La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 30, 1930, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPage Six LA GRANDE EVENING, OBSERVER, LA GEAXDE, ORE. Wednesday, July 30, 1930 Expect Wallowa Grain Yield To Run 30 Bushels By Ci. C. Meeis (Observer Correspond WALLOWA. Ore, cpeciAi Ideal harrest weather is preTaiiir. over this aecttca oi ti ccun'jy- Bi.nc;g c gaey of tfce fiUi of v:s..r wfca.s baa been in full bUst d-arii; the past wet. Th wheat in ciaw t pLrrf iititia Has ripenac quite eveniy th.: season a.c4 lingers -e teen abie to cj tiie greater part Uieir custLsg witacut fcar.n to wait 03 paiciies to becoine r.?e fSr;;;h fcT CittlZ. cf wr-.z whic'a. witi be ccurd tiiresid with staticsiary cusfin beer cut and max. y lifids ir thici S7 doued with siv:!t3 of weii-fULad grain. From prsse appearances the grain, sbculd rua abou: 3D fauah cia per acre xn4 poaaibi? scce of ifce bes ftelcU bet:er than tfc-so-n crips are ncs looting Tery gorJ oo dry lar.d- Tie earlier part of the grow:t? season dul E-o'. tetre to b itr? ia7orac ior a growth, cf spring 5CTFT1 fram and as a result liie greater par of it will be very sort. Some f;irsiertf who had seeded beardless barley tot hay iiave , found. It diiiwuit to cux tee hay, mtrt binders, some of be:ns? sc socrt that it was necesnary to mow ' and raie In order to ges mucii of j the aaort stnv. Hayicg ts stilt go-. fng ctl in tile valley aecuens with : some of tne early patefces of alfalii : being cut for tiie second time. A ; fairly good crop of is seen on , many of the irrigated fields. Grain -crops on irrigated tracts have made: an excellent growth durinz the pu.it j three weeks and oat and barley crops ti7C promise of exeeint y:lds. ; Much of the barley ca ima'-ed. ' ftid is so hea.T7 that manT larze patches are badi7 down and tarried. J and Eani?e concitions are nos as as the7 have been for the pass two ircnths. Absence cf ra;n and dry ln weather has dene much toward drying up the vegetation m the tun be red areu where several large bonds of outalde sheep are beirne ranged . Some bands were moved cut of the- north woods the latter part of the weeit and taken, to- the hiqa mountains. A number of combines and sta tionary threshing outjiia have been t repaired and are ready for starting ; threshing of the crops of this sec tion as scon as the zriln is Giles Plasa expec'j to commence ' threshing at Eus farm la the hOis tne latter part of thts weeic and combines will probably start tn some cf the early fields in the hUIs about tie first of August. The attendance as the a-inxil pio neer's picrLX heid here Saturday. July 26. was not as lare as had been expected by many. With the eient earning in the midst of harTest sea son many people who would other wise have attended were -j Table to attend- A considerable n-jmher of the cidr people from Tarious parts o the ccti.7 and tcn-jt from Cmon and &ucer counties were here and a gocd time was en;cyd by aiL R. E. Hesiett and wife, fcemer resident! of tie Leap ccrr..T.ur:;ty but nc residing at Free-jrater. drove here the latter pars of the weeic so attend the p-oneers Cicn-c. i E. Hyitcc, cf La Grand-, has been working for Sam ilec during the past weeic. Iany cf the nearby streams wers lined with fishermen Sunday. Ang- : len who avaid themselves of the early memmg flanms report seme ; very gocc catties- wh-ie ctrrs who ' did most of iheir fishing during the midce cf the day were not so suc cessful. A amount of fishing has been d?ne In the streams ce this !ec-.ion which can be reacsed by autccjociies and many fishermen express the opinion that they are t getting quite weii ilshed out. acme ! parties have made trips to- the high , mountains for fishing in the atreams : and iaies there during recent weeks and some have returned with fair catches whi others were unable to secure even a mess. Jars. Bertha. Taylor, of La Grande, has been visiting at the Meex heme curing the past weei- Ed Beil. who has been, running two binders on a large acreage c winter wne-at at the C. A. Eunter farm in the faiiX finished cutting the latter part of the weeic and is now busy cutting scnie spring gram expects to be ready to start threshing during the latter part of the coming wee. George Lewis, of Second Crop Of Alfalfa Short f. Bert QtmK mpenl m day Us; met! aactieberrjicg near Li'.e Crtei. tMM at Ccion. TieT tic-iztt Scm - I VJlUlliC Hall uexoMij sccua fcu re:arjl trzn. B Mrs. cinjrtai Vtjf311.. uSrZ iellrmers cf tnSlccalitT f f7-JJ" e -"- tare fsned put'-ng up their c-i m I end cutting of alfalfa, whue enhers : 4. Woni been rec-iive-I hr cf a--e in the mXt of their haying I tc of to. totar Leaay, . 'pe"r ens The first cutting was : vlliow of the !ate W. H. Leav .i Z a -Lr nirmai crcp in some fields, j Keating, in Bair. July 13. r . it rnufn there was: - -"- ra. 1.337 rrTc . The secend ercp Is re-' Irt!C1 orande rjece vaiy, wnere I pted to te shcr-. m mcst parta at -T Fro.-n;n--t p : the district. , ' " --. -1. -i The last : ilt-ii;ns in th Mt. Gn Th7 were greatly pleased c s r tha amcunt of -vrnes tney pt-cked. Lelni Msnson. of Gg-.: xaa a c-Irr' at tne farm hm2s here the tirsz cf the wei. Mr. Mcnson 1 an miiructcr a Wehsr coi.g : Ogd-n. Ajt-cs Ferr:?. who livrs at Diilcn. iXi;:., ar.:ve-i a few dats axe and mc-: a sait witn Sr. and Mrs. Sriice iI:A:ir. lira. J, A- HoZmjn.. who fcd the ntj:ur:-me to fcreai her right arm ncjr :he stiz, is z-tting alcn qui'e welL 1x0 weeia igo, ilrs. fcciman hi- iccwnaiicc; f.;tiidj to tne to -iiar nucnecerr.es xs th-: hid -.--ached theur :n cere she had start- cut cf che car. tne ccor waiters has teen dcTised by the Gen eral Electra: company- The waiter passing thrrcgt a beam cf Light sev eral feet frcci the deer thereby rauscs an eiectrx rn. iter to swing the doer for fttn. IO AIi rL"DE'I KaTTEKV E-CBLIX The Irish. Free Stat-2 parLament has voiefc to invest 25.- 0CO in an improved storage battery m-ss mreEiMQ of a young scientist of ti-bani 5 sticnal uni7eity. . - The btttery, it b claimed, can rschjLTs-sd m record time. P.,.,-a rex. Euming ga w;Uftee selected by the Cregon league of m-te'tte then flares up aain. 'eitiea. Members of the committee p w -t 3J - Rear Admiral conferred with Secretary Hess yest! v-I- L'ds biilicn d-Uar na.T ex-.day. Manual LnstracUona and sample " "f-Tcdstat. i0 wU1 or"i cml bT the ro! r-oonrxesaianal communis- search department of th Caiversttr cnnnSS to Modify Trslnz officjU of -tlonJ City "pir'J bron-h. t ur.ua.tuv. rim.. ujj w vt riorlilt te f g-trd patral destroys hidden camp o Lino fcrces. opened, smd wttt wTiih the car until after the! n:p a'e oy -tj ireti?n cusv season is over ce riaaj - . . . . . t afi?rnccn by tne Ccuntryroaen j 121 clilf P- -7- c":' c.Uj3 as tne ccct w. " 1 --' - 1 -- -f-c. . x.. c: y Or surprise S'e -.:& Mr.. WUiaa. Tijior J VLrm. aS to Iice McAiUwr. it. ail cicie'to 5c-"herK- tii AIt PiffMn, aii jBaa L7l Puuuta. iil. aa Mn. 'o tn- trocsd tie trcfa trm it-i- Kicacib iroa fOTi In ! nfct ineior-d w Mic-il Sprifi s.v;' aa " La G-and- to 1 ex- Over Night News .flc&tion of Mediterranean fruit n reeulation that would permit shin. 'meat of citrus fruits and vegetable ' . j '.T.'frr.m the ceninsula to north.t-. La Grande, has teen sheeting bundles fa; L W. j Minor during the past several days, j Mrs. L. W. Minor made a trip to ! Huciieberry mountain the latter I port cf the week, taiing supplies to their sheep camp there, i H. C. Hearing and wife, of Evans, f were visiters in town Saturday e7en- inij'. Cscar Maxwen finished putting up hay at the C. G. Ccuch farm in the hills dcnci the ciist swk Art m rejidy ! new busy putting up hay at nls farm in id dale vahey. IVe Wekmneyou to PunfsoJ. 2CO catniomhl rocms wt tank. "'- ntca. A ear Halfway, Ore. B.AJCZH. Ore, July 30 Joe Tyler. 43. and ha sec Jce. Jr.. IT. drowned m a gravel pis near Halfway whi swimming. The boy gen- beyond his depth and both were less when his father tried to save him. The bodies were found Incited la a death grip m 13 feet of water 3 hears later. Tyler is survived by his widow and eight ether children. ' Vht HOTEL ' CONGRESS PCSILAND, OREGOS ! CL-veland. O Pnao Camera. Staly ; inccited out Gecrge Cocic. Astraii. ' r Winstcn Sttiem. 5" C. ; Prmihf Wine. Axrcn. O . stepped Jarva Smcihers, WavcJ alrm. it. ; tndmapciu Bud, Tay'.r, Terre Hitt. Izji . cuipOijited" Mi'iiwy Gen ' im, Xew Haven. Ccns 1 1 ) woa CCD- : soiancn m the secend game, oc-, ciai guests fee tne afternoon were Mrs. Ida EoLIand. of Sacramento, j Cel., who Is vitmg relatives in this j vicinity and m La Grande; Mr. Les- i ter Mastertcn. cf La Grande, and ' Mlis Irma Kennedy, cf Cove avenue.; The next meeting of the ciuh will be Seot. 24. when Mrs. L B. Che- i nauX'Mrs. Ralph Chenault and Mrs.: John Harrjnn will entertain as the I hern cf the former. t Mrs. Eenneth Brown and Infant 1 daughter. ifo-Ti---t EUea. returned hemrf from the Wonderucit hospital -last Wednesday. Mrs. Edith &iieler who has teen ' under the eectcrs care for several weeis. la reported to be improving. PhyLUs Johnacn, the eight -year -old daughter of Aaron Jchn&cu. who has been living w.ih her aunt and uncle. Mi. and Mrs. C. B. Geiteier. for the past year, left Friday night hy train to join her father in Lea Angeles where they reside She accompan ied her aunt. M-& Suth Johnson, as Ur a Purtumd and then she trav eled the rest cf the way to Lea An geles ane. Mr. and Mrs. Gefceler received a telegrarh at 9 o chccJt Mon day naecning. stating Phfllas bad ar rived, safely at her de. ti nation at S-30 e'eiecx, that mnrning. A meeting to vote the special school tax for tLstrxt 2?o. 13 and to attend to ether business matters was held at Liberty school house Monday afternoon. The election carried wi tne ut a dissecting voce It was decided that the patrons hoid an all -day meeting the Tnarsday be fcree ehoul begins a'ad clean the vrhcel house and make necessary improvements about the premises. Ernest De Lcng. chairman of the school heard, presided at the meet ing. Mrs. Eobert Mastertoc has fcr her house guest, her sister, Mrs. Ida Hol land, of Sacramento, CaL Mrs. Mas tertcn and her sister recently re turned from Tanaaicet. Wash., where they were located ia weeis. settling the estate cf their sister. Mrs. Nell R.r.ge. who died in June and whose bitme was hi Tsnasket. While there the sisters made several side trips and visited friends tn differeat WjfiiLngton. points including Seat tld. Mrs. Holland is also vistsmg, relatives la Ls Grands v a sister. Mrs Charles Tial. ' and & brother. Mow Eiieuge. - - Mr. and Mrs. Reece McAIister are dnviny a new ear. which they pur chased recentiy. M. and Mrs. J. B. Lindsey are tn Fcrrland via. ting thir sea. Alph srrrnaj" who la attending aTfa- the new pccL The v r- cert spiencid time. Mrs. Joe? Harrison aad Mrs. Wardei! spent a ccir!e of da-rs By the Associated PYes Ioasetie Washington Govmmsnt oppooes wholesale embargo oa aonet triile. Wiihington Saniinr warned aga-nss permitting Ijso or American lives in Chinese wur area. Cilahccia Ctty W. H. Mumv and 2nh Pronto Camera znocw i stcnunuun. n secend rcuna. Announcement oi tne propose modification was made by Eecreun cf Agriculture Hyde following a con- out Gecrge Ceci i r.'f.v. i sfsiiniinrt tezence at St. Augustine with qq,. j O ttU VI fit ;erpor Coyle E. Carlton and other of. v Sustem t or Lines Removal of the quarantine lint s,.r,r j.jit 30 -r A unl-1 withm tie penUisuUr would place ui s'-r-m to be ustd -cl Florida, lying east ot th Oclclock. r "oriescu2csl- "eJ the onee River, on the same basis. The A.;citr- ikt Ojwatr 'TnaX Buuria tad in na lei ter- 1928 rJsx au--vJred etar7 . qoarma" at SCEE.-EC-i.UJY. J.. T. ,J An emc.-ltio: H.-Ji" ard Gore oi S--e Ei to estabjsa. has eeen "ie norm. a ccmrcit- era birder ol the state. WOWS We Offer the Public Our New SAVERS The great American instinct is to save time a lot of time and then some more time. In the big affairs and the little things of life, time is the most valuable thing at our command. Limited trains, automatic telephones, special edi tions of newspapers, sixty-miles-an-hour automobiles, airplanes still faster we have these things in answer to our demand for speed. And an equally important time saver in the lives of people today is advertising. Just as surely as any other modern service, the adver tisements bridge hours and days for people who have wants to be filled. Readers of advertisements are the same people who demand the utmost efficiency in communication, in business, in their daily life. They know that a few minutes' reading of the advertisements will tell them more about products, values and the intelligent spend ing of their money than they could discover in days by any other method. And like the other great time savers, advertisements save money and energy, as well. The reading of them is a genuine human economv. on Riverside s.. 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S.6 ) 9.3.S 5-55 ... 6.29 .. 6.35 7.5S ... 7.63 29 x 4.40 57.S5 30 x 4.30 8.25 31 x 5.23 11.65 29 x 5-; 12.33 32 x 6.00 12.95 32 x 6.50 14.70 32 x 6.75 17.50 29 x 4.40 ii 29 x 4.50 30 x 4.50 23 x 4.75 29 x 4.75 31 x 5.25 32 x 6.50 S3 x 6.00 S9.50 10.40 10.75 11.S5 12.23 15.95 20.50 - 1S.S5 Tires and Tubes in All Sizes at Proportionately Low Prices! YOUE TIRES PUT ON FREE! MO WAITING! 1101-3 Wash. Ave. Phone Main 18 La Grande, Ore.