La Grande evening observer., June 14, 1929, Image 6

Friday, June 14, 1929
Page Six
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Union School
Election To Be
Held on Monday
lly v. v. cox sou
f rtiscrvpr Correspondent
UNION, (Special) The annual
. Hrhool Hivtimi for Olslrlct No. 5
Will be held .Monday afternoon,
Julie J7, With one Jin-dor Jitil
cjerk In Ik- elected. J. K. Hutrhin-
: win, wlio Iuik been u member of 111"
I'lilon eliool board for about ten
ypurtt, will aorept Hi' ').siilon
iiflTiiln if elected and John AltirlfMiH
' linn announced hiniHJ tf iih a candl
.: date for the jmme. position. i'Yed
. N. Kox 1b ( he pn-Ht nt rh-rk and
ho f.'ir an wo know (hero Ih ho op
- jioKlfiK ramlldale In the field.
Word Iiuh been r eeived from R
A, Say re, county wehool Hiiperlnlen
' lent, thitl 1 1 M plipilH from lu I'D
Ion schools who wrote on the Jon
ulalc fx:nii)n;ilioim nil HUecenHfully
pawed (In tents it ml will iwelve
;. illplnmnN. The- pup)) went! YV''-.
lion .lory, l-'orrin Wnll. Alfred Tur
'. tier,-' Merlyn Uinnfoni, Itobert
lilnflipr, Hoy 'auikk, I :t ji lo
.. Vorn atp Wyfwl Acklry. Willi the
" iU Whit H''UK'1 lllplOMlHH Otl tlH
May fxiini IIiIk makes u Hush of
07 for ljjf JiIkJi hcIioo) ii'-xl Sep
tember. An there will lie a. few
from out Hide dipt rid I in- Hehuol
fKpr.flM a iM'Kiniiin etnas 01 tilmilf
fco In the IiIkIi mliool when the
nchool open.
Sunday evening, June fi. the
v Methodist Sunday nrhon cIukhcb
. will hold their nnnuul chll:l ten's
diiy exe-irlses. Tin- various classes
, are preparing a varied program for
tlin occasion.
Dan llldloiinn has been ill Tor Ihe :
I pa Mt few days.
K. 1 Cantor went lo l.a Ornnd'
Thursday for it minor operation on '
aceoiml of sinus trouble, lie i'x-I
' pects In rWiirn hopnt In a few days, j
JudKinw from I he results thw e
must liuvo lici'ii a pl('-poclut In
' I'nJon 'lurJiit; riork .nhow vc"j, op-j
: IraMnff iirincijwiUy IIiioiikJi . thr
(. orowln al- Ihc I'nrnlval which wiih
lli'i'f' iunt woi'U. work iwiU-tl
111 a a Hi'vciat tonall liaiils, mn r- j
; pnrfitiK Iohhi'h i)f fronj two to Ion
lollarn, nil hoiinh on victim wim
' i-iIIivm of over fifty lollars,
Klocji mIiovv offirial.s nrc wrwttl-
. Inti wlllijln allci-niatli of hills, re
port h ami ot lii'i- (li'tnilH followtiifc
' tln ',t'iu kIiow. l''roin prM'iil. In
illrnlioiiH tlifii will irohalily In a
Hi nail Iosh financially, owlntf to thp
rainy wnthcr two daytt of I Im
Hliow,
I'onri"! ('roM anl H"IM! Johnnoi
' who were mnrrii'd la.sl. Halurdny,
1 art' liotli Union folks, each havinfr
K't'lool'''! from I ho local IiIk'i
hi'hool a ftw ycui'M aio. Thr hrMr
Ih I ho daiiKliliM of Air. ami Aliu
)), II. .lolitiKon, who ii m now living
In La (Irna lo. ami I In- Ki-iioin Ih a I
Hon jf i!-,'iMi) Mrx, c .N. CrowH "f
1 1 n Inn. Tho m-wtywrdN will inalto;
lh'lr home in t'nifin whup M r. 1
CroHH Hum frnplnynnnl. with thr
JlaKKOi'ty Ki'oreiy,
vIhII with ii'ImIIvch. .Mr. Irvln may
rt'larn to i 'alirm-nia with IiIh hro
, ihiM' wlio Ik huitio for a visit from
tan l,aran'im'o.
OUT OUR WAY
By .William
V OtA :x , A PAWTs'. AT LAST.
(YD' V ) OH grac,ou& I fe8
-iMfc- ralirf 4
. The shock absorbers.
1 " . - -J
.MIIS. i tHHMH.V. UlilTIM-i
lard Van lunw, KhIIwimiihI Kllf
AiiflnrHon, ('larciici Itei'twuh, Doro
thy Itui-knr, I, oia Hrot Ihth, KMon
Houtliwlck, Ward and HiihhcI Talwo,
lOdward HtUtow, LouIhh AmloiKon
and .Monty IIrothcr.
A coo mil fl ro will ho hHd at
f'nmp Ypw How Juno 2T it wa de
rided at the mertliiK of ttm camp
fir ylrlH TiiCHday ovcnln. .MIkh
Cannin 1'aiiicl and MIkh .lean
WelMH-r, nienih.'i-H of the Nlsmikl
Kroup who have been away to
school duriiiK the winter term, at
tdtided tho' iiiceUjiK-. Orela and
Jean llanin were visitors at the
meetimr. The ifirlij met'nt (he home
oC Mih.' .1. U. I'rlee when they
wore l)lindfo)dil ami taken for a
Joy ride which eveiminlly hrouRht
tliem lo the ' Kplsropal rectory
where the -meeting was held. Af
ter th hii.sim'Hs meeting the Klrls
took part . In ,ne vera I conieHts at
tlio eloso of which an ley-piof treat
was wrved to each one preHent.
Almon OIckh Ih pnHliH'inK rattle
on the reserve for the entile ohho
clatlon thlH fliirnimr,
A reunion of the Wilnon family
Sunday at the home of Mrs. I'ete
V'flson numbered 24 present. Tho
four living brothers ami slalfirs
who aVe ..Mrs. Viola . Sii(hJLert or
Winchester, Idaho, Mm, Kay Dun
can pf. Cove, l.eo Wilson of .Medi
cal Kpriiins and B. !. Wilon of
I'nlon, with their families Hpent
the day with their siMcr-in-law,
Men. Pete WilHon. This Ih the first
time for more than ten year (hat
i.AU i.i-nihei-s and sisteiH huve all
been tOK' tH'T- Mr. 11,1,1 Mrs- 't,l,l(1- I
dert tame from Maker where they!
nre visiting llxdi' dniiKhter. Mrs.
Karl Wrreem Haturday i?venlnff, and
returned Monday mornliiK- m n
SFAV VOUK. June 14 (AIM
-Mid. Calvin Coolldfie han joined her
husband in the ranks of imiKa.lne
wrlterH.
Merle Crowe) I. editor of the
American niaiaizlne, today an
nounced that .Mi h. CoolidKf has juwi I
completed a Heriex of article which j
will reveal many Intimate fiwt rnn
nected with the presidential hniiHe
hold durinK I be t 'ooliilKe admln-ixitutjon.
SIIKIK, 120. I!KS
JiACDAJ, Irak. June 14 (AP)
A Mosul p;iper unlay repm-ied the
death of a Sheik 12" years old who
left four wives and over UK) dniiKh
ters nnl Knindchildren. He retain
ed his faculties until a few years
hku. It Ih H;iid his younsest mmii
Is ten years old.
roitF.KT rini:s it jix;
WINNJJ'KfJ, .June 1 i (Al)
With forewi firen CiifcinK ui.Miod
Sfl " -., Mm
, . , ,
thelp fnrainpnipntH. lnlinn llvlllK
north Xflxnn Huiise, rilanllobu.
have le(Mi fnii-l in neck xhHter
on htiimII IxhirrtK In Benvrr Diim
lillte, HCCordiiiK to worn reat-imiK
here lute Inst night.
The Nelson Housp dtKtrfct is
about 450 nil' north of Wlnnlie.
Artit!c Early Comb
Tho Mix! comhs r..un,i-,h
iwilf of ivory uml hiiiIiim- ns u
hy tin- miciom icopi.B nf i,
Crave mill Kwol. tvire n-mlrct.
JlMlllllillllll'. Smut! nf Hip w,r,t
Iiir uml t-iirvltiu on th(w. 0, "
stmiils nut toiluy us works of
nf tluit perlnil.
Baby'i milk js always safe if it
is Carnation Milk. It is free
from all bacteria, high in food
value, and more digestible than
milk in any other form.
Write for Infant Feeding Chin
and Cook Book.
CARNATION MILK PRODUCTS CO.
If. O. Bui 215B, iuiiui A, PerlUnd
Tfte SafezuarHed MJ
5f mm Contented Cows"
Gup Custard
An Ideal Summer Qookie-Qake
Keeps
r Indefinitely
A thick layer of creamy, custardy fon-J
dant, between two English style cookie
cakes. Oh, BOY they're good! They'
keep indefinitely. Order by name from,
your grocer. ,
One of the cJlTany
IRU-BIIL
famous QookierQakes
TRU BI.U BISCUIT CO. Spokane, Portland, Seattle
Children's Day
Program To I5e
Given At Cove
Hy .Mrs. .1. It, Irico
Oherver ( Correspondent )
roVK, Ore., (Speoinl) The
Children's I 'lay proKram at tho
Methodist church will ho Klven
Sunday June Hi. The program is
under the direction of Mrs. Lillian
Allen with .Mrs. Helen Conktin iih
Hlstimr with the coMiumimj:. The
. prom-am was delayed a week ln
cuuse the bookn which were or
dered did not arrive.
Itntany is . utill an InterestliifT
suliject to many of the Cove Ntu
dents, though the hth school
crpdlt has heen tieared or lot some
time ko, a Ih proven hy the num
ber of yoiinj; folk who have
clfiuhed the hill ahove (lie Knslern
rcKon I. in lit and I'ow ei- company
piailt tour- the ry inipt-ii i tint which
liloomed llict-e. Thin (lower Ih ipiite
rare In the woods around Cove mid
HO Is Hit IntiTCHtitlK hotnuieftl Npeci
nieii , aside from Its real beauty.
The coinpion name for it is "showy
laily's Clipper1 uini it hi l.nt;n i,
the hot allien I (nmlly orehldacenr.
Among thoe who took Hie trouble
to see Is wrv (iray.lon l.oiee, Mil-
Mah'tg
Waling a
-FT.
Vie zvozi- certainly
keep you guessing
No crEssvnnic, 1io,Tvrr, wlifn
you fc.iLc :t miihII pie, htvattse yon
can tell when it's done. And there's
ro ".tiesMVutk when Hills Hro.
roast their coffee. A few pound
at a time by a continuous ptocess
roasts every berry evenly and de
velops the utmost in flavor. No
otherrolfrc tastrs like Hills Hros.,
ior none is roasted the same way.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
Frrth from Ihr eWf
inal vatutitn 4ti.
tkt kry.
OifJO
t "I i-TT i fe'r 'YstX WzfrJJiS . r .'. "T (
DUere
u 1
One of the Chech earn at a famous
Couufrtf Club where the hail
fellow who owns it seeks to better
his golj score
U TP1 tiff f Vf
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7
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If
v TV KIX 1
1 4ft
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$ 1 m
7S ! SS!
ii!
is DLODGETTS slant
8
on aasohne
o7 reason
whif the James H. Cheeks
are envied
for their chauffeur
'I
C ;
. , ti.v-K-;:t---:v iffia
UtjisJR-W-
F llC?5Cr-? 1 Pi
Tiin beautiful seven passenger Lincoln
is hard tlnn n but it gi ts very good care,
lilmltnlt kveps it ruitiuni) sutctly vn
Shell J,00
JOUTHEHNERS-distinguishcd
A j J southerners like James H.
i3 Cheelc, son of tho founder of
Maxwell House Coffee have a reputa
tion fov hospitality that, is vichly de
served. Even their household affairs seem
to run more smoothly !
And people in the exclusive district in
which the Cheeks live actually envy them
the driver of their fine cars. Blodgett is
never late: his cars purr silkily while
theirs are being overhauled; tho Cheeks
never have automobile worries.
"How do you keep those motors run
ning so sweetly?" other drivers ask the
Cheek chauffeur.
"Alot of it is in the rasoline," Blodgett
confesses. And he toils how he avoids
crankcase dilution by using "dry" gas.
He learned it from a lubrication man who
once showed him how thin motor oil could
really get like water or kerosene
thinned from "wet" gasoline. "And you
can't expect even a high-priced automo
bile to run very long on oil like that !"
It is now a well recognized fact that oil
dilution from "wet" gasoline is one of the
most serious menaces to automobile mo
tors. Manufacturers and dealers, lubri-
. J. Blodyctt, chauffeur to
Mr, James H. Cheek
cation men and expert mechanics are
constantly sending out warnings.
And today there is no need of using
"wet" gasoline. Shell 400, the "dry" gas,
exactly refined to eliminate heavy, "wet"
petroleum fractions, goes completely vap
orized into your motor. No condensing
droplets run down the cylinder walls. All
of it goes into power and mileage full
value for your gasoline money.
Yellow and red pumps identify Shell
400, the "dry" gas. Thousands of conven
ient stations sell it.
IMPORTANT TO EVERY MOTORIST
the kind of gasoline
! t
Here is a typical ex
ample of i!J crankcase
oil after "wet" gaso
line was used. Oil 64
aamline ruined long
before it had run a
thousand miles
Shell 400 in the aamn
ear would dilute your
oil very little. Perhaps
8 or 9 in a full
thousand miles not
enough to hurt its lu
bricant qualities
Police the cars at Shell stations. Curs that
huiv care not all neu or expensive, makes
by unij means, but drircn by thoughtful
people irhti know the wand value of Shell
400, the "dry" gas
HELL 4G "7ZeDRY'9as-
New high-compression motors have no room for the hard carbon that comes from burned motor oil. It is important
that you use an oil that forms no hard carbon. Shell Motor Oil leaves only a little soft soot that blows easily away