La Grande evening observer., August 28, 1929, Image 5

Wednesday, August 28, 192!)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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Local News In Brief
Here: frmu Portland
I was very agreeably surprised I
at the growm "
around l-i Grande, ami I expect t't
fvv u Kod sized city hero in a few
vears," W- i oruanu,
said on a recent visit to this eity.
j h find hii wife were guests of
Mrs. Mary Higgs, of Sumnrerville,
and Mr. and Mm. J. C. Hughes, 0t
this city. While here they visiteii
the scenic wonders of Wallowa
Mr. Ha lies is president of the
1 'ml land Standard" Parts nssocla
tinn and is active in automotive af
fairs in thai city.
filter l.ako Thrilling
There is a tremendous thrill to
seeing Crater Lake, declared
(In.iKi W. ilillman, today. J" do
.scribim,' his recent 12-day vacation
I ilp in to esiern a ni r-iouinern
Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. i Ullman and :
their son. Kdwiu. rcturneil home
last night. They visited friends in j
Portland nnd Klamath Kails and
ramped at Crescent Lake. They al- ,
:;0 Siw Klamath Lake. Then- trip !
:i pieas.nu one. -mi. nm n,;,
lepni ts. I lie Jiiiiman nome .nere is
m 1 1 a Lake street.
,U l.K'al lint'!,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Monahan, -nm.i.iilt,
and Jiiu Monahan of lleppner; C. ; , n ;i M(,rv , vef-l(.n,.iv-s oi.scr
If. Johnson and (. H. Kieier of : V)1. (-oncerninp: the i:r'!t school
iUer; Lewis and .Jam.es 1'rince ol .
Wallowa; Flmanee Weld, of Klin;
Will L. Houd, The Dalles; Harvey
Martin and 1 1. M,eConi.ell of Ihlfur; ;
ii nd II. . Hunt, ol t.noinn. nia.
are amnii those leKislered at local
hotels today
Ailll!MU- C.iiniMK I
Khcrhci'U. who conilucui a
rivllEsi'lmol lit Walln Wulla, n
vIhIkii- In (irantlcv todnv. Mi-.
She rlM i k. wild Is a tinulllulo "f thu i
lituikin school, expects to fly a.
Waco HI to l.tl ClalKle Satllrilay, :
reninlninK here for a tew days. He i
. Inns to open schools in Ui Urando,.1
linker ami l'eadleton if enoimh
flildi nts can he sisned. '1'orlland ,. I i away (mini fcrli-il '" his work la 1-ortland!
' I this citv two w.eks and reports i " I'ellilletoil. when- I.,- has charKi-!
I.. mio; tin- I'oiilaiiil I a pleasant t rip ! "' ""' ionnlain in tin- 1'endlelon j ,
Miss Lillian 1 'eniiiKtou. who has ' '. . j iMuif company. Y ,
l.ien visitii.K he,- mother. .Mrs.', nvlnK for IVlldlc 1 i
Lena II. l-enineton. for the pas: Miss ., ne llsn-r is 1,-avini: ; Operation : t'
lew days, is Icavinif tills evelliim n,ls ..venlini for l'i-ndleton. when- ' !"s U """" whose foot was, 'f S
for I'ortlaml. She will return will visit .it tile Irwin liiiiii,'. : '""I1111"1'1' reivniiy at'tile tlramh-j , J
S.. Vinceiifs hospital as a special . Mlwt Ux:.r 11IH ,MM. visitins at t'l- lMSiilal, is expected tore-, t- "
nurse, after a three year trainiuR i,. 0f Mr. ami Mrs. I Wui--i lu'""' ' i '
course. ,
Crom New I'lyinoiilh
Mary and Robert Cook arrived1
III l.a ..ran.ie la.-l n K 1 I Ol 11
New I'lyiilolitli, lla. Uohert took
has heen wnrkini on his uncle's his eveniiik' lor Lnterprise. They
lanch and will spend a M eek or wi( ntt(.nd t)i,. Wallowa colllil
so lo re visitlim- his parents and hankers association nieeting.
llin return, to Idaho. Miss Cook
u: remain here this fall. ; lloiuc allcr Two Years
j Miss Alta llowns passed ttirollell
Slui-ls Work ; La (Irande this moraine; on , hei
lar-qneline O'llrien. editor, a nd. way home In Lostlne. She has been
Louis HansHI, assistant editor ot In I'orUli nd toy .1 wo yi ars a 1 1 .nil -Hie
l.a (Irande Hinii school hand-I Inn Noi l hwesl.-rn School of Com
book, have started work on its luerce. Her mother is Mis. Mary
contents. This year It will be a 1 low ns of Lost inc.
lai-eer book and contain various I
ii.-ins other tllan the usual sonj;s ta.i I'roin .Michli;an
and yells. j Mr. and Mrs. M. .). Goss and two
1 children returned today from
Mrs MiAdorv 'lalk
Mrs. W. MeAdory talked lo !
Miss (Sertrnde Waller's class of i
( onleiiiporary ei llization this
inorninK- ahnnt her trip around the
world, i'revious to the talk normal
M-litml students had written ipies-
lions for iier to a nswer in h-r story ,
this morning.
.
Noi-iiutl Selinol '!iinr--
Austin Landreth. sup.-rinli iidenl
ol tin- 1'endlelon schools. Coy Can-
jam stipt-rinteiidi-nt nf Hie school i
"f M nil iioteah eonnty. and II. A.
WriL-ht principal ol Hte Fnterprise
Hih seliool were visiting the Fast-
ii n hei-oii Normal school this
inoraiii!,'.
1'ioni California
k'i.-s Kst her .lill-r has
turned ,
ik land, Cal., hen- .-ao has ;
ii for a'l.onl a yea,- aM-ndiniTj rived in I -a Grande j:,st evi-nin;;.
h'lsiness college. With her are M is. j she spent I he evening visiiini; li-r '
11. ciekoN and her -won. Mrs. Hick- ; ihiu,'liter. Lorriiin.- Uol.ison. and,
o is the nmtlier of Mrs. Harold ,. tills iiinrniin; tor Cortland.
-Miller, of Iai Grande, u horn they, ..
ne visiting. ' Medical Treatment.
- 1 .1. W. Kaxier Sr.. of I ' n ion, i --:
Sares 'l-.il Summer Seltoul I vj.:itinu his sun, II. ISaxt. r of ( .-,
The county superintend ?i( of Ciarnli . Id- in also ri-c.-ivin;: me.ii
: hools. I-;. A. Say re ami his wife I 1 1 . a I uieol trom the Mayvilh
iited Ko hill summer sehool t his a t in run. home.
wek. This s. hool is li. Id fron, -
M.ifeli until o. inl.. r lii-e.inse. the I'a-siii" I linoih
miou is too dei), to ha.. sehnol in Mr. and .Mis. '. C. Sitol iM'- i
winter ncnths. Most of the nt ly eaoo- throo::li l.a Gr.uel. .
-Mliir..ir grades are repi esuted. their fnrimr home, :inil spi ol a
,j.ty s u 1 1 it v. il h fra-iel-'. Tin
lleie I'lfini Tlieriimpoli. haw lm n to Mn-hiL:an and are now
I'r. and Mrs. K. A. (luens, ol ', hviim in Me lloj.t.
' rmopolis. soeiil yesienlay in
1 -s Grande visiliiur at the hone- of To IVmllff'm
at,d Mrs. J. L. Ile.hlea. Tley Mail- .V u I, ii e(, n- r. -a ho h--,
!'-i"Ut a p!eas.int Hip and isil.-d in heen visitim; h'-r ni((ili-r. .' i s. K.
pokane, Seattle, Cortland, and Nell U i re h tier, of La ("a. ueJe. .-;
""a-i.le. l:it rvi tiiin, (or her home in 1'iti-
dleton.
ill llefui-n to lnuisiii
M iss .1 om di i ne Siiii'moii II I A'ti is foi lanie,i
le., e early net Tuo-da y morn i ni I !i 1 1 Wh.., u ho h e. i u r - ti i n
tier dome in Vise(,nsm. Mo-
ii.r
pent i ae summer wnn mr
Mrs. W. I). Mel)..nald. Thi
v - f f 1 1 (- .)!, win attend the I'niv- r
of Wisconsin.
'"fltei1, Hiiiiuhler (.raduale
.bn and her
l iimhi.-r. Josephine I'.li--s of l ni.n.
''" hoih iii'-m'ii'i's ef Ho- m-aduat-
las at I he KaMej n ( trefoil
Normal ho,, this sessh-n. Mrs.
id. n w in i.-aeh in 1'nioii.
sHanne Mls-don
'Ls. ThnfMUS I 1' e:., of Chiea
1 1 ii-'li tn. HI., ran -I to La Crande
' ' 1 ' " m or n i mr on an n n usual ;oar
' v. ."-'he wii) h.oU tr the mave .,r
' "I" hi ot her, p. i- I ow hi! who
l-'s Killed h-ie yeai-s aico. Mr.
I'owiini; wa a ba.-b:ili pl-iy-r.
1. 1
lr. nml M-s. Mnv M.yli.M
! 'M-. .l in ).:i ,:i.-int.- y. sl i.l.iy ..ii
'" lr v v x-t lli. h holm- In ll-iiw.
y vwit. -.I :i( tj,. homo of Mr. i-. i-itinir M !
i Mm. Willi un Si. irrl.t. Th.v ., ..n . I. ... SI
iv.- ,iw r-tiun.-l from a vip.it in M.-ir..ttK, .h.:
'ilfirnl.
r.rnr I'ii-nm- ti.nilim
'Hie li (i-n.le theater. Tn
i.eiv...i wor.i),!, in..rr.!;.s-th
th
Pathe news reel of th av.it Zen
pain's cruise- over California last
wwkoncl, will arrive hero tonior-I
row n, win ho sh,
own in the Ar-
ade. with sound accompaniment.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
VMi ins
Miss triad ys Vnelz. arrived in I .a
Grande last evenimr tn spend a
1'i'W days visiting at the hmno "I"
Mr. and Mrs. A. U Vo.-I... Siie has
heen attending summer school in
Moulder, Colo., and alter her vlslT
in this city she will teach grade
school In Spokane. ;
Viidorgoes Operation
rat Mtzgernld. sun of Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Fitzgerald, has suece
fully .undergone an eye operation.
He also had his adenoids and ton
sils removed. In til mm f.mi iluvsi
lliiyrt nn w, ,H,,,,.lMv hu aMu lo
,oave t,R. hos(i,.lK
.-ull ii0is
M ,.H j .Muckev lias had as a
KUf.st flll. fvW ,,.(VS mr VilltAn
T Ma I lory, from S;ieat..r. 111.
He has her-n visit im; relative
Alhany and Tueonia. Wash.,
is now on his return trip.
and
fju.,llty lt W!1S rtt;iUM, ial Miss ..na :
Harriman was a new memh. r. She !
shoul(l hitve ,,. ljsl(.1, ltinnnK ,H. i
lll(.mi(l.rs llf ,-!M.IV whu have !
... l0I.M1(M. Vl,..,s
Itetiiin' to I'oiilaud
Mrs Kola I 'ei sjai'r and tit-r four!
ilitiiL'hti'i's r. lui n. ,1 ti. 1 '.ii UmiicI. i
laughters ret urm-d to Coi l land, j
ufl,,r S.ncllni,- two wts vMIIiik;
I ,,.ii,.,.. i ,ii vl.in.-. rj
I,.,,, i i... i.-i,,i., i.,v,. I
,,r I r..-..n,l,. ' !
.
,.( ,., from Vacation
,,. A. j, .Mnon. r. turned to l.a
Grande yesn-rday from a vacation
i..i m ..,, v ,,, ,,,i
,, j f,,r solife time ill La tlrand
i To Allenil .Meclimr
I . .1. seroKiun. iiscar wornoca ;
111 I C. L. I ll .1111 psoit. o I t lie I lilt ,-(l .
stales National banf
,
'Miehiuan where Ho v have atteti- I
ded a family reunion at Kalama-
,,. They have h. en mme ahom
three Ueksand drove tlmmt-'h V.l-
lowstono park oa their return trip.
(nniinu1 I'm Lahor Day
Mr. and Mrs. Kaymond M'. ! I
of Aherdi-en. Wash., are ep-el
lo arrive Saturday to visit -Mr. and
Mrs. August l-:i-ieks.:i for ;i few
days. They will attend the Lah a
day eelehralion lo re.
Iletui'tis In Portland
.Miss Doitalem- oxin'r will le
today for Pendleton on her way!
home to 1 "oil I;i nd. She has vpent 1
;ahotit four weeks visitin;-; in La,
j Grande. !
i .
Fmin H.de
Mrs. I '. M. Castetlin of I'.oise. ar- j
at tin- limi I .Mr. a ml M rs. A.
.M let t . lei j:: -a. e em n:; i or hi
In. me in K ; la He
this eity a f- days.
I 'nun Wallowa
Miss Ji'i'1 liah
and fo r : i a. r.
f Wallowa, in -
Mrs. iiville Ctas
riv d in La (iiande tnis mondnu.
They nr.. spending (he i.,y tn this
city shopping an-1 visiting fr
(ioe in lliirn
p. ie Larson is sp- ndi'it,' a f w
das in It'll as rn : i.iiin- -s H ip.
lb- is tie r' on business !or the La
(iiande lion Works.
Tm-H Operation
Mrs. I . I-;. N. u,.n. o: p.
lii-om:iit her s..n-- .--fit.y a ie
1 twain Nelon. t-wl-i Cl .lid- to-la
to havr- th-ir l-le-i:.l ai. l .ep lioid
removed.
-,i.i .M'-,ll..r.l
Ml.-, liuih Mif:-r
lull.
l-.i-liiiii rntm Vm-aihm
Miss-s l.orriii Hll'i i'.'i'.h Mh t'i '
:i-o.-ii
went to Cuiiada, S.aside. Seattle,
nnd other points of interest. Missj
Maud I..U1UU was with tin-ill.
Gio-i-s lit lloardmaii
t Mr. anil Mrs. P. U lledgren j
drove tit Hoard man yesterday tit I
ibont sonu: improvements on :
.' ranch
Hem fioni linker
Mrs. Lulu Redhead, of 1 taker,
arrived in La Grande last evening.
She, will siiend two weeks vlsithiK
Mrs. licorge Keltz.
(iocs tn I'orltand
l.yle liainl, of Wallowa, spent
yesterday In l-i Giando. He left
last evening lor 1'ortland, where he
will remain Indefinitely.
Will Leave
Mr. and Mrs. Carson will leave
for I'orltand tomorrow after a few
days visit here with friends. Mrs.
Carson is an offi ia I of tho South
ern Pneifie railroad.
Kits In La Grande
Mr.1'. 1'. G. Howman has heen vis
iting her sHter -Mrs. Charles Wales
for about two weeks. She relui'ned
home recent ly.
To (i"tn-lc Hondo Hakes
Mr. l-'rost is leaving: tonight for
I a t i to the Gr.uide Hondo laki,
. for a lew it ijs. This is part of his
vacation.
Hack Tr ull Sea-ale
Gene "i'.ri-'k" Anderson returned
hohie from S--aside where he- lias
hei n for al.out a week. He drove
t lu re in Ins. ear
Goes n I'eiiiMetuu
Mr. and Mis. Lester Uramwell
j and Mr. and Mr. I'M II. Itoylen. ol
j La Grande, left this morniuiT for
I 'ciitl li'Hm, wliiMf tln-y Will SIK'tlll
t1"' ,,;iy-
, '
.'Mmi ti Caliroriiiii
Mis. Jin-li llarl 1 him ri-liirni'd
Ii" hc-i- hulm' in California. Sln IlilN
i ' viKitinir .Mm. 'iai;li' or l.ii
Ulran.lo lor about two months.
1
i WoiKhm In I'enilleloii
I '"i non ('olenian lias li itrans-
' To Salt Lake Cily
Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Wale
- - '
...w
ii.i.eno on liir train. :
!'. 1'. W illiam, Ii liirn
Afier ioisiness iriji id' alioiit n
w. ek in 'Ho. I tall. s, F. Williams
lerurm d to La Grande this morn-j
iu'.
To Taconva .
Mr. and-AM. U A Dunn Inff last
...... .. ,,.,
I 'li vtlis i lo.i i- ii- i,!,,,. iu '
)lhi.r 1 ' '
I '(ini ItoKe
Mr. and Mrs. Mae AUyfield. of
Poise. Were vi-ilin .ir. ami Mrs.
ie;;i ;-t ye.ienlay.
! ,
Ueliirn- I'rom Tilp
U; ' ' CertMns rdorned this
"""''Hi,;.' trom ;i m.l.ir trip to Sea -
;MnV ''"r'
.
j Hero ficnn I'uiiland
) Lane (1 p-ll, spe.jal iiueiit for
j an i iisu i :i net- coiop.iny. is here
I I nun I'mtland on a hushes trip.
,
Celmtr
I'r. .1. L. and I tr. Margaret lu
: ule rit' iimiI yesterday Irom a hu.;.
! im ."s and pleasure Hip to 'ort la tid.
hriM. lo I'lii-lland
L. '. opSey lll'I.Ve to port 1.1 1 1 1
ea a hii.-lm .-s trip this inorniu-;.
He will iv:iin Cri.lay or Saturday.
Has ii,eiMHon-
Miv. C. I .. I.:
in:i air i.p'-t.ili'M
s.i nitm It.ii; t hi:-'
risiin underwent a
i
a) the Hot Lai
lino nimr. Sh
time.
1" a ill l.r s
Pudin Trip
1 r. d Williams
-.a a bii,in.vs i
-..me about a we
III I'otll.UI'i
He Will l
k.
I I'otllillM
P.ei ,,!. V ( !;.; , nt to
J l- e. j;iy ,( ;, Jru
a -s Tt- '! i
Hob iitM
1 1 '.in Lnter-
I Hoi.'
La P.
1 I Moo:. r.-MiriH d
tier w. vi:
- La. (irande,
v. ill- ! , ..,i,
Ib litrn- Hnuie
' - U- ; !t
'.v it a (iitfu
d Seitz
Ireiu .h:
and Mr
1'i.h
- L Calve,!. ,,f .ls-
erday in (.a (Jratide
and on business,
--il idl' Iri.-nd
Prion itiirle.v ,
M I-:. H. ConeJ.-ton
ariiv. d in l.a Cr-Keh-'
h le i e viiiimr ! i h
(,.: - I.i ('.illl'iiil
M.-p K-iri', '.. l: I
' P--i r r..i A'.ir.lav -. h.-:i.
'V:' f w -;:;;:; :.:,,::.r:- PSE3I ' STAIi'n;
.. i. . t . -I iim t , r. .. :,, ,, w. .Mnn. r V'N''" "'HI' ivVl ii,,!, i v I
!.-. II- i- Im M- .. ., I.M.III.-M, trill. , . 1UIJ.I I
i'ii. -hn-. (I , -in .m i i i.-iiii ... 1 'I'lH- l'li-ti,i-,- Viiu'ii. i-n U'lilllnu I'm- I
if .irin.-il s i.H, ,,..(i ..i - ' , , , , .'
,.?:::.,."l,::,:,";,:";:;';.;; :r;:r:;;:;:: r::-; hZ ,A&e& CSSx
M-. If.. 1-1 III II- fl.MII II... ll I..,- t!., ...... I,-.,, v ... I,;..' " ?N
!-.n.-i- Klri.y for (;.-:i. , Will,., ins. r TI.- I...II.- n , -i, !.,,. , I l.y ,. w. II ..-i,...ti ' M-o JCKflV- i
l- l.-.i.-l, this ... S,...!y. i-W,,-. t ,..,..... r. . O-I.IMi.-, LJON iJ?'.tP.C 9
;r vji.ii:;, ,n. I vlut U ,. i,,r- f"T -, f-:. l ami i-iiu:l a yi-M ol ' . -
Shoots Father,
Saves Mother
ati.1
i .j-
:t'tf
r.j?
lin"r1""' un
Klehard Howard, 1 chose hetween
jf-.iher and mother in a crisis and
I l"7' HIk falher. F. S. ,llow:nd,
iweallhy Lie; Ani:'-les a 1 1 1 o n i o 1 ii 1 e
dealer, as the filler was eh ok in;:
-Mrs Ho-mm',1 :.t their pa'atial resi-
'dem - e. The J't.nanl.- are shown
j ill Hie piet Mi' s above.
Mm inv.
'. .V i '.' ne ron a ad ;,mily an
in i i li i' to L' " I 1 t Vdar ! rein I 1 ;
V..s!i;ii.,to, tii,;,- 1 : 1 nier home.
Short Trip
lr. W. I
No. J Tile;
IP- will tn
Thisl lewalte left Oil
! to nu to I'.aker.
l-i-lav.
Goo-- lit Purl laud
Moh i 'oop. r h i t last eVeniiiif for
Pot!l:.nd, alt- r spending Hie ueek
i nd at Wallowa LaI.e.
Mil je, 1 1 pern t ion
Mrs. C. M. Ilnmpli
y h;:d a 111:1
!y! She is re
alone; nii-ely.
pin t- d In
To MinMy i iti'K .
.V ri. C. .1. l Iiiii m has K'One In
Muddy creek for the fair.
(iruHshopnersln
Wallowa Delay
Fill! Seeding
l.v i. C. Meek
(Ml,-, .-v. r Coia. .-pond-id)
W V l.l.i A. ( ". .. (Se . iat The
i; . -lo.pp- r - n n i ' ion i . i ejini I- d t
I L-. I t j ( e ' -n in 1 1 : i M palls fit j
t I i;; ' otiiiri'' i .1 I .. iih i l.e .- Ms a p-
''in "iii I 1 1 :. v irm-'i t - ilnn ha - ;
I e.-n pi - . M !-.- III,. p.e:f lew
- . Li a 1 1 ' I 1 1 ! , i ,- .,, . s 11 ley
"no . --!,!. : III. I.. . P. a I l.'-l 1. .
Irom a paa- In . and hae
el. -ale 1 - ivt'.n v. Ii is !:iv,.r,
It i -- '--.( i . I 11 ; . ' I 1 el" Ol
u le -:1 . t .. e, v ; . , -,.,'1 t,,- ,-
! : 1 . ; i . : 1 1 : : " : o i i . ; 1 1 i , , t n . s 1 o
l-i'l H... 1-opp- i:;.
K. :.).- i 1 1 I-:- . and v. ii... u ho
have l" Jl V o-;aa- le (ii. ntl She,-.
o.J ..I .'.! :,iM. m: i. y ,,r I l.e past
' - -a . 1 u : - ii ' i ai" lion work In',;
'or (';;,,. V .vm ; ai,o 'Kim; a I. Hie
l . (i. -.e,e, r:.,. j in i !n- bil'.'.-
.)!,:, i .iii. ii ;:;,d I-rani-. Wnlk-r
f .. I Ha-,", of ! a .. a j h,- 1 iop -a ve
be. a h.ialim- tie ,,- t:ia(ti -lire. 1
Horn Ho- I-, d lo Hie C. L. i-;ilioti
w a . ho-i-e ii; v.,,,,-, jh ihe ball'.
Tae r.'i'n i b' taia n Iioin th"
I ll'in l. v. -. h i ,i i i,-t ...in,. I, :
y.-st.-l-.l.-.y. i, .,1 ,. i.t., , ,., h ,; I,., mill.-: -" " " ;
Infinitesimal Soil Elements Have
Much To Do With Growth of Plants
AMKS. Iowa (AP) Perhaps 3t
elements, some of them Utile 'in-
lertood oven by scientists, exert
t tremendous influence on plant
life.
They are found In the ash of
plants, says lr. A. L. Wake or me
plant physiology department at
Iowa State cola-Re. and anions
them are aluminum, copper, boron
borax, manKnnese, zinc and ar
senic.
lu small niiamlUcH these infini
tesimal elements often net as stim
ulants to plant Kfowtl), while 111
larger quantities they prove fatal,
just as some drills affect the ani
mal body.
bean plant. Dr. Itlake Hays,
uses .(ia milligram ol boron eaen
week of the ,three months U Uvea.
The smallness of this umouat may
he understood when It is realized
that a mlilifjrram is .OnuOHfi ounce.
en In this small amount, which
was deternuneil only alter ex
haustive tests, boron Is necessary
Severn I plants.
Paradoxical as it may seem, the
Ppef Hint often is used in spray
solutions and which is decidedly
poisonous in effect aids tho
urnwth of lettuce and onions in
certain muck lands of New York.
Mitt when present in soil on which
barley is riiiwii, even lo the ex-
nt of o-ie in Ii. nan, (inn parts, cop
Seals For Milady's Wardrobe
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Seals on the Pribilnf Islands of Alaska promise In yield a record
number of skins for milady's adornment Gils year. KurrliiK is
done by the Pulled States government.
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fruiu l!a fit lift bushels per acre.
Mi.-s Zelnia Plass who has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs..
(Idles I 'lass. for the past few
weeks, left recently for Chicago lo
resume her work with a large pub- ,
lieity firm there. Miss Plass has
been in Chicago for the past two
years and hi connection with her,
work there has traveled extensive
ly over the eastern part of the
country.
L. V. Lathrop has been bus
combining for John Nelson and
some of the other farmers In Hie
Cpper Parsnip creek sction diir
inir the past week or two. 1
Oscar Maxwell finished coiuhin
iiiK" on a job ill the Dry creek com- 1
miirity the last of the week and
iiniveii his maehlne In the P. '(I.
Couch place in the hills where he'
has several hundred acres of grain
to harvest.
Cordon MeCfnnls, who had the;
misfortune to break his leg when
thrown from a horse several weeks
ago, Is aide to be-aboul on crutches
al. mis time.
II. c. Hearing nnd wife of Kvans
am L. W. Minor and who of Leap,
h it by aula early Saturday morn
ing', for Ml It un Where they Went to
gei some trait and visit Ihe D. 11.
Hearing family of thai place.
Mrs. .1. It. (Justin recent ly pur
chased lid head ol wes from L. W.
Minor as an addition to their Hock
of sheep.
(eoiL'e Coleman Jr., of PowatUa.
aei-Min pa ni d by lli.H mother, were
Visitors ill tO, Hie llllle,- JiiHt of
the week. Mr. Coh-mau rep. .its
Marve.-t work well advanced on the
ridceand that criii-s a re 't ul t e nnod
ei'iisid" , inc. the eti'e,ney dry
i atleT. No Hi resli I ug has be. n
done Ho re althouuh Iiaiin-IH there
epe,-t to 1al thieshlm; s.ion.
Wei t Mefiitmis. of I'mu wat ka.
waa a bji-iress vistlo,- in town He
last of the week.
A number of (he sbeepmen who
have been tain-Tnir Hedr Mieep in
Hum pail ol Ihe -omiiiiunlty during
S Vet a i ue"I.S have been getting
l h. ir lamb un i he, -ed t mm t he
, a m;. h and bi ought in' I or ship
meitt to maiiii't. '('he langi-H j,i all
parts of the county am reported to
be ve,-y d,-y. piovjdhig poor forage
for the Hoeks. During the pal
week a special train (eft this coun
ty carrying 211 cars of sheep to
mark. a. Mmn than half of lln-
sHpmoni was loaded from th
per sdiKbtly retards growth.
MniiKaueso, -on the other hand,
prods the root and top K'owth of
barley to Kieater efforts when
present in small amounts. When
It passes a certain small maximum
it ret a nls ripen tiitf. works havoc
with the cell content, and causes
"yellowing- r
Some mystery surrounds the
pari aluminum plays lu plant j
Kiowth. lt is found in the ash of;
many plantw but whether II is es- j
sential is not determined. In ki'w
iiiK hydaimeas, which produce both
red and blue flowers. the blue
flower can be obtained only when
aluminum 1m In the soil.
Dr. Ulake says the presence or
absence f these, chemical ele
ments, so small they can bo de
lected only by accurate analysis,
often cause trouble out of all pro
portion to their size or apparent
; importance,
The 'chemical elements always
I reeOKiiized as neeessury to plant
.growth phosphorus, potassium,
sulphur, en trlu in. iron and maj;-
nesinm are well known and their
! effects measured. In recent
; years prospectors in the plant and
: soil kingdom have been trying to
solve the mystery of the smaller
i elements which may affect plants
i as much or more than the laiK'-r
: nml common element-.
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cal yards. The principal shippers n.
this lot were I 'a leaner and lloyloii.
A number of the other largo sheep
owners here expect (it ship their!
lambs during the next ten days or ;
nvo weeks, i
L. W. Minor recently purchased j
several hundred head or ewes from
M. J. Sevier who Is disposing ol
a large part of his sheep prepara
tory to moving away.
A son was horn to Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Itoberls hero August -1. The
mother and baby are reported to
be getting- along nicely and are at
the home of Mrs. Pollen here.
(Jiles Plass was a business visitor
In tywn the last of Ho. Week. He
has hen threshing for some of the
Dry creek farmers and still has
several jobs in thai community yet.
Ib-ceipis from boxing bouts lu
Missouri during July wero iiime
than double those of tho same
mouth last year.
Itig Shows at Small Prices
A llil-lll rilled drama of
tho Wr-l
(1-AS
Wally Wales
in
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Hie,'
Huckaroo"
SIidi I Siih.jocl-',
TOMORROW
"Women Who
Dare"
(liama of Ihe iimleru orhl,
tht si outs and ( binulott it.
wiiii mi;i,i;m; ( ilmiu u h
Fall's Newest Hats
In Felts, Soleil, and Combinations
Priced 3.00 & up
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive lleady-to-Wear
and Millinery
ZEPPELIN IS
OVER STATE
OF ILLINOIS
(Conliiiucd from I'agc 1)
the lihei-ty memorial and in the
Pnlon station plaza. Many persons
had remained awake all ui.ht tn
order not to miss a view of the sky
visitor.
I toots of down town builiUnjs-s
were dotted with spectators and
many office workers gathered tit
windows. Itusiuess was virtually
at a Standstill.
All parks and open spaces In the
city were at hcrlntf . places for
crowds of entfer watchers.
A squadron of airplanes from
local fields went out to meet the
(Jraf Zeppelin and escorted 11 over
the. city.
PROTECTION
IS PLEDGED
UY ENGLAND
(Continued from Page 1)
It necessary to close tho eastern
J udeau frontier against posslhU
luvasion by sympathetic nomads,
but armed I led on his crossed the
Jordan despito guards placed on
tho bridges.
Tribes Arming
Tho Iteersheba tribes wero said
here to he arming and gathering by
the thousands for the northward
march which gave rise to fear of
a clash with itrltish soldiery at
Hebron .scene Saturday of a mass
acre in which Avnbs literally cut
to pieces Jewish men, women, and
children. Itefugees arriving from
Tra nsjurdnniu said the situation
there was becoming worse.
Althouuh tho Jews thus far have
been made the object of tho Arab
attacks tho situation lias become
such that a few fanatical "holy
men" alight easily turn tho fellahs
Moslem peasants against tin,
Christians and Itrltlsh rulers. Some
idea of the widespread Moslem
sympathy with the Palestine Arabs
could be gleaned from tho demon
stration yesterday of Ito.unti Mos
lems In the Jewish quarter of Da
mascus. Troops finally dispersed
the. tribesmen.
Haifa seems lo have suffered
for
Sumnier Floors
IJOHNENKAMPS
MANY BARGAINS
Used Cars. Sec thorn on our
Used Car Lot.
Lariscn ChevrolctCom-panii
14M ADAMS
AVIINUI!)
A Hlx In llio l-rl.-o
Who Killpd
InrU l)inniv:in? 1
( I'hU pin lire of hie. 1
I ' hlack mail, niiirdcr and I
"i iii-iiterv lib an all I
q -tar -a-l Is ihe great el I
n pholtidraioatlc tre-ii of 0
(he ;ir. It will I tit 1 1 1
oa a mm liaic neer
been llirlllcd bciorf! (
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HUVK R.fAI'RA SpvV. r
Ml IhIUIiiic I il.v
"AI'.MITMI-AT IM NT. Mi"
I ,., .Mii,-i.,i-n.-s
Vlllllll!ll' .Xl'tH
from considerable fighting, with
many deaths in tho ticphardiu
(Hunter near tho railway station.
The American consul hero asked
the' Mritlsh authorities for limned-
iatu help to prevent any trouble'
In tho children's village thcro ,
where many refugee- children from
the Pkraiuo are being cared for by
tho Near Uast relief.
Sniping continued In Jerusalem, .
but it was expected tho arrival to
day of Sir John Chancellor, high
commissioner, anil continual arriv
al of Itrltlsh troops by air from
Knypt should result In restoration
of complete order here. Horelgn
consuls have been In frequent con
ference regarding tho seriousness
of the situation. ;
LESTER SANNAR
HELD ELIGIBLE
(Continued from Page 1)
of a game. Mecattse of his obvious
wish to abide by the high school
association rules. Hie board waa
lenient In their actions, allowing
him to become eligible again next
month. Keeling, however, that his
playing under misguidance was In
violation of tho rules, the Inst gamo
of tho Hcason, which Kntorprlso
hlKh won, was forfeited to Joseflli
high.
Attending the, meeting today,
besides tho board members, wero
Mr. Williams, 11. A. Wright, W. V.
KaviiKu, Mannar and -Hobcrt How
aer, all of Knlerprlso,
DI-: PLNLDO 1U0NIGNS
KO.MK, Aug. 28, (AP) Colonel
Krnnclsro De i'lnedo, Italy's fore
most ace, has resigned his post us
chief of the general staff for avia
tion. It been me known today that
his resignation had been accepted
and (Jeneral Vallo named to suc
ceed him.
Poison's Effect on Snakes
The biological survey says Hint
snakes have resistance lo their own
poison, like all poisonous nnlmnls.
However, ihey can be killed by h
great ninount of their own poison.
An elevator operator In Enid,
Okln has discovered a new use
for an airplane propeller, lie hook
cd it to ii t factor to dry wheat.
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