drudgery. Modern medical science
is outwitting middle age by revolutionary discoveries
in diet and care of the body.
But it is advertising that has aroused women to a
realization of what these new household helps can do.
It is advertising that has brought a knowledge of
beauty aids and their use. It is advertising that has
created a desire for those products which aid women
to lead healthier, happier, longer lives.
Always read the advertisements. Keep up with the
ever-onward sweep of progress. Do not
let yourself be left behind.