Pape Ten
LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
Friday, June 21. Iff)
iILIDBILJILILIEY
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g f f h 1 vr J j UffXSt n li ?r ?
Ai'. J'-i-rv It&rrus trttn v
rir thirt I Sjjt4y 4 UwmJ
Lirk4 'Unix in th t)ejhr
y.ittr,.r h.th hxM th lif f
t'?'rrtj'lt hfAiW m. il tVMV.tr,
S.fjJ 'aJ ' b;jn. IvVfttfys taJ-
l-t rsM- hut fvt-i--va hv!
JMy i th hh4, Jn th
V'yaJ 'yf th h&l'sOA, th fth'stc
lire fi'f. ,&i4 J'-t-ffcOij
it Vrjis-), ii rtai to
hi tr.irw Inf-nOis:- to with
J-rry, hi hro'her. Jerry do
Wft. smw-r hi ci! ar4 in the
fyr.'-i V-.tfjn Muuhj vv,r
hie hro'h-.'' hoy.
tiiie cut tiit wiffce. P.-kii4f up th
j hattery ix, i.e fit.- d at- Vfit
jatKut 3j -fcrd iiortta of th vr-r-'fjif-X.
Th tvij rsa out th-r and
J: vis
Jr of v "j,f-f, nr-d r" vrr,t4
tli (i'jrr. Jr ?0."-3 th CfcA-t
'sUtt, sffu'.k ru iKto two car-; of hi io-a r in arid fc, jrtu6 for
lrtK in &.h kxj. au4 fc?is.;h4 fu.hi. G'jnowfSr. ?h .gray,
wjtr -,r- lv w.h S-jmf. Hh whittled to h;m out it saw fcvth-
ca.rjt-n- lie sjid h cociix-'t po A.6rt'ir Ot' -t r'
"Ln d hi.d unt rut to th nir J'.i.i"
fvr4 Torrid; ;?. TurnJEg:, t j
':4 in at th oui.c nouM-.
f.'r j; th); ierr-fm roi
X'risAttY. stt or. rioh-r wJfh m3
hojy 7mi, Ji o5o Kin,
' Jju.4 io'jntS -a HM of :rj41 Jn on
th. init'rh UsW:h4 tii xrouaH fire
tn-tii, yA he upok4 a. JJi
J povrtfr had ho jj4 Jy ore
of t h fjiie
'iltj'.tlir.K the 'b4. 3'J VriJt
hy tJy- ho'iy, I.'fif-i i-rrf i
Y,hA a f., Jr.M look Oft it. The
v.- u wftA a roJ fi4 the h ea ft .
o'ht-r yvM-moynt pkt.ol lay
l,M t h'dy. ,S'ir it
'ojy of th Torj'Ji!y fjev.jfM-r.
"'J t'jrr- ih '-J)rj(Jr f th
r'-v,jyr. Of. irr4v.f ha hen
h;fi'-i. Ji rit to the (Jwr
Ji h h hVht. The key he hoJ
tj'h-t vti'St-r the 4oor ws where
); haJ jt, Jf mil quit ur
v ht had hvpfti4. I'm le Jry
hi.'J .-on'J'iJej tffr'l wouln'l he ahJe
to 'Jo tiityxhitHt tor hirn kn4 kilj4
htttir1. Hit SfU'Jritrwy hifS
hK rjnjfa) hut it ha4'( OWjrr3
t );i'J iht h'J uk htv own Jtfe.
"XUi' W Jrty k. uurkr to hiri
ljan ;.ny one J he hadn't ;iy
!, thei. Tho few minute
7y t,'H!e Jwy ii that tunnel he-
iirie the k'.on of the life he'd
-t to Ijv. iu talked to the body
a if I'n'f Jerry r littlenfnif.
"'Why )WJ yyy do it, wn? . , .
iti'ln't I ttrlt you i'd Kt you out?'
Jad hhitn'.-d hfmwff for tukiriff
l.'f.Je Jrry ( Torridlty, 'It wnn'l
uny pli- for . ifd lik you. J
f -j ll-d you ttJI on if . . , . I'm
IhroMh, on, I'm pu)uK t to
Murht. MnyhK wnnf) y I'll feej
you've foKlven m
'h; h-ftan to think hout Klvinjf
I'm h Jery d"nt hurlal. ut
whire fcJiouid he put him? it
f-oifld ic vi-r hrJn hlmw-If to work
the mine ug.iln iiud mm l,'itre Jtrrry
ml i h"M'n to die ( Jt why riot
muk i it M lomii? If Jyijndy'M hlm
ff.'tjud the lr;.nfer, he'd neK'AUU
i or t)i( riirty,
"Jd iuid t art i'd to j,l whn
lh- ))(.-)!( fl.'rh"! on tit Mfriull h)d
of I ii' ) Ji-rry'n knife. There hm
ii tuh of lii'UtlliU i-m.-)( hJd It.
The n-rn il miKn.(i-d H r,rif4 umj jJ.
iWrhi-d uj( th neHNpjjper. Thre
wiin't iiny wHlnif on It, hut he no
tfd t ft ;j t ptirt of ihe o of ih
k flxi't hud hen torn off, Jmd
vi-iit through I'nrle Jerry' iok
ih, fully i , - ilt. t, fn,f Hi minx.
In wm of ii per with ohie word
for him on It.
'"i'h' M WiiH no wivip of wrttftitf
elthi-r on the hody or nr It. Itut
lf)v (liMipmlntd, he placed Hie
Iwitr, (he pi-h'-il, (dii) th other
hiri'M on th ntt-pHpr.
"I':d mi up, thinking of Illlon.
liutt-r. hlM jroi we off Ilk- ihMt, h
H'M-':((-d. 'J'flM V,jim unotlicr fIJf
1 litiiif, too, thnt Hound In Jrry'n
t tn't, Hoi UU h ijaimlly fired ul
th' Ir h-;iJn,
"JiKmllnif i It ' IhotiKhttf, d id 1
Viiirrli-d oiHi-ld. To do wlmt h-
h. I in mind would (ii hf om lltih
tiini' intd n. Imdn't a mo in-nt to
M'"". Tin loWfl HUM Mllll (Uft,
It. ol looltid up m t)i ovrlKintf. II
vi oui f.- hlKh, l... Mil.).
I'fi f-t vi'td find 30 thick (it th
hotiim. The hotiom of the flwiur
wii a'i 1 uhovi th If, i' of th
mini- door mill it wiim hiuly iities.
fihU- ),y it )Kh ,iill.
"I;t'l wnt Into I hi. pou'd'T hoiif
nii'l lifr'hii -l ii f in hid Iiiiimi. Thr
V.-.IH phnly of ilviiiiiMlif, If-umi
to liuniih- Hi- ;tuff to th foot of
lli- finitif.. i nn , uiid ttu-f, curilird
If I'llo tiiif flfnui e, u ( tint! jit ii
thix-.
"The hi hi i.,(, riiirlfd tnlo tin
tl-i-iiii., i.M rin-h'-d hiM-k to tin
iM.w.h-r h-Mii-.- nod 1jii hi-i i-.l ft-4-.
Ill fintt-n, roppi-r wtic, ii hulti-iv
" "rea'-.lilw.r, h
A vrritU; -jpto-ko hmu of Kta lU-r d rut -It hd U-4 Mm Unuh,
in: o old
thn hovd the 4'tatttA
flritiinx. arid eVi h a'
polfi'n and pa Kd If
jrth arid rahA. The
ippr w je hih ! j
'.h po'kt of dynfiiite
,--f-j t h: m iin Jin.
'Jfe hurnd down the trail
ir,K of lilueh-!!, the mare. Jad wa-
,tie :rd ard wuSOied the ray and led
it out:.
"He ihn drove out the nix mules,
into hi aojn, he wiped the
to I'&'J J
J ffn her to tJ yo3 goc-'i-yT.
soE.' fc fca..d. 'I'tii ir:vir:? T'j2 trii-
&rui.i fari-nl. If I ci.n do. I
rwk.oa th-'ii Tivz bother yuu. You
ea ie bere forever. ... Ci.a
you heiir cri. ke v'
ie (Jrcppei to fcti krees tua
rp-ita tie Lord" jri?er.
The sfcou-tisj? to bvoia 'a
the turjceL Ia.d pi'.i;-! up the
foVd-rnowrjted rus- fc'-'t a-e he ti-d
the run into hm fcolstter n thought
Ktr u. ic hirn a r . d be drew : t out
ijrajn r;4 placed it hd the
hody. It w& ;urt another of td's
mpulive. A jeood odJer hd a
r:rht to h hyried vjh tip- '
on. !
A look &i.d h WTUS rn.fiT.3S :
f'jT Oujipowdr. 1 pkked the
hox and peered off towards Tor-ridity-
He could Just a iz-
hhnpr4 shadow Mi-eepiry wroe?
he hurned-out jia.'n. They were
in knaooir rwept on tow&roe pa-t week
the mine. Ia.d rhoved the p.jnjrer; daily for t
down. Gur.powder hot forward- i t'jerts j.;ave heri naoe f
Ej-rd-r i
Fcrj of
With
PRICE OF WHEAT
WORRIES FARMER
jWith New Crop Soon to
.Jove, Grower Puzzles
"Whether to Sell or Hold
VAi-HJ KOTOS" fAP) Eigbt j
One in t.-.e L'r.:td procre i
r.:se-ti::z. of mi ts? woi jers j
c.otiii .a.araeturd in t'-e en- j WASHINGTON fAP) With a
t;r. totictrj-. Tfty re New Yon:. ; rew har.-rt aimort upon him. the
f 'wj. r.;-ad:pr.ia. 'neveiatd. i v Jrv r Leat faraer is ai a Joes
cepa.rtmer:t o- crj;inert-e ! k-.s p--ir'
; 7 r.t
txate tiai of tie
i:y Iank L Weller
f Asj-ociAt-d Pre-is Karra Editor)
:her to hold or sell
trw York C'jty.
T were in j
the g'oveminer.t'a
e price decline
PKIXCi: TO I5K Zi si day
own wjth
erjjrth of
k out of
he con- nw-at off hi hody, t into a clean tray around and faced the wet- It
jithirt, exapped on an old Ktion. was then tiiai the name he had
;and pi'-ed up a hail-filled water iteen looking for carri to hirn
"Nothing happer.-d for a jrplit ;
ieond or so, then liejl broke loose. I
He thought hns eardrurrj! would ;
hurxt heneath the roar of the ei- j
ploxion. A fearful grind ir.?. crjr .n-
ng. rrakhir-s tyur.d followed the "
roar, oravel and pebble how-r-d
upon him and a they peiied i
Gunpowder' ha urn. he th array 1
wient on hke a cannon ba:i. ...
Jt was ju dawn when da-3 jrot
to the top of I'itehfork. A- he
looked down over the r'kull h Jel: ,
ax if he were teann? it l.irdtr
from hi throat. lie kwuh; the )
UjSIXjS. June ;i fAPThe
Prujc oi Vai wiii pas another
U;;:etos on tne a1: record i-'Jfi-c&y
when he wi:i he Zs vean old.
He wiil nend hi hinhdty qjjet- i i
ly ai his country fetta-.e of K?jinlr.-j-- a
ee he ha lived d'Jrinz1 the
drivirg- ovr to Ascot i nsarket hsj reacbed the bottom
e ra No arrange- ! and that the new croo would have
or any ;e- a chance at a nrice somewhat
Cial celebration but the prince will j above a dollar a bushel. Prospects
motor to Windsor cawie to &-e the of ending the seajson with an In
k;t and queen. creased carry -over and another
According
May report.
turned to have b--n checked with
all iasse of wh-a.t on about the
K&xr.e level as at trie corresponding
point in the lbzZ-Zi season.
fiinv then prices have dropped
and th have risen. The June 15
report is expected to snow whether
t.-j fporadit re and fall has left
:e price level joRer than oriln-
iy anticipated..
For w-eks it hz& been hoped the
pood crop to be harvested has led
to some talk of ili-ceut wheat
Some increase in the world carry-over
seems c-rutin, but most of
it mill be in the United States.
The prOEpects are for a fairly pood
yield of winter wheat, but the out
turn of the world's crop is still
uncertain. Average yields in some
of the important producing coun
tries wouid result in & crop suf
ficiently smaller than last year's
to offset the increase in carrj'OTfi"-
all wheat.
It is believed even an indicate
re-dactien is the anticipated yu
of winter wheat will be of! set u
the carry-over and prices rtm
close to an export baJuis.
No Summer or Winter
Attf.ve 2rVVj fm there l
rarisfloRS of temperattjre (he
the seesons.
The wheat farmer, however, is
annoyed by the fact that heavy
harvestinj? nf new wheat may de
press the market while bis grain
is en route to it. he has limited
itnrage facilities and wants to (
move all he can at a favorable j
price. It is a question whether j
prices will be better in December, j
January and February than in .
July, Aueust and September. The I
farmer has to decide within the
next few days what he wants to do
and the present price situation is
no'help for his conclusion.
Reports of prospects for the
Canadian crop will be an important
factor in determinine; the course
of prices through the next few
weeks. Indication that an aver
age or less than average crop in
Canada was fairly certain would
raise the spring wheat price level
t for the be gin nine of the next sea
son and strengthen the market forEXPItKSS PACKAGES
UNION PACIFIC;
E STAGES INUi
operating
deluxe Stages
DAILY SCHEUI LE
from I.A OK.WDK
To Portland:
I.t. 10:15 a. m. J
To I'eudkfoo. Walla
Walla:
I.t. 10:13 a. m.;
5:45 p. m.
To IjetiiMon:
Lt. 2:45 p. m.
To Bakc-r:
Lv. 10:25 a. m. ;
" :30 p. m. T
SLases leave from
I'nion I'aHfk'
Pa-enser Station
CAJtltlKU
I ww I mm i IK l
U Flour
(HI
nun
1 w7
How Good is It ?
That's Safpwav's firs! ouestion. We won't talk
-"""pnce" until we know an article is worthy of
MM Hu
ll ml
The can with the
ikrab
contains
MILLS
BROS
COFFEE
Till' f.iiwim trailr.inark, llie
Aiali, i llilln Hri.' fxclinivcly.
'I lie rxnc t, ( niiliiiiuilll promt
wliiih toaMj a trw k)uikI at a
limi- l iik'i llillit Hro.' cxrlu
mmI)'. Nootlirr loa-iiini; pri.m
iiiMiic Mil Ii n mali IiIcm iiiillntin
ll.ivnr ill l id v pound, No ollirr
t offi r i,'i,Kn like 1 1 ilia Hio., lor
none is matted the jamc way,
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
f,M Hi mil.
nam flit.
lnHly ofiitnt mlh
Ikl lif.
0 mi
() ration l!iuty.
rh: ol,J ri'liaMi:, fav
uriU! liand.
49 t SI. 69
?Z. S6.69
Calumet
Baking
Powder
2, .. 59c
Colden Arc
Paste
Mara n mi - .Sia;;lii'tti
Vi'iinii.'clli -NihiiIIi'S
i.aik'c il'jiii,li! pai kat'i'.s.
4?
for
-i- ( ,300
IlK.,,! - I
1.4 1 helpw Safeway to almost double its growth
V dunna 1928 and saved enormous sums for the
food buyers in the vast territory we serve.-
Ole'margarine
pMi tni n 1 ri MiimiiV-'iiirii
(
Save on Camping
Equipment
Leave the crowds behind . .
get off into the "ba'k-country."
where nature Is still her own
iriD-rir;e -'f. Purine: this
Orat Baie. compact outfits that
aunt u re omplete comfort and
onvenln-e are yours at Dleu
ing reductions.
25c
Heinz
Rice Flakes
Sugar
I'urc C. & II. Caiio
clotli hup, S1.45
Flour
None to tual.
'I'hiH is a real hih
raiii; flour sold on
a money l,agk guar-inU-if.
IS1' SI. 39
ISotlle Caps
liull Dog Jinind
'l licy K'ip tilit.
1 HZ.. 19c
Jar Rings
Max-I-Mum lliand.
I;l, heavy double
lips.
6
I'kKS.
29c
Crux, our own brand.
3 i.bs. 49c
Libby's
Pork & Beans
Medium sized tints.
3 , 25c
Coffee
Safeway lilend.
The Orange l!a.
This brand leads in
sales in our stores over
all canned coffees.
Try it today.
I.b.
Tile new looked i en
O Ijiikc
Li l
or..
ai:kai('S . LmfV,
Melt-A-Wav
.Malhliioallo:
iii"ll in your
1 III.
JLl'Kc;.
. They
iiioiiUi
25c
Pyrex Ware
and Citrus
Powder Deal
I'uddinjf
1
3
3
Lb.
49c
S1.45
TenU Reduced
7r1 9 PaJmet tuntirlla trl tnt,
wtitArvroof roa.triki. with awn ins
flap, window ol pocltKl. Cemphu
with pul and cs Hul-iieaa'jn fat
lll'iiratd
Aoto Tnt 7i7. whit canvu. cm
pit with 2 pr:e aiid f C QC
j';ilir Ifrtced at VUtwJ
$12.95
Khaki tV.lertrroar 7i7 fiC
Auto ToL wOiO J
llt"TalmUM Tent, Jg
i
Soap
Lux toilet,
I.are
I Jars
23c
(Jrape Juice
DiMinoiid A Kiand
Pint
1 l'vn;x
di.sh
'i ,kK. Citrus
I'owder
.11)
Jars
Kerr Masons
liejular (Juarts
Dozen 93c
Kconoiny
Quart Size.
Folding Tables
I-ieht. trnr nd fold tmnfurWr. A
trl'l of t 'nifrt anJ ' imvn n-
At ihl low nit prii avary tC QH
outfit ahoutd ineluiio one.... yJi&U
Camp Axe and Spade
Tofl -fi"t camp In National Tark
witlioit tri'ui. Hv durtbS thl a9
at Wtalern A'Jlo.
amp Ai. 114 -th. hd
fd'jcd to
Camp Ai, J 4 - lb. ha4t
2it han.ili
Ant HpcuUi, II Inrhaa lone,
V faatvll
..$1,29
.$1.57
.$1,25
mm
20c Both$1.12 Doz.$1.09
In Our Fruit and Vegetable Department
3
Bananas
Coldeii ii,e fruit
Tomatoes
l.lw.
25c
Texas repacked,
firm and smooth
2,
lis..
Lemons
l.aie :;imi Siu.Ki.si
Dozen 33c
Watermelons
Klondike Swei ts
Pound 4c
29c
Lettuce
lirjto solid heads.
Each 7c
Cabbage
t ' 1 1;. i and Milid
Lb. 2V2c
Carrots, Beets
Keal fresh
Bunch 5c
3
Peas
Well fillt-
Accessory Savings
From our lnriri tork, wi have
HtvtM a nurnher of timtv n"-cH-'ortPs
th;it rvrry nloit
nhotil'l own. Th"n ft'sainn.i)l
nrtlrlc nr Inr!iii1"(l In tiilrt n1
plfine; r'luctlona. A few
am Hated below.
4
Princeton
Aah
Receiver
rn fur '-!- to
hop rynit fnr
(l flff Innill
rrlnrrlan ,il
Itirlr . . at-
K'rnnvi
I I
tnit
anrt nii'rh do h ,idr
tlafk naitiL On
aati
.tli
toniii'ni'r,
....49c
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Greater Savings on timely vacation necessities. Offered by
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pavings are needed most.
Join the thrifty tHousands, who, knowing the superior quality of "Western
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fat our Iron-Clad Guarantee ef Satisfactory Service and our Customer Is Always
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day, and be ready or any trip you may plan.
Greater savings on long-lasting, trouble-free, fully guaranteed Western
Giant and Wear-well tires...! These rugged tires are favorites with
western car owners who know that our "150
Store Service" and our Customer Is Always
Right Policy assure their complete and
lasting satisfaction wherever they may
motor in the West. More than a
million "Western Auto" tires
are in daily use because they
have proven that for long
rp'leage, safe, sure
footed traction, and
r e a ter economy,
Western Giants and
Wear - wells chal
lenge comparison.
Our Trade-In Al
lowance Make.
These Law Sale
Prices Still Lower
!jSM X-tOaV
Y Wear-well V
f FULL BALLOON YV-
fe98Av
eT7r Wear-well Westers Giant Western Giint
BalUow Ktaard Rib. New CBtei
IC.OOO.Mito Trva: IS. 00- Traction: --
Gua4wate Mile G-waatM Mile Unmrmat
29x4.40 (4.40-21) .. 4.98 $ 5.94 $ 6.95
30x4.50 (4.50-21) 5.79 6.60 7.84
29x4.75 (4.75-20) .. 6.51 7.88 8.50
30x5.00 (5.00-20) 7.27 8.50 9.74
31x5.00 (5.00-21) .. 7.46 8.88 10.12
30x5.25 (5.25-20) 8.36 9.74 11.21
31x5.25 (5.25-21) .. 8.50 9.98 11.35
30x5.50(fits 30x5.77) 9.93 11.95
32x6.00 (6.00-20) 11.21 13.06 14.82
33x6.00 (6.00-21) .. 11.35 13.25 15.15
32x6.20 (6.20-20) .. 16.91
33x6.75 (6.75-21).. 20.19
SIZE
30x3 Vi
30x3 Vz
30x3ia
31x4
32x4
33x4
32x4',
33x4 y2
30x5
33x5
CI. Regular. .
CI. Oversize.
SS Oversize.
SS Oversize.
SS Oversize.
SS Oversize.
SS Oversize.
SS Oversize.
SS Oversize.
SS Oversize.
Wear-wen
Corn
10.ono-.Mi1e
(.uaantre
i 4.42
4.70
5.4S
7.55
7.84
8.50
10.40
10.78
Western Giant; Western Giant
raM.nc.r Tar Kitre H.arp
Type: 1..0O0- Truck True
Stile naranlr
$ 4.98
5.56 $ 8.45
6.60
8.79
9.36 13.16
9.93
12.97 17.00
13.25 17.81
20.76
18.48 22.47
Wind Wings on Sale
,p.n I n, Wlrt,
I le..d . H In,.
nt I lll.r
llllb.,111. f.i.t.
7-lnrh ll.r.l iMI.rlfir' Allrer! ',
uloau. ,,r..a t.lart UI,ror.
I. lis.
25c
TWOSTOKKS IN I.A (MIANUI
Sloru No, (;.", I'hone Main (ii)O
New Potatoes
Fresh uamets.
().,, 29c
SHOP AT YOUU NKAUKST STOUK
Store No. OrU Tlume Main 711
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o..r.ijfi'li.rli J,.,,, t,nt T1.
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