La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 03, 1929, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, December a; 1)20 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Seven 9 , Over The Valley Mabel K. Morton, Valley News Editor (Continued from Pukp (i) mobile trip 1o hint twivweoKH wont hii ftu-fHuuih uk San yr'nnelseii it ml then turned their cars homeward tt-Kaili. They v.cre .'pjtpected to ai ilvo In 1 1n vii I It y .'the first of Hit weei:. b VKIt no Itiilui' Mrs. IMvft Voiihtil.:u. oT Port land arrived ,' In the. valley hist u'ik ii ml will malic it n isstendo.l viHit at tin1 home' of her cMer, Mrs. V. A. West mill rninily on I'uinpliln nml Mrs. Harry Haiti ami daughter, An mi l.eidio of l.a Clrande Monica, !nm'h Martin, Ctruiidtha u (JiiHkllL Mi. Mclaln, Mrs. Jam-. Anl ((..mlcnum hPllPi wnum uiiHKin, jhi'K limn, an. i i.1.u,Mll of William Hchmeilcr of . near Inland city, will Im triad to was taken ko the hospital at Wit I- Mtc V Xrih Powder - Iowa fur cure, uceonliuK t re- Mr, ami Mi-h. Chnrh-ft NunU ami lmi'l,:- ' family who have been living lit the u i l.add Canyon lUiKhhnrhood have Soon Old I rleml Mrs. Mafda 1.. Stevenon of Jo- "ico, uunn nwir auimi , soph had for Iter pa ret an Thanhs- Powder where lltuy have purchased KlvlitK her friend of the years, Mrs. Jt ranch, ami will im.ko that their i WILL TEST OUT VARIOUS FEEDS ON BOND FARM fctltve hollte. .Ml', ll lid MI'S, llllfklll. Day hi Town . Mr. ami Mrs. Ieo Nlcderer and children of !ry Creel; spent 'fhiinkKvlvlaif day at iho home of M .. Nledorer's parch s, M r. a ml Airs. Nlcderer in La tirunihv - Itctiirus lo School MiHK A ninth Krizell Miin.lnv in he uphiHil wnvtt In I ii Y tiiahMe liltfh school nl'.ee ha via;? hpf'iit ht'i- vacation at the homo of her parents in thr pleasant ('rove iltslrlet. Ilrlvr td Knterprlse Mi, ami Mr. Kd SteuVn. Miss Map Stearns. Mr. and Mrs Bennett, Mrs. Klla Doty and datiKhur, Mu Ide drovo to Enterprise .Thursday ami had Thanki-irivin.; dinner at Iho home .of Air. ami Mrs. Stuart Honnett and won, .llnniHe. Air. and Mrs. Hen net remtliiH'd -there, and spent the balance of ihev.coK i!t fcittc rprisp. ' t'nmpfirp (MiIh AlPt'l The Taplwakl uroup oT Camp 1'irt till-In, Uio Honicr tfrottp at i'hasant (Irovp nut Saturday uf- ' iornoon nl thf hami- of Mlfi Ar-ivturiK-d i dnlli I'iIkxpII. know l hat hi romllilmi Is hoiiu' what improved. Air. Hvliropdi'i S ho Im aiiito advam-fd In yoarn was Miilte 111 lriMt wi'Pk at his hnitif, (i ( .iiit (iiillin-s ! Alemliers of tho HamlfrNOii and We.sl t'limilM-K nf Saminervillf ami ' Ai'livlth's on thf t W, Itond'ho hpi-phro of hwpi'V plover rtPNt ntiuh arp t-enti-riiiff ahmit preparn- y I'cuHiy .Mpoiiiik'" I'oitllntu - tiittwi to h(i;ln ihp miiniil'at'.tirp oi lln' pontit y i -tliiK ill hp In ld ! a Veod lo la- uiven live slm U oi. it': iisiua) thin evoniiiK In tho njfii- Uln laini ihh: winter fur ppeti piiltnrp loom at tin Inilia-r hlirh ! mental parposis. If thf experlmeii plioul after havimf. skipped thf ; proven of value, u eomtnerela meeting Inst Thui-Nilay evening oil ; tlnpk food, made of xwcvl elovei aceounr of Thank.sMnu'.. met alfalfa hay and Iho piodm-t ..,.. ; nHUlilny frm the hay when, 1 . Ill mm to UVntuit UitvKhed tu .Mrmt tho weed, will , rhf i I01T The MlsHPtj Kvm ami Kdna V,ed- ! o1 idTefed for nale In due time, Th ! (II l&f 111 Ih KkAV4I ae(t(;. .'.turn..,! St,,.,.!,.,- , V V. !l:iv Ill'Ollliel llH ulwilVK heell fed i U&llUij 1 ItillUijJS IMimpliln ItUlKP were tm h"oh ai :l,t,f u feu dav.s at home. ion Hip farm heretofore, hut It Ih u thought hy pnttlnK It throm;h n Dry With lrptiis KrlhdlnK process and hy mixing thn : i i ai... i I...... . ' r. -valiant flap particle with other and iwo children '"of l.a (l.andP ! i, ',it'h' I? U nmU,, .l!.,r,.llra .Jlir."1' ! nrt;i...v,nl,.Q U n A .i ii..-. TllllPM OI til'' WJO'lf Hill viuimi-i Myuviiiiunvin . v ;ip KiieniK ThankruivEii homo ol her pai-entM, Air. ami Airs, j I'ryor n); Imhl t dinner fc'lvcn TIhiiiUmkIvIiik day hy Mr. and Air's. Chat-ten Sander son at their home In Dry ('reck. There wore 4:i present to partake of iho dinner which Included he- Mdeji several Knots oi lowi, an uio j To DpiIIphIp Hull 1 KOUll thinn,, om, rnulil xuifjjesl lor AlcmlK-rs of the Uoek Wull j nrU n ccanlon. tlaestH litim a KtanKo am lo .ledlrato their I in- ; ,SlMm.,, W(,n. ai1hh Marie West of new hull on Friday evening, J)e- llk(.r ltIH, ,.Hi .:ivu YouiiKhlood (i'HiImt 11 Thai Hhotild he a lucky 1 (.r i-iimiti. day foi1 t hftu a nd Kuurantep a 0 splendid niPfttnK'. I o . ; l:njoy ni-iiii(ni Dinner j Home I'm IVu Day - Mr. Min. Klntcr ,asc.. who i'roi. and AIr.s. Wayno Prow of.worp inarrii'd last weik, entprtain I.oi lim were K-u-MtH for a fpw days ; oil the forcp of tho Woolworth ovvr ThankstjivlnK at the honif ot j stole of l.a Cirando Sunday at a ; Alri. ('rovv'H parents. Air. and Mrs. dinner at tho Simmons homo in,: Clyde Alycrs near Suniinprvllle. , IMiind City. ( 'I'he dinner, served la 1 tttCveriu pourses ai one o emeu, was v.m- IIO...O ' lonjoyed hy twelvo Kuests. The ill- ' , ? , ''T The KJile of the former home or ternoon was spent informally. h Alrs. .Martha 13. Sm deker east of , fovo Havlmr the quests pre.Hen.iMl the Cove to Air. and Mrs. Ciity ljak-I Mr. and Mr. Case with a heatiti- :in floor rin j. ltPd and a helter product with; I-:nlist: In T. S. Army Ivan M iircliisnn, son f Mrit. .1. K. Collins living near Cove. hasi i ln st 1:: now (in display at theTm- l.ler iost office. Sunday Dinner Air. and Airs. ,1. A. Ga.sktll had jfftron iilal. ps at their tahle Sun day when they Rave the dinner whleh usually comes on' Thanks Kivtnsr day and at which "(Iraml- ina" flasklll is Iho honored tfiinst. j Tnkoil 111 K. Collins living near Cove, hasi ' The statistical fnet .'that there Tit oho who enjoyed Mrs. tiasklll's i 'Miss ltuth Conklin. daughter of reccntlv enlisted In the Cnlted I are 012 hroadeastint; stations Itt wonderfiil dinner won Air. and Alt, and Mrs. Datus Conklin of staten army and has already jrmio i tills country must he wroiiK-.Thej Airs. Walter llulphison. CeorKe near liuhler, was taken ill with to Hawaii. Ivan has heen working , man nest tloor has "brouKhlvln' iHutchisrn. Harold (loedeck'. Ale appi ndi hl;i one day last werkand in Spokane for tho Inst few years, nvice that many formerly of .Montana has heen report eil recently. Dnssesylon has. already; heen Klven. Taken 111 Kreater feeding vahm will he had MM to ullllvyttloti of the eoatw steme or swept plover jiay which are not ' greatly relished hy stork, will he j no small Item. Tho feed will he j tried on Iiojjm and poultry as well as on ral tie and If plans work out HUceeHsfully. feeding prohlelns will ho revolutionised t a great extent. While nlfMfa meal lias heen manu factored In other localities of the state for rommereinl use, It has never .boeri made in tliiK section, and thuhy: are Very enthusiastic over the nrostiect of adding another i ao American i.okioii -auxnttiry-i (ndim.ry to tho valley, of liiihK r will liold Its aiihual I Mp., iiond ralHes annually tons of hamuir at Wade luill l-Thluy night. HwtM. ,:iover and alfalfa seed which ' Dei. (I. at 7:.1U o'clftek. MltiV hope , ,.. Hni.i :in ()V;.r ti1(. westprn HtaH-H. ! Dinner Among the many happy Thanks givinv events, was the dinner serv ed hy M r. a ml At rs. I ra Ki-nnedy al. their home on Cove aVe.uuo, tjteir fcneNis being. Air. ami Airs, lluh Masterioh and r son, l.emery Alv. and Ah s. Norva: Kinuiett .ami daughter and Air. ami .Mrs.;.!. 0.y Klddlo and .son of Wa'lloya. .. i : ' -TO-- j ' ,'MMtey had good kleklng and rovpri : litK of klekn, and were notid al run ' nlnk hack kicks, an IndlspetiKahJe j part or tho game. ' IMirduo'H dcfetiNQ was good enough lo mako It the fiisil team , t;j Htoji Chicago aiitl also the first to hold Iowa without a pnlut. this latter feat heintf especially note worthy. - ! a - la addition to ;ilu detail of pluy, , Willi the large acreages of hay the morale of the sipnid was wood, 1 in linxlmtion and with the new tmliratlnk the, Hleady huililliiM 'peilliig; lo he added, .Mr. Hond lsv, which hat: gom on at I'urdue Mince ! In the way f ilcvetuping a very Coai h .lame M. iMielan Inyhted ' iu-olltahle husiness ami one that the uiciliclne needed to make IMir- ' har. long heen needed In the yal- due ft fo iihall factor was HOtlie hlg i ley. t vicior;. uhhh would give the play- ; - ' rt: ponfldeiipp. Victories ovr Kan- j sas Angles. Aiichlgan, (Mib-ago, Wis- I eonsln, MisslKPlppl, Iowa and In ! ithine. can he considered filling he-Po:iehs tren;'i'iidlon. I'urdue Is the eighth of 'the Dig n tea inn to win an undisputed j title while nine of tho ten teams; have' el'.her won the title or I shared it with other teams when . the tu hedule railed lo select a def- ' Inlle winner. ' f f I'urdue took leadership In a year, when teaniH of thn Dig Men wete j i waglttK ei(Ual buttles ami since the j 1 lllle was won In such a Hlruggle DANGER OF NEGLECr 17 : - Vl C.I. rrh.M. CaiUtlt, CmiH patlaa aa dor un4r ilna yaur aar voui lystaai. BY FIELDING YOST l Ele ments That Produced ''Breaks of Game," Hy ITehlhitt II. Yost ANN' AltHOU, Mich. (A I') Ciinsistenpy of team ithd of game performanep .marked the record of Purdue In winning lis first Hlg MVn football phainplonship. . Mho HollerinaUerH had most. If not all, the elptnents which In 'iho play of fooihnll games go lo pro ' tltice what - In generally palled. I A ' night - elnh hi (Me.veland "hreakr of the game, " hut which lo ! caught fire the other night. MMterci me h: the game ilsolf. ., j ought to ho some ln,w about keep- - They wore good at running the! ing those red hot' saxophones hall, forward passing- and kicking, away fron the drapes. Don'l nt'Ulcct Hie lllahtcsl Indlci- lion of Kcct&l or Colon dfiorder. It may lead to Mriou complication, impairing your ncrvnu tystem, vl tallly and dvnvral hcallh. In the past 1 6 year our nonsurgical treat ment has relieved thousands of suf ferer. Write, call or phone for our l'KKK booklet of Information. It ex plalnsourrenurkableGUARANTY. Dr.CiiAS. J.Dean RECTAL. W COLO N CLINIC DIAN Blwa OPPOS COURT HObSe rirm & AMN.wRTiN0,(wtt60N TELEPHONE AT WATER 2661 . AFFILIlTtO OFriCES Seat rUE, San Francisco. Los Angeles I TELI :u; this, few will deny (leorge Ade ami .lohn T. MeCuteheon, famous' iMirduo alumni, tho right to send i out a collaboration In prime and 'picture deolarlm? "TIip AloonltgUfH ('air Mouight Along the Wabash." an'd ,of pourse, it hikes many tons oi hay to produce the seed, it- Is Mr. Hond'a desire to raise purer seed to put on the market, and with , this plan in inlad, he Will plant nil his new sredfngrt of alf alfa lp rows three feet apart to In- t tare proper cultivation to get nu j of the weed): and to conserve the moisture so as to overcome the possibilities of drought. ThlH year tbe enrly seed waV; lnjuied hy the uoiiiJnuod dryness and the lale seed waH ilamaged by the killing : 'frost of H'M't. fi. reparations are also being maile al the farm to increase' CONNIE MACK SENDS 3 MEN1:. TO PORTLAND East Oregon Fast Freight, Inc. Over Night Express Service at Freight Rates v ; Insured Carrier Auto Freight Terminal Phone Main 673 H13 Jefferson Ave. riril.ADKLIMIIA. 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