La Grande evening observer., April 08, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

Page Two
Every
Smart Person
Wears a Girdle
This Season!
j .$2.00
j
' Tvcn tho you've not worn
ime before, and are very ileii' i
I dcr, you will need one with
the new; frocks. Tin's litllc
junior V rap-Around1" offers
just enough restraint for a
f smooth np line and yet is eo
light you'll not know you "
have it on! Made of rayon
. f
satin, :
HILL'S
AUT IIOI.MICK' WINS
iniNKI li'KIK. Ore, Apr. 8 (AD
( W-Al L ildlllH'H, .Wllllll WlllllV Wt'l-
'(;. Iiiiik'Iii-iI out Juek NiiiiIi. I'nrl
jl;iiiil, In 1 lio Hevcnth rojiml of u
i'lll riminl huiteh here l"t nlKht.
$jielt ISbiiKt'it, 1'orLlnnil, , linoehell
Vfjul Mike Wullern, Vancouver, In
'tjii- meoii'l roiinil (if .another . f Q
.m-limnl ilidit. i They lire woltoi'H. :
iv.'(.i'viiimoji,.,' i(iiv,if'Ui', full
?llr O'er of Mini 0' Vf'-.ii1,-!'.
; yr
!
horrid word,
it is worse on the
end of your cigar
DON'T SPIT
MTTIHO ..RVIS DftCASt
tciiMce ccmocMNi it
U.CXNOV POM!.. IT
r . 1 t" Nfw a.
DONJ SPIT
r
a m w" m
'JARO
.SHSrjw-rK-'.-e.:?'.
,.s,ii
1?J ':
i
mm, &
. . . the war against Spitting is a
crusade of decency . . . join it.
Smoke CERTIFIED CREMO!
Do you romeiiilier the old, lilthy cigar
f-:lio) where the mnn in the window rolled
the leitvcB with dirty fingers... and spit
on the ends? More thiui half of till
eifiiirs made in this country are still
made by haud, and therefore BuhjiH-t to
the risk of spit! The modern CREMO
method of nttintifuclurc protects you
iiuinst this ahoiuinution gives you the
fluent cigiir tiality pliiH the clcaulitieHS
of Certilicd food!
re
1030. Amcrlcn Clf it C.
60,000 TO SEE I
OPENING GAMES
Twenty-Eighth Pacific
Coast' League Baseball
Season Opens Today.
JV I' IIANI IHI'O, Apr.j8 (AJ'
The' '.'Hill 1'iil'lfii' .Ait(Mftagu
MU"'l"i II MiiMuir. thi' ii'lvelit . nf
uhlrh In I'liriHlliinx. New Vehr'H
iiml J.liiir.lli'K Mrthilny rnlle.l In
to one for Hoiiu 2itii,ini'i in morn
fniiH, ini'liifliitK . hot itui; veiultir.
nnil iiiiill hojx. op.-nM 'In. four
Cullfui nli. mi. tniliiy,, " : ?
: At Heci'i'iUjnn, mrk In thin ulty,
the Kuli l-'rnlieiMeo Heals Ji In) lliK
Heiitlle liiilliniM Mart; WierAmentii
ami the Mutlnm.' ily" In Hiktii-tiii-ntu:
; : ' Hollyu ooil, (nut year'H
jiemiant winner, meeiH Oiiklnnil hi
(Jitkliiniliinil lln J'orl tltii'l Ili'uv
ers piny l.'in AtilfHlm In'lhfi Hit
ler clly.
if'eifeei iither win
fur the opening gamin. '
: Kur Urn Benin, Curl Dnvli. wim
ehoitn to pitch Hi Uaston while
either Itmlv Knlllo nr Kirns van
In linn to hurl 10 liorrranl for
the Indian.
lfiilvcy in Kliil-t .' ..
At Otiklnnil. Hank llulviy Ib
i'vpirii'i1 lo Ink. th iiiouinl fur
Hollywooil Willi Blunder or Hev
erelil on tho recelvlnif end. Cruic
hi'ilil ilr - IniKlin Tvlll probnlily re.
colvc -the pltrhlnR aimlffhnit'iil for
tho ArornK with Krnle I.willmnll
hi-lilnil llii'.' plalif.
In the nernmentn giuin. Kd
llrynll.' iinilior'lhn'lli'Ht, hefivfliii oh
ilu-' Fntim: wt!trr;'inxt year., i taken
Hip inijun,! for Hiirinlnji-nto with
KoMiii-'r 'cuti'lilnu. ; ifi-ih MiQuuLl
war. on 'tup lo hlirl for tin" KeilH
rtml If.offniiiiihnK'I.Ri'n Kelertiil to
ri'i'plvfjj; Vuiie"illtefer, MIhhIoiim
intimiifer, tulrprlHiMl tho ' faitliftil
on"-hl:.ynl In the Capital city
lust hlirht' with tho nniiounonni-in
thnt Krnlo Novom, hiiMky riKht
hnnilt'i', luiil hoi'ti Klvon IiIh mioon
illtlDnal roli'imo. Klllofor nalil (ho
fnriiii'i' all-American Ktanfor'l unl
vfiHlly halfhacli li.nl fallt-il to
roiinil' Into Torm. Ncvom ciimo to
thiv conn loaKtio front tho Hi,
l.onlii llrowm two HcaminH hack.
, lays vh. Itarfoot
Konfh Ciillfurnla fanw will arc
.Majy. anil Woorlall for l'ortliinl Hi
Action iiKalnKl llarfoot anil Kklff
for, the Anit"l.
Ili'tiliitir tlio taut that Hollywo-iJ
Offi'l'ii-:pnlctcal)y ; Intina tlK' mini'l-rt f r '
ponniint wirniin' traiiL ..f uatlisonnenuerfj t ins
year, -Klin Kinnclttco and the l.on
AnKOka AiiKi'lH hit vn .Inwn liwlalli d
pri'-Mi-alion favorltca. Iiarrinx up-!
Mi'lH iiot uhiimml In the iniMociH;
,.,.!. t: f ' I i i ' '. ! ' ' I,
Aiiiiu'sn.Vob'fft.JiMy Uprrivilr"0''1.!'1 1,1,1 ,vi,,.j,n'ity '"'
In lurn out rr th6,,kinit- iuih-h
i whlit I5d,')li0 nnri li'nlmhly will
'
FIT
is a
v 'VjEALTH
1-
aa.-a
Certified
h. i ' vwrvi i u. .11. ni ,. i
iSFMV' JfAX iwiTVi..
?cu i'm " . '
Effld)
THE GOOD CIGAH
7 . . THAT AMERICA NEEDED
natural born fisherman
i , - TT " ' - fj7 VMM AT A 1 " KtHHtU II 1
! ' Jsm '''IWfirm vhwoppe,! ("dowm pimpie--.
I f-K ' 1 iJWM A TROUT TOO- CRtCK. WA-Y-OK
. ' H'AIKTTMAT I ,A WORM TOO- "
i.'M. . ' mM Ml IJr-r-i M;. VrTrx v
Y-m y. wt' ;
f .ut Biiuiti iticiiu itcira . , , , , r 1 yr &o '.- 1
! I - .izJ
i ' : , . : ; -
lluno in (heir radlosi. w:it.c;i fi-.-m
Jroottops or c:onvonlont ;Uno!:lli.Jes.
Hornsby To Play
In Opening Game
KT. l.orUi, Apr. S (AI) n
i xi'.minnfidti 1 inlay n( ItuKeiH
Ifoi'nshy'H wore Ihm'I )y )il phy
fii'liin, lr. KoherL I'. Ilylantl. mis
followed by an announcement Unit
I ho ijIukkIni; Hfi-ond biiHcman of
the ChU'aKO Cubs will hi pcrinll
teil tn i-cjoln the elnb In Kansas
i CUy l'ti(lay and play In the njien
t )nv liny Kami) here April ' t.
Cantonwine Again
'
KHAITl.t:. AVanh
tlun "Itvniimlti
Apt. S (Al)
KonnenbtTK.
the
HlilteH JIM the WOlld'H Wl'CHlIlllK
ehnmplnii, uilded I louni.l i 'antnii-
" . rtMNlie. . i:i., , Hf HIH
bllM of vleUnix fur the third lime;
here hint mIkM. 1'rh.r lo I hei r
inalch In Heatile SonnenbeiK' had
defeated the former 1 'niveilly of
I owe
foalball phiyer In N-w Voi k
ami roriiiinu. , ., M rn. W. Bond. Mi. Ouy
j The champion ncorcd hi fina Kjn'iicr ami Mm. O. KleHhman
fall in the fourth round with hi.svv,,( ,K, ,h(. m.xl l0stfssim of the
j famous flyitiK Ucldc and I ho ec- J (luh Api.u n llt lho hiHm. of Mrs
j olid fall In the HlMh silh a body i HmihI. -'j
jKii:m. fantonwlne alieinided to Ku((. HurrifK.n, who ilvo;
defeat ,thc; tlllfholihMV.nl1 hlK own in Lll ir:irilie. is at the home of
i K'uae, diving ftf " him ehrhtcn hrr on. Jot Ihirrlson nursini: a
itlm..-!!. hut ralh',1 In ennnect wolid--. hrultcti nnn. While drlvlt.)? omo
, ly. Monrienber uNrd his riylnjf ,., .lf .;. flower iriunVn at
lilCkle M'Vell tfllhe.H,
S'ounenberK nuet Ted Thye
Portland Wednesday nlKht.
in
Old-Time Party
Enjoyable Event
At Grange Hall
By Mis. ('tut lie Spencer
(Observer Vrrespondont )
OHA.NUK HtXt.li (Sjieehil)
An f u joy a hie old -time program
wan iiresented Krldny nf ternooii
when Mr. Itrei'i Mc.AliMter, Mr.
( hailes Hpeheer and Mrs. Claude
KrllopiilH iif Atttinr.l Vtillrmi'lil nl llm .
I Norwich Union Kirolniuianci
Soristy, l.iniitvd,
In Hi.- KhlKil'iin
lliuiylirtl ,1-iy
lltslll ItoKM KNTS.
hcn i.iOii itin dm ilie
Iitrhtt1i)iir Mliiistint'iit
Net ,v
.fllr"t , . , 1 (., ICi-H
INHll-ll'l- ('llii OH
lot Vt ilm Itiu til
. . I 11
t'titiiiiiiHUUi'm it it )
iii.i thirinir th.- v
TuM K. Mt'tmxr mill fi
limine llm vi Jir . .
t,::KJ,!ii "S
: ..d.1
Aliifillit At nil ulM'r "tiiiitiili"
tun fit'l.Tn 3
Total cxpoiuliturfft
1.91
Vnltip of rvi! 'i;iti ownct'l
Inuirlu't vhIiio) t 17t,0n(,.tifl
Vtthit tif im'I.H Hint lutttilM
OV.H (Ml (IHlilliOl VlllUeU... fi.lK.tsHj
I.uiui un nioi tK 'tnt'F" lout c.il-
Itilvinl. f li ,
ChsIi in imtik pint dm InOi'l y t . -i t 'J '
nlmi.
Ih (ftuif
: Hun rill n
ifiiibir ::, 1v -. . . .'.
ItilKn Ht Bint rrtiis itiiv
i'llHl
;;t.9ij.at
SAI.V07.lt
Tot a I a.ltnlllM twin . . . . t !J 1.TH9. 1 1
1.1 1III.ITIKS.
f.M- I. Ull
el9.S0S.S7
Mii ai f.l htt-ini-
HritM clulilli
pUil ...
AiumiiK of
till out HtnixluiW
t.DST.tST.SI
iHHkH'HUI'
1 Ail nlhei lint.ii(iB .
T'.fftl lid. Hit !. cxcluNlve
of ittiiul to( K J t.lSS.SIfl U
IM'NtNKsft IN OIlKliOV t'OB THK
I: It.
( Nfl it "mnin tn i (m 0 dur-
j tntt lh j t nr t " LSI ?
j l.imwtti iwtid I ii ruin ti jeiif ,:Mi
; I.ii-...". In. mri'l iltltiMK
i V.t tit
Mllill'll ( V1IIN I IKK INSI ll.VM'K
.... ,vV.MiieNTKii!SlT.c. 1
Vfi.i.i..iv i.v.l.m i '(, I,. i' nnM-f.
II K. M.ll.'i. IV.IIn.l.l. oi.s..... .
I'MON MoltKiAdi: AM) !
IWHSTMK.NT X).
ti't ori-nuiim rit.11,',1 inn
nix no, y.nr
; nt.'l.'NI, ,lhtllM .ml i' in
! lOIPIV.I IIUI'illK III. VMT . .Ili.M I. 3
I Intuitu, from tiilor Hiiiiiifn
I l.'i:ill'i'.l duilim I l.v ,',n.. ImftJSII
Totrtl llli'iiuu. . . . . .... 1 1. ITf-.'J jI.SI
LA GRANDE L. KN1NU OBSEKVEK. LA GKANUE. OKE.
WIlH'fittk in'ei tallied the fotintry-womiin'-;
chili at the horae of Mr.
M.eAlixler, .Mrx. t. W. Unnd dreSK
etl In a continue of fifty yejirM
aM, wintf ".Silver. ThrendM Anionic
lhf- (!iifd," tieCMmpanied by Mr.
( 'hai le Tiizicker at the piano,
'l iie Kiotip hIpkIii of "When Von
and 1 Were Vuunic Maj,'Ki'-."
"SuMnina" , and "Tin Quilting'
1'arty" way, followed by a. boic
teview by .IIh Mabel J loly who
told I lie story of "The 1 -ant era
In ll.er Hand" in her usual Ue
Usht I") iii;i n nor. In tho picture
Hhow, where, imch fjiu-nt . entered
the oldest jdoturc she had of her
Heif, Ml. W. O. Khf-rwood. ' Mr,
(ieorire Itiihes and M-s. Willi
.Smllh each won a. prize. L ',
iM i m .Minnie Hobnail, president,
piolded over the huiiieH' meet
ing jti-ecedin the , proffrauii and
plan were made to enterlalii Hit1
I'ailidale eltib April LTi. 'Mr.
Hert Croat waM nppoinied chair
uirm of ap'aiiKcmemrt and Mr. U.
MasU-i ton was atdied to. .tak
P Mii-i. Til l)w liri.LMMIil
Ml.i-e wtiv au i.fe-en( fo' tlit
:,,.,,, llf; ihrhHiinjr live 'vjVH.h-s-,
i MrA Hherwood, Mm.- I'n.ieker,
, .... ,.., intlin .tr. Wllhiid
,owt rM- j A MoOarlhy. .
her Jiome, Mr. Harrlcon fell and
broke a bone In her left wrist.
Yhe wrist wmi also dislocated.
The patient I ffettinK nlouy nicely
anil h; Kind to see her many friends
who are calling on tier.
Henry Johnson . and .. ! might
I'leshmnii mnde a trip recently to
the Kastern Oregon eper itnent
idatlon ntiil hrutifflit hack a lond
ef youiitf sliadc tree to set out
on their rrspoctlvo I'unnN. The
tree.S were of the black locust Olid
the Utissinn t Hive varfettes..
After Kpendlnii a t'i-w day., vl
Itlnjf relatives In this cominunity
ami In l.a Crande', Mr. and. Miv.
UfurKC 'Lawietiei left Tuesday
.irteinoon for their home In Wul
la Walla. Mrs. I.awi'(-He is d sls
lei or .Mr. tleorKO lluRhes.and
Mr. (IroiKe (lkeler, ;
Mrs. ttei-ce McAlistei. wlio lwas
culled to l'ortland ty the death of
her cousin., Hay Walker, , returned
the latter ptirt of the week. Mr.
Wit Ike.-, (son of Mr. and Mr.
John Walker, old lime l.rando
llonde reside)! tn, was well Known
In I .a fit andi having spent I ho
first IT yeurs of hi life there.
Ib left a wife :ind a little son.
I.eo Hayuiond. 14 months of nge.
la! Dunn, who Is 111 at Kot
l.iike. Is said lo be itnprovinK.
Joe Harrison spent n couple of
dayi: last week In the company of
Tom Sherlock of the Keystone
stables of l'ortland buying a ont
loii.l or horse. The horses were
picked lip in dirfefenl sections of
J Ihe valley and the car wsis shipped
Saturday iilternoon. this luiiklng
ihe second cm-lot this company has
taken out of the county since, the
f Irs t of the y en iv Mr. Sherlock
ha been a steady horso buyer In
(i I'd tide Hondo for the last three
or four yeurs and M r. Harrison
ha:: been his assistant. Must of
t he nulm.-ils in Saturday's ship
ment mi lo be sold to fishermen
at Astoria.
The hoiiitl of dltrntor Of Utt
erly school met Thursday after
noon at the school house und re
elected M is, I ties Jenkins US
teacher tor next yenr.
Farmers Busy
With Tractors
At Ladd Canyon
Ii Owa. (irnntly
(Oli.HervtT f 'on-.'..onilenl
I .Mill NYtN (Sperlup
'riiietieN uitil tejini lmn been
luinv 111 the flelila ilu. yn
l'.y wnlliiv ilu. urounil or
neltlnv II IH'.'liU'eil. Till WtM.lh.'l'
, ,,,,,, fr ,,, W(ru.
'Ihe liev. lf. tlullsou. of Irliinil
citv, wu. ui.olntcd to tukc (Iw
By Oscar Hitt
hegnn the work .last Monday.
Knytnontl Counsell ha been ab
sent from work for more than a
week due to a badly injured hand,
Tho bone of the hack of hi
hsind were badly bruised when a
flying boa i t si ruck him at
Stange's mill in Jil Grande.
' ltnn Hlanche Whiting, teacher
In the school here, ha gone to
Salt Ijiite City when she wilt re
main all week. Mr. J. II'. Idehl
is suhstlluting for her. Mrs. IHetil
hn. been obtained to teach here
next fall and this i a splendid op
portunity for teacher and pupils
alike to get acquainted. - .
t A new family, by the niinio of
McMure hart .purchased' ,and
moved into one .of the houses, on
the corner which ha been; vacant
fot- motile time. '1 hey drove up
I rohi Oakland; Cab. where they,
foihiwriy. resided. They have nl
re.adv begun Iniprovouient on the
Place. . .
M r. Hen ry Mt 't'l u re reu rned
home last week with ;.ber new
baby' .son. She hart , bepn at the
home-of til parents, Mr. and Mr.
!. a n k MiW in re, In I .a ( J ra n tie
where the baby was born. Miss
! Iulu. .Mf-Clure came home with
j her and' will" remain nil of this
j week With heiv - ' -
Mr.s. Hoy" A. Munsell will lio
liowtes to the Me-Way-A-Tum
j cartl club Thurday of this week
; at her homo on tho aide hill.
Mrs. Hettio Jvv.in, inother of
Sherrell itnd Henry Kwlu, and
llenrj' J! win und Miss Margaret
Oobbin. their aunt, have returned
lo, their home in l'ortland after
a vknit here and In I.a (1 ramie and
over the valley with relatives and
friends.
A very pleasant afternoon was
spent at the homo of Mrs. Clydu
Hoppel in I.a (Irande lust Thur
ilay when the (let -Together club
met with all of the members ex
cept two til attendance. Mrs. II.
V. Peeblcr Mind Mis l.ola Unnton
each- conducted a guessing contest
with Mrs. Ada Chirk and Mi's. El
liott Austin winning the prizes.
Mrf. Mae . It Hey. wn a special
guest of- the' club. A two 'course
luncheon was served by Mr. Hop
pM near the dose of (he after
noon. -Mr. Itoy A. M'lm.veli will
entertain . the .Jrt: Together (dub
April IT. '
Menus Of The
Day
By Mrs. Alexander George
A TASTY lUNNKK MtJ.Ni:
scalloped Pork Chops
Baked Potatoes
Carrot Itellsh
Bread Butter
IJeud l.ettuco and French Oressing
Almond Bavarian Cream
Coffee
I'.MMilhipcd Pork Hkiivs
C porf; chop, cut 11-3 inch thick.
1-4 cup flour.
1 teaspoon alt.
1-4 teaspoon pepper,
4 tablespoons fat.
2 tablespoon chopped onions,
a tablespoons diced celery,
I cup water.
Boll the chops In the flour.
Sprinkle with the s.ttt and pepper.
Place th fat in a frying pan and
when hot add the chops and brown
them quickly, Kemot the browned
chops to u linking mn. pluco, the
onion In the frit retnulnlug In tho
frying pan. Cook until It ha
browned u little. Add (he celery and
water and boil tor one minute.
Pour over the chop. Cover and
bako for one hour in a moderately
slow oven, Tiini the chops f r. -(lueiitly
during their cooking,
Parr 1tctUli
I cup chopped raw carrots.
1- t cup chopped CuOkfd beets.
2- 3 cup chopped cter
1-4 teaspoon salt.
1 teaspoon sugar.
1-4 teaspoon pepper.
I table-spoon hontertidiMh.
t-4 cup French dressing.
Mix not! chill the Ingredient.
Serve tn a small glass dth.
Alutomt Itj-nartAii Cream
' 3 tit hie poo tin granulnied gelutln.
1-3 cup cold water.
I I Oup bolting water.
1-H tcjiHponn wult.
1 tfupoon vim Ilia.
1 cup Htiffly uhii'l'eil cream.
1-2 cup almonttte blancli'il and
at Ion cd lo hroivn in u nuMlnit
oven,
l KJict'H vvhito ciiko.
Hoak l lit- KeJutin and cold water
for five minwUH, Ald the boiling
" water und ilr until tho tfHaiin hun
!1iHKoiel. Add ilie ii(,iir and null.
'Cool and allow to thickuii a little.
iuHt until frothy and hfax In Jin
vanilla, whipped cream and ul-
iruindH. , I'uur otr th cake Ihai
Ikim hceh placet) In ft nhallow ffl'iH
mold., M)I until iiiff. rut In
iHjiinrt'.s and ttervc. !
TCaster IHmicr Mcmi
Clililed IHce JMneupplf Orantf s
,'Hcnnt Iximb
. f i : JIuttereil Venn ,
1 ' Iffrttvnt'd New I'otittoes '
Jlot HiHuuiiH Te-jeh Coiisi rve
KtufTed Kkb Halad
.Str:in)i.;rr Kho'tcukeund Wkipfd
f'reum
Coffee
Steelheads Are
mi t mi
i lanenrrom ine
Wallowa River
By (i.C Mevk
' 'COhPervcr Correspondent)
WAbbOWA, Ore., (Special)
IiOe.il lshermcn have been having
nuch sjort recentiyi fishing '(for.
steolhead which, .are miU to bo
ytry ulentiful Jn lh river. ' While
qveral exceptionally, largo spetd
Trten hiivo tiecn, displayed during
tlje past I wo weeks. Hoy Horner
i! sjiid to-hold thorccord ).o dale
irf having landed the largest - fish
eyrr catrghP with hook and' line'
lij till country.- The' stcelheadi
hpoked hy Mr.- IIirirrier measured5
Inches In length and weighed;
siintiy over ii puiinos. , .
;Mr. John Couch, who ha .been
spent last week at the homo of'
Mr. Susie Davis in town.
' CI He Plans and Satn Hudson
were f 5 rande .business visitors
the latler part of the week. . They
made the trip In Mr. 3 Mass' car
returning home Saturday night.
Sam and O. C. Meek, Mrs. Kva.
Parker and Knii Buebfield, were
visiting at tho K. It. Roberts home
at Knterprise Wednesday.
filles lias delivered a fat hog
to Kvans the latter part of the
week for shipment with the Wal
lowa Marketing association which
sent out a car of hugs, to the Port
limd market. . i ' . '
i Ira Kisher and wife, of "Joseph.
Were in the Leap community dur
ing the past week. . They will live
at -the Jtruce Fisher farm In T. cap
-during the mirrimer.
J The road crew was busy fluting
the past'week on a part oV the
Whiskey creek road clearing
whtJhi
loose rock and filling rut
wro cut during tho winter: and
spring season. . (battings. WJtty.
who were engnKed In lodging in
the. Whiskey crock district during
a part of the winter, expect to
c.omtnenee trticklng logs froni that
section soon. -. '
I" Tj, W. inor recently finished
lanvbing oiit hi "burnt of ewes, j
Some, of the lambs commenced to;
arrive "during the latter part of j
T-'ebruary and- otne losses resulted i
during tho stormy yeather hut-nj
good pereentUKc. of the lninbs were j
aVed according to Mr. Minor iind
are doing well. Many of tue small !
bandH at various farms nlomr the
valley are still in the midst of I
lambing "und very good reports of
success In saving the 1 most of the
.lamb are heard from many of tho
farmers. C.astln & Ctisins, who
have heen lambing during the past
two week.', report .10 fine husky
-lambs, at their ranolb
Frank Ueel; Avho live on the
south side of Middle valley, reports'
that -lie ha nearly all of his plow- ,
ing dope and expect to commence
spring .seeding during the coming
week. v - , ! .
T. A,- Bakke ha been tmsy at
hl-"tarm on Whiskey -creek -recent- '
ly" rebuilding much .of hi fence
around the -farm and putting on
vovfn wire to niake his fields hog .
jtight.-; : ,-. . . :
j "'Thero ha.H been a great demand
for lieaidldss hurley in : this: county
for ne Iti sprim seedlnc accord-j
ing to farmers findvnrehousemen. i
This ctus "of gain Is used hutrely
for hay and being a light yielder
no great .amount of It Is threshed
locally. Some small lots which
: have been offered for sale during
recent weeks ha been donned up
rapidly at $45 per ton. I-ee Bell,
manager of the Warehouse Service !
Corporation here. In comjnentinir
on the scarcity of this class of
Feed, says that he has hud order
for at tent 15 tons for seed pur-;
poses during the past few weeks
and ha been unable to supply the .
demand,
C A. .Irtntct 1ms been busy dur
ing the tut st several days Rett In:
a part of hi cattle out to range.
The greater port of the stock In
this community have eomp through !
the winter tn very pood condition.
While but little of the stock has
jhren moved to the tnimmer ranges
yet, but few hunches tire being fed ,
hny. The grass tn the hill pus- .
.ttire has become large enough to ':
provide excellent forage for thR I
stock at this time and stock which ;
ha been out on grass for the past
Tow weeks have slicked off and '
gained flesh rupidlv. Some trouble
front tick h.i been experienced
with nemo of the young stock, nl- :
though stockmen feel that with
warm weather setting in the dan
ger of tick wilt soon be passed.
3 A. Pvowntng and wife, of Leap,
were vhdtom In town the tatter
part of the week. Mr. Iivntng
re ports the d I rt rou its in that
community dry In most places tint
still very rotipeh where tiny have
ut been dragged. ,
Boyd and Juper Johnson were
busy the latter purl of Ilie week
getting their lopping trucks in '
shape for h.-iullnn. They have been
,.-wt in l.-l.,.ln.f In fit i r,. Km ,4 .
I.vr-- .-f.f,...T
fectlona toward Maxvltle during the
winter oud h;ive a considerable
n mount of logs ready to huul (n.
Miss Kula Manin hns bven o,utte
III ii-isl MvAi-nl it:va uiif-..fliii' .
! A numh -r of people arnund town
iarc making prt-paration.- f.r nluv
iinu' their panW-nii and iilantliw.dni-
Unr the -coinhiK wefk. , .
London Mni-Oonahl vhovM
Iumim- or commons' attempt to dU-i-Ufut
ii'!' Anto-K:-ma 'H-Mrt
coiiverfationi. ,
Waxhinslon I'rident hIrhh
till appn.priMin tvm.mn for
ivsiorallon "f "fid I ronnides,"
I'lllX'IOI S MOMKXTS
j " , llv Alice JuiLon I'calo
! '. Tlic, Aim-rli nn fatllr ha a rcin-
Itution the worlil over of In'lnir easy
J KoinK. Kcncrouf, itrlil khully.
i llin. children call Ijlm hy affcv
lil..n.,il. ..let; ni-ilii'K and it seems as
! if ho were cverythinif IhaLa father
' should bo.
1 Hut American fathers more than
I any olhera are wedded to tho busl
ines of maliini; mono and diirlnK
j their childrcns' most Improssinn-
&
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a
NORTON'S
Chats With
Parents
1 M
GREEN CHAIN
Reduced to
:::,J $3100 ;;;;;; ;;
per load delivered
This price applies1
we .can' deliver during April and May.
We will soon be booked up for these
months. Phone your orders at once if
you wish to take advantage of the lowest
price at which wood has been offered in
la Grande during the past eight years. ;
LUMBER-COMPANY
'"" MAIN 8
iWBTH mi AT COI
102tt FOltt) SPOBT COPPl-: 1 I AS IS" FISHING CARS f
new tires, two spares and two;!l025 Star Touring $75
?Xtru " wire wheels. Top In ex-'. 1924-Htnr; Touring-. .".
sellout shupr. upholsterinti coy-'1 IULT) Star Touring r$7f!
red since car was pmvhaseiif r Ford- Uondster 1-35.
no. scratches or dents, motor : 1 srjTi .Ford Touring '...i,u $(15
Thoroughly reconditioned, com.-fhes- cats all have good llreft;'
-lete equipment ami low mile
te. Cur runs und looks like
new. l.:io -license. An (Pfff
OK car for ..
IH211 DVKAXT COACH Prac
lieally new car. has low mileage.
Mechanically perfect, A-1 up
holstering, tires like new; finish'
s excellent. This Is an excep
ional used ear, trudVd in be
cause owner wanted sedan, cy-itndei-
smoothness and perfonn-
mce. An OK
?a r
$495
Larison Chevrolet Company
Used Car
Lot
407
NOW BEING
IN THIS
j STATE Theatre
m v. .
THE EMBLEM O F jrP E rT T SOUND
WATCH FOR OPENING DATE
P i ... j.t, t a, 1 1 ,
Tuesday, April 8, 190
'alde yeni'H llu-y have little (limi fur
their famllii'H. They Klvo their
children evorythlnic except llieni-
' selves, a loss for which no amount
! f eio'nonilo Hocurlty In later yeai-H
icall compensate,
i Hat, of course, tho American.
I.iislness man has and will run
iliuiiK to h''vc with, his ehllilren.
....i.. .. r..u- nreclous inoinents. the
'L-impse at lueakfasl. the dinner
i hour, and a little while nl'terwardH,
mid weekends. .
lU-caiise tho hoars which ho may
iieiul Willi M children are no row,
It Is. Important that (hey striko Just,
Hie, rlKhl- note, ,111'iw.eeil mm. uiej
., !.,'. The busy father' cannot-'nr-i'oril
u mornitlK Ki'ouch, ourlness in
! llie'dhuier table or a weekend ileili
icalcl wholly to Rolf and his own
rrrlrnilK at the Huh.
.Most of all ho must lirotecl hinl
s If from beinif too much the ills
' i ililiiKirilill. Mothers at their wlls'
end with an obstreperous yommstor
loo freiiuenlly use the thr.'ut. "Just ;
wait till your lalbe;- .;r"i lioine. ;
he'll lead to you."
I Any father worthy of tho nliulo
out!ht to Insist that mother settle
h. r own scores -while ho hlnlRelf ;
lias a chalice to oslabllsll n .90il '.
'relationship with his childroiiv '
i
1
BOY'S SUITS, ;;;,;;, ,
Age 1 to 9
sun back ; " '
short sleeye
coat & pants; ; ; '
& OTHER STYLES
98c to $1.98
KIDDY SHOP
only to the quantity
batteries and dependable motor
ime in and try theni'oitt,
TIIKSK "AS IS" CABS ,
BFDFCFB '
lit 2a Kurd Coupe $145
I U24 l-'ord Coti)ie ;...$! 15
l:M Ford Coupe SH5
124 Ford Coach $125
1!I24 Initt Sedan Sit,-.
lUJi; l-'ord Pickup $135
1!'27 Ford Boadster Slai,
1112". Chevrolet Tiiuring ....$125
I it 2 it Buiek Tourin ji"5
I:i2 4 Dodge Panel Delivery $i;to
l!t22 Dol Touring
Phone
Main 508
Fir St.
INSTALLED
THEATER