La Grande evening observer., April 24, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 7

Wednesday, April g4, 1929
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.LA. GRANDE 'EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, QUE.. ,
FARMERS BEGIN
SPRING WORK
OUT OUR WAY.
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By Williams
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AMD "X . f I rT JoST CrtSE. SHAU. nE DO?
30ST CAMr( ME Te SHIVERS) t-X CJUST CAmY ' 1
BEAR TO To POV.U THIS USE. VsiMvP
,-ncw -fa&se poor -Thinics. nvj a o.t? r
-TERRISUE MOltH AtL OUT I J? . HCOh .
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Favorable : Weather at
Wallowa Stock Going
to Summer Ranges
Ily Ci. C. Xivk,
(Qhturvor Cortvspomlcnt)
WALLOWA, Ore. (Hnerlul)
.Vurloim oIukmoh of work on tUv
furniH In tliiH county hun become
MHtf wull Nturtoil. WVuthi'i ionlt- j
tionH roctnily have benn much.,
nuiro "fuvorulp than earlii-r In the ,
inoiuh. While' ! he ground In nuld J
to be too wot on all furmx yol for
filowlnjr it ml other field work, many
( of the valley furinerft between her (
unil Kri tern il tie huvo been busy the '
past Keveral duys worklnK thf--fields
'Into aim pit a rapidly hh pas- j
hie., Some Hrodlntf of MprliiK If rain i
in ulyo lteiiiff done on (ground whleh
waH plowed hint fall and dried out
Hiiffirlently to work with dine a and
liarrovvti Humewhat nooner than
if round whleh hud to be plowed
thiM p rlntf.
Karuiei-H feel that with the
weather becoming much warmer
there iH not likely to be intich dan
Uev of the main lielnic frown. A
doiiHidc rnbln aereage of Hprlntf
wheat will be own on tllo farms
of thlH county Hint upi-lntc aeeord
Hms to reporiK from various farm
er. Kcderntion wheat uppnwntly
Is lending all other varleltlea in
this rouiiuunity in the amount of
yearly uereajfe, with tho vi-v-uter I
purt of the planting on the dry (
land being of the hurd vurlety and (
while Home of this 1h uIho grown I
on the Irrigated land many any they
prefer the Ho ft . Kederatlon be- i
euuHc of It being bettor for feed- ;
liiK purposes and also apparently J
a little heavier ylelder on the Irrl-j
ffateil land. i j
There appears to t lie somewhat 1 " " "
of a Hcnrejty of Heed on in In this ' because of n break in prices at the be noKtexH to
end of tho valley this Hprlng. J)ur- Hiookyunls. - - .club Jluy it.
iiif? the past two weeks many in-i Giles 1'lass, and wife, of . Leap,
(Itihies. hre heard from farinem were visitors in town the last of
wishing small lob for seed pur- the week.-
poses. With the extremely hUU Sam amlTl. ( Meek were Knter
huy prices during the past winter prise business visitors tho latter
ninny of. the farmers who had outs part of the week,
used them for feed, resulting in a 1 A number of farmers In this
shortage and a considerable raise community have been busy recently
in piiee toward spring. As early fighting the ground squirrels with
an February some small lots ot poison gas. This method of coin
seed oais were- reported to have f hatting wiuIithIk has been usr.d by
Kld at prices around $50 per ton. a number of the farmers here dur-
Tluyo is fQtislderuhle reseedlng lng the past two or three years
of hay crops including alfalfa, red and seems to be much more effec
r lover, yellow blossom sweet clovei tive than, using poison grain, cspe
an dsome timothy being done on elnlly at this season of the yenr.
a number, pf the valley farms at T. a. Hiikke, of Whiskey cret?ic,
this tlme - ihas been leveling some of his
Thev .inst" ten days' 1ms been ground and' getting it roadyTo sced
marked with the moving of much t0 hay grasses.
of the livestock from feed lots to1. , Prying weather of the . past, few
summer range areas. In some in- days has been very beneficial to the
stances the land being used for dirt roads In this community. The
KU.umirr range by the, lurue stuck- . greater nrt af tthe mudholes have
men is not yet suitable for putting disappeared making It possible to
thc'-Htoek" onto, however, many of use cars turnout parts of tho. com
munity, ;
J. H, ' Williams and wife , wore
Trade Claim At
Cove For Farm
' At Hermiston
nr'tfW Vfiui " Vmiley with Mrs.
Margery Milter ns tnwlvtunt host
.ess. Itrldge wan played during the
,tt'iiiitg-, "1 hi ttlrfrit'iit hOiiif werO
deeonued attractively, Miss fonley
mt. v . pat. err.
. IS- I ..
K The dauelng party given by the
Uidd rnnyon grange for J line Alt.
grange and a few Invited friends
rVhbty night, was a very enjoyable
affair and was largely attended.
Six lurge trucks are hauling tho t
the (Jet Together; PtjMiV0 Cnntoai
, . Planned at Cove
Ity Mrs. A. L Cmikliu n
(Observer Correspondent)
COVK, Ore. (Special) A plcturo
Ity Mix A, L Coatklin ,
'' (Olwerver t'orrespondent) I
i'OVK. Ore. (Special) Mi and
Mrs. S. K. Thomas left t'ove early
Monday morning for their new
home at Hermiston. They traded
i their timber claim here fur an til-
!' fulfil ranch at Hermiston. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas cume to t'ovu lexa
than two years ago, but have grown
, Into the life of the community and
made many friends here who uro
sory to have them leave. Mr. Tbom-
as lived In Cove in his youth and
was well known here.
I The Uev. und Mra. Del be it Lovee.
! of Athena, were Cove visitor Hun- j
(lay, April 31. They were guests'
I of Mr. Lorec's brother, Melvlit
W. I'lalt conduct the services at
i ho. ituptist ehurch both morning
and evening, Ho wua pastor of
this church tor a few yours and has
many friends hero.
The eump iho girls held their
first nil-day hike Sunday, nccom
pun led by their guardian, Mrs. J.
It. l'rlce. They went to Camp Yew
How und climbed the mountain
above the camp where they cooked
dinner and spent u very enjoyable,
day. -
1'rof. and - Mra,. C Q. Springer,
left ' iMirly Sunday morning for a
day Ju the open. They drove over,
intto,, Malheur county where Mr.
Springer taught school u number
or years ago.
. The Knierprlse girls won a ganui
from tho Covo girla Saturday by a
scoro of 4o to 27, A return game
or both boys and girls will he
played at Huterprlse next l'Yhluy
afternoon and evening.
, The Kun and Joy itrldg Hub
gave a delightful travel parly Sat
urday., evening. . The member'
husbands and a few others were
guests of the club. The party wnn
a progressive luncheon, tho first
course of which Was served at the
home of Mrs. L. J. Chadwlck with
Mrs. O. K. HarUer as assistant host
ess. The second course was nerved
at the home of Miss lless Kelly
with Mra. l-'runk Miller, Mis. A. H.
Orion and Mrs. T. U. Conklln ub
visit In ChlcaKo and (Ireen Hay, to Portland Sattitday night- V
W is. t . ilryanl accompanied hlii wife en
Mi-a. A. M. Drown who la auf. the trip. 1 1
ferlns fnm heart trouble fa at the Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kuller are the.
home of her daughter, Mrs. Chris owners of a new sedan. . . '
using enruuiionH unu snapurugona, stackland at Cove. . f n H Ituckman recently pur
Miss Kelty used dnffodlte . and pussy j tunud Stewart who works with ,hased 7r leu-hern chick and br
( hudwtcK used a eonstruetion crew for the rail- v,,,in.v uninnriiii ull.,.nau t-tih ihAm1
road company, Is driving' u new m, tnv. , '
The senior play,. "Crook Kor a car. . ; ; ,,' .. ' '
Month.:' will be p.esented at the MvHt Jm.k rvttn returned home ' A bUlh f,oin Weden aay he-'
T vWt ln Thursday, f.nlm
it loom httd h"pn hom vodnys when Wouldn't it have been nicer if he
et. Tie Kllen !!sUrJ KMUi "X M" Mv U"'" huU W ""-ement?" t . J
Anderson. m) I'uckett, 1-Mwqrd I wppwwwwmmwwwi Jm ,!Li
willows and Mr.
nu i visa us and hyacinths.
llrlstow, Hloluo
thy Marker.
Witty and I torn-
ALICEL PERSONALS
Ity Mra, Carl Fuller
(Observer Correspondent) i
'AL1CI0U Oro (Special) Up !
cently someone entered 1. It. j
Huekmau'K smoke house and louk t
elKht hntns and shnuldera which :
Mr. It ue k man hud cured for use
during the summer. j
Datus Cmikliu moved tn Lower'
Cove lust week where he has rent- I
ed a plaee to farm for the coming j
year. 1
K. Mi. Murphy is enjoying a visit j
from his niece, Mrs. Alia Hole for 1
a few days. She Is on her way J
home In Spokane from an extended
Rain Rain Rain Rain Checks
. I am so proud of my work that it is insured
for your tonefit.
Rain checks entitle your car to be re-washed
free of charge in event it is caught in rain with
in 6 hours after being washed.
Club Auto Laundry
211 Greenwood St; Main 840
1
enterprising sight, making as many
trips a day as possible.'
Ir. J. IL Kwln whs here' for
couple of days last ..week from
Portland visiting bin sons. Ilenr;
and Shcrrell- Kwln.
J.W.Patterson ;
Home At Union ,
Ruined By Fire
these have early grazing land In
the more open foothills where the
:T-fe Pif .ttyiawr ftUUled, at
HTTItf 'tTftfle1" ";rrf(l"If WWn'?rttllH hiany
of tlieKtock nre being pastured at
this rime. Many fine bunds of
February and March lambs are .in
in town the lust of -the week.fmm i of unknown origin practically uer
their farm neuri&nns. "TETr. 'U-1 stroyed ttte J. W. Patterson res
Hams says he bus been re-working dence In South t'nlon Monday even
some of his ulfulfa ground and i ing about 1 o'eloek. Itespondlng
seeding " in some yellow
logs from the logging camp here corneal ioi uie iiupiis ui i... ou. 0HltlBlum hostesses. The third and
to nnwmun.Hlcfcs lumber, mill in rint,' iX last course was served at the home
Im firande. They make quite ,-,""", " ' n)BUl
j naa oeen arraugen ny n uhiuh
i cluls of the two cities to inspire
greater Inteei-st In the picture li
braries and to interest pupils tn
the study of art. Mrs. K. 1. Moss- f
man. who Is ehulrman of art In
the Federated Clubs of Oregon,
will take charge of the contest.
In reporting n list of eighth
grade students making high grades
at the last examination, one stu
dent, Logan Anderson, with n grad."
of D2, was Inadvertently omitted.
J. It. Love, n prominent orchard -
'..ist, who has been spending tho win
He r visiting In California, returned
, to his home hore today.
fiic ; . rrr, r ... rv
. i : Alireu r. JllKDiW I, n i ii
inches tail ' -4Htd i weighing" e2 3 A
1 H; V. V. Connor
(Observer Correspondent)
UNION, Ore. (Special) A
blossom 1 to an alarm which was not sent In
evidence over the county nt this Hweet clover to make n thicker until the building wiu all ablaze,
time,. Since the sheep have been stand for hay purposes. the volunteer department soon had
pounds, walks a pollee beat at
night anil studies at the t'nlverslty
of Minnesota In daytime.
LADD CANYON
GET TOGETHER
CLUB HOSTESS
Ieehler sang two nu in be is, Mrs.
Innra Uradpfi, Mrs. W. O. Sher
wood nnd Mrs. Charles Ornndy
Iho flr- untli'l- oontrol. I(t tlie
Im I lit I nft and fuinlluro vvir ni'"
I cully di'Stinyoil. Mr. rnlu ison Willi
Ij IiIh wife nnil clniiKlilcr were away
I at tho tlmo unil ronlil not be
reached until thiIr home wan In
j ruins. It wua learned later that
I thore wa lnurunco on the nrnp
j e.-ly sufficient to cover part of the
loan. Thin In the third dlmstiouu
fire within a short time In 1'nion.
tho first helnit a hulldliiK nt the Kd
Hull residence and the second the
! destruction of the t'linrlcy Tnlilk
houio last week.
Mr. and Mis. William Wheeler
and their dauuhter, Gertrude,
mnde Ii business trip to North Pow
der nnd linker Monday.
The Indian operetta, "The Pio
neer's I'npoose," which was pre
sented here recently by It cost of
30 members irom the I'nlon MlKh
school Rico club, was presented nt
Hot Lake Monday eventiiK for the
benefit of the pntients and em
ployes at the sanutorliini.
Next Monday evclllnir a play,
"The Hutch Detective," will lie put
on at the school gym by a cast from
the sophomore class of the Tnlon
Hiffh school.
i
i :
I
put on tile irruHs the ewes uro said
io bo Klvimc plenty of. milk und
many of the early lamb flock are
. hi rim cnoiiKh to pick much of their
feed from the new grass.
Sheep owners hero feel .hiichly
elated over the prospects for Brood
prices for their wool clip und lambs
attain this season. J. J. Durham, Ily Mrs. ( buries fimnily
representative of the Pacific fo- (Observer Correspondent)
operative Wool Mnrketlnu ussoriu-t I.AUI) ('AXVOX, (Special) Tho
tion. was In the county durlnif the mcmhei-s of the Oct Tn&ether club
pust week ineetlilK many of this broke their rcKular routine and en-
rlock OTiipra. lc was working In tertalned the roiintrywomen's club
the Interest of seclirinB new mem- on their reKtlhir meeting day at the
hers for the co-operative, and no- nn. .A)nu twenty women acccpt-
cordlnK to reports was successful eU lp ,nvltn,on ,, tt .rtoih.mf,,,
in sifi-nlns- up n considernhle num. uny WilH u I)llrln 10 f
ber of new members ownlnB (ih((rt ,.,., . ,
flocks of from 25 to 1600 head
the nvenige price being offered for
woll clip this season Is around 86
.....1 'IT nnnlv nniltlll U'llh' n
sliBhtly hlsher price possible for f,rh nve n ",An. This wiik f.d
wool of exceptionally IiIkIi (trade. lowcd y ' Cornells. .Mrs. Hat
Some ot the owners say they be- tlfl Macomb and .Mrs.; Dollio Tnal
lleve it will be possible to Bet n ' ff honors in the first contest,
little better prices for (food lambs ' lrle h-oIiib to Mrs. Taal. Jlrs.
this year than what was puld lust C.-Y. Tleale won the prize in the
yPI... lother "contest. '. Luncheon was ser-
Work has been Btartcd on a part w'' nt onB lon5 t"ll" hl, h W1'
of the unrinlshed portion of the appropriately decorated. A num
conncctine link of road between er was placed under each place at
tho. I.ostlne-Kvnns-I.ciip : market 'he table, the lucky one belnu un- I Rome of the crl'lrs are qiiesllon
road nnd the Whiskey creek mar- der .Mrs. Klllntt Austin s plate, for ' lnK the authenticity or Joan l.ow
ket road. The county road crew which she was given a prize. All I ell's story of the sen. "The Cradle
has been working Tor the past sev- (reported having n very enjnyahle of the Deep." They don't think It
crnl days near tho south end of-afternoon. Mrs. A. E. Peehler will holds water.
this stretch near the Williams I ,
. t.. . ... .ha ninnlh nl Pnrsnfn '
creek. Some of the work here con
sists of clearlnK a purt of the right
of way of lives nnd brush, this
work Is being done with a lnrge
caterpillar trader with good pro
gress being made according to sev
eral who have observed the work.
' Farmers along this stretch are
anxious to see the completion of j
this slretrh w hich will uld them j
.rrcatlv in the season when the old ,
dirt roads aro hub deep in mud at
many places.
The past week hus given many
nf the local fishermen nn oppor
tunity of trying out their skill at I
landing some of the large fish
which are supposed to Inhabit the
streams of this" county. Kew re
ports are heard yet whero very
good rulchea of trout have been
made, but this Is accounted for by
many because Of the fact that the
most of the streams have beet.
quite muddy since Ihe opening of j
the fishing season. Some who.
have been fishing for stecinenus
recently report catching some very
nice specimens.
Ted Urown. of Knierprlse, spent
a few days here during the past
week visiting bis nunt. Mra. Ivan
Vunce. . Mr. llrown underwent an
operation for appendirltls a few
weeks ago but is getting along nice
ly at this time.
Mrs. U W. Minor purchased a
. roadster recently.
Arrangements are being com
plete! t the Wallowa County Mar
keting Association 10 load out a cor
of fa ljhogs from here Wednesday
r tl week. This shipment was
InteJ'd to I"" sent the la-t of the
w. J. but was held up a few days.
CMoss-aicTioN oe I
USES FLoyara.. amo I
oM .cm .jp I
11
lOCNTAIN 'LAUREL
THE eoM&ARCVKENT SVSTEM Of
CPOSS-FERTILIZATION THE POLLEN
LAWN ANTHERS ABE &ENT OVER. AND
FASTENED INTO POCKETS IN THE COROLLA. IT TAKES OHlit
THE SLIGHTEST TOUCH Of A NECTAR-SEEKING MOTH TO
SET OF" THE. SPRlNOLIKE ANTHERS WHICH fLI UP ANO
SHOWER. THE MOTH WITH POLLEN TO 6H CARRIED ON TO
THE N&XT FLOWEft IT VISITS
'i3liSm SPARROWS
AUJLflPtV AT SUCH A
RAPID PATE THAT tr
TEN HEARS ONE HIR
OT THESE ewPDS COULO
MANE 25,716,904693
OeSCEetOANTB. THERE
WERE NONE IN THE OS.
UNTIL. Itijl ... f
Is This The
Prince of Wales?
It looks more like the princess to us but 11 bump
is a bump whether it's on n royal or ordinary
hide. And it needs attention. -
Wc can't speak for the Prince but a bump on the
pecketbook is iilxut the worst bump anybody can
get in America and how tough it can be for the
poor devil who hits somebody with his car!
An accident like that can simply bump him out of
every cent he has, sometimes, not to mention his
pe.".ec of mind and a few other little possessions.
(Our only suggestion, of course, is to let Jack
Ferri swiite 11 henlthy "public liability" policy
then the worry is all over.)
Modernize Your Kitchen
with
An Electric
Range
Clean
r
Cool
Console
Models
$96-00
to
$220-00
Ilotpoint Model RATI $181.00
Hotpoint
id
i
Wlion IiuildinK, Oonsult Us Information Gladly Given.
Eastern Oregon
Light & Power Company
"COOK BY WIRE"
Wm$D Free Delivery j
Pattisbn Bros.
The Pioneer Service Store
Fly-Tox Pints 50c
negular 75c Value
Insurance
Union Mortgage Investment Co.
Jack Ferris, The Insurance Man
Schillings Baking
Powder
39c
Itegular 50c Vuluo
A full 10 oz. can,. Cream of
Tartar 'linking I'owder.
Flour
39c
Regular 48c Value
10-lb. sack Federation Hard
Wheat Flour, milled by I.a
Craiidc Milling Co.
Tomatoes
16c
Regular 22c Value
Fancy solid pack 2Vz'& Prefer
red Stock Tomatoes.
Mazola
49c
Regular 65c Value
No finer pure vegetable oil
than Mazola for salad . and
cooking.
Considi
Walnuts
29c
Regular 37c Value
This is an unusual buy of Ore
gon's Fancy Seedlings.
Rice Krispies
11c
Regular 15c Value
Rice in its most delicious
form, actually crackles when
Tiilk or cream is poured over
them.
Canned Peas
18c -
Regular 29c Value
1 lb. 4 oz. can of No. 2 sieve
Preferred Stock Fancy Sweet
Little Jewel Peas.
Head Rice
2 lbs. for 19c
Regular l!'c Value .
Plump snow white grains of
selected head rice, recom
mended for its excellent cook
ing (pialities.
. I fid
ing our free delivery service these prices enable
you to make quite a saving.
Call Main 80