La Grande evening observer., August 31, 1927, Image 8

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
VvV'Vu-Mhy, August.
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part mix
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Holnifi
Suwyer
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IIoIiiipi
fleers,
mid co
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terlnic
whole
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Krlcks
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year o
mid p
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From
nn Hit
in to .
died :
poullr
of I hi
anil ui
chine
of thi
I Miriui
tiffin tf
ITK pi
feed
The I
for Ih
urls,
the m
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Union
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IIHIKO
incntf
loruto
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truck i
I. rick
for il
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Inn i
Mr.
worn
If row
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of Ih
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EAGLE VALLEY
PEACHES ARRIVE
Blackcaps, Apricots, tlew-'
berries and Concord I
Grapes Off Market
DEAN OF UNION COUNTY EDITORS
i s in lm( li v f"
iir.. i ki-M in l. t
I today, t'tdcry
III J.'i flits to
im t in uiiiIm r
lor live ii(m.
i, apricots. d w ln-r
'1 t;i ii !" i re ol f
alley peaches
$ i . X.'. ii ho v
relallhis at
r ?4 y&&
I lilVI T I ii IE Ill.tl Ki-IH in 1.1
( ii ,md- u;- noie-l to-Ill v, I 'tdcry
isnls a iiiii1 ,i,,i c u'iiiiilim an- ' . i V r f 1 ..JS 'A Vv'....i !4tf-C rr.l ' :iml In that mannrr -ach
iT'f;' "3 ft' -V ':r(''V,-7,.,V:,J T : julK.'.l .-aih of thr fir.- cl
S'','J? fT lV3rU ' srWiS Ji is.y rattl,.. l-olund Chlm. I.
un'1 3h6vJ -jf.-.V 'k '''V Kt''j.'-'--k'-'J J1'1'"'!? ''V young folk
.-ill s ;i h.i. n J. : fc j ' ' " . " V ' li 7t '.. Jif ; Si j wliu u h-rf from . orviilllM.
W.M.rm. urn a iv . lii-t"! Ml fc-.v-"!'!' . ... 'J V-.i-f.i-a ? i a lalk on JiKlffinK anil kmvi m tl.
In, i , ii piarl. m irnli a fc -, . . r".v , i 8 I ;. W tf ' . i,iis!n, lion of Ihv pulliln In
'tlV. !-J . .Ii
Wheal Recovers ww - 3,r tj , . - 4
v. fuU, M-irlinn :r to I' c nifundt
lnlrr lu.ldiNK near I" ! initUl
i.'ii' . fi.i's u.n- I ninety l.i ill. I
I'i i I' ioii I' lid- d to fust. I
prii.- $J 60. , - -
2nd. , UciU lip ahcam, t'ovf,
$1 5J.
Tin; luon-y c-ovfriiitf the ti(v
prizt. i ciim ji from an appropria
tion uiiidc by tin Htutu and uuiiu-J
tiuuuKti tit1 channd of th I'nion
J.iVf ritotk Show uanoclatloii.
Tin srcutT part of thf after,
noon va dfVoeU to the atock
judk'iiifc Ijy tli' diff.rcnt 4-lal-.
Harry Av.-ry, county agritullur,
1st. liad chare- of thin part of the
uoik. Thori were 36 boys and
Klrls coinpftin? In lliiii rvent and
tin y wrr divided Into fiv k roups.
I In . five Ki-oups judod fi
luiH'H of iivi'.ttock, consccutivoiy.
pradf
rood
t.
adr,
in-
judnlnc
liiiry animal
Tli- judfriiii; of the diflcrMit
riflfHiH of unltualn nun under th
iniincdiatc sup'irriJioii of Mr. Al
ln. in charge of thn dairy cattle.
a club mcmbr
for jicvi-ral ytiir.H. in chargu
i-liis mf Jiokh. Mr. (iriffKM.
Hu-lun instructor in the
s liuol in chitrpe of the
of one
Kinith-
nlon
-cond
A TYPICAL SPANISH DESIGN
Thin Iwwiillful nrw hnino, ruuiplMnl IhU uinn.or lit tin. ivriu-r
of Snxin.l Klrrpl nil r-nnTlvnlM htpiiu.-. N owihiI hj Dr. .1.
Il l rrirrM-nlAlir of Ihe mnnj flue Immm Hull nn ilsliiit
In IJI (;rauilrV rcsldrnllal dl-lrlcl. This Ikiiih- N of n ulllll ill.
ilcn, LnvHl Ijiik-nl, orliluHlluc oimiit ri-"" uao froiii Hie D.iIm.
Iioumv, and ha lwn di'Tt-loil In Ami-rlin to lt imwui miIimiiiiIIiiI
oni motion.
EXTKA
COPIES
of the
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Edition
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:il
i i'rofK
.. a hit. :tl AI'
i h htt-.idy; i"-
I alitor ico. A. Klhlrd. of I he I it ion ft publican, ho takes
his "ibilly do.rn" on lior-dwicU. lie lia- ridden tlil. hot, ulnw
nmno U "Ikih. nwiny inflow In lite tlini years, over the i(ad'
and tmlU In I'nion niuiil), .Mr. S third, who K now 71 year- of
use, hah and I warty, attribute hi- eood heitili iiriin-lpall. to
Jior-chaik rid in p. which he hit utili-d m ii rorui or -cn i-c much
of Ihe Ume for (lie mt !. ear, n fe mile- each day.
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In
Hunt
medium ;- ilioice
j-IukM- r pi;t ia
III' dllllll I" clMiic-
utlicia uiicIuiiiKcd.
IL" to l.'.e hlKher: f-
im ludlnu' '.'a diie.'i.
i j'l'i to :!-r'" pounds,
idnuc". -,oi, I
lo 2fiU iiouiidi,
SI l.T.V'a 12-firi:
I tin pound.-,
j i 7:. it
1 i:;a pound;,
t 1 t.r.u '.1 1
(Soft or oily
i;lil L'ai
il:oie-,
;ilioe
i'iipts,
1 n t.-it.NK plK-f
l.-l.dlOliH).
iiiel lainfii
excluded in
dy;
rilh'A';
(ei:irf 110 11
el
II,: I
, 'i
t.O IJI IMIK'K
. ,ii!f. :;i (.M'-r.
of Ai;rl'illlure). - -.;
iictive; ieiiera11y I"
ei : top $ll.tta; nuiiii-r-t
that price; bulk Koad,
Itiit lu piUll!.t.
Slie- p - Jii.itiMi; f.it innibfi fail'ty
nrtle, I a to I'.'.i: hlRher thallTuen
day. sort intf on miile offerings
i-otisbb i' d: t'UlU of native lamb
1 1 J.l! '.i 1 . ia ; b -.nt hdd annlm
i;(.7.'. b. .si load Iota down to
(U' 7". and In "ou : heavy buek
hilnb-i ;i!o;.nd Jl-'.aft; elilla tl'.aa
f.i y.ua: t w at 1 1 a. an; bulk of
(all.-.- lambs eligible M $i:t. f.u'-l ,
i:i;.; el.oi-e held above $H.lia;
Mlieep s!-.i.l.; bulk of fal ewes
STi.-'n 'i ti-.'.a : font- doubles of cholc
12'i pound Montana wethem JH.ii b
CLl I5W0RKERS L '
ANNUAL PICNIC
n-.tntlnnetl from Pir Onf) J
, si. . I 1 V" the irieiiteKt tlpplMll alld
alt rat tiv t. mw, The remilt wan
erv i.e;t.Himr. AH the avullahb' '
wall fmace was neciHuary to prop
erly care tor the handiwork and ;
en unary art idea, and null (troup
exhiliit Yi:is deHerviiiK or iwmfl
speeial iim mIioii. Mad tlicrr her-n
iiny don Mi -i'H preHeiit as to t he
lil;., . ..r. or the character of, the
work done through these avenues,
(...s. .l.uibtH must have been dln
M.ilv.d ysti rday. 1'roin little Rlrls
and biK tti ls- and boys un tv ell,
: !, u ie dimity and usetul ar- I
In lot l.isliion. d and tlltislod lUthj
;i I ii'.i'in-i.s und care. And tt wub I
ii!:n imI'MMhk to note that thrj
.iiiii i . wt re, without CXeeptlotl. j
11 ' i ui und pt aetleal. I
'l n. filler of makini; any jiidcr-
n; nt i't Ih" disphiVf was a very
-liMi.iH 1. ne. The work w:i lilt'
:m v. . ;! doc.'-, the dtlhrellCi III the
. - ,r n.. . mi, nits, . te, .-o many
t.c-iois . n.ict' d into the jndKinc
1 1 -i IMS o.. rt 'if the pi on mm re-
ijmii ,1 .-ii..! !. i ;ibb- tltm . I
(icorplu- Wriirlit. home ecilnomies
instructor, in the I'nion hlh
Mcriool, Mrs. Jenn tJailey," an ex-honii-
r oiuunli instructor, of La
Grande, and Mrs. Kd WriRht, a
houafvvite or Sah-iir. t, ir.'i;otu pervld
:m judKeB. .mid., their det-lsionji In
the variou.H divisions was as fol
lows;. , . .
MiUING I'lKUJXT
idiisiun 1
. 1st. Mrylle Ward. IVuitdab.
plle $J..iO.'
2nd, l.ee i:ileii Itn-nhears, '0c,
$l..'ni.
.'(ni. Anna Mm; Whitinc, Mt.
(iln, $l.au.
4th. Vera Hhennan, Mt. Gien,
r.nr.
,6th, Jane 1'anbdn. Cove. ilac.
llo Sewing
. 1st, Itoyd Standby. Krtittdute,
jirlav J2.&a.
2nd. Iianie) w. I'hilMps, ITuit
dub. J 1. fin.
:trd, Harold llnrlur. Kruitdalc,
$l.ap,
4 th, .-liri'ord Skecu. I-TuiUlab',
.lac. . ,
lUvKlon I
1st. Marpeif IVrry, ImbbT, prize
J2.f.a.
2nd, Mar. ll WrlKht. Ml. (Hi n.
11.6". -
3rd, , Marfferte Gre n, Imblcr,
ll.it".
-1 1 1 1 . J-'erit McCoy, Mt. Gbn, t,iH:
ith, Helen Spain. North Towder.
Sire. . ,
Division 111
' sf, Aususta' McCoy, Mt. 'Ob-n.
prU"; i a.rju,
2nd, Ollvit Uorhani, North Powd
er, 'II. fin. '
HoniemnkhiS
('arincii lanlet, l.ove, prlz",
of the club;
I he product
of H vry v
pumpkin:-. 11
Kreen and u
4uuibi-ri4, peppeiM, und
whh made on individttiil
not on assort no iits or
The artich s on hicli
ent colored ribbons w
win-;
1st. pmripki:
prize JJ.;".
2nd. t at.b.it:
Covi', Jl.Sa.
;jidf no Ion,
t l.aa.
4th. e.lhbak'e, .I.Ule I Mllh I.
afe.
was uniisiiiiMy Rood,
oil exliiliilioii bi'jtifC
il, vara ty- cabbni:.-,
lun.s, tomatoe!. ie :iilS
v, onioiiH. ciii't'otH, cu
lt ward
tables,
i t bms.
d.
yf hoKs.. J''lDd Kd wards of
,iih' K.xperinient- fftation, one class .
J of sh'-cp und Harry Avery the sec- i
! ond etuHK of Mhecp. After faeh
ji:r.Mii .had Completed their judtt
! im tff t)ie five elases. the leader
jot' i-ktih uroup placed the animals
and Kavc, libs leason for ho doin. I
; The cards of'each COllt slant, are I
in the h:mds of the eountv ULri-
euitinist and it will be a duy or so j Th" aniiounr..mrnt of tin wiu
befoie he Iuih t,hem t'Otiiplctely f nerrf. from anion? the members of
checked and Is aide to announce '. the different clubs, nwho .wijl lj
the Mumdinu: . ! ffiven h trip to the State Fair, ran-
Following tlje anjiouneerin nt oTinot it- mnda lor two or' throe days
isttett. Hi'pf. ls'are asked laecorditijr to Mr. inyre and Mr.
don before, but Mr. Nuyre fell that
the quality and quantity 01 work
don mrlird a booth at the Mate
capital. All who saw tho work
yesterday were or the opinion that
such un exhibit should rank wrdt
amen similar exhibits from other
count!" over th ntute.' It iniurht
he added (hat many articles in
tended; for- display yesterday were
not completed io lime to be entered-''
Sonto of ' 'these nill Ih
amonff those sent to Salem, )iun
erer, . . . - . .
l.loyd Mil ;
l"'i
the different exhibitors for per-' Avery, lle.fi des the uoints'aireudv
mi.'.sjon to carry the prize wtnninff 1 taken into account, .such' as work I
arthh-;; to the State Fair at Salem, I don, exhibits made, etc., 'the final
the l.it! i purl of next month, to j n-port 'which .'must . be made by
make up a .booth for tin- I'nion' -each Individual club member has
county clubs. This has n ver been to" b checked by the. two super
visors, and they constitute a ldi?
Tactor in the sMectin of the rep.
re.sentatlves. This piece of work
will require at least two or three
days, hence the delay in tho de
cision. i ()n of the bljf features of the
day. yesterday, niusr not be over
looked and really does not deserve,
the last place in the story. That
was the hospitality of Superintend
ent und Mrs. Kobert Withycoinbe.
Th-'ir reputation as the most gra
cious and obllifinp of hosts and
hostessed was not in the. least af
fected yesterday unless that it
might hftvu be-n trent heiied. The
entire plant was at the dispoil of
the. hundreds of quests, and all
availed themselves of the Withy
cotube's hospitality and kindness.
A basket dinner, of sumptuous
proportions was served at noon,
with the last count.-, splendid ice
cream furnished by Mr. and Mis.
Withycoinbe.
Extra Sale Limited to 1000 Copies.
(Jet Yours Early! !
5 1
teo?;i.'eoeoa99ssec0ie(t(jt,i
Hint- Siiniiioris,
Allen Mills, i'ov
exhi-
! Six p'-n.s of -tiii k' tis 1
j bited and each dre a ribbon.
. Division I White Leulaaiei
! lt. Dorothy Mark- r, Cove,
j prize, 2..ra.
2nd. Troy Ib cker. Cove. JL.'.a.
3rd, Frances Comslock, (ve.
i $ i. eu.
4;h. IlarobI Coinstock. i'uvi-. ".ac.
IMvlsjou II innate Inland Uc.K
1st. l.ee Klb'ii Hreshears, Cove.
Int.
3. ill.
-id
:i ni,
1 1. no.
Jam- llanlll. Covi". t.5n.
. liorotliy tlurkt-r. Covi'.
COOhlMi l'liaillCI'
lllTlslun I
l.ola llrutltrrs. t'ov,.
May
I Ht.
11.50.
Sid. .Mil it
II. im.
Ith. 1 ; r 1 1 1 . I Hal
prl.o
ShuriT, Island f'lly,
,- Kld.lli-, Inland city.
Willow ncliool.
Cuiiipli.'ll, WIMovv
alii. Virginia
wliool, r.Oi'.
Camp C.Mkln
lrl. Il Titian . i;u,lvln. Ihlan.I
city. .rlo JJ .'.il.
L'a. I. Wllhur llluklanil. Island
city. SI i.
'I'Ih. JU,R- H ill! .. I..rl,.,l t!i. witi
ii.. for Ih,- nt.i.t iillriK-liv,. honihs
it ti Hi., tnilotvltic ji in. o.iii.'.-ii ... ut :
I si . Willow s. Iiool. l-riz,. $::.,,'i.
'.'11,1. Iml, I. r. prl'... I.'.hO.
'I ri. Ci.v. priz,.. Jl.'..
I'll, display Ilia, I,- I,y Ml, inlTI
COLONIAL
The Kamily Knti i laliini, nt
Last Time Today
Don't
Tell
The
Wife
Starring
IKKNK RICH
A comedy i f wives
and . sweethearts
for exchange.
laiL'j'aw
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r .MnwiiijiiijinBi.miiu,iiiiii iji ii n nniiimna .mi,
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P i Hunter & BohnGnkamp
Funeral Directors t
v ' ' Albert K. Hal fv
:! lluiitt-r Y'inknmi) Ai
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:' :';.' 1701 1-iftli St. 1 iinm. .Mai,, 10:1 J;"
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n.fc'inmtm Si-."td?i
msmm v 1 ne joy h- ov-S) .
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U J M,M M,M WiW M
fh every generation and country MUblC ha:
had its influence in the shaping of the des
tinies of individuals. Music to the young in
spires to lofty .ambitions the joy of antici
pation. Music Fo the older folk brings fond
memories and strength to reach the goal of
attainment.'
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I''or many generations Baldwin' Pianos have
brought joy and happiness as well as culture
and education to the lives and homes of dis
criminating individuals.
For YOU there is a Piano, Player Piano
Grand or Reproducing Grand, made and
guaranteed by the HOUSE OF BAL1)VI
priced from .S2JC to $1,500 with convenient
terms the addition of which, to your honu
will insure
the joy of living.
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