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THE LA fiRANDE EVENING! OBSERVER
Wi'dnosdiiy, Juno 17, 1925.
HAROLD WE
HURT BY FALL
MKDICAL HIMtlNOH (H.n-clul).
.Mm. (.hoik1 Kouth wuh fiill" 1
to Hot Luke l-Ylduy. Ih-r brothc:-.
Umold II ur ah, wuu Ht'ilotiHly (rut
from a fall from a 3 & -foot der
rick ut H in 1 1 ntton Tim rutin ' af
ternoon. An X-ray pltrlun1 mIiowcJ
the hones on out foot wt-n bro
ken. An opiutlon wuh perronm-d
.Monday mornliiK. HiB foot In nu.v
' In a cat and lu 1m bi'ltcr.
LostiT Mllhr and Kdward Wold
odendf'd tlto Niock show at futon
TliuTHday-
Mr. Winn Duncan Ikih oUuvkv
of the store during tho uhHcncc
iff Mm. .South.
Th weather hero Iiuh lx.-n
oultf cold with Ni'Vtnal fio.siH I
which killed some of the Kardnj
productH. it raitit d Inn1 Hutid ly I
iifte rnoon.
HcvituI people of Mcdlcul
Rprings went to I'nlon, Thursday
ufternoon to attend the stock
show. Among thofw going we e
Mr, and Mrs. I.cc Wilson, .Mr. and
Mrs. W. I.nne, Mr. and Mm, Kd.
Hack and family, Mr. and Mm.
W'n JMiiu'an, Mr. und MrH. George
Mouth, M r, a nd M m. 'hi ml Tur
ner, Mr. ami Mrs. L. H. Wlnlh,
and fa nil ly, M r. and M r. J . t-
Kfiincdy and children, and ( 'y
Turner nd children. All repoit
A good I line.
Mr. and Mm. arl l.oeker of
Haker, spent Holiday nt th horn
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Myers.
Mr. and Mrs. George. J,oonley
were shopping at Hak'-r )Yiday.
Win Imncan und Herl Van were
buHlnefw vlHltors at North Pow
der Friday.
K. You riff van nn overnight
gucHt of Lew Flak Saturday.
Win Duncan delivered a lojd
pf fat lions to Haker Wednemluy.
.M r. and M is. 1 1. (lard ner an I
babies, of Humpli-r, were v-lnlllng
Iter parent. Mr. and Mrs. W.
1-ano. recently. They mtended
. '"The Covered Wagon" hen
Wed nesda y e vt n I n jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Duron of
Cove, were Hunday g"jejit.: of Mr.
and Mrs. George, LooHiry.
W. Mye had the niiHTorlune
to lose one of his best milk cons
last week,
Mr. and Mrs. V. Whltten .re
turned homo Hunday, alter u
thre weeks visit at Portland
With reltitlves; also they lit tended
the state KanK" at Dallas.
Dr. Phy and Dr. AkVurlhy and
party oi Hot I AiUv h ere .Sunday
ifUehtu at the 'VollaRe."
J udge I odon and wife and
Contract or .Smith and wire of II. i
Iter, were .Sunday e eiilng guests
at the 'Voltage."
Mr. fcuulth lias the contract for
the Haker-Medical i oud.
.Mm. Ollwr Turui-r Is vlltlng in
taker at the home of her lather.
George South hit tor Hunting
ton Friday morning to attend the
ranch dui lag the ahiem-e of J I,
ilui-Hh at Hot Lake. 1
I he Covered Wagon was
tthout) at the mliool ho nit Wed
uehday and was well attended.
Mi', and Mrs. Put Powers mot
ored to t'nion l-'ilduy to attend
the Block show.
Mr. and Mm. I,. H. Wlnth upent
Sunday at the hone of J. I Kennedy.
SNAKES 0
l'.Sn iti:s TO iK K'll Dil l) yearling. Hi. Maw kM,. uiiy.
IIY J;.(-;HIM';.NT M A I ION Hell iirother and KuIiIiimoii, row,
itHe.; pontile 1. of Diitiean's Pent.
til res of Oregon, which will cover
u period of several yearn, 1m being
conducted by the Oregon Agricul
tural college station. N. ('. Jaml
soii, dairy t-xtenniun speclallHt, )ias
been temporarily inuiHtcrred to the
experiment sluttou to take iharge
of the work. The work In to lie
started In Washington county. An
eifori Is heing made to get farmers
to keep an actual record of what '
t he cows are producing on pa- j
tore.
'"The development of more pas- '
lure for dairy cows in Oregon is j
: 1 1 I III lutrl II I1 1 i.ri tliloiti luitli fin m 1
Die standpoint of economy of pro- Ution hull. fiilor, jida fnlon King,
ductlon and nutrition," cays J. M
Ka I hi ilea n, ( 'ove, t ire. ; ( 'lurk's
l-'itianclal liultereup, tSetiy 'lark.
4 'ove, tre,
ClaKs 4, lot ti (. Helfi r. senior
call. Lflosom (tregon's tjuet-n.
I Iteli pi oh. and pohimion, t 'ove,
ttre.; Petty G. of Duncan's Pent,
Poueri Duncan. 'ove. On-.; Noble
t lteerve l.aPelle, Dorothy Mills,
t'ovw, Ore, ;
j t'luNH 4. lot tir. Hi-lfer. junior j
jcalf. Gold.n Chief IH-Ile. Pell
Pros, and Pohlnon. Cove. Oi'e.;
Vou'll Oo Jolly Girl. Pell pros, ami
pobiusoii, 'oe. Ore
Cla aw 4, lot 0i. Keillor cham-
Prandt,
bandry.
prpfeasor of dairy bus-
THINGS
.11 MY ACI'l'I'S COI.I.INS
KAI.T PA K K (AP). .Mark Col
lins of Cliico, Calif., was ucqiiit-
I on a charge of first degree
murder growing out of the slay-
j lug of ( '. II. McQuown, former
mayor of Puhl. Ma ho, last Oc
tober II, Jierc Tuesday, and was
immediately re-arrested upon a
warrant from Hut to county, Cullf.,
charging highway robbery.
Kpe
i'l In
. Nourishing Digestible
Milk
and Diet
For In font 9 1
Inoalidtf
ThAgmd
No Cooking.
( J&r Avoid Imitations Substitutes
PKUKKI.KY, Cul. (NT
rial) There's one Wile
the world, whose plrlile excursions
Wilt never be spolleil by I he uil
Inviied guesl a snake.
Hhe'H Virginia !, Khubnch.
aged 2.
Virginia )hih a doen klndH of
fnakes for pets and playt hlng:i.
Like all Utile KLrlH. Nile llke dolls.
but she adores the shiny, graceful
and beautifully marked rep t lb s
that glide nolsebsMl- about lier
daddy's farm, the queerest farm in
America, a snake (arm.
"Tex" Keh ii bach buy.s and sells
snakes for all purposes, liumera
comb mouulalns and desertH f.jr
new specimens. I lalf u hundred
varieties of snukes, ranging f rum
tiny fellows that sngugled lu tin
palm of his hand to huge repilh-M,
in demand by Hldenliows and cir- i
cuses, stock his iiieer larni. Venom
la cxtractei) from the big rattlers
and shipped to drug concerns.
Hchubach Is an expert with
snakes. They aH look alike to
him, but he has a wonderful respect
for the Gila monster, a naiivif of
.Arizona deserts.
"The Gila monster Is more dead
ly than all the raiilesuakes In the
world," says "Tex." "Most snakes
are harmless and non-poisonous,
and with the exception of the rat
tler which Is 'the fighter.' will run
away If nlveii half a chance."
Put little Virginia wllh a huge
buil snake coiled In her arms gives
another turn to the age-old enmity
between man and reptile.
When asked why he taught his
children to play with t lo se queer
pets, 'Tex" replied:
"To make picnics more enjoyable:"
w orlit
pays
s you a living,
the installment
The
but It
plan.
? i-mi ,-1 nm-u t i
Some people are clothed ill their
own righteotiHiiesa; others will
steal soon- other fellow's elouk.
Union Livestock Show
Awards Now Completed
(Continued frrrn Pige One.)
Ituinhoiiillct.
Clans l, lot 1. Pam two years
or over.-- S. II. .Miller. Colon. Ore.
Champion ram. H. K. Miller,
Cnion, Ore.
GO. VP DIVISION'.
.Iiiek. Pi i st pnmiuin, Tom
('onklln; dor- Kdilh Conklln, Cn- ,
Ion. ( n-egon.
da iky catim: DIVISION'.
JiTftoy.
Class 4, lot fi-t. Pull three years
and over. I'nlon Pads Cnion King.
Kvu lUinciin, Cove, ore.; Calherlue'
creek ,ud, W. V. Ivangrord, Pn- j
ion. ore.; Dora's plalo, J ir. Pit lie, ',
Cove, ore. I
( lass 4, lot ftfi. Pull one year I
and under two. diamond Ht. '
Mawe.-i .Noble, H. J. -Wilson, I n-j
ion, Ore. '
( lass 4, lot 57. Senior bull calf. 1
Pirst. Da. Little. Cove. Ore.; j
Marys .sr. Muwen Alee, Joe McKI
loy. Cnion, Ore.
Class 4. lot 5S. Pull junior calf.
Kirst, Howard trussetl, Cove,
Ore.
Chiss 4, lot 59. Cow four years
mid over.- Cnion peauty Blossom,
Pell prothers and PobiiiHOii, Cove,
Ore.; Oregon May Pell, Kva Dun
can, Cove, Ore.; Gerties Dora, Dr.
Little. Cove, Ore.
Class 4. lot tin. Cow three years
and under four. Kulrmere Molly,
Gordon Mills, Cove, Ore.; Lit tie
Lady's Llghtfoot, Dr. Little. Cove,
tire.; Pairmcre Lords Aldeiia, Kva
Ihincau, Cove, Ore.
class 4. lot til. Heifer two years
old and under three. .Susies Oljja
I -ads Ducht s, pell Prot hers and
Itoblnson. Cove, Ore.
Class 4. lot Heifer, senior
yearling. Ports' Latude. Dr. Little,
Cove, Ore.; Pultercups Itose Mary,
Dr. Utile, Cove, Ore.
Chiss 4. lot Heifer, lunlnr
Ivvu Duncan, Cove, Ore.
Class 4, lot if7. Junior cham
pion bull. I Hamond .St, MaweH
Noble, II. J. Xellson, Cnion, Ore.
Cluns 4, lot OS. Grand chainidon
bull. -Cnion Lads Cnion K'tig, -lu
(Mtncait, Cove, Ore.
Class 4. lot ii'J. Senior champion
female. Susies OIku Lads Piich-i-t-x,
pell Pros, and Itoblnson. Cove,
Ore.
lass 4. lot 70. Junior champion
heifer. Plossoms Oregon tjueen,
pell Prothers ad Kohinson, Cuvc,
Ore.
Class 4, lot 71. Grand champion j
female. Plossonis t iregon (jueen.
Pell PlOtltei'M ami Itobill.iOIl, Cove, '
(Jre.
(Mass 4, lot I'l. Produce of one
cow, two animal.-.. Kirst, In-. Lit
tle, Cove, Ore.; second, Kva Imn
can, Cove, Ore.
Special premium. $20 in gold,
presented bv the La Grande Groc
ery company. La Grande, ore., for
the be(it display of registered Jer
sey cat He; won by Uvll Pi oth rs
and Pobinson, Cove. ore.
Ilolstrlu- VeKiau,
Class f. bit 74. Pull three years
or over. phymere King Kobes. nr.
W. T. Phv. Hot Lake. Ore.; J'hv-
luere Ilellu Josephllic Kmid.vke, J i.
W. T. Phy. Hot Lake. Ore.
Class f,. pit 11. Pull, uentor calf.
- Cunamed call. A. M- Kiilterberg,
North powder. Ore.; phymere Lil
ii h dtes, Dr. W. T. phy, Hot
twike. ( ire.
'lass &, lot 1H. Pull, junior
calf. Phymere TU'l'ney Kobes, J ir.
W. T. phy, Hot Uike, tire.
Class 5. lot y. Ciew four years
and over. Ha,elwood Jt'phine
Kondyke. Dr. W. T. Phy, Hot Utke,
ore.; Ph)inere AmlereUu Hi'iiue
mild, Jir. W. T. Phy. Hot Utke,
Ore.
t'lass 5. lot bO. Cow three years
a lu! under four. Phymere Lllit h
l'ontiuc. Dr. W. T. phy. Hot Iike,
Ore.
Chiss 6, lot SL Heifer two years
and under three. Phymere pletze
.Mastadon. Pr. W. T, Phy, Hut
Lake, Ore.
Class 5,
yearling. -Kobes.
I ir,
(Jre.
Class fj. lot H4. Heifer, senior
calf. Phyiucrt' Kobes Kondyke.
Dr. W. T. Phy. Hot Uike. 4ire.;
Phymere Queen Kobes. Dr. W. T.
Phy. Hot Lake. Ore.
cia.s .1. lot ST.. Heifer, junior
calf. Cnnamed, Dr. W. T. Phy,
Hot I -'ike, Ore.
class 0, lot 8'i. .Senior champion
bull. Phymere King Kobes, Dr.
W. T. Phy. Hot Utke. ore.
cia:w ft, lot 7. Junior champion
bull. Cnnamed, A. M. Hatlerberg,
North PoVder, Ore.
Class 5. lot S- Grand champion
bull. Phymere King Kobes, Dr.
W. T. Phy. Hot Lake. Ore.
Class il, lot si. Senior champion
female, Hazelwood Josephine
Kondyke-, Dr. W. T. Phy. Hot Lake,
i M e.
Class ti. lot So. Junior champion
heifer. Phymere KobeS Kondyke,
Dr. W. T. Phy. Hot Lake. ore.
Class a, lot HI. Grand cham
pion female any age. phymere
Dr. W. T. rliy.
lot 83. Heifer, junior
- Phymere I'n lunlliu
V. T. Phy, Hot Lake,
I'obe.s Kolidlke
Hot Lake. ore.
Chiss fi, lot Produce ut one
cow. two animals. Phy men' Am-iu
Ph-ise. Hiizelwood Josephine Kon
dyke. Dr. W. 'J'. Phy, Hot Lake,
I ire.
(.'lass f. lot ICl. Get of one wire,
four animals. Kour ge( of Phy
mere Kobes, Dr. W. T, Phy, Hot
I -ii lie, O'e.
tirade Dairy Cows.
Special award. Kor t his class.
Dr. W. T. 1'hy of Hot Lake, ore..
awarded u registered HolMein bull.
Alter the class was brought out, It
being the largest class on the
grounds, being 24 entries. T. P.
JoliiiSOIl of Cove. Ore, presented
the winner of second place with a
Jersey heifer, and W. 10. Poner,
of Joseph, Ore., presented the win
ner of I hlrd place - a regis- j
tcrcd Holalein bull calf. j
I'M rsl -V'ern Pean, Lu Grande, i
Ore. ; second Pell prot hers and
Pobinson, Cove, Ore,; thirdJacob
Kohler. Cnion, ore. j
Special n ward. W. C. pwktns, '
of the Perkins Motor Co., of n
j C.rande. ( lie., offered 25 In gold
ou a class of grade dairy heifers,
nine to Lr months old. Kirst $15.
second J la. Harold Piauk. ( 'ove.
Ore.; Joe McKlroy. Cnion, Ore.
Guernsey.
Class 6i. lot 74. Pull three years
and over, Chicona Patriul. J, 11.
Kwin, Cnion. Ore.
Class 5;., lot X4. Senior )ieifer
calf. won by Sherrell Kwln. J-a
Grande, ore. '
TUAt'K i: i:.NTK,
Class 3t, lot P(J. Pair of gen
tlemen's roadsters. Dr. Lit l le,
Coe. Ore.
Class a7. loi 1 Saddle horse
( novice class) .-Win. Myers, Cn
ion, (lit,; A. T. Keamsier, Nampa,
Jda.; G. S. Levy, Cnion, Ore.
Class lia. lot 1 4 0. Combination
harness and saddle horse. Wm.
PelS. I uion, ore. f
Class :!'.. lot 14 1. Gentlemen's
riding contest - tl. S. Levy, I'nlon,
on.; Cbas. Mitchell, Cnion. ore.
Class 4l. lot 142. Pest Shetland
pony. .M. S. Levy. I nion. Ore.
Clasa 4a, lot PI 5. Saddle class
fur stallions. G. S. Levy, C11I011,
Ore.; H- C. PiilweU. Not'Ui l'QW
der. Ore.
Class 4!. lot 147. Ladles' saddler.
Miss Ann Stange, La Grande,
Ore.; Miss Wright. Colon, Ore.;
.Miss Wright. Cnion, Ore.
Class 4 7. lot 149. Ladles rid
ing contest. Mbs Ann Htange', La
Grande. Ore.; Miss Wright, Cnion,
(ire.; Miss Wright. ClUoil. Ore.
(Mass 4X, lot 15u. Khetlund pony,
best boy rider. Donald Lnnib, Cn
ion, Ore.
( ford In ued on Patre Kltrht.
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Paris Carnival, Community Dance, Frolic and Show Combined
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YANK
TFf 'IrV
1 j A II A
JJL A. H. -LL XSi M J lk M
The Great Three-Day Entertainment Staged By The
American Legion
Thursday
oescfa
June 18th, 19tl
and 20lh
Free Entertainment
Each Evening
Ballet Dancing
25 La Grande Girls Under
Direction of Mrs. Fred Wells
Cafe an Gros Chouchon
- Friday
uildiiid :-:
Saturday
Fir And Ad
ams
Each Night At
8 O'clock
THIS IS A PROMISE!
The La Grande Post, American Legion, has never offered an at
traction to the people of this community without making good with
real entertainment.
That's a reputation we stand on with this "YANKEE PA REE."
It'll he a real frolic, a wonderful good-time, a frown-killer for young
and old.
No admission charge except that you purchase ten-franc notes for
fifty cents as you enter and only this French money is good when you
play the carnival games, enjoy the dance, eat at the Cafe, or buy any
thing. Free entertainment features throughout each evening. A gayly
decorated hall the largest floor under roof in Oregon lots of music
aiul fun. It'll be your best time of the year. And you'll help a good
cause. Come the first night you'll come the other two in spite of
: nj thing.
Mrs, Wells and her dancing troupe will open program every night
promptly at 8 o'clock.
Continuous Dancing
and good music
A Gay Parisian Cafe
Carnival Attractions
"Beaucoup" de Sport
Proceeds To Send La Grande Drum Corps To State Convention
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