La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 29, 1930, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPajre Eitrht LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Friday, August 29,1930 OVER THE VALLEY Mabel 11. Morton, VnlUr NYtvs Editor Phone: ltesldei.ee. Main tfuti; Office, Mnln GOO Conditions From Drouth Are Serious WALLOWA. Ore. (Special) Short age ol water Is becoming quit sjrl- . ous in some parts nig Another Line Is Suggested ; For Creameries Engineers Striving For Theory ' To Clinch Radio Vision Triumph Bt C. E. ButterfteM (Associated Press Radio Editor) iu studying iap procieni of runner J . new YORK uiuinuua w awry proauc.a. tne pos- iuiumite television receiver .have been tried. Other disks bad 1 i tnroor hole. VaTlOUS various Jwajfc. from the. engineer's bench-setup to completely designed, equipment as it. might look in thj? homes la lye future. 4 None of it however, has met alt of the rigid tests that the engineers feel It must pta Handicapped on. so many sides, the. engineers "ire working on,' believing here from weiu on a fishing expedition in iri on their way east from a vacation of the week, and they had very Hood trip which took them clear to the luck, too o it 15 reported. The tint- eo.t. While here ii.pt were guest ims have been hire diirin the sum- at the home ol their uncle. Ret. H. I. mer visiting aiming their old friends Hansen. and relative and recently have been joined by their an. bit on and Misa Marlon Olnntch. aleo ot HoqutAin. who aw spend tut. their vr.oatron la till part o E.vtcin Oregon. To North t.Wtlrr - Mia Esther Hlokiaud who t to teach in the Wolf Creek , school w donn there ttu week makuut ar rantteiuenta to bem the work on next Mor.day. She will bowid during the war t the host of Xtr Hairy Nice. i?he will retain to Wolf Cre?k Sunday to retnam permanently o Comity Sunriav ScluN- The annual union Sunday school fathering in announced tor this Sun oay and. as ual. i to be held at the !Mea.nt drove grancv prove rter t he med w tc uyer won of Howard Smith, count Sunday school nai,Miaiy. There itl be the &u..riay Return Hume Wis. Amanda Hinehart, veil known Saturday tc get things in readiness. The idea for the types of drums, which resemble short hoping -itmay be ouwr. television . .. -li7. e i. nines, also contain- 1 mav be on' ft par with the cation.) rts of the community j sibihty of successfully manufacturing nestllnr. In the brain of some great ing holes, or lenses have been tested, j service of,, sound radio ot the pret farmers here. At at casein profitably m this state Is sug- ihventar or experimenter. "The holes generally are arranged in ent. , t OWll "Jf uww mwic iaj point out that ..for the amateur and the . l J.imlnlnff the t Althmieh 'nnMr. f 1 tht ftDDST- Spiral, me ourau --- . o o -r r .....i llirrnro ll)CWL&e QatC WTU t atus today gives fair results. 4t isnot r;Hniml to aive larger.. Mcerimenter. here Is a field that mj KShlue fcxnedltton I'nmi Omaha (Will Tench Ulck Smith or east of Island C.ty Mt. and Mrs. Earl Jorxenson of Miss Clrace Hallnif of Union has accord i: ann jewe urtnui ana son, wnu iv "-' nniru w icoru we uiowcau number of placea In the hills, wells ! eested bv Chariea S. Trtmhl. Hooulam. Washington, and uUerwtmK visitors in tais valley . Nriiool lor next year. School will be- aua wrings T.ave tai;t-tt ramdlv dur-tciate dalrr manufacturing rriTlit ' : " : - iiik iae i;ai wws. tvaier is oe-!oi me uuiiea eiatea denartmnt nf ' p: . . nartH tn rKu.-ii..c1 w.uaii oi iaac ins hauled with trucks and teuras to agriculture. Mr. Trimble haa been L olctures fers innumerable opportunities f0r school are meeting at the school on several farms for use in wteriM ' making a study alone this line t thilhe 1x1 y radio. - pictures. . develapm(nt.- They point .out too. combine teams and many find it nee- Oregon State college and other, cen-' DeP,t obstacles to be overcome. I IIT(f' n on - fluorescent - that for the home the receiver with esaary to do some hauling for house-; ters. conferring wltn the dairy spec- ithev QO not hesitate to predict that aeJ Vt, th israe end which is flat. " a mechanical scanner, based on Ktp, use and watering small stock. ittUlsts there who went with him on the problem will be licked some day. . 7. . L T. vM o n Piee- : kow's discoveries in the 1880's Is con- Th third cutting of the alfalfa The supply of irrigation water ln!a tour of visitation to a u umber of hut wUl not fcrecast when that will ' . " lntJ5 or reDroduces :- venient for ' amateur experimenters M.ikhtg Mr Huj- a picture tinted green. no mechanical scanner. It requires: Just as the 'crystal detector preceded tae raaio iuuc. crop is going on in difierent sections the valley is also said to be quite j creameries In tills state. be. , . pioneer of the tliande Konde valley -' t yUty. This cutting la reported short. Some of the farmers in Middle; Raising of tariff, rata from 3H I 'Tackling the situation from all wno uaa a visit oi a tew asys union . s. r1 -s w inianuu to 51 cents a pound has mart, thi angles, scientists in me ltts laoor- , tunmtrt inn have h-r oirt fr..i ..u ..mn wiih bv some. Un the first croo was. ourccww tad in some iwtncM wf " r.' D", m"e l.ne t .t w t h tnri ! Other schemes of Illumination nave her mece here, ha returned t a he, - for stock i .quite short. The same SuntrTfar practically VrerV known system. The Included different jouzce ; AMATEl'R WRESTLING KINO " home at Vale. oreon. Implement condition is alao faced by Diamond lout Mr. Trlmbl thrah UntSSrl 1 wrt goi on tirjabated; the goal Various types of neon or glow tubes - TO- JOIN PROFESSIONau Vhllfc Mother Mrs. LtUlan Weatherford and im: HonaUl, arrived the first of the w.ek from their home at Santa Knaa. Call fvvma. and are makuijj a viH with her mother. Mr. J. A. Holman and liun.ly of near Island City. imprmrinentv We ahnost-Rvit into a ob Wrtcht'a t Fruitdale Wednesdi at Leo prairie farmers. There, all have been have stocked up" heavily at present scuhl not yet in sight nesday. be to eet a limited amount of water !on Argentine supplies brought In be- I - Two basic methods i where everyone was busy helping lay but no; enough for all needs during fore the raise in tariff rates. - , mm eioerimentA there These in- Mocre crater lamp, which insteaa 01 whose 330-pounds ox muscle and uave developed ' One Important item has been the TULSA, Okla. t4") Earl McCready. fine cement walks all about the place. At a time when there was a sort of lull in out of door work this im provement was being made and it is helping the appearance of the place very much. In lure" WrUr john PctmWer of Island City had SunUa the mufvurtune to injure Ms rij:ni wn.it last week whtlf cranking hi ccmbme. The crank (IfW back sink- m htm cn the back or tns wrist Mr. and Mrs, W. E McClure of near Island City had for their puests on the extremely dry period. j The pr mauslry u xtkt principal volve the use of a scanning disk or Jt- fm Sin? U.ht ! KS.ftSsaSh Sectiint fwp U liood 'consumer of casein in this countrr. a scanninc drum, and a kinescooe or neon tubes has a Plnt Ught : Agricultural and Mechanical coliege Cutting of the second crops of al- More than half the amount used t special cathode ray tube, a develop- ,ource. provimng w""" ' : r-if 1 tn nuw ..mnr.rf .. T .-..j-,. V . t lareer. brinhter picture. The neon the farms in the valley at this time, representing the product of about one f The scanning mechanisms, driven 'Flcture PinK- PlentV of Wtr anri u-m w.uih.r : billion nounris of skim ml lie nmiatlv ht mntAnt tn ffrr hrt itn tVi : Rpnmrtuction Of television have produced an excellent croc of according to federal authorities. 'Dlcture Into an assemblv of tlnv laree screen, such as demonstrated hav on manv of th fiW( a UrA 5 The onrr - obtM'tlnn th . mrvr tint inH ilu cHv th v th im. lt snrln? at Schenectady by Dr. amount of the spring grwin in the i manufacturers have had to American presslon of a moving picture although E. P. W. Alexanderson. also has been: valley has been bound at this time: casein is that the quality has not each picture actually consists of paid close attention along with tne toj5 : is to become a professional wrestler.- Present ' amateur neavyweight I wrestling . cnampion 01 me united States and Canada, the giant "Moose;! from Amulet, . Saskatchewan, wilf ; make his professional debut in New : York late in September or early oc- wlnxM s:citt in ttie morntivs. picnic tvnh cMuifrable fotv Fortunately Sunday Mr and Mrs, Jack Oliver of and threshiinr will be starting at a ; been uniform, necessitattnit frequent thousands of rapidly replaced ele- development work on television for - Mcvreaay- won '"ee LB'B iootoallt tne nome. . 7 . " w disks with small holes ADoaratus has been assembled in tne ivw -mav team.- - . La Grande and their heuseHtuest. Mrs- Oliver's sister. Mrs Hall of Portland. dtnner at ikvui and service m the afternoon. bonea wrre broke u but It wias very pamfnl accident poocooocoopoooocceooccooooocooocopooooooocococooo OOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOCOOOQ 00000000000000 00 0000000000000000 00 ooooocooeo oo ooo To the Busy Mother Hivad Kiui lnuu-r, fruit or vofot;ill? s;lad. ttv peihor wift milk wakes an excellent light iwal." Lrt the chiMiei liave quantities of butter their giv-wuip Kniies netM the nourishment which it supplies so plentifully. UNION CREAMERY U12 Jerferwn Ave. CREAMKRY NO. 51 iain 122 A SEASONABLE RECIPE R.x-k Salt Pfc-ktes Cucumber. On m1 onr-ruiU cups rtxk sdU. One nd onc-hsll cup ciioppcd hcrserdri. Alum, tin oi hulled hickory nut. Ty ounce lETOuncl mustard. One gallon lnyr. One pir.l MWr (It rtoisnr Is suvuf ). Mix 11 Inirrdlcnu except cucum tjer nxethjr In 5.nw jillon JAr. Siir unJ tH nd alum ar dissoJvcd. Ada cucumbera any Ume and any ln ,h(J srucm. Much o! number at a ume. iney are gv.i i!n the "(Teen- color is gvw. fHllKES HAS TWO HEARTS number ox the farms dunne the next ; analyses before It can be used, ac- ments. week or two. B;trley and oat crops ' cording to Mr. Trimble. A new pro I ' Scanning . ' -ur;p mis year ana ira iuu unu pejictcu i . ;t. oc seme excellent yields shoufd be se- partment ot agriculture, however cured. : which It adopted will eliminate this (Mttle Suffer dllflculty. Mr. Trimble said the fed- Farmers tn tne tiry sections cf '.his tral "Pnment Is ready to cooperate county are Imdln It xery difficult id:"1 u rcanufacturera who wish to keep their dairr herds from falling iie UP ""i- maatHaeturUJf. wierelv on milk at thu time. Dur- At present but two creameries in inc the past tew weeks the pastures : ,he s:s,s makinj casein, says Dr. have dried up badly and where it has - W"er. head of dairy manufac not been possible to irtre cows ad- lur" Tttc ". ,h "titual ditiorul feed thev hare nearly gone creamery ot Baker and tie Claiakante drv. Some report that through the creamery. The Lower Columbia Ce il e ot some hiT and grain they have .-cperauy Dairy assoclatton eipresstd been able to held production up fair- interest in the posalbUltlea to the U well The meet of the pastures In cn specialist and may add the the valley are affording excellent for- equipment later. A visit was also age vet and herds there are said to be '-o" " Camas. Washington, where r'raductng verr good. creamery Is supplying the paper li it sniHt i mills tn that city with casein. Fruit of most varieties are quite ; its section. Much of the . fruit on orchards ln the lower parts f rkVOTTIAf wt I IS1V of this community ws killed By late VIU 1 ClilUl O UfXJ spring frosw. and the dry vreather has VAl. Auc Two hearts topped beatlnc when Dr. George Bean. Vale, killed a chicken for his dinner. The se and coloring of the two hearts indicated they both ruoe ticned tn the bird. At State Fair Set For Sept. 26 tUnvrott tiets Accwlaiies NKVT YORK "Hictiih it ts rumcred that Jvhn McGraw selected the stAittn? p:tc!wrs by te.ephor.e durtrr the Giants Ute triutupiiant drtve. rure Barjcroft.. acting nv&n sjrfi. jo creat deal of credit for the suv-vT5-fU active dvrectiati of the club. WIIBIR TO IS1T PORTLAND PORTLAND, Ay: 3S i,f Ray Ly- coocoooocoooooococcoooocococooooocooooecoooooooo v , -. TJ OOCeOOOOOOOOOOOOCOCOOOCOOi'-OOOOC'OCOOOOOOCCOOOOOCCO Tm1 fV-vJjad September 10 He wsU ooooooooocooooooooooooc-'toooooocooocoooaoooooooooo address a Aini meeting of freral city c.ubtj.. caused the fruit on tnost of the or chards iu the hilts to become very Peach, tomatoes and other fruit have been shipped In recently, however, oxtces have remained h -.Ch er than most people feel they can af- ' SALEM. Ore, Au?. 29 Arrange ford to pay and sales have ot been ments for special events during each hcarv. cf the seven days of the iSSth Ore- - ccn State fair here Sept. t2 to 23 are ranniav neaxinj comnletion. 4? was declared tcday by Mrs. ElU S. Wilson, secretarv of the state fair board. Each day is to be devoted prtmar llv to the interests of a specific area cr croup in the state, with Commun ity day on Moaday. Sept. 23. as a starter for the week's fesuvitt. Granee day on Tuesday. Sept. 23, prctMblV wul be attended by the larg est cathennj cX rural viators ever assfrr.hled cn the Oregon State fair grounds. Mrs. Wilson declared, with dcrens of entirely new features for their entertainment and convenience. Salem day n Wednesday. Sept. 24. Ls expected to draw more than 20.000 to tiie expo&:ton. with a record - breaiinc Portland day to follow on INTENTIONS TO PLANT . r An Increase of only one per cent cr SuVO acres over the 192 fail sown acrere is indicated by the intentions to plant report cn fail sown grains re-tssued by the Federal Ssate Crop Kepcrti::: Service. If thes mten-uoc- are txU'.y cs.rr:ed cut, the acre auce sewn for harve: in Ore-cn nest feuca atll be tS6 vW) acres which ccavpAre with A5.t5 acre harvest ed this sajon. F!l weather ccndlt- ti'f "Jf.ifTSL tfcVL-fiCi the Oregon mercpojs. . , ... . . a use i-fj. j r!r.T: . " m " 7 accordang om 5- svery co-oper-travel has been Fndsv. Sept- has been named Gvemors dsy. the first event of its Favr si rmteti State, tntentior PcnJ- to ,-Jir.t w-.nter wheat a.-e es.irr.ated ce till per wr.t cr 1 CVO acres w srred at the Ore? SanVVV fU sown acrea.ee last 3 P" ...T? w,th iXVCW acre tarried m "lV liAX T-f actual acr-ie sown w.U eTY; procuM. with exhibittKS aad rirw-.U b le tiua the ex- the twaaca. ! V" . ... f . - -,"T tAtircay. &ept- ST. has been labeled pi induce a -y cj., p- cuT. i all cr R ctuiiren urder 14 admjrted free aad T-e inter. tictf to p-tr:? rre in tt- r " ccc: t. fall are ea-tzrarea a a -rv-c -m h is tie sai acrear ms w sows Ut fail arid ccrr-pxre wtth tec-rJa";cc a u-til tct oi thrcoshcQt tbe spost- .vx acre J? 'xy. Se S3, has beec ctren cr rtr "TVrr -v -r. a trewtfcre the fair tt$ eaced 1 -. - 1--vLr this on Ssruroay crtn. with Sunday oe- TOteC to rfJ AP!:-g d C15JSyj. Slaorts are beicu: .age to Cattais specsii trams at rrwstlT rettareti .A.'CO . ' A. A U tt ia (Say of the exhibit. Pare of coe ana coe-ura tct rcca tr.p wtii te in eitect oer all lines in tiae snrtai wrt tJiro.ischouT tie fa, ac - cvrdiar to Mrs. WUsccu and a rrtier cut exTwcsed to be secsrrrd fee anncurxed. Saturday evenixtc co the fair criis expected to se t larcess crcwd ever assmned in he vear hiscrr c the Ore-con fair. Special entertamment at the horse beinf cCazised. as w3 as iAry:d acrexrr SOT SO OLD AS SOME BELIEVE excariicciisas. St sW C:j4 rctrt in addition to the Standard Pzbst-eit you know so tvei.J Introd uclory Offer ttv C. I- rtat:erf"eM , A.:v ,k : rfss Kii.? lil'loc ' Aos a4 Ar 'Jt are rj.t c,-lic cil as sccre -:o w;i have . irir ci tTii : i- cvv ue swe K...-t-:jK-ie fl-r.y ea o tt ' n.c tiw jrars i beicce ti-ex reaoh 5.-se' cr. Titir Sxn ' ciii'?.-i: nsr ecl t 5a;cir'.-fir.t. was Svcr. l K.virJ.oi Vs. vv i, ; STVXSSCKJVC Aat. ,p Tb .SJ(? ir-i -:r 51. will dairies j,, F.-rrzsecl irruM !ar Cdrrva. Air is:ezrs- cCtoal recec&ai r lie cl rv-ii.r? '.S-"-- aal a --w ioiasaa A-arat Arsiree. ttsens el- 1 pOrceff. cc lis am vat at Tvcottrfoe- A : free; Seal tie 1- -iS - rc.-wS as mu tia; -.ie t .T.Ti.-c. c-rvat sre-s5iKra.. wvh ccjaS- OU.J-MV ntrc .wr; . -- r :oc Arairee cewters l Sc-a- Government Of Sweden Planning To Receive Bod v Purchase musr ro'uie psciaire ci St 33 srd Psbst-ttt. You know how delicious the Stand ard Fhst-ett is. Now you can get the criginst whole-niilk cheese toed in three distinctive r.tw varieties Fi mento, Sis and Brick. Chocse yotir favorite f.avcr. Now. vou can give vour cuests th li'htfillv diueren wiches. The New Fabst-ett Varieties have the same smooth, creamy texture and nutritious qualities as the Standard Fab-st-ett the original whole-nvilk cheese food. S"e want ever- woman in the city to try the New Fabst-ett Varieties, So we are making the spe cial intrc5uctor- c:Ter showm. at the riht. Take advantage cf it tocay. Sctd by i'l cVa.Vrs. IValla IValla Metit and Co!d Storage Co. v-''.o... 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S-al eTnrrc ti krq Brs; Cone 1 c r c arsrso- wcsii k?er s a Z.x. u..tr at -,.x c-3 - .r.r- vJse -rao.-.'.jeci -x--: h w t tkt, -. i-e caw .Nrrr at a.TJ fci ixl eas K.T.rr-.r toe .neurit rr.ic u rrirLrtai 1 f-.-rfc? - 1 t? u-tc ?e Azai-re tae eErjrec i laecacw V- V.-w -.'.-t -ft c - Ise iiai a rr-r.vr :rr a -f- "-a '- r-rra-0 KJi zz. Jaaftia ic- act a izxx- a-tscrarv Lle itt.- :v rtf ti c ixuk insn KMVBTS 5or- r ti arw Ca-.atf wa ram tx ?Tn; cr.ww ec" reciai &3ztrxzx. trtssa. M rCs5t a CXLau. fte McCLAY'S STORES OVER LABOR DAY SPECIALS We Will Be Closed All Day ilonday Store No. 1 ANY SIZE ORDER Store No. 2 1704 Adams FREE DELIVERY 2916 North Second Phone M 515 Phone M 109 RIPE OLIVES Iibby's A real Appetizer PER CAN 14c PEANUT BUTTER " Elco in Glass' PER POUND.. 25c JAR RUBBERS For Mason Jars 4 DOZEN 23c MILK Darigold 3 TALL CANS 25c PER CASE S3.85 PEETS SOAP Granulated Washing Machine PER PKG. 39c Meat Specials Try our delicious fresh meats at your nest meal Nice Tender -t rj Beef Roast, lb. -LC J,"!.1""-" 18c Suga r 100-POUND BAG $5.89 10 BARS SOAP Crystal White 35c "BUTTER ft ' ' Fresh Churned ! i J 2rlb. ROLL 81c RICE FLAKES . Comet Brown 19c 2 FOR MAYONNAISE Best Foods PINT JAR Coffee McClay's Best Brand Guaranteed ' Try a Pound PER POUND 39c WEET POTATOES Extra Nice 9 FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES BANANAS TOMATOES Golden Ripe per Q.ate 3-lb. FOR DC 4-lb. FOR 25c EACH 69c CANTALOUPES -" Very Nice -. Lai-ge Size 25 c 3 FOR iBiiiiieiiuiiiiiiBiziiEisiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiai 1 iwrrpr . 1 IF rrrrri te&; 25c SOc -.JC it SOc NvvVH -,v L4sra?f L"3; tx -ffiffir . . ciL a? 1 i i leiv wma m , .gJJ Raised Dccjrhn Oar Scrscftiocs D-c-usAr.nts sugared. dcr ireaei Dcaircts. dox. Cfcoo:ate DUitr.u- ft-j. LerDC-a Cakes, esch ; De3ck'fss Cu? Ckes, ci. JeCy Ecis. ech Ck:Kiiie Er2s. eaei r v t, - A dcikiriis tike for the family WID VP AT THE WIS DM l u s.urSK-'f. !e i?w klH. ' '