La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 13, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday. SoptoiiiUr 13, l!2i. Pago Six T-A GRANDE EVENING OHSERVETt I I I t Over The Valley .Mil I ill i;. Morion, Vl-lt In r.ki'f A I ins I -ran. . -a "etinon nf hiil,). r. the lalter pari of 3 I hey np'-nt Hi-, w- 11 Mr- o.. to Milker, t U eek, vv hire i lid vtsitlllg were nccniu- with relative. Tiny v. panh-d by M i Turner, in ton liable,- K-hr.ois, i nl her llOIMe (here. h ado r Iiii v;.s;I.t I 'oinplottiig Memorial The fill'' lneillMii.il. U II Mil ha )t M in process fit erection, in till' City I 'ark nl I'nhm is ruiitilly neni- lllff Ollipleli'lll. The- 1htee laigO lij-'lUM renting on tin' pi Mu I'M, which nrm the t: "mini to the ine- iiiuria I and tin- three-forked, hion.e ditnkhm fountain have been leeenl ty illNt:i lli 'l. The memorial in being hutil l.y ihe illy uh a rec ognition of ! In 1 r appreciation of the gilt Of Ihe park made hy Ihe. lull Air. and .Mrs. S. A. Luis. II. ;i To Cliciic.v The Miis Kilzahi J.y.lia. Cleaver ei; from l.a tiiaiule for Hi lliis.ii ami j I 'i ihiy nlht 'lleliey. WhhIi. I,' inlere.l the IiikIoii, when WaMllhlnton State Normal College, for their year'M work. Mias liur 1)11 Is llllerliur the colli de for her first year's normal training, whlln MiS! Cleaver 1H CMIIIpletlmr llIT work, havliiK had her t tr rtt year lit I lie Ash hi nd .Normal whool, Ash land, Orejjim. - o - win t'lU-s Metll hers of one Women's Ct'ih of Mrs. 4'hris lleriwti. rxrellenl displays division nf the live, headed h' had some very at the Muddy creek fair held las and Thin. slay at tin school. The dipli Koods far xivli.il a W'edueKday Muddy creek V of haked M y ot her coin - jilting exhihtilon. consisting of n w Me varit ! y of ;i ii'-s. pp-s. etc., and failed in reccilun the Inst prize only because a few of ciTtaiu varieties, required, were not In r hilled. A larfre nil m her of Id no rilihons were secured on Me para If nrtich'M. anel food cake, )i;?iit Kills, pie, .-t.-. The ladles als had a heauliHi'l cut Mower e- U.S.10YAL CORDS HSpeed .... E Easy Riding . UlCool Tnes . . (1 Long Life . . mc,rip ..... IBBcatift ... 'nee . . BRcsi!ioicy HVrtMC . . . ill Economy , , Insurance . I'loMty u( RuliUor In U. S. Royal, i, a plu without c xtr a coll. 'I hir u,r it iitiurniire thai your lire. Mill alwnyt tie in cotnmittion .lieiicvrr you call upon them. nrc? the dozen advontnges of .Plenty of Rubber in U. S. ttoyal Cordr,. Can ,ou afford to disregard them ? PLENTY OF RUBBER IN U.S. ROYAL CORDS and they cost no more United States Rubber Company for Rule by Blue Ml. (liirngc, a (iraiulo L V. Smith, La Grande WMUi vwimrmipii u mii unnn minimum mnmmm mmvhimnfma Valley News Frtllor ----------- Jilhlt. Among the flow tiahket of dahlias from ili-n of Mr. L'urneHt lie won the fr! (Hte over ill (lie flower exhibits. TH H UM It j lli'i KiiP- I. whir), ! veryt hlng ' They uIho ' HITIireil Ihe filft on Minnies, There w.'in a large eonipuliy of people fioin I 1 1 i o f i county uttending the M inliJy 'reek fair t his year, and among Ihcui, tl WHK tile eonccnmjif tiial the fair vmih one of thn heitl in eastern Oregon. The "fair" iilen was Mrlctly adhered lo, with oxhibilH Of livcHlock, lurm pto n ne in. poultry, handiw oi k, baking, canned goods, I'loueiM, boy.i ji ml Kvih f-t nl product, ('iiiii-fir" will etc etc. A program vmih hold eiich ev nlng ami ruceM tor young folk WOl'C slaved ihe two after noon. ,Ml the vihUuih remarked Ilia L a hove every! hlng els-. the spiemliij splril of cooperation andt'oe horn sacrifice which ail Ihe resideiitM of . l ha l locality made lu order l hat the project mihl he HiicceHsf ul. vl)oiit JIMid iii pri.e were award ed, and M is reported I hat the fair w as a financial siicci mh. Hettiril I mi if , Turlield Hchindler, Wtills lUith a way ami Miss Ivlnii Went, of Salem, WashouKal, WasliliiKton, am) Portland. respectively, left early Sat unlay morninf? for their i homes alter having visited union; Willamette college friends in this and Wallowa countv for Die lire-' ceding ten days. They were coiupanled to Salem hy fllenn I .i.illiel lee itf A lie.. I umi Huch v Allen, of (.osiiiie, who were look ing aller preltmiiiury mailers in connect(in with their year's work at Willamette ('Diversity. o Ci"iwintii' Asnrinltoii lMi-nln F.irmerfi In tin south and eas torn pori of tho county, wjio hohi liiellioersllip til the l'ayetie t'o operatlvo as.sociailon, held a plr nic Saiurday at tho I-'xperimont station at I'nfon. with at. out 1 iio people ill altelidauce I'ollOW tllK tin' dinner at noon, there was a program which consisted of musi cal TinmlieiM atid also lalks hy &-s - mi ?! men. Mr. uikJ Mm. Wagil I'ayettc wire pipaent, .Mr. ,Wug tier heltlK t lie manager of tile creamery. It tnlKht he mentioned t hut Mr. Wijmr brought with hhn 1 It gal Ion of Ire cn uin which mu.le aphndhl ileMMi-rt for the din ner. The program wait followed liy an Inwpeeilon tour to Ihe dairy harn Mint a Keuerul Hiirvey of thitiKH hileresiHiig at the Mutton. In the company of guentH were a nn in her of big dairymen from Halm, Including Mchki . A. C. Ilrovv n. Vniuhrw all and It row mil. o Mis Hit Son Mm. Jof'phtn(- Hiarklaml I'rtilt man. of Cove, went to Vale. Ore- J (foil. Haiurday with lier -Hon, V. hei v ho will V I M 1 1 J I Is -mpl there. j I Lmlltt. AM To Mifi t t i n I-1 -a nk McKeinion. M rn. Salil lllickman. Mrs. Itouth Mr- i , Iki uiiod and Mrs. V. It. I.edi'etier : jwltl lie Ihe llOHleHSe to t In IIKIH- j, helM Of the Allcel l.udleK Aid Hi- ( li ly on Thursday niu i noon ii of Mrs. Itotitn McK nun. A lare aitendiinc of IitemherM is liopcd for. " . Mr. and Mrs. W. A. W-s. and , . rwo dai.Khters of l-.nnpkm UMit have reiurmrt from their auto inp lo various chics In western t )r von. iuclu.lln. l'ortland. Sahm. Woodtinrn and OreKon cny. o Iti'luritcil To i'lwi'iti' Miss Alice I'ntnc, who lia.-. Uc n pastor of t he Mel hodist church ill Cove for the last i on fci rile year, lias lieen reltirn-d to ur-irnar; nu:i' siCiU ' for another year by the ontereiice recently tn 1 ltlirleigh, Idaho. Miss 'Josie Itlockland Of Isand 'who has been pastor ot the 1 ll - i hurch j d for j at Haines, was also retunie, (another year. Mis I'aine. m tpanb'd by .Miss Until Hay California, who t spending winter Willi In-r. r. turiit d com - ! or i the j from I ntng i MiirlelKh the pah a very profitable t week. hchsIod. IKniu Irom Hor.tltal j Irvln West. nskow, of Inihler. I who was operated for appendicitis at a l.a tirande hospital lust week, has been removed to his Iioiim. i-rat Ion lnr. Ills recovery from his op- i h;is been quit cticouraK- - o I'hIIIuu; liny Willi n Kronp of In llii rs uh Imsy Inst tcK, wii.ii Hi.' wi'iilhi-r lifi'inllli'il. iiiiIIIiik 111" lii'jiMH In lili Mi-in'i-f t-itit t'itfh. 1 . t U - nil ulh.TN. iIkIiI now, Mr. iUlKK "Olll'l li.i-.'cllt. HOnio. hrlKhl, l t y lii k wcni In r. o on l'l-liliitr Tilp I'lMiilt Mi Ki'iiiion nml Him. Itus- ernl of the repn Mcnlatlve Jul (ni'11, mnl (Miiirli'H Ki'i-niin w.-nl on to 'ti finliliiK I'MM'illtlon I'1 ''ir iSnltnon t lvi'f nvrr lii'yonil I' lorn mh llH'lf olijut'l. 1iirrluiH IttiH Ulaiul lli rclonls (.raltuin and Son of Migin have piin-husetl the herd of registered Hereford cattle formerly owned by Itlockland brothers, said to be one in the best herds of the kind in eastern Oregon, il not the en tire Mlate and will Hell the animals as fast as poHdhle, due consign mm tit has already been sold to .lack Tippetl. of Knlerprlse, who who look carload of yearling bulls They were shipped lo Kulerprlsc laxt week and will be disposed of lo livestock men lu I hat I oca Illy, --o f.o To Scjitlli' Th Mill. Miss.! Libia and Jlelhene of mar I'nion, left Ihe part of tin- week hi their eolh itlate' car for Seatt le, tliev will soon take up their latter Hew ' W here year's sell wotk. Itoth will at- lend (ton, the I niveisity nf Washing- the surface, from the further r aud in addition. Miss ltetheiie wmic (six miles out) down about will continue soiue of her work at ( 'ornlsh. o l.muc Ait lopt. According to Cecil A. Sintlh-llnghe lustrucior hlirh svhnnl at I'nfon. th j flrlggs. j In I he enroll- inent In the nKrieulture rl.isses this fall Is three or four times as large as tho same classes Ihls year. - n III At Hul l ake M. Whisler, of north of Cove, who has been 111 tor some time has hem taken tn the Hot Lake Sma ll. I In in for medical a Mention. - -o Hlrv New Teacher All previous enrollment records: of Ihe liubb-r high school have bell broken this year, it is report ed. Willi a dozen or perhaps more high school students than have be n accommodated In pre inns yea i s. classes w ero found to be unwieldy and the teaching force not lartie enough Mrs, Thonia of la C.raudc. was hired by thc boald the lasl ol the week anil commenced her duties yesterday. ha nig Cl.l lu Ihe coinnie It qa i t incut . o- -Pni'llrtml Hdalivc Ml Mr, and Slinunerv il i: K. Comb. s. of I tag W ISo ud conn s is from 01 I hunters from a i ou ml I stand City and lntbl.r are having certain SllcC. SS IhlS Week. A COIMtKltlV Ot si-vt iiil ntiurods b. took themselves to the mountains ear'y lust Sal -uribiy, and two of the party w.-ic sucrcstnl hi brimtiug down their game. It Is ie ported t ha I count v agent Avery and Hugh Huron have Mtutiud lo civilization to pu two IHie bucks in ctdd storage, leav ing l he ul 1.. i- n;. tubers nf the hunting pa i ty at their li utit int; a i oun 1 1. w hos. g.-ngra ph lea 1 loci - lion ha s pot nd Mr . eU .hvn' e.l Mr Au iv a Huion ot I has 111. ,1 the! I'- !, ai-am ! party the ti Arbiter Ueport snunilay Sam Itu kiuan. .1. A. add C. i '. YA itdl. tti bttei as!, US ap- (pointed to adiust niatteis I m elton w II h 1 he local ion i ock ci usher on h. i , Cn-ek road. Went over the pel IH- ises and make itn-tr icpoits to ihe count v court Sal ui da y night A ft IT W hat had been Console! e. by the com I as proper pel mission, UNION-WALLOWA COW TESTING ASSOCIATION WORK IS PROGRESSING AM preliminary tntittet i ti ll W illl llle pel fe( ll,H ( t ion -Wallow a "iw Tetliir eiiition, are i i.t. ,J to 1 . for within the nt-xt U w -la HKj-ii- c.ireil , n. .ic - corillllK to Cteil litiKhi iii.'-ti uctt hitfh w ho!. u ii A t ,rtt! Smii Ii- l t llhUl -t 'i- r w il h ! county kk a nUt;! have I he r L,.lf l nulla! h- pn a ho tin iMiiOly liiilll (i KiiUU.ltt.'ti I- t'i The vjiiv jss In Wallow, c.un( tt'. )lin of W.V.I I ipm. eii .,n. si. . i ;ne .... - ' ' 1 , ; v J 1 their ''.tTi V '.t , !u-n,r 4 r J ", ' J ' ' 1 jdu.,tM , i Wi' H : $ t-:inc i!.t i r, Ji.ioinh, and Jv itnc - j up o touitty iiii.1 1 1 h. r- n mains but ifh d . t. i.ik n b I utn roit:l i:n n, and iht-sv ucancns Th. fhtAriy all in -n fi'led. V .- P. Uh i co:npli ii . t'.i I'ni.ai ml""! s Mil inn- l O e w ill fiiusM-n an. I th- Mld - Il Ct beia- the !: n mret from Ual in sidi'lH, tlo ir ill! i do; number. Tit. w ,-1, - he I liri'i ii)H.i count vfev pi evident. ?''r'tary mid I r surer f i' ct-tl. Tiler.- have (teen numerous inteiru plionit durinr t lie last two we-ks, b'.il Mr. ;rit;i;s states t hat t tie matter will be alien, bd lo ery vfioitly. '.. H. Ahl.troni. uf Lake county, a graduate last spring from O. A. C,, lias litiii secured to carry oil the work in these two rotiuths. lie is already on the ground nnd started In last week on tiie ln-id of K. K. Ilutiler of Wallowa, com liiised of 4a heat) and which is the largest dairy herd in Wal lown county. Am slated befoie Mr. Ahlslrom will spent) i! ihis testing, is In Wallowa county and eight In t his county. One w hole day will bo devoted to a herd. If It Is large enough to warrant It- suialb-r herds will be taken two a day. In Witllowu county, -d herds are represented. Those whose henls lire sufficiently large to require thi' wnrk of the test- full day will pay at' the rate of fa per month; those requiring hut half a day will pay $-.?.. The entire object of 'this pro ject is to ascertain for the dairy tho rock crusher was placed on ihe land of .1. A. l-'oye, during his absence, Cpon Mr. Poyo's return ; an agreeniem cuuiu not oe reucu- oi iim 10 me price to ne pain uy the couniy for Ihe rock removed. Last week both parlies agreed in put the mailer in the hands of a r biters for set l lenient. As staled above, the arbiters after carefully canvassing l he sit ua I Ion Sat unlay, turned In their report to the coun ty court, thai (he price of one cent pir yard would be a fair compen sation. About rjMM) yards have al ready In en removed, and 11 Is tho estimate of t ho court t hat In all about li'.liiiu yards will he requir ed to complete, the improvement project on Ihls parlth-nlar road. The crushed rock has I n pur on ju, n. .stonedahl farm. A bed of jolay was found in the vicinity nf the Ii I Miles place. w hlch lias proved lo tie an exceptionally good fhler, those in charge. report. Splendid progref has been made on t his improvement. It Is Maid. with two sn.ils working part Of t he time, ami it wltl not tie long until all the gravel Is on. Those who have been over tho road say it Is a good road, even now. Mower Show Calliil Off The annual flower show at I'n ion, which was lo have been held on last Saturday was called Off. on account uf the weather. o Ite-ehsi orricers Mrs. II. Ii. Wealherspoon. of K1 I gin, was reelected president of tho 1 county organization of the Wo ' men's Christian , Temperance Cn I ion at their recvtit meet in g. M rs, Margaret Merrlt, of l.lgin, Is tho ; secretary. Mrs. Hdle Wright of I'nion is treasurer. There nro four organizations over tho county. !lhe presiib-nts or these are the vice I presidents of Ihe county Kronp and .Me, Mrs. Hardemy. La C.ran.le. Mrs. I'arker. I'nion. Airs. Hall. Lt gin and Mis. Johnson. North low- d. r. ill Porilaml l or , in,rr uwpt hB ek idling with j -'h. Imbb-r Paient-Teacliers as . soil, ii ion will give a reception on jihis l'mlay rening hi honor of the t.adiers of tin Imbb-r nchool. Tti this, all natrons and Irb-n.ls of the school are glv.-n a cordial in- it a 1 ion. o TliitM1 .ucnise .1. N. Oghvie u n I veil ' in La Oiatldc the tUlibhe of last Week with the car load of (iuenisey cit tic. which he purchased tn the Willamette alby and rvgardtng which ilns column h..s previons'y Ihe tar broug'it III .'S :h. ad of this i dan y . alt Ie. ; bull w as par I to be pl., ed 'lb ilar Meed of eKlslered .. Slimiie near Is- VS Weill and the ligllvte ll, I'll.- gl.l. s. Collins of i ltd anttua-s t a tso m a r "ov e la nu. IsHs Mstrr Mr and Mis. W daughter. M im Mai 1 ie. w . ut to I l,i M). spent tin- day ;it th ; Ledbelter, and mm. Sunday and home ot Mr. ami Mis. Heiity Lo- mug. lemiilued there ami win Kp, Ma ne nd I ho next I w o bur. Week viliin with lies itiiiteci men which aniiuM htn Im-mI ie t n-jare piolttaiile am) which are mi- I prtHltllillf. Ttie leHtef, 11 H he 'I-H ' lis each farm, lakes the weiKhtM((. iof the milk twice h ilay ami alsuj.... llMillK KH H pies of the intik of ow . t- Mts tiie milk prod in d ouch. At the end of each Niuntfl lite iiunnttty and ciunliiy of inilkj produced hy each individual In Ihei he(. is easuy JSceiiHllieu. I Ivrms of ncii-uK'-s. uhoul half of It is U-licYfl u$ iu promoIefM j ( he w heal hi acres has he. u har .tnd ! those who have siKned vested, tin- dlffereiin. In Ins In the up. a veil, that the result will fuel that "whul remains Is very he a decided I in pru e it ii-nt in I lu 1 lurely spi Intf w heat w hlch yields d.iiiy herds of the two con nl I'-m, not so heavy Am the wlnler wheat. - and naturally increased profits to. Another points (o the fact (hat f the uwinr of the herds. It Isjuhile nl) litis Is trite, the wheat , ) h. lieVed that ahoiit 3ii herns w ill j which has now actually 1m, n har ,. ' t.e thus l..-nefitti d. in w hich are ve.sted, eouals the crops in Its ui at hast soil head of cows. tic-ty lasl yeitr. , j Et tb h. !n ved hy tlione especially sted in this line, that Itils the orifanixat ion of ihe l'n- lon Wallowa Cow TimHhk assocla iiuii is hul another sh p forward ludiifiti y that is rapidly Slowing In these two counties. Th. y assert that I'nion and Wal low a counties arc much more ad aptable to the dairy business than other comities -a here it is car on in larger proportion. Tin y arc pointing to the tail that .l.t 1 1 y men are increasing their pi . sen i fields, by t he import. it ion Of registered dairy slock, by I lie car mads, in some htsinnccs. and j t ! I at ot hers w ho have never been j v active in this field arc showing.',. an int.-rert. They jueialso pointing, with pilde. to the growth in Ihe bust-j ness of Ihe cheese factory t Mn-, !! prise, when1 an excellent grade' of Sw iss cht ese is put out, and com jiarmg Us ul In r section .iiiiin... u l state . I i i me primarily noted die liiiiM,r,,1,nl'- enters, yet where all feci be shinned ill ami w here other natural conditions are much fa vorable. less IMBLER PERSONALS IMi:Li:ii iSpedul) The rnliv Helpers met Kriday afternoon it tho home of Mrs. Otis Iluchanan. A short program w as niven followed hy a guessing contest. Mrs. Walter I'urmun winning tho prize-. A de-j ,Mi and Mrs. (I. M. Kstes. who Melons luncheon was served by the, have made Iheir )mme at Cove for hostess. (several months, have returned to I William Kullin, Albei t Keefer, j, Oraiule. '(ioorgo Hardy, Marvin Squire and t Mrs. lilehavd Carroll, of Jun.--Kenueih Wilson went lo the moiin-( t ( n City, Ore., and Mrs. Krnest tains r'riday evening to be In remit- Coons, of Hutte, Mont., were at ness for Ihe doer Saturday, I Cove a few d;tys last week guestH I KcMinoin Wilson arrived here at the home nf Mr. nnd Mrs. U. V. from Portland one day last Ho will visit friends and relatives. Martin Knighl, of rewwater. visited his cousin, M rs. Lucy A l len. lasl .Monday, lie left his young son, Harold, here for t ho winter. He will go to school and board with i rs AJien Mrs. John Sltilllngs ami children, 'of Wallowa, called on Mr. and Mrs. Alvtn Weslenskow last Saturday. Loh Koenun and I lather! Kolliil wont hunting last Saturday. I.Mrs. Alvin Westenskow had some denial work done in la (iraudo Saiurday. - 1 I.Mr, and Mrs. Joseph L. Keown, of Alice), gave a two-course din ner ill their home last Sunday. (Those present were Klla M . Walk er. Mr. and .Mrs. Tom Skeen, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Siandley and Har old and Howard Skeen. J. II. Shields, of Sum niervlllo. Ss hauling wood for Lee Stino. Mrs. Maggie Conklin and daugh ter, Yortee, made a business trip to La Crando last Monday. W. W. Smith N home from the camp for a few days as there is too much rain for camp work in the wood-:. Severn t fields of grain, have commenced to sprout because of ihe wet w-athor. Albeit Keefer was the flrsl man at fiuhler to come home wilh a l wo-point deer Sunday morning. Mr, Ohilders. of Clarkston. Ida., Is hero visiting his uncle ami aunt, Mr, and Mrs. lsh Littreal. William Wiegans and snn, Mar vin, of Lost inc. were here on busi ness lasl Saturday. Ho report e.l that nearly everyone in Wallowa county was discouraged with so much rain as they can not harvest their crops. IHHng off more than you can chew is almost as big a mistake as going hungry. Vulcanizing Bring in your cut ii) tires lilow-outs, punctures and we will put them in pood shape the work is guaranteed. JOHNS BROS. Tire Shop and Tillinff Station 1517 Adams Much Harvesting Yet To Be Done In Grande Ronde A diivf throtiKli the roimfry en Is the fact I hut thTc Is a vast amount of harveMtliiK '' ' iotie. and that I tie rains which fallliiK daily and ifeii.iouslv mil iloine the vitii:if iin.l nlhei niicmtn rrops any ord. One coiin ' ' ' I iv fMinier IfT ii ill hfirfl v (n tin- , st.,t,. ,,.,,( tlnil nhi.iit lf..thir.1 li the rrop Is hurvi-slefl, with i;iie- tlind still nut, or in speaking in The iiiins of the last two weeks, and a little over, jiavc slopped all! harvest tug of every manner, per- i haps excepting In one or two hi-J stances, w In-tv t ho grain was cut. bound and studied rat her t han I shocked. Here threshing was poH-.(h(l vv.((1. iithi.')utmt (t Mr. slide for some th.ic ,,fter the ruin (1d M is. It. 1). Monahan at Kree had put a quiet us on u! other ' Wi,n,r, forms of harvesting. One farmer! 'Ml.H'; ,),.,., Trip poor, of WalH who has a large acreage millWalla. Is a mu-si at the homes of standing. l'inif wheat ,j yi ,.s Alilv, Trlm,t,r ;im( iin,i made an ixn minal ion yesterday ( rAt H Krone h. and found thai as yd no damage; M rs. " Lloyd Carter, of Radium had been done and that willi a Snrinu- an. I M r t'.n.ui n..in h sation of the lUill within a day or so ami a little sunshine and wind, the crop would be unharm- cd. others, who have their win - tor wheat still out are fearful that the loss is considerable, ib.-y say. .Several lielda xvhero the wheat had been down badly, tl is report- d that souir it is also of it has sprouted. 1 that oondi- report. uoits in v a now a rnum a re more discouraging than - COVC PERSONALS I COVK LSpeoin!) Mrs. .1. W, In-' gram, who has boon with .Mrs.. Soiuner at the swimming pool all summer, loft last week for her homo in Pendleton. j Mrs. Kdlth L. Pease will leave this week for Pullman, Wash. I ; Mr. and Mrs. Cerahl Tucker. nC La (.ramie, were quests at the home of M r. and Mrs. John Al ,. for a few days last week. KNIGHT SPRING CANYON COAL . Mill', (i .i.ri srovr. ami rr. v ;r.it tTi:r.i VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO, Phone Main 732 for service Co-Operation All I'titon Min Hlld WntiH'n. THOXl.i: 1IO.MK IMtl-KTKY I mil- rllj snll.lt 111.' MiiMMin Ij.lHir Ol' ll-illi) In)- lllo I'nlnn AI TO TOPS ' ' Sny.li'r tt- l.-K-ntinu rinrnrs't Co., 1111)6 Ailnnis Ave. l'lioiu' 4,7-W. AI TO NAM'S Afil-XCY Ccltliucs ,V Hunks, 1:112 .li'l- fcrson Avo, 1110110 .M1.I11 ,T. I. Jlin-olixk, III I 'Ir SI. I'hi.np at l-.I. l-rrktns Mulor Co., nil'. -4.1 Hint A.Ihiiis, I'lionr Mi.tn ,-.110 n.Ki:mi:s l.i i;niiulr llukpry, '. 3 1 T I'll- SI. Plioiii. Mnln Tlltl. It XKS rrinltuttt.- SuImk Hank. 12nl Attains A... I'linnt Mtiln li i;mntlc ullonnJ Itnnk. AiLim Avo. PIioh.' lin -28. Rl'STACR AXTS lTcrnnin's plnr. atO TloiM.I SI. Pimm- Miiln 2. ( mithixi; llnfs Cliithl.-ry. litis Atlnins Aw. Phone 411-tV. Tlit" Tnirwrr. lit I A.lnins Avp. Phollr H5.I-.I. Yrlrnho.'r A lalhrrt. 201 l. it SI. 1'iiotif 2,-,..v. com, w oon Stllrs X oiyiaii.v. Photic Main 714. r iin.iiti:x-s wi- n.m.i s Xorlon's K l.lily Shop, ItJd A.hiins A. Phono Main 20-'. riti-AMi:nn:s ltltio Momitnin Cn-ninory, llt Wa.lilnttlnn A j Phono Main t. Cnlmi .'n-aniory Co., It 12 .lolf. Aro. Pliono Main 121. nvmiKs Ml. I'mllr Tliilry, 220 Fir St Phone Main ItlH, Four Club Girls and Stock Judging - Team Win Trip to Oregon State Fair -.liss .J.vri Ward, of KruHdale. couniy t .Miss AivMi4iii Mc'oy of Ml. Cltsnii. ; st.nuluij; .Miss I.eCilen Mri'shears f Cove, have do and Ml Carmen l.a!iirl. of Mtanir-'the vear hai iliirat, will Fair, at Salem, l o In fir ate rpre'it'Iit;llives of thn Hoys' and dills' cluhs of J I'nion couniy. The nnnouiii etiient ; is heiim made today for the first! jlinie hy couniy superintendent of -I schools, K. A. Savre nnd couniy an-' j riculturisi. lt.nry Avery, who have; clini ue of t he Yhil work in t fie ' i 'counts'. Tliere jil he, nlso.it stock judu-inu tini of t hreo ineiuhen who will I... selected hy Mr. Avery, j those lo he announced later. I j Eiich year an appropriation if j niailc hy thp county court to sent! ! the most oulst.'iiidinK memhers of 'm' and 'Jills' duhs over fhe Nursick. 1.. J. T.ay and Harry Weiinet b-ft early Saturday niornlntr' f-v ;i huuihiK trii over in Idaho. Miss Kdith Johnson and hei brother, Hscar. have gone to 1'ay- eite, Ida., to work In the prune and apple orchards. Me nml Me T t' I l..fi v vtm ' of l.a Oraiule. kimoiI Ihe w eek- end at the homo of their parents, l r. and Mrs. J. .1. Conley. 1 Mr. ami Mrs. Walter Dnron. of Kejn is teaching the fifth and sixth I grades In the North Powder school. j Mrs. II. C. lives, of Vnion, was at CoVe over Sumlav the guest of .Mrs. 1.. It. l,.iv. turn Ihuiia ,,ti Sal nnhiv. : i - -r n i : V In this nja-s-s ---- - - ,a I S Cents li I ill f good 11 ! p cigar fflj I tuitifc-t.';fll4ja- I-., The First Principle of Success ynni- rrirniK mnl I'ttinlllix.. nro t-ci nml I .111 A!, M l:U( II AXTS. Tin- nf nil WoiUIiik l-inplc, mill, los. - tlu ( iii-il, lire I'l'i iiniini'tHli il ly iln- Dl:P.MtTMi:XT STOllKS Hill's Hint, store, Ailnnis Avo. PI o. Mnln 710. T'l.l:eT!l('.U, KCPPMKS th'svi Kosonltnttin, r 11 I y HI1I1;. 1-1 o Mnln till. ri i.i.im; stations Ilonsty (;.'oiko Fllllnc Co., rornor 2mt nml Atlnnti. Phono Mnln .'7,' Playlo Oil Co., Atlnnts nml (;iv.'mt.onl. Pliono Mn'li 1 :. 1'ITtMlTRi; I'lirnllnrt t:yi'hitnj:o, rornor I'lr aitfl .lotrorson Ayo. Phono -I7 I-.I. lTXFIt M, PRI.OIt Snmleruss .V Zlmini'i 1111111. I .VW llh St. Pliono Mnln 2. i;iioci:nies llnrrl- l;inoory. r,n.H Fir St. Phono Main 7:tt. Iik-I's ;r.N-.'rv, 1SI2 Cotlitr St. Phono Mnln "."til. (irantlo Komlo Moat Vi.. A.l- iitii. Avo. Phono Mnln ,.n. Paltlvon lro.. 1 1 in Ait.iins Avo. Phone Main Ml. 1 -a ; ran tie lirni-err Co.. Servrvtol nnd Thrill tiro- .'.'ll.-s. HAiinw isi: !" ' 1 "Iv. Ailnnis Avo. Phono Mnln s.'i. Oroiton llitHe. .V Itiiplonionl Co.. Ill-pot St. Phone Mnln .IFWI'l.FISS ltlrttli-s. 1212'.. A.tnm, Phom 2li.t-W. I Villi s- III-: VHY-TO-W The Pnrl.. 1 1 t.1 A.l.mis Phono .Main mi.',, l'ntinan's, l.tti.-, Admits Phonn 390-.T, 'XI! Avo. Avo, o l hi- Stale I'air. Hy mil is infant. Ihe ones vhi lie thf he-l work (lining lust fini.-he.t la hi. 4 ic Iwr . pedal tier actors end hoiee. espi irtiuent. A miniln-r o( r in the making of tho eially ihe exhlhit madn at I he lime of t he annual pic tun and the report of the work done, w ha il aceninpa nlcs the exhibit. All this woik has been carefully ln peetel. lullnwlnx ihe choice of best eJihibiis made llif lasl of last month. None of these four ladies lune ever been sell! li l-'air previous to tills year, cordiiiw to a rullii'-' made, they not bo sent ae;iin. iiiiIonk il I"' nieiaher of the Jiidt;iiie. learn. Miss Ward has been most j t in' Ac- inent hi Kirsi I ilv hdon c K. M" lied if j Mi-ri.y, I hi, past year, j Third Uivinoii sowing. e Miss Ihe !o Salem ! shears won her l rip through Ihe work which she did in poult ry a ml sew ing clubs. M iss Daniel, while a member of seven clubs and a leader also of some excelled in work done ill tho stock clubs this year. The buys in the judging team, ac companied by Mr. Avery will go lo Salem, lit order lo be there tho first of ihe week for Ihe stale judg ing contests. They will bo eniel' tained at the Ijoy-V and Oirls' Dni ni i lory, one of ihe must u piling buildings on the Slate Fair grounds, up to Wednesday morning. Localise of the large number of boys ami girls hi attendance, it Is necessary for them to finish their work ami bo out of the dormitory in lime for tho representatives of the clubs to rome. Therefore, County Superin tendent Say re will take the four girls to nosdav. Salem lo bo there by Wed the Kth and they will ro 1 Hewlett In ln ' INSIsTrvr (illnulntt ItlMM :ss I 'l'i:it'i:sTS - r mHIi ,.11 linns .ni.li,vini; I iilun l:TK At, I . A lt lit I M) l.AlXDKIICS MiMlcni Lmnifli'v. cor, "Wnsli liijit.iu mnl Ht'imi. J'lione . Mi. I tt 7T. Sltiit.ljii-.l Lnitnilry, .Ti'ffcrsnn A.c, I'lintii' .Mnill ."ill. I I. Vnil.lt (,()(ll)S StlMli r .V MrK.-nimn lliirni'ss t .. , Itlllll A.Iiiiiis Avi-. I'lintii- 4.-T-V. iti:t, i stati-: 1XM HANt'i: . I.o s H i iimi:t ' Ijl ..ninili' InMslincnt Co., I2HI Ailnnis Ave. Phono Main T.-.2. Siitnliy I .mill Knrliis. Co., A.linns Af. I'linni- Mulu KB. Fnlon Mnrimmr nv. Co.. Xou Foley llMc. Phono M11I11 7:19. MMltl: -i l!otnnn-lll.k l.umhor Co. Phone Mnln H. Mi. 1 mil. I 11 111 tier Co. Phono .M.ilil 1112. Ml: T M MtKFTS Cis'M'ont Mont Co. Fir Street Miirkot. IlltV. I'lr SI. Phono Mnln 7011. Quality Market, tut Ailnnis Ave. Phone Mnln :12. Cimnile Itonile Mont Co.. Ail nnis Ave. Phone Main .-,0. Hoover Mnrket, Attains Ave. I'ltono Mnln 7.',.V .loel s Market. Ir Vslnr St. Phono .M:ilii 7r. 'IIMt'AI, INSTItl MITXTS Faciei n oroson Mttio t o., .Vilnius Ave. Phono- Main I m. TI I.I PHONF COMPMi:s Home lni. .i nioiit I eli phonr (ontiaiiy. TIIK V'l FltS Atvailo . star