La Grande evening observer., November 26, 1929, Page 7, Image 7

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Tuesday, November "2G,
1029
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER;' LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Seven '
Wallowa water
NOT PLENTIFUL
Shortage Exists in Some
Sections of County
i Weather Doesn't Heln.
' By ;. O. Mwk
' WALLOWA. On. (SM-htl
Vli.. ulm..f lu c.il.l In l.n
KOttliiK worse In many parts of tlio.
loomrmiutty sine' Hit i:olthr wt-atli-
r not In with conhidiM-nhh fr'cz-
Inr nfiiiuhiH. In most ciiph tho
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LISTEN
TO THE FACTS
4 You gat
7-SICOND ACTIOh
HUMLISS RECIPTIOK
fULLVOLOMIwhtn you uia
wi'IIh uiui HihiB lmv hold m
quito wl -J u ring tin' Ioiik hh-I1 of
dry wfiitlKT, lul rn-oiilly oiik of
tlu'ia Iimvi' mIiowii ttlKUH of icu In fe
ll own and hoiiiu f'-ar Hum nlnmlil
ttlio t'tnnlitloiiH remain ilry until
html IroHliiff weal hoi' ot In. tluil
Hit Hinal) Hiipply in many of tho
pvt'llH will hi oiiUn'ly i't'owm up,
Tho Wullowu flv'f Is iiUu quit low
I mid Unit' civi'lt from which Iho
town of Wullowu mid many of the
I fanih-rs on tint lower end of tilt-t-rri'k
and IHanumd prairie depend
for inn I'll of their Htorli water Is
I said to he exceptionally low.
I(IUin I'Iohk wuh In town the titvt
of thn wttult for a load nf coal. (In
lias Itfen hnsy recently ullililifr a
tiiouc t'enar at m i arm in me nil in.
Work of mirfnchiK the last
Mtvtrh nf road In thin end of tin
vulh-y (his fall In well under way.
This eonNlsts of a hi retell of road
east of town ami oxli-ndhm nearly
to the cemetery. Two hu-tfe gravel
trucks and a grader have been
busy there for Um past several
days and a few dnvH more time,
will he required to ifnish Iho sur
faeinK: to the river hridiw on I In:
east sldis of town.
Airs, I, V. Minor was an l-.nler-prise
huslueMM visitor the early part
01 tho week.
A. W. Johnson who Is in charge
nf handling the. slock shipments
for thu Wallowa t'ounly Slock
Marketing association jn thi.s end
of the vulley was hnsy several days
the past week getting In touch
witli l a rim i n who It mi stock ready
for shipment. The shipment which
left hero on Saturday's freight
oouvisti'd of a mixed shipment, of
hogs gnu late lambs and ulno. a
ear of old horses which were load
ed out at Kvans. The assoclalfon
BUILDING
NOT TO
BURN
Do wc build to BURN? -
The frightful fire waste of tins country
lias often caused such a question.
Much lins been accomplished toward im
proved conditions, but in many instances
there is a woeful lack of foresight in pro
viding adequate, defenses against fire, espc
chilly in the cbiislruction of buildings for '.'
mercantile" and industrial use, hospitals,
schools, hotels and other structures where
large numbers of people are boused. '
There are numerous activities, main
"lained by the Stock Fire Insurance coin-.
v ' panics, wb'ieh aim for a better day when
i America shall consistently build NOT TO
' BURN. '.! .
llcltcr Building Practice
', One pi l!tosc activities is the Committee on
Construction of Buildings of the National
Board of Fire Underwriters, which assem
bles the best available information on proper
building methods. For many years it has
been the leading clearing house of informa
tion in safety construction.
The information in its possession is based
upon the latest scientific and engineering
. fuels and is supported by more than fifty
years experience in organized fire preven
' tion ,by the 239 Stock Fire Insurance
comfianies which transact the great bulk
of the fire insurance business. ,
municipal Codes
j'Few indeed arc the municipal building
codes that 'have not used in w hole or in
:' '. j)art the information and services of the
.' (.Department of Building Construction. This
department has constantly worked for
many years in co-operation with officials
and others in authority in the interest of
safely construction.
Better construction retards fire waste and
contributes to the consequent decline in the
average cost of fire insurance.
THE NATIONAL BOARD OF
FIRE UNDERWRITERS
85 John Street, New York
A NATIONAL OHGANI.ATION Of .
STOCK FINK INSIIRAM'.K COMPANIES
1.STABI.ISIIKI) IN' IBM
luiK.HiiKlo'iniiii)' alilinni-iUH of Htovl;
for 'tin' fiirmein or Urn mutiny Aur
inir iho iuinl tvw wt'cUri anil II la
oMiiiiaioo' lhui iiiurv tliiut Mm
rnrmt-iH In tin county tin iiviiIIIiik
llloiiiHilti'M nr, IIiIk oioitiinlly ut
lintllliK lliulr own 8liirk ontti llm
nuirkt'T.
Mix. J. II. dunlin ri'M'lvM w.uil
Iho Inlior pnrl nt llu wnok from
hor iluuKliuir. Mw. orvllh' Anilci-.
noil of I'liivllo, Muho, llmt Mr.
j Amli'i'min Imil lii'oii ill for lli past
;Bovoral wp'Um untl wiik lnln lakrn
In n hospital ut ItofHi' for Inal
i ini'iu.
Tim paHt two or iliri'o vwUK Has
'ni'Pn an ini'ri'aHlnif ili'iuanil for liay
jin tills community.. Aci-nnllnK to
tinany of the fanni td Ihc nvailaliU'
. supply of hay is not ciinnlili'ivil
HaiKi- tliiH year. 'l-hi' first cuiiIiiks
'of alfalfa on much of the lrrlKaiu
i lainl In the valley si cllons was cx
ccptlonully lioavy: liowcvor. with
the ilry weallier anil shi.rlHKe or
i li rlitalion wilier In many places ut
Iho time when It was most nceih il
fur the seeonil crops, resulleil In
I very littht crops on much or the
! lanil for tho siiconil cutttns".' In
Kiiuic pliiees tile seconil crops prov
eil so IIkIi that sonic of It was ot
cut at nil. Willi pructicnlly no
carry-over of ol.l liny fronr last
year there is not as much hay as
' In many former years. Some si
i weeks llito when some of thos..
1 who hail huy for sale put n pricn
jon tlie hay It slarleil at iiround 1 1 3
I per ton for timothy ami- alfalfa
tlmt iluriiitt recent weeks the price
i hiiu uilvanceil until the cheiipes-.
I liny lu iinl of in this community Is
'sifi per ton aiiil sonie tire reporleo
iin lio askinif hlBher. fiitures than
I tills. Many of the Kinl" farmers
jin tho hill sictlona luivo hecn pnr
cllasers of .siniill lots, of hay fo.
iiise in fecilillH; Uieif ilniry cows tinil
ismall flocks of ilieeii ilurlnu tile
wlutiir. Tlie several months of ov
ceiitlonally ilry wciillier with only
occaHlonal showers 'of rain lias
prevented the ki-uss In Ihc hill pus
lures anil rii'hls from urowlnif
..Inucli ,ini nearly .- 'all flelils are
'pastureir ilowit' cry sliorl. Tho
, 'warm', open, weather Is resulllnit
in Ihe 'Havlni; or: miicli fowl, but
when snow ojice comes nlul all for
! aKe so short it will ho necessary to
ilo fairly heavy feeilinit from then
ion. A number of yeaiY. HKO hefore
the use of the combines for liar-,
vesting the tfrain crops liecanie so
iteiioriil most oS Hie Kraln. rarmers
were well supplied with much
rough feed in tho form of u num
ber of lariso straw stacks to whjcli
they could run a lariie pari of
their stock cattle and horses tile
greater part of the winter season,
however, .since tile renter pari, of
the Krain is mil wltii combines no
Kreul amount of'thc straw Is pick
ed up and consequently required
in-ieli more hay for pullina- th(,
slock. throitjfh. A number of farm
ers liave been busy recently IuiiiIt
inir hay lo their farms while the
road conditions are (food for heavy
hsulini.;.
Mrs. Kmnia lliirlilon and bro
ther, Kliner lltlillap. oT Trescolt,
Wash., were visiting nt tile A. W.
Harmon homo in lite I .cup cum
in lllily the fir.or t le weolc. Mr
Harmon was' a loriiler resldenf 01
that comuiiinily llavlnx lived there
a numliAr of years, following the
death of her husband about n year
and u hiitf iiKu she hull been lilak
Inif her hum.- with her father, II.
t'. Iiiinlap, at rreiieotl, Wusli,
John Touch, Hum Meek. I'1. 1T
Welnliaril and other , lurmerH of
this , coiiimiiujty were, dcllvorlm;
.ileus to tlto slock yards tho latter
1 part of the week for shipment will!
tlie slock markoiitiK association.
Itruee Mslier and family and W.
M. Iiownlnir and wife were visit
ing at A..W. llariuoa'K 'I'ueHilay
cvenllif,
A surprise parly ' was Klven nt
j tile Joe I'VaKlns iiamo ill Cppor
Leap Wednesday eveiiillK. Tho
evi'iit whicli was ill honor of Mr.
I'Vaulti's blrihday, was nrranKod by
a iiii'tnlH-r of ids friends and rela
tives. Hoy Oastlll was ll hushies vls
lior In town Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. tiaslhi has been busy fixing up
a cut-off saw and cxpeols lo start
cuttinu: wood soon,
. T. "). 1-Yu;;lns ll lio llvcH 111 the
north woods was a business visitor
in town the first of the week,
j Karl niirrhtlclil visited Sundfty
' with liny and Cecil llerhlel.
j Mr. rvrinun, of Iho KlitmUird Oil
company itcre, was delivering K:is
and oil to Homo of tile farmers in
the Leap community Wednesday. .
Lester Jackson who is workinir
for Hr. Ciroi?ory has lieen Imsy the
pi'tKt several dnvs IuiiiIIiik feed to' I mediately iidjoinned until tumor
llie tlivKory ranch ulintit two miles: l,nv beeausi. of iho kick of a full
i-iuu of town for use In f klliK a J",J "J l"c uim a
lurire buncli of butts tiier
'.luhu IJrinec, of liry creek, has.
been busy the past several days
h'uulinM- wheat into town.
v L. "W. Minor who' is ratiKlliK hi
company. liulldiiik', niaclilnrry
and xturlc was danuiKed.
I jilroi'.
ruti: loss tuo.iitiii
! 1 l'tiitTi sii x-nv. ar, (AIM I
i Loss csllmalcd ill $lll.0lltl wna
slieeii on Whiskey creek retiorta
the loss of two fine black-faced
bmdis recently. The bucks were i
thought to have ilroipid In Willi a :
band of slieop wiileh were nioved i
through the section recently.
-Hani Meek was busy several days!
Ilia past week hauling hay from
tlie O. A. ILllller farm east of town
lu his farm in tho Leap secllun.
caused here lust nlttht. when fire
swept thrnitah hc Blass hevelintf
plant of the W. l Fuller I'ulilt
ciikw iti:sci i:i
.HAN I'liA.Nt'lKI'O, Nov. 25 (A
!) I'.'livhtoeu inenilicrs of the rrcw
of tin- wrecked luuilier sleauier
I'liluiiin, iviiicii ivenl asliiire in u
dense foh' Hear i'unlil (lordll liuilt
house, iiri-ived abnartl Iho coast
K'uii'il cutter Cnhokln wtilcii rescued
I Uo men on thn beach.
le. t , then, Hint you never can col1
ici't'.' , '1
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Vorld' Quieteil Spot ;
A silence neiiior nlisoliilp tlinn,
Unit nf Iho tiuliiluihltcd inoiinlalii;
: peaks Ihis been obiiilneil lu a idoin,
i nt llnllanil, It was ileslirncil lo lest:
i iho behavior of human ears In c.v;
; perluieiils lint woulil III! ruined liy.
: lie sIlKhliwt nnlse. I
WOM.VX ATrKMITsI Ml'ltl)i:il
Vatican City, Nov. 8 (Al'l A
S-edisli woman named .Mai'Kiteri
atu (iiullim attempted to slloot
i.Mki', Smit, titular aruhblsliop of
1'aralo ami former upnstolio vioar
of Norway, In St. Peter's Cathedral
yesterday,
, The woman, who seemed to bo
menially deraiiKed, was disarmed '
by visitors to tho cathedral and
handed over to Iho pontifical Ken-dartnes.
i
ftiiUj is witr.cii virrisr
' TAUOMA, Wash,, Nov. 36 (AIM I
-r Tholma Sloan, 1(1, was kill oil
wlum tho Ifuht nit In which sho
was riding lo a ilaiuo with throo
(loinpaninns, lot'i Um roml In u I'ik
anil .strut k :u tt'Kihone ol Tin
car was driven hy A ml row Antlir
son, nf I'liynllup,
TUI.Ui AIMOI HMOD
KI5W .VOUJJf, Nov. 85 (AP)
.Tho trlnl of fleorffii Mc.Mantirt for
.tho munlor of Arnold UothKtein
wan resmnod today,- hut w Im-
in cr r i 1 1 7 ll rrni '' J I m
tVimM loaiiH pay ail uvrraKf of
92,GOO,oun daily for autnniohllo tu -
i a MtaHxllrlan. Mow
! td.h'Tit--
A wiilt'r wayH that hi'Torw lon(r
AmtTli'ans will havi fortfotun how:
"to walk. (Hi no! Ah lonjj iih Ihi'ra
arc lmhl(n mi'ti will walk. i"
WARNINGS!
Backache
High Blood Pressure
, Indigestion
Glycosuria
Auk tit uncial for free Aiimil
literature
Worrying: i
( about kidneys ?
Take courage fs
a big discovery
Annidl
ARRMAUKABLR kiilnov discovery
ban hcun imidu in Mexico. Milk or,,
mip front tlio famous miuiuey plunt has
nrovi'd to bo un amuzint' aid to health,.
Tho fri'Mh sap is culled ''iiKuamiel.'V
Now it has bren concentrated and tho
nttme sliortoncd to Agmul.
Kveryono can hqw huvo this great,
health food, this valuable tonic in kid
ney defiviuueies, hih blood pressure, in
digestion and glycosuria. Men ' and);
women entering middle life should in,
vivtigato At'inol. Poplo of every age.
should know about it particularly thoso
who are beiiiK warneid of danger frer"
quent arising at night, backaches, other .
symptoms. Imported by TheAgmelCor-
poration, Kew York and Muxico, D. F;
and PROFIT in I ! i
Stud or ask for out or all of thn '
new booh Frtt on request
1. The System of Growing ij
CORN Bttttr.Quicktr and ji
Chiaptr.
2. Answering sortie Qucs- i'
tions about FRUIT . '
3. GRAIN from Seed Bed to
Harvest. . ; i
4. ROW CROPS. ;
Tkiy nil hilt It mail man mentyt '
Bunting Tractor
Company
M2G Icflcison Ave. '
HE "KNOWS HIS GROCERIES"
He might look foolish but this bird was
wise enough to carry adequate insur
ance on that building he put up a year
ago we know because we paid him in
full last week just six days after the
fire and smoke had cleared away.
Lately we have been checking over
some i nstirance with people who
thought they had ample protection ,
against fire. Several of them were
shown where they would suffer a big
loss they had insurance but didn't
have enough. .
This agency is making quite a reputa
tion among its clients for thorough fire
underwriting. You people who want
real insurance satisfaction are welcome
to come in insurance seiTice is found
here.
"INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE"
Union Mortgage & Investment Co.
JACK U. FERRIS, THE INSURANCE MAN
Real Estate New Foley Bldg. Loans
a mm of
QlIFAlLITYEAraiE
to thousands of satisfied
USE
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vRndiator IS
V Rear Axle I
V Transmission A .
V Starting
Jbr leomnmteal Trmniforlotlom
X AAU a these Outstand
Li U U IV in Used Car Values
1929 Whippet Coach ........ $545
1928 Studebaker Coupe.,... 750
1928 Chev. Sedan , . ........ 525
1928 Chev. Landau Sedan . . . 545
1928 Chev. Coach........... 495
1928 Chev. Coupe........... 465
1927 Chrysler Sedan ....... . 445
1927 Ford 4-Door Sedan 295
1927 Ford Tudor ..265
1927 Chev. Coach.... 350
1927 Chev. Coupe...... 345
1926 Chev. Coach..... 295
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This Red Tag
"With an OK that Counts"
is your Assurance of
Honest Used Car Values.
Yuu.can havo perfect confidence in your pur-
chiiao of a used cur that has attached to its ,
radiator cap the Chevrolet red "0. K. that
Counts" tag. This tap;, used exclusively by
Cheyrolet dealers, is attached only to those
cai's that have been thoroughly reconditioned
and checked "0. K." by expert Chevrolet me
chanics. To thousands of satisfied used car
buyers it has proved a sign of outstanding
quality and value. We now have on hand a ; j
wide selection of these "0. K." used 'cars
priced for quick sale, with . small down .pay- f
men Is and easy terms. Come in today.
To introduce our used cars with an "0. K. . -that
Counts" we are giving free a $5.00 lap'
robe with any of the above ears purchased
this week. ' '.
YOU'LL WANT A
CLOSED CAR
THIS WINTER
Larison Chevrolet Co,
Phone Main 2 or Main 508 For Demonstration
Used Car Lot Located 407 Fir St. Phone Main 508