Page Eight
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
Friday, January 10, HKiO
; Over The Valley
, . mm l . I I I ..... I
' ' Mubt'l K. Morton, Volley New llitor
. ... (Contln ii (1 mi I'effo Hovon)
Mrs. .o NVhUnr nf Dry i'v:
has hern ouito HI ivi'ciilly or ton-
SIIIIIH.
, , J-yl I-fillH'tUu' or ni-jif Uc;l,
uhmiMmt nf tin IniltliT high whoul
hiwkolhnll ii)lu(i-l Hum titbit out i(
whool hoiiiu hi i'U w it h tin Jii
jiii't'J fool, following (li" HTirnl
nkirnilHli with tho Wnlh.wji Uuiii.
, Utile (ilrl imtHOvt-
i.nth Ai'iu iS'M'ry. who turrT(ii
wu'U fiud liuriiM HuiMlay ulu-n ji
'lit Mil' nf holllllj: MUUT wnh hiil'l
en the nphi'i' pir.V Of her body,
' him-iii to ho Improving lit I lie
(JiamlH Hondo tiouHiil ihoiiKh II
ifi a ti'rihuu'- pi'iict'KH, Anln in (h
iluiiKlil")' of Mr. mnl .Men. iiarviy
Id. i ry ut (lit- low fi .ilnlrl' l.
;!MANY CLUBS ARE
ORGANIZED AND
AT WORK IN CO.
1'n'ixn'OM HWI
Mkk U, living Mil hU raiif
north of HniMUHTViiic ;til iiH'ti an
riiachitirH al hi place thl wut:
cliopplnt; i(iiaiilllii' of r J for tu
livwiwU whiili lie in JidliiiK this
winter. Air. Hroi It fx ninnnur tho
who have llrm hclhf la dairying
the pioritnhle In-limny in (hi
vu liny and is oulldlii!? up ;i fine' 'I'he cu I; of ni-Kaiiiinn andre;:
daJiy hi id. j Ixti'iiiiW 11) little ill tin (MiUilly Ml
1 prnK'';i 111 oUlhl- of tho IK'eMork
A SEASONABLE
RECIPE
; Co, (itWlUlK
Sheep ralMei'ii in I' n Inn t'ounty
: ure x; Juk forward to tin- numml
: laeeiiiiK to ho hehl next Monday
! voniiiK at I'iiImm. Thin iiiwiiiiK Ik
alwiiyw an Iiiipiprlant mie with
: luiir-l'. hiiHiui-HK of liupnrtan' i'
i timo-acti-il,
Visit Atinl
Dorothy, fjvelyn, Jiunnhl and ;
Wniidii Hand(-r?on nf KanderMon (-tniitfi in Si'luuA
, Imk Marie l.edlielter of AUcel
returned Sunday In her nhoul
Wi.t-U at Wiilametn university,
MprJiiK" have In on vlwltlnLf al the
jt j homo of their mint, Mih. Wayne
'.Mrs K. J, WfiKoner of Hummer. '-. 1'ni'k, near Suiniii-rvl)h It wiiHii't
vilie Iuih heen .ulu- ill al h r homo " "r 1,1 "l' Aunt MaryV
with a en of (ho fin. j '"llt 10 "v Aunl Annle'H,"
j plaee where the yniinKHier.s lov o
Hesmmv; W'oi k j
Work on tin well on the ITckh : a
PUKh farm ha hcen n Mumed. th" j Visit Other Vnlh'y
hentl of the coin pa ny doinu tliej .Salem Statertinan: Wllllnrn Hud
work, huvlnx arrived In Die vul-! tlh'MOn, merchant of North 1'ow-
h y recently. Tlil Jm the third at- i dcr, It. in Salem veiling IiIh mother .
tempt at tieemlnK water for llic ( wlin rodilen on tiouth DMh Hirc-t.
Salem. She wan joined here by a
moup of Klrhi from Daker who are
aiti-mliiiK the f.'inie selinol.
cliiiir is reported by cnuuly uuptr
iiiteiident of rtt h(tolf, I-;. A. Hayiv
who hax n ei;-it,'iii of this branch
of the worl. 'I lie t.hii'h are taking
up jtewfuV. cindtitiH; and ramp cool;-
ei, all iav nnd le;uleM and (hi
pruMpeeiM for itu year' work ar j
vt ry ia-iwl.t. The lit of Die i liDm
tiiKeiher u fi h the ofiieem a ud
int-iitberr I ft :ih CoIIouh: .
Alice'.
Camp (oaklnij. I.eaib r, Mrn. Ir
i1u llo.ss; preMidenl, jrena Htew-
ait; vice president. Clifford Slew
art; .secretary, Kvelyn MKeiinn:
teach f, Mih. Carox-n Miller; otti
t v inembetH. Wren Case. John De '.
I'li'twold, l.eiinard Cult-.
pM ld' ni, lin'M-rt Winy; necr-lai-y.
.duton i.niee; leurhcr, Mm. Ilnlli
Springer: idlter niemlu'i'', i 'hcHier
Williams, i.ewln Dallmaik,
CiH.Uliu.'- Deader. Miv. K. II.
Ik II; pi'eri(lein, i inJi Mac l;h:i
urdH; vice prehlilt'iit, Vcliua Ulch
artlfou; ."ecreiary, Ma vine- rowki;
Icacher, Mir. Until Springer; nth-r
ii i em hers, ttefiha W.alic, Nellie
M loiiej'. Kathleen t 'oniHiock,
Derti ude Dell, Uobi I'ta ll- ll, Kii'li
Whin-, Ch-anoi- uKilvie. DhylllH
Jaie DlllM.OllC.
Tucnilcili (Vuturv Ha-h
Italic medium i.el jwtaloeX, -ll
;l hliee from the top of each, and
Kconp nut the potato witrj a poou,
I leavini," Die pkiii-s whole. linal:
the pntnto up ralher line with a
' rorlc, bat do tad iii;ich it. HeiiHon
; woll, add ft llltle butter and cream.
: MD DliM with cooked heel', well
1 He;tfined find moUlened with a 1U
i Do Kravy or Htock. J'tit the mix
! lure back la Die potato HkhiH. heap
: iiiK Jl a little. I'lmo a hair lea
'. M))omfnl of butler on th" tup or
tinrh ami reheat in the oven,
I'tiKh family, the prexent outfit be-
In,' the one which mink the .a
pmnde well. Work wan xtotiped
mjiii time iiko when the lilt wiih
Ntuck and hud to hu cxli leatid.
Mr. Push If, "Keitlnjc about on n
very nnre fool, Injured when the
homo on whleh he whm rldliiK.
: lipped on an Icy place In the
road.
He Ik r JefferHOn boy, leaving Diere
about '2 1 yearK iiko. Hit father
u:im A. H. H.uddliKon, prominent
Jeffcrwon inin of the earlier day.
Huddlenon HliiteH Dint a lot of Krain
Iiuk been hl in li Jm aectlon but Dint
the Ktock K'diiK out look very fine
hnvliih' plenty of hay to eat, al
though It In expensive fncdlnK for
Dio Htin'kmen.
Ne!ct Killi Friendship
"He who urulects hl oha'inioii.
mid Hi Ho. the aye of Chinatown. ! ni,,
"fnceH Dim dealest of nil Iohsck In i l.ea.b r. Mm. Tom Haird;
Irving his frleiiUif." - Washington , tin.riiU,nXt iMl :t H:M,.ti: vice pr- s-
h,ar" jident: Maiie McMiiMern; rteereiary.
' j l.etha Watts; teacher. Sutn Chad
Immortal Truth j wick; other meni)-'rt(. Nida And
Aa for tho truth. It endureth. and j erson. Veric ; Vanlmoficn, Siellu
Is iilway suoiik: it ItvcDi and eon i Wlntenon, Vivian Aiiderrt-m. I'aul
(iierelh for evermore. l-drau. i lite Miller.
Worth Remembertaff
Nothing helpn im htdtor to keep
our head than 10 Ufe our haniK
i
i
ffRf Our Unlimited ffel
JvffiU All-Protecting Guarantee r.'jJ.
In W fiiJ Ever Western Qiant ami hi V'CCOlr C$
I NK1 Wear-well tire Is sold with a ff r.MSSy If Krh
h H iW finite guarantee of AHSO- 1 fWm'- J hMCm
iVHU i ..SATISFACTION. There 0iSi
I N l'N I arc no reservattons to this $gl!tel5 W ) t-"; 5
lit -fee- ft guarantee. NO LIMIT as TO fom&&WA lk- '. y' A K'-sf"!
SV 1 ,H H TIME OK MILEAGE. YOU, the K
m m M
Every Western Qiant and
Weur-iVL'll tire (5 sold tuitli a
definite guarantee of AHSO
LUTE, SATISFACTION. There
are no reservations to this
guarantee. NO LIMIT AS TO
TIME OK MILEAGE. YOU, the
customer, must be satisfied
that thethetire has given you
the service you expected to re
ceive at the time you bought
it,. If it fails, bring hack the
tire to any "Western Aiifo"
store and tve ivill replace it
cheerfully, charging you only
. for the actual service you
have received.
r
' abl
"TO VERY tread on every West-
Every nutnajfr and .tilciman in tvtry I
oiir of l" mure than ISO "W.jtcrn
Auto' .Store, I, imbued with the .Mill i
of fm-ii-fi und J rtuily nnil it'illinr to
ckcrrlHlljr hicli ui thil UN'LIMI'I liU
uHpiuUiiltit iimrunt...
cm Giiint or Wear-well tire
is the result of years of experi
ence in producing tires that are
safer, as weft as more economical....
Thousands upon thousands of miles,
run on test cars, under every concciv-
conditibn. prove the superiority of
our tread designs. Their deep slots and
grooves ... their tough biting edges... and
their extra tread-thickness make them
retain their non-skid qualities for prac
tically the whole tire life
And right now, during slippery winter weather,
when you need ncw.safctreadcd Western Giant and
Wear-well tires the most,"Western Auto's" prices
are the lowest in history.. .and our Trade-In Allowance
on your old tires, makes these low prices even lower...!
Compare the Quality
when you compare the Price!
SIZE
Ask lor low prices')
on sizes not shown
29x4.40 (4.40-21) .
30x4.50 (4.50-21) .
29x4-75 (4.75-20) .
30x5.00 (5.00-20) .
31x5.00 5.0C21) ..
30x5.25 (5.25-20) .
31x5.25 (5.25-21) .
30x5.50 (5.50-20) .
32x6.00 (6.00-20) .
33x6.00 (6.00-21) .
32x6.50 (6.50-20) .
35x7.00 fits 33x6.75
Wear-well
Balloon
$ 4.97
5.59
6.60
7.10
. 7.25
8.40
8.55
10.15
10.80
10.95
Western Western Double-Duty
Giant Giant Western
Rib Trod Cinttr Traction ' Giant
Belloon Trcd
$5.78 $&68 $ 9.45
6.57 ,7.60 10.25
7.98 8.75 12.35
8.49 9.65 13.35
8.78 9.90 13.85
9.77 10.95 14.65
10.15 11.35 14.85
10.95 15.85
13.75 18.60
13.95 18.90
15.65 19.75
24.65
SIZE
Wear-well
Cord
30x3 CI. Regular .
30x32 CI. Oversize ,
30x3y2 SS Oversize ,
31x4 SS Oversize
32x4 SS Oversize
33x4 SS Oversize
32x4V2 SS Oversize
33X4V2 SS Oversize
30x5 SS Oversize
33x5 SS Oversize
$4.45
4.69
7.60
7.84
8.55
Western Giant
Passenger Car
Type
$ 4.97
5.38
6.60
8.95
9.65
10.15
13.40
13.85
t
18.65
Western Giant
Extra Heavv
Truck Typ,
$'s.45
12.70
16.S5
17.95
20.85
21.95
Ask for Our Low Prices on Sizes Not Shown
( -More than 150 Storw in thf Vwm -
I TIT
westeniAiito
Supply Co.
i 1111 Adams Avenue
4
f r
MORE SAVINGS
Trade-lit Voiir
Old Tires
...thev are just as good
.ah in part-payment
on new, tully guaran
tcej Vetrru Gtann atii
Wcur'WftU at any" West,
rru Auto" tore
I'mIoii
SiWin'. MjJf. f'ecil (irlKKs. lead
er: prctiliP nt, Klin.'i I lalHi-y; vice
ptTudeiit. K.'ii hleen Conklin; ?ee
retary, Klaine IIcmh; teacher, Mrs,
Nfflllt. W'aden; other mem hers,
Kleannra llfiupr, l.odinln Cox, l.u
ella llurford.
orth I'liwder
Sewiiif,'. Leader, ili-M. Jennie
O'liryani; president. Kdylluv Will
la nik; v icti jireilcn l , l-'aye 1 'ea r
moii; fi erciary, Theda .AlOorc:
teacher, ilrn. O'llryaiit; other
ineiiihers. Kima . t'ooke, Ksthcr
1'ear.son, Susie I 'r'arson. I'aillln
Cil-non. i-'crnc l)uhh-, Zelpha
I'urnr.H., .Mart'jurif Craivhead ; Ki
i( n Shaw. Hurbara .Mcl'hee.
t'dlC
St'W Inu. Li ale-. Mih. Churli H
Ihitiedi-k; prcxUli-ni, (Ii-rirude iti-II;
vice proiil nl. Ilnhcrta Hell: st-c-m
laiy, l;i aiuir Ot-llvlc; teacher.
.)i'. i:mh Springer; (it her mem.
I.t tit. 1'hylliH H iiu't H k, Men ha
Willie. Helen VanVlacU. Maxine
Inwle, Ituih White. I'l-arl l.linha y.
Mildred MillaioJ. Melvina Land.
D- I.n Moid.
; IMca.sniit (irove
' Scwlnc Lender, Miv. IT. U.
j l-'ilzeli; prid'nl. June Krizxell;
j vice president. tt( na fhoate; sec
1 rc-tary. Klva Leulrf; teacher, Leona
j l'i is; oilier inejnlierH, Arleen
i Choate, Mailon Knd, Hyrl Taylor.
Say tlia PtMimist
Now and iheit van ntecl 11 man
with HiK-h a ctirilial handclasp and
i:ch a friendly pcnantaliiy you
know he liiiKii'i any money. !:.-
change.
: It Might Htlp
"Ab n man enteih, go Is he. I'e
!teslrlant would do well 10 study
; Ihe f-Kitl value of (lie kangaroo,
; le'roll Vews.
Feed Conditions
Reported Good
In Wallowa Co.
lit part thi week fro ill Walh.wa
county an ijuli' eiicuiiraulntf an
rcjpirdu feeding condltioiw,
TI10 I'eed niiualhoi Is n"t caiisintr
' fanners of tills community much
, alarm at this time With the field)
and pastures in no-wl pari of the
h. iny i.niftieallv free from
Himtv the greater part of the "toek
are Mill laMnh' niii-d a part of
Ihe time and are aide tu nick
In rif" pari- A" f-ilI,.v
herein and Hume hunches of younu
Htoclt are either hcin fed trav or
Him- wllile the hired tif ihe older
stotk aivUlthej- l)elnff fed straw or
are running lo straw ntacks,
Chillies Hunter, one of the larff
csl stiM-l; owners In thin end f the
valley has a I;i re part nf his rat
tle at his Whiskey ereck ranch
when they have access to Htraw
Macks and Rood hunch prasw p.is
lur and are Haiti lo he duihtf fine.
Lt pm Ih from varius at her litr
merii say that their stuck arc et
Ini; into j'OOit condition ;in'l dfdmr
well, ,t!Mnio of tlKine who havo
Ikhyik mt outsldo nintrcH have heun
luiny recently lutntiiiK for woaie
that were not found a few weeks
ii, 'o when the hulk or tho stock
was Kalhered III.
linear Maxwell and K, II. Khe.r
ml of Middle Valley returned re
cently from a trip Into tho Wah.
hoard raiiffc area vhre much Mtoek.
h: raia-'cd durlntf tho Kiinvmer, tM.y
were siiceesMful in flndlnt; ihohI 0f
iheir f'lock, lUuee ,''Ulier jmd
Clylt- Ttroxsou (f the Leap neetloti
wt re alHO husy himtlnif horscn dur
inK the early part of lust week
and found a hunch of uhout 2')
liea.l In the upper Dry creek Uh
trlet. They urn Htlll out a cnnnld
erahle nuinher of Iioiktm iuul ff
peel to stort ridiuif In the Uuihcts
ed seeliopH north f Whiskey
creek aKnilt during tho coining
week. flulKido stock hnvo -hcen
tilde 10 do well on the Kiiiumer
ranges up until this time hecans
thcni has heen hut Httlo snow to
cover tl)P feed.
A monthly newppnpep imldlnhcd
hy Mudenls of Alaska eollece lu
KalrhankH has attained n e t renin -lion
of -iuoo In the northern, terrl-inry.
Mi. (ileii
Cooking. President. UUhy 1-VIU;
vl e prcsjdeni, Jaimihy Snyder;
M-cretai'v. lla.el Snyder: leaclur,
L. lierrman; other niemhers,
lo:ina Feik. Iternice Heft.
I Ct
Cump 1 mikinjr.
Mills: president, t
Leader,
ale Mills
Alhm
viei
Terry
If. .V 11. Leader. 'Mrs. Mary II.
Kail: president. Ceorirc Sinclair:
vice president, Let ha Hallmark;
M'eretnry, Norma Handrail: teach
er, Mrs. Kail; other niemhers, 1'at
1 If fa. Handrail, Itetha Kail, Lola
Hlnyiock, Joe Smith, Walter Sin
clair. Iv.i ltlaytoek, lO'ha Kail,
Ne a, M)ithson, Ueor'e Carlson,
clarence Hincloir..
lo to 1 0:4a. farm ami home pro
gram; f to fi:."to p. in., husiuess
lalk: Walter I Jamrosch and
symphonic orchestra: 7. dance
tunes; s, Screuaders; S:::o to S : -1 0 .
Amoa and Andy; It, Lyrics: 9:. "in.
la, sports talk;
Never Told; 1 1
lo Mush-al Musketeers.
The Columhki Hroadcastlnti sys-
Ranchers Discuss
Marketing Co-ops
I'KXI)l-KTlX. Ore., (Al1) Fol
lowing the (HKanization ( tho I'en
dh ton tirain corporation hy wheat
Kiowers in this immediate district I Mtl,I'r conference
for the cooperative and orderly t 1,1 : 'r ,0 II, Tal
marketing iif iheir crops, ranchers
in other neciions of L'inatnia-coun
ty arc di.seiiKsIiitf ihe formation of Jtein program for Satuniay rollows;
slmillur groups Which would he
a i; eats of the XiU'lh I'aciflc Crain
(.rowers' corporation - which is in
turn anfient for the national mar
ket roup.
Milton-Freewaler, . 7'llot Uock.
Athena-Wilson. Helix. Myrick sta
tion and Hcscrvatioji are a lew of
tho wheat sections of the county
conlemplatinK organization of cor-
jporatlons to market their produce.
l'elldlcton has completed ltn or
.u'linizatinn with a simi up of 5u0.
Ouo husheis of wheat or mure to
insure, the success of the venture.
Myrick Station ktowits have pro
Ktcased farther than any of .the
others and have held one meeting.
It was found there that 4U0.0U0
huhhels of wheat arc shipped an- qucnls
nually which made a corporation j
possihle. Athena and the Helix dis
tricts are perhaps the heaviest pro
ducing districts and will complete
organizations in the future.
Suitor, Bashed
And Abashed,
Shown the Gate
CHICAGO. Jan, H (Al1) Out of
the nlhi I'aul l.oneioni's voicti(
treinhl.-d up through the window
of M iha Julia Meronl'M room In j
Of Mis;: .reronl.
A, concert enseinhle; C to 7, muvi
hour; y to la, merrymakers; 11 to
1J. dance music.
Tacoina
KVI ("tinkc) 7 to S::m, record
inns; S::tu io 1, featarcs; 4, CHS;
4:4S lu :i, silent; it, CHS; la, piano,
hliies Hinder, soprano lo:iu to 1
CHS.
Spakane
KIKJ (fdiokc) 5:4,1, morning pro
Kiain: x. NHC; !. music; Ja, MIC;
11:3 1. farmers pioram; 12, music;
4, concert oiclu-stra: 5. N1!C; l;3o.
Walt ami Winn; lu. Mil'; 11, vau
deville frolic; 11 to 1. popular pro
Krum. KG A (MTake) C. music; ft::i0, rt-
la. Arp-nlinoii.
Tori html
KG W ii nkc 7:1 5, morninK
program; X, N lit'; ji, news; 'j: lu,
cOokiriK school: lo, NHC; ii::io, or
Kan: 1, market reports; 2, musical
lealuics; ft, NHC; u, popular pro
gram; l:;u tu li;. Hi Jinks.
KKX (11. soke) C:3U, children's
program; (I. music; 'J, novdiies; 10,
dance uiuHie.
San 1'ViitK'lsco
KFHC tCldke) 4, CHS; 5. wlen
flht; r::io, Kdnn Fischer; U, chain
features; XHC; S, symphony; 9.
NHC; 10, Frank Watanahe; H:lu,
CHS.
K TO (li'jokr) 5, ciiildrcn's hour:
news; li, Halon orcheatra: 7,
popular concert; N, NHC; i;3u,
10 to 12,
McClay's Grocery
The Store of Quality Service Economy
Fresh Meats, Fruits, Vegetables, Groceries
1704 Adams ' Phono M-515
NAKED BEANS
B. & M. Brand,
2 for
49c
CHOCOLATE
34c
Ghiradolli's,
No. 1 can ...
RAISINS
Bonnet's,
4-lb. pkg
32c
OATS
Mothers Alum
inum, pkg.
34c
SALT
Leslie's Iodized,
2 pkgs
19c
SALMON
Alaskan Pink,
2 for
37c
BUTTER
Fresh Churned
2-lb. Roll for
66c
BLACKBERRIES
Excellent quality for
pies and sauce
No. 10 cans, Cfn
Per gal OiC
CORN r
Country Kist
Yellow Sweet, JI).
Scans 41C
GEM BROOMS
White handle,
Each
69c
KERRS
APPLE BUTTER
Very good for school
ca.:1-:: 49c
BANANAS
Golden Ripe,
3 lbs. for
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
25c
ONIONS
Dry, 5 lbs.
for...
19c
BEETS
Bulk,
5 lbs. for
19c
CRANBERRIES
Now is the time to can
them for spring,
2 lbs. for ...
5 lbs. for
35c
83c
I ,., l.nrl." In .Mh ll. "KmilO S, I unil Kill)'
rul.bi-re wayliil.l nu uflor you iiuiir- jdanrc iinmic.
uli-.l it 1th me last nlKlit. anil 1 am ; KniviT
l,,,sh,-.l ..linii. Ihi- lii,l." i KOA 790kc S.-3M. Hynpoputora:
! Mi.-w Mvi'onl i.t nut one to lit u M'f; sax n.i.-rain : to
! liiTsnn suffi'i- ni tli rolrt. S!i!,'-'. NI"-'-
uroils.'i1 tni- hmimhol.l anil l.ill- I KLX (SSukc) 6:30. pianiMt: C,
! clni.l will l.rniiKlit in lo have liU onc.rt trio: .now 7:3rt. miwical
I l.nsl,. .! tna.l riM-il. l'uli.'i- v.M'.i piograiiiN; 9 lo 1". ilamv limil.
rullwl nnil tiny k-.l i'uiil fori alt uiki- illy
lnurn ilitiiilii.
'Then- witu ihrfi ni' n." In- saiil,
"ami thi-y took $ - Oil
"You ili-iviiw." tal.l MisM Mor
oni, "you mniM- hail Jl'na in your
lif.-."
1'hliMilion I'nul ailnii'.tvil hi' hail
not hi't-n rol.Ui'il 1'iit had taiu-n a
luii-k ami luishi'il lilmself on tin-
hoa.l to Min hrr nytnpatliy.
j "Iti'oni'." .iln1 fcultl, "atul slay hi--
! goni'."
lnrioni h'I't. haslii'il anil ahnsh.
! i i.
I KSI. Mlnkrl 0. .it.nlio; 5:30.
iNUl.': S:45. variety: 8:11. ilanci
'music: 111:15. rrilii'ts: 11:15. Miit
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