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Wednesday, June 5, 1929 Page Fourteen ANNOUNCING AN IMPORTANT ADDITION TO OUR LARGE LIST OF NATIONALLY KNOWN PRODUCTS The New SILENT K LA GKANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. fl I AE are proud of the Eastern Oregon Nor mal School, appreciative of the work and interest of the No I'm a 1 School Re gents. IK7E believe the state v and the institution are fortunate in the selec tion of Mr. Inlow for the presidency, and in the fac ulty he has named to assist him. g' 7 E regard the Normal School as the most significant and influential addition to this community in many years. K7 E have the utmost confidence in its suc cess as a school and in its contribution to Eastern Oregon's progress and bet terment. A7 offer congratula tions to the school's personnel on this, its Dedi cation Day. TIIT X C JLJLJi. JLdjtJ KJ Dependable Dependable Values. -".Qu.ility, i GOLD BULLETS - by Charles G. Booth. MNOPWH: NMjluiti Hyde' .lTdlver miuir.hos It found by Poebien niul Deacon neur the rich vein in the Oi;drn mini. . v;rfl'Uitht'r exploring the tunnel, . .....'hey "tumble over the nkfhutn if u nititi, covered over by tfuhl -MfMji,.,! tippaivttlly bud been 1 im i INiirWil recently.' I'ndcr th 4 v'jit.met. Peeblen (Indu Torn i"'V"y new:puper. dated S't yeuro i - !i!Q!T. Fl dUt llU lop Of III ..ihlrd nam u strip hud n : (Vtoi n--"lhe iiiciuhi0 found In . t ih ratuitlKt' of Alex Peter 1 ''", rtoJvfr! As Peebles unri I'''"''0" turn to leavo, they an Mauled by t h MMiml of some one culeiinit the mine. i . J Chapter "1 ivmi:hhms wmpou M'The Huhl rains from n n il.-rtrlr flush and we miw vaguely the tti- J'.ire f a man In the iurtvii-r he ) i n tl it. llu hi lur? was li.vl-.-i ,ylf 111 body a in dtitorted 1 t by the huplntf xti.itlowtt that I ;ifiil'I not tell whether he ww Litrc j :t'r Hiiuilt. Neater I'linn- the Itirht .snd we hacked mill further Into fih tunnel The man turned the f in-am th thn auilfrroun wall, but f - IhMead of inculrift It on I tic rold vein he run It up uM down tin wall uml over the ilooi ttrii.tth It. 1 , iih If h win' looklnir xr j.onu- ( Thtnit. When h ml lopt this im n'vrral lolnmra (if mt ppt'd thromh ' iht tirtn k lp to th ntMtn tunn-'l j tmit (tnp)ii'tl tltt lit-uut iiltvii.l of I;!::: over tli atn tioor. Ttw- ' Oatkncsn ittlnl It Urn-It ( fitt rah il t In lat o. i Me . Ills tc, that K't-up, Slit imit huvn ihamr'il Wan it Hy.l.i Somehow, 1 It or ti li inw low . Wi-'tl Mint )ht. j ttutiiKltt not. We miirtt Keo IiIh turn or roin-sc. Ary you romlim' with Mut i'otil iv i' uuinuKf It w Hhotit tnr?" ( ili'scloslnK our pn'wiitif? ( )'." ! ilil. "Pvo ruouijli Itt'iicon vni on thf point of ruh . of Nkutl Vnlloy for n whth I'll 1 I ntit opmi hint whrti ho ni:in sml h niHcti.iitlr for my vit What Mtnlil nly turm-i) the liht Ktrultiht ;ihtnt Ktirlo " ;ti)uutl full ni.on Ms wnrui-f. tfj u ,) rt when w. want I'fiiron'it fin-i!H hmln't h-n hiilnit b,ln , (ouM ,f ie W(lU,( surlV). J my iinn UK,, .liamon.l .hills l',invwh.r(i lmi n Hi iIh.i." Uhoul.i havu rri.-.l out in ,,U2r. j w ))U(le mir wy uJwK thl, ("'n1' I .).lt pHeutly on my own The mnn viH Hoy Hamilton. 1, tin riMMis for wunthiK t return j San I'VIIpp lawy r! j home. My uYnIri to we4 thw rhlhl- n j i porrrtli'd rtown iltn ii!ni-1 1 y "Who in it " Unry whHp' H l. .r "I tton't know. J'v an Mca h 'n iiftor th:H amitr-nox." J lUuiry JioMrt. "Ut n look at his ; ftuo. It imiy lf llyilr. I'on't thow ( iniiHPlf. j j , W wolti'l, tfipl In hfh nc. ; ' Yhft itiirkm f-i l. R-.in to rn ii-.it at j the ptiin retnrurO, Htlk'htrr nr-w thf Huh. Mo pulsed the tmiiiH i tunnel whlrh ronrrutvl un. playtn k the hoain before him. f'oHiiniK to i ; f li .ilu.sh, hr utr-ppM tnio It and r mtn Kwept the Bortfetouji wall i t h t h . ln a ni I Ha n h h n I t it li tr iiotl rrtiflly n toy arm. I I - couhl fr-rX htm ftrulnliiK forwnrit : ,)tk a hound on lrah. Tht mun ltnyid thf hram up id1 down, to , mil! rt, but Mill wtiboat rtvr.lins I Ih'ju-on'N hreulh llrw Kilfty on ) my h i'U an) I knew he wu n ! h.ml pu; in It to kevp front ruh i Inu out on the man us I wa my ;s !r". 1 had m ver ntnd for Mum mon.l mt'Hinirli and a 1 stand at I hi meaty luee he was less iiltr;tt- live to me than ever, Me looked perplexed and dlMuad, hut as w I t'onliniied to w.'iteh him his h. ad In rllmd towar-l th ;old vein and uvjii let ,iIm t.eoaine a part nf h j epievion. Then Mauuuond i-wImk ihe'totvli ilotMinnnl and hl (tier was acain lost In shadow. l'l.ishii tho he.tni to and fro. up and ditwn, lu- tinned and tnadn Ills uav hnek atortK the fclh. Th Hvht wan rumpletely pon tt.-tore W'e p i in It ted mirsid. to M.-ak or nimr. "Km Mammond" l.n'.-n Unit ' vi d m hew Mil. i nu nt. ' J' l t v, I'lirff. Mrw l.uttitv. Dil lon, M de and Mutnmond." J eoiiMtr I't-ij niurmurtnr Ironlra). I Your ilr-ld o( lnvMlratlon Is widening. Henry. Shall y..u In him K1-'" Me did not answer f-r a momrnl. 1 V' I think so." hr said wearily. " Whet e did yon leaxe tl'f -nr " "In out Of the idled t the tnne. Me won't see It unless he jro. s up there What do you think hi.i tume r n utul to htur Jerry ar our.t lor hi ttruordinury HtKht to Skull Valley vim not the least of them, you may ho toire. On.) I don't i htnk 1 t-vir lonvet) for unyihiuK HUlte vo tniirh iih 1 did for the .vound of their voices tin. I the sit;ht of thtdr eiij-'T fueew. And then, also. 1 wanted to relate my i -pt Henre to Mai-Nii Ir. Mow w ould hi" hrutally l0(eul mind tnierpret them to Hie? Yr!, I had a KOinl deal to look forward to. 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I. u inly.' xou nivf n 1 oun,i mr, j Nctthrr V'urle nor Iljinuiioixl whs; in hltht whtn wo imui yctl into the' canyon, Imt an wr c;m out Into tht- ovx Ofwrt 1 eaiinlit tin llitsh' of a winttshlrl-l nn (tit trail whttli WA ttorow tti( vallry. Itai-nn had rn It. too. i "That'll t Hammond." hr wild 1 nAd1 (. "Kf'.t hot K"lnr tv I Pitrhfofk. I'll b't hr didn't oomr ' ly it. i-lthiT." I Ulit-rJ track-, wrro Uitdt In thr Krutrl ui rir fitt nr..! it vi? h nt that llannmtnd hadn't mh- i lit to the tnlnr. 1 "Prohaldy hi dot'n't know wo art litre," fifuron urunti'd. Th Min w it lustier than i rt ami by thi tiinr w rvachfd tlx1 j tnini bullilitiKs I'vii'.'on wrt mum- titiuK roittiidy uml motplmr his furr1 with u yopnliiK liundketvhit'f . ! found noihlnic In thr iilvnndn'd w :i?t Ham that InttMf strd Mm, nd hrn had rarh rut'n a rmmir of NHitlu Irht-j und rrfivhrd our; M-lvrs ( tin warm watr in thr ruiitr-n. vr cvt nit. As Jt-iiy's flan- i it Lt vtr : the bark Ft-. it th it nerd lo flop at ToiiMdtlv and I mlchty pl.id to thr U-t rtf Itf buddlr buHdlms v.n. ih ox-T my boutdrr. for thr timn h.id rouir nfaivr th.iu I li. I t burxii'K niy o!. bonrjt. i I A -i4'klliiir tn my r.H krt t. mluUed iur of th U mm per Wli. n' Ih the trail of Andrew Owdi n mni'dtM-'i' h uilinw ? What will it itfsr!or? i'on tiiuif t In jit 01 v tomorrow. Crew Of Men H Oiling Highway South of Union r.-r. Mis. UIHe fai-tlr. two damrh- 1 ttufl of Mrs. ltraoli. Mm Kudlo ".n nor. Mm Tout Klckltn. Mrs. r. W. UiiVHtin, Mrs. Marclda Sirinifham, Mm Samli Shupivitt, Mm l.'I Mlti'Iioll. Mm Klla llnlly. Min. I tut h Hrlirtrs and sou, Mrs. It til n Mrs. lt.tlo Mrs. Kdith Phy. Mrs. Iva lUutt-r, bsils Mrs. Itt-arh. Tho fart-well was also for ,.ar Mrs, Spfiicfr who will soon mmr ronun. ot In soriul uf- I IH , u """ "r miiii' un n-mir ii,.,. . i In' t oast. Whrt-lor l ft I filing for an t-x i. latlv.-s In K.-st- ast- j of an Anu'rit an I World war, .Mis (irrtrmlK I I'uton Suudiiy I t'-mb-d visit Ifli ..rn 1:111.1,1:! .111,1 sttlll.' of tilt' ,.rn slni,.N. Sho inten.li to n-niiitn ' "ff' m nuunnv in ih.. . asi, ,n tinrt ot th.- contln- 1 " riM n,l ( nt for a l mut ti Miont h. Miss I Whi-rlcr was our of tho Krafluatt-s ; of tin- I'nion Hich sc-hod tins y 1 imi.I v I tat is of tin- community. hr w v rtr ( ObKrvT forrrpondnt rxiox t s i v t ik' y - A c -, w o r m. ti Im Inisy now rt'ivtinnx -"l oitlnn thi- Oitjjnn Tnill hiKhway .iu-.i onih of I num. . H. t1. I.oi. pastor of loral Mrthodi'.t churrh mado a trip to I hi' w ah i n jnivt of tlu ftalt East M - k to ciMuliK ! ii fuut'iaj jMrici .il IhUsU.-ro. )! Uii I nlun on 1 i.-i-oi ui i.ta ih.v and ri-larnctl S;it-u- tin r t n.nj:. iVoivr w.ntinr causfd th at H Cnthrrin.' rn-tk rriivtdr.ihiy and It is bt-lirvcul that tmc up of a diinerr of further flooding f Mi N(h mother will i iOiln In I'nion a few wvt-ks then join Mr. Wh who recently 'o Portland WluTt th liimily vtll lo.'at-. The nion i'om i t hand has been hired lor I lie lust d.y f lite MO, k show (utioi nuinco and held n lu aiats Monday and Tuesday -vt'-nhiK in prt-p.iratinn tor Hie con- for Mr. and Mm Albert Wilt-on and lf r I daughter (Jerille t-anio over from Wallow u county and visit d over tht we. kend with Mm Wilson- mother. Mrs, W. .1. Peach und other relatives. Miss Wl's'in, who bus been leaching in W;i Mow a county. Is on tn-r way to t'alifm nla to spend the summuier va-a-liiU. Tit.. ,t,.;i,lv f::!l of nln mt of l-M.liif nl will -in.) i.ntt ii f fctiir. 1 day was the ruiisc of much prrali- i fiMithui on the p;rt of ranchers in 1 this t nd tf th,. valley. ( ! Mt-ade Ita'lard. loral telephone, btilh Itnt ituin. hav he. ii M-nt to the Ini- ! d-op nahu count ty tit s. r alv ut the putt-j phono Hoc. j Kulm who lives just rnnrhe is or for thi sprtnff. l m pojd f t)-e American r li "U paiiitti; on . unpaittn t'1 Tmi.l tor the jonchLt!i, and so; t nn; up of ,1 suit !! memoi ia I south WI;S h WVdn. social Mis, J of roi!i o Ihe hiiehwdy, ! "No,pilcof, Inn'l H .' A woman In had found In tht min tunnel and t If pi ! to a n-ioiUvr of ?t sis slay ulMnoon at a far-well in honor of he- mother, villi l;,ch. who is leaviii? U ptck. ?ut hctwfen the in n fmt, da" '"r ;i v jvti in t-e i.iiv and t!n t'oiy ln-at'r. e.tstra n.:rl :t the coutiy. Th -.. nt pl.n-- aie caiite! onl the pi c-ent . vif. Mrs. Z-!pIa Sj-v... 'ompi:titivi: maiikkt Assricr.ii pivto nr.ws HOT KPKINT.S, S. I. (A!' I'into beans, n new cash crop sup plementing farm operations in western South Rikota. are assured a ronipi. tlttvc nsm-fcet thi year A rotnpany In New MeMco b .. upreej to eiuip a warehouse ard clcniiu; plant if minim inn of ?o rnilojd. in produced, and rnm panics In r.dterado ar lUted :ij competitive bidders for the South l'.V1;i erop. I a rn:i r. of I "a II V. I , r ro-1 n i v 1 ie ri. enough seed to pl.ini 3,0nu acrus. Ironing Board Pad and Cover with each $6.00 Hotpoint Electric Iron Sold Din-ins; Jlonth of Juno. See Our Window We're Showing THE LARGEST IRON IX THE WORLD! II. & S. ELECTRIC CO., Inc. Soninier Hotel I1K1?. - Rhone Main 127
