La Grande evening observer., May 06, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

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LA GRANDE KVKNWQ UliSKKVEK, LA GRANDE. ORE.
Tuesday, May 6, 1930
OVE
AVIint St In ,Alil Tlmiwiliiy
Thoro In Htlll a rouHltleruliluf .Mm, .Amlivw lllokliiml iiHxiMod
amount of wheat t be put in tlilslby Mi'K. U.irn tt IMniUanil will en
Kprinur ovr th valley, urconllni; m I terluiii tin nieinlr of ()m iNlnnd
County Af(rUiiltiirlHt Hurry Avery, t Hiy Aid widely Thurwb.y aftr
ihio to thn wet weuther In mime j noon tit the Andrew . liloltlnm!
sentloiiH. Airulfu looks eHpeelully bonir. x
fine, thn acrcH drilled thiH yeur he-
lug prrenter In numlier lliuu for I nv(1 Mul
n Kood many yeiii-H aeiiordlnff to j TIl).r(, W,.P 33 Pjm.tu at thn
Mr. Avery. KverytniiiK iookh khou.
wc uru reminded, exeepim mo
market h. Whont 1h coinlnft nlotitf
Hplendidly la llio Cinuuht ll'ude
valley.
Sunday (iiie!1
Mr. and Mm. Kuch'n Whealey
and e.hildren of Ul Orunil(. wi-ip
KiiestH Sumiay- of Mr. and Mm.
JU-rborl Speekhart and iJiiiiKhli-f.
In the Imvn district.
Conlrncis AkiiIii-
Directors of
district have contracted with Mrs.
ftliTHi wei u, in n, . -
ffaln next year. Mrs
just finishing her third ..c-ohh
year at this particular sehoo ihI
lias IHten KIVIUK finini-nu Niuni.ir
tlon arconlln: to the palrons.
o
Ilfsultfi Tell '1
. countv AirrlcnllurlHt Harry Av-I
cry lias Houlo Interesting hunches look for Oregon euiuied fresh
of ryo hi his office. They v.'-r prunes will be discussed by
taken from Ihe orchard of 'I'. -' ! Milton N, Nelson, 'h'cail of the de
Jiefty above the Cove where rye purtniciit oT Ci-onomlcH and soirlol
was sown us a cover crop ami as a owy .at 7 : 1 Ti .l-'rlday evening, May
fertilizer oxperhnent. The rye was- !i nom KOAC Jla Will laso his
sown on March UK when, special- ' talk on Jiifornmtlon obtained In n
Jsts from the colleijo were -horn
helping in star, tho experiment.
Tho ryo on which rerllli'.cr was. , o
ai)pllod Is taller, thicker, and has iHnnet- (;u(Ik . -more
leaves. Those who have Heen r ,U ,rHt W, Ai Hull and
the samples and compared t hem, I family of the . J'lcusanl Orovc
' havo placed thn Improvement from . iioltfhbnrhooil bad fur their din
600 per cent up. It Is said that',,,.,. Ki,rHtH Simdaj', Mr. and Mrs.
there wre more shoots of tho ryo
como up on which no inmiistor
hnd'been applied, but In every
other way it was Inferior.
o
Has "ttlintipliiK CuiikIi :
Khrtnan Hates, yoniiK son of Mr.
and Mrs. T: W. Hates, of the Wll-
lowdnln district Is reported to have
ine W'lluupillK euuHU, wiuhhu ii
very mild form.
o
Aliivl Aid
Mrs. Hori-n. Tucker, of the Iowa
district, will ho the Jiosichs to tho
Allc.el Aid Thursday nMernoon at
her home. :
HtIioaIa Olose ' '
.,, Two Hchoels In the county havo
hi ready completed their work for
tho year. Gordon Creek school,
near Kbfin, presided over this year j
hy Miss Alien Knyo Mclntyre, I
closed last week. Miss Mclntyro;
e.pocts lo (?o tj school next year
ind she will be followed by Mrs.
Kldon Hush who bus already signed
Uthlch- W'&dAM4 irf'Yi'ikir'A.V,
Hehool which hal olnsInK exercises
on Vrlday under the supervision of
Miss Clonevii Murehlsnn the teacli-
er, who Is also to teach this school j
next year. There were a number
of visitors at Miss Murebison's
prnjrrnni, who went for -Hie day
inking their lunch with them,
III
Haul Ifonstey of Hunitnervllle has
huon'(ult 111, flue with nearl. eoni
plleatlons h living- been the cause of
Ills trouble.
Kntertniu ni DlniM'c
Mr. ami Mrs. Horcn Tucker re
cently entertained at their home In
the Iowa district at dinner having
for their Ktiests, Mr. and Mrs,
I.oule Staudley, Mildred and Hale,
Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Hpeekhurt
nnd datiKhter, Helen .lean, of that -nelhliorhoei
and M r. and Mrs.
3-h'nest Waldeti of l,a (Irande.
'ards were the culertnininenl nf-"
ter dinner. , . ...
Sunday at Home
Miss Merle Frlzzell who is em- '
ployed In the office at the lllue
Mt, Creamery went to her home ul .
Huminervllle Tor a weekend visit.
AMls Sunday
MIhh Horls Krench of l.a (Irande
spent Sunday at. the. home of h-r
friend, Miss Dorothy SmuU on tho
Hide hill, road.' ,
o- j
On Uiisliics
Knv. Hall IC. Wnllts or Knter
prise, former pastor of th com-!
muuity church at Island city was
the frtU'Ht of friends in tin- valley
Sunday,
o--.
:i)Lrrialu ut Hluner
Mr. and Mrs. Harry 0. Avery
nnd ..daughters of Islanii i.'lty had
J'or their diuni-r kuchis Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Houth Mekcunon and
daughter Kvelyn. Mr. nnd Mrs.
It. Lcdbi'tter and son, l.yle, of the
valley and Mr. ami Mrs. Henry
I,ocnnig of Muddy ('n-etv
Grange in MeC
Hie regular mcettnj; of the nine
Mt. (irang). will be li.-l.l tomorrow
ut thn hall beginning at II o'clock
lu the morning.
o
fioM to H'YinKloii
Mrs. 101 wood Hmven if Sumrner
vlllfl went to IlermlHton laHt week
where she will assist in the care
or Mr. Howeu's futle-r who has
been Multe poorly for some tlnn.
PURINA, STAttTENA
and
BABY CHICK CHOW
Seed Grains Wheat Oats
and Success Beardless Barley
BROOM FIELD & RICHARDSON
Phone Main 714
R THE VALLEY
Mabel IE. Morton, Valley News Editor '
Plionen Reilaence, 826-J; Office, Main ti
:Wii.OW(i..i,. Humliiv Hclniol Hundav.
at the home of .Mr, and .Mi-m, KIhIi-
which Jh roiinlilercd very wood
In that neighborhood. A week uko
Sunday the hcIiooI hud si picnic, hut
on Account of the, weather wore
ol.llK'M to hold It IndooiH, Mih.
j KtMj.r
' H,.ioot.
I.
In Kiipcrlntendent of the
-0
r'iiehcrs ItccI'Vtcd
, All tho four t'jachers at the Is
! land city school were reelected for
prln-
MIhh Miohnt:lson, Miss Kmntz
laud Mim llnnxon. Krliluy was
(Uy ft., thft K,.(limdS d
huildinKS wnm Klven a thorough
rmioVlUon- by tho tllftPlli. nnd
week markH the last
' pupils.
j-week of school ut
; . , o
tint Island,
rrimcs fUscusi'd
. The market situation and out
reeeul siudy of cnnltlonH In the
Oreifoii prune Industry.
Wayne Kita-ll and family,
filvn I't'ottTiim
Tho Oregon Day program given
Kriday by thn pupils of tho Val
eria school and their toucher, Mr;.
Merle Howell, was enjoyed by a
large company of patrons of tho
Hr100(i
The school was very pret
tily dncoratod with the, nundlwork
of the children .and arranged by
groups of studios, such as history,
language, picture work, busy work,
etc. In tlm windows wern the
drawings, In color, -of the. ohlhlren
of foreign lands. The sand tablo
was arranged us ti Dutch scene
with the rows of tulips, the dyke
and tho big Dutch windmill. The
exhibits were all very good. Spec
ial mention might be made of the
work of Miss Kllen Hellls, the only
8th grader In I he school, who has
considerable ability in drawing and
painting. Hbe'has also written sev
eral verses which have been deem
ed good enough for publication in
tho Portland, papers. I'lograms
m're,wuJi bxithe, jiypll?, Ahijeov,-,,
er having been designed by Miss
Hellls. The special program given
consisted of, -(I) Oregon, her his
tory,' Donald Jasper; :"Sweet Ore
gen," a song, by Kllen llellls,
"Oregon, her geography," Vlolet
te Welis; mustr, "William Tell,"
Donald .Jasper; recllallon, "Aft
Oregon Hun Knows Whore to Set,"
I'M nn '.luspcr; song, "There Are
Many Kings," Kugcuo Mocker: flag
drill by grades 1, !!. ;t, 4, and 0;
roll call, the entire school: Ore
gon's modest flower, "A Violet"
j Vlollotto Wells; Oregon's Wonders
Snnunarlod, Kllen 1 hills, The sec
' end part Of the program consisted
of class demonstrations, with music
by four pupils, nt dramal latloii by
the first grade; an arithmetic speed
test by the fourth grade; a drama
tisation by the third grade, cutis
sthenics by the sixth and eighth
'grade; , a. song by Kllen Hel
lls. The geography project had to
, do with Holland and consisted of u
skeich on the country by Kugene
i Meeker, u song by Kdnu Jasper and
a folk danco by grades 1, 3, A
Inhif 0. Tho civics project Included
tho rules to respect our flag bv
Kllen Ileitis.
!
Sunday Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. l- A. Kpling, of
'l.n Of ramie Mr. and Mrs. II. K.
ltlchey of l.n (Irande and Mr. ami
Mrs. Krank Wright were guests
Sunday ut the H. MeAniKli home In
the Valeria district.
o i
To Teach 1IncwIiCc
Miss Corn Hiico, who for tho
past two years has taught home
economies ul Klgln is leaving there
this year and will teach next year
In tin Astoria high school,
o
At Daughters
Mi. and Mis. Sam Wllllumson
and Jackie of Cove avenue drove
to the homo of their son-ln-lnw
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. K. K.
Hughes Sunday where they spent
a very pleasant day. Their daugh
ter, Miss Sam Is still vlHltlng at
the Tom Williamson home at Wnl
lowu lulte,
o
Start Dinner 1'lau.v
At the auuuul meeilng of the
Smninervllle Cemetery association
ni'in at the ehupH Huturday after-j
nuoii, uim iewis or riensant Orovo
and C. M. Hale of linbter were
elected directors to succeed Will
iam JMrks who retired after years
of faithful service and John Me-
itae who did not wish iil
ii nn
I'nclo Jim W'oodelt1 wnn tho 'hobl
OVc V member. ! ftce'rf elected1 wen-'
c. M. Hale. prVMldcnt, Alnf lit:
Welch, Hecivtnry urnl Mrs. I 'uric
Wafconer. trr;rniiri
I'ltins for the annual dinner nnd
Kiipprr to lie served uu AlCMiirinI
day ivmv started and the commlt
tens will iM'jjin to work at oner.
lilt' iu U' : in "I IIH-
general arrangements is M rs,
h'rank Wo'odell, Mis. K.-C. Combs,
Mrs. Mary l.ittreil, Mrs. Karl
I'ark, Mrs. Wayne Park, Mrs.- raf
fle Slack and Mrs. Kttii Ohoat-.
Imiirovlu Una"
WorU on the Clover
Creek road
In the North Powder vicinity Is gp -
lug on rapidly. A crew of men are
at work finishing the grading, and
leveling up the surface preparatory
to gravelling, six or icviu .iuIIch or
which, it Is said, will "b put on.
o -rinlshCK
Itoal '
heltoy iy or the ('Ovo who Is a
very skilled workman, has recently '
finished llio line motoi boat .on
which hu ban been working for
some time, Mr. Lay built, the boat
for bis "own pleasure and enjoy
ment, but since Its completion or
near-completion ho' has received a
number of' flattering offers for' It.
It, Is reported that Its value nelgli
at 'present, j
bors $l,fi(iO. Mr. Kay
conteiujlates taking tlie boat to
Walbiwa lake.
Men io VVw '
At the regular mei
ting of ltoek
Wall grange this.
ubtg at their j
hall north of Klgin the m.-n of the I
nilliui it I IMIll' Hill IIUV" CIIIIIK1' Uir
feed. This gnara ntecs ' not only
some good eats hut also u big
crowd, as this group of men have
built up quite a reputation since
their organization was .started.
Hock Walt is makipg fine strides,
two new members having been in
itiated nt the meeting;, two weeks
ago. , k '
o
Make Improvements
Home improvements on the in
terior of the building and the ad
dition of a large new blaeklioanK
have recently been seen to 'by the
directors of the Hlverslde school.
Tho teacher. Miss J.icille I 'eck,
who bus had a very good year,
this year, will attend ahe Knsteru
Oregon Normal school next year.
o
Club Doing' Well-
North Powder and Wolf Creek
anil thai section has always been
SEASONABLE
RECIPE
MACAHOM btMl-1 WITH
Ml NllltOOM sacci-:
(Serves eight generously)
3-1 c. maearonl.
i c. cream. "Ttf ' t " '
J e. brcaflerumbs, '
J -L e. butter.
1 T. parsley.
1-2 t. mlt.
eggs.
1- c. l''armesan cheese,
Cettk 'the maearonl, whTch has
! been broken in small pieces.. Scald
the cream and pour- It over the
j soft bread crumbs. Add the melt
ed I nitter, chopped parsley, salt,
eggs beaten light and' the grated
cheese. Mix with th,- cooked mac
aroni nnd bake lu a pan set in
hoi water for thirty-live minutes
In a mod era le oven. Serve with
the mushroom sauce.
Mushroom Sauce
2 T. butter.
i: T. flour.
Juice from mushrooms nnd milk
to make two cupfuls.
Salt and paprlkti.
1 can mushrooms.'
Melt the butter, add the flour
npd stir until smooth. Then add
the ll(uid well thickened. Add the
mushrooms cut In dice.
Color is the modern note in floors. Finished
with QUICK-STEP they arc right in style.
QUICK-STEP gives them a sunny, cheerful
appearance that adds charm to any room.
Floors, porches, stainvays, all
W. H.
OUICK-
STEP
i pi'oud of tho work done hy the
loH and KiHs In their 4-11 club
work. An aceoiint of u reeent dU
; pfay Is uh follows,
At a displuy of the handiwork of
(iieiMh'TH of tho North -J'owdcr 4-H
ijfirlH sewiuK club shown at the
school last 1-Ylday, Tln-da
Moore
won first, -Kt-rn llobhs second- and
t llliaillH lllirU Alir UM1
best
work. .The -t-ll girls ttt.vn a short
program in tlid auditorium, prior
lo Die vlowlng of the exhibits
which wcro shown in tho seventh
grade room. The P,-T. A. appor
tioned $5. an for the three prizes
and Mrs. O'liryinit Kuo u ; llltfl
amount to be - divided iMpiuliy
ahiong the other girls, they boimc
cima i:ooi, Eileen Shaw; M'Jorle
Craighead, ' Hurbara McPheo, Susie
Peuison, Paulino (Ubson, Zelpha
Carnes, l-'aye Pearson, Kthel Pear
son ami ICsther J.oosiio. '
The local rluh was organized De
cember 13, last, when Miss Jlolen
Cowgill, assistant club ' leader was
bent, semiring J :t members. Mrs.
O'Mrynnt lias had charge of the ' dainty' trio played by- Uena and
dub us leader, sewing elub mem- j A rleen .Choutn and Oencvlevo San
bers will go to "the county, picnic . dors, a duet, lujsfdeH u hoJo by each
ut I'niou. wlu re Hie winner . will j PMPH- . ' ,
b,t chosen for the state ulr. 'J'art Wllma . Hill gave tWo. clever and
of the local program will bo ugaln I witty musical- roeltntlons uccom
given at tho, county picnic... ;- 'j punled by Miss Aucluir...
VfrMs Sun
.Mrs, Krunk J. Perry of. Knter
I priso has boon in this, valley mak-
lug. a visit at the homo of. her
son, Merl- Horry, . '
IjTUn I HHl
Begins Its
Operations
Tho Union county ' lnmli pool
i-oiunilllco iiii-t Kiiturduy unci tli
very ini'Kij iilU'iiilancu atlonliMl to
tlin Inlpicat In lllH prdjoct for-tlin
illspoHltlon ,oC Hie prcHOnt Ininli
I'l-nji. 'P., H. Johnson,-, of lowm
i'ovc, wiiM NOlwti'd to-tint tui oftlq
Inl hiiycr for llio iiMHocluliim, .
It l rnpoi-ti-cl Hint tho . first
shlimii'iit of lumlis' will . probably
! maiti! nliniil thn first of Jnnn,
will probttbly inako two. curs, untl
will consist only of fut Inmbs. JIV
A.-I.lnilcri'n from thn stato coIIpro 1
will come to la Grande to assist
In grading tho lambs and members,
of the eoininlttPo will' help . with
the assembling of tho nniiuals, .The
first shipment will in all likeli
hood have.-Omaha for. Its destina
tion. It, is repdrted tfiat eastern
market prices are lowcr'thuh they
have, been since J Alio, l'
The rcnorlH also ai'A "that about
lS,(Uin fleeces have beej! signed up!
for the Pacific. Coopeiutive, : this !
as over against 4;00l) oflasr; year.
Kred Herrin was In th'e" valley last
week getting the work Started off.
Shearing in this" county wiis'weir
slurted when
thft H?Trniy weitther
of last week set In and -operations
wi'i'o temporarily discontinued for
a time, sheep owners fonring the
effects on ' tho animals'1 might'' be
disastrous.
Over Night News
Hy tho Associated Picks
Domestic
Washington Assistant Secre
tary l.owm,:in considering nation
wide drive for seizure .of, .home
brew paraphernalia..
New York Dunuigs from east
ern forest and 'brush fires: mounts
into millions, with now blazes
springing up as firemen conquer,
others. '.
Washington Kederal farm board
warns cooperatives financed l"
board that they ihitst solp under
Mipcrvlvinn of national grain corporation.
Colored
floors
look better
and save work
will plcnd into the color scheme of any room.
It is easy to put on for QUICK-STEP flows
evenly, dries overnight, leaving a surface that is
smooth and gleaming. We'll be glad to tell ou
how to' use QUICK-STEt on any floor in your
surfaces that home. Just ask
Bohnenkamp Co.
Valley Young
Folks Give
Fine Recital
. Clara M. A Uriah jn Ht ntr( four
teen of her pupils in a public re
cital lit thn l'rcsbyterhin church in
KlKln' Kriday, .May I. The recital
was most ImcresiiiiK and plciisinK1.
Tim sttiilciUs played with pulse,
spontaneously and h1iowM fine
KHdinleal traiufiirf even lo the
Kinulltis: pupil.
Thera wir three tw idano en-
( ommes & nanus, i n one of theso
"Moii Key snines hy J.cnnan,
Marie Harris, Dorotha Heebtel,
I lone Arant and ltunjl Choato. play
ed together lu unison without any
assistance. or condileting from
their teaelier. Thuy received inueli
applause. In the Iwq other en
sembP s "lu CarrllllnijltingiK t,
and "March of the-flypsies" by
Dctiufn, Miss Aticiitlr played with
iJLwana Myers, at one piano, while
Doroth:i Hechlel and Marjorie
Woodell were at tho second piano,
In the first number. In the last
ensemble Miss Aucluir, IjU iirose
llurrls, Mario, Harris uml Dorotha
Uechtel played together,.,- these
numbers received an ovation, their
perfect uiilslon, brilliant execution
' remarkable. There was also a
. .iiin Am.iu.ii-, u lurmer j'uruuiio
I teacher,. Is uh 'accomplished pianist
naving reeeiveu ner irainijig in
Hoston under noted teaeliers.
Pes Ides the .above mentioned
pupils-worn Alice Adair and (lene
va Tuylof. I Huh Morrltt, Catherine
Hiinies and Frances Maxwell were
on' the, program but they were un
able, to appear thai night on ac
count of. illness. .. -
- Grain Growers
In Permanent
Organization
' In a roccnt ' mootliifr tho Tnlon
C'ounl' Oraln Growers association,
which was' t'MUporaiily orKunlzcil u
woolt or two uko, inct and pcfruct-crl-
tholr per'oancnt orKunlmtion.
Krnfst Jx-I.onic was' nmilo prcsl
ilont, anil V. J. Case, James Cif'lc
pier,1 Orovor CJrliuinclL mul Archie
f.'onlcy coiistlf.ite tho boiuil
Yom thoso who are Informed
on -tho present status of aTfalrs
with ; this ooopemche' marketing
group, .It. Is learned that already
200,000 bushels of the 1U80 wheat
crop have been signed up Und have
representation.'- In this organisa
tion. This bus been dono without
any definite catnpalgn, nd should
a definite CHinpuign bhSpAit on. It dri
believed tlie number would bo
greatly Increased. Tho time for
dealing with 192I wheat has pass
ed,' ; '
Nothing has been done as to the
definite place or manner of opern-
j(on rno hy.iaws of , the .organ-
izution name 1jl CJrundo' ns.'the
headquarters, Wo imdei'stund
It, It Is within the province of the
local group to sncnreils own elo
vator or wait'honse; Most, of . Ihe
Interest hi this particular unit cen
ters about Alieel, where tho Initial
steps for organization were taken.
' Mr. Huehannli of the elevator there
I i4 thi ti'mnnrnrv seevctarv.
'JMie-l.Tnhm County association Is
a-part of th"o Northwest Grain
Growers corporation which Is. in
turn, a part, of tho National asso
ciation.. -
NO SIDII, .lOHS" SAYS ITAIA
ItOMIC (AP) Ilallnn civil se.r
vio eniployecs aro forbidden to
engogo in. other pursuits In their
sparo time, even those who ' have
been playing' In orchestras . and
bands. .being compelled to give. up
those, places. Mussolini sent tho
notice to' all provincial prefects.
get lots of hard wear and usage need a finish
of QUICK-STEP. This new color finish is re
markably durable. It will neither chip, peel
nor scale. The surface is tough and hard and
will stand trumping and abuse much longer
than any other finish.
You can choose a QUICK-STEP color that
us.
. itowtiti , ..... . '.
The modem quick - drying
finish for floors and all sur
faces subjected to hard wear
Cold Weather
Did Not Harm
Valley Fruit
, The cold weather has not yet
harmed the fruit prospects In this
valley, according io fruit men of
the county In reports yesterday.
Hlossom time came early this year
and the cold nights and days have
kept rrult men In a state of al
most continual anxiety, Saturday
night fi-ur was the greatest but
when the temperature reached the
vicinity of JI.I or 'SO a good wUid
came up which, some think, ward
ed off any damage j that night.
There are sill) those who point to
the fact that the most serious
damage on account of the cold
usually conies along toward the
latter part of (his month.
Some cherry men living close to
La Urn tide report Hint early In the
blossom stage some blossoms were
damaged by the" frost, but not to
any harmful extent, it Is said, In
asmuch as the blossoms hung very
heavy. It Is also pointed out Hint
tlm foliage coming out may prov
some protection, although the
leaves are not yet large enough to
cover tint clusters of blossoms.
Tho experiment :wlth smudge
pots being; tried o'lt how will bo
watched with no little Interest .on
all sides. .
The chief desire from aU rittar
ters, seeinK'.to be for u little more
hear. , . . ' -. .- " , '
mi:dxi;iay inoitM .
National Hroadenstlng company
program: C:30, Orantlaml . Jlleo,
sports, and 'orchestra; 7:30, Amos
and Andy; 7:4I, prohibition poll;.
K, Jack and Klhyl; it, Melqdians;
10, Minstrels.- -
; Columbia : Hroadcnstlng system
7 symphony. orchestra; 8, Itomnir
tlo forty-niners; !), . classical i-con
cert; 9 : !i0, Muslrnl Suggestions.
Denver
KOA (830): 0:30, N7IC; 7, ex
tension service; 7:30, NHC; 8f Old
West 8:Q0, 11111 Hilly boys; 9, Den
ver concert orchestra, male quar
tet; 10, N.I SO.
Port la ml "'. '
' KIOX (1180): 7, Jiarmony Aces;
9, concert orchestra; 10, novelty;
10:30, danco music; 11:30, news;
.11:40, Midnight . matinee.
, KG W (020): (! : 30, NHC; 7, musi
cal program; 7:30, NHC; 8:30,-
U. S. L. Batteries
Yom- olil iHillcry and SU.8R
pulH ii new emu In your car.
Burgess Battery and
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Betted Wheat
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"CATERPILLAR" TRACTORS
save those bushels
you will sacrifice to weather!
Weather steals thousands and thousands of bushels
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in spring . . . even while ground is wet.
The bigger tools a "track-type- "Caterpillar" hauls
over more acres per day ... doing several operations
at once . . . means days saved that may determine the
; success or failure of your crop.
T1 ,rick-type "Caterpillars" that work in wet soil,
sand, on hillsides or in soft seed bed without packing
... saving valuable time . . . take much of the gamble
out of grain growing.
I!) NKW I'OI.DKltS covering every brunch of bclH-r. quicker,
ihtiiiiur forming Willi "CnierpllliiiV In com, row rro, Train.
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Bunting Tractor Co.
1426 JEFFERSON AVE.
studio: 9:1.1, NBC; 9:30, vaude
ville; I". Cecil and" SnIly; l(i:lW.
iit; 10:30, concert; J t. danco
i band. . -
, Jxis Angeles
I KIIJ (000): U: 3u, organ: 7, cnS;
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: organ.
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JNX (105U): :30. musical pro
Jnim; 7, .Mr. and Mrs. radio skit;
j 7:30, nuisical features; 10 to 1 ,
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