La Grande evening observer., July 31, 1929, Image 6

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE...
Wednesday, July 31, 1929
Farming Easy for Her
A ,
Wallowa Farmers
Fight Thistle As
Menace To Crops
WAI.l.OWA, Ore., (Hppflliil)
Many l'armcrH of Wiillowa county
an1 cuitinK the riinidlhin thimlfH
on their hand in rnmpliancn with
the recont county court ruling
which rcijuh-cH all tlilst leu to ho
cut hofnri! they kj to m-crt. It Ik
hoped that in thin way further
tiprendinf; of the weed may ho j
jirevenieu. i ncsp imimui'h are nr
pomfiig a hcHoiis nu ttacc to farm
crops.,
. M rs. ('. A. Hunter en tort a Inert
the hridK cluh J-'riilny afternoon.
rt i i iip liioie.s w ere .m r. j'.u win
Marvin, who won hlKh neore, .1r,
t'harlf-H l-'lher, Mm. ChurlfK llan-
pl'lcho, Alrw. Ilruce ' 'ox, M ih.
(ieoixc Dale, Mm. Jteece Wutphln,
Mrs, ('. H, Sm 1 1 h, who had low
noon: and ,Mi'K. J f nnter.
The. Itev. and Mrs. ('ouden rc
1 Mined 1'Yldny from the nx-ctinK
of tlut ynod of the I'ri'HhytwIuii
church at -Alh.'iny.
Kirn destroyed a hoot I '( tons
of huy. tin entire crop on the .1.
J lohhlriH shee) much on Tally
creel; Ian! Tuendny. It Ik reported
Home machinery ivjih also hiirned.
Tin fire Ih delleved 10 have start-i
cd from tt Rrass fire as Mr. Uoli.j
. hJn hod been hiirnlnK' weedH near
ho tmystaekK. Tho loss 1m kith i or
hccaiine of (ho fact that It In al
most Impossible to haul hay Into
thai part of the county and Mr.
Dolililns was relying on this1 hay
to winter li Ih sheep,
Mr. ami Mrs. T. T. Shell camn
homo Saturday. Mrs. Shell has
Mi-en on iin exiejHien ui inrmiKM Ut ml 1 T"
the east ami California, she al- MlSS 1 Helma Bray
ho viHiieii iii'r oauKhter. .Mrs. Ar
thur lliishimui. at KiiKenci Mr. I
Hindi went to the lneeilnff of tlmf
Hyiiod of Oregon at Albany n few
HiiKne and they returned home I I'Mor'a llplscopal church
lOK"-tler. was (he scene of u very heaullfnl
MIhh Kdlth .Shell visited her wpilillng last evenliiK. when .Miss
frfomlH, Thelnia and Mtta He Kit- Thelma limy and Wiley .M. Clor-
chen In J,a (Irande Sunday. She''10" w-iti united In imirrluKC by
drove out with her brothci-H,
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i f : ' : :-v . sii;th &;t;'.n hr xiw'w ffi A.-'iiA .j0,-r-Ti rsn
Hay Crops Said
Very Heavy In
Wallowa County
By ( p. MV.V.K.
(OhsPrvrr 'om')onili"nl )
H'AI.UIWA. Or.,.-(HprHltl)
Irti'ul IwirvPHt wpiilhr-r rnn
(Inijf K lo hold dwiiy In (hivf dcrlion
limi'. Tin Kniw Ufnl nlliw Vi-ifi1
! union In Ih.- tliiil,,., ,.,! ai Mim In wild
to he Bc-lllns vory rlry hi th;H tlnu
miiltlMK tlie runife conilllloiiu poor
for h I n ii lid olhi'i- Uvi'HliH'lf
which lire l.i.nK kim.i-. iIilip.
'lluny furniciH hiivc liccn KillInK
Ihclr ui'iiln ci-opK InNurcd aKiilnt
fin- since the dry o, millions uwn
ct In.
II. I). Ilcchli l ;mi,1 I.. v. MlnnT
who eiich Imvc a kimiiII Iiiiii.I or
1,1 Dir. 4Mli.lv. !.. J i ; , ....... ,.,, Kni
" ' ' , inir on wliiMln.v -m.l.
puna oi I no couniry life now
jpiari'il in nmnn cIiihii of hiirvi'st
work. Tho Inrire hnylnir John on
llllls. with
hlisy KlKldliy iiiovIiik: IJlo Hllf-cp
further lip the creek lo heller
II.. I....iir..i...i r i I"'"., o. .iinu pin eiiiie(i nooui .UMI
l.lu, i -., .. ,n,l" ewes recently which I
,,. . . I , "ley lime tnken 10 the h.m I.
, i . i ii i iin i s iin . i" j lr ,. Andcvinn
I'l'M lO Mltll NIIIIICII'IH (j,,. J(1(.,,
....... ... ...mi. mi.ctiiiiK nn'i are coin-j (ndr
i.. u.-.. to ..mi a .w nni-.s uniii
With help o a tractor, Mrn. George S. Ackernon of Fort Benton,
Wont., with lrer husband and their two sons have cultivated lUi)
acres of Krttln. iShe ran the tractor while her htmhand operated the
harvester behind it. Since the purchase ot the tractor, Mrs. Acher
non has helped combine over 1000 acres of xraln, seeded 400 ncrea,
and plowed, dlukert, floated and harrowed 275 others. In between
time she takes care of tho numerous household duties that fall to
the lot of a farm wife
some of the jnlix nre. fin.sheil l;i
order Hint there u'III'Im. some iill"
Iiiiii.Ih which, thep enn pick up.
Jinny of the liny crops have lioen
very heavy I Ills season und Willi
the small crews ut most fiirtus II Is
reiiiilriiitf considerahle Cine lo Kit
the liny crops taken care of. liar
Vest work lias been In proifre.vi In
the dry iiirmlnK areas lor llie past
ti n days, all huyiiiK of winter wheat
Society News
Is A Bride At
Church Wedding
Thnrsten and Stanley.
Kidney fasten!, Merman I'lasa,
Verdo Haird and Vein McKenzie
made up u flnhln(f parly which
went up Hear creek last weekend.
They hrouRht home nboul 100
trout.
'i n nucitieiierry season Is on
the Itev. M, (i, Tennyson. The a!
tar was banked with a proi urlon
of garden UoweiH and before It.
the simple rlriK ceremony of the
l-:plseop(iI church was read. The
bride Is the daughter fif Mr, and
Mr. M. ( Mray of this elly and
has a host of friends nmontf tho
younger people here. Him Is a
sliu sails next week from Seattle.
Tin breakfast will be served at
seven o'clock at the I'Ine i 'one
auto camp and I r. t.ewls will, pro
ceed from there at elKht-thiriy on
her journey to Seattle,
P, E. 0. Members
Afternoon Guests
nnd while the berries are Iiiiko ' IfraduiilK of tho local hlifb school i
In the class of l!i?H and bus lie
for the In Mt two years, In the em-
ipey are very si'iittered In niolll
lilaces. l.ai'Ke numhers of nennli.
lire kolnic to Hie woods every week lly "f lb J. ('. I'ennny v t'o. Tha
end to pick lliem. A pni-ly of I L' ' Kroom was horn and raised In the
spent Sunday at llie Hauler camp vnllcy and Is a tfrnduutc of the
near Mavville buekleherryinK hutl''',Kln '''b school. Tho happy
' relurncil with only four irallon. j couple left Immediately after the
Mr. und Mrs. Ulewart 'fully ann ceremony lor rtpoliano on a short
their small dailKhler. .lean, who
have been vlslllnif Mr. and Mrs.
I'. T. Mil "ii nle I, have left Wallowa
for their home In Sacramenln,
('Ml.
'. I'.lllliin Iule, who recently bad
a sinus operation was In I. a
(Irande Saturday to lake her final
treatment.
l.eo Hell, of Portland, a rormer
il'ilUuiua..luildriil.., Is In low, (Ills
' week.
ICvelyn Hunt, of Hollywood,
. Mho Is worklni,' for llie Safety
..- i ampaiitn, is causlm? iiulle a iinld
honeymoon Hip and lo vlsll with
her sister. Airs. Harold fl. Ander
son or that city, 'fbey will make
l.a (Irande their residence and
will heat homo 10 frlenil)ilhiij-e af
ter Hie fll'leenlh of AiikiisI.
Many Picnics Held
Now At Parks
; J In InislncHS on Main sti t this p(lrtle and swimmlnK-
Meek. lVdesiriafm and slnrekrep- (.y m).k lh(l various
crs seem to he Interested fn
watchlmr the slopping of innlor
Isis by the feminine cop. Man
cars are observed to lie1 taking the
hack alleys.
Skunk Family
A cfvel cat N luore correcllv
onlled the Hub shlped stitink. It
is hrnjiller than Hie Kenuiiie skunk,
Tlie end lialr is short, iblek ami
tlark. The top hair Is silky and
black Willi whin sirlpi-s or pali-he.
'i'licrn is alMi a Chinese civet, bc
iltlli.'ilij; to ln eivel liiinliy. u
fur Is heavy and ipiile hllkv, but Ilia
color varies and Is t-int(eii.
Looking for Home?
Pesi'i-ilieit as a "home lover," n
cow (il Xewpoi r. lln.'Mainl, recently
'jumped ihroituh the plaie lass win
dow of a furniture since, looked
oxer l lie dalles, then leaped hick
Ihroiit'h , the window, palloped
ib-rosM Ha street ami ctimbci) llie
tit n 1 1 of n real esime ollee.
The warm days, and evenltiKs
have been cause for the phi mil ok
of scores and scores of picnic
parties, the
jelly park, the various creeks nit it
woody places about l.a. (irande
be! ok most alluring and nil inac
tive. I .nst evenimr rim t 'one
camp, both picnic grounds and
plumfu. were the scene of at least
eljjlit or ten paiiieH of smaller, or
larer proportions, every nook and
corner of the place beintf filled
with happy Kroups of town folks
who were endeavoring to eHeape
and foret tho heat.
Will Honor Dr.
Ida Belle Lewis
1'nder the sponsorship of the
Ida Itelle Lewis Circle of the l-'lrnt
Methodist church, the nienUiers of
the MethndiNt church and their
families will partlcliate In a
breakfast I'Ylday morning at sev -en
o'clock, to meet Mr. Lewis who
is stopping off her for a couple
of hours only, on her way from
her homo In Sioux City, Iowa, to
Koochnw, China lor whkh rity
Mrs. Julia CunnhiKham enter
tained yenierday afternoon at the
home of her sister, Mrs. F, S.
Ivanhoe, I rni;t Fourth street, as
a compliment to her sister, Mrs.
Fred Kyer of (iolden, Colorado,
the RuesiH being members of the
local chapter of tins JMCO. sj'sler
hond and other J'.K.O.'s visiting
in l.a (irande, Mrs. Kyer lias been
very prominent in this organiza
tion, not only in her home city
but also In the stale of Colorado.
Tin afternoon was spent in an In
formal social fashion and In en
tering Into a number of splendid
games and contests which had
been arranged. At these, Or. Mnr
gnrer Ingle and .Mrs. I,ynn Wright
were the winners. The afternoon
was concluded with delectable re-;
rreshments. Other visitors were
from Oklahoma city and Oakland,;
California.
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Party Compliment i
To Two Brides
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valley.
Two car loads of cillle were
!i. le d from Ibis county I he last
iilliUwife left
part of I he week fin
borne at Payette. Idaho. Af
ter a few days visit al the home
of Mrs. J. It. Cnstin.
Miss Zelnia Plnss of I'hicaKO. ar
rived here recently for a .vlsll Willi
ner parents, .Mr. ami Mrs. (liles
I'lass. and oilier rclallves in tills
o III III .1 1 1 1 1 v. 'fhls is Mlsx I'lass's
first vi.sk home in Iwo years.
Mrs. (Illes I'lass, Zelia.i I'lass,
Herman I'lass and wife and l.eltoy
I'lass and family were Sunday dia-
fiiiiiiMl l-ii. ....tulle . . . . i I n..". 1. 1. -nil niicrnii
" ' "' I'nin-niiii'.n, inr,,, ,, .i.n,
-.I .-iiiiiioi's navq noen cut ami
some of ihe sprlni,' (rrnln Is beinif)
iinyeu in iiiH nine, .'rhe hot dry
wealhor has pauseH the urn In crops
lo .in iiJoiik very ranldlv nnd
much (f 'thewheul ,bi le.-id rlpf In ! ll:l'iUTAII-;X'r .s(lil..S
most purls nr. Ihe fields. Comlilu.
I nit will stiifl. on some .of the early
l':elds' ilnrlnK.'. the nral week. . ac
coriliiiK lo some-of Hie niacblnc
me:i. -Tho, first comhliilnif of 'full
heal In'lhls community ll proh.
"I'ly he. that .of J.I. -1 . Hecbiel's a
few miles east of town, he has some
early sowed wheat on dry land
which ho expects lo Inive eniuliin-
ed within the nexi week, 'file;
greater part" of 'the ifritln bnrvesl '
in thin .romilliinlfr '''lll be done!
with eomiiine ll.'U'Veslers aKliln tills
season, siivernl- farmers wlio hnve
machines ani do considerable o:il - ;
side ciiillnu; bnve -heen busy re-i
really repairing -their machines,
anil Kellinit ready to' s:arl as. soon ;
as the Benin Is ready. Some Murium-:
of wheat ;ls bnlnir done In pnrls of
the community find if weather con
ditions remain as tlu- are. It Is
probable that some of the slutlnn
nry llllfltB will lie. startinK hy Ihe
I mil or Islh of, noil month. Pas
tures In many pnrls of the. com
munity have been luird bit hy Inn
dry weather and many or the farm
ers In ihe bills are hnvini,' conslil
erable dlffieully in heepliiK their
ilalry herds prndiielnK; ut tills
of the week by the f'ooperatlvn
ShippluK association und two curs
of sheep will be shipped ojit Wed
nesday of tills week.
iif:i:it ki:.sox oi'i:nk
SAN I'liAM'ISCO. July 31 (AP)
'flic deer fci-uson opens tomorrow
in the Callt'ornla. const counties.
and, the first day's shooting Is ex
pected lo bn irood. Autoniohlli:
loads of hunters have been boc-nd
for ollllyliiK dislrlcls several daj'S, I
nnd Ihe deer ore tial'l to be ahnn
Hint.
La Orunile, f)re Oracu hliltj.
H"ti Ailums.
Men's Fancy Dres.s
Hose
jltoreNo. 13 l.a Oranilo, Ore,
Luggage
rs a
Men's and young men's fancy
rayon pleated hose.
25?
y silk Ik
3 FOR $1.00
Men's fancy silk hose. Assorl
ed colors.
WATCH HOW
THE NEW FORD
HOLDS THE ROAD
NEW FORD
TUDOR SEDAN
$25
(F. O. 2. Detroit,
ptui charge fur
frriglit and Jt'lir
try. Bunt per i and
l'i"e tire extra.)
THE new Ford Is a great car to drive because of the way
it holds the road even at high speeds.
This readability is due to the low center of gravity,
the lemi-elliptic transverse springs, the Houdaille, hy
draulic two.way,shock absorbers, and the low ratio of
unsprung weight to sprung weight.
Come in and arrange for a demonstration. You'll find
llis readability feature of the new Ford as outstanding
as its beauty, speed, comfort, safety, reliability and
economy.
' Perfect balance is a great thing !n a motor car.
Perkins Motor Co.
II II und Adams
- J'liniui 31. 500
Hags, Cases, Car l.ocki
and MtetiintTK. A quality li:ie
at, popular prices.
Mags
Cases
Car Lockers
.Steamers
.$:'.its to $ILr.a
!NC to l.!(S
...:M..in to sr.!ir
?ri.,li
The employees of the J. C, Pen- i
ney store gave a pretty parly !
.Monday evening al. Kin count rv !
honijo of .Mrs. Cleorge Way near!
Island City, the affair taking the!
form of a kitchen shower for Mlssj
Tin-Una Hray, a bride of last even- !
ing. and Mrs. .1. C. Itoyse a recent'
hride, iinth the young women j
were the recipients of u number'
of beautiful and useful gifts from
their co-workers,
All members or the MethodiHl
church ami their famith-M are In
vlled l0 ihe breakfast to lie served ;
at I'Ine Cone auto camp Kriiay;
morning at 7 o'clock lo send Dr.
Ma Itelle Lewis off on her way to
China. Kaeh one is to bring dish
es and .silver only. Anyone wish-i
log transportation plenso phone'
.Mabel .Motion this evening. j
TOKNAIIO M.STIM rri K
TAMOFt, Minn., July 31, (AD
-The Hev. Hatnuel IMactko of the
Tabor Lutheran church was ser
iously In jured, hts church was de
stroyed and two nlher churches
were damaged ami several barns
demolished by a tornado which
struck here yesterday.
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LUMBER IS THE
IMPORTANT ITEM
No matter how Rood tin- workmanship, no matter how un
important the building good lumher i.s essential. Anything
that is worth building is worth building of good materials.'
Hlue Mountain lumber is preferred by hundreds of dealers
throughout the middle west and east. It is carefully graded,
carefully cut, economically sold.
For the man in La Grande or the valley who plans to build it
is especially an economy because lie buys' direct from the mill.
Estimates are gladly given.
Bowman-Hicks Lumber Co.
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Why the Progressive
Merchant Invests
In Good Paint
The smart business man knows that the
store that is kept clean and fresh with good
paint attracts customers.
People like to enter a place of business that
is bright, clean, attractive. They know that such
an appearance reflects the newness, freshness
of the stock. They like to spend their money in
such a store; ;
Homes attract people in the same way. The
home that is kept up the home, that is painted
every three or four years with good quality
paint that keeps its color and body a home
that is clean and fresh looking inside people
like to visit such a home.
It's surprising how much a little paint will
do to change, and improve the appearance of
your home. It is not expensive when you buy
guaranteed quality paints here. Will you let us
give you prices ?
BUGG PAINT CO.
Elm St.
Deeoratoi-s Contractors Paints & Supplies
i- - because il is fresh to Login with
for
The world's only truly fresh tea . . . not inert ly because
il is seuleil in vacuum . . . bu I because il is fresh to begin
with. None other is like it . . . for it's u Schilling secret.
It makes an iced tea that is chilled fragrance.
Retail Doiit. Plinne Main K
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USED CARS
BWVEKAt. RGAI. HAIUIAINS
KriiCIAti THI CK 1I.VIt(ilS
1!)J4 Ford T.ln Tl'lirk ivllh flui l.i.it, Kunsh I nl, .lust llu- linmly
riifh fur ih farm
19?? Koril Ton Trm k Willi sl.'l lioily
iiiul rail SJHI
Larison Chevrolet Company
1414 ADAMg
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PUONR
MAIN I
Money back
Your grocer returns your
money at our expense on
any Schilling Product, for
any reason whatever. Your
statement is enough.
Don't return the goods.
When tea is firat toasted in its Oriental gardens ... it lms a
fresh fragrant llavor that is lout long before you can enjoy it.
That i true of all tea . . . except Si:liilliiiK-s.
Schilling to U toaited hy a process that retains that
fresh garden fragrance.
This toasting also draws certain hidden flavors to the surface
of each tea leaf . . . fragrant flavors that you never tasted before
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Tnle still warm it is sealed in vacuum. A vacuum H g jst as
important for tea as it is for coffee. Tea lones flavor vheu packed
in any other way.
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Try a tin of Schilling's. If you don't declare it the most freshW
fragrant iced tea you ever served . . . your grocer returns your nionev.
Your statement is enough. We puy him. You Leep the tea. '
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Baking Powder 32Eitraots
Cnffto 47 Spied
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