La Grande evening observer., March 13, 1926, Image 7

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I -..-Saturday, March 13,
ffiflilSES r
RELIEF FOHD
fatOK. Ore.- " (Hncolall - l.e
Vuun Hovlen and Itohort- Smith
wero 'over from lui Grundc Bunday,
visiting will) friends hi llnlon.
c ivoit i ailinun, who nus u pesi
y tlon 111' a drug store. In The Pull",
is hero for a short vacation. vHu Is
visiting with IiIh parents.
Monday evening the rosy Ihen
ter wan the been of a bum: fit pro
Rruni. for tho Near' Kant Heller
'fund. ThlB work -was encouraged
liy tho Comineecial Club und purls
of jhe program, furnished hy Ihc
public schopls and other orgaiilxu
tlonp of the ownt
" v liulliU I nlqiio Cnhln
' Riipormtendont It. 11. llmincy of
fhoRtate fish hatchery has built a
cabin ueur- tho hulcliery building
that h very unique. Tho logs are
practically all the sumo slxo and
Jhe,:;'entlro outside and inside Is
rintxlird only with rough logs, cx
wp) fhe.roof and floor, jit one
flntl hnT jjia -built a fireplace ' and
the Avails are decorated wit If deer
Refill. polls and other trophies.
Allhe rurnlturit In made of limbs
ttn Vho chain aro covered'; with
lieurannd deer sldns. ( Cjun rooks,
Bhclvpsn.nd'. other such cotivenien
oes'ariMriiade etthcr-of. ; limbs or
deer ;fctft. " Thev)inUi caliih;. gives
otto on Impression, of being ,: In n
mountain- home 'many miles .from
civilization, 'and the men whs visit
ed thoplacc. during the picnic last
Sunday wero,tonu in-mcir- .prnise
of the; Ingenuity and painstaking
worU- of .the builder. The door,
which. I? mode of. split Ions, has the
proverbial lalchstrlng. which Mr.
nonnry, says, Is always on the out-Bldofor-visilors.
To help out. the Near East Ttc
llef junds a benefit program was
(riven, at the. Coxy theater Monday
evening.; Tho regular movie films
and nil the numbers by other or
ganizations wero: donated to - this
cause; as were also tho use of the
theater and. the expenses that go
with It. Besides two films there
rero two. numbers' by the high
school flee club, gypsy dnnclng by
Hetlilnn Miller, and Jupnjiose read
ing, byjnlss Alma Tlracht. Tho lo.
cat band played several pieces on
the, sieel beforo the beginning of
the' nfagram. A , donation fee
wasArlven at the dooi" and nil this
moey will bo 'turned oyer-to the
Near East Relief fcor. v
Mrs. Iiugljlln who teaches music
In iconncctloir with the- Union
schools .will, give a recital on
Thursday evening of this week.
The. program will consist of ' both
vocal and plnno numbers. . It will
bo given, at the high school assem
bly ahd will bo free
n;H.: Bonney and Frank Ham
wetir'to .tho. Umatilla river last
veeTrttrtry'stecllicad fishing, but
they found tho stream too muddy
and hai no success.' - - "k; ;--
Program Well Attended
THc "musical program given at
tho.'t J. S. 'Church .Mat evening
wni'weir attended and appreciated
by ' ill" those , "who heard It. follow
in" s the program as glvoni.com
miitttv singing: chorus by tho Jim
for Hoys and girls: mixed quartet
by J.iuls Zaugg, rialr.Or.il,' Aliro
Orton'. and Bob Hanson; reading
by .Was Atkinson: , instrumental
duet by, Vivian, and Bculah Kof
tori:'. ypcal solo by Johnny Gcert
s'nnf ultlress on ."The. Effect of
Miisld pn ' Mankind": by Klmer
Stodarn. of La, Grande: :danre,
TheJHUjjhlond Fling, by Nclllo
Oerftseni and Othello nichins: vo
cal solo Thy Jack Ord;..mnlc qirtir
tctby Messers. Baxter, Goertscn,
Hanson and Anderson:- mixed
chorus by Junior girls. The meet
ing opened with on Invocation and
closed with a benediction-. : 1
Tho boys of :, the high school
havebegun running and limbering
up preparatory to tho moro.stren
flo it'll i.work for tho track meets to
be-,held7.duiing the-' spring. The
girli.nro practicing indoor base
ball' and-anticipate a very success
ful Reason, as there are several
new--players '.who are. showing ' up
well at the first practices,
y' Wonuin's Club .Mca'la
The Woman's Club held nn in
tcrcjaing meeting at the .homo of
Mr E. E. Purscl In North Union
last 'Thursday afternoon. After
thebusiness session there was a
general social hour. ( A delicious
luntk was served by Mesdamcs
Partec, Gilmore, Titus,' Williams
WHEN STtTKSTt th.
Bo.tM CMtege ! rtfUkM,
Arts an V
nrMdy. Mas AartUa UrMu
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f?J5
192G.
and Miss Cadwell. : , .
Mrs. K. J. Alniiln nirlvod home
from Portland last week and will
soon open. up her millinery shop.
K. H-Cline wlro In acting as de
puty nssossor,- is looking after the
assessment of property In this end
of the-valley. . . . .' . . -
Charles Kuhn, who was 111 or the
flu for sonin ttino, is again able to
rcHuiiio his truck work between
I'nlon and La Grande.'
MI'CII TIMK , NKKIiED.
VKMDI.KTON. Mar.-.X3.-.(AP).
It will take several- months for
tho lunj settlement committee of
tlifi commoroiui associ.-iiioii .net-t..
to oltaln data for a program to
ilcuro settlers, for- t'.matilla comi
ty. The local body-will join luo
I'ortliind r.hainlier of Coinmcrce
and the state. chamber In a twW-
vear iirogiam to si'cure new pen-
Pie. ' - -..- '
Beauty Treatments-Aid Deranged Minds
Futlent, at he Missouri state .nospitai tor me insane. SC josepn, io., .aro getcing s n.w sino nt- --cure. Dr.
J. li- Pafrer. superintendent, hotds-that marcel waves fsclul msssases .and .the. like help .riorf women',
mind. and now there, s busy beauty parlor In th ' Iiltlullon ,, , . . .. . ,
Figures
riecauw Clyde Martin. . former hlch school principal at PaJmyra, lnd., built a community house,
organised a basketball team nnd provided reere-ilion fitcilltiis for the. young people of. the town,
elders ot tho Pslmyra f'hurch of fhrlRt have accused him of helnr "worldly and un-fhrlstinn"
and are seeking to oust him from tho church. These pictures were taken at his first trial, when
it was voted lo refer the case to the entire cong-relation. At the left, above. Is rhnrlca Ellis, elder
who brought the charges ugalnst-Mur'tln; below is William noston, who pnstded ut tho trial. At
the right B. R Boston, his brother, and editor of the town' only paper. Is shown carrying a hufro
Bible to the cburcb lo use la Uila testimony against Martin. t
COMING AROUND TO If
OUTLOOK IS : v
HOPEFUL TO :
'7- GOV. PIERCE
(C'ontfnuod Kroin Pnpor I.) 5
foron to nlil In lirlnBliiff lotfolhtir
tlin fnrmor hiuV buftin'H8 nmn. "'o
opprutfcn nuiKt conto op thorp may
bo trouble- uheail," h subl. "Yon
are plow.nnfrrou'iur."
Hfi prijdtrtnd thutMf , tho 'P "of
whont remuina ahovn $1.25 IIhtp )h
no (lUPHtton that "thlnKa wiltfrrow
brlrfhtor.; i HoV, ijoolamltlml'.' hvo
Bonomt condition In Orojrpn i ox
coi'illnKly ffootl, rHppcJalty i-tho
frnlt Hoctions. KurntotH must bo
oi.luo:ih'l,. ho Piail, In tho bost way
to Hfilvo " llt;ir probtoniH. " "Our
Dirniors nniHt aoM tho .bottor plckotl
p'roiluots' In nMor to got t'lio 1oRt
in Indiana's "Worldly"
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LA GRANDE EVENING. OBSERVER
prico.;i Competition rulos nl vo
must st inly It from . .ovory .angles?'
-.".Jbirinfr his alilroBs he oxplulnotl
tho propowrd MrN;iryHuugon bill,
bofortv, oonKros lust your, - addltiff
that u similar mo u mi re Is up In tho
Capitol, Ho urffiwl that every furm
er H'iid "h'ariu l-lfo Abroad by
Oodftard, In order to lenrn the de
tallH of the Danish system.-
lle. tourhed- upon tajcatlon. de
ploring tho burden placcii on itui
istat.
tK-roni here Oov, Pierce leavoa for
Hrtlem, endlri(r a liiroe-day Kastorn
Oregon visit.- " . -: ,
J jib rlnlnment I'rotrrsiu
Prior 10 the governor's address,
Miss nothlno Mlllor, of Union,
danoed' und responded to nn eii
tihurilaHtlo encore with a presenta
tion of tho Charleston. .. , v,
, The Neighborhood, club sextet
hup" three numbers, at tho open-
Trial
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LOCAL: NEWS
OF IE PARK
'TUB PAllK, (Special) About
one Inch Of snow fell at 1 tie 1'urs
Monday nlKht, hut It" melted . al
most as fast us It fell, practically
disappearing by Tursduy inurnliin.
1 Oeoriro Mellow butchered a beef
Sunday iind delivered It to lluker
Monduy. Mr. McDow reports tne
roails betM'eeu The I'urk und Huker
ui'e in Rood condition.; . '
;' Othello Lay went lo liiir Creek
Monday iiioriiinif to help Mr. Wun-
l; r' with his mrlnir work. , llo will
lrlvo tructur. .
Mr, und Urn Clurenee Vuliordar
relebruted their . silver wedding
anniversary H)urduy.
lloli Wanker, VlrKll lluiicnn,
Guild Tiy untl Kenneth Vanorder
Hicnt to naker.last week to get
the O. E. Woodsch rattle, which
huvo been In lluker valley all'wiu
lt. They have- been- feedlnir ut
the riluiilo (Molten ranch- there.
Tlie cuttle will he taken to Mho'
Vvmon Love rnneh ut I'itlo val
ley, whero they will be kept until
time to turn them on tho rumre.
'runk WlKKicsworth when on his
way to tho mountulns to cut wood
Sunday 'morning, -. found -a denil
dead coyote In the trull. Mr. WIk
Kleswniih put some poison nut lor
coyotes-several days uko. '.
tMumice Vanorder liutehereti
three, fat notes Monduy. .
Mr. und Mia.'Vln liunriin ami
children. (Irnndlna Duncan n n.l
Uonard Whllti-n wero vlstnrs at
Mrs. :Kva Vanortler's Hunduy.
M''rnnk WiBiflesworth helped
Mr. McDow butelier beef Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Vanorder
and children wero visitors ut the
Clarence Vanorder homo Monday.
Wln Duncan, of HtK I'reek, was
holplna- Geore McDow butcher
Sunday. : . . . ;
.-Krnrik' WlKKlesworth butchered
twa lnrao Iiokk Monday. .
FRUlT TALKS
FEATURE OF
CONFERENCE
(Continued From Page 1.)
ants havo airreed to pay 26 cents
a crate more for home itrow.n bcr-J
rle thnn they do ror ttiOHc rrom
oiltsldo shippers. - .' ,
rowers Srieakn.
f'Bome popular fallucles about noils
and productivity were exploded by
V.- ij. rowers, head of tho Molls
department at O. A. C, who tta-vo
ri.' compact lecture on "Soil Troh-
Ing pfUi:meotlngl.whlch was pro-
man of tho conference.
: 'The attendance last night, wfcs
,not. hr largo as hart been oxpeoted,
possibly due to Inclement weather.
k'lus.ln Orchard and In Gmlu
Hld.V ' . .. .
Mr. Powers gave (ho farmer
rapid-fire Information on the fac
tum thatenter Into the.. Increasing
and diminishing of crop yields, and
JtutfLL'sted. immna by uJiLoh tho .vaU
ley can bo ntnilo to serve it capac
ity. Hn took itu hoan'ra Into tho
jronftdvncof of the expctinjenira at
ih . college; ad told of ferllltalng
j tests that are beliig worked: pot.
touch. ng on tim inveatigutiou of
irrlnatlun feaslbtltty In tjic- Grande
Hondo vulloy. Mr. Powers advised
the farmers to recognise that suo
cuiwriil and profltabtA irrigation
can-only be conducted with tho aid
of - more numerous fnrtnqrs who
will be willing to o Into more In
tensive farming. ; ,
It. H. Klpp. Prtland chamber of
commerce marketing specialist, who
jwus to havo spoken this jnorotug.
I deferred his -addde tilt afternoon
jwhon the program fell" behind
! schedule at Umch time. .
Miss Maudu. .Wilson and Miss
lJucy Case, liome making special
ists, surveyed the homo oconomlo
work in Oregon for tho women this
Good Bread
Essential
It's the main food for many menus toast of sweet bread
for breakfast, muffins or sandwiches for lunch, hot .rolls or hot
bread, for dinner. Nothing is more delicious than good bread
and good butter.
Since it is so important an item, your .flour deserves special
attention as to food value and baking economy. Laboratory
tests prove as do kitchen :tests - Federation Flour is ideal for
your use. A home product from Grand Ronde Valley flour. ;
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Advertising Pay
Youi!
Advertising bringa to millions, at reasonable prices, comforts
and conveniences that without advertising would lie luxuries
that only a few could enjoy. , ' '
America is an advertising nation. That is one reason- why
the man with moderate means here enjoys more comforts than
most wealthy men abroad.
. . .
Because thousands on thousands of people ask for a certain
article by the same name, which they have read in the same
advertisements, it is possible for the advertiser to sell this item
at a minimum of effort. , '
It is therefore possible to manufacture and to distribute this
product at a saving which you share with the advertiser. ;
When you figure the number of: items in your daily life
built by advertising, you can appreciate that advertising does
pay you! - : , ,
ADVERTISEMENTS ENABLE YOU TO BUY
BETTER THINGS AT LESS COST
jJtvnioou, Mbs AVlliton this nioriw i
lug enlisted the uul of Union coun)
ty women In her Invtuitlgatlon' ofi
the oxpemlltura of tha hpine
makers time, supplying thom with
charts toy which they are to keep k
dallv records of every flve(mlnutes
of I ho coming week. r 1 t j
XJtcports and recommendations I
preceded tho round table dlseu-j
slim 1 .this afternoon In all depurt-1
ments. ' : ' .: Af ni ,,,v .t' 1
Tonight the boyn ond girls oliiha
Oregon Hdw. Cl Imp. Co.
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Your Grocer Has It!
"Don't Say IHour -Sny rederntion.' . :
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will Inspire the proKraiiC
lo.bo ffturd by tkt rtm..
of medals to the judging team & t
O, M, JUtmmer, manager of t
pacific International Uvea took ox :
position. . '!
H, E. Beymour, state clttb leader
will give an aOdreaovM Oregart f
i?iub Hork for t9J." Motion pte
turta of the work, and demon '
m rat Ion of Boy Hcout maneuvers
wit) com Wto with sausle to supple-. '
inent the speeohoa.. .
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