La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 28, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextI. I J Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Thursday; February 28, 1929.Y Eight Carloads Of Apples Sent East From Cove ! Mm. A. . Conklln . , (Olisorver CorrosnoiiilCTit) COVK, Ore. (Hlifcllll) Tint ship tnont nf apples lhiit wlis uouvolil nlily dslnyeil for wvi-nil weeks br CMtiso or road conditions, la now eoiiiiilnU'il. . Kltflit nnlonils jvcro shipped thin winter, .throe. KOI11K 10 Holland, three to linKliind. sod Ills romnlniW'r to domi'stlr iiinrlu'is In I ho eitst. ... v r . ,. K. J. Kliicklninl, prominent fruit erott'pr and shlmii'r, hit brn KlirnillnK n low dnys In Iji Crandi1 on business. . Cove wnt a numlifr nf olllRpna In "dairy day" JUoniliiy at' tho nn- nual Kt'Ononrlrrf fonfrinre In l-ft (Iramlo. Akiiihk lho 111 ilttenrt II lire woro II. H, tfiimstork, Chris lll'l-lwh, V. A. MlNilll, .Marven McVoill, T. It. fnnklln, J. I-!. Mill", Jtny Ifoll and Allien Hm kcr. Many of t In nu-n were luerniiimiileil by llielr wives, whii attended the JlciiucnmkPiV I'oiiicreneo wllh Mm. Jussle l, M(.'oili, of O. H. t;.,as tho irlni'lial speaker. Thn Kills' hlKli school Imsket 1 .ii 1 1 teiun will play Knterpiiiw at Jllitoriirlse on Friday nlKht. A vunie seheduled fur Wednesday PViMllim with KlKln. t be played at I'nve, liaH been postponed until Wednesday, Mnrrh II. Tho l Vive At lil:tli- cTiib went to linbler .Tuesday evenliiK to play the ntllli'titt; ulllb I here, llild voli,. 23 In IS. .' . ' Miss Ida llnlierlH, teacher nt Frosly, Ih 111 at (lie .horns nf her sinter, j Mix. Nellie It. (lines, "( f'oVO. ? ' ' " ' The result of the six weeks' ex aminations In fifth and sixth crude 'moms cave Hilly Unman and 1onu Neldu I'rlio M.K, tyliitf for first plai'e. Maxllie' Tnwle reeelved Oil anil Volmn Hlcliiiidsoix 90 anil l.l.iyd Murehlson . A cookliiK club has been oiKiin lod amnnit the fifth and sixth giailn pupils wllh n membership of seven, Mrs. Helen Conklln has been nppolnted lender.. The mem bership ' Is an, follows: Maxlne Towle, president; Ada llroahoitrs, vleo preMlilont; I'hylllM llaneook, seeretary and treasurer; Volma KlehardHiin, Jna IH'IhIow, Noldii I'rlco and Nellie Meroney. Thn Indies' (lullil spout all day i 0... .....I.. ., unutur i.l !, hum nf ..... .. i.. u - i ..ii,.i, .tin. iKrmo. Melson, ner was served at 1 o'olnek. After ,'Mh K.-nde pupils presented an In tho business meetln and durlnB prwram whleb ciinsl.ted the wlnB period it short play tt"s,of '"" ''nl recitations. The next read by Jlrs. Ktumes and Mrs. J.''-l'" " ' h-ld some tin,. In It. 1'rl.o. This was followed by tt " ' " MoiKan hub- contest, when the ladles took part '''"", ""H ' ,h' " In n ...estlonnalro about W.tl.h.u ", has been tho cus- '. ............... .. . i, n,ni iln'n for the orxunluttlon to fur- OUT our. .way ; kJMA W-V "S. r aimT -Push, it4 JVw V Goao, Y Poll . i got a . ' Ml Wr-jEt-tE-EE ! SA1L, AM'-tW' t3ri"fTN TH BACt, lr - N -if'K K'M FAST ASyWri1 FRONT, PUUA, ' "" T Wr- ' FOrVCE DRAFT. vat eivTr'isc: i . .-. . By .William Catherine Creek . Road Now Being Cleared of Snow Clerk Nabbed as "Red-Head Fiend" '. Ily K. If. .Miles (Observer t'orrespondent) f'A'I HKItlffK I'l'tKKK. (Hperial) Itesldenis of this district aro Kind to sco the fatlierlno freek road belnir cleared of heavy snow drifts which huvo been illsiiKree- uhle to farmers having- to Innkci fhelr way tlirouch them to town for more than five weeks. Hay' is ft-etuiis scarce and farmers have been hnulliiir hay from Haines dis trict, children from this neiRii borhood have been compelled to board In 1'nlon In order to attend lilHh school. '" Many deer driven from the Dlolintalns by extreme cold nnd deep snow umi to be seen j-aeb day fecilinff on the few bare spots on the' foot hills nlonif fatlierlno Creek. .Mr. and Mis. Shirley KtnKshury, II. N. I'rather und sons. Kenneth illllil Uaylord rratlisi', wera dinner uuests nt the homo of 10. H. Miles last Hiinday. Itoy Cuslck and family, of Iji flrande, were Hunday Kuests ut the home of his mother. Mrs. It. J. cuslck last Kunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kied Self also spent the day with -Mrs. Cuslck. Mrs. A. N.. Stondalil nnd Miss Iness Kbert .were guests Sunday at the homo of K. II. .Miles. Mrs. Cluy Hall and family spent the day last Thui-sday visiting at the home of 'her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. 10. Klckle. Mr. und Mi;. II. S. Sessions and son. Junior, were callers at the Miles home last h'rlijny. Ileryl and Klirmnn Swluer spent the ( '" mum s ml S lifts irMd He Ih hplrl iih Atlanta h "rPd h ended fiehl." After hln arrpMt, 14 KiilM identified Alvin .Merrill, Randy-haired yoiintf clerk, mm-, rieil and the father of n hahy rtii, iih the terrorist who attack ed and rolihed them in the uh tirbH Uf the (ieoi'Kia nietropoNH. Hc-nret uf women are alleKed to have Ieen his vleiiniK during the last year. Alerrltt'H wife branded the eharjre art "ridiculous." Kliner SwlKer. In "fiiHfornlii. ' The lody uvon sent Aim. Kimlmll vlsijed at the home1 to the home of his iMm-nU who or her duimhter. Mrs. Gilbert Hcho- live dear North Powder. Jinciul Held liLbi Alonday. . aiTnffement have not yel been Jack Klmboll nnd Isaac Glbbs) made. are buxy haullnjr hay with their 1 truck.' J. P.- PeVore took a load of mounted deer heads and the head of- a big elk whlrh was killed in Wallowa countv. to t'nion on Tuch day of thin week, .. The old -time, dance given lam Thuinday nlKht at the Hpomtman'H cabin for the benefit of the Wo man's eulb, of l;nlon. was ffreatty enjoyed by the larffo crowd In t ti'ndaii(e. .Mr. anil, Mrs. JH; H. Honney are mantiKinB these dances which are fflven weekly. Mr, anil Mrs. It.' JT. Honney made a butdm-HH trip to Baker on Tues day. .Mitis JJInin f'usick, who teaches school In the. Woodruff district spent the. weekend ' visitins her mother, Mrs. 'it. J. Cunick. Mrs. Arthur Mondy spent several days last week visit inK In I'nlou at the home of her mother, Mrs. I.ora Godsey. Mrs. Kills Mitchell has received tho ad news of the death of her brother, Albert Newman, who lived Mothers Try Mild Children's Musterole Of course, you know good old Musterole; how quickly, how easily it relieves chest colds, sore throat, rheumatic and neuralgic pain, sort? joints and muscles, stiff neck and lumliago. ' We also want you to know CHIL DREN'S MUSTEROLE Musterole in milder form. Unexcelled (or relief of croupy coughs atid colds; it pen etrates, soothes and relieves without the blister of the old-fashioned mus tard plaster. Keep a jar handy. It comes ready to apply instantly, with out fuss or bother. MILD Better than a mustard plattmr Hwitfer. The- hoys are attending. hcIiooI in I'nlon. ' . Mrs. Huntley and sonr Hunny, who arc HvinK at the Hall ranch, weekend at the home of their on Catherine 'reck, spent last Sun- parents, Mr., and Mrs. Kline r ( day at the home sof her brother. R0DES MARKET ' Now Open For Business ' '.' F. J. T rumble, Prop. ' : 1S04 Adams PARENTS AND TEACHERS AT 1MBLER MEET By Mrs. V. M..lliilc. ' (Observer Correspondent) Ullll.lOlt (Hieclul) K meotliiB of the Inibler I'arent-Toiteher iih Isnelnllon was held Tuesday after- ona(tioon nt Wade hull. : After the re-- 'uiar ntisiiiesN session il iiler on "Child Welfare" was read by Mrs. Dan Weatensknw after which Miss with her fifth and teiulltiK to the liidlerous. I Mis. W. A. McNeill I Wednesday front Newberif, .where slin was called by the death of a , sister. ." "W. K. lloux, of Freewnter, came -.,,. ni.,.lw Uiin.lue mitrnlilir to de liver a year-old Mt. Mowes bull to 1 J. K. Mills. ' i J. It. I'rlce relumed Bundny to his homo hero jifter. spending; a few days at Crime. Mrs. l.ydln lilrd, of Welscr, has been tho ituest of her sister, Mrs. J. It. I'rlco nnd other relatives here for tho last few days. Bho left Monday for A Ornnde, where she will visit before retitriilnir to her homo In Welser. Miss Alice Mai'iiuiirdt, the coun ty nurse, visited the Cove school last week. Miss Mabel R, Morton,, volley ' news editor of l Urnnde,'yudted In (!ove Monday. Mr, and Mrs, c K. Iiwson, of the hlKhwny between Cove nnd Union, will leave Thursday, Feb. US, for a. business trli to Urnver. They will travel by auto nnd will : be (tone about three weeks. Mrs. T. It. Coiiklln will enter tain tho Pun and joy brldKo club Kulurday, March S, nlsh' the lee cream served .at 'the PRESBYTERIAN DEPARTMENT TO AID DRYS I'lMLADKLlMIIA, Feb. 28 (AIM The executive committee of the rrcubyterlan hoard of christian education today announced that the board's depart men t of moral welfaro "would bo nulhoriKCd forthwith to Join more than 30 other temperance nrynnlinUims of the railed States for u unified plan for thn obervanee of the JStli. amendment In- -accordance with the w1kI.ps of lh new admin lulrutlnit r i'resldeiit Hoover. " "Thin action," the annoim'Mt Kild, "Is a result of a vltdt nuido to Wnshlnuton by Dr. J, W. Claudy of Philadelphia, jjcnerul dlnn'tor of thn I'lCHhyterinn tleiutrltnent of mornl welfare. The Presbyterian department will consolidate Its prohibit hn forecfi with other de nomination:!) and national Rrmipn, Inclttdlntt the Autl-Iilooii lenmie, for a tnme efficient eampnlpn con rrcnlns the lHth amendment. "H is planned to withdraw from certain type of iolltbal activity and to unite for Increased emphn i1k on education and cultivation tt public opinion for law obRervnnee." roiurned llI1,inul plonlc held at the plnsn of Hcnoot. (;, ; , ( . j ; Jhioth ijirnen was In (own Nuh driy, iio hud driven throuRh from Colorado und was on his wny to Western Oregon. Mr, LnrNett Ih an onion buyer. Mrs. William Pleper, of U Oratid, enme Knturday to spund a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Albert Keefer. . In the sub-tournament held In La flrande last Friday and Hut urdny the Itnbler baakelhall team cunin out fourth, ho will not be able to take part In tho diHtrlct tournament of Hastern Oregon which will be held at Union be gintiltiK toduy. - Mi'H, Inaac IllnKiimnn returned from J-ewimon, Ida. lttHt Monday, wherw ho had aooomjianled her J Mcr, Mrs. Davldhttnr, of Joseph, to receive medical treatment. Mrs. Duvldhittur was able to return with Mrs. lUnKamuit. Mrs. Kd Combes, of Summervilln visited with relatives at JIlRln lust Tuendoy. Cleon Mlmer, of Lout in e, wns visltln Tuesday with his slater, Mrs, A. K. I tinman. The trip wns mtido by auto, lln returned to his homo tho same day, J. C. Lewis has recently pur chased tho properly of John Imn man In tho Vienna nt Orovo diHtrlct. Thts wns a small farm coiiKlstlnK of id acres. Jack Newhlll, of Hummervllle, was In town Tuesday. Ho states (hero Is sllcht chaime In the con dition of his mother, who is 111 ut thn Imtne of her son, Harry N'ewblll, In Iji flrnndo. Uoiith MeKennon has several men at work sortimr potatoes. The potato market has been very un Mtltsfaelory to the k rowers this year. Countrywomen 8 Club Entertained Jly Mrs. Tunics Sp'iuvr (Observer Correspondent) OKANOK HAI.L, (Hpeclal) The Countrywoinnn's club was enteiv tallied Krlday afternoon by Mrs. Iteecc McAllMter ut the home of Mrs. WMIard Mohs In iJt (Irande. After a short business scshIoii, an Interest In tr proirnun was uiven. Mrs. Orland Anson rend a sketch "Tho Iloyhnod l.lfo of WashU'K ton" and . Mrs. Juanlla -Hpencer Wllcoclt Kavo two clever reaillnKH. In the otd-fashlmied spelllW nhitch conducted by thV hostess, Mrs. An son won tho prize. Mcforo adjourn ment, Mrs. McAMsler, assisted by Mm Jack McCarthy and Mrs. Moss, nerved rcrreshmcntH. There were 12 club members nnd four visitors present. r Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Macomb and son. Tommy, . left Thursday evening for Welser, Idaho, to visit relatives. They were nrcomnnnlcd by Mrs. Macomb's slsler, Mrs. WII- ! lis Hmlth. Heveral members of Hltio Mt. ' ftrniiKo attendi'd tho dancing party j nt l.adtl Canyon, sponsored liy the Jjidd Canyon urn'itfe lant li'rilay even J UK". Mrs. Heece McAlllHter, Mrs. Ilert (Jroiit, Mrs. Orhtnd Anson. Ml hk Minnie llobuan, Mrs. .Charles Hpeneer. .Mrs. C. H. Kobinson, Mis. C. W. Itoud, Miss Lillian Mullen hunr and Miss Mary Muilenhcrir u I tended the homemakers confer ent'Q In La Grande Tuesday. A number of men of this local ity are helping clear Ockclcr lane to make It mom ncccslhloto traf fic. The men doing the work are Jon Harrison Ueece McAllHtcr, Ilert (I rout ami C. II. Viuieker. - '. gi'AKK I.V MCAItAtifA SAN JUAN OKI. -81 'IH Nlcara Bllll, Keb. 2S (Al') .A sll'OnK enrthounkn shock was felt hero early this morulnH. No. dninairQ reported. TOUT AUTIU'H. Kwnmunit ).iasid Territory (AC) v'ormer ltusslun ortlceis. veterans or the Hitiiso-Jap.inese war. now refugees, met on Kcliruury 1 at the Huasluii cemetery. They observed tho SMh anniversary or the Itusso-Jiipanciso . war. MOHCOW (AD rurln; the Inst four years 3,:an Jewish funiilie - have been established on farm. Another 1,000 families will be sent to cnlonlic While Ituasln, t.faD tu I kralnln, l.ooit to Crimea , and Loan to Hlbtrln. A Clnrlnd.'i, lowit rouple paid for a marriage license with ' too ,iennlc-nved dili inii , coiirJlililp, Ihey sulil, . ' High blood pressure reduced -better than in 20 years A husband write about his wife writ rould net no relief from h(h bloot pressure of lon( standing. He was wor ried. Finally he asked her to dire Af me! trial. In hia letter he (aye "Hlnrt taking Agmel she haa gained eighl pounds. Her blood pressure la mucY lewer. She eleeie well. In fael, she It reeling better than aha haa In the p.al twenty years." Everyday aurh letter are received, leatlfrln lothebeneBu oenved from Agreel. M 41 Anult A 'I aanuU kMltk flMMl. TS. Ml M Bill I ol t. Mm... M.lu.r pl.al .... CVOU.I.M) fay N01.T. ! .If... . Noit..i 44t4. K tttofdlsrilj rtca u laiMtuat Mis.r.lt SS StlM Vtt.1 AM A few packets of ' seed, xpudetl soil, a rake and some string your planting's tlone. ' HOW EASILY Sunshine and moisture bring up the sprouts nnd the great miracle is on. BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS O. Mlillllirr 9"fa antfhfoouK 'I " l ARE GROWN FRO High growers, dwarfs I'litnliers, reds yellows, lilnes all similes. Kverything you could want in annual flowers. Msus MafrMf hit Ibarr W Anal iSflal IxeweMitrtt HIGH ftljOOD rsimvuK fctuNrt INFLAMMATION NblGIOfriON nuvrritM ud (oiiltMiu ot Um tv-Jy. 4 wmT Not k Mikiaax Nu jimbuli. TWUeTkf4a rs AtMi f vwu bv uy ot tM toU.twUaf ywpfawu, swngu ktmi t k: hemUciM, Urk- nvquMt tcMtay to tt up at .ti, tc .boat Arml. Or vrt4rKt to TurAnf f-J. tursUoa, 8M fmtk Anm, NvvYvrk, N. V, THESE SEEDS iDepetidahle Everywhere Nor tiu-up.KW Coi Seeds Jtil SlanJarJ Sin Vtflakit 'Paclfth JnJMoit Of Vh FltDtr Pac(6 oftskYour- Dealer $8445 During This Store-Wide Sale, Specially Low Prices will mean added savings on every purchase made now Only Two More Days At Our Special Low Cash Price ...... The New 71arcf iuau EleCtHC GyratorWasheF A National Sensation for Two Years Has all the features of washers selling for $r0 to $100 . more . . . washes clothes clean in 3 to 7 minutes . . . forces out grime' and grease from heavy work clothes . . . safely washes sheer fabrics. 6 to 8 Sheet Capacity Splash-Proof Electric Motor 8-Position Instant Release Safety Wringer No Center Post to Tear Clothes . All Enclosed Driving Shaft "Whaletail" Gyrator TRY IT IX YOUR HOME FOR 30 DAYS IVove to your nun nut Infant Ion, it ft thm ihhIk nf uthrr wiimen havo clone. tl;;u tfu AVrilwny will do cvcrythlnff hlgli lrWtl vashrr will lo. You may also buy on Easy Payments GUARANTEED FOR 10 YEARS Tho Wnnlwuy fly ratal in n Htrnnjjly built nnd tnp chunlrntly corrfct that wo rKp yu a wppclul ki. your ptiarnnti'O -apftlnst nil derertK in matprinl jiml wtrrtiTinnhfp complotc lu.ttoctinn fnr yun on quality. A fmnll Oarrylnp Chnrse addfd to our Low Cash price. Then-$5 Down and $6 Monthly Special Mid-Winter Sale CASH CRICK AMERICA'S LOWEST PRICED ELECTRIC IR0NER S56.50. Save over $.'" on this IN.rtr.Mc Ironrr. In your ImninR In nnc-fmirlh of n.nml time. ennvrnhnt. simple one-!evor rontrol. cafr to operate. ?fi lnch roll; pounds. Ward s Mid-Winter Sale Ends Saturday, March 2nd MONTGOMERY-WARDTfeGft - t, , -f . -' r ; I n.. Main is 1 -.;.; J1Q1-3 Wash. Ave. La Grande, Ore.