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Page Ten OVER THE VALLEY Friday, July IS, 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE- Mulxl K. Morton, ValU-jf New Killtor Pbonn: Residence, Main 9; Offlc. Main 600 MORROW RETURNS. TO MEXICO Fred Collp. do (Continued from Page Nine) Improvement programs In the val ley la that one being carried out by the achool dlrectora of Island City. New plumbing tliroughout, new heat ing apparatua, a general renovation, und tne removal of the old brick part and the erection' ol a new ireme hall connecting the two build ings are llema ol the program. improve uoau .k. and Mr Work waa started this week on the . " additional Improvement on the catn .rin CiMk road which adds two miles to the Improved section m nu" t hu valley durinit cherry season acenlc highway. The work begins t)e wtet chmt Bre quite a luxury where the present graded road ends (ji tfte mld(lle WMt Bnd uii ,rMn and goes to the Intersection wltn j ( mm OJ lfM Karce ,n thelr pr. the Medical Springs road. It is , , locality, atattd that the improvement Include ; "tu"" ' the iiradlnK of the road according i .i... .0.. ,i .tf.n.mril. This l" roniuiiu lO .1 ,v .w. M., news Is quit welcome to those real- " . .... ...if. ... V. inlntf thP da.t enfc dr.v S arTraJher' nu- j and Mrs. Matt.e Oolden of Grande meroufl in this locality. known in this valley drove In Wed- i tember, but you would never guess 1 1 ntsday alternoon tor ft visit at the j It, it has not been so long a year i home of their brother, Paul Knautz at two since he suffered a fractured . arid family of tha Iowa district. j hip. but he recovered from that In 1 They were accompanied by her t line shape, as one would be expected brother-in-law and sister and their to do many years his Junior. Mrs. famll. Mr. and Mrs. Barker. Mr. . Cranston from over the line In Baker and Mrs. Knautz liave been on an ; county was awarded the bouquet auto trip, had visited In Spokane. for being the oldest pioneer woman Tacoma and Portland and were on j present, as she will be 85 in Sep tern -ihetr return to their home in Fargo, j ber, Mrs. Lydla Grandy of La Grande North Dukota where Mrs, Knautz Is came next with 84 years to her credit matron of a girls boarding school, j and a birthday next March. Knautz is at tne neaa oi a j o business college, all under the super- I xc humpter vision of the Lutheran church. The m. and Mrs. Hugh Huron and visitors were very happy to be tn t family, miss Anna Brocks of Brooks Lane and Mrs. Homer Birwell of j North Powder, drove to Sumpter Sun- t aty tor a vim wun tneir oiner sis te. , Mrs. W. It. Hawley, 1 Miss Brooks remained for r few days visit In Cumptet. and Mrs. Ed Eckley of Fruit Chet Bidweli of Island City, Death Deplored The death of Chris Eubanks, drug gist of Walla Walla, president of the Chamber .of Commerce there and a prominent citizen of the Washington whicb ! city, has brought very sincere regret . an over mis vaiiey, nis cnuunoou . home, we believe, his birthplace, j Mi. Eubanks died at Hot Lake fol- f -V V u ill .A. r- s ftta'i,t.:aa.: left this morning In the Eckley car (or Portland where they will attend -. the Union county picnic "X aMr-onard Allen and j come, o on Sunday, family who have been spending the . . , P 1... v.r AnTn haa been studying i Miles Woodell of Dry Creek Is re- ' lowing a long lllneas. eczema having ?h 7 h iVhtatiet? Ieav2 from the ported as being 111 again at hu home I been the cause. Ke spent some time exS-ctert , with something like lumbago. I at Rochester. Minnesota, and receiv- Oregon State college are expei -rt v.nefit hut the riineas an. to make a visit at the home ol nis tmired aaln In a verv severe fom L oeonle at Cove before returning to ! Has sprained Shoulder . P8, J '"'" ve2f f. 'e Jal!e Wilkinson, do 1X91. 1 ftf". I Ill .1V 1 JJ. W. Banton. do - !oeo. R. Clay, do John Richards, do Raymond Waelty, do V. W. Burnett, do j Jim Hailgarth. do i Loneau Tucker, do ; Avis Ferris, do r j Roscoe Neal. do la. N. Savage, do I H. L. St John, do -S. B. Morgan, do jM. G. Murray, do ...... p. E. Dietrich, do - Ed. Jensen, do John Bowery, do j William HiU. do j Claude Jones, do ...... r i m lav ruuiCi uu . 159.75 ... 164.75 .... 137JO 34 S5 29 28 .. 3M 1.49 46.00 15839 93.05 111.78 ..... 202.23 . 182.24 161.30 15.10 Amelia Hllderbrant. 12.50: Prank , , ! Hobbs. 25.oo; wm. Huntley as oo; a.I w ID. Mclntyre. 110.00: Mrs.-T. J. Nor.. 30.0 1 do Mach-Internatlonal, do Peenaughty Macb. Co.. do j. E. Haieltlne Co.,- do ..r.... 6wyer-Holmes Merc. Co. Bunting Tractor Co., do Jack Allen Supply Co, do ...... W. K. Ollbert Co.. do State Highway Cram, do La Grande Iron Works, do W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.. do .... Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co, do - - r .... Din, fin Van Petten Lbr. Co., do 8.96 j opened upon compliance with cer Pondosa Pine Lbr. Co, do tain requirement uy jicv.!., vail. 17iO: Caroline Perley, tlO.OO' 680.90 ; Esther Powers, $12.00; Sarah Rogers, ,nv, 116.00; Winnie Thorne, 110.00; Jack-, .'8,2 ;on 8. Walker, 10.00. . 36 04 I In re application of H. H. Hug for' 119.40 i cancellations of penalty and Uit. oa 76 10 I certain taxes: A portion of said pen- 893 JN Salty and Interest cancelled as perj petition.; j 60.751 m re petition of A. D. Bussear, et 42.00' i for county road:' Boad ordered! 181.74 . nr. Lbr. Co, do . . 137J8!Sneli oil CO, do iiti.au rr p Maxwe 1. do . 163.90 1 159.12 1 etjtnrlard OH CO. do ... 164.73 i The Texas Company, do Tom Sencerbax. do 119.34 ! Dinuta rii rn rin State Ind. Acc. Comm., Ins on i Klllln ic Knight, blacksmlthing 4 50 I men , 18257 .rv, TrMMtirer. auto llcenMS .... 18.00 West Coast Tel. Co, telephones l Dally Journal of Commerce, pub. of notice - Elgin Recorder, do La Grande Observer, do La Grande Const. Co. supplies Union Hdwe. Co, do Grace Harness Shop, do Oregon Powder Co., do Frederick Post Co., do 27 ;R. O. Wheeler, tractor rent. 'r. v Hall, labor 60 Hargett 4: 8udbrock, nauUng 4.D0 gravel 5.10 S. Lamnkln. gravel so i n THlupll. urfivel .. 13.10 . in re monthly allowunce to various 3.80 Indigent persons: Allowed as follows: 2.09 B. P. Blalock: 10.00; Prances De- 6.70 Bole. $10.00: Henry C. Dray. $10.00: in ih. vncatlon of a nortlon nr. - 3B0J3 Road Ho. 480; fiaid portion o said' isn'Xa 1 ta ordered vacated. , , J"3al Jn re acquiring right-of-way fori T. nninn.Medlcal Springs Market Rroad: l-" ,,w n T Ua. and Cn B..-.I vpvor annolnted to view said prop,. erty to be acquired on July 7 and! report to the Court as required byj law. ' 1 In re petition of Myron Holton, ett al for voting precinct at Palmer, Junction: Continued until July! term. 1931. the time provided by law; for establishing voting precincts. In re approval of report of County! Treasurer: Approved. 110.51 l 117.00 1' ....1792.20 500.58 435.00 . ilaiorlaled 'res, I'hcto Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow (second from left with cane) was met by a large crowd of personal friends and government ofMcialf when he returned to his post in Mexico City after a long stay In thf United States. their home at Corvalll. Mr. Alien, o. A. ' I hr, , tWlta ! " .'' ; """" . . ! in. ,..h. m,h., .r. .mi Aiexanoer, ao i. ..uicon, ntnte dub leader and ! to have one of his is verv widely known In this val- j sprained the other night and h. , ills intner ana ' . .. ., ...... l. tm,.iu living ana visit frequently ley, having made quno jrequcni. m- ocen uui.ib - uu. lu-vlni hen here as has been I "' t on club errands us well as to ' Mr. Shafer had Just come In from '. J ,''n Jack Kline. visit his relatives. I the field and had John Richards, do 84 83 52.83 Cedar Rapids Mach. Co. Grace Harness 8hop, do . Western Road Mach. Co., do . lto Improves Donald Tarter, of Union, who suf fered an injury to his eye on the Fourth of July when struck by an exploding torpedo, will not lose the sight of his eye as was at first feared, The eye Is much better now. his night is Improved and It is thought that eventually he will have his . former sight. It will be remembered from accounts of the accident at the time of Its happening that Donald had but one eye and that the acci dent threatened to rob him of ev erything save the ability to distin guish light from darkness. VittltK In Valley Mrs. J. L. Patlon, of Idaho Falls, who Is making a visit with her friends In this section has been a guest this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawrence of Pleat ant Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence live on the Frank Johnson farm. l(in Accident Frank Oliver of Dry Creek has not been able to do his farm work the past ten days following an accident in which he suffered a severely sprained ankle. : Hero From Longvlrw Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Berry and their children arrived n few days ago and have been visiting with their rel atives and friends all over the val iinhitrhMl five tneir . u tv,.,, K.om- frit-hron, in ' The Eubanks home was on Pumpkin 1 D , ' , some way and ran over Mr. Shafer RitS ne .th1e Pnt- nome oI r Arley Bartmesd', do ,91 Union Iron Works, do 5 9C J. E. Hazel tine Co., do 14.98 Wiggins Co. Inc., do CrtlmH,nneaIfl 'Sf.mmJST I Au&ust A. HoStm"aoZZ'Z'. 17 9 Jack Allen Supp'ly Co.', Day dinner at Summerviile. R uL'aii,- , OQ ,,, u nnuDiTr do . do . with the above result. It was for- Bna 'r00 er. lunate that he was not more serious ly injured. Conclude Ylftlt- Ma", and Mrs. Cecil McKlnnis and r Eryln Scott VlslU Itwmmate "Bve u , Harry McNab. do ... Miss Eileen Cochran of Baker Is Jom ff parents. Mr. and Mrs. ( Jam4 tiQ making a visit at the home of Miss f1 McKlnriis near Summervll e. ; Remhadler. do Marie Ledbetu-r at Altcel. The young ; rT n-t ""SL'.L , t Overton Scott, do ladies iwere roommates the past year at LaUsanna Hall, Willamette uni versity at Salem. o- I! u si net Trl Mrs. "Mary McKenzle has returned to her home at Summerviile follow ing ajjuslness trip to Portland. "7 lHe w : Jnhn R Sir at r Hrt Ul (nn.ffFMiviiiav nh than making a short visit with her people. 1 wlu; d0 419.- John Melville, do ..... 38-9i La Grande Iron Works, do .. I Ed. Looker, .do 32.8- State -Highway Comm., do. .. iTom Hasklns. do 59.88 Lelghton Welding Works, do jonn Kennedy, do 17.9 hunting Tractor Co., do 68.40 J. D. Adams Co.. do 16.44 Concrete Pipe Co., do 23 92 W. K. Gilbert Co.. do 6.99 T. R. Maxwell, do 69.90 Shell Oil Co., do 105.02 65 89 Concrete Pipe Co.. do 17.00 17.47 Standard Oil Co., do 48.43 i 18.4? The Texas Co., do 30.62' - 58.88 do 7.60 , 5 .55 : 40.93 i ' 8.90 48.51 ! 340.36 ' 8.00 j 94.30 23 .10 I 42.73 ! 10 82 i 37.46 i 29.20 1.94 10.70 91. li 32.78 ! 77.88 . Walter Gekeler, do 13.9d John Stroeber, do George Kenedy, do 51.92 Van Petten Lbr. Co., i Wm. Eckstein, do 24.93 . C. J. Eckat?ln. do... 34.93 MAHKET KOA1JS J. C. Eckstein, do 18 96 Pete Grace, labor ... Vlnllfi Parents Mrs. Ivy Geddes has been In the valley visiting at the home of her t was Miss Ivy La n man, a rural teacher ' r,,. H in mis county, is announcing ner 0eo dQ 82 33 Russell McKennon. do marriage to Mr, oeoaes oz Herlord. Rfiy McCalIi do 49 33 r. h. Davis, do 109.78 do 1 1 lis Swimming Party Mrs. .'Jim McKlnnis of near Sum merviile1 -arranged a birthday party for McKlnnis on Thursday of last m . .$,.- u' - .; T. lUT "avc Portland Trli the most enjoyable. Mrs. McKlnnis L,;' LT. .lurS ' L1: a. J. Colt, do invited . Hugh Huron. Sam Knight, j , , ' d,, "T 1)0 v'e Datley. do 17.94 L. Devlne, do 46.10 29.94 S- D- Burch. do 70.60 tEarlc Moore, do i Raymond Cowan JJoe Darr, do . Vern-HUg. Frank McKlnnis, O. May,. and A. E. Golden families to go to a swimming party at the Cove and after a. time spent most happily, a picnic Supper was served. Liiht CnM Those; fllglble to attend are urged to remember that the Hulse reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hulse in the Iowa district begins to To Orgnnize Kmlety At yesterday's pioneer was announced that on Sunday af temoon, July 27 at the home of Mr and Mrs. Walter M. Pierce near Is 7.4a Ralph Weagel. do 83.7ft 70.33 Harold Browning, do 90.27 i do - 29.94 W. A. Beck, do 143.2? j 24.95 Chas. Myers, do 151.08 I 5 98 J- R Robbs. do ; 84.64 i 13.9b Ted Romlnger, do . . 38.39 17.94 Willard MacGregor, do 83.78 M. D. Hagey. do - 17.90 Fred Behrens, do 6651 Jack Stareo. do 4.9i C. Alexander, do 76.78 7.96 Art weagel, do 55 A3 62.82 62.8: 5.S8 Jim Clark, do 13.96 I Willard Hagey. do picnic, it w A T(Ulit'do G. P. Havrcv. do 25.92 Howard Peck, do Chas. Stiles, do 13.90 Bill Kennedy, do Don Chandler, do 01 all those interested in the form-' . a l t.t hisinHi.i 1 .L Ji-w nenuiTbun, uo hj - nucuicnu, rnnntv hnJ, V 1. .y w Earl Culver, do 29.92 has. Weagel, do 1 ui in iiiciiun hi 1 uvnr iid yhi- j iiumn in nic iuu umtfiti. wviiia vu- -j-,. , n v,.,i ,. cri winter, uu ley. They expect to return within 1 morrow, Saturday and continuing lhe AVmhiint nA 7 i! Ritner Schnore, do a day or two to their home at Long-t through Monday. This promises to ' dnrll.nljl iZjZm XTT . T Del Cross, do view, Washington, and will bo ac companied by her mother, Mrs, Mary Worth, who has been here for Home tlmt'. Mrs. Berry will be bettor known ns Miss Anita Worth. o , Visits Ilnillier Mr, and Mrs. Fred Knautz and their young son, Philip, so very well bo a galla occasion for all the Hulse connections. Oldest Pioneer? - U la" Very probable that J. A. Knight of Cricket Plat was the old est pioneer present at the annual picnic yovterduy. Mr. Knight will bo 92 years of age this coming Bcp- WOULD YOU LIKE to improve the appearance of the walls of your bathroom. Upson Fiber-tile placed over the old walls will fix it right and it is so easy to apply. HOME LUMBER & COAL CO. 1802 Cove Mnin 248 "QUALITY AND SERVICE" inrt. rn ... ::-.'". uay uunon. with th. .rei.V,;; '?,V'"K " O. W. Chandler, do ty. The InvltaOon to attend wa lenoea to an those Interested. W, Wells, do 67.33 I E. Peuerhelm, do.. 142.27 ! 130.3B I 9 98 Jerry Standley, do .. 102.16 5.98 Rben Greenwood, do 17.94 do 55.86 Barney Greenwood, do 69.80 5.98 mm Baasett, do 60.83 4 99 V. E. DeGraw, do 48.33 , ex Riley Chandler, do 2.99 J. I. Geartscn, do . I Elden Hnrtlt-v. do IIOl'SK IIANKINII (IKOI P ' "Ve, "f?1",',"- "1 " .TTm.. VL: U... el "ro Be"'n9 Lantau Tucker, do 12.98 Jack Carroll, do "nrfi. . h. , nma nls,Jesue Knii-ht, do .. 31.92 Tom Shores, do 66.78 i 66.81 01.29 I 5.93 Del Ervln. do 2.99 A. E. DeVore. do 3.98 S. P. Klngsberry. do 23.92 9 93 ' A. a. Byfield. do 561 I 9.98 Tuck Nelson, do 68.30 i 1.411 ; Wm. Snlvely, do .. - . 19.43 I 2.99 i 6.98 I The rnmm,, 1. ., , , V ,, ,. A. J. Tucker, do 17.40 ; -naa. lonin, ao n.94 .., m,,u , ,J" . .. """r"'" Paul Dalley, do 39.92 Fred Carroll, do thm,,.h . ... "'"'n8 Avis Perries, do 45.00 ; M. M. Gilkison. do nim,Mhi i., i,.".,".. .'?-.....:! Roscoe Meal, do 1 more than f.Ve months. "uo a solution for the problem created by t mJ, '1 the current development of branch, , c'lati'da Jones" do chain and group banklnn Claude- Jones, do While several of tl?e witnesses! w'T" "" St sCv.ntcmUn.',.f' M U'm 0"Ln "cmiit'ht. - do oanking system by legislation to cura Rnv rnnkim i7. consolidations, the bulk of the testl- p?yKn"l, ' ,f" mony dlsciosed a leaning branch or group systems. towaro Alex glateri d0 ZZ!.".ZZ!7. 14.93 Wilfred Robbs. do Vernon Allen, do ' O. V. Wilkinson, do j Willard Iltll, do j La Grande Book Store, supplies I Glass Drugs, do Nelson Printing Co.. do County Treasurer, freight Slate Ind. Acc. Comm., Ins. men 42.30 1.01 .25 1.60 9.13 o2?gc;SSr;SSSSSSS2222222?2??? 0O00O0OOO00O0OO0OOO0O0OO00O0OO0OOOOO90O0OOO00OO0o!,u MtCreamery, do 1800 :oi:ntv coi kt I'Ikickkdinck at Jl l.V TKK.M: In re altowanco of bills; OISNKIIAI, K:n It. R. Huron, Pm., stamps, etc. 49.18 The Currcy Preu, supplies 10.10 Kee Lox Mfg. Co., do 27.00 n a ifnn,n. City of La Orandc water llii 1 Clty ' l" r",,uc' watlr 2 l5 e. o. l. p. co." nKht. i Vn,nn c - ""'p"os 13 70 w. K. Ollbert Co., supplies 2.70 W. E. Plmser Co., do 3.90 Ore. Ildwo Co.,,clo 40 20 Red Cross Drug Store, do 5.70 Goodnough Carp. Shop, lock In P' 4 .so; . iririviiiu. suppiiea 1HJ5 Lelghton Welding Works, re pairs 2.60 Sacajawca Hotel, meals for Jur ors 0.76 Nate Zwelfel, pump and motor 134.00 Guy E. Barker, fruit Inspec tion 40.33 Union Cash Orocery, supplies 24.00 La Grande Observer, pub. court Proc 24.00 HIU Dept. Store, supplies 2.00 W. J. Hallmark, do for Indi gents Mrs. J. D. McKennon, rent J. C. Por.ney Co., supplies onieway more, do 23.92 17.96 13.96 11.96 i 23.93 j 11.95 16G.63 173.49 152.72 158.32 165.38 80.41 26.90 do 37.99 do 80.38 Len Woodell, do 32.89 D. R. Choate. do 69.44 H. E. Banton. do 161.04 W. L. Richards, do . 154.76 Fred Tracy, do -. 133.78 Chris Nelson, do 93.81 Harold Hug. do 34 93 Al Collp. do 113 83 John Bowery, do 24.96 Floyd Wills, do . 6 65 i S. N. Smith, do 7.98 Frank Hyatt, do 22.47 F. L. Smith, do 6.24 ITom Davis, do 14 07 I John Skllllng, do 2.9U 1 Burr Cantrel, do 9.74 : Walla Creasman. do 2.99 i Frank Romlnger, do 4.91) i A. J. Colt, do 24.05 , W. J. Robbs, 22.40 : Ira Unman 7.47 27.50 1000 12 09 12 82 8 73 BUTTER The Food For Everybody AN ECONOMICAL FOOD Scienlists have dt-nionst rated that Rood hutter is full of value. Plenty of Vitamin A is necessary for robust children and healthy adults. Mother nature has made Meadow Harvest Uiitter one or our best smiices for it. AT ALL (JKOC'KRS AT AN ECONOMICAL PRICE UNION CREAMERY 1112 Jefferson Ave. Main r' CREAMERY NO. 51 ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo j Walla C'reiisman. do - 4 v v v v v v w v w w w w w w w v w w w w w wif w w v v w wv w w w w w w wuuu wuu UOO vir. . viny. IUI O. R. Meat Co., do 28.50 Clark Dairy, do 6,40 Moon DruK Co., do 2.00 Glass DniKR. do 22.40 Thomas Adams, rent . 10.00 Mr, John Donovan, rent 10.03 O. U. HospltAl, care of Indi gent 500 73 Mrs. Citra Stewart, do 5 00 Nettle Itlch, do 5.00 SnodKnins A Zimmerman, bur- tnl IndlKcnU 84 00 Pprklna Motor Co., aupplloa .... 1H29 Bureau Public Health, do 5.23 l4i Grande Book Store, do . .. 2.63 Thomiw Brimher. Ins. Prom 5 2o State Ind. Acc. Comm., ins. on men 12 67 La O ran tie Dint. News, pub court proc 18 AO McClny Orocery, aupplles Ill (13 W f. Blnncctt, fruit insp UU27 Arthur Furman, do 100 33 (iKSKHW, KOADS Tete Grace, labor 115 36 W. L. Devlne. do 79 Jl S. D Hurch. do ;l 6- HllMell McKennon, do 80 Ot; i 10 mfk , xc3i,vox.s EAST McCLAY'S STORES Store No. 1 ,1704 Adams Pho'ne M 515 FREE DELIVERY Store No. 2 - 2916 North Second Phone M 109 DRIED PRUNES Eat Prune for Health Fine for Dessert 3 l bs. For .. 33c PRETZELS Oven Fresh Pkgs. 25c COFFEE McClay's Brand The world's mominjr drink. Guaranteed to Please. POUND 39c . BUTTER Fresh Churned lb i Roll 69c BAKING POWDER CALUMET TINS , 27c Saturday Only FRESH MEATS Beef Roast Pound Rib Boil Pound ..... 19c 14c PASTRY Saturday Only FRES"H BAKERY COOKIES DOZEN 29c PEACHES Del Monte Sliced, , No. 2 Size Cans ... 45c TUNA FISH, Large Size 45c BROOMS Medium Weight 73c EACH ; SUGAR 10-lb. Sacks EACH 61c SWEET PICKLES In Bulk Fine for Salads PER PINT 25c FRESH FRUITS " AND VEGETABLES LEMONS STRING BEANS ? FRESH Sun Kist I Extra Nice s ''. CORN CANTALOUPES j , Very Nice & ....39c2 Fteil2cpEN:.....39c!2For .: 19c IB! P. J. Kbprconscr, do It. 11 Da via, elo Halph WniKCl, lo . 21 70 14 I) 3 9i) Harold lit awning, do 10 41! Chas. Mvcrs, do 6 59 J it. Hobbs, do a 43 Ted Homlnger. do 3.4 Willard MacClrciior, do 3 4f Fred Brhreiw. do 3 49 R. C. Alrxandrr. do 6K8 Art WcnKel, do 1 "5 L. W. WHIs, do 3 4 A. K Krurrliclm, do 4 W Burr Canlrel. do fc 4 54 Travelers will appreciate the frequent schedule! and econo mical fares afforded by the Columbia Gorge System. - For example. EASTBOUND To Baker Ly. 10:10 A. M.; 2:20 P. M. 8:25 P. M. To Huntington, Wciser, Payette, Ontario, Caldwell, Nampa, Boise, Twin Falls, Pocatello, St. Anthony. West Yellowstone, Salt Lake City, Denver, Omaha, Chicaoo, St. Louis, New York, and all Eastern Citlea Lv. 10:10 A.M.: 8:25 P.M. WESTBOUND , To Pendleton, Walla Walla, Lewiston, Colfax, Uma tilla. Pasco, Spokane, Coeur d'Alene, Kellogg, Wal lace, Missoula, Butte, Arlington, Condon, Fossil, Heppner. Bend, Burns, Yakima, Ellensburg, Wenat chce. The Dalles, Hood River, Goldendale, Portland and all points on Pacific Coast Lv. 5:45 A.M.; 8:50 A.M.: 6:45 P.M. i For lurther Information and riervatIon, cjii on or phone agent named below f.J COLUMBIA GORGE SYSTEM Affiliated with Pickwick-Greyhound Lines Mr. F. O. HEATH Slagc Dcpor, Elm and Jefferson ffs. Phone Mjin 79? FRESH CHERRY PIES Made From Pie Cherries 40c ICE CREAM Ice cream made from pure sweet cream and containing 15 per cent butterfat Regular 60c value, per quart 50c W7VD UP AT THE WINDMILL A. M
