County News
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VOLUME XXIV.
SECOND SECTION
LA GRANDETOREGON, FRIDAY, May 7, 1926.
TWELVE PAGES TODAY
INSTALL NEW
GRANGE HEAD
WALLOWA. Ore.. 8pecial) The
Wallowa county Pomona arrange
mot tit tho Hurrlcano Creole arrange
hull Kuturday wKh a large crowd
of ijrruni;trs from the various bud
ordinate granges of tho county In
ultundunco. A cloHod business sca
nion was conduced, In 'tho fore
noon, at which" timo C. F. Pavics.
who lias sorved as muster of tho
ponionu during tho post tlirco years
t re-son ted his resignation, which
was uccoptcd and Mr., Miller, of
f .Alder Klopo grange, elected and
instullcd as Tnastpr. A board of
$ directors was- appointed in connec-
tlon with the live stock marketing
I asHoclution. but the names of those
appointed ore not available at this
time. Tho co-opcruttvo croamery
question was discussed at this time.
however, no definite action was
taken on this matter. About two
1$ Jiundred people 'sat down to a feed
prepared by tho ladies' of tho
tV -lunge, a large crowd was also
k tjerved supper in the ovenlns.
$. ' T-he afternoon program as usual
w:s-Aopen to Ltho public, speakers
bu thq progTum Included Mr.
J'hlpps and E. D, Jasper. Mr.
rhipps camo as a representative of
the Portland chamber of commerce
and spoke along the lines of the
diilry industry, emphasising tho
urgent need of production methods
which would lead to a suporior
class of products. Ho cited -In-'
Hta-nces where this plan was being
successfully folldwed. and sounded
a warning that unless something
along this lino was done In Oregon
that there was grave danger of
much of tho mnrkut being filled by
a bolter class of prcflluota produced
In tho more progressive J sections.
Mr. Jasper's talk was of tho farm
ing Industry and tux questions, and.
wan enjoyed much by tho members
of tho grange. t j ' j
A closed meeting was-held Jn tho ,
evening following supper, at which
tlmo a class of between 20 and 30 !
candidates were Initiated Into thej
fifth degree of the ordor, the de-1
grec work was put on by. the drill
team of Kurrlcuno Creek grange.
.Mr. Miller was named as delegate
to attend the stato grange meeting
to be Jjeld at Baker. Mr. Davtes
was named as alternate. South
Fork grange, of Lostlne, extended
li.vllnllnn fnw. thn nfivt mnailnn
Passenger Traffic Increases
'om Tom ha just reached Chluagw from California the whole 745 oound
f him.' Getting Into a. berth on tho train wus out of thu iiuuatlon. so ha
ode In the baggage car. where the porter uxed half a uarloud of mattresses
. . r - ko imurovuM) a dho ror mm. .
PARK PERSONAL
THK PARK, (SpccluD Cl.r
fliicn Vannrrlnr wna at Union ' Mut-
Vrday on business. - . .
Olenola and .Maxlno ' wanker
wcro visiting"':. Klva Vauorder
Thursday. ' ' ' " -.
Miss Francis Miller Is visiting ut
Baker. . '
Mrs. node Hill and Mary Vnnor-
dcr wcro mountuln - climbing
Thursday. .
Henry Miller Is visiting his niece.
Mrs. A. J. Vanorder. He has been
III all winter but Is much, better
now.- - .. -. . . .i .. . ' ..'
Frank Wlgelesworsh will finish
his soring work this week. The
furmers In this community Jiuve
of the Pomona to bo linld there, In almost comulcjcd IJiulr plowing.
iif-tlie Invito- ' ' Miss il.'lora I-uy-ana Jltlni Hetvr-
iibout tliroo monllia uniftll'u
tion was accepted.
ly were afternoon guests 'at the
Controlled roasting
j produces that
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That wonderful flavor thaf made
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the coffee-lovifig West is largely the '
result of our patented continuous
roasting process. A few pounds at
a time . , even temperature , .
constant ventilation . keeping
but everything: but the pure coffee .
flavor. . ,
No other coffee can taste like Hills -Bros.
The process controls the flavor
and Hills Bros, control the process.
Ask for Hills Bros, by name and look
for the Arab on the can. It's quite
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HILLS BROS COFFEE
; Clarence Vanorder homo Thurs
day. -
Tho Orando It oh do Lumber
company hus brought six head of
togging hoidi's'to Thu I 'uric to pus
ture here. They have several hun
dred acres of nusturo Jund near
here. . . .
5 Tho'young people of Tho, Park
enjoyed a picnic on Catherine
Creek Sunday.
Grandpa DeVoro 1 a going to
spend the summer with his .son
James oil Catherine Creek.
Tho weather hus been unutiually
warm for April. Most of thu flow
ers are In bloom. .
HG PARK (Special). A pic
nic was enjoyed by the yuung peo
ple of the community-. Sunday.
.Those of the i:arly were J'Yunulb
and .Marie Miller,. Clora and Gulttl
Iva'y, JrJIva urid -ilury Vunordei.
They were mot at Catherine creek
by Mrs, J. 15, ljiiatur ,aud daugh
tor, idu, and son, Hobby, und
later In the dity Othello .Lay and
Albeit Kheller, of Medical Hpi;liib-n
Joined the parly. '
Mrs. A. J. Vundtivanter attended
the bull game ut Lower X'owdei
Sunday. ' ' .
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lay were vis
iting at the Hob Wu nicer home
Monday. ... . , ,
Mr. und, Mrs. , Frank-, Whilten,
of Medical .Spring werci Hulurduy
guests ut the J, C. Juy home.
Arch Vanorder spent Hulurduy
und Sunday at thu I'arlc visiting
his" brother, Clarence. , Ho re
turned to his home, neur Medical
Springs Monday - morning.
. Bill Oobel was at tho Juu Lay
fui-iu Satuiday on business.
1 a-a land Oliver and Jra Htuggs
and lanWIy und lloacoo lliown
and family,- till of Keating, were
fishing on Cathuriuo creek. 8un-
day. . .
Clarrnee vanorder was at Un
ion Satuiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim IicVoiu und
son. Max, were fishing Sunday on
the Milium river. They ulso vls
iti'd Mrs. lVore's mother, Mrs.
William Wiggh-Hworth, und her
sister, Mrs. Myra Getchell, who
is leaching school at Wallowa.
A. C. Williams, of Keating,
passed through Hie Park Sunday,
lio spwit - .Sunday on Catherine
creek. , ;
William Volswlnliler was visit
ing friends at Catherine, creel;
forks recently. ; '
Little Jack Jlurttcr returnl to
A. Oliver farm a few days ago.
Kdwurd Wulf and Laurch and
JJeshler Lay attended the baseball
garni! on 1'owdler river Snnduy. .
Will und Herbert McUow were
among those who attended thu
baseball game Sunday.
In the triiutt Ftntm Ptet
laiick ktift tht tfflt frtik
)o yntir Jtino loUftng'vai-ly, und
uvoid Ihu rush. ''
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CATHERINE CREEK
PERSONALS
CATHKIUNK CRKKK. (Bpocllll)
Mr. anil Mrs. J. K. IJoVora and
son, Max. spent Sunday on the
Minum river fishing and picnick
ing. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Phillips are
tho ownors of a new sodun.
lCd Qlllvsplo and family will
movo from llnou to . tho runcli
here as oson as school closes. -
I ; Miss Klmu Cusick closed a sue-
wssiaii term or school in ine
Woodruff district last Knday and
returned to her home on Cather
ine Creek for the summer. '
Miss Esther Kdvalson takes a
horse back ride each day. Miss
Pdvalson was ill for some time
and is trying to regain her heatlh.
She has been unable to walk for
more than a year.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walts! ' of
North Towdor, who have been In
California all winter, spent ' Mon
day at tho J. V. DeVore home here.
They were accompanied by Grand
ma Hobbs.
Bon Htondahl has . accepted a
position with a saw mill company
near Inibler. Ho will be away
most of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Alta Phillips spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. U. Phillips.
A truck frOjm tho Farmers Co
operative creamery company of
Payette, Idaho makes two trips
each week up ' Catherine , Creek
hauling oream for the farmers 'In
this vicinity.
Miss Gertrude Green is visiting
at the home of her sister,. Mrs. E.
H. Mills.
Mr. Darland. of Portland and
Seattle, was visiting It. W. Miles
last Sunday. , , '
Henry Ford. Is collecting old fid
dlers. Probably wants an absolute
monopoly on all the squeaks In the
United States.
HJC tlHKI HM HRAD.
PALO ALTO, tSkl. 4Ap)-E. It
Helm, real estate dealer, used his
head when his auto swerved from
the highway, plunged down aA In
cline and burst Into flames. Hen
freed - himself and ' a " companion
by smashing the glass door with
his head.:-. -...' .'). ' ; ...
Why not revive . the : old-time
dances. They have; as much right
to be worked vr a tbe old-tlmo
Jokes. , ., ' '
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