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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. OVER THE VALLEY J, " Mabel E. Morton, Valley Stmt Editor mone: Mornlngi, Main 60 ' BMldenc loom Obr.e Blrthda) ' i naM no relatives In tne para, naa nail baturday night. Feb. 13. Those I eundajr was a very happy day at j a splendid day o! It aucflay at the attending came either 07 team or on ; At The Lak ; of the front wheels struck an apple !lng notice. Mr Wilson reporta that' Faculties for educaUGP vers meag : tree In an orchard aa the ear came ( the Tucker apple-packing house at er. The children waited two and one ' to a slop. The loot, amounting to 63. , that place started last Thursday half miles through the Umber to a , was adjusted by J. B. Lee. district rooming to mate a short run on an school held in a log house. It Uke . manager of the Farmers Automobile export shipment. While there has wise had the puncheon floor. A log Insurance company. Mr. Wlckland- : own little demand for apples from -nulled from tb- side of the house tr returned to La Grande to remain ; Europe, the nrar English tariff bill, served as a window, the hewed log s ' Thursday, February 18 until the car Is repaired. Democrat- effective March 1. has thrown the benches facing the windows. Reading.) 10 a. m Good morning medlU j Herald. - ; trade "up In the air" aa It Is said to j writing end arithmetic supplemented tlons led by Dr. James B. MlUlgao. ;. Include a 10 per cent duty on apples by Bible -reading and prayer by the ! 7:15, setting up exercises, directed wuutcu owtc. nwetH, juk leaccer lormea tne c-uncuiem. bv James Dixon. ON THE AIR Station KOAC Ettenslon Service of the Oreeon Slate College 530kc the home cf Mr. and Mrs. O. Mc- j home of Mrs. Lydla Lantz. and son. loos as roads are In a condition that ! Walter M. Pierce, of near Island states, there are some exceptions In Tbe clr;1 war brtAe gt ln Iaal j. j 7:30 scanning the headlines. while there was no fizhtln ln this 9:00. Ryth-melodies. I a. ... lmwlna ,f. 1: rlr 1-1 1 at,-la tmvI ha Ma- Imrw.lWI.. a. I ' . . . . I I . , . .. . , . . . . . . . , 1 ih. hrAtra fmil oranares the n.n- did thtv dance? TlM-r th af.aii iu r-aa. h.a. t,. v, a.i. Kaa kih. .,, ... WIU-e 'nfre wa 110 "gnung in tnis. ner course, one of the other families Hrinm (ha r, ,ri nal ta nthar that auOien naO COmQieU CiHr-aa, avf th - nnelllnn . , ,Ha,a a-. , . WZ. ...Z.STZ sT. :Zi ncor. Evervhr.. 7.k . : ' r " VTr" i f- snort time -,in,. ,,h,H i r-- lime that the commltreo Mil, vri-t. '.. . . ,....-... , , snanicland. " - . ...... . . ITDOl AO, I pa1UMru I-- .i.e. loiur. UU) VJV .JtTl - t We wonder If our friends, who bars tree, of La Grande, -has hauled several Cabe. who live on the Island City- Cere road. The day was close to the eighth birthday of their daughter. Etta Lou. and the fourth birthday of their younger daughter. Eva Fern, and l. ana: trta. ninnniT JL ineir Dnira., neighbor. S. T. Bailie. Mr. McCabe or of the day. the table decorations cil- Wayne Fi-izzell and John Lewis fl-.- y -- Hot Laae where he ha, been recelv- -been published. Shippers are mi-; '" : .3? Rv-melc ih4: woThaJnVX iUntnt ,0r 1 i'ng franue effort to postpone the i tmfe ta lfr54 he served In the mill-1 930. Orgn concert by Byron Am- - ' . ; . at , w., w "p. . - AUC;,.. a ,rw.,r ,lr- tmHaa 10:00. Home economics observer. The war closed and people settled! " TomorrcWs meals. prepared', lovely birthday dlnner.lwere suggertlve of St. Valentine, day. J" been requested to give another : em Mea tm,t ipncg to Ju.t trU(i loidi o! apples from imbler to doTO to P''"l pursuits. In 1667; 10:18. Food fac ann &ouse. . .. . , . it. th Th. i , , r a- vff anal Icsd Ttar Dart7 some time hln- vhan . . . . , - . : he married and moved to St. Clair: 1033, KOTTS anu big birthday caie. with loU of can-' MrarThomas C. Hefty and family. Mr. " 'ad JP tor cars. The Iour m the Mw. (rom jr correspai- : die..' Then they bad for their guests and Mrs. J. E. Mills and family and ' blTlvfrn on """.dent at Hllgard thla week-that a! Mr. and Mrs. Bailie and their two the Lantz family.' i uroay evening, i-eo. zi. - band of gypsies bad stopped there on j children, and Mrs. McCabe's parents, j o j I their way from California east? (1) ' Mr. and Mrs. Brasel. of La Grande. , Valentine llox at Valeria , -Mealri squirrels; (2) pussy willows; 13) boys It was an exceedingly happy day for j Friday afternoon was an exciting ; Tom Craig, of north of Summer- . paying marbles at Cove; and now the all concerned. S time at the Val;ria school, where Mrs. , ville. has been quite 111 of the gypsies. We refuse to be discouraged. stIJ Mliii rili CII ICiU-IJ J Anil v (V, ; "-"" v- wav c 1-9 (Continuf-d on Pace Seven) ; measles. ;for al! Jn tents and purposes. Valcn-aWe to sit up now. r.i'in.f. Kennedv. of Medical ! "ay? A large, white box. ar Eorlngs became the bride of Frank tlstlcally decorated with red hearts, j Club To Meet Zr. ' .. .. . j . : ha!rf the valentines. This had be?n i .f Va-mnr, a mnnta in aha. iraitham narr nt aha. ItCeOlng. J state. 10:47, The magazine rack. To this union were bom eight chU-! 11. The home Brdm dren. one dying ln infancy. In 1889 H. "Conserving Our Native Flora tlx. fmllT rr.nval min Cimmn ' and Fauna." Mrs. John L. K.arnopp 'settling on the Flat, Mr. Scott rent-j 11:15' "Tuberous Begonias, jing land for several years. iOtten. In 1893 be homestead ed a Umber! 1130, Morning matinee. Joseph Scott was born In Monitor claim on the north end clearing It up' 12:00 (Noon), Farm hour. JOSEPH SCOTT Cclton. of Keating. last Wednesday "iij.pr.r ,' u- v. . . " .t 7., ' ! .o.ia Tn th rifijs news. j Mrs. J. A. HoJmao. of near Uland- "'I " . "T ) ""uua macxi xwu or jus- j . J" wTZ Protection - L. B. iCttr, vho has been iU ot tne Ha Is on in? it into cmiivauon. ait. re-; ftmI? mnnwl t- Umv&(- lMintV tl 1 ma(nau4 tiest-A urtil Vile rtaa.Vi A lentnThvilt This had be?n Mrs. Vernon Shet-BrnrMi wtil h th i . , k i lian.lT moved to Mercer county to ft mained here until his death. A larce Davis -.tet in iha , . . . ' f--m In a ttmh.riv wTfnn Urine naH1. nf he lorur lifB h Wn rin-jnterf ' 12:35. Market repCTtS, CTODS along Medicine creeJc. Here he lived ; to the care of his Invalid wife. In weather forecast. 'fin Jfh A ya i n tuiui iooj, i laj airs, ococt. naa a paruiyiic siruie . -w p. m., i !iDr a, c .u. ' -r,. a, . - . ,,.' which disabled her ana for maT 130. Organ program from Whlte- loVely hi a ton silk crepe dress. She.'118 opened acd every pupil ; vuits I valley, and that Includes all 4-H club were nine children the father had no ' --ars she moved about on crutches. side theatre. .. . ...v.. . .a, ara, 3 v Kteacheras welll received many pret- i Gaston Sion. of Pumokln Rldee. i v . i i,i. , i iTen vears later. 1917. she survived ai 2:00. Around the campus. Kenned of Medical Sorlivw. having W r.Unt'nx. Mrs I. A. Howell gave spent the weekend with his fnend rr . K.vmmir. who i Thev hved in a one-room Io- housi eecond stroke which left her utterly i 3:00-3:30, Homemaier hour. Ilva1 thera. all her life With the ex- " Jliariage lamera OJ the Valley. ,i,.h i,r h,. tAlren n hi dutl built after the on'er of lrr hcnisen ia.. .,,.ia,(rtla .a. ihi home of made by the children. Many pleasing '. hestesa to the Cet-together club to- .T,h. , .vC-.a Zir,. .farm In a timbered section laying ' part of his later life has been devoted' 12:35. Market reports. ik.'Dsiairil W.ra .nIr-.-el IJV tne Cniiaren mrrrrrtr Thtiaul,u aa k . . Ber.'C. r. Trimble, pastor oi wc " ' ,.w p., -.-.-"-j - aa ; Baker Christian church. The rng , -; --r; -- - - . -rh- kriH. iaaraf and Musical Heart. Heart Relay, : La Grande. After the I 8:00, Potpourri. 9:00, Chat with the weather man. 9:15. Ryth-melodiea. 10:00, Home economics observer. r 10:05, Tomorrow's meals. I 10:18. Food facta and fancies. ' 1033. HoWs and why's of houscl . keeping. ' 10:47. The magazine rack. 11. -00. Morning matinee. 12:00 (Noon), Farm hour. 12:10. In the day's news. ' , 12:23. "Electric Hot Beds for rropa-' gation From Cuttings," C. J. Hurd. ; 1255, Market reports, crops and weather forecast. . J:00 p. m-. Vaudeville. 1:30. Organ program from While side theatre. 2:00, Around the campus. 3:00, Homemaker -hour. n 3:05. Reading in the home: "TorchT bearers of Science," Miss Katherine' Hughes. . 3:45-4:00, Better health: "Public Health Nursing." U. 8. public health and ' service. . 5:55 p. m- Market reports second broadcast of wheat and livestock. . 6:00, Fox Whiteside theatre ' organ. 6:30. Farm hour. 8:31, In the day's news. 6:45, Spot market reports and George ..vera f U .Ha n Wells sent scene large cand7 hearts, ceptlon of two years when she was . . , , . , . . . - . a till, i' t-fjc uau iui tiac icucaii- attending tlie La Grande High school. . . . ..a . i. j , .. . -.- ' , tiac ilia, utue Biuu; a unill hkitjuk ucam Ulauue aaicvc. tljm-uw.u . - . - . The trroom. who has lived In Medical ; . ',..' i Mra. Carpentf. mother of Mrs. hclldav. Mr. Sevmour has been ill door and nunchjon floor. The f uml-. continued to date having been an 5:55 p. m- Market reports secouu Springs Is the son of Mr. and Mrs.;": ; ' " wi ' -JL tomAx Crer. or. Dry Creek, has re- of flu and has been all this time ture was home made and very simple Invalid for more than 24 years. Her , broadcast of wheat and livestock John Col ton. of Keating, and 'hef . tung spleiidld essays on Lincoln's turned 40 htr home " Eaker 1 ridding himself of the serious effects j hickory bark bottom chairs, a table. ! attracted wide-spread atten-! 6:00. Fcx-Whiteside theatre organ. will maze ineir iwra jjia. The school Is also nreparlng a """ eujtr, auie .isn ner of this disease. :beds nailed to the wall and other ; i"'Kuwi uciug uimuic vo cm; t .a. raaa i Ccturns Home :club leader, has taken un hia duties built alter the order of loe houses dumb and helpless, so much so that! J:l. using urcuun "" I '.asaln on the state college camnus 'in that dav with It clav ehimnev. ' she was unable to handle herself ln - the first time since the Thanksgiving hewed log mantle piece, clap-board ,the ln this state she has ;Mlss Alta Garrison. igon Flour ln Making Hot Breads,- 6:50. Market reviews butter. cheese, dairy feeds and feed grains. 7:00, The dairy outlook with dis cussion by Professor 1. M. Brandt. 7:15, "Growing Vegetables From Transplantsd Plants," Professor A. G. "The Sales Letter," Graham M. Washington day program. . o- necessary articles, among which was .r ! ".?r' a. a.-rfi a ! - . , - U P.ia.ilna. SnrtI- fhr. a, rl.rnsaifrtna-al mfnnlnaa aa.aat Alt'BJlOW ner OOIV SS O invailQ. ftCQ Mr ' UtlUHlir, uuctAa u s,a i- aa-u.uw i Ua. Taaa. ural ffiairiii arrived In aa If" Accordlmr to Mrs. Wilson, our cor-'the clothln2 n made at home thr-'adlect condition has elicited muchlof agriculture. 'a..- aa,j 4 Ta.ai.' . -a,.. -a - . AmOnfC thOfaC In the UOrth tT Of reaa.at.a.a a. Tandla.- tha.a Ka- kaan i.-.aa. a.-a .1 a. aa. I SVmDathV. I 6:40. In the dSy'S UCWS. . DTeSSlCr. land Mid is ritaking s visit at the!one of thesuccewfui bmtiieM womxn' Grandpa Scott as he has been fa-( 6:50. Spot market reports and j -Art in Advertising," Professor J.Leo home of her aunt, Mrs. Ella Fisher, of this vslley. Is taking advantage I " DaH.ii, o can- !tne apple Industry and two items of ' daughters making all the rest of the nuuariy cauea jor many years nas au iweainer ioir.ai. .nai laweiie Williams, and her grand-' rf the lei.ire months, bv vlsltlno )creon Springs. Charles Bault, the : news deserve more than Just a pass- i earments and the beddinir. i along Ueenly sensed Mrs. Scott's help-1 6:55, Market reviews mother, Mrs. Rankin Edgar, on Lower , her two daughters who live farther : " ,, '"" "" Cove. ' r.a-ay from heme. She has recently i Huroa Umaf- Spends Weekend- Renshaw home In Walla Walla and i Ho " ' "r,'an'1- .. , Mire Janet Luhr. of the sldehlll I is now at the Fred Fox home In ' "I; an? Jlm ES.1"?- 01 sperlt the weekend with her friend, i Onion. j th"B XT . . . .v. i - - laiia where they went to see Mr. Dob- Wet IS Tharreat time .wlng Leap Vear n.T- rrr'Ttha? STSoi' I ier acquaintance with folks at A nice sized crowd attended the 1 7"" " '".T.J. . 1 : "j , I rjvri mrmth. oan e.r.H rtl. I vnlH PK IT lAnswvlal i r,rt . .. . - t ssk given at the Pleasant Grove grange cne Wnlle improving Tt i farmer, are starting out the yWj "rT1- l" enem opuuon ; completely, having contracted dla- jl a very tedious process" It li re-i favored ln a general way by nature. ' P3 condition, are likely to beUs. from wWch he has suffered In- ported, i with good production prospects, but i improve somewnat as tney scarcely j o ) how far improved prices or lower j caa become worse," the report frank- I 11 was M a reUglous leader that llai Archlent I costs of production will go ln bet- j 'V states. "The unprecedented de- M'- Bc was best known to many Charlea Wicklander of La Grande. ' terlng pres.3nt agricultural conditions j cl"'-e w fa Income In the past people, ne as a man oi aeep re ! Fairbanks. hops, llve-i 8:00, Music of The Masters. Ilessness, . and her dismal condition 'stock, range and pasture notes andl 8:15, The Oregon our fathers knew: rand 'has displayed a tenderness and I dried prunes. i "Customs and Habits of Oregon Pio- i devotion to her in ministering to her I 7:10. The egg and poultry outlook ' neers." Dr. J, B. Horner. :needs. that has called forth admira- With Discussion by Professor A. G. j 8:30-9:00. Great composers and Itlon from all those who have known -Lunn. I their works: "Liszt." Byron Arnold. !him durlnz this nerlod. 1 7:30. The home garden: "Lawns ! Saturday, February 20 Q 4 T t1fT T ,Ir,TI, TTVrJ'lJ'rjT'C ' For ,wo or li,ree years he has beenlThelr Construction and Maintenance,"! 7:00 a. m.. Good morning medtta Uil X jJLdLjIlijJli Jli Af JuXV X i5 'obsened to be failing but has in- Professor A. L. Peck. j tlons. led by Charles la. Crumley. taricaaal a,a mrina fa. Ua, Om ,.a.aif( 1 -A IaiTaCre' n aWrvflf,? life! "All '1 Cn nnlna trie, ,arilTiaan wa. a. aaaa.au aaUaaaaa-ua, W - aaa-auas a.UU aU HIC mar- i aa, vaan h.- a.. a I laarf : Tntrrvl lia-t tftn tO thft OUantUm 1 Theory." H. B. Warner. PROSPECTS ARE GOOD FOR SPLENDID CROPS IN 1932 Ilrotlirr Day Two grange of the valley are to! observe Brothers' day, an annual S event, the last of the week. On Pri- j day the men of Mt, Pannie grange ; will be responsible for the day's do-, Injcs, with the dinner ut noon and the afternoon program their special A SEASONABLE RECIPE 8:00, Music of The Masters. 8:15. College night. 9:00-9:30, National collegiate players. t 8:00, Potpourri. 9:00. Ryth-melodles, 10:00, Morning matinee. 12:00 (Noon), Farm hour. 12:10, In the day's news. 12:35, Market reports, crops weather forecast. and Ginger Delight Frldav. February 19 j organizer for the state grange, was lc dependent largely on general bust- ye?. was caused more by weak Uglous convictions, and he led a de- j 7:00 a. m.. Good morning medlta- j i ;oo p. m.. Around the campus, .injured Saturday afternoon when his ' nesa improvement coupled with In- .dtyniand than general overproduction ." ! vout life. He came to be regarded j tlons. led by Rev. Fred R. Morrow, j 2:00-3:00, Vaudeville. ! nnrmnhtio r.v.rf..rni wA "xih rfivtrt.iai form affi.ienr. Ta- h .v, , I.-...-. ! in the communltv as a sort of solrl- 7:15, Setting up exercises, directed! 5-55 D. m.. Market renorte second iiatw.n.IMI.,v tn BAtnrrltitr lha mnn s f.I)t SO mamhmallntT. tntl flliartafm .. . . . . ' ... I r . v. 1 v. i .!) hr Teima nirnn i i a. .i a. l ll...l. " w ' " . urcgon iraii two miles east or Fleas- rnis is one conclusion reacoed by ; depend to a great extent upon both i lttUi'cl i.wuu- j of Blue Mt. Orange perform a similar and arrange on the bottom of a mold. ! ant VaIIer He WM bruljsed on the ! extension economist here and re-j political and economic factors, the i1 were much heeded. The Mt. Pleas-j 7:30. Scanning the headlines. duty and, If reputations of former Sprinkle with two tablespoons of riJ?ht arm and right lev. The auto- ; leased tonieht in the first section . rencrt sets out. and substantial im-'ant Baptist church in that section - ycers b sustained. It will be a gala 1 preserved ginger, chopped. (mobile was traveling In the ruts in of the annual agricultural outlook. I provement In domestic demand for! was built largely through his lnflu- day. Both of them will be. Prepare a packagc-of lemon gelatin ; tne Ce on tn5 roatli DUt bounced out ! report for Oregon designed to assiat, farm Droducte is not to be expected ience and personal assistance, and fori and when cool, pour over the marsh- 1 0f tt,e ruts when It struck several : erowers of thla stata in nlannliuE until credit conditions become nwe many years he RUided the religious The Early Use of Brick Itoimms introduced brick 0oe Dinner GutM (mallows, UJilng half of the gelatin, j pieces of ice. Mr. Wicklander ap-j their business operations for the ! favorable and there Is a' revival in work carried on there. His influence! buildings Into German? In the Sec ' The group of families living near, Whin firm pour over the remaining, j plied the brakes to the machine and ' year. The coat outlook will be re-; industry. At the close of 1931 factoryjwlll be felt in the religious life of j ond century, when they estahllshed Cove, who have frequent get-togeth-1 Eerve. garnished with one cupful of j the car turned around and rolled ' leased tomorrow followed by daily j payrolls were only about half the the community fcr many years to the city of Treves as a western ers and call themselves the folks who pineapple and whipped cream. j over an eight foot embankment. One '. cemmcdity reports. ! amount ln the summer of 1629. icorae. Rnmnn rnpltnl broadcast of wheat and livestock. 6:00, Dinner music. 6:30, Farm hour. 6:31. In the day's news. 6:50, Weather forecast. 6:50, Market reviews wheat, wool, Portland livestock. 7:00, Rands-Stritmater orchestra. 7:20-9:00, Basketball game, Oregon. State vs. University of Oregon. n laatwi ,.1 : ; "-: . 1 . - 5 ! . r . f ' ; ; - l ' ' : "To Constiantly Improve the Product and Lower the Price" V Was the pledge of Caterpillar Tractor Co. when it was organized Here is the latest evidence of continuous "Caterpillar" effort to do this Agricultural Machinery Reg. The "Caterpillar" Combine has. been constantly, improved and now, gives.. an, even more dependable, carefree operation in addition to its! well earned reputation for saving-, and cleaning grain. Prices of the "Caterpillar" Com bine are now lowest in history. The "Caterpillar" Terracer, Mul-. tiple Implement Hitch and tractor, mounted, power operated Mower have been developed and offered for sale recently. 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