La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 16, 1926, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextWp,1nPA.1av. June 15, 1926. Paere Six EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Stock Show Awards Tho final tlilrd or I lie awards nutiln liy tlii Vrilrm Mvt-Ktotk Hhow lUBoelallon ura rlnted In The Oh ai'rvt-r toiluy. This lint, grided to Die uwarila Prlnlfd Alunduy and Tupmluy, roimwiu I he complete array of prize. THAt H -ovri:srrs. riiim 66 IjidlfH' drlvlnc? pair roailxtein: Jul -Ml". J-ivu Diiuean. rove. Ore. ' -. I'Iuhh 59 rhanuilnn draft uliil lion: Wilxon Mol, owni'd liy W. Jt. Lcdlieller, Alleel, Ore. 'lim (10 Chanrplon draft mnre: Vm liy Willis AIoh", La flrando, Ore. Clous ill Oraml champion Unlit- honed ululllon: Oallowiiy Klnr 2d. owneil liy O. H. l-evy. linker. Ore. CIuhh (12 Shownuin'H rlnw. Won liy J. M. Oke. CIhmi (ill flenlleinen'M nnddlew: : Ilniee, liy II. A. Dryer, I'orllnnd, ore. ' flitwi 81 nentleinen'H roadKtent: Von liv lr. I.lttle, Cove, Ore. Cliim 7 Huddle home, novice rluiw: Orey Lock", owned ly tl. W. JiotiKOn. Clniw 30 Oenllemen'B rlillriK rnnlcwt: Orey Ixx'k", owned hy O. V. HeiiKon, t'nloii. Ore., and rid . den liy Or. Waller Hwnrkhamer. I'orlluml. Ore. Clniw 40 Ue"t Shetland Middle pony; Won by M. H. U'vy, I'nlon, Ore. ' CIokh 1 Olil' rldlnir content for BlrlB under Hi yeurn of aire: Won liy Wllma .Moncrlef. Ciilon. ore.,.. Clan" 42 Kour-ln-hnnd lltrht lioned liorsc": Al. B. lA'vy, I'nlon, Ore. , I'Ihhr 43 Saddle clriw for Mal llnni: Won liy O. H. Levy, linker, Ore. Clam 44 HcbI reined cow horse: Won hy Mrs, Kloyd Churchill, CIiisk 4 f l.li'llcs' saddler: M Ih Jlnhbetla Wrlicht, Union, Oro. CIush 47 Ladle" rldlnir contest: Mb Kllila Miller, I'nlon, Ore, i'luwi 4S Huddle pony: Quylord I'rutlier, I'nlon, Ore. Class 4 Hoys' rldlns contest: Virgil Conley, Covo, Ore. Class AO Three palled saddlers: Moyd KilwunlH, I'nlon, Oro, ' CIuks 51 Driving ponies, best Ctrl driver: Miss Jtulh Wntls, I'n lon, Ore. Class 62 Pair of riders; Won liv Mrs. Hwackhamer nnd Floyd :dwards. . . Class fid Ktvo Railed saddiers: H. fl. Dryer, Portland, Ore. Class GK Haddlers, open class: Ifi 8. Dryer, porllnnd, Oro. Class (13 Oenllemen's snddlers: Won hy Floyd Kdwards, Union, Oj-e. ... ' Nniltli-lliiitlies .Itnliflnir Contest. n the nnnual BniHIi-UuifhoH stock judging; contest sponsored by the. l'uinn Livestock Allow sssocla llon. Inc., of Union, Oro., tho I'n lon teum Tlaeeil flrHl, with five tenms compcllilft, llolse, Ida,, lilirll school leanil was- present at the nhow but was ii6l'ln c'oiitiietition. Tim standing of Hie teams was a follows: , . . I'nlon, Ore. 2791.8 North Powder, Ore. .....27fi7.S Ontario, Ore ,..2720.9 llolMV Ids, ........2712.6 inliler, Ore 2005 Wiillowu, Ore ....2544.8 - Tim hoys Jtliliri-tl six classes of livestock horses, dairy callle. beef cntllo, swine, sheep and poultry nifikinir n, possllilo score of 1200 jioints for each hoy or a tolat of ,moo polnls for Ihc teum. 'I'hn Illicit poinl hoy of the con tent was Oenild Krwln, of North Powder, Ore. 'There wern threo other contests in addition lo the Judicium. ltldlnp; contest Harold flrah ner, Ontario. Ore. .hulking unsoundness In horses Olen Clark, Wtillowa, Ore. Drlvlnir contest Harry Mclean. M'tillowa. Ore. For next yenr's show, rtnselie Knrrn Hardware Co., of linker, Ore., Is nrrcrlnir a tiu lovliip; cup lo the school havlnir tho hlRh point hoy of Hie Judging; contest. It. must he won hy the same school two years before It becomes their permanent properly. It will hi) taken nnd held each year by the winning "ehool.. , HOYS' AND C.llUiN' Clil'IIS Under supervision or H. a. Av ery, county UKont, I'nlon eo mii I. v. Class I llnhy lieof. l.ot 2 Ulcer dropped lifter Sept. 1, 1925; 1st Allan Mills, Cove, Ore.; 2d Virgil Conley. Cove, Ore. Class 2 Iti'KlMiTcd Calves, Jersey. T.ot 1. division 1-A Junior calf: 1st Hilly Duncan. Cove, Ore. Lot 3, division 2 Veaillnit helf. er: 1st Oerlruile Hell. Cove, Ore.; 2d Allan Mills. Cove, Ore.; ad Jtoherta Hell, Cove, Ore.: 4th Hobby Duncan. Cove. Ore.; 5th Dorolhy .Mills. Cove, Oro. Lot 4. division 3 Producing row: Jin uonloil Mills, Cove. Oro. Lot 2, division 1 -It IlcRlslered Guernsey: 1st Jimmy Off I vie, Cove, Ore.; 2d Klcnnnr 0(relvte. t'ove, fire, t'ove, (lii. 8,1 Tidily Ogelvlc, Iit 1, division LA Iteirlstcrci) llcilHtcln.Krclsliin: lsl Carmen linnlel, f'ove. tire.: !il Almon dels. (ne. (Ire. lot !. division I -Tl: 1st Troy llecker. Cove, (lie; !d ja,e Han. lei. Cove. Ore.; 3d r'rnncra Pom slock, Cove, ore.; Hi John Com. slock. Cove. Ore. Lot S, divlMlon S: Yearling helf. cr: lsl Cnrnieii Diinlel. rove, Ore.: id A I moil CIi'Ikh, rove, Ore.; :id Mnrolil tVinislock. rove. Ore. 1M 4, ilivlslon I'milurinc cow: 1st llcrhcrt Moncrlef, fn inn, Oc. t'lnsH 3 Rrnilc lliilrv Calves. Musi Ik1 from ii(lstcreil sire IrrsryK. l-ot Helfer droppeil before Anir. J. 1325; lsl Klden South wick.- Tovc, Ore.; i Kslella llliink. fove. Ore.; il.l llnrolil .lohnson. Cove, Ore.; 4th John lusher, l.a (Ininilc, Ore.; nlh fleorire Ibitr, Tnlnn. Ore.; fill! 'harles Kinder, Onuiile. Ore.; 7th Forrest Kofford, Union, Ore.; 8th l,eo -Kofford, - I'nlon,, Ore, 9th IChrman Kwliler, Covo, Ore, Lot 2 Helfi'r dropped nfler Aujr. J, 1925: 1st Alda Dlitnk Cove, Ore: 2(1 llobert Wllhy. comho Jr., Union, Ore.: 3d Wal. den Mitchell, Union, Ore; 4(1) K. (teynolds Hatcr, Vnion, Ore, 5th Lamar Davis, t'nlon, fire.; (Illi Max Huxtor, Union, Ore.; 71 h Hobby Chirk, Cove, Oro, Lot 3 Heifer or cow In milk: Is! Hilly Clark, Cove, Ore. Cluss 3 Orado Dairy Califs. llol- Stl'lll. Lot. 2 Heifer dropped arter Auif. 1, 1925: ' lt-i-Jlin Taylor, Union. Ore. Class 4 Km Inc. Itou lslcml. I'nliiiiil Cliliin, Hoar I wo years aid or over: 1st Itusscll MrKf nnon, Illlblcr, fire. How under six months: lsl Hus. sell McKennnn, Imhler. Ore.; 2d Lylo ldbetter, Allcel, Ore.; 3d Alva Orion, Union. Ore.; 41 li Homer Orren. Cove, Ore. How one year and under 18 months: lsl KuxsWI McKennnn. Imhler, Ore.; 2d Mack McCoy, Imhler, Ore. How two years old and over: lsl Ilussell MeKinnon. Champion hour -Mark McCoy, Imhler, fire. Hampshire. How under six months: I-clnin! Hudson, Allcel, Ore. Bow one year and under 18 mom lis: Lclunil Hudson, Allcel, Ore. , Chester Whites. Hoar two years or over: Clif ford Conrad. Imhler. Ore. How under six months: 1st Frank Mitchell, Cove, Ore; 2d ICIdcll Bouthwick, Covo, Ore.; 3d Clifford Conrad, Imhler, Ore,; 4th Dttrrell Welmer,' Covo, Ore, Bow one year nnd under 18 months: 1st Klden . Bouthwick. Cove, Ore.; 2d Flunk, Mllchell, (Cove, Ore. ; . How Iwo years old or over: 1st Clifford Conrad, Imbler, fire. Iterkshlres. How under six :' months: Juno Daniel, Cove, Ore. . How nno year nnd under 18 months: Carmen Daniel, Cove, Ore. How Iwo yenrs old or over: Juno Daniel, Cove, fire. IMiroc Jerseys. 'Bow one yeor and nndnr 18 months: Hoy Conklln. Jr., Union, fire. Bow under six 'months: Roy Conklin Jr., Union, Ore. Fow and lltler class, all breeds competing: 1st June Duniel, Cove, Ore.; 2d Frank Mllchell. Cove, Ore.; 3d Ilussell McKenlion, Jinb- Icr, fire. Market hog class: purebred or grade pig furrowed nfler Mnrch 1, 192(1: Won hy ' Frank Mitchell, Cove, fire. Market hog class, pig farrowed before March 1, 1920: 1st tleorgo (lllklnson, I'nlon, Ore; 2d Clif ford Conrad. Imbler, Ore.; 3d Uslle lleulcr. Union, Ore.; 4th Merlyn Uingford, Union, Ore.; 6th Itusscll McKcnnon, Imhler, Ore. Division 8 Purebred pig class: Won hy Frank Mllchell, Cove, Ore. There were fourteen entries In t Ills' class. dnss Br Sheep. Hampshire. Lot 1, division l-A Ham Inmb: 1st Hobby Huron, Allcel. ore.; Imlc Htn nicy, La Qrnnde, Ore. Lot 2 F.wo, lamb: 1st Dale Stanley, La arnnile. Ore.: 2d Hob. hy Huron. Allcel, Ore.; 3d Mildred Stanley, lji tlranile. Ore. I.nt 3. division 2 Flit Inmb: 1st Bewitchin g ' Beauty Tliat peach-bloom texture! ivhy isn't it yours? NO STRIKINO beamr .v.r neiltcts "'r "In Ih. very loundilion i? her daah her bewitchin(nit. Nor does he rely upon m.ke-up to hide red, roiithcncd texture, muddineii, tan or other blembhei. Tlie.e hindering di. hBunng annoyance, cauacd by exiioaiire to time and wtalh-r. th. enlarced iorea reiulnng Ironi impcrlectly clcamed .km. art never completely coveted up by "If f" matter how .killlully ap. piled. But they can bt removed per manently: and any woman can enjoy a km ol lovely teatut. and bewluhin chann which ii her natuial rirht. Tin aecret Uae Kl Katado einoo Clean. ln Cram. 0,d. l,m ,-ui.il teiuon Oil. mildly bleachin,. wondttlully cleanaini. to resloia Ihe bloom ol youlh. tone up th. tired muiclc. ot the late Jiid eradicate tha im.iEktly blelnl.hea. ""'I' lent'y into Ihe potei with rarelul upwaid anokea. Then wipe It oil with a , ,t dj,,,,. Alter one trial you will be convinced that Una pure aeme, llnapolled by add. ol any .oil, la the one lace Ionic you hive alwaya hoped to end. II you make a practice ot leaving it on all night. It wilfgradu. ally clear up Ihoie diahgurin. .Iaia under tha eyea, together with the tan and roughneaa. Moat toilet counlera eature thia amain., cm. jon,r lara, but II you wik to try it belot. jou buy It, we will gladly mall you a 61 Sstado LEMON Creme OUT OUR WAY ' : ; By WILLIAMS f .1 I 'Jvrs all MA-TtiplA I -SlsilillrttdJ ' . fj til AlMr 140 MORE t . i : r?!m ; Si vwmer&'uu i put eM, 1 1 r n u , r .s.M-' Mi , I . ' . ' .' . ' 6l IV NLA SMVICt INC. lH VACATIONS - BE-GflKlNING- AMO EMDING. ' i L , ;i ... , . 1 WhMpm MllrtmlU. T'nlon, Oro.; llohhy Huron, Allot1), Ore. IM 4, illvlHlon 3 YnrllnK or two yiMir old: Int- llobhy Huron. Allpfl. Oris; Sil Dull Htanlcy, Orumle, (iro.; 3d MMrirtMl .SluiiU-y, Ui Grunilc, Oro. . HMHlnl. HIiowninnKlilp oontPHt for mPiu hor of hoyw' nnd idrls' clulm: $5 In frold offcri'd by the Hoon-tary of u unsocial loti: lHt f'urnu'n )an Icy, 'ovo, Oro. After tlllrt ,Cl(lM8 woh c.lloil out then- wto ho muny entries that a lmrNc wtiH inatlf up nnd four oili er rHh ir)y.OH uwurded: 2d flcrt rurt Jloll. Vovot. Oro.i nd Aim-on (IcImk, t'ovo. Or.: 4th UohPrtu lli'll, fovf, Oro.; filh Allr-u AltltH, Cove, ro. RlHvlnl. $r In R-oId ofrrrod by U A. WrlRbt, Union. Oro., for tho bcHt rcKiHtfrofl .lrnny bidfor: Won by Clortrihlo ni-ll, f'ovc, Oro. SH'clal. C, w. Krwln. It Orando. Oro., offoi-H $r In Knd for grand rlium Tilon hour, nil bi'oodH to conipoto; Won by Murk Mcf'oy. Iitiblor, Oro. ' " Sporlnl, " --iH'" ?fl lu koUI offorvnl hy O. 1. Howl, t'nlon, Oro., for prand obnmplon sow, nil broodH to conipoto: Won by Clifford Conrad, Imbler, Oro. ' Mr. 1Iphh also offorod $Ti for host how and llttop of plnw: Won by Juno Dnnlol of Covo, Oro. 1 Tho rnrlng prop-rum wn tho host THE BUTTER-NUT BO Tho Messenger of Good Health it HE IS MJS3SMUB BED INSURES QUALITY, SATISFACTION AND ECONOMY Clado Only by La Grande Bakery K. J. McWilliams, Prop. O ! ovor fftvon at I'nlon, ovory Hire bo Ittrf i'Iono. Thorn wor , ovdr ono huudrod head of ' ruoo horm-H on iho KroundM. 'I'ho ltiirkllitp nnninul warn wnn lie Froddl'n Hum. of Poonlollo ldn.. and ho was proaontod with a firm J Hainlt v saddle, niado hv- ihimiov and company, of J'cndlotbn, Oro. Eugene May Send Man To View Sewage Plant A city official muy bo son! to T.n Orando from Kufrono to luvoHllffato 'tho now HcwuK'c dlMposul plant horo' jwlth tho view of Kcttfnjf informa jtlon to aid Kuonn In aolvJhtf the uiHiioKai proiuoiu, r Clyde It. Boltz, of ha Qrnnric, ao oompanliMl by Hurry . lH-voroanx, KtiKono city oiitclnoor1, and';' Mayor JO. I. boo, recently Inapectod tho KiiKeno plant und Mr. Hoi In at l!.at time exproaaod tho belief that the l.ii Oram-fi plant Ifi similar to tho ono needed thoro. Mr. Iuveroaiix waa litLinoil by Mayor , 1 .01. uh t 1jp probable intin to vialt l.a Grande. i:stati: TA.ou:on OAKLAND. llobert Sanehea, 7. Rot a $20,000 OHtnto ai taimlod up when ho lotit the original copy of hla father's will hn Jmd boon ho nr. lo fetch. Tho court haa boon uaked tho aUitua or. an utiKiKned' carbon copy. ALL OVER TOWN" (AulalwW-lf. S. fml. OrYfcs) 1 h gcsnc3H(?oa City of Naples Crew Rescue Still Held Up TOKYO, Juno HI. (AP) Roa- r,,t ot tho rri'w of ,ho Hrlttah uroiKntor i ny of ivapios. which went URround yestorduy near Mty-i tiltd lalund, was still linposHiblo , lato this afternoon owinjr to con- j tiuuoti lilKh sous und Kales, aays u wlroloaa mosaao from the Japan ese doat rover IJ rakaso. Tho doatroyer nnd 'the Japanese Ktoanier Chofoo Marti have boon Htnndinir by to attempt to take Iho Clly of Naples crow of alMJUt sixty. Tho Chofoo late today tried to fire a llfo lino to the disabled ship but failed. Similar iff forts nro con tinuing, Tho freighter was en route from Yokohama to Kobe. IIOFF TO TIUP liKiMiliV LOS ANOKI.KS. Charles TTnff. Norwoh-tan polo vault marvel ban ned by the A. A. V., -will show his heels again. Ho will , appear In Joyzello. a don.se use Saturday jilM in un noHthetlo dnnclne act In a benefit performance lo send local athlotoa to Philadelphia for tho na tional A. A. C chumplon.shlps. Next to homo tho worst place on oat'tli to bo (m nwiiy. la Alwaya on Our Wrappera P jl HI COVE'S ' DISPLAY PRAISEWORTHY; T A If PCS , DDIirC!!" nn Wfili,,. ,,. ,, tn the COVF. (Bpciclnl) Covo had a large dlspluy at tho Union stock show und carried off many blue, ribbons. The, Hell bothers' herd of thirteen purebred Jerseys car ried off N ft ci'ii ribbons, nearly all of them blue. Among their awards were tho prizes for the grand chumpion hull on exhibition and Ihu grand champion remain of any age. They also won the 20 gold pleco offered hy tile lji Oiiinih- flrocery'company for the best herd or Jerseys und the 125 offered hv j Hie Perkins Motor company for tho Tomorrow Our Last Class In Electric Cookery Will Be Held From 2 to 4 p. m. New Smith Bldg., Depot & Wash. Sts. Miss Grace Bogue, Westinghouse Demonstrator, is conducting these classes hear her. Special demonstrations by request. El W?A ' V$v 1 1 ir i ! ;l--a AT - 111 I An ttrctlv tnocbjl th II f 111 B Junior Cablnat Automatic II Mm' 111 I tl.ctrlo Rang.. Fully uto- 1 I I ft 111 I matic. RMaonably pricwd. ( 1 S3 J 1 1 1 ' 1-1 M iWk MWestiJighoiise M : , m vii mvi la Hi V mitt' Special Offer! Make Your Own Terms FREE A 19 Easteir Light & Power besl grade heifers. , -v The boys' Hint girls' calf clubs premiums. ivwardi'd many purebred Jersey calf cluh and also a 5 prize, noberta Hell won first in the. Jersoy heifer cluss; Kldon Hoillliwlcl!, first In tho grndo Jer sey class; Allen Mills, first in the beef calf club and also champion ship In tho Jersey! heifer class. In the llolsiclii clubs In the sen ior calf class Troy Decker won first; June Daniel, second; Frances Couistock. third and John Coin stock, fourth. In tho junior calves Carmi-n Daniel won first and Al mnn fjeiss, second. Ill tho senior yearlings Carmen Daniel won first; Almou Gciss, seconil und . f B , tr-it l i ' -"ft. . , . . More Time for Better Things There', no computing the benefits that come through utilizing up-to-date methods of cooking and baking. This is a strenuous life. More and more, women must prepare them selves for added responsibilities, new opportunities, greater happiness. You must have more time for the better things. . Why be a slave to your kitchen when a Westinghouse Auto matic Electric Range will cook and bake for you whether you're at home, on the links, or at bridge? Until July Beautiful Waffle Iron with each range. n Oreffoni Company "COOK BY WIRE" Harold Comstock, third. "- The grand championship, o(,n!.L ' breeds was won by Carmen tfutilel'r Bear Preying on Sheep In Promise District PUOMISIC. (Speclul) Saturday evening tt bear entered C. K. Qor heti'H hand of sheep and killed ono lamb. .Mr. Oorbelt saw tho benr, hut was unable to kill It. It has. been seen several times since, hut no one has been ubln to get a shot ut IU 1. ii They nro discovering wnys of do ing everything fast except sleep. .