La Grande evening observer., July 11, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

Friday, July 11, 1930
rape Six
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE.
Hon, which lasted from Wcitunsday
to Saturday wwa held. About 30 m?n
trathered for the course under the tt
rectton of Supervisor N. J. Bllhmts.
Nearly nil of the sheep thcariu
crew who went to Montana to ahea
ah rep have returned with their big
joo rtnisnra. joiui fc.igijwna ana ai
Larson went to another job in Mon
tana. O. S. Ha ml Hon, H. B. Hamil-
i ton. Roy ttppett and W, P. TlppeU
I nd Guy RueU have returned home
crew that ahearr-d the
Three ypmen In
Happy Reunion
At Enterprise
K 1
Itr Mrs. tiutiain Wtrginii
lOtwrrvcr Curropondelil)
LOSI'INK, Ore. tpecttUl A most
., .,i,uuw btc tend of i,Imp lor lurry F. Krlloj
If. ""J luld bN" Kl',r,1 Uho formerly pratd lu Wall.-.
Oray of Umf Cow; Mti Nwj J. 'A allv ,,. !jlbiuht ,
Long, of iuutrprltt. nt Mm- Sn.hlj , , ,IWMn Kiuerpru. Flora and.
Tucacr. o( KUtm. For sum. urn. , pilw. Tlll, m. possible by
'" '" h oilier l 'c fcighvry Mmn hr '
riMiuilM but m uium of ih , , K K,usi.. who was'
. ottim whereabout, hut trticn t!.y ,tWtul bkMor. moved his fm
lNriwd .bout it, he? punnc r. ." w,v,., to E..frrIS,
union. Mm. Ubis t M sttn old. Un. ! I ' . I
".T "J MroTU""i11 ; Vo month, t. srsd. Guernsey !
In n .km. they nt to the n, w n , Mr Hud.j
Wow. coumr but o MenhKi th. ground. .1 hA
Portland, came tn lt Sunday and Milt tmp trBmA a. (
drp.rt.M on Tuesday. He came her.," ,llw sn TB i
i big tet tra raised for t,w meeunf
, j of the aoclcty of frtnn. which heir
of the munmarrled younc fvlk. M:v . ... t,.K (,,t I
XK-Cr rv.wd mJ P-. j ''"' or I
'A-nmb ot ftr. suard. ! Tw?5J on ptS
uducmi at Ur Ow raivsw
Girls Drive Across Nation
" (' - wt
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on a tovtMness '
A tnlsocAlaneou ahower tnu piwn ,
Mra. KUnd McCrae at the home of i
-4-- -r
11 Ij.
200 Extra miles.
of Lubrication
FUw and Uvtln pevrtle wx-re wrj
swTy to near inat t: kt. Mr. uhk j
w tn the Iio-fital at OnarKv
L Vi:. wtre and daughter. ,
of Bker. and Mrs, Rot atri ami -daughter,
of laiMcr. ;eni the lvar!
iih their jamitv Mr. and Mr. Wra.
Mrs. 0cr Oion returr.rvl hociel
ftoni Mluneoipoiv cu the Fvuni. 4?3ie '
ha been to her aid rM'.e and
prjni at th gvUden wetd'.ru: of he
IMUvntA. and rrxxv a woiKiejful tine-. !
Una Berth IVxrns nelurned iTver. '
Walla WalU l-t veei, j
Xlra. Lord Kouer. of Entrr-r!sc- ;
tilled her fter. S- P. Crow. "
Mr. atd Mr. O. J. Ft hd w u? te eanrwo asd
their ku their nephew. Dfitert ; r.ir:sms.
Mm-heU. of Saiem- Ther cvvvn?eo j Buford Bcsyvl. oi Port
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:
terday Indicated that Bergman In
rested the money of tiie plalntiifs
lib their consent, but that he was
not acting far the bank.
The court denied a writ of man
damus requinag al. T Hoy. masie
fish Tardea, to Issue a license allow
ing Katherine L. GUe to operate
traps on the Colurabia river.
Te court departed from custom in
handing down opinions on Thursday
to clear it desks before the vacation
season.
Other opinions Included:
Roy Pusher vs. Emma Fisher, appel
lant, and Lucy Allen, iniervenor ana
appellant appeal from Union county:
appeal Iron, order modifying decree of
divorce. C pruion by Justice Belt.
Judge J. W. Knowles affirmed.
Makct Gas Innocuous
Tt waj stntfd rpccnily that Pr,
J. C. W. Frazer nf Johns Hopl;!n
universilv has announced the dis
covery of a caialyst lhat wll con
vert carton ruonnxitle ras passlns
over It to harmless enrhon dioslile.
The eCKierey of this oUtfyst I
alil to have i;?en denionafrnted v.n
der a variety driving condition
and in confined spaces, (lie equiv
alent to closed arug.
Origin of . War Cutom
Paring tt Fenian risins in Ire
land in 1S7. the British troops
haciv 1 too rcany prisoners for thent
to" Junule. ."Tate iray their
braces sni cat oft the buttons from
their trous.-s." was the command
er's orders. This practice tvas
often resorted to dnriu; the World
var 'in similar circumstances.
Miss Lillian M. Publicovcr (right) and Miss Louise M. Standley, both of Boston, are
shown with their new Chevrolet Six. which they drove to the Pacific Coast recently. They
will cover approximately 12,000 miles in their car before getting heme to the Massa
chusetts metropolis. They enjoyed their trip immensely, despite the diScuity they expe
"enced in making their wishes ktown. Westerners and Southerners just simply could not
"slate the new England accent, according to the visitors.
"Tree-PUntini Mr. Adami"
The Anterlcan Forestry associa
tion says that John Quiney Adams,
sixth President, was sivea this nick
came because be nrced the plant
in; of foresis in order to crow naval
supplies. In'lSS what mi'-:bt be
caMed the first forest eiperitT-.ent
stAiion in America was esiablished
and acorns of live oak were
p'snted.
Ccmplict .
Small Dibby was havin diflicfi'.ty
la mastering the use of the word
--eorr.pHoaied- He had used It in
correctly several times and it
sceaed to wei.sh en his mind,- One
mom!n; at breakfast he re.arki-d
thouirfaifuliy : "Mother, an ec?
hatches into a chicken acd the
chicken lays an esz an.l I eat the
That's 'complicated.' isn't Itf
Prciidtniiil Succeiiion
There Is no provision In the Con
stitution for another Vice Presi
dent when the office becomes va
cant i!irou?h the death of the J Ice
President or because of the Ice
President becoming President. The
duties, 'however, are cared fur by
the president pro tem of the sen
ate and the succession to the Pres
idency is arranrd for.
Gypsy Patteran.
Gypsies use ratlerans as si?ns
aloD" the highway to indicate to
pypsles who follow, what rouie has
been chosen and the conditions
alom the way. Pat'erans some
times take the form of twisted
twirs or fallen leaves.
Carefully Considered
John Milton didn't becln to writ.
"Paradise Lout" until he was sixty,
five year old. although he -haj
thouRht about It since he was twen
ty. American Magazine.
Houiecleanin-j Koip.'.a.i.r
The wife who can smiie and he
jovial find courteous to the Invited
gi:est the husband brings home dur
ing '--ousecleaning time is a Jewel
so rare .hat there is no absolute
record of any in existence. -Hartford
City News.
Taxpayer's Troubles
Jud Turkins says he feels lll:e a
gambler when l.e pays his taxes
alwavs hopin' he's goin' to win
some'thinz in the way of Improve
ments. The only trouble is that
he has to keep on playing the game
whether he likes it or not. -Washington
S.ar. -
WHY FAT MEN
STAY FAT
"The trouble with me, and I guesi
this applies to 09 of the men who
are putting on weight, I didn't have
the energy or "pep'' to keep U off.
Lost all Interest in any healthy rct
tivlty and jUut lazed around accumu
lating the old pounds until I gQt
that "Kruschen feeling."
Etart talcing Kruschen Salts that'i
the common-sense way to reduce .
but don't take -them with the Idea
that they possess reducing qualities
in themselves. - , .
This Is what they do they clean
out the impurities in your blood by
keeping the - bowels, kidneys and
liver In splendid working shape and
j fill you with a vigor and tireless euer
gy you u must luiguvicu iitiu exisiea.
As a result Instead of planting
yourself in an easy chair every Jre;
moment and ' letting flabby fat ac
cumulate you feel an urge for activity
that keeps you moving around doing
the things you've always wanted to i
do and needed to da to keep you la i
good condition. -, j
Then watch the pounds slide off t
Kruschen Salts are the up-to-dat:
Fountain of Youth- Take one luiij
teaspoonlul In a glass of hot or cold ,
water tomorrow morning and every
moralng and if they don't change i
your whole idea about reducing, g0;
back and get the small price you paid
for them. Get an 85 cent bottle of i
Kruschen Salts lasta 4 weeks i a;
the Glass Drug store. Red Cross Drug
store. Moon Drug Co.. or any progreir,
sive druggist anywhere in the world.
Adv. - . .
the
th.to expand tbe coileoe CTsraniratioa. TT--J l r r - nnTinn
iwtie. v icraed more ;taa ;o ' ' 1 JJ11U LJj I j U
; nvRl l M LjM Wimifcr wn irtum , -i.,x.y ... ,ri , Airs. k.tB iV
Tl.e Mofetts receitwl
He raptvu to prj of ti um- j,'1 vfv r? aie:
wrd XtHXlv: here, lie ts a Iieuiant Ki r 1 2rpS St v 5-
arrive m-.ium to up Julv i. .VT Stv v-
MOTORtTE is the new
motor oil that seals in
the cvvnptncssicn of hih coca
fressioa cirs.
Graixirna Mvett had
. loa Sj met by her son. oh:
Moffett, in Onvaha and they drove by
; aulo to Newica. 1cm.
Wallace Spetwrr. of KermUton.
rtVTl and uv hi dhter fcocr-.t
' wiiii hias Thev hd been v...:i:vc
It resist htat. ketfKnc nHV sraiidpirenu, Mr- id vcx-
cirhon- it entiteir free irom : Bobbv s-.x-ei oi rwiovi. d Mrs.
oi hxromc Pfofxtxies. ltte kum Kcsn. ct
.,l,ttin K .,v,r. rx cntajr with Mr. arvd Mr. W .-i WA5K:Xv5TON ,p
$ts dilution br gmn up u. s,,wrjoa Mr Ei!; i yc:s c c'.w u;e
anp tirccciec aad -er Jin. w .c- t Xucr.l Afr.
rjrMty,
ncCA-.
I M;nr.eoA.
Carav:e Ir.s:;;u:e csf Tech-
CniTv.-tT cd De-.jv.;. U-:t - :
T
0-j OusMns hc a bic brown bear
tear. Ba Kiliey had to fc:s
s.ee x,t oa i-wyst of U;e t-ears
be;ns nuawrwAs,
SUM INVESTED
BY BERGMAM
Mxiicaa. Dartmouth. Vairrrs-.v
Tr;a. Purdw. acd CruTrrsJtr ci
. a. nrroMr sroxsoR
Of COLLKiE rt-TINO CLVBS
srrT uotine in the tona im"
-jror. It is sttvT t:.', ctini
rr.iiin.j ftkriool
Drain out the oli Refsil
wish MoTCwnf . Onhr 35 a
tjmn ; ariT I'xkvx Sonoo. j
Tvwe In liahMn tul VtMlh. rntrasrt
r.ff. rxTWInc a:M i.-4a
r stal KlX.
MOTCRITE
TW ihm Matr O rw
Ferine as a
Crj-K ; ucsi by trjec cf reooc-d. tlve 14 - r.j.r.,$. to ,rz!cr.r
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. RiK-iEian. ct In.- i ur.ivwKH- c;ai lorti-.ir.: t;te ia.r- traxs: off ti,ese -XiVO ar Ciilcioi
Wer. were an-? .trie ttCtf t-s :elK-a:- cvi;-eiti Ae-w.autic f J at-J retrtj to the-ir ot.-rs.
ed at WaIK-wa Ue. i o.?.-rrA:.rvj ;-ed.frs.iT ts er-e-;ev!
Mr. ar.d Mr 6kc- Weich. of Ira- t 1 . . .
Mr- and Mr Ernest SJtiey arx. twiiM553r3S2
" Minima .t!a Mr, SA:riy, pttr.'$.
1 Cianr; Noian. v& Vjl t,,rd h.s
. atvMc. Mr. An. X.-art- -ee&
beftore ise salted t-x rrac
; Mr." Mxrv .Vnr.irc and d-ixsbwr.
OcruLjk are Mrs; enntrrjfli
, bevaesn.. CriVa a4 fc.rir rkvi. mm
; T!t pifcn tv? xr.1 ise tizzszr &er.
Mr. ll.Vrvy exxwis t. s-Vi
: Vat t,v b.e- e fc,aw
f.a eatnoer pkswwI
trfcrrioefeiec- rvv-v'efr.rc: a rsch a
it-r-c i.ST'kr.r.tre d i-e s: '.s.-.
S ALTAI, Ore, JuIt 11
cc-jur. frTeUa Eca-tiuxc and - Jaa
Chiron. Iahj cxinty wvsnen, are
unatle to rjcoTer froca tite Lane
CVur.:y S:ite & Ssvir.cs bant, lnjol- :
I vessu o: t . cvnsricr. csoeiev tiat vas in- :
j vei:ea fc- tiieia by Henry h. Bj-ah. t
I fortetfal Hamanity fcner prvsicent of she bank. The :
Ju.U;c ftv?a live rsU'5e tv- t -?cne coun o na yi:eriAy in an
I hlzd in rrair. in Knrh ve r.en by CJueX su O-
ar ovvy frevsf!;! tn n:er. T-er
sirci-a-. a:.Xm:r.c "u4ce Si.ptv-Jh
Uie circui; cour: foe Lane county.
Ercrian is to ce r?:uM frjca tie '
pemteatiary lt? nxcVh by ccen.;
lauca oJ ser::n. K ts serTts t:e
fcr rr. r 7 rv-crti : ; r c lie banks "furxis.
F'X'erioe ;r. ose 'crv-?ded
TTIHfEYGAWM
DRESSES
$6-50 - $10-00 - $15.00
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SPECIAL GROUP
in prints si:k pitiue. hnntunr?.
ar.d crepe, priced at
6.30
ALL SUMMER HATS
for o.uiek viisiv!
$1.00-$1.95 -$3.00
NEW STITCHED SILK HATS
In all the wan tod oo'or?.
$4.iH) - $5.00
THE
LITTLE SHOP
m w a ac . . . cn niiinir i v
W 3SiS,g?-J?S3 WHY THEY GOT THERt - v uiwnxi
m nrJ 1 1 flat B- - r Vv. r
FLOUR
OREGON BEAUTY
Just to acquaint you with the
highest quality of this flour
we are of ferine.
SACK - 24'; lbs.. .. 79c
GREEN CORN
On the cob. Excellent golden
Bantam. Quality fresh from
Yakima.
fit
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SALMON
Sunny Point
Alaska &lmon
it's excellent.
I CanSLlSc
CHEESE
Full cream, a eood
meat substitute
for hot weather.
LB 23c
DC
Pancake Flour
Alber's Flapjack
Ideal size for
camping-.
PKG 25c
IT WAS JUST TW? YEARS
HE SAW W IS FH2ST
scs Kress thkt sawte
CLOWNED 'EAT2L Cf AMS2.ICAN
jccKEys.
BUTTER
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M Local Brands help the ranch
Hi er and every one concerned
locally by usine more butter.
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00C
ROLLED OATS
Soerry's Creamy Oats in
or quick co
9-ib. Bags.
plain or quick cooking.
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SALTED PEANUTS
Fresh. Roasted Spanish
Salted Peanuts. Take a
bag home for the kiddies
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19c
Kellogg's PEP
for health's sake.
Eat Pep.
Ms 10c
BAG ;49C
MILK
Sego Milk can be whipped.
Small convenient camping
tins.
25c
6 Cans
New GREEN BEANS
and brittle.
3 Lbs... .. ..
17c
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ST SUCCESS STORY NO.
EARL SAND
The first nee horse he ever saw wa
hitched to the tailboard of a prairie k
..... v'.,.. . ikjis tv7
trick in Arr.erica resounded to that
farncus cr-, "Cm c.i Sande!" He
isItcjs renf tkc ?sb!:c lie .Vs run ftr
its nciuy.
That's the. reason, too, for OLD f
60LD S qy-ck success. OLD GOLD I
svays gives the public a run for j
iu money with a new taste- thrill. And
no throat-hack.
Explain Sande? Explain OLD GOLD?
. . . Sandes and OLD GOLDS are
bem ... not made.
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"NOT A COUGH IN A CARLOADritl
BETTER TOBACCOS