La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 25, 1930, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPage flight LA GRANDE L . KNING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE. Friday, April 25, 1930 r . c, J! . 1 i-. OVER THE VALLEY ;M Hi;i. 1C, MOltTON, Valley News lUHIoc 1'lwuuw: lUwldout-e, ttG-J; Office, -Main U7. 9:15.-organ: 10:15, Air; 11:1ft, Midnitt' (Continued from V;u?o Rven) Mnwiinl l)n smnmft where Mr. nml ";MrH. Hrnllh are plnnnlnjf to ko bo J (or Jonir. Mr. Htnltli halving- t.ikr-o HortH of gunuH, pi'rhuoH ono of the 'a jol of licnilnK e? t rto fur thu .in most .XaBcluutlnjf hii"K Iwon llio ' bortution. ' Kor Unvt ri'Mon Ihey fiimlv ttri' Intnl. Thi iitfH WiTr lllil I linva luit i'ium vurv hinvv with ull around th yard, mnt Mltut Max-. ij?QrHrift and oropH on their forty , of J)i t roth it nnd family.-,tr. hih! Jne TovvK fimlinc tlio imm wtw J acre plaen at the md of Ihe lMeuih N(rK . jtulh V"H hi the Valeria . ("011( llnlS VIHt Mr. and Mm. Vrtn WVIIm j their two children. returned yester jduy to their home In La firninie- aftT.a few duy visit at the home. Comity AKilrtilturiMt Harry fl. 'jvery yent to corvnlli e;irly thtu week to atlend . Ihe .ftineral of hlK friend. N. (', Jaiiitnon, whieh or riirn'd at that place Ttiemtay. -liarbnra-Fiat's who" wan not mo huc- ctwfiU uuitv. J.iitor in the after-1 i ...... ,iniiw.H Hiiu i ( nrvniri1 time for real KuHter tia;, E.wh mh Annul, u nark,.- hid some whom in thu lawn, or Kar-tf or along;, the willows, and In the 'huWc h-H!dr the two pii-tlily coluivd n a lovelv lunch. They mju around thn fire to eat und tupped It off. !yi IUT GuCts toaHtinir imiruhmallmvK. I-Ymu all1 -Mr- ,1l x,rM- "arvey XU-vry of, reports it wan a mo.si d. litfhtCul and low diHlrlet had a family din u decidedly clever puriy for the ncr at their home on Raster Sun., half hundred younit.srH invent. : their tfiioHtM heirut Mr. and q, ,. Mr. Floyd Hrry, Mr. and Mrp. Doing Well Clarence 1 terry, Mr. and Mrs. Mt-; Mrs. C. It. KuMnuoii of the aide- u,n N"1'1"- of 1-a Orande. and Mr'.' hill road U having Hplendtd Uu k ho nnl MrK- Vpr,,on w"w. ; far with her liuhy' chickM.. She, m. I o colved 3U0 White L.ehons from a lmpruvcmenl . , .', h.'Uehery and Uie.hwa was very liwj Mr. and Mth, n. J. Kitmucll ar siKnirieaui, ho that Hlio nan very mn,klit gradual Imyrovetneuis on nearly that 'inwii)-r now. ih. i their farm out In -the Iowa Uiiuriet: Ttohinxon'H pen.s have crtainly A new enelnsi d poreh on the rear helped Imy tiie groreries the past 1 making DilngH there more eom-He.-4Mon. All through the winter . fbrtuhle. Homn other new build- i with the exception o the two Ingn.arc helng Htarted which will weeks when the whiten wum moat Krcatly Improve tho phiec. . K'vure the egg production did mt i o . full off. Mrs. UohltiHon had good- iiieeeHH u fih Iter poultry and aiiar- dhdrlcr. - i evt Among aotrie (1f tw hit and uiIhm IteniH gathered tip on a trip down j the Hide hill road wen thul th" runrl out uh far as kite Chaid iSmiilM pluct? haM rrenlly ht-ii ho- ' provel hy the addition of another layer of gravel. Not only wan the' road on tho wide hilt improved, hut t. H. ItohlitHon donated tmowwh gravel from hix pit tr fix up U-' wtreich jiiMt off the pavement at j the end of AdaniH avenue which fieeniH to get bad with very Utile) provocation. Another lti-rn wan : that eluetriclly haH recently been f run Into Judge- KiiowIch' place no-j operated by the ('ourtneyH whoi moved out rrom I,n Ommle about a ftr ago. Thi in an Hem great- j ly apprceialed by Urn Courtney J family. Then Mrs. I. 1. Hmata in cully knowH the cere( of proper feeding and care. She' find the Wftlte L"ghorns uioki H.t(lsfac!ory. having a flnt new chicken bonm- built on her farm. It is of goodly,' proportion Htmid on u concrete '. foundation und will be, largo 1 enough to comfortably care for ! iien Vnrty ilili; a si.nable flock of cliickeiis. Mr- and MrN. Leonard HtevetiH of and In the most modern manner.! I n ion, who were wed a couple or ; W O. Sherwood Iium recently put . weeks ngo were given, a arty hint up a new woven wire fence acrowt j evening at the hall tn Alte'el. The the front of the yard on hl ranch ; , - j party wuh a community affair and which addH to the appearance of To SuiuiiiitT- t re.sldenis . of that Hpction, the tho place very much. The inter Mr. and MiH. Krank Smith and hrtdc'H former home, turned out en . mountain Mtttdcrat fnrm on. this Mr. and Mm. 'Sam Cantrell or inaHtte fo4- the event. It wan a very road addH no little to the improve lJlen.iint (irovi. npenl S-mday up happy party. ;mentH on the few mile slreteh. I hlhltlon poll; Vagabond of review. . 1 Satile KJH !'?): 7, Huloints; '.R:3D, (piattet, biue tdnger; a, KorthwetHi liour: JO, Biiutthlne pro maim If. ' dance music; 1. Itcvcllei h, t Si:ikaue K.IIQ (u!ii: V. NlHl; H, nports. and Vr boy four: S:a, NHC; it, r-: yiK-Jitri; vaudeville fro lit. Iicmcr 1 j KW. (s:nn: . NHC; 8, 8nnrtay Kchuol lesaon: S::iO. , KMC; 8:45. I pndiibiiiou poll: if, mirmiihu en-j Hemlde; J:3. Nltf": 10 to 11. dance; luio-ic. l.o Angrier lvNX (IMGU): U, iiKiin, little' Hyinpliooy: 7. CMS; X, fc.-itnre pro-, giiiiiix; lu to l, ihiuco music. KIM ym: 7. riw; Hi, newa, ; dVtm-e music; 12 to, I, organ. Kl-'l (tiii): a, Nitc- s::to. or cheHiiii: !i. Slit": sjii, mixed Hitirtet; 10:30. dunce iiuikIc; J, .MiduiKht frolic. ; OaLUliUl - Ki.X (Koi'O: tiK newH, ntiLsl.-; i, , dance luaxfc. , K.(l() (7!a): a, NUC; x. Sere- uudcrs; S::ia. NMC. i IVuluiiul i Kl:X (I I SO): H. musical pro- j grams: S. imvehy, NorthwcHt hur; : la, records: iv:3u, ucwk; l:4u, ' MldnUfht matluec. j KtiW .(62t): , NTH; S:4fi, book j i-hat; n. NUC: y ::iu, Ktmllo: l o, f Cecil and Sully: K:10, lli-Jinku; I 1J tn 1, popular prwgrnrn. 1 San l-'i'aiu'lsco KI'O (sii): 7, popular music; S. NUC: K ::t(i, orchestra; y. 'crif and Sally; H:lft. Sit Ion -orchestra; Id. dance music. Kl-'itC ((.Hi); 7. C1IS; to, l-Ynnk WLttanabe; JO; III to l, daiuie tMUKic. Tntervlewer Are you one of thOHo Klrh: who watch the elo.cU? Applicant (with dignity) No. Kir: 1 have a wrist watch. ''. A Hiuall hux ia Ia firaud watt vlhlilng hLs mini, lie found a eat I', (he Minuy window, purring cheerfully Oh, Auntie. vutke Quick." ko nkfl. "te iit hs goof tn Hkyp und ktl liU vsiieiiw vuuuIhk.1 . I They wiy a Scotehmap who to- Icctcd a 11 til of prexcnt at a "Clift Sliop" hud the surprise of his lif j wnen iiioriucu muj , nv nuti peeled to pay for thern. One-fourth t?s'poon paprika, j to repent their grades. A . cer-Jne-ha1f teaupwrn salt. ! tain nu.iiJer, because of .Mills One-third eun nlad dreswiog. leave xcho'ol long before their cdu- 'llk and chill inifredlenta, serve l ration Ih completed oh lettuce.--. and liecome by the lack Dolled rice, Hcnvoned. can be used at; a border for broiled chopH. No potatoes Hhould be served at rice W a potato ituluttitute. against 411 repetitions- In the deafened group. . " , It was estimated that the repeli. tioa of 441 half years of HChool iOh' cowl the city of iioches.ter J2G. 4ij(. a Bum that wotild havo more prcatly benefited the children had It been possible to apply it to-tha The M'nibnl - slates ' produeea I -2ft of l pot cent of the virgin tin It oonmim'OH, . - WaKhington; l. C, Iiuh the nfrHt li"1 ii mitrKeo UHiiciency ni men oi any eltyln the country with S7 hviIch ttt ioo women. , . further handicapped of proper training. In a Htudy of 343 deafened ehil- .i i., if ..lw,utf.i V V.. it .. found lhat S3 had rcpwiU-l ' .li;.Bi.iH .mil trontniPiu ot thotr ono (tpulo. B" hurt i-ppi'iiloil Rrmlcs j onilllliuif. . . .4 tnirr: 45 hurt repcatPil Braitos tliri'i- Many schools ponrtllft "twitH of tlmpti. 48 four llmoB. five tlmex j (heir own. iiiB-nlmi liminnmi anil one Mix tillleK . have eell Inveulixl fur wich, testn; A Ki-uup ..or noiinnl rhllrtron of ecrvilii or thi-H enable one exam, the i-aine nxo ilistrlbul Ion sliowert 1 llier 10 lent the henrliur eflleleney Imt KI0 reiielitlons of uniilen. im "1' an nvemt-e oimhb at one BUttng. Menus Of The Day ! A little more than yy.R per cent I of the t'otintry'H prodiitiou of 1 sulphur, came from Texas. - lly Mi's. Aleanitir ;eorgo A SI XhAY IX Al'lUU llveakfust Chilled Orange Jutco ' Kiit; Omelet anil Urniled. Ham liran Sticks Coffee. Dinner I(ast I.amh a nd Hrowned rnlatoe.s Mint Sauce Uread , Curiunt Jelly Vegetable Salad . Khutaii 1l Coffeo ' Supier I l.amb Salad f J llread Ilntter j Chocolate Cal;o Coffee or Tea Health Talks ii:.M'i:ni:i cim.oitKx Pleads For Full , Value For Wool (Continued from page Seven) ' ' " llmi't tlui chnnceR 'to ;uuke, t profitR In wool trading. Now is the 'time, for growers to decide whether they want I heir own Htrong national wool market? ing agency. Tint stronger the grow ers hulld the National Wool Mar keting corporation I1il better l ,wlt be able to serve them. The Hole aim of this new organisation, which stands as the first attempt to develop wool cooperative mar keting nutlonalty, is t'j assure its members full value, for (heir wools, to stabilize wool markets ad to j rellahbi forecasters, it . (o gt in ' J with a cooperative organization in j 1 which the benefits of price In-? jrrcuHcH are passed along, to the! ; producer. Wool growers mng havo -j condemned the old wool marketing ? practices as detrimental to their I best interests. Tills is the time to i make that condemnation real ,'V- j ' show It by getting in on a move,. : ! miMit which promises to glvo the i ; producer of wool the influence In ', wool merchandising ho has wanted ! for so; many years. . . ' OFFICE CAT TRAOI MAHH IO. just returned from ' his first Sunday school. He boom- ed proudly as he announced that ' tin minister had spoken to him, ' Kut her Oh. anil what dM he! say to you j Sonny He, told ine to keep ! quiet. Sonny had WHO HKMKMUKIIS WIIK.V the general store was a ecu- j ter w here the local politics was ' ail settled around the big self feed- j ing stove. , milk M.iht I'm Ihrnn . ,. t ticey, There will he no profit to, t mt ithed to sleep on Ine anyone but thu growejH of the wool ; ,t.ruviit.v barreh. i in this irtovemeiit.-Tho members of' j ol,o oatmeal was right popii- ! 11 unit hrlho national cooperative ir . . ,i pays only for the. upkeep or. the JLtno eusrotiei who couldn't1 organisation, this charge being no , jv.y sent the children after things more tlmn what Is now pat, for j The. kind-huirted storekeeper I j J' H i-wiiMiKiiiiietu. couta not refii.M. bread to a child WATT tno cost of maiiilalulng the the younger set iimmI to have ..rHM,,iiumi mi ine retiinm go dancer; upstairs over Ihe general buck to the producer, .where they ; , t(Tl Si used to play tho fiddle, v Properly Houl go. I , -Um Im.hh ime.bto keep a barrW I ho program or the National of cider out back aud his friends ( Wool Ala I'll et Imp rni-nnhi Mmi i.i.u 1 .iun. i. ..'n . . . uf.iiiH uh nunieu out ora progressed i,ir enough to Indicate tin dipper. 9 1 , . 1 Kiower reaction. Wool lum been the post orflee w:ih In tho gen (.delivered In -tunny sections and dc eral store and nobodv exprtcted to livery :i(UfiueeH ,f y p.T n.t get their nwitl until Satr Hlrnbklnn takeiK- Ju all sections growers ai'v lib', poHiinlhtLeHS. had read the highly pleased with the valuations I post cards. Placed on lhip clips by Draper & 1 - , i umpanjv sales agent for the cor poration, and with the Hi of llu-lr SATI'KUAY ritO(;itAMS National Broadcasting Co.: 6 to j 7, concert oii'hestra, and Kloyd ' OitboiiM; 7 to S, popular music; . s. lrcus; K:30. Anion and Andy; I 9., Song of the Klame;" H:8U. I I'etiriHl; III. prohibition piill: in; 10 12. Spot light review. Columbia Hrnaflchstiug system: 7 to S. Movie hour: X, concert; &:UQ. Musical Cocktail; 9 to la, Chaslr." the Ithics; o tu 12. dunce music. ' ' Taeoina KVI (7(10); 7 to U. silent; 9, CHS and musical features. Sail Lake. City KS, (113(1); C. NHC: S:4r. pro- 1 A little boy had seen his moth I w measure a yard of cloth by holding one eiul to her nose and th other at urm's length. The other day he cuino running with a piece of rope. "Here,, mother," ho said, "smell this and see how IMIg it is." ! j fioititow rroMUW vnspjnt j KOIt SO DO Ol'U HIHHOK rAUT.N'KItS. ! j A. man sehium Ls really disap- pointed in love until after- he Is j married. , Walter, have you Customer . corn on ihe ear? Waiter -1s,o, sir, Hint's . Itntii Sticks One cup graham flour. One' cup flour. ". I-our tablespoons sugar. Cme-half teasoon salt, Koui teaspoons Iwklng "powder. T-.vo tablespuons molasses. fine fKK. f One cup milk. One tablespoon butter, molted.. Mix ingredients and bat 2 min utes. 1'our into hot, greased bread Ktick pans. ' link mlnutfta ta moderate oven. Serve hot. . K'Ax Omelet nml ItroiUxl Uam Six slices ham 3 inch squure and one-fourth inch thicks Six egg yolkw. ' l-'our tablespoons cold water. . -One-fou rth teaspoon huH One-fourth tuaspoon. paprika. .Six Hgg whites, stiffly heaUin. I'laco ham slices an shallow pan. Hroll slx lnchCH below glowing tiro until ham Ls well hr owned. . It takes about 13 ntJnutes. to cook hum.- Ileal egg yolks, watfcr, stilt, paprika. Kuld in egg whUe. Re move ham from pan, udd egg ome let. Cook slowly f minutes oa top tho stove over low Ivo,-f-n.ver.dur-ing cooking. Carefully fold - half way over. Hfcdd la ,plaee w'Uh knife ami cook three minutes. Turn onto hot serving platter, add ham. Keep ham warm in oven whilo omelet is being cooked.. . ' . Vegetable Salad . (.To accompany roasts or stoaka) One cup diced cooked carro.ts. One cup cooked nous.- One cup diced celery. ..'Two tablespoons chbpped onions. Two' .tablespoons chopped --pimentos. It' Is comparatively easy for a grown person to know when he Iran suffered an impairment in his hearing. - . He has a standard by which to measure tho acuteneus or his. hear ing sense. Mti. .Li aware. thaU pre viously he pad' been ub!o to hear and . understand daftly . spoken speech, which Ue.naw iliids diffi viilt. or Im'pos.slblfi. to grasp. -y .The same ls, not true of chHdren. hfoWftVer, - )Miiticulai ly young oaes. They nia y be handicapped and yet not know It. More than that, even thprr parents and teachers nuiy not a'lprecIato the child's disability, : t Is estimated that Iti per ccut of .our school children suffer from ineasiii-ahle car defects. ' I'or the, I'nited States this would give us a figure closo to 3.00u,ut0 deafen- ed 'children. . ' -: A deafened child whoso condU uuii ui nqi teu recognised and j ''vm j u nunuicappeu child. Such ft - child ..finds' school work dlCficult. Many of them are forced ' . I N E VERY HO ME where Sperry Drifted Snow Flour is used, favorite recipes turn out ' better., '. . . . . . , . . . That's why it's the largest selling 'floiir in the West. . . . . . 1 .i-jii:,riJ.;TMM lyitrnr mlvanci'H. In many auu-B thtwe ail vanei-H have.Lu.vp ulu.vo tlm Lloalnn market; and . ; v Imt thi ivoul ruulil have l.ei n Holtl for oiiO-IkIu. wldch In. Menti s I hat w ool 1 trtlilel-H are hlKhly eontl li iit tlii j' can muUe money oil apeenlaliw tin.llnw IhN DeaN.ilt. 'll.o only way to lake mlv.uituut' of any Improvement la wool uiur. keti vltlllu tin. next Tew luunlliA. which are anticipated I.y the im.re Thinking or Dreaming "A sllonl mnn," salt! Ill Ho. the dfi(,'e , of Chinatown, "umy orten attain n reputation fur tlilMlili.it when he Ih only Urenui. Iiig."-Wiitihltil,'li.ti Slur. Mr. ir. H. canlflelil. wire of the Kovernor ..f Mlfn.uni-1 Ih w euvh.fr u ptettil-o of the Htate eapltol ami Iho Ki.vernor'ii nuuiHlon Into n raK rut;. Tsu-Blu i k and Honey Pure milk now baked into these crackers makes 'em better than ever your Qrcccr Sk liise famous Qrackexs TRU BLU BISCUIT CO. Spokane, PonUnJ, ScjiiU a nun, .. . I ""l 1 THE FINEST BREAD IN THE WORLD IS MADE FROM WHEAT GROWN IN THE GRANDE R0NDE VALLEY The flour mills in this valley make a blend of flour to meet every need. There is a blend of flour for making the finest pastry as well as the different kinds of breads. No doubt you are already acquainted with the high quality of the flour milled in the local mills; if you are not a pleasant surprise awaits you when you give it a trial. Electricity plays an important part in the manufacture of Union County flour. Electrically driven mills are every day manufacturing high grade flour for local as well as foreign trade. Eastern Oregon Light I Power Co. ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE li Saturday May 3rd Compare the Quality when you compare the Price! 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