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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1931)
is i if : LAGEA.VDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Tuesday, April 7, 1931 OVER iTHE VALLEY 5w TSisrador eesus., tw w &KZti& went uHas cyr- arjts co i kccm a3i year Miidrea e oxe chares w3u g Sb- tide1 naaaA.. Fruit Sprays OatlinedBy County Agent ;Corn Needs Are Greater Than Supply mj Hz. sr. "tvri -.r.Vi.iC. -r,. Tutrvt u",'.x. K,- iZA "yv.-r, f;jt ?s.zr.-str;f v,r. 'm; n'i " a;;.:?i;i v.a. i T i r,-ssi ir. y;A Zs'ZX-!' V':. -,-i..r. ' it:- A..vi-r, 3..-.v, &. ''jV'Ajifd. ir. A-itC iir t. V J.f if.. a4rtf Ifc-., rA7 y.;? ; ctv Xr-'j. ftf av' -.. v-i-:". M.-w a.vi. J"-t.jt -C -d teisur rX V..' 1 Xts- Zss- PROLIFIC EWE A P.ECORD LAJIB CROP :t? rti;-f ;y4 "4 ft V.: TK Iruria. 3r:, 3 ss A?sMf ! .acr pm Kf. et tfjt Owf, Juki s Er &3irjstr wr Mt. a IC-l KairtT - M? tl Mx Affiau c La Ontsd. TfcH MnClwtr WX MtJUHH. TJU. A&durw HXtA, A &Kis Ubunt Cf.f, xi tmttntA Tk infix rjwilrjt t tfc A:il U4 nu'. v&y.k cu iKWit. TY.-i.'Vi2;7. ttt Kirs luatt Trmnxf A tm tX4 of ten. Pi'Jl Kotz in uue Ion ttf&itjettM. A group of w.hryt rAtil tM a pvrjie Chut aur inv! or Mr. tA Un. b'jn (A.-nn i trrj Crt. TtU it 77 !p7 7 tor til MOMtwf. i th rv"rt prwrrt id to tne amfxt 1,1 It OV.lf lttlif, Wr. a.'S lfr. Jrrat PktIv. Mr. r K.'. Ixa V-jMian wl tmMj. U. iwt Kr. t' Jfr-c:''r?, 5r. M.'s try ;: .-. Kr 1tit.X l'.-k. S-fr, Mr ar.-: ... li. 8. Art w. t . ..-,--! Vw;- VifM, lit trt Ki.'iJ .r3 hi r-'A-.rr. ySli ft.vJ Vftr.: i?: w?r-m A La Orxxnizr Clrth Tjkt.?, '.tyxTiizr.ri t 4-J1 jv.il Xr-h lr.-.'jrr rfr-r..ly. tfrr. of f.?- J'r t-7-' i'rm.-'j !rss:t:. Y.i.I,':'.. f Py nrrw lyisi. fi'7 fc'HT Wr vr- Pruut C7 ititt. Mar Sr-r-i'-ra. 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"O-r. cr.wa.rittl l wrirt czvn tid irLd2Li'-- 1 jcaca lift ga.jcoa tssA'&Kt, J"a;& )par vk tot cirW Gutixi two, tfaTi 25!r Pt2 a yarzr. W EAitJ izA efcA-i J '"r JL t ?iS so Iras dl rw. f, Sr.'r S;a(&U7, fettcj Ma. JeJs ct- ! at t M GoeotS iii c7 tTO to it ti r 5w Jjr-.MJS -ux w- iom Kja so-jffer i&3 Tzcxzo Wcowa r sAe xee ca lie too. Tyjrj& vi sum Sm lra. Bcce jraa W' M Ht.'o vn $A-rir7vi lArjt'.f, fait tvzzssHtG WfO 'fi& r.-ir v .i It; er-wtca j-.x. ea do tv T7 -Ld r.v- tie r-r.-Trsr.T : t t 'B"-"-- tree erciT to xttu - ti p5-.sies irJ Lht-uz ej? ijl? cf tie Vr-tr s r-r tfeiwcr cctt2iiseci ; ' .--t .r. t.-x T.----. c-j ft-;i..r it Vfc-e Tfi A.'aia it rter4 V te.tin Mr. Uj f:zi niaA mx Hxz- t?ua lie popA ct hs ne H to z f-x&x, pcXiiD tie knr-r outer 1.-5 ttt Art Eejrr iA c jjfiier. : tA nc yet 6ee& aesenuii. we H7e Cie Ume ruipnur tne wine u for Ro? H I)fM . "TJ fw$ p-iiij cf Ifcetr reUtiTe 8uEi2T Vsjtotrx, :rjt icua c M.' ird trry m this tJ7. erpe their booie &crta d Pleasuii Grove. Mrs, Lj Y.Af. A ttxs L Or tS. j 7 tbe jtsre ici4 their Boyl Th gTt. Its, l&ciuded itr. and Mt. A SEASONABLE RECIPE ON THE JR -:- Oit.u hw'j- Ai-:.'.-i: 12 f. ,1. , r; IV. 2'J. ' 'A hr. 1 ti V. U h'.art-;," a oft t"; v) p?.ri,.vry v 2 .:". t .. -jvi Ti". r - --iJ.-Jrf S.T. f r.j a.ryl rrr...r.'3 in- :r.,i M-- Kittl rr.Mtl ii..r t.rxr. in . ..-. -. r ; ,7 ft r.rirr;rf of y-rs r.id r. f r.-. -i r . 7 li.trsi-h ;&:t I t : . 56 1!.' m.- Hr.:y &r.-nr and fr.'ituzy Uj Ujql home ttiSt'.'JttA l,i mtlliiJiA. larmn LtRrsy Krn. rj Wall Wil. hxa to Mr fc.va Mr. A. H Vx:v.t, on Cmt f:.t Ann4, jor mrAchino purpoe viil txr&Mrf cocae from :t tx.' collet fitiTfr to a pr thica hi re-E-GUy ln perf-. Aj se Kory cr,Tr.A to u !t u u foiiwr Ptrttc i:cn of a x.'vr,v:h.r proc -scih rus., p:vne& pr-jfi'ic &uUet. fcr the rrjviiijr rrp.'Lu of R07M Ann irtl rtr cr. rr m Oreot: u in- rct;iici it? tfc foftiojitjjrl prod Jtu flivuicn cl ifc Oren tteAie col: 4f experiment. fctAticn- 'X'ne p:orm u ifti rta-jjt of tiro yew reta;ca by H. t. bd of the cavuo. E tta.ljA. &A.u.tan: riw7T.i.it. ' o . t .-je A.Te : i ca n -pp i y of o,i i,v.v-j vr.-ltr fonrrj; h:sl v. rarf (tfcr-'iU. In Toen. jr vr. w.'-i 1 to1 Iirst tj to tr;e ( Tr txpnmn cere bre wjlted j in perft'.-tin improTtd forniu; ft:h oon te puMitrt3 lor tn general ue of the fruit canning r.d SJfre.-Tir trad. Hundreds of tau ; x?e run dwrm:ne the beat blarh. - toe i:-?.t tr.-rdenin; tcAMiirm and o:r.t7 i irt-atrrnt. to cut dvwn the Irorn W. A. Bfee-r and caiklren, Itlr. and Ur. Harry Mason. Mr. and VI r. St&n ley AmcidUft, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wesi and ch:ldren aci C&arhe Srwier of La Grande. Mr. and Mrs. A E. Lan rr.ari. Perry and fctrl of Imbier, Mr. and Mr. W A- West of Pumpkin Hutzn arid Mra. Coarlea Sanderson and Lcraxne Uug of Dry Creeic, atarn Home j Mrs. Henry Lcenni returned la&i ; CTentni; to fcer ar.trjt m t-itLtij Creeic after having &prt ine pasx nice days a tie Ledbetttr notae in tne raLey. Mr. a.-d Mrs- Ed Jasper and tneir farjtiijT cf ir.tererftin children, cf the VfTi& diitrict. drove over to Grnd fabcr and Grandmother Jarprs " house on the tldehill sear La Grand and fcperit Eastc-r Sunday. i ON SCHEDULE In Morocco or Missouri ... in Alberta or Alabama . . . the "Caterpillar" owner farms to his own schedule . . . does the class of work he wants to do when it does the most good. He has sturdy dependability and positive track-type traction to make his fuel and time buy more well-done work. Thus, he can farm more land . . . raise better crops. His "Caterpillar" Tractor protects his farm. He prepares his fields for big-ger yields . . plants on time . . . and he's ready for any emergency. Through the years he follows the system he knows is best ... . gets the most each season can give . ... with a "Cater pillar" track-type Tractor. 1 - 1 5 r - . ..- Bunting Tractor Co. 1426 Jefferson Ave. ! rri.f !-. 1 $- of I.iTlr.((.- Ull PI. 7 In tr:. '. l xn "Urn roar Child tV), In in a7. rw. 7:15. H! Ocjii. nd lit. ! In.-4 Lucille rnib.rt j 3.0';. Tne iiutic luituui-"H'n-' et7 In Uecorttion." Jameii ituwil 3 20. with Urj:. ftrr.' Nturl!nu. 3 .T-4 fx p. rn . Tj. H'.-ii.e CLifMrn 3 30. "How f'Ui:l UlipoM CI 1 ntlr 3 4. ' CotiMrvBiiou." Mn. John I. 1 00 p rrL. Pirn Hour. 0 30. In th rlA)-' newt. 1 . " 'et report, crori nd ",J'" ' (ortc.t. . 00-3 90 p. m . Around the Oirdiu ' l'rliU7. April 10 2 30-a.M p. m . Hwtmttrr Hour ' 13 00 P- m- '"n" H'J'r. 2 W, Cu-am Jan., "ttkHtliit uit ' 12 10, In lh rl7 i nc. At)p"Ut" I 12 24. "(Itovllili HT.1 tXture 3 r. -How Khll We ArrriK Our : Bo!l1 c"f" " V"t A. O Comrr.unur Kl:hn Kiuli.inenl?" , " '""i"-' ! Ot'.ritl BltM. ! 12 SA. Market rtpoft. crops nd H4r(Ufer1lhir Your Vit r.i rp'ncr i'.r:4t. lnr..y, , fi 12 00-12 ) p in, l-rm llo-jr. '12:10. In tr, d7 i n. M. MArket rrportt. crot nd : I2:4-I 30 D. oT(n progrm Irom Whi!id nr. Drug Biif.ply. -Bujmij Hftr.rtr.lnK.' O.30-7 .10 p. m. rum Hour. :30, In tin d7' win, :4. UArk.l report, crop. jid Wfther lorrr.At. J'."l Itiir.iiii i rm u .'j ' r if -N,,t,,li , J(ih; - - , I Hi? i'wnl i rui-fc . . t" , ii p. rn.. Around thi? C urn put. 1 :t0-3 M p. in., Hurncmitksr Hrur. 3 10, Cousin Jane. "A tiunday Lnn nrr Menu " 3:00. "The Crystal Oarer lkn at April BookA." MIm Lucy M Lewii. fl -40-7 30 p m . farm Hour. -30. In ti, day'i fl 45. Market rporu, crojrt and weathtf ffirecaat. 7 I.V ' hprny P-Idue on Clu rrlf ftni Mfih-xJn Itouinioii 7 .'10-B fto p of Hcrnovai,' K H. T''Tll Met' 'f H L" IV.-i-v.- ft(1. ;v.-.fl 7 jn- ftcrvire vaa :n cmrv of H-. H Urtizjfr, wr-o hd had d.'It rt-nt mr'JT-.r. of the f.miiy in ; hw. t:.v4sea a', WiiJamet- university j The mime ato wm (riven by cloe, i p-T.rjal friends of the derremJied K i I: H irly ani, "I Have Plnlahed My Wor PatU Kr.ut7 r-K ' "Crow (r. the Bar," and the tiro aant as & a dut WhlpriJ Hype ' 1 : 1 1 e i m e n t v. a in the M aon i c ftuif-f-.Ty In Ij Grande, the bearer blnif J A Gvklll, C. C, Welch. Will ( . Ilwh Huron, Ttrm WaUstnifer B.-. ard Harry O. Avery, VlU OM Irlrad Mr arkd Mra. Chilton Marshall. Mn Cieorif Marshall and daughter. Janet, of prewa-ater. have been U)tn( among their old mlKhbor and friend in the vaii'-y purticuiarly tn the Im tt netghtv-ifhood. To Pilot H'mU j Thre rarioada of younc people : ' -r'e rtAsunt Crrove nnt;t drove to Pilot Ho-k laat Saturday where they preenu-d their play. "Happy V.illf)," bffore the member a ol the White KiRle rnK. ihey report that they were very well received and that the production aeemed to go off very well. ; ('nance Meeting Vatr The Pythian Slater, of Imbter, have rfjanaed their dataa nf meeting, to the -nr and fourth Tuesday of wh nv.nth. The MAtonlr lorlice of Hunyr;fT,:iie rpfirtn the aamc change P. r- P.ii.-.S Mr. and Mn Fre Destroys Big Hotel and Cottages SEASIDE PARK. X. J , Apnl 7 v ' Tte bench front Maalia.utt hotl. Lirrcst. fcuinmer hctlry at this r.? ajjr?. ind .x ccttes ere dtsircyed by 7f.i.erc.?.y. F r C.,:; Clfo:d R B.-oiti e.i-y.'-'i tl'.e d.T.::re av ?re-ar thn -V f i -J Ji- iii:evJ to cf t:-;- ;r o-T-ru.' d. T-so -i'j. a lire of lnrrtHdlary c.-ira di.-r:-jd thi Hiawatha ho'.s! r.r:rs. 1 Ow rou' Up-and-comicg youngsters in tune with The Great Out- doots-childreri who Lmgh at wind and wither! What's the secret? Wise mothers! Mothers who have learned there is more to feeding children than keeping them "well-fed." There is, for in stance, the nsw news about Vitamins that Science has discovered. Where? In the heart of the 1ACUV'-; uuu tcereai-iavome ror more than 30 vears) takes on new value in health wise homes. It is mn than a hot, nourishing cercaL It is a vitamin-rich food that prefects aeainst illness and fatigue. Fooiry your famHy-heaith with this "sunshine food'-The Viializhw Cereal' Ira Lfr.rr,zn and ;? fave an tta'r dinner to a cm- rron in India mat? a rtot it appear, do two GOLDEN DAYS by EVANS -For TH100MFIEI.D & RICHARDSON lM7 urn l r ' i . ' i l J I WV 00 YOU Pof2 ;r-M ur r rj .I'. -. COME I r f ii i r. m i i I WAS 1 looking i .. y r . v TEETH y HIII'-lIN CllliVltfll.ET ( (I. il Adwr.i l-h-Min (--.. or Mr p.? In Alkci i!;-.rii.. No. ;i(. u hfid t tin Ktauol Klne foal rtirnKbr mother with th romlorublc hrat th-.l iuct l,.r one c llilnr. to Irtt alouu Broom field & Richardson I'honc Miiin 711 The vitalizing Cereal . . steamed and rnllprl Carnation Wheat brines Plump, golden, sun -filled grains into creamy, wafer-thin Hakes . . to your Dreaxtast Dowl all the heaith-heart of rh. its precious vitamins; bran, the regulator; carbohvdrates and fats for cjuick-to-use energy; proteins for bone and muscle minerals tor rosy cheeks and robust bodies ! Whole wheat hearts. Science now tells us, are the rrVfo.f known source of Vitamins B and E and the best cereal source of Vitamin A. Mvsrcrious, priceless, life-givine vita mins . . . always essential to good growth, good appetite good health . doublj essential in winter when Nature calls lor added fei-bnttaim. Your grocer has it! arnation ONE OF THE Carnation-A I ho rc i D Otbwrs mm CARNATION MILK- CARN ATIO N OATS,vl , , PEACOCK BUCKWHIAT-HARLS OF WHEAT -IN STANT tapTocV7'""5 IAPIOCA-AlBERS CORNMEAL c vJherit
