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f kamela People
)) Unable To See
i Eclipse of Sun
' ,
f-! -v jlrs. C. K. Thornhiirg:
-fifiserver Correspondent)
: J RA!ii'-KU, Ore. (Spevlnl) Ka-
i tneiu pocplo wore disappointed in
1 not being able to got a glimpse. of
J the sun during the oli'- eclipse
1 on Monday. Heavy clouds cov--J
.t'MMl tin- fUy fill morning and' not
f: until afternoon did the sun shine
J ithiough ntnl then only niomontnr-
'ily. I'rom 10:45 until noon, it
i Iwm: unusually dull and arouml 11
. jc. clock it win a Inmost dark enouyh,
-' jtn uso artificial lights indoors.
1 irly risen: .M -on day morning
.1 round the ground- covered with
about an Inch of now which
melted uite rapidly. Hull ' has
been f nit c frequent, here rernt
Iv .it well-if rain und the night:
iiio (tiite eohl,
Mr. and Mm Thomas, of Me.ich-i
ant. and in in Ily were visitors for
ii short Unto on 1-rldav nl the It.
liurtoii home here.
MIk; Atta Smith haH left the
Grande Hondo hospital and Is con
valescing at the. houvo of a relative
In La til a ndi'. She leri tho hos
pital on Sunday and when she 1h
ublo to travel.' she. will, go .to , the
home of -hey parents In l'l)t llonk
until she is .strong enough -to . ro
suine her duiie.: in lvnmeln groc
ery store. .Mjiss Smith Iiuh ruiidn a
very satisfactory recovery atlrt her
Kanndu friends hope to nee her
Jtere again before very long.' . .
-Mr. i. W. l-'ine and daughter.
niA!eiv. Mne. .spent the .weekend In
.kamela with Mr- I. a no. who is.ein--p
loved here. . . .-
..Mr. and Mr?.- '. fi. Jnhnnsen. of
t (irundo. -drove. o. Kamela j on
Saturday and remained .until bun
day evening visiting Mr.-and Mrs.
W . I.aeti here. Their daughter,
flam accompanied them. Mrs.
.lehijnsen and M,rs. Iine-. ore 'sister.:.-
'tin Sunday. Mr. ' ahd Mi'
Lain.-, ami their guests drove -he--vond
KuUiivuit Springs rind hiked
lino Souaw "Creek canyon.- - Thp
nyn failed to find any fih. -'-' :
M'iv.;V. O. Schubert and dnugh-'
ter, Lillian, spent Saturday in: I-a"
(iraude. While there they paid a
visit to-.AIisM Smith at tho hospital
: nod :MIsk lilljnn renewed hernc-
; ftualutaneo with some of the nurses,
f ; Khe was a patient there for some
; time last .winter.
Mi anil .irn. v. j a in crin Bimni
j the weekend In Elgin, , visiting
' rein ti veti Ihere. ".'"'.
Mr. 1L Horstnwm returned to
; Knnwda on Sunday- evening, after.
a few days visiting in la Urande
with iter moiner, .Mrs. i . i-j.; i-ier-.
- Jack HVustmVin Joined his moth-j
or In La Gnpx'o on Hnturdny and
rt turned hom with her onrHunday.M
Mr. and Mrs. I). Kelley,.who
, spoilt mostf 'of hi-sl.'. winter in Kai-,'
1 ; me la while . M v.: Kiello' wan em-'J
ployed .oh 't If o hiliway. were here,
here last AVedneKday nlffM. ' They;
spent the niht at the lloretnian
home nnd continued to ji G-rande
-on ThurHday,-' where they Hperit m
" few dayH vlsltintr Mrs.. ICepney'H.
niotheMrs..T K. JMersnn.,- Mrs.Yj
Kelley and Mrs. HUrstman aro ms--;
r tciv. ' Mr. Kelley Is Kolnfc to worln
i i n I'ine Valley for a short time,
- land expects to-return soon- from
..i.aiieview wnere iney. worn lor a,
!4- Mir. Kennlson
nniL daughter...
"i hitnr. Itrooks spent a short
4 l.a Grnndo onCnday. . . .
t 'y Hilly WeiKC, who is in
short tiniio in
Hilly WeiKC, who is in Kamela
',-lrinishinir scliool. snent llio" week-5
f,end in Iji Grande with hlH mother.'
$ Mr. Weito works In Kamela at;
V prosont, hut exnects to gto to LaJ
! frrando to live before very lony
-and Kilty vill fro there when school
4i is ovoi. i
LICKERS!
COLONIAL CLUB
HAIR
OIL
'Lays the wildest
t hatch. Not greasy or
sticky.
; 50 CENTS
A BOTTLE
THEL&L.
DRUG CO.
A-L-W-AY-S
AT YOUR SER1CE
WITH THE LOWEST
PRICES IN TOWN
JUST ARRIVED
from bur New York
buyer a large variety
ff our fine broadcloth
shirts in the season's
popular shades. Only
through our buyers
efforts can we afford
to sell these S2.00
I shirts for
95C '
NewYork Store
THE GOOD OLD DAYS
(here's TEN CEHT S ( - .
OVJ tOMnr START ASTOrPlK' S ( - ,6E TO IT
SeRSEWet ON "THAT pink. s r Trt-T a&ncr. J
LEMONADt ANO VGLIA POP tOPN- eeP& HI& HOSE S '
COKE RKsHT HOMt M1E6. CLEAM &NO
X nKC PARADE AND PAWK J I LtT HIM J
Me MlfeWT TAKE e TO ) 1&E1 HeAR ",MEtV
A I. HOW BE KEERFUU f" vnc w.U MAW- f T"
THEORCUsX-- ---- rS
came to sCZ 7 -x ZJTJr-rs y - ,
TOWH VTj X 0.
() 1J30 Th A. P-Creftt Britain nuhliTRrvoJ ;2T ' - -. jL- ' 4-30 -
U. hifjRrf, who was recently em- t
Pl6yed ;it .Westkind. Is now ith.
iiifj. ill mi )' in iMiiiRMtt nun fAjit-i-wi r
to.Ko to work. on -May I. j
iiefiter lTorstnmn, of ;Ja Grande, J
who ifi retnodelinff or.o of the Nor
ieerii housbM in' Kamela spent Inst j
weekend lit.- i.u Grande. ' j
' Mr.'.'- Jt... HjQelino and 'children,
Jolh i'hd Lorraine, arrived Tues-
day to spend - a few days at the
honro" br her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
John Hvath. - -
ypCUt
J. J. Hrowji. ol Flaker,
Saturday and Sunday
visiting at
tho T.. llurton hornte here. , . M'rs.
Brown, who had been a Kamela
visitor for a few days returned
home' with hinu
Mirs. ltrown Is
Mr. -Hurl oil's sister. . T. Hurton
hlf. Ktiest, MJr.. Ilrown, of Haker,
went to -Tancan on Sunday to
fish -hnd gather- mushroom.
.Mr. and Mrs. John Heath drove
to Pendleton on Sunday taking a. salurduy morning and has contlir.i
load of household ; goods with 0)1 ht intervals up to tho firstof
Lliem, us' thev-expect to go there ltls W0(.t The moisture appears,
on Saturday to hiltc their home. t() lmve Konc io the soil to a'
; 'Ait a . fai'owell to M".r. and Mi's, depth of several inches and In the
John Heath, iiamela residents are opinion of many will bo worth
going to spend Thursday evening ;many, thousands of dollars to the
together In the community hall .farming and livestock interests or
heriv Several. friends of Mr. and jthe county. A considerable umount
.Mr.'..
HWilh from. Ijl Orande arc
rtA...lt,. . In..l,i,linff IhA lln.- nn.1
vy.,,jr.t ...v .....
Jtln.. CurlKOn. .wlio. will'-precede
the affair wild a, rellffiou.s selTico.
Mrs. Heath Jias bet'ti active in
Hu'nduy school - work liore. After
tl sol-vice- refirslimpntu will be
served and later sans and merry
uaiking. enjoyed. -
- A Hennlson,' ot xreacham, pass-
ed throush Kamela on his way to
Cove on Tuesday.
Ii. Horstrnan, of Knmola, made
a bhslness trip to l'endlelon on
Saturday eveuinu'.
M.ra. f'.- K; TliprnliuiB and son
Ian, were in Iji Grande on Sat
urday. : Mr. Thiirnhurs returned
homo with them but had to re-
turli to -w:ork in Ijl Clrande on
Hmiduy -nlg-ht. He still wirks on
the; lecal freiifht between J1
Orande and Joseph.
. lfcrbort Casteel, of Kamela
lu visit. relatives on Mkindny eve- (,-rnss on ine mouiius u.is
nlni.-.-. - . a lieii;ht or four and five inches
Mrs; ,Cf. Mnas, or Kamela, re- where it lias not been pastured too ,
turned . iiontte on Monduy arter n heavily and the valley pastures are
plensnnt visit with her mothoivr''inB nicely and provlriinir ex
.Vrs. c. ,K.' Slmonds. , of i Walla., cellent pasture for dairy herds and
Walla, Wash. Mrs. FlnH says the, other stork held on the iri iijated.
flower nro beautiful. In .Wolla farnm. , . j
Wa.Ua, now. . . . . .. A number of the sheep owners
While playlne on Monday after-., of this coinmunlty have e.xperlene- j
noon two little fotif-your-old boys; ed much difficulty in keeping the
had un accident, which fortunately muKOts from doini; serious dnmauc
wrm not as serious as it could In their rincl;s. ln some, instances
havo been. They had found un nld. lliflit losses have been sufferer:
rusty cleaver lyliiK outside some- from this cause. Many of the ewes
where and one was chopping the were not tainted at lambing time
ground -with It, when the other's nnd the exceptionally warm weath
llttli. foot can ln the wav and Ihe er conditions which has brouirht
foot was chopned risht thruuifh tho
shoc, which happened to be
heavy one, preventing a worse cut.
The boy who was hurt was Ian
Thornburg nnd the little fellow
who did the chopping was his chum
Uobby Itiivvci. Tho cut Lm on the
left big toe Just below tho nail
and quite deop, srrious noiiKh tu
kuep hlrn off hi font for a few
days but healing nicely. ,
ACrs K. Karnefl nnd duuKhters'
R.t-..t iin.i.- nmn,ni i,
Mrs. ffcirnes' mother, Mrs. f'helf
spent tome time shopping in li
Orande on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. it. JIawcs and fam
ily drove to Meacham on Sunday
to visit Mrs. Ifriwes" parents, Mr.
and iiys. J. I. f.'asny.
MIIS. IWI GSTEN WINS
POIlTHAXn, Apr. 30( Al)
Leading a field of more than one
hundred. Mrs. Mary G. Ilaugsten
of the Portland Oolr club won the
third Bweepstakea of tho Oregon
Womcp9 Golf association tonrna-
aient played hero yesterday, sho
turncd ln the winning round of
finishing one utrokc ahead of
MIki Jean Plageman. Multnoinnh,
who bad a 91.
Poverty Is no disgrace but that's tare and fitturr-s hav bcn a good
about all you can My Tor lt.!.ale, aecordlng to those in charge.
There aro compensations for iilljKnrm machinery nnd lurg.-r arti
thtngi. lor example, the fool and rlfs havu not gone out so rapidly,
his money were lucky to have goton Saturday Hyde Kroxson. w ho
together In the first place. Tho(rarms ext"nslve!y In the Chapman
early bird gets hlr own breakfast, district, was a visitor In town and
Another l it of good advice i to purch',u"d a new brain binder at
never start anything you can't tho sab.
iop. J Joseph Fcaglns. of T.enp. was a
WnlAwl fminfv
TT tlllOWd lOUuiy
Farmers Greet
Soaking Rains
Ily C. Mcok
(Observer Correspondent)
Wallowa; Ore. (Special)
The. general trend of farm work
has gone forward at a very satis-
1 actory pace 1 n this column n i ty
-i,...!.,, iim tin f..w u-h'Iim. There
j. , ),.,. no intorruntions from
stormy weather until the iasl wei'k
when a fairly heavy rain fell over
no rl inns nl the ronntv. The soil
waft t00 wot ln most ft,j,is to allow
working on Thursday, but on Fri
day all farmers wore busy plowing
and doing other ficUl' vtfrk; only
to bo stopped by a heavy rain
.,.,.,., r()llllm.need fulling early
iof summerfallow plovlnrlo J'?''V., -T,.,iin m ' ti,n Tirrti "dnd m
inAln.. r,n. In nmnv T.iirlS of ttll.1
r,u,r. ....
corninunlty durtiiK thn past ifn
ilay.4, nntl Home of the m"n rofort
th(; soil bt-coniini,- fluito . ilry' In
places, luuUIn plowinff ,fdlff Icilit.
Howovor. with the Inrse. amount
of molHltirn this tronliln will he
eliminated for awhile at least. Tilt.
.weeds and volunteer iirain have
made a KOnd start on the most of
the land which was in crop lasc
year and much or it is heinit ltillea
in plowiiiK, accordinit to reports
from farmers anil in nearly un m
irraln is reported to he
stances tin:
KcrmlnatinK and comii.K up very
well. Much Kar.len plnntinK has
been done d-.,rinK the. past two
weeks and this stuir is iookimk
v cri
...ll In ,.!,,lv minlens. Slnclt-
men say that
l, h,, been n mill:,
, ..t .In,., itif... hnvn seen
f,. en.wllilons ns irood as they
are at nreseiit The early buneh-
files at a much earlier time than
u iiutmi fnr ihi f-omni:inHv is snid
to be rcHponsllle for tbts comlifion.
Fllofl havo iilso proved u Hfrbum
tnrnnno to Ihe docltliiK of late
lambs nnd a close watch is hclnir
maintained on many flocks 01
lambs In order to keep tbern from
Scorning Infested. Sheep flocks In
ffcnerul are said to be dniirj? ex-
ceptionally well. Many of the
ImnbH puiiio during the latter part
of I-Vbriuirv nnd early Mamh and
wun poou ran go conditions wimn proj'-ii. u-'v
has resulted In the ewrs n-malnlnK competed at Corvnllb this yenr-in
In good flesh and pivlns pb nty of the contest. The boys were taken
'milk has allowed the Iambs t on n canVpus tour Inspecting hcv
mnke a tino growth. Lambs lu cral of the different ng depart
some of the f!oeV:s which were mcnts. Prof. Ktewart accompanied
t lambed during tho early part of tho bnya to the collene nnd Mrs.
' March look ns though they would Stewart went as far as Portland.
jw-'dnh fin pounds and possibly nior They returned home Sunday even
each. I 'art of thecattb this com- jng.
imunitv have hern movd to sum- The poppy pouter contest being
mer ranges where the grass is said
to bo well stalled. Many heads
have bcf-n treated with sheop dip
ns a preventative from tick In-
fetation.
J Many peopb? from various pnrth
of tho county have been visitors
here during the past week to at-
tend the sale of htinkrupt stock at
tbo U. R. ilaisti-n & f'o. Inc..
J which is being rlos'-d out. Mnny of
the malb'r articles offered for sale
las well as various kinds of fnrni
LA GKANDE EVENING UHSKKVKit, LA tlKANDK, ORE.
By Oscar Hitt
i. i i i
husinesM visitor in town last week
lli.i reports' u soaking rain in that
romimmltv on Hatiirdnv nnd that
crops of all kinds are looking wtdl.
A largo supply of ground squir
rels are reported from nearly - all
parts of this community. " The
vnnntr milonlH liv nltii-tixl iiiuklilV
lti,i.. o.,,,,.,...,..,.... . Mnmn nf ihe
I farmers state that they have beer.
doing some poisoning since the
first appearance of the old sqnlr-
'rels in Kebruurv, but have not been
nble to get any largo u-imber of
them with tho poison. Many re-
porf very effective results from the
, use of poison gas and a largo
I amount of this has been used on
some of tho large farms in t.no
. hill farming seeitons.;
Crin Hudson who recently leased
a tract of farming land in tho
Diamond prairie sectjon has been
seeding the ground to oats. He re
ports finishing his seeding just bc-
fore the rains. He expects to move
his leaina and plows to tho J)ry
crook section in a few days to, start
. plowhiff Hunimcrfallow on a farm
which they havo rented Ihere. '.
I'M Hell.- who farms the C. A.
Hunter hill ranches, was a business
visitor in town tile last or tile weeit.
l..lul,n.l litu
" .
.iwulv In start nlnw!n Slimmeriai-
' low ns soon as tile weather be
comes settled.
Ucorse Cusslns and P.oy Clastlu
were, Joseph business visitors tho
latter part or the week.
lira. Hurry Hearing, of Kvun.l.
and Miss Ann Murphy, who teaches
the school in district No. 40, were
visitors In town the latter part of .
the week. 1 ' -
Kenneth Keeler recently "com
menced work for Merlin Wealty,
of Middle valley. If. 1'. llechtel
has been on ihe sick 1st ror ti.o
past several dnys He is reported
to somew mi ,m ro ..
......n. , ,,
small place in win near :..- ...-
trlet. reports ine sue
of
l con-
Slticrniiie iiiiiiti' r ui ...... ....
which they have hatched with hens
this sprliiK. The chicks ore pure
bred Huff OrphlnBtoiia and have
ro iu.I ready sale at 20 cents each.
" T. O. l-'caKins was a business vis
itor in town the last of the week
from his home In Hie North wooAh.
He reports roads rirylnir nnd (jruss
startliiK well in that section.
Imbler School
Stands High In
F.F.A. Contest
. t.cliha Ocnvcr
(Observer Correspondent)
T.MULKH, Ore., (HpcciM) Out
of 33" Hchools. iiuijlor has been
rhoMen twlco to . compote In the
V. A. contest nt O. K. C. Three
boys went frotni lu-re th!a year,
They were: Clifford Conrad. Kford
hmtin, virsu cnom. wmn
his Orccon Farmer depree, that
hcinff the highest dcreo obtained,
and Clifford won tho same degree
last year. In one of the shop con-
teste, -Clifford won third placo. All
three oC the boys had very pood
hld in thft grades here closed
Monday evening. Those winning
prizes were: Emma Coe and Dor-
othy HichVrson, fifth and sixth
grade fc'lrln. $1.00 each: Dorothy
Crouer and Dorothea West, sec-
ond, GO cents each. The two wln-
nlng posters will be went to the
tato contest with a chance at the
$-,.nn prize. This contest Is spon-
Hored by the auxiliary. The fol-
lowing aro the ones to enter pos-
ten for the contest: Neta Wilson.
Alice Westenskow, Kuth Halo,
J:mo Wright. Ruth Conklin, Mar
Jorie Howell, Donna Watson, Dar
win Keenan, Dorothea Wwt, Dor
othy Croutter. Karrell Hktlling,
Emma Coc. Nell Martin, Verna
. Oraybeals, Molha Wtntentskow,
4 Donald Keefer ond Klva Klcher
tuon. These are from the fourth,
fifth nnd sixth grndpg. Dorothy
Hnrold ANMse of the seventh and
Uicheraon, Wnylund Huoy and
uiKhth grades, al.o entered. Mttny
t'ood postern were entered makhiK
tt difficult to choose the best.
A special meeting of the mem-
borjr of the nuxiliary was held
Monday "evening at the homo of
Mrs, Ruth Wcstenskow. IMaus
wtr made for Mother's Day. re
membering the fathers of mothers
of the auxiliary. Thirteen mem.het's
were present t the meeting,
. Mil, and Mrs. Hay West had ns
their Sunday dinner guest, Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Lanmnn, Mr. and Mrs,
Charles Sandeison of Summerville.
The afternoon was tpeni In visit
ing. M'rs. Roy Buoy and Mrs. Ray
West havo bVen on tho slek list
this week. Hoth have been re
ported much better.
Mack McCoy was among the
students who took tho trip to the
Columbia River basin. Mack re
mained at Irrlgon visiting rela
tives. Many little chicks have been
ordered by the (farmers around
Invbler. Otis Cloldlng, who runs
a small chicken farm near invbler
has received 1,03 chicks and ex
pects to order m,ore. Don Ituck
nmn of near horo has ordered over
L',000. : Several of tho boys in the
Smith-Hughes department in- the
high school have ordered chicks
for,-their years projects. Theso
range.frbm 100 to Duo to.the pro
jeet. ' , t ;. . - -
-ChRS. Clenver left Tuesday morn
ing for'.- Wollowa lake where he
will remain until about' September.
Mrs.. Cleaver -plans to join", him
lattjr when the resort- opens. lie
is' helping to get the lake in order
for tho ' sumiifccr.
Wmi.' Rollins and Mrs, Rose
Oarns, fox farmers, bad some had
luck - befall them tho other- day.
Mi Rollins lost ten pups out ' of
two litters which would amount to
several hundred idnllaru. These
were blue foxes. Until this hap-
Opened,' Mr. Rollins has been very
fortunnte in not losing pups. Mrs.
tiarne lost several suver iox jmps
this year. Kbo has Just started
her farm, raising blue and silver
fox.
i Tho Imbler High school gleo
Clllb Will glV a UOUCert
rid ay
evening at tho Wtiil hall.
This
Includes both boys and girls. I hey
have .been practicing Tor several
weeks under tho direction of Miss
Kargeant. the gleo club instructor,
The concert will begin at 8:00
o'clock. Tickets can be bought
fromi the students of the high
school.
i '
Menus Of The
Day
Hy Mrs. Alenii(lei- ;e"ino
MAY l.r.N'lli:()-N .MKXtl
Oranue llasltets l''llleil
' C-wlLli Ktrawberrles 1
Tuna Koulfle. ami Creamed
New, I'eas
KiiiKer Uolls t'urran Jolly
AnaraKui: Halad
' . !
In CU-latln
--ZTZZriZZX:?
.0 h raiHetl- Wa f .cr s
. n.inin. i n.
Coffee
rinfccr KoIIk '
Ono flko yeaat.
' Kotlr; tablespoons luliewarin- w-a-ter.'"'
- ii- . .-.
one and one-fourth cups luke
warm nflik.
One-third cup butter.
One-third cup sulfur.
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for tills col u ma nut be
lu by f ii, m.
we woik ny can nnti not lor inn,
Blve us a rail und your work Is
doiie. lluckhorn Tnxl and Trans-
fer.. Main 1S1. . 4-30-1 t
llemstlulilnit, pleathiR, button
liolea, etc. Norton's Klildle Kliop.
" . . ,....' aov.
I-TIKE KOOT HKIOIt TOrOKUOW
I to. p. m r. IV stoffe1 IJepot
l-'ountaln l.uncli. 4-JiU-ll
TlA OTPS AM) SAI'CT.RR
Nict- enough for your pnrty Her
vlco nnt) at a price which you enn
afford to uso them for everyday.
' Viho ilava'rinn (Thliia Tea Cups nud
SiiucerH, and Salad Plates, In six
different color combinations, at HKc
for a Net of six ptnU'f and KSc for
thrno tea cups find saucers, now on
special sale at Hlcliardson's Ail
und (lift Shop.. 4-i92 t.
Aot'ci;sir.XT
We open our nt-w fountain and
lunch tomorrow. March 1st, with
iki:k itoryr ni:i:it
1 to f p. m. V. P. Singe Depot
Fountain I.unch. 4-30-1 t.
. twt:ivk iavs i ntil
.Mriu;Ks iav
Take advantage of the specl.il
gift s-rvlr nt llichardson's Art
and Clirt Shop In tho selection of
your gift for Motlmr on Moth'T'a
Jay. If jndrods of new and useful
articles for mother will be found
in tho gift lino at Richardson's Art
and Olft Shop. 4-29-2 t
notict; to MTitrroHK
S'aled proposals will be received
by the Mnsonlc Hulbllng associa
tion at the office of (ieotge T.
Cochran, up to Kivu O'cloek P. M.
ftattinlay. May the 3rd, 1930 for
excavating of basement on tin- Ma
sonic property In the City of !i
Grande. Oregon.
Tho contractor to furnish all
labor, tools and equipment for the
rotnplele excavation as outlined in
the specifications now on file In
the offlco of Architect Charles H.
Miller.
OKOUOE T. COCmtAX.
H"cn'taix
4-30-1 t
yoi n AtTO
Have your Auto Olasa work done
at pJchardson's Art nnd CM ft Shop.
They specialize In widnhltid and
side glass fitting. 4-29-3 t.
Two eggs, well beaten.'
I'our and one-half cups flour.
Crumble yeast, add lukewarm
water and soak until well softened.
Add milk, butter, sugar, alt, eggs,
2 cups flour. Itent four minutes
Add rrst of flour and placo in
greased bowl. Cover and let rise
until doubled in hulk. Roll out on
floured board until dou?h Is onu
fourth Inch -thick. Ise sharp
knife and cut In lengths 4 Va
ini'hts long: nnd oncl.tird inch
wido. Spread with meltoil batter
and twist each roll. I'lace one
torn th inch apart on greased hak
im; Klu-ets. Let rise until doubled
in bulk. Spread tops with warm
niilK', bake ?m minutes In moderate
oven.
Xtpnmuus Salad hi (ieltalu
(1 parkagi- lemon flavored gelatin
mixture)
One and three-fourths cups holl
tnir water,
Twh tablespoons Jemnn juice.
One-half teaspoon salt.
One-fourth teaspoon pepper.
Ono teaspoon sugar.
One cup diced celery,
. Ono cup diced, cooked or canned
asparagus. :i ;
Three tablespoons chopped pi
mentos. : .
Two tablespoons finely chopped
green pepper.
On tablespoon finely , chopped
onions, v 1 ;:.V . (,
1'our water oviVgelatln mixture
and stir until, difsolvcd. . Add" lemon
Juice. .Hail.. lK-pper. sngar." Allow to
coo, idd other .IpKivdienls, pour
Into "iiKllvIdual molds ringed out
with- i'iildv water. ..Set In'cCtd plac
to. stiffen. ; Vninold arid servo on
nestii ot shredded .lettuce.. Romlove
one teaspoon of gelatin from top
of -each mold and place one table
spoon of mayonnahe in each In
dentation. Insert tiny . wires to re-,
sepihlo handles, of baskets nnd in
terwitu' tho "bundles" with fine
fs-k. Ii,.i.....,irirl1 :
f.ast night while fast asleep
along nlsiiit midnight an old, rum
bling fro I glit train jmcd cla-e to
our mbin and blew his - rtirlll
whlstlo right lu itmr njMn whitlow.
I almost Jumped out or my .liUle,
After 1 Ntopptl trembling I begau
lo think and (lifuk I may not live
very long. Annl.hcr freight truln
may scam ino to tlcnth, but while
1 do live 1 waul lo do nil the (ohm!
1 can and 1 am going to tell you
U'ruil mothers untl fitMiciMi'ljo.VrVaitd
(glrLs liow mi can help me. I-.'very
jono of us knows how tho to
JbacHo ccniifHtrikH uro nihvmIIiik mil
; lions of clollurs In pulling out plc
IturoH ami luIvortLsemeuts ilk order
that llioy might be ubto to Wt imi
plo to smoke cigsri'ts. W hen Uicy
Miy "I'd walk mlhvfor h clgarct"
I Uicy do not tWI lis wliy a man
. would walk n mll for any kliul
'cf a Hgarct. Tho man or hoy w ho
wtiild walk a milo for a olgiinet
doei so Uecaiuw he hits already
k smoked so many tluit ho lias bo
ciiiiwi a slitvo lo Ihein. Vcstorday,
(lie writer asked a big rinn la
Brando young iiiun If lie smoked
clgarct s and llio young man tnriml
toward mo ami said "Say, do you
'! want to Insult mo " Then (ho young
man said "Nature In i
tliu first nhioK
clhtl - not rn.low mo Willi imy too
niucli bnilns mill lr l'l luillit ft
clejiret down on my lip I'll Uniw
ilmt lU,. hmlUM I liavfl llonll
Itlii-oiiKli the clgarct -mid' I fiuiy
need tltnsc brains aflei a while In
Mi:". I would to ilthi that every
boy and itlii in I41 (Grande felt tut
Hits young tunii fcels, "No, 1 don't
Miiokc" Kays ; CharltH . AugHHtiU
1liMlbcrgh. - It is reported Hint nf
tcr ;eno Tiinney won .Ills : cduiin.
plnnslilp onn of tho lobnrco cnni
panlcy houi liliu an ttffcr f 10,000
lo JiikL filgn his iininc to I ho fol
lowing "all of my frkMids ii.hc your
kind of :tu;urt-lj." J.Mr, Tuning's
aiiHwcr wart something llko thU,
"No, I do not Hiimkc and will not
lend my influence to start some
young1 fellow doing what I do not
do inyMnlr," Now tills is the propo
sition, dear renders. It will cost
lotx or money to imblLh a lot of
good fncLH for our Inys and girls
to read nnd I am not financially
able myself to sKnd all (Ills money.
It Ik true (luit we have a big farm
at Imbler nud lots of rows and
bogs but wc also have a big mort
gage looking ns In the fan. Whlie
wo niv waiting for pigs nnd calves
.r grow we want lo help save a lot
lor boys and girls. I have apnolntcxl
, Kcv. CarloH A. PlumlM-r ns treas
urer to keep a strict Ixstk or iu
oiunt of how ninny dollars Is spent
ami who gavo It ami if yon want
lo know what I will say nct Just
help ils out. Wo might Im nble t,n
Miy something or offer a prhte that
will avn our lsy or girl. S4na
your money for this clgarct cam-
lalgn to Itov. Curtis A. PliimlM-r or
inysrlf, lift firainle, Oregon, or stop
In Uio La f; ran do National luink
and give It to I Carl undcl. If you
pick up tlio paper In the near fnt-
ure and wonder why I have Mild no
more, Jiwt remrinlHT that I havo
run out of money. ,lnt Uiko a
walk down by our public MiiooLs
In tho oionbigs and wo oeir boys
and ft Iris as they pour out of the
school rooms Our teachers aro
doing all Uioy nan to keep this
dirty, iwmiftil habit from Uioni.
Ijrt 11s fin our part. Wo nerd the
help of the cburtiioH and tho Hun
day schools, Out granxcH, ' the
Indget, rhamlM-r of couinwircr. rail
rood nicn, nioatcuttrs, IwrlMTN,
j farmers and farmers wlvs and old
iicjvs "is. mo tion't no! to no
rotten egged tills early In Uw icaino.
Yours truly,
C'LAC Di: C. PILTV.
Adv.
greenery. ' .. 'l t .
Ilnkct lcssei't ".; . '
Klgbt individual , nngcl food :
c;i Kt-. j
Ono quart orange sherbet.
One cup whipped crenm'.
One cup variegated gum drops1.
V Kight strips angelica. '
Hake angel ' food cakes in deep
murriP pan:'. The cakes should he '
ono day old before used. Itcmov .
cruiiilm from cakes, leaving cases, l
Place cases on .light green pnper
do! Ik-; and fill with orange slier- ;
bet.- Sprinkle tops with gum drops;
and insert angelica strips . for j
handles. , .
OFFICE
CAT
. TRADM MAMK ft0.
By Junius
Little IVIhnv (to next door
neighbor) Say, mister, are you
the man who nave my brother a
dog last" week
, Neighbor Ves. - . '
l.illlo Kellou- Well, ma says to.
come und take theiuill bui'k. -
. '.,.-.'
, Henry- llnuv gracefullv Cush
niaii seems to eat corn on ss c.nli.
Joseph If"' ought (o. lie's a
plccnlii . plaver. -
(itrdeuer (npplvlnif for a job) !
I sco von . aketl for it nuirrietl '
inn n, mailaiiM'. Is that hveaue ycni
have some norl;, foctitv wife?. I
Madame Oh. no. I want a mar- I
rlett man to he sure he Is used to
taking c.itlcrs from women. ' f
Ilith Uros. have the right
ttlca m roasting coffee
No nui k-roastivjo method can
produce the Havor that Hills
Bro.' exclusive process Con- '
trolled KoastitiR can pro- -ducc.
Every berry is roasted ; .
evenly nnd a matchless, urn- '
form flavor is the result.
Fresh from the orhhtftl vacuum
pack.. Easily opened ivith the key.
HILLS
BROS
COFFEE
01030
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Guaranteed and Manufactured by
LA GRANDE MILLING CO.
Ask Your Grocer for Federation
Page Seven
J.C.PENNEYC01
X08 Depot St. V
La Grande, Ore.
A. Work Shofe
; Of Sturdy Comfort
Sure to fill every demand
made of it for durability
and, comfort is this work
shoe of chocolate retan
with rubber heel and leather
sole. Low-priced, tool v
$2.19
Adopt New Drug Symltui
HIMtl.lN tAI') The dcrmair
DriifrKit!: UKKfJclntion- has adopted;
as a symbol of its trade a staff
with a iierpent 'colled around It;
Tht'v found this In Oreek niyth-nliiL-v
where Aesculapius, god . of
iiVMtU'lne, is pictured carrying it!.
Washington .Secretary : Ummnt
Mays Hoover's, conference les'-.enod
depth of. business, depression. 'JV -,
When in Portland i n
MOST OP
YOUR FRIENDS;
Stop at The : v"
. HEATHMAN-: V,:
. HOTELS
tho eslahllshcd preforcnoo'.'of'
peopln from i ho J,a,0mnde ipf
rllnrH-a prefereiico ensily - ilp
preciated If you vu over toppedi
there. 7 :
Ideal location, across from tho
Hroudwny1 theater, pext doo'r'fo
llio l'orlland thcator, nndAa
minute's wnllc from tho: liest
stores. '.' :v ' ', i'' --'-:' T
(;oihforlnliln. lnvltltiff robins-
nllri.clU-n InhhtoH ILlld' the ' IllOSt
nnimliii enffen shons;. InV Port-,
.uhmi. rourteoiiH iinnloyoH who
takn. pains to, make, your ,Hiny
pleasant. ,; 1 . '.-;,.,(
HEATHMAN
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nroadwtiynd ailinon.'vv'
Park , and, Salmon v'
Q. B. HEATHMAN, Qwnor.-Mer
. .'ukohok m. king
' . ' u m. pierce :. ,
. .. .l.irf.V.-i-nriASIIte-MtHW-;.
nread made from Federation Flour
Kivcs you the flavor, has the white
flakey color and is more economical
to the house-wife in linking.
After using Federation Flour once
you will like it.