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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1933)
LA GRANDE KVENINO OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, QBE.'' Friday, June 1 fi 1933 Pap Four i hi It .; ! fi' i I il i fi 14 1 i' SI; .) - I I 1!V, 4 -1 -:! 2 it ' iff RAINS AND HEAT SEND STREAMS UP , , 'v f Jit' ' t t' " -I -' ' ..''.. Streams Are Running High With Much Snow I "Yet in Mountains.' WALLOWA (SpecialHeavy rains Mid warm' weather have coined rapid melting ot the deep snow in tlio'hlRK mountains during the pnat lew dya. Boar creek bettaa -rising thi latter port of lost week and on Saturday and'Sunday had become c 4rn1y -r high. The lower ragoh . bridge weat of town was aald to be ' 'in danger of being waahed out, with Uio water already going around one end of the bridge and nothing hold ing it except a cable which had beei, arranged' "to prevent its going out. The main Wallowa river has also beeh 'rising 'considerably and la about' as high nf this time as It usually reach es during the high water season. Some Who havo mode trips thero recently report -vast amounts of enow in the higher mountains and that 'should !the weather remain warm for the'neict weok or two some exceptionally high waters are likely from the south Fork and Bear creek. Heavy Irrigation Is In progress from these streams and Is helping some to take out water from Lexro PriUiman '. ' Stops For Week Enroute to East COVE (Special) Lexro Prllllman, who taught in Hills Military acaderriy of Portland during the winter, is now In La Orande with his mother, Mrs. Horry Myers. Mr. PriUiman, Mrs. Myors old Miss Prugcstadt were visi tors at the L. -E. Anderson home In Cove Friday. Lexro was graduated from Oove high school and Is very well known here. He 1s stopping in the volley for about a week after which Me will leave for the east where he will be in charge of a boys' camp during the summer months. He will nlso stop in Chicago to attend the Century of Progress. Mr. Prllllmon's twin brother, Holex, left for Seattle recently where he will bo employee) for some time. : ' June 21 Is Date Of Annual Flora County Picnic ENTERPRISE (Special) The an nua r north end picnic will be on hand next Wednesday at the site near Flora. It Is ft community affair, ab solutely free, to which all are invit ed. Stores 'In Enterprise will 'close and tho Enterprise Municipal band 1 iinrf ln imuiMH T AirlAn rlnltn rwnu y, I. ' '1 will attend to help withthe program, to keep It down. V Rodents Taking Poisoned Bait WALLOWA (Special) Formers are having excellent success getting large numbers of ground squirrels with poi soned oats. Following the cool, show ery -weather of -lost -week - the rodents are eating the poisoned bait quite readily. In some -places some damage to grain .'crops 'have 'occurred from heavy cutting by the squirrels, ; but with rains coming at this time, seri ous damage -to the crop Is not ex pected, as tho most of it will grow up again and not be far behind the other grain. Some of the larger farm ers in tho Leap and Parsnip creek dis tricts report they liave used as much as 1000 pounds of poisoned grulQ on tlieir farms, since early spring. AUqlfa Benefits : 'From The Heat . , '.i WALLOWA (Special) The recent warm weather is proving very bene ficial to alfaira crops of this section, .-purlng -muoh of tho spring, -alfalfa 'made a very alow growth and gave in dications -of' 'a- short first cutting.' rJfowever,'.slnoe;he weather has -be-' come warmer It Is growing nicely and .r many of the iflelda felvo indication or ' nearly normal" first crops. Should growing conditions remain favorable T it is likely that considerable cutting ' I of the first crops will ba done before July 4. , ' '' : Guests Arrive From W. Oregon -ENTERPRISE (Special) Mr. and J Mrs.-orvllle Adey arrived Sunday and will be here for some time. Mr. Adey !, has been working at tho grocery line ', for some time in Western Oregon. 1 Mrs. Adey was formerly Roweno Gaily. ; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo, M. Galley, of Enterprise. Several Fingers Broken In Fall ' LOSTINB (8peclal) Mary,-the young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ab Daisly, was painfully hurt recently when sha fell from a teeter board . ill id broke several bones; of one hand. Garbanzo. a Spanish bean or pea. has been successfully Introduced into the lower Rio Grande valley of Texas'. IN I.OVKf WANT TO OET' MAttHIED? . r nelsons: For Wedding Announcements (Opposite the Post Office) Enterprise Heat auto Repairing ON ALL MAKES 'bP CARS ' We Can Make Your Old Car Run Like New Just Bring it In SMITH'S GARAGE Makes Hi Record weather readied a high of 88 degrees lh Enterprise Wednesday, 'the highest su far tills year although thero hove ' been several very warm doya lnuned- I lately preceding this. I ., Cleaning - Pressing ' ' Dyeing vr " .',- Alterations - Repairs . Tailored Suits ' Hat Dlooklng Ideal Cleaners W. A. Lindsay, Prop. Foley Bklg. Phone: 30BW ANOTHER BIG DEER IS FOUND SLAIN Game Warden Finds Ani- maUn Ditch Sunday; . is 'Second Killing. ENTERPRISE (Special) Another mystery of the killing of a large buck deer was brought to the attention of Oame Warden Gcotbo Rodgers Sun day when such an animal was found dead in on irrigating ditch near the Hurricane school house. The animal had been shot and apparently ran until It fell exhausted into the ditch. It was a fine buck and apparently the Intention had been to kill it for meat but the animal ran too far before the unknown killer could rctrlevo his prey. This Is the second " such killing happening near here recently, a fine cow c'k having beer, 'shot jijfir Jo seph a sl.ort time jo. The killer tf neither animal 'has !been located so far. ' - ' Enjoy Day ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Puller and son. Cialre, Miss Lorna Belle Matthews, of 'Baker, the Misses Mary and Margaret Taylor and Harold Wallslnger mado up a party which spent Sunday at the Charles Blngner cabin at the foot of Mt. Emily. John Pesek, Nebraska wrestler, -an nounced he had given up his hobby of racing dogs to try a comeback on the mat. ALL-BRAN STiPPEt HIS SLEEPLESSNESS AND TIRED FEELING Cereal Relieved His Consti- ' " pation' "': . Head this enthusiastic letter fern Mr. Haraden: ' "My system hod been run down for quite some time. About three 'weeks ago, I started taking All Bean for breakfast. I had been un able'to sleep nights, but now all I have to do is turn in, and before I know it, I am fast asleep. "I used to have a tired feeling all day, but now that All-Bran is in my home to stay, there will be no more tired feelings with me." Mr. Carl Haraden, Main Street, Hamil ton, Massachusetts. " Science says that All-Bran pro vides "bulk" to exercise the Intes tines, and vitamin B to help tone the intestinal tract. Also iron for the blood. The'Tmlk" in All-Bran is muchP like that of lettuce. Inside the body, It forms b soft mass. Gently, this clears out the intestinal wastes. Isn't this safer than tnking pills and drugs often harmful! Just eat two tablespoonfuls daily for. most typos of constipation. If not relieved this way, see your doctor. Sold in the red-and-grcen pack age. At all grocers-Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. DRAWN; LOSTINE Wallowa County Town Will Pattern AfterEn- ' terpnse Ordinance. LOSTINE (Special) At the regular meeting of -the 'city ksounau Monday in addition' to the regular-routine of business 'the city recorder 'was ' In structed to draw an 'ordinance to regulate the sale of beer.' and;tohave It ready to act -on at he next meet ing. It was thought an ordinance like the 'one 'at ''Enterprise would satisfactory here. Also 'ln"regord to the water rents collection It was de cided to try another method. Hereto fore the recorder lias - mailed' out statements on the first of the month to all Water users. As'rents'are due in advance It was decided -that the mailing of 'the statements -Toe dis pensed with and all water users are requested to call at the recorders of-' flee and pay -them, -Failure to pay by the 10th of the month will have their water 'turned "Off Dy ; 'the water master. : Oregon Nurse if -Wins Distinction (Continued from One) who has turned to -wood -working as a "hobby and the 'piece- that wllf be presented by Miss Oavln isae'bf 'his latest, a reproduction of Mt. Hood done In wood. The picture has been purchased by the . Oregon Stato Nurses', association to be presented to the- Bordeaux School of Nursing, built by the American Nurses" association as a memorial to the 381 American war nurses ' who died 4n 'France. Another picture of Mt. Hood, done -by Mr. BUrf itt will hang at the Century of Progress exposition at Chicago; Two months -was spent in fashion ing each picture in each of which he has used 18 kinds of wood; " ' COMMERCIAL CLUB PLlfflET Union Business Group i Adjourns Meetings For" Summer Season. ' UNION (Special) The Commercial olub held Its lost mee'.lnV prior to the summer -recess Wednesday eve-; nlng Vt the Union BoSri. i A spuclal Invitation was extended to the mem bers 'of the. Women's Business club,' the Woman's dub,' tho American Le gion 'and others' -who' took 'part in making the' stockmen's Convention a success. During 'tlie dinner,.!. L.; Bldeler, president of the olub gave a review o( -the" aonventiok' work -and expressed his appreciation for' the co-1 operation of the various organizations. I'He called oh Mrs. F.' M. Littler, 'presl-J I'dei.t of the Woman's club; .Mrs. Prances Taliman'president of the Buaincss. Women's club, Merton Davis, reprtsruthig the legion, T. B. John son, dl Cove, and ' others for short' talks. Itfuslc was fumlshsd during the meal 'Jjy 'the ladles' quartet 'ind an orcnesjro. : "BL'V OA'S TtfltSKS' NOW" , ' TtfKKBY rWARNH CIVILIANS IffrAirBUL'OT For the first time in Turkey precautlons against pols onus gas warfare are being taken for the clvjljiopulation. Lectures are being given in -the schools, and in. adult clubs, on the use of gas ' masks. - There are no masks for. (he civil population, but they are-spon t6 be -Imported. The official press warns: "Before ;: , ICE -" "'. :' . Clear - Sollfl - Cold ' fvNatural 'Ice ' Our -Own 'Product Residence Deliveries Our Specialty " YOUNG'S ICE CO. 1505 8 Ave. Mi. Main 604 the next war comes, let every man, woman, and child buy a mask." JESTER'S "SHOE SlrtCip ' High' Clrade- 8hoe Hepulrlng At HacIc Hottom Prices.. ..i Shoes Dyed 35a, 35c We pick I out the old' stitches 1st! Close I or Ko wjrl . 1311! Adams Next to Blrnle'i r -1t ' Au'tHoflzed' - SERVICE "TjJrjf J Studeboker jjjEfi Bulck and MTnrTJ!' Jf( . Automobiles Ail' Types of Repairing By Expert Mechanics , M.J. Goss ; Automobiles ' - Main 83 I Gn(D(0)IDuCEAD(l cdj tz: J "ALL WEATHERS" "PATHFINDERS" Lifetime Guaranteed Su)ertwist Cords 0N AT Fatland-Sims Co. .'..: ... 1 . . ... . ' . , We yre pleased to announce to our customers that all billings for ' "Goinmercial Lightng', rendered on and after July 1, 1933 will be G made at the NEW RATE showji b$ow. Rate: Ifew Ratp ENTIRE TERRITORY For Servic& in One Month s ' . G For the firstGO X.W.H. .9c per K.W.H. oFor jjhe pexi 15,0 K'.V.Ho---Sc per K.W.H. For the next 1000 K.W.H. 5e per K.W.H. . . For all oyej; J20Q KMlUoZ.m jjer..H. The above rate is quoted net and th9e wfii be added to the total bili'aldmejOivstfe;nt to 5Withe ffrst $100.00 plus le of the excess," vrjtjeh amount, will: eohstiWe the discount if . payment is'1nafle,'within 'the discount period of teiT days as OindicaJf on 'the pW.1 - The iniriiniuni'charge for one' month's -service is 51.0. Rate: Old Rate E0RLAGANDE For Service in One Month For the first lOOK.W.H 10c per K.W.H. For the next 200 K.-W.H. For the next 200 K.W.H..... o For the next 200 K.W.H For the next 1000 K.W.H... For the next 3000 K.W.H... . r all over 4700 K.W.H..... r ' - t fhe above rate is quoted gross and is subject to a discount of 5 on allWHs paid within the discount period of ten days AifMi an Ko hill : i' ' n .. . . ' 9c perKW.H. 8c per K.W.H. 6c per K.W.H. 5c per K.W.H. 4cperK.W.H. 3c per K.W.H. The Jhinimum charge for one month's service is $1.00. v " - . '. - 'u n ' 0 You will probably be interested Oi knowing ftiat on the basis of the 1932 con sumption this' means a loss' in revenue of approximately 17 from this class p'f service. 'While this reprfcehts a larger amount than the company can af Ord to lose ou'tr'igh'lB the new rate is so construct as 'to induce a more liberal use of electric energy. v o ' " : ,We know you are interested in how this'jyillaffect your own bill. If you will refer to' the figure given below, you ca& easily determine the approximate Ve , itluction in vour bill: 1 '. 1 ' iti . r. v : ; w - ; , If our use o elec- Your Net Monthly Your Net Monthly : s This hie current is the Bill was as follows Bill will be as fol- ? Shows following' on the V 1 lows on the '' Your KILOWATT HRS. 'OLD RATE - - NEW RATE DOLLARS SAVED 50;- ? 4j75 $ "4.50 j - $ 0.25 100 ' 90 8.00 ; 1.50 500 . . ' 41.80 . 30.00 3 ' 11.80 1000 " 67.55 55.0 12.45 3000 pi 150.10 1 H90 31.10 '. ' ' ' . , A Substantial Reduction of This Nature Makes it Possible and Desirable to , Use ZLpre Kilowatt Hours at no Increase in Cost. - 4 Merchants can take advantage of fnodeninight intensities tto display their goods. , i . industrial establishments can use more light to better working conditions and increase production . . ' Hotels and Restaurants can use -more light to better serve their guests. " ' ' Schools can use more light to help conserve the Children's' eyes Churches an Lodges can use more light to secure impressive and beautiful light effects o : Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. Always at our. Service" Greemvotxi & Adams Phone: 'Main 165 J
