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9Ja .(Bratito Euautt wbstitxttr M KM RE It OF TUB ASSOCIATED PRES3 VOLUME XXV SECTION TWO LA (JRANDK, OREGON, KATURIUY, OUTOHEU', 8, 1J'J1 NUMBER 2 Hybrid Wheat For Winter Sowing And Hard Federation For Spring Sowing Have Increased Union County Yields "Straw'in Princess Wed ding Gown-' St. Peter s hpisenpal Church Lor The degree of success in wheat 'ruis-jThe Union county exhibit lias been lug in Union county as well as in othorjstored in the lutcnuiliiinal Imposition "wheat sections is cleliendent largely building at Portland with this in view -on the varieties planted. Experiments ami it is expected to add considerably arc being carried on constantly under more to the exhibit in the way of Cmit, the, direction of the farm bureau tc'potatoes, corn, etc., which were not determine the best varieties to raise, ready for the State I'air, as well as to . Hiiirv r.. Averv. "county agent, harroplacc some exhibits which could not',,or Kourth and O streets. Sund.i prepared the following comments on be preserved. Expenses for displuy-!scrvicos: Holy Communion, 8 a. m.; the latest experiments in wneat. van- ink me union comuy pruoucis win oe church school, !l:4ii; morning prayer otics and also comments on the Pacificjdefrayed by the Land Products Show.'und sermon, 11:110; evening prayer International and the relation Union The county agent would appreciate in-,7:yo p. m. Topic of the morning ser .oiititv hears to it: Iformntioll regarding good material for'mon will be "t'.iLizenshin in Heaven.' Hybrid Wheat. exhibits from those who have it orWe know good citizenship in the bes; n-u 4.. .... f wkinii,n llv i"""" " .-nuitu. it, i-i couniry, on eann, so neaven must J! I Z tTBta'!mal'l'ind t0 1e quitc "n honor to b"bt""- " rc'"iu" tu il- Th K rt h teJI 1 1 a v and T'ratn Show hel l "'" ""K counties selected to make,will be our line of though. Gome and . Nor hwest Hay and 1.1 a n Show he .1 hc exhjljit flm, shouM be woi.th ,..,.!,, m , at Pendleton Septembei '19th to ' .-'siderable to Union county as an adver- lattention Other special notices wil , ' . r " .. , . tismfr feature. I,c Bivi.n from the chancel. A week l, '"-. , ,. Vir Ur"'n cl"sses of tlc I-"''" Products from Sunday Bishop I'addock plan, ..of grain and hay products. Of these hd j, onnurtunitics f.,.-. J ,..! ,'... i. ,,' , Rector. over one hundred entries weije Wash- V,"-'"ou. V: f rn ers 1 n 1- the J . ..)H ,!,., The win.' county i.irnieis to display their, ing service Jos. W. liunn, i-.hi.uii .... .... products, bix classes of wheat arj ning sample of wheat weighed between provi(k.d for wUh premium mnoy Christian Church The Iteviva' sixty.two and sixty-three pounds to?10()0 f()1. fjl.st un(, ?. 0(j fm.. Meetings are finding a fine response the bushel and was very plump and of SQCond priZK all(1 swl.,,p.stakt.s with in the hearts of the peope. The sing good cqlor. Union county s two sam- I)r,,mjum 0f 5:95.00. As many classes '"ft. under the direction of the Cur pies exhibited, weighing til.6 and 01.8 fl)r 01ltS) barley and rye are also pro-ltiscs, showing that hymns and songs respectively, came in for considera-,vi(Ie(ii ,wero written to be enjoyed and stir tion, but due to slight mixtures were. Potatoes are divided into five class-lthe emotions of the-heart. Bible not good enough to win a place. . ca of five i,us),cl exhibits: with $25.00 school at 5:4o and preaching and com Hard Federal ion. . Ifor first, $10.00 for second in each ,munun at 11:09 a-ni. Kvening servic- When Frank McKennon of Alicel class and five classes of one bushel en jl's "t "!:'A0, preceded by the C. E., at Oregon, secured some Hani Fedcra-'trics with $7.50 for first prize and Sunday subjects: morning! tiori wheat seed from the Moro Ex-$5.00 for second. "In Touch With God;" evening "How periment Station this spring, he plant-1 In apples $150 is offered for the to "' Saved." The Iteviva Meeting: ed it as an experiment, not knowing best twenty-five box display com- "illeontinu c all week. (J. W. Junes, what the results would be. The seed mercially parked, one or more varieties. Minister. was planted on twelve acres, all be-with $75.00 for second prize. Class church nf ()ui"T7dT nf the Vnllev ing planted the same day and the tw in apples provides for a fivo-bo ground all being prepared in tne same "i or more varieties, wi.r j,.las , 1;.)0 . . evening ! manner. Both wheats are spring ou.ou ior nisi prize unci a lor sec- .. m nthltf ,,, ,,.. .;,. , ... .,, ; 7 : wheats. The Federation wheat grew ond prize. Class three provides for a i VXo'k AH Ih.u I, make ,n' I Wllh '"" A" "l K'Ki" t,,u ol" very rapidly and seemed to be little one box display in any one of the to.-' f, ff ' j J?" "T " " .rL. evc"ll"t il Wil8 lk's'" to hneet damaged by the wheat stem maggot 01 111c uest commercial varieties, prc- . . ,, :. ,1,,'"'" """" r ,m" '' "lo neignuorins . .u i. . 1: J.,,;,,,,, ,...- t.in., tmiM r.. r;.,i .uass at o ociock is tne .,,, ... 1 , ,, . nnmiuimi'Hlunt,u.uii wmitaiaijiLiii imiiu .mmimmmwmmiiw, m il mwn n. lirst photo of beautiful Princess Elizabeth nf liumanln In her wed": ding uown, taken on the occasion of her wi-iiiliuK to Prince Carol of Greece. An odd feature ot thu costume is the bund of strw around tho head, knotted ut the back and draped over, the shoulders. Is now 0110 of tho most successful URcnts tho Now York Mutual l.lio Instiranio roinpauy ))aii In tho west. Hocently ho went btck In New York Just to sen how II' m r.,i i in.ii 1 . 11 "'y 1,10 Bna or t'1"1 iliiivn ll.-,.,K..v 1...1 1. ....! C'lKln i,ui ,IU IIMI lUl IIIIIJ It. "1 ho hills for 11:0." subl Leo. " want to be with tbe penpln wlm 1111 dersiaiui the. laud and ml are. 'I'hosi 81'honl largely becaiiso ho loves the work and Is successful at It. This yoar the high sebool has 0110 hundred stu dents, w hich Is a rnmarkablo showhiR And people aro loya to Hiolr school. It Is rho center of interest iiud as a result students aro gradu lalod with a lot tit know-ledae, wis- r..iLu 1.. K" v...... .... iioni ana experience. ... ... . i.niv mi. an arniiriai. . I... Ol.o of the f iirrossful imlnMnos f , Ah - U C"y !" " "ne Clglu Is tho Adams Brothers- l!"'a'' tu," of '""" ' Peopled factory and It Is ruunii.K regulnrly . with plenty of orders. It Is a llvnlyl liiHlllulion and consiiines the product! or a number of'Hinuller saw mills In that -part of I he 'county seallerliig a lot of money In thu dlll'ereil'. trade channels. Tho Klgin schools are losing none fill low man, who liko lo assist their neighbors, and who hold to the bo- llef thai money is not all tlioto Is lu tlui world worth while. : Down With the Aristocracy! Tho niosipilln Is nu aristocrat of their fine reepulaiinn. lu fact j some of the besl blooil hi the country liny aro rooting ahead under the su-iruns In Its veins. Uostoo Trnnserlpt. pervislnn of that prince of gooil I'el-j lows. 10 II. Bailey, who eon l uel s al Use Observer Want Ads. Columbia Grafonola AT PEE WAR PRICES AROUND THE EDGES By BBI'CI'; JiK.N'MM It ripened it least three weeks carlier'n.ium money being $10.00 for first ji"s f the It(arv Visitors . re 1' '"Vi""1 J':IbI" is "" 1 " " itv ' .u.. 1.. .1 .u..rr r-l..l. A .. iu-i in nnd S.", On snrnn.l nrirn H1.1SS Ol lite KOSllty. Msltors UIO 111- iiinli-it, A rl..i. ...ill ,. ... o . 1... 1Vu.,,j. "'I -. ,oiiiili lo Ainericaii unit possosse.d yays conhally welcomed at this church. f .,, vv,,nl)Ul.. ,,,;, , ,), -,v. c. ..ocser, . astor. I happiness and conte:il;:.; ut of a poo- thnn the Bed Chaff Club. AfterTSi'-c and $u.00 second prize. threshing, the grain and land wen! I'd I'ears $:(5.00 is offered for the measured by Mr. McKennon with the' ''f st display of five one-half boxes assistance of the county agriculturist .commercially packed, all varieties First Presbyterian Church Bible, ',k' and it was found that the Hai ti Fcd-ij"d .Mo.uu is ouercd lor seconti pre- school at 11 : 15 a. m. At this time there I Henry Hug:;, who formerly run a cration wheat made slightly over.')""1". ... ,w'" ',u a class organized for the high! grocery sloro in Bit Oranilc, has a thirty bushels per acre, while the l!ed All the first premium winniiv school students who wish to work f i: woll-knpi sloro ot tho aatno kind In Chaff Club made, only a. little over; J'iniples (if the above products are loathe, credit allowed for Bible study. .The! Elgin and Is doing a good business, twenty, giving a difference of more:l- retained by, the il.and Producta Saeranicnt of the Lord's Supper will! J. V. I.elghton, who has been In than ten bushels in favor ot the new'',w for exhibition at the Stale Kx-.uc administered at the eleven o'clock . Klgiu a nunilii r ol' years has one of variety. -ftiibit Building at Portland, Oregon.1 hour. There will be the reception or I lie most complete hardware and har- The Federation wheat was intr.i je.cep the above list and plan to sntvr niembers and opPorlturily for the bap ' ness slid es ill the stiile lie knows iluced into the United Slates by 1). K m this show. The agriculturist willjtism of children. The subject of th -his business and recoiilly when a man Stephens at Moro, Oregon. He sr. assist jou 111 incparirig your exilliill. Cuinniunlon meditation will be "Jesus wauled 10 buv him out lie said' 'No ciEKMON ETTE. , who happuns to have iiboul a linn tired Ihotisaud dollar apple crop I his jyoar, is any moro enthusiastic ahoul J t In- future of that part of tho valley. (Fred Terplnney, tho old lighluing (jerkor for tho Western Union In La Clrando, Is now lu Krgln taking care of his apple crop and II looks as though "Torp" was Insldo the big money this year. also. Mr. Shoemak er lolls all the Elgin hoys not tn html any greener pastures for their coun try is good for anyone who will work and try. Prank Smith has been dubhed I he tuwn loafer slitco he sold his Inter est In rho ff. M. & 8. company lo (1. n. S. llayden, formerly head of the shoo drqiurtnient In West's storti bore, ''rank snys ho has been on Ihu joli loo long and ho is now going to lay off and not work In other words going to Join tho huppy American throng for a while, and lot I ho reit of the world go by. Mr. Ilaydeu is il -lighted with Elgin anil when he any:: "business Is fino,f ho really moans ev ery word of It. L. J. Bihter Is showing m:irk:: of edvancetnoiit for he Is Hie man Tor whom -Sum llawiirlii Is orei-iing lite handsome business liiilldiuu of milHe jstone, and as soon as .Ssiii tilrilii ov- or Die tlTtlclure compli'leil. I tin I'll.- ler sloro will occupy if wild a coin plelo stock of incrchsiidiM'. Harry Sanderson w;is ou r from SiiniiiMTvHIe where he iH lu the nier caiililo business mid Harry Is happy and hopeful. Liko Wilbur P. Ilrot k, who was also present from Suiunier- villo, he sees the future lliriiugh a Kood jiali" of glasses and knows wilii in his hear! tin I' business is going to continue lo Improve rapidly. The Sniiili butcher shoo Is a 11 v, cure some of this seed and give the eif to hand it on to their children.' &un""y arternoon. A cordial welcome' store on the corner mid he smiles Instilullou In Elgin and .Mr. Sinilli wheat a trial if spring wheat is to be These latter, having had no vital tiuin!,t0 " -'urlus A. Plummer, Pastor, j while he sells Hie p. le wliat lliev, H ,,.Kl I wllh bis liusincs tlni grown. J believe the general adnptioni ing whatever, ate today completely' " " ,w.mt. Mr. Kelbr is an mil and mil j far. The oilier burlier shop in a, of Washington Hybrid 128 as a winteiiand pathetically in the dark. They' ''""'' Methodist Episcopal ( 'hutch - Elgin hnosler. Ho leiieves I lie fit-1 , liihl of the Crande llon.le Meal coin wheat and Hard Federation as a actually have no way of knowing righ1 Saulalh school ut !l:15 with clases fot .turn of the little cily Is assnretl and j pany of La Claude, according to 111 spring wheat, will add many bushels from wrong. Morning worship at 11:011. Ser.j nothing ph ases him more than to,mr, and Is well equipped with In to the yields to be secured in Unionj Fur, after all there is no "why" for m,m tnl:mi'. "The Girding of God." talk Elgin prosperity. plant and everything modern lo hnn- county. Actual tests here and else- oinr right apart from a religious'S'"'('i"' mus'c 'y the choir. Epworlh! Prof. Bailer s'ill has the liriiKK , ((. aupply or meals ror Hist sec where have already proven this to b"' principle, and if there is any other ,'-"! un ut P- A helpful meet ' baud In Elgin for which lie has galii-jtlon of tho county, so. At least three times as murhjcay for people in general to get re- for .vounK people, conducted by ed such a repiitiliou over Oregon. .'IIV(I Calloway, who Is n lirolle'r Washihgton Hybrid 128 wheat as w-tsjigious principles than through the youn,r I'f'P'c- At 7::i0 P- ni. we will Mr. Bailer is almost another Loulo to County CoiiinilsMiiier Galloway. seeded last year has already beerChurch, that way has not vet been dis-: . unconventional, lnlornial see r reiing when u comes lo Keeiung n 1 11 1 tiule a lilt younger and probably curetf.a few grains of this variety front Australia and from it has come the seed which is distributed to -a con.p; :.i....i.i n..i....i ;.. v......... t t'... :!: phens was very much pleased to learn of the jjjffccss which this wheat had! JV;: : ; ? ;: :: given in this county, and reported that j Church-Cuing. line nrcau 01 L.ne 1 lie i . P. h. C. E. I will not price this more. 1 have V 1 will meet at (I.IIO p. m. The pastor! worked uiiii built lip a good business f- will have charge, the topic being, "In-1 by treating the people rlgll. and they ';Vesting Our Lives." The theme of the'u,ru Healed me right. This placo Is jevening sermon will be "Looking to! not tor sale." ' I'.thc Heights." i ., ..... ..... , . " . I Erne:!, oltrs, an old Ln Grande hoy it had made an average of at least, ten The fad is that we arc seeing now! ' ."'"' Church-S: -"' " ". "' es bushels more than other spring wheat'what has not been seen in the so-called ''Vc''".'. Iwci'l. . Third and. Kourll., ""..' """""" "''" Varieties wherever tried. In konie cas-lchristinn world for several centuries-! Bt''ts; -S'''(v'1''' ' ' ':"' ",' T,'!' ,''h " ., .7 "'i'!""" es Hard Federation wheat has mad-'a secon.l churchless generation. ThV ''V f"r . hl' f,?'"" IK. Thr C" , 1 "' T , I', , , ' fifteen bushels to the acre more than find churchless generation is made up "f the hthmpmn." You are! "htcl, Pleases and entertains Hie pin- cuniiuiiy in vi uu m uiion'i this service ' 1,1 I1I,J Vi'":y. i ; J(t'il I r u k slnro In aimtliiT wi'll-jriMuliii'l'-il iitsliliition and hut li pl;ir- othfr sprinir vnrii'ties Krown undor'0r thp parents of the present Ih.vk hiu! l'tt"iiany imviu-u t atte, (est with the same conlitions.At th. (rii Is. These people da not jr o c' ' astur- "Ninlhwi'st Ilav niiil (Jrnin Show nt -linivri . r,i- thn m.t " ' Pendleton, five, samples of Hard Fed-head pretty decent lives And why'! ''":".. of .liod Meetings nnd Sun ' " business have good I rude, oration wheat were entered all graded -Because, though they do not rcalize'lay !i'h""1 '" u'nl A.fains avenue ' I'enhnni, Hie old reliable lawyer No. 1 hnrd and were given the first it, thev were mostly brought up in'"1'"1' (il'l'''nw'""1- Preaching at II njor Elgin, is on Hie job ovory day mid five ori7.es in the common while .-hiss ! fh .. h ... .t,n. i.. m- ""1 "t 7::i0 p. in. Sundays, ami 7::io dispenses justice in I lie way of advice of thirty-four entries which speaks 'trained in religious principles TheiCiu'h Pvcllinl-' during tho week except; ' the Elgin people besides doing a well for the tiuality of the wheat. Un ieffect of this training will probablyj?."tu"l:l-v b' Rl'v' C' K' -hapnian of fine oriicn business, ion county farmers will do well to se- last out their lives, but they have fail- r'ntM Pnse. Sunday school at 2:'l! Frank heller bas a big dry goods i !SJL SlLjl I II Way $125.01) Model E-2 Easy Terms MOW, $85.00 W. H. B0HNENKAIV1P CO. Keele! in Union county for lit: red. Teople may think that thev vitc in wIlich 9,1 wj" 1k ,na'le l" ,hilUii I'liininL'. it )! w-.jt'l i'f- ni)i i (.ur.-e lo w rue j uur ' ln'itf-r liiokliii:. in erfcijui' n rini- in w Farmers who are irrowint sprin themselves ran get alon without the 11 1 homo. A prominent place will It.- ik .Shoi'inakcr. who Klill tnnm.Uow homu in Kltu whu li lie in wheat shouM make arianjrement.s now Cureh, hut if they have a true sense K,ven to tne smcinj; of the jzrv.v, husiinss in eit'ht p r n ut interest In tnitls to oeeupy iM-fiii; Hm mow to yeeure some of the Federation se'l'of family or raee responsibility they. nvnina- There will he a brief praetie::! t 1m- KImIu bank, iiislsln Mini t hint's f as a means to inereaiii(f li'-- yield.-- Uvill see that they must nevertheless a,.'flrt-'S!' cn "Thp Keltjrion of I.ove." are not ho bad as th y oiibt b! and .(. Tultle, who pot Iniitiioi' l.irslock Kntries. ikeep it going for the children's sake. 'oU wi" 'nl1 tnis u K01"' P'a'-e in tbat the iorijir bas been turnH. He'(,roiit:h bin own erroiia In Hie i:imi Entries for F'aeifie Internationel; Morals may change, or seem to'whic'n n HP"d an hour. CJ, II. (uig-Js wild wtlh joy ov r Ibc mill crop ' Iteejrder offlen whh h be owned and TJvvstoek F.xhibition must be in thojehanjre, from age to age, but spiritual! 'y Minister . lini pnb;ihly II. M. W'eal.bernpoori. ' operated for vohj-h, has advuiiced ;mhI hands of the Association by October principles are permanent. We cannot 10th, according to Mr. Plummer, man- solve our children's problems for them; nger of the exposition. It is likely hut we can and must try to f-ee to it that fully as many entries from thi.-.that they have the principles upon county will go to the Portland show ar:wbirh a right solution must be based went to the State Fair. W, R. I,ed. If these aie given them, we can have better is anxious to have another confidence that they will find a wiy chance at the Shire horse competition; 'of living which will be as right for J. K. Reynold with his Clydesdales them as ours for us. nnd Ieljiy anil Townley with thei'! K. M. L. f, horthoros also figure on making a - - ,r,md showins at Portland. Several, 8oMm'. Prtf.renet. Lnion county men who saw the hor-. ,., v ,.,,,,..P ,, .rrl, tj, show at Salem expressed the ..pinion ,rB ,., k,.,. r:,u..y hat Mjveral l.n-al horses should have; ,., ,,, . ,,,. ,.,,,., Wen able to ret in the money at th - sllP ,. , ,unj Mate fair 1 he stronpet competitioo, .r rniil i. i, r :'nit,.. in the saddle horse classes at S"!"" u ,,,,, ,rv. , ,tr ,. s amonj the Portland owned entries' . , r faiM , ,, ,.bw and not the Mctleave stnnir of t'anad , ,,.,vv w;:r,r,, nj, m,,rr w. ian h..r-es . had been expected by ,.,,.r .i,,uli,. ,., ,, ,0 ,.r local men. From the showinir made ,., hN ,, , ... fni,. at tne t men mock now, it looks a-. Mmwr. 1 v. if'Ullion county had several othe-. u, iiVe herds of Shorthorn cattle which woul 1' ,.w.' J look pood at Portland. I'ninn CountT Klhihit. """"""" Officials in charire of the Ijio ! Gowni for Both Seiet. Pndu-ts Show, to be held in connec- Tn ll-e rourlemii .-ntury mn an tion wlm the lacitic International at.etl n; ii.,i ..re c....n. ;.nl mini Portland, hav re.tHteO thai L nm . 'be ei..t -I.. s. eirnth . enniry tt county and four other counlte in the ' !.. M ...in., .n f.-r in-o VICO MOTOR 0 I -LEASES THE USER A Gra'.lc for Every Engiiie j j A Paraffin Ease Oil Iring Your Can and We'll Savo You Money REGON HARDWARE & IMP. CO. WALL PAPER 50 OFF OUR ENTIRE STOCK Our First Sale Enough for Room 10x12x8 Sample No. 1. 10 K"ll,i V;,II , Sr $2.50 Hi wl.s. I Inn ler ,i ih' $1.60 $4.10 lii'ss ; ()' 2.(l.r 'I'uhil Cust (if li'iMnii .t. $2.0o Samnle No. 2. in Kolln Wnll :;:.' $3.50 Hi vd.s. Kniili i- 1 1 i.- 1.60 !..-,; ."ill"" 2.53 Tiil.il (VI ,,r I;,,,,,,, $2.05 Sitmplo No. 3. lo l.'.ills W.i II : $5.00 K yi. i :!- I i- ,i Hir 1.60 M $fi,60 I-f i H .Vi 3.30 Till it I f',,... ,,r. Kim, , , ' $3.30 PAINTS, ENAMELS, VARNISH and GLOSS At Reduced Prices 0. F. COOLSDGE 1314 Adams Ave. 1 Gr?nd?J Ore, ftte make the ame (ii"play t V: 1-, ii
