Wednesday, April 10, li29.
EP HEN FACE
GRASS SHORTAGE
i i
4
hpes Not Yet in Shape
Wallowa County; Cold
Snap Severe
OUT OUR WAY
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER T -
- V - By Williams Cove "Delegates
Pave Seven
-much
1 in ue
' fee of 1
Hy ii. C. Mirk
(OhHTVor Correspondent)
ALLOWA, Ore... (8pcialAn
feme abort aire or a-recn food In
'auction preaenb u wi'lous hII
vioa to . atoekuien,. eHpeelully
; liuviny aheep. With the
liter' part of iho HprinB lainbint?
iahml fvernl weekH niro th
aim tiiivA tsfwltrrt .nn iiffiv u-hni'i '
In nere8Kury for'thenj id have
n" food in ordtr to niuke n wit
ictory prnwth. Th continued
d wrath or litis not allowed tlfce
tH to pot any start to apvuk of
much. of I ho land in tho toot-
uaed for curly she-tp rati so.
the hiorw hands and ninny
flic funulior ones hv lnon kept
1 much of tho time during the
it two wfekn and while they
(rt been oblo to pot some ahort
ion feed it has not boon In mif
lent quuMltlojt to do ft went di al
Kood.. It hn been neceNsary to
jd hay In addition nnd it Is
tod that the aheen will not out
fcph of Uils-utthia seanon of the!
r. , .The snow and cold winds of
H latter part of - the- w-oek wiu
ry - mvere ori th'e younir lnmha
ptch could not be hold In sheds.
pri. hay aupjdle 'has in ado - it
JfroiWary -to put -out much of the
fBCr atork recently and many of
Ae aro 'said to tie quite thin Jn
Wh. und badly In need .of good
pge. -;, ;yf:vl'i:si -
JLooniililernlilp! fiumtwr of por-pa-1ri.thhv
community have avuil-'
I iheinitelvea 'of . the opportunity
TbuYlitK-. nutrTlitT of vountr him ha
ilcji they ure. mitring by, boll lit ' . ., ? . . i- r
ding. -jl'V JohnHon,- one of ' n. . . y-:-
larxonl sheepmen of this-, end tyt all escaping; with n few scratoh
the valley, lias been solllnjf v0 and bruises. . - '
(fnbs from lUo twins In his flork. J, It. Williams ;and wife, who
it eat. reports Indicate that moro live la' tho vulloy near Kvuns. wnnu
" 'lambs havo been sold visitois In town the last of Urn
ring1 the post few weeks. Anions week.
pse getting- a number of the I,. -Couch, local real estate deal-
, 1
ceo QciMffcY f CCJOKA
-fi-V -SPRS OFFICE FfeR
ME . Tfe PER F UNC .
ALU1 UFTA OO S GO
REAU MAGlC UAMfROM
PGR NOfHlNi
Ml AvNSrV. A MACIC;
. . r-n -r t-1-' -T
sei.uw' "Two hondcro
VVM ' ' '
GWAR i
. wo. u. . w, orr.
WE.ROE. ARE MADE
O t97t. BV NCA SCWflCC IKC. t-A
To Convocation
Are Selected
Inb9r lire: . "Habc' Moore. Ouy
Ever, Oeorpe Worst, -Mrs. K. C3.
Jbore, H: B. Oliver and others.
or. mnile n trip to over-mountain
points the latter part of the week.
.Mr.. Couch reports a little snow
most Ihstiinees pood luck Is ho- and cold in that section also.
In raisin tho .
Feeding Sheep t
Because of Cold,
r j vvr .i niunt of I'aptuln John I'ltl Oenhitf,
fVllltrV Ve3lflCr l-i nnlloiiI polo player. Not un'll
lh Iniiuest Krldny. It was belU'V?d,
IH'.ATll IS MYNTIIItV.
LONDON', A r. 10. (Al'j Spert
Inp and military circles were mysti
fied today at tho strange dc.ith last
rxnerlt-nced in . ralslnir the M r. nnd M rt t It Smli h
Mubs. - j rlvod hero recently from Wyoming;,
lOlIes rinw and Orln KuAstm for a- visit with friends. The
feve been busy severul duys tho Hmllh's were residents of this place
ktst .week- rebuilding fences for
pear Ma
uxwoll at the V. 1$. Couch
inch lh the hills. .
tlOarl-Hurehfleld- was called to I-a
ande Friday morning to po with
sisters, Mrs. Kllen "lnrker nnd
illvu'Hurchfield. to Klnumth Falls.
se Uk
Uy Mrs. .1. It. IHv '
(Obser"er Correspondent)
COVK, Ore., (Special) Hubert
French, who fed his sheep at North
I'owder during the winter, moved
them onto the range near I'ondosa
Inst Tuesday but owlnff to the con
tinued cold and snow he Is com
pelled to feed them hay. Jack
Ictchcr la also rood ins Ills snoop
, however, would all tho elroum
istunces explaining the tragedy Im
' unraveled.
f Hy Mrs. A. O. CmikCn
i (Observer Correspondent) .
,l COVK, Ore. KpectaDlH'leKtes
from Cove to tho annual convooa
, tlon of the KuNtern Oregon dlwemv
of the Kplscopal chiux h which Is
to be held at Itaker, April II to
14 Inclusive, rre as follows. Mrs.
1-1 a rr let Thomaa, delesate from Dpi
LiidUM Guild; Mrs. It. 1. Darker,
j," dolegute from the DauKhters of
;: the Nile; and Mrs. A, -U, Conkllu,
j dedicate from : the Asconslon
i- Vhurch. The Uov. and Mrs. SturRos
'- will also attend as will severul
other members of the church,
Tho regular services were held
u at all the chui-chos hein last Sun
day mol-nlna. A boys and a;liis
- vested choir was a feature of the
service at tho AscenHtou Kplscopni
church. The llev. Mr. Wiltton, a
Haptlst colporteur, who has been
jiott for h few days, conducted thii
lirervlce in that church in tho. ub
, senco of the minister, the-Dev. W.
! I'lalt who has hoen In Knterprlso
'"I for the last week.
"j-' The uiemboi's or the Ijidles Oulla
'were entertained at the rectory Sat
' j urdny afternoon by Mr. I'. K,
ifttuwea and Mi's. S, K. Thomas. A
danclna; party was planned for Hut
j urdny evening. April 27 at French
i Hall. After the huxinoHS 'meeting
ti social hour followed, with hrldgo
ns the diversion, three tables being
i Ut play. 'Mrs. T. H, Conklln won
j high score and Mrs. C H. Ilertsch
recelvel consolation pi 1st o. A de
. j lb-Ions lunch was served after the
i games. The guests were Mrs. ,1..
K. Andvsun. , ,rn. W. I. Darker,
! Mrs. O. Marker, Mrs. Dertsch,
I Mrs. Itoyal (Joniey,; Nlrs. A. O.
conklln, Mrs. T. It. tonklln. Mrs.
I Tt. Fulp. Mrs. J, 15, Mils, Miss Dor
'.olhy Mills, Mrs. I.ouls Presto and
.Mrs, J. Ooyetle.
V Mlss Dprothy Mills, n student, lit
' Walla Wulla high school, came
. homo Wcdncmlay to spend her va-
rullon with her pa rents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. 13. Mills.
-Miss., leona McPorkle, of l.n
O ra n d e, wu s n we-ken d guest n f
Mrs. Hclenp Lincoln.
The Mt. Fanny grange held Its
regular monthly meeting at the
Grange hall Muturday owning., At-
tor the btiKlness meeting u short i
program in memory of Miss Ida j
Koherts, deceased. was given. Mrs..
I. O. Springer who has been Chap
lain was elected h-cturor and '
Kverett 1'owt'U wtia elected ('hap-j
lain. J
Mr. nnd Mrs. . F. Doll, Mr. and
Mrs. K. II. Dell and two daughters, I
(lertrutle and Roberta, who have
been spending the wlnttM In South-
e'en California, are expected to
return to their homes heif tumor- '
raw, Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Dell hnv.
two dutiKhters and opo grand-'
daughter In California. v Tuey are
linivellng by automobile,. , .. j
Mr. and Mrs. Uuy Darks huvo
puti htiNt'd a ranch about a inllo
oust of Cove known ait the Andrew j
Anderson placu and will take pos-'
session Immediately. -
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Itreshears j
havo moved their household goods I
Into tho vacant building next to the
post office and are living with Mrs,
Dreshears' mother, Mrs, J. H. Je'
Long. '
Mrs. (ora ltloom has moved Into ':
the house she recently purchased
from Mr, and Mrs. Dreshcurs. Mrs, t
Nellie Martin now occupies her old
homo la the telephone exchange
which was recently vacated by Mrs.
Dlooin. '
Mr. ami Mrs. It, F. Jdjtslck are i
now living at the old X. II. Wetmer
place. j
Tho family of Frank Millard
have all been HI of flu. They are
now. reported to be on the way to
recovery.
Durrol Fulp has njtccptcd a pnsl
t Ion w It h t he government In t he
forest service and will be located
ut Meadow Mountain, east of Cove.
: ItusHcl Fulp Is employed by (he
Morning Olory Weeder company in
Ui Grande. This company was or
Kit nixed lust year, but is report'-d
to bo . growing rapidly, j
Mr. and Mrs, C. 10. Dertsch were
dinner guests or Mrs. Derlsch's sis
ter, Mrs, .1. KlupiVustetn In Mi
Oi'nndo Sunday.
The high so hooL seniors are now
"Wear-Ever
Aluminum
Sauce Pan Set
at ok-ti-4helr.4lay.-tilel)
be presented some time next week.
The pupils of the fifth and sixth
grades making the best average
grades at their last 'alK week ex
amination, wrrv Hilly Duncan, tS,
Ncdlle Mei-onoy, 91r Velum Itlch
ardHon. S- 2-, LeOML Nld Hrlce,
y2 l-tf. For the sixth grade. Hessls
(loluy niudo the hlirlmst average
with 0 -,'; p . .. ' , V
' Mrs." Kudu, ComatQrk with her
twin daughters. Lola and Loulne,
Mra. John Dulter and Mr. nnd Mrs.
Clayton May, of Daker, were Hun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
McNeill. The young women. Miss
Loin Hiid J .out tie CHinuck will
spend tin; week here.. -
hawMMuf , timt the man ww
'pocket, lie felt certain of It when,
'upon reaching the police k station,
he dfHoovered his watch and ffhMn
were gone. . ' ,
j . -: -K(ilt AltltKSTFD
I TT 1IKIV, Apr. It! (AI'l A
'negro post office porter, who on;
-minuuy ensrovereu a uonio nn
,dreHed to flovernnr Franklin T.
jltoosevelt, wa;i arrested today us
.the man who mailed the package.
iTie porter, Thomas J. Callegy,
i imini-n uiq t mil )Ui liiniill 1 II
snectors and nollco Kild thev wura
nvlnced he sent tho bomb In the;
hope of winning promotion hy
discovering" It.
Detective Touched
By Evanston Crook
IIVANHTOX, III., AW. 10 CAT1)
Iiplwllro SoiKcant Ilfn HnukH
win out Hi'oinliiK iii'iiuml uiifl iinw
"I kuuw yuti," ho wild. "Oomfi
"Aw, mM-Kitut, pleatip ilnn't run
mo in." iIiiiImI tho nirkpockei,.
"I'm I'l'ruruipd. Uoph tho level
fur d'yonr. (iulln Hweot llttlo wlfo
mill tvDikliiK loKiiliir.'
Tho H.i-Kount win tuuchoil, mill
ho h' hint pa.
lie conl.l nut Kot rlcl nf tho Won,
U - HL L .J-l
J PAiuiiu ( a
r
i-paipouiuL, :i
n n
J J
ren4
ieir father Kdwurd lturch
Id who was seriously injured In
logging accident . tnero early
lursduypiornlng. 1 " 1
Itesidonts . of. this section were
ated to some; Exceptionally wln-
Hko' weather during tho latter
in- of tlia week, when as much as
Inches of new'Mhn,kcay(L'red tiiu, j
ound In the higher sections of ley,
fe county. The snow was ueoom-
mled by a cold northwest wind
flilch added greatly to the chill.
$uch feeding of livestock has been
tjpcessary since i'Viduy, whero
iirniers have been lucky enough 1
n.V,the feed. Many have been
ra.cticaMy out of hay for the past
jfpuple of weeks, . All farm work
lias been stopted ut this time und
for a number of. years prior to '
last, fall when they disposed ol
their men's clothing store.
u i nompson ann wiie were i.a ...... , ,,...(.,., Dunn !
Gmnrto vtalto tho Inttor pn.t or pll!ilul.p, un hls ,,.,. ,11)OVo
tho. !vo..k A cur-lo,l of r,.t how .Vorul .!,...
.vere loaded out from the stock- ; .
yards here by the Wallowa county I M'8- n"tp Soiitner njont
marketing association tho latter ncvernl days lit Pendleton visH ng
paif.pf the week. ' . with her daughter," Mrs. Hay Van .
orsnaie. ami inmiiy. ii i. 11.
Forest Knglish Is working for H.
IX Ilechtel nt present. Air. llech
tel has started to do a little plow
ing on some of his dryland In tho
foothills. ; I
Headquarters
Ideal Convention
Laird and son Hobert accompanied
Mrs. Hen t ne r, Hobert acting as
chauffeur. Mrs, Laird and her son
visited with Mrs. Margaret. Hlch
nrdson. a daughter of Mrs.. Laird.
Duster" Ihtker.of.ildne. toi CovwKunIuyv '
commenced work for- tsiorn .
Kngtish of I'arsnip creek
contly. . . '
Murder Charge Is
Filed In Klamath
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore, April
1 O(AI') A charge-of second de-
Mveral days drying weather will gre murder was filed lute yester-
vm required for the soil to become day against Ted Captain, Indian,
iry enough for working again. Hut nlayer of Morris Lotchcs, fellow
Very little plowing of the culllv- trlbtwman. Lotches. was shot to
ated fields in this community has death on the Captain ranch near
been-done yet, the ground being Tar Modoc I'olnt lust Friday. Captain
jtO wet in most places. Those huv- conti'iids the bullet was meant for
tg sod to break have found thU another Indian who had been j
H Ideal time In which to get It molesting Captain's mother and 1
fdowed. The roads leading Into sister, und that Lotches, Captain's
S. K. Thouins has neon away a
week or ten days on n business trip
which has taken him to Dennett,
Wash., and the Pendleton country.
The Dev. T. 1. Graham Is taking
the members of the Kpworth
League to Hot Uike this
evening. Mr. Graham will give a
lecture on his experiences In Re
ward, Alaska.
Miss Dorothy Mills, who Is tak
ing post graduate work in the
Walla Wnlln high school, returned
home for the spring vacation Wed
nesday. Her father, J. K. Milts,
drove to Walla Walla for her. She
will have all of this week at home
returning to school April 14. (
The Guild will give a dance In
the near future, it was decided ut
Mvwva. J no rouun ieuums uo mmer, unit mm i,uieurn, apium ..... . i
te hill sottlons havo boon nm.lo r.-l. n.l, stoppo.l Into the path of Hie '"" ""'"'"if holcl ftuur.lnjr I
Otilte muddy airam by the last bullot. - , at tho homo or .. r K Stumoa. .
uA,.,n th fnnn(,ru nv-. , . . , Thl.s Is an nuntial affnir nnd hu
ftcrtn. Borne or tho rnrmora nv-, j,-Piiniiiaiy honrlnc bororo tho
llilf In the hills wore bosfnnins to rnlu-d Stntia ooimiilsKionor - has
Vie tholr cam rduia . ilurlnic tho M,.n sf.t f0r Amil 20.
riy part or tho wook, tno nioai
. jfmrl;
tt
the deep drttis having melted
fn the rouds. . .- ,
Hoy Ouslln who has been saw-
TO DI ILI) rumen
KLAMATIT FALUM; Ore., Apr.
4;pg wood for John Couch, of 1-eup, 1ft (Ai'l IMnns for the construc
finished his Job the latter part of tlon of a $i0,uu0 Catholic church
tib'e week and rnoveii his wood-saw aro , being completed hero and
Jfcbg outfit home. (ground will be broken for the
;U. I). .Deehtel was a La Grande structure. within six weeks. Anew
;' lislnesB visitor 'the 'latter part oC parish house will be constructed
tfco week. Colon Heskett who has adjacent to the new church.
ben working for Druco Fischer for j
nc past several week returned to
bis home near Joseph the lirst of
tfee week.
, l' A. and W. M. Downing farin
efrri. of the Leap community, were
. Lotlnc visitors the first of the
VWeek:
Hoy Swart, depot agent, nt Evans
returned home the early part of the
Week from St a us, Wash., where he.
pent a few day with his family
'))tho are visiting relutives there.
4' L. V. Luthrop, of Leap, was here
the latter purl of the week. Miss
Jferlel Lathrop who attends high
rhool here accompanied her fath
er borne for the weekend. -
Charles Hloodsworth, of Trout
icck, was u busfuesa visitor In
n the last o the week. 1 Hms re-
rts several luces of new enow
that community wiUi most of
the farniers finding it nreesmiry to
;lred much of their stock again
"fence the storm. He says thtt win
trr wheat crops In that section sp-i-ar
to have come through the
'.winter in fine condition.
H. L. W. Minor was busy plowing at
proven very popular in the past. 1
The work' 'for the mission box. ,
which was done during Lent, was;
collected und Is ready for mailing. I
This being the find meeting after'
Lent, bridge was resumed with ;
three tables In play. Mrs. Helen j
Conklln won high honors, and Mrs. t
Amelia Dertsch received the coiu j
solution. . The two guests present
were Mrs. Vera Fulp and Alius
Doithy Mills. Teu, sandwiches and
cakes were, served by the hontc.HH
assisted by Mrs. Harriet Thomas.
. La Grande's imputation ns n
- wm vent Ion, city Jh; being , en- '-1
iniictl us'iUii MioeoMlliigv(,tl-j ;v
villi lou Ihihiich at'utialntcd
1 ivllli Ilio.ituiu'kJihje facflltU's cr ;;"
I ho Saeiijadn ( 'o-lKiHd In tbo
N'mihue.-d lemls (Jjlf m(ri ml-
ailrab yivcljiion puipoM.
In addition tit Hh a (tractive
i ml comfortable rooiu-and-biiih
iuiHmni(Hla(ouri, - Die Kiunjii
wen's luillrMiii is ait Ideal as
. wtiibly mom with iidojmiD -tinwe
fir six hundred to a ,
UiousnnnV people: NntnJI com
initlcn wmhiih urn iHnivenk'tilly '
uvulbilde off iIiIn large' hull, and
prlvnto dining room and card ,
riMni eriiilts small con f crenel's.
U Is tin Ideal ciiuveutlon hold
Hi nil Knstcrii (hvgon and u dis
tinct community ansct k micIi.
Sacajawea Inn
"Point tho Wr to Bcltrr Thln."
149
Regular price h
Limited
time price
3 Covers 59c extra '
- (Afrll 4ih to April 13th ONU'K-
Tlicie ore "VVear.Evcr" Souc
Fans"-tlclr metal It not only
thick but extremely hard and
dense, having been made 10
by tons of pressure applied by
, gigantic machines. The aver
age kitchen does not have
enough Sauco Pans. Get at
. least two sets today!
W.H.
Bohnenkamp
Co.
1 HB rise to Ifsdcwlnp ntiei Northwest lnmri ' '
.u,'nl y t,wd !h '"c," f h General or l
AMERICA to chart the court, of this growing lire tnd . ; i
.iitomobilc imuruice organiiition, . .nw
' The GENERAL OP AMERICA is bscktd by the Ion. snd
.vnH.xnencnreofuStsebuHimsleOT,thsilioB).fc. .
' I PJVl 'Uly "ld ow" "w.ntuu invntnicar. -.
mo gwsrsnre. of drpendsbility the GENERAL
Or AMERICA ctn oner Is the rrpuittion for somJ
outians iudgaieat ud coa.iructiyo vision its directors
suid oracers have esrnsd. ..
DIRECTORS
Tim.
' """vn ,vviwhii J-.t: .
baiiir, o. o. rismit, ' 1 "om "'r.
Chas. It. Reynolds
Agent
Million
fiommer Hotel I3tiil(llfir
La Grande, I'll. Main 505.
GENERAL
FirtAkfrnoWt
PUft Clmtt
Vu 4 Oremjmmrf
ilprmtftr LmJm
tint Mllltd linn
Insurance Comoanv
Up AMEI
HOMEomce-scAme
7-M
Inis farm la the hills a few day
lb e pu st w e v k . T b is is the f lrt
spring plowing to start in tmu
cmninuulty.
J Miss Carman Thiss arrived hero
the last of the week from la
Xrande for a few duys visit with
er parents Mr. and Mrs. J. U.
Clos.
Oeorge Worst, of Diamond
ralrle, commenced lumblng his
'flock of ewes during the past week,
lie reports good luck In saving the
lambs at this time. V. M. Down
ing, of Leap, was busy the hint of
le week tiaulluff seme hay from
llie Clyde Hrovwn farm.
K Hay MeKcnzle and a party of
w lends narrowly escaped serlou
wjury Tburduy when Mr. Mr-
Blende's rar wan turned comnlet-
By ovr la the Wallows canyon. Il
pas accompanied hy Mrs. tleoU-l
knd Mr. and 'Mrs. 11 u til Laughir-
CURTIS AWARDS CUP TO SEGRAVE
-Tri 74-T w. ,a ,tx... j ariK
I Lit
One of Vice President ChnrlM 'urtlK flmt pub Mr acts was the
awarding of a trophy to Major II. O. if, Het;rave, Dritihh pe-d
demon who drove 231 mib-s an hoiir over D.iytona D-ah, VU.. t
et a new atttnninl.! Kp"el reenrd. f'lcttired her on Die rteps f
the ruplt'd building, Wahhinjcton. arc. left to ri;ht. Vice l'reldent
Curtis. Mm. tegrave snd Major 'Hirrare. Xot he remnrsble r
t ntblarM-e l.eluoen the vice president and Hnator Fletcher, of
Florida, whn viands dlrectl) 1m htfl lining Kegrave. Conresavl-oma n
ltuth Lryuti Ow-n U iti.iidiiiij bvliiud Ji'. Cartb. i-;.,
Doughnut
Vou will have an cn
tiiely new conceptievi
ill tloiiliriiils when
you firwt taste this
Butter-Nut puduct.
The ingredients used
lo make them are all
carefully c h o r e n to
give fjhat cxtia good,
flavor that most
doughnuts lack.
Vrtur ilrnlrr lias : MM.
mnv dotielintit') on IiIh
: ii nt or. liiillvuliiiill)-nniiH-I
in mix iaH'r mid
lliril Ki4kitl In fniifuiK or
U Just u llllllilv pnrk
aar to lakr lioim tlip
klilillcH Kill riijoj- tlii'in
mil iIh-oIiI tnlk.. Hill ourl
iy riml llll'lll its cimhI ji
he "tllil t'li-llliinril Kiml"
SB
PRODUCT OF
LA GRANDE BAKERY
Order Today From , Your Grocer
Shinglssiare Active
We thought everybody knew
that shingles are supposed to '
go on top of the house, but
this fellow is putting one on
the bottom. Dad sent
the kid to our yard
with an order for shin
gles but he went to
the wrong place they
sent out the wrong kind
of 6hinj?les Dad's sore
and the kid's getting sorct every minute. Next time
Iie'll look for this name:
IVniJN YOU ARE READY FOR
SHINGLES
Call Us Up For Prices
We carry a full stock of the latest designs
and colors Hexagon and Thatchon.
We have an experienced roofer who makes
. his home in La Grande.
Let us measure you i roof.
Home Lumber & Coal Co,
1802 Cove
Phone Main 218