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Page Ten LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Friday, June 20, 1930 pr OVER J In cbarjre f th" rprayin tor , th cherry fruit fiy er- untutn iimmUy omitted frosn the story of j that. prwYi In y -Tdy f-r-ver. The r-n fcve full author- J. Hjr to hf. Li in regard to thin work and it i hoprt iWi - they mar have Jo I r ent co- i o i-rut ion in tht com- r-d effort. h-y traded in thir farm tnirk on ; to has the- o,uarantfrv lifL Tlie:th- ft car. ' offtrULa are Guy lsarkr of cove, j o i K HXntirrXX, J-a Offtn'l. :! ; Hf-t-wi fefi J Arthur yurm'n of JmM r- i a. J. Mfcfhi--n, f.eM repre-n- i tative for the JIoit-(n-Kriii . ' f.o fn Trip n i'mMou apenr ytriiny in tJi i Mr. Mau'I Johnnon utfi h-r j raiey and had a busy Any look children, Xylvla nd Kr-nk. Uw" pri frer toe tM-Tain of ihi hreed ly of Ileasont fJrove, h.- vrt-'l 0t daily cattle which U promi- ' tn thir car on an ato tr.p which i n.ni in thi vadey, A rn-iinif of ' Hill cover the ntii few week, f jj,,. H,,t' in cajf chi-h and the Jer- i They will vwrit with relatives unrt y an'! Hols, ejn Cjf eluh warn j trt-fu and take in the fights in ( h'-M y-ierd;y as, he home of ' Kwthrn Idaho und don in.'o N- , Julf.h romxtk up Mill r- -k ; V1a- '-r,nyn. Mr M n f i t--n Jfav- fi County 4-H Club Members Take the Money & Ribbons C'onllnrjf'I from Vu Kin-) ' tAfr.trrt (Tttw, I'nion, Or, ;b HiMy VrrUin. ixlnn, Of., r ". - 1 ib HaroU 'lth l'uU,n. fr,, 'i '-f'"' IIM-lrro! s fyt I. Aivimtftt 1-A --Junior kHf'T. , lt Orvr;r florliatn, fnb I'ow- 2nl Itoiiifcf t'orhuui, Hotth Vnwil-r. (trp tX Wh SrI A'la t'sivu',tu, X'v.Um, Oik, 1 2. on, 11 2, iliv'.f.lon i-li -Kf-nior b'if- : Ml ln von Ko;;r, Covt; Ctrf.. f $4,00,' zid John i Or-,, Att. riV,4tF. K'lvalxon, I'nlorf, K'lv;ii-on, J'nion, fir-., fz.oo, i 4rb 8nn( 'ol, Korih fowl-, , Or-., 1 1,00, " tlwrn''y iM I, livinon 1-A Junior lul Iwrwin Orion, f'nfon. Or-,, : 4J-, - - lot 3, f)(vlin H V-.'irllnif hfifff, ltori Orion, I'nlon, Ore,, 4 f flvtMlon III lrodf(-ifiK ' tr.,i'it. row, it- fijirmin Or'on, 1'ition, Of., lx.t I. llvll.,n 1-Ji - l.Mhr tor f.r....itn., , lt ( llfror.l fonr.'irl, Iint.lrr, - '"' " ()r tc.ha, i 'l:iyton Vox, Imbler, 'nil rv.HotH CnnruH, IwWi r. ' t'-1"1-IfA-t, r,.llli. hlHvlnl wlir.l l.ol Z, Hlvlnlnn 1 -II IJII,-r for, I'nlon utorlt nhow wholnrohlp the mvjnrliy of h-n market. 'won l,y Ik.i,. Hinn'll. v. of tin- JonaltlHn valley Joln'il th- I mi Clifford f'onrail, finller. ) Ore., ic.rm. l.ol J, division 1 1. IM fllffonl Conrail, Ini Hr:, !,.Mi. I ; lot i. division III. ll-('lirforl Couro,! m McCLAY'S STORES SATURDAY AND MONDAY Store No. 1 1704 Adanw Phone M-515 SUPER SUDS Quick SikIh 3 For 25c MAYONNAISE Nalley's Pint Jar 29c Each CHIPSO Wasliino; Powder I rge Package 21c MATCHES Murrain 15c Carton CHOCOLATE Ghirardelli'H Pound Can ..... 34c SOAP Steamed Refined 6 Jtars 45c CANTALOUPES Pink Meat LTES eat 1A0 Kach JLVC Each THE VALLEY M.I.H V- HocliM. VtlU-J Sen VMUir Itfinr.: KnirV-iKV, Main C; Oiflr. Mxia 3 Ilr .V-w far r. n'J mi. r'r i nii'i family of north of Hwmfwrvill. iir- th" o n-m of another nw 1 k! if- vr 'la n i h fourth I fi t'u:h ih-y h-iff ttxH, Kin-- thf-y hav- liwJ ifa-ir firfn an-1 bv no Unusual w tor it. ftn-., :.,to. ; t 1mm. llmjJiirf' lt I, !vi(on J - A - IJttr for hr in,,, lt lUfil f?ibvin. J-oh, Or--, tK.ttf. . 1-OT J. iivi,on l-H IJTU-r for fnark"f. l.tI-lan'I fltifJ-r. JoM-uh, Or'.. t',.ttit. ; lxi ?, rtivWn 1 1. Ihi-l-ltnl IfudKOn, Jcftph, Or-., Jy! 4. tliviion III, 11- Ix-la nl . II ii'lor:, Jo-b. Or",. ;.r. Slwfi (V.t 10 l(i;nifjF-hlrr lt ), 1'iviAion I Kw or ram latfih. lt K -J i h Mr K ( n n 1 r W-r. Or-., U.ut, 'lay ton l-'or, linhl'-r, Or Kon, 14,00, 2fl ''liffor'1 fonra!. IrnM-r. Or-,, IX.00. 4ih Hobby Huron. Imbh-r, Or 12,00. r. i h f 'I i f f orl lioyn. fin rn rnr vlll', ;-,. $l.oo. S t h Jc jbin- . KinbT, f o v. Or.-., $1.00. t, lJvfon II l"at Iamb. lid ''layton Vox, )mbler. Or-., , 2nd Hobby Or-,. $4,00. Huron, Jrnbter, 3rd Vnrr II Skill in ffx, Imbler. . Ore,, $3,00. -rompanled by Hams Hlforr. former : 4ii hale Kfandley, I a fjmnd. J rounty cow t'-t-r. fmaha off'-rs " Or',. $2.00, ttiu. (.t murj(et for fat Jamlm. or-j 6th f'laylnn Vox, Imbl-r, Ore., i ror,ill1f ta offUUil. Only thr 'h-tn I $.00, jlainbij an- nhipp'-d. the or!ing he-' Lot J. division 1 I I Yearllnyr. VK don- very carefully at this end 11 Hobby Huron, Irnbler, Or'f t, m(, .ftr,. fn(i j,tor!t !m load- ' r, HO. 2ml -flnylon Fox. ImMfr. Or,-. t'ov. 4th-K-l'n Mrh'-nn'n, A Heel, Ore. fttrlrt. Marvin Daniel memorial scholar' I ship won by Jari" Oanlel, of Mud- , dy Creek. J. If. Pe.-ire te Hon, l-'i fJrartd, for best Kr"1' l"iry heifer ehlbif- j d at the fihow by I toy' find Olrl' SPECIALS IRKK DEI.IVKRY Anywhere in Cily Limits Meat Special Saturday Only Hamhui'Kcr Pound 20c 20c Sausage Pniind ... No Cereal Pine for Meat Ixiar I1EEF ROAST 23c P"nd Saturday Only LEMON CREAM CAKE Four Layer 2 For 35c FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES CARROTS STRING BEANS Bunch New Q 2 round nr OC For ZOC Ka I 4-rnorvJ ration on j:jdir-jf HolrtHna - n w (j js oi prji. j j-xi v To i'nlitim f 51. A. J. ivnJtltn. of ih- f'ovp l-fl tor Kinfi llsrtra, t'ali- i fornix, br- b. visit fc-i Mn, f. A- f'oni Jin Jtrcl f.iTi.ily. : i will t jr'nr iibout a fOfiii" or T b- I'nion 4-ouny ror.inx-n o' rlut' wuilfM ho w-r- irivil-jf-'! to aii'ft'l thr jrrrjiT four. at th KLatc rolfT- ar' "tlt"! hom to mortow rvfitiux or Huwluy. Ttt-y huvf huH ivtfy fy Isit -ry prot ittt4" ami br-.pf? it r- rlub rn"mi'rM. K'iwari Ori I'nion, trrKnti, fo-miain p-n. f. A, Wrlsh;, I'riion. ttr-on. fori r-fijl-r-l Jr--y h'-if-r bown i ty a fn-nilT of ir.- lioyh an, j OtiV rlub, i.'jii in KOt'i. won by j Ail-n Mill, t'ot-, (rou. j l f, W, Unt in, Jjt Oran'R. i Or-ifOn, for ran! champion Mjar fthown by a z'-rnbr of ti;- lioyv ami Urix rtiiU, J6."'' in K"li. won I by Clifford "or.ral, lrobi-r. n-oti. Tony It, Hrnith. I'f;ioo. (tr-jfon. j for hovmaiwMp cont!, fii.oo in , tfobl, won by Oorr ha'lwirk. ov f)r-yon. ! T'nr-iri t-wtt donat-! by H. H. ; Huron and I'rarik M-K-nnon, ; bl-r, Orfon. for tb" b'-p fitttr. ("ontf-nt wa won by fiffrd lioy-, ; HHntirviM-, ffr-KOti. 539 Lambs Are Shipped East Thru Co. Pool rht. fir,t ,iuirnr,t of lambn I ibrontrh ihe recently forned conntv ' Mnrrib pool wa inad TuotdMy of ilhbi week and rorininUA two ra r i loitrlM Of Ut'J he td. The lambft : Wf.r pt-ni to Omaha and wre no. I Another shipment is being nr- i Xntruri.A ti.r llr.ftilt.v u tiii ri w. if jprobubly consist f three car loadH ifrorn this county urn atpo rotttt frory the Wallowa cn.inty assocla j tlon. This J-the M-gtnning of what Will, doubtless : be a very larg" shipment of the fat lambsV roin 11; in .county through this association, hn miners in pool at t lit I Hum of ItB organization. Mlstisslppl Ik expected to pur chav. 3.'2,0&o miitor cense lags for the y Tweiil yflve sub-motoi taf'H will be InlU'P-d. i li 1531. hfcle Store No. 2 2916 Second Phone M-10'J SNOWDRIFT For hoinet that umnt tft bt.,t a cooking 3 Pound Can 76c BOILED DINNER Ban's YeetahleH Boiled in Beer Broth I-arge Can 25c GRAPE JUICE Knight's Concord Fine to drink or for Jelly- Pint Bottle 25c OYSTERS Fine for soup n-n. Can 2 Cans 35c TURNIPS AND BEETS Bunch 3c lach SB ' CINEMA ACTRESS TV"' 'V "iff' ' " Atysi&s fiftt Piutt Cebe Dcr.i'It. d?ri-eyed h;roine of .;:e films. ?nd Lyon, cereen player, afwr their marriase. ceremony, Just Lt:-ie Ir.t Ic.'t Los An qsi'cs on tlieir honeymoon. ' Counditions In, Umatilla Farm I Area Promising I'BVM.KTO.S". Ore. (AP) Ag- j ricuftaral cofidlilon.H along with ! heep and livestock In ruiatilla J om.ty Jr. ok w ft yenr and oo-i crop are in pronpert. a " "ont-h hoI mn have not been " the bet prjr x poJlible. Wh-a: In -n-ral over the coun lY ba b -n o-ii flued heavily by -n-ral- fain during- the faooling p'riod and noinc Kectorn of the v, bent ,be( vlll cut a hirifer crop ih;iri la.t year, in the Pilot, Rock district and reservation regimK the.tnnl 1 excellent. Other dl- tti'is r -port gof ftand. In all about a quarter million OfTI have been planted and " j near normal crop is expected. ' ln' ! the west end of the county u. .r.J w.. 'n. year , .urn utiriy kouii reiuinf were ai- I by growers. , , . The alfalfa cutting has not been so heavy for the first cuCbut the : moiluie of the past se.ral week y lie a boon to -rond and third ) cuttings. The fruit district of j : !' -;sl end of I'matilla county ! look for a near normal crop al- though the rains might hnve af fee;ed the crop some. Several thousand acres of sum merfallow wheat land have again been planted to beans by u pro- j duet company which started the ; experiment In the county hist year I and a ifood return is expected as the beans seem to lh rive on wheat la ud. An average prop of Weston pota toes in now estimated. Livestock and sheep condition" were reported good a week ago J PIES Fresh Slrawben-y Cream Pies Made from fresh strawberries and deli cious cream filling with epp; white mer infjuc Special .'l.'ic esich 2k- Jelly rails Piire fruit jelly. Each 2."c Cluutilate ralLi. Each ..2."c Annel Food Cake. Each 30c Date Cakes. Each nr.c French Cream Cakes. Each 2."c Mocha Cream Individual Cakes lfle WEDS BEN LYON 7 I 5: 7 -.;i.-..'-t.5 9 f, "0- .Til with range condition tittered by heavy raint. Wool men have not been receiving the best prices and oioe may s'lil have their clips. While the rains have benefitted nr t i j k men wy nave auo :i-i-ican ed the. forest service men and fire fighting forc-s. The rains in the a!er nhedM r. the reserve have kepi gi.-i.-r from drying up and lessened' tle fire hazard.". lock on the nttix looks good and there Ia so me sh i p pi r.g markets. Famous Halfback Of 1909-10-11 DeCL(lcUlh Hff somphow manages to j possess the super-endurance tu J bum both ends of the candle but WKATTLh. June 20 (AP) j mey are rarities. There was another vacant space; in I he r;i n tin i.r I rn. r. ii-i.eii ,.f i .... . . , ii o.h'oi.! loo.imu ncrutj iu- ) 'lay. Walter. Wand, left 'halfback on Gil xbie's fcreat tnarhines of lll'l '11. ,l Ml 1. .I.....I -,,.... t,OM. frn,ls ,,.,,,, bis private funeral yesterday. Tu thorft- who glory In I .obio' WandX rjrj'mph vt Washington, name means as much as that of i j Chuck Carroll or Oeorg Wilson. tho university's modern heroes, j He piiiyeti alongside Of such j.mfghiics as "Wee coy!. Warren and Polly Grimm, .Max ha kins, j Mel ; Miekelstom. Pete, Tetjtmler j and others. He was a graduate I in law. "Watered Stock When tl.o face value t.f the stock l-ssuftl In grtutor than the prup i erty value i foresei.led by It at thfi ' time of its sue. It 1- called wa- tered stock. U will not increase j the projK-rty v:.lue nf a corporation lo Increase It?! stock iinltss Lie ftuiue '9 ex hanged for real vuluc. Boston Cream . 'zlFr:rW' t r r. r r fi :3ii- l, wJ- t berry shortcake Special 2 for . ICE CREAM Ice cream made from pure sweet and containing 15 per cent butter Regular 6()c Wind Up at the Windmill Spopt Slants by Alan J.Gould trMjiAi arid bad booxe at tnat, i es f "ha r Jy Pad doe-k in ( ol- I I i:rr. lias iM-tn the prime factor tore of American puft-aar ath- ; I flic, citing tbr dind!ing firwt pLcr worwl by America in the Uzsi thrt-t Oiympk-s and e-xprea-ein the eonvU-t.n that present day i-rfirmanct fin track and ... . " . j lirn tbii romer. as he was from! u..,.,,,,. .,v ,.., . .,.-, ', A variety of cause contributed . to Yankee reverse in the Olympic arr.er;. ranging all the w:iy from management and tad breaks ' to over-eatins and over-confi-der.ce. pliw the fact that world competition has become. keener. If American boy have failed to conquer athletes like Iouglax lfct, f'aavo Nurrni and Willie : icitota on the Olympic track.-, they ; hardly ran b blamed. iince the fool-racers have yet to appear Ailh the ability to beat these run . nem at their best, i lfor-over, if there in any de-ad-ne. in the Yankee ability to ; run fasier. jump higher or ia i tfie various athletic implements i farther, it haa not been manifest : tiii Kprinjf in the great-t college tiack and field -a5on of all time. Wilh the exception of the mid- ilf) dirt a nee running, in which . ther ha.1 unquestionably been a I decline, world records have been - broken 'and re-broken by Arneri- athletes in aim ott r.very other ven! uhhin th n.-r feu- vani. f ! The athlete who gets anywhere j year, showed a strip of grashop i near the lop in this age of kee i ttf.rs fjV.- miles long and 500 feet I competition, no matter what the deep with sou dead hoppers to the sport, has no chance to keep up i square fou. .More than 1 SOU acres I with the pack if he over-indulges of crops were- ruined that year. whether it is in food, liquor or j Loss in 1525 was less than Jim late hours. Now and then a Jim Licres and this year it will 1 i Thorpe on the warpath or a Maxey nothing, r. A. Henderson, county ' itosenbloom. traininsr on night- nm efitii t i i ne neigni or indulgence ip- ..Southern California's cl a lif omia's chain pion track and field team was reached at Cambridge, where in celebra tion of their triumph In the L i A. A. A. A. games they sat down to a big suprer, topper off by a ' double helping of strawberry and vanilla fee cream. And when the Trojans got to New York tho following day, en route to another victory at f'hi- eago. they went for a wild spree at Conev Island. I happened to ask one of the star college sprinters alout the attitude toward drinking. " - - "I f'licci-t 40nie of Ihe fellows will take a lrink now and then," lie responded, "but a guy who isn't smart enough to know how to take caro of himself Isn't going to get anywhere. As for me, I think tino me cut." cocktail would knock CHOPS HKI.OW NORMAL O HANTS PASS, Ore. (AP) ('rnpr. conditions in Josephine) pies delicious for sti-aw- 3.',c value, per quart cream fat 50c I rocnty ar reported to be b!ow ' j corxnal on account of a iate prins- auca of tho early pianttng of I sardt-n vegetable had to b rt- ' 1 Tfee strawberry' crop a li)rht- ly tin1t-r normal, but indiraiions j point, it aii, to a good black 1 ud ra-Wriy crop. It ia too early :o predict anythins on rap'-s. on ! of ihfc great! croE ol the coun- ty. ! Thre are- reports of blitfhi In j pear orchard. Bootlegging Green Prunes Combatted WALJA UALiA AP) Walla j ttata vaiiey prune growera. wy j products, next to. wheat, return j the largest income in this dimrict. : ; are hoping efforts to prevent , "boot J-si ins" of green prune will i 1 ncc-ed through recently an-; federal grading reguia- ; ' Oregon ha adopted tyradea that. I it is 1-lieve!. prevent fhip- mentR of grnfl irun,T- Washing . . . I f'eiflions are usin mtanu of rf grades here. A I '" " in the smdes. AO 'HOPPERS WILL TROUBLE TULE FARMERS KLAMATH KAl.Lfs, Ore. (AP) j For the first time in many yean . the farmers of the "bread basket ' of the K Li math empire," the fant- : ous Tule kike reclamation area in tout hern Klamath and northern J-"i-kiyou and Midoc counties t( j f'aiifornia. will no: iie troubled by j grasshopper. t KradicuUon of the blight after three years f intensive pnisonlng w:H Kivo between Mi.0o0 ani'i $20(i. oito a year to the farmers In that area. For tore? years habits of tYjz j sr-i whoppers were watched and in Ji?S more than a million pounds ) of poisoning was spread over the ground at hatching lime. A check of the field covering a five mile i front in I52S. which wm the worst 1 in luzs more than $13,000 was Ei,cnt to kill grass hoppers and . ; at one time there were 60 men - employed bv the county, the reckt-' ! mation bureau and the land own- . ere'. in ntsiut 4'0ii was spent In that area and this year Ie:r than JIOu will have been spent. So'ar Surgery From i ho e.-irliest timr siiiilltrlif has been coniden'd an iinport:ntt nld In the prcserrntiMi! of linntth. Tlio am lent ' Creeks and Kuutnhs cxpo.cej their nnked bodies to the on in the open air to recruit men tnl and physical energy. Kxposure to the sun's niys was also adopiod by tho physicians of t!mo Mmfs us n remedy for many utllicMons. "especially tlropvy.-IjifliHunintioii of llie kidneys mul paralysis."' j . - .- I Dmrl. Lnre. Tourut , ! Penmtirk. "The Land of the S5.. !s f sninllest of Mm? north- prn kiii'jiuin of i:nrnt)e hot Its gconiiilijcnl posltinn. its pxteiirh-p roast line it Is almost siirmtlndPd j ii.i vwiitr us invijronitH! clunatp, ami Its ancient liistori. al tmli tlons cniipli il u ilh n progressive ninurniity. imike It one nf the most i nttriu'iive of all ilesUiiations oftlia ! tourist In Kurojie. I Almost Dead Language The language of Hie phrirnsdis ceased lo be ofllcially used Titer j the conquest of Kyypt by rVlexi ud er the Great. XM It. C. Iieiug sup- J planted by Greek, winch wits in turn superseded by Arabic. I.II0O years Inter, after the Moslem in vtision. The Kpyptlnn laiiuunpe lln gercd on itinong the people until the Kourtecnih century, and Is now only In ihe Htursy of I lie Christian Coptic church. "Specie and "Specie" Specie refers to gold, silver or other metal money hedriir.' the nl!b clul stamp of the country issuing It. .Sircoics is a classi ficatory term sut ordinate to a genus distlnguishin a particular group nf animals or pin tils. OXF. OF TIIK FIXKST NEW 1 'J The La Grande Hotel at Jji C.niiidi', Oregon. Come in as Tou Are . . . Tour Home While Here Dining Room Coffee Shopno Clean. Comfortable. Cozy. Warm Rooms. Telephone Fervlco A'. C. Hecktell, Owner and Operator. Associations May , ry Merge, is Report A K It 1 1 KK.V. Wash. AP) f;vcntual romiolidJitton of the Hed wood Ktnpirfc awtoclatlon of i'uU fornia with the newly formed I a clfic foaat r-npire afJciatIon of Wtfhington and Oregon is the aim of th- latter ortsannmHon. i.'arl K. .lorck, Afierdeen. president. Kaid. if rc k be li eve t h ; t a u n i tei organization will be able, within ;u f-w year-H. to fiffer the tourists the greatest uf-eiiic hixhwuy In the nation. The new axfiorlatlon wtulI VP resent th Hed. P.ooscvelt and Olympic hlgbways in falifornbi. Oregon find Wiifhington. The Iioosevelt and Olympic highwayK. which an- both expected to be -en fr travel in th' autumn of 1531. are ff.af'ul route. I:bert Kobinvor.. Astoria, Ore., has been name) executive secre tary of the Pacific Knipir asso ciation to suceeed J' Merrick, who died recently. Activity- of the organiz;itf'tn thin year 'will center around a campnign for early completion of th coastal highway.. A Pacific Northwest and nationwide advertising cam paign for 1531 Is planned. HY-PEP-SEN Puts Pep in People A Tonic. liaftiv iiikI Ijitalivi Helps youns and olr! who puffer with Ktomnr-h or Uvcr ailments. M:ik? you coiul lis ni-w. For snlo lv Moon Jinm Co. Ailv. I'lANO TUNING SPECIAL In City During renuiinrler of June mid July I will tune straight upright pianos - 3.00 Players & Grand pianos $4.00 Leave orders at Adler's Music Co. Phone M-805 Jeo Kellogg PIANO TUNER GLORIA IN THE SWIM Watch for Her Daily EVENING OBSERVER HOTKf.S IX EASTKIIX OltECOX I inauKJ WW I WW , lN I TO HOTEL nESSi i