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Ha (inwite lEtmmtg hrwr VALLEY NEWS VOLUME XXV. LA GRANDE, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1927. NUMBER 65 WANT ADS Over The Valley Mabel E. Morton, Vnltej Ncwh Editor Jlusktt Sim la 1 TimJtf.il T..u tmelur and pupils of the I'leaauttt Grove octtoot wilt haw a banket social thin evening at tha 1'lwiflunt Grwo grunge ha)l wjiich 1h utijuccnl to the school. A vory I)loiidtt pcoffitLtti has uotn nrc pareil by thi' pupils, It la said, and this will be followed by the m)o of th t;iskv'ts. The proewwis are to be used by tins school at Oirifrtjniu tlm,t. o Inijimvos l-'roiu In jury- ("lamnee Hart at It, son of Mr. and Mm (')iris HiTtscb, of near , Cove. a. Htudnt at the C'ovr ngn Bcbool Ik recovt'i-lns very nicely from the Injury u'hleh he received ttte first of tho week. Jn a fall, he sut- fered a broken right shoulder. He received attention at Hot fake, whore he wns taken inuuediateiy. the broken member placed in a caHt after X-rays were taken. Ho was removed Tuesduy to hi home. Ituys up Old Horses lie.vid'nta along the highway up to Wallowa, were attracted by a procession of more than a hun dred horses, old, hi me or otherwise defective, which were being driven toward the county seat. It was learned that these animnla had .,.. Imiin-UI nit in Uillnil-u rnlinlv and togethw with 75 head bougiitj over this county by A. 1-1 auk worth, j weiv shipped lo Keho, where tho purchaser has a plant which Hirus out dog, fox and poultry food. The food comes in the form of a dry . meal. Thoau who disposed of norses ncrc. rc'iveu yj yvr i pound for them. ( Jlain Boise CJilcsts Mr. anil Mrs. mi. v:. mevens-jn, j Ol now., niiino, visiieu nere i ues day at (lie hoirw of Mr. aud Mrs. G. W. Hunter In Moss ihapel neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. Stev enson had been to Portland over the wwk end to ilnH the llg game and stopped off hero on their way homo lo set$ their friends. 'J'o Klmw in lovtlnil Alfu lit:, ni MnMllHlur nf n.'.ir t.., ,.,, I.,.. 110(ilPJitlu r,..,.n l 'a franili for lMitlnml whVre she I will sii,.,i,.l severiLl ,lva vlsitiiie ' fii. tid.s. siKhtwK-lng .itd attetiditte ! f-lorkshcw. j 0 , 1 i:nter(nhl t Kilmer i f M,- I l,l.. I.vm.h. of ItlviTxIile I'jnli. ))!if) for th.'lr din Mr. and Mrs. Hzm. Kaien, of Im- ller nd '.Vra.-Krank Oxnop. - -r yiiif.-ne Mrs Oxnnr l here lis n. ,..., K(.,(.. 1'u.n.nt-I IWhrr commJt non- In sslon I f 1 Tioiihle From Wet AltaHai It. -porta conn- that a nuinlK-r of I'truiers over (lie valley hnve come tecy nojir Vlnr one or more heail of llv.sloett within ll)e last few iiuys. froli) Mont foliowlaK the eat tiiK -of net ult'alfu. ' l-ntnk AlcKen j)ol) worked with ro'- ol hifl fine 31.ilBl.ln rows, whieli w.re found in bad aiialie, and Jim McKinuis' of Inil.ler. ea very neur loslns . oj)e of hia cow.i. Vlsluirs I'Voni I'ltdKi Mr. and .Mrs. tiuy mmnw tbi-ii- .)alli.'l)l.-r. ,lum. of Huh), Ida- ho were her- last week apendlns several davs vMIU. llth their I nunl .Mrs. R S. Johnson, of Pleas- j an, f.rove ami with nther natives ' . ?,:.... o'. . ..n,,le had vis- I ...J '.,, ,m. im,lir II,,,- last time, lie started Bust. He had SI) acres out. Itedirns I'mm Itcx-cnt A'lsK .Mrs. J. B. Hnlse. of iho Joua 'dlstrlit. returned Monday of thla week from Portland where she bail tteen a truest at lite home of her wn-ln-l.i v and d i uifbter. lr. nn.l Mr. Clarence Ollstrap, and olso atlendimt the stale convention of the Women's t'hrlstlsn Temper. iiik'o I'nlon. which nas held at St. 11,-len. Mrs. Hulse la vice presi dent of the local organization of this great union. - o Vi-.lt l.lBln lli-ltlps ' Mr. and Mrs. Claude Woodell, of n.sir Allcel, w ent to Klgln Tnes- (ay ivhere they visit l.-.l iltirlns inn Mra. Wooilcira Blsler, Mrs. Hon Myers. ling I'lidlcrn'.' 1 l-'roin across the line into itaker I etnmty, come the reports that T.J tValson. farmer n-slding a iialf- : mile north of the Hock Creek J vi h.K.I hn Inst to dale I HI II' Iblvs llc.y I They were lite wimn-nnsn jum- i ,ltr ctaxirlt. in l.u GJ-inde for ill,- ,..,-,. u.. .n UllH vllm-y (hioHBh H. Sl.n-k, o;. Humtnervillo, llK teams of the. Iml.ler and t min.( )UJJl ,,,, , ,,! 'lMlesday nl (he MvKvnnon. At first, ho could j made a trip las' week to Kcho , high schools a lio were nolnK 1" hom of Mrs. I.ou Kyvea. h w j - , 0,,(((W f ,,, ) nheix he purchased a car load, or time lor Die judBlnit mnteala to 1((.(.OI, ,,y ,,,. slster-ln-laa- different varlellea tor x- )Hlllo, bop. He placed thes.i be held at the Livestock pavilion ,,v,n, Jom ol Jl Orai.de Mr, "...a ""Me. lie drilled! on his farm, (o clean up the wheat tomorrow. The team have ! , Mm Ky eeon,panled by '' l"r'OK'8 in th Bavden. 'Choi f,e!d. wh-re his grain ., very doing very consistent work j Mm Van lnen. will eave ! "Jj"!,, flir. badly down and marl) lost to bur- their instructors f.-.-l that I m faltfornht whero theiP all! varieties tesled vest dnrinB the rainy a.-ason. Mr. Uhoald bolll make Rood showings , ,,. n.,,r. ahead of oilier varl IKs Sl.u k " dT finished Ln-ealing his at the exo.sillon. The nlo boys f Mrs. Turh ronley left j 'I "hey were .cay ahead. 'VUe 1 wh.,,, lasil S.urday, job which reinrn ).o. on NV.n.lay and ibo i ,Br,y , w w,k for I'ortland firowtl, leafl on the fifte.-ntl) Ot AU- )))!lcr o., J ir ni j,., ,t. ,-. ... -. . of hogs from what he is convince,! gar.l in ne s..t.i., .e .'Saturday r.v.-m.is is cholera. According to Mr. Wat- ness which has heretofore been .,.,, ,,y KOn and camp fin son about Ihn- weeks ago iJ sows conducted In this and adjoining ,l,.r ID, leadership of Mr. Tili, litters and shoe.., of dlffen-nt count!. s -( he peddling of Inferior )Vranr have invited the high l." Vcame sick and died. HIS 'apples, and oth-r frulls-ritlls. w,hoot BIl! . seventh and eighth neighbors uuesfion whether or not ' wormy mpplr. npplrs earrying Bra,, roo, , ,aiiieri)de par the malady Is the rholem or some, j lTnsl,lerable of the r.-sidoe from ty v..,, t Krenrh Hall on th other serious disease to, which ' spraying processes. Mr. Weather- .v-nsln of Monday. tet. SI. .... ...... .,,.,,,, he ,,nn ,il,il.- ,! thai Ihls pracllie; Th,. tele club Is giving a K'l h.,.1 his hoes vaccinated altont two months ago. he bcllevcB he knows t . ham tile disease. Til." ctimft(ed at flS""- Whaten-r the dim ai- Is. It he not spnwd lo any foi-iii rtr .lent an.) ino iwin- j . .?.'..., II ( war - ranted In being alarmed. , o .t Mrs. Henry tvrtese. ol near rum- , sr. mnmr. - ; si'f. ana , ine rruKK lut'adea (he Komi i rnerville. was token tulte III at harjthe possibility of any on In this j of th, affirmative. Th t'on I kingdom. Tb) lime lu tkla fash home the lost of last week. She section lo visit ocl orcharib. and for debate was Heaolved: That '(oa itself into a gardenia to Woom t hua been conllutil ta Itr bt-J, but) nurciiaat! lor a very ouuiiaai uiu, ) tai-ilal pujiiibjucal aiouoa bo B nWt Jn,jiitr ' Is very much improved at iKvstmt. liuys Cuttle Among titi ft winy purchasers of days 1b r. M. ix-Hiuw, of J-tuM Canyon, owner of nearly j a:rs of pasture up thv canyon. Hj )ia bought 05 hoad of young ciLttlot from different )oeutilhst which hoCVonttuc 6wtt postponed unttt has placed on his runeh. Injuifi) In T)irfhii) Outfit Itetutivivi tn the Sumnnrvme neighborhood, have received word that Tom OatiUel, now tlvlnff at Dixon, Monljuu), uas Very rloiM ly injured last week while work- Mtigr with a .thresMns outfit. He j was caught in tho cylinder and thrown into the 10 1, resulting in some several injuries. )cgin litr)mc Spuls A crew of nine- pioplo com menced Rathering the spuds on the twenty acre potato field of Willis- iteustuit Grove ffranRo hail by Moss, at M.UMS t.'httpel Wedtuwluy. ; ()io molllhora of grange with Mr. Mom planted certified iwlatoK. 5 ' Grantio Chamber of Com-' of years aj?o and since than hits raised ull of his own seed. Hit crop is very food this year, he says. o I voscs f J iha 1 1 o-vsi I'ete Arnoblns, living In J'lcas- '"K K '"Johnson at the piano, Frank S. JU . 0 rinisbes Jtatoes I Ilouth McKennon finished the J ukiuk h m uivn w jnimwivn Ja-st week. H realized in the neighborhood of 4MH sacks of spuds. One of the very first ilems wlileh sa.ld that M r )hjt AlClennon a potatoes, if the rows wi-re set c . "', . lo end, would extend from here to Salem and go aeouttd the state grounds for good measure. A t'oiitruiptibh Act I , ,, ......... ( horhood. Mr. and Mm. Kd ri.iwl..y. j which wirn Ihn ln.rHt.-nt r.-movrai I from helntr weirome. They mum "'t-'1'1 a,ll lv"lU "way "f- t ",r ivliur ivlicvi .l t)i. Hart-r'n ! u , " , ' , , of l"'11' -ll' "'"- M'S. I , ley htul 21t yottmr Kee.se tend ul.out i .'" . . ' ,V " , ? M'"'l hetween 'if.ll and .iwv. They I nmde a elwninff of the Htrwley ""v ,"" ' vpi" J eo ' - -- tlnfi aesperstte lino nr.. e.nn...i i to no! only luivn Hi .l.-prcljillona t o).poo . ... w " ...e ihi.-vea are Justly d.-ult with. IVfirt-rriHi' ToiiMii-rt)v This Is the last rail for the eounly conf.-re.nee tomorrow' of (rratifje officers, and committee men, to be belli lit Hie lllne Mi. Grunge hall near l.a Grande. It ia an all day ni.K-tlns nd Is CKceed-Inc-ly irnporlanl. K,,,T" T" Herbert Kieekhurt, of the !o:i I .1loinl.. i.rnn.llir .llmil.t v..rt 1JI ! I'pk. thn hiiw biiru, wmrn nann , "u. ,. .,,. " "'."'. . .'... ,... ""no nesu.-rn ...... o, . " J" Pounds when dressed. ,.V)r .v,,,,,,,,.,- Hrijrhl nna rK ,his m"iluB a number of carloads of l.oys (.assort thrauRli IJi Grande. it slrl)nir on their expedilion lo I'oHland. week. Go on VMI to Siili-m Mrs. it. i.. Morgan and young son. Itlllle. left this morning with i'rof Morgan " " judeing team for Portland. Krom Iher.-. site will bo (o Salem (o visit among relatives for a few days. licitnrt n lil2 Srawm Aeeor.llng (o (lie Klgln l-cnrrt- er, Wcaliy hrothers of llrat locality put up their thrashing outrit about a wi--k ngo. lifter bitviiiB na.l none rilE stnson a vsorn. . .--i. stnaon'a work. This y-ar they threshxl 3".""" I.ush'ls of grain. In the main wheal. rom pared with ,2ti.ii" last year. With ) the eNccpuon t three jobs, the of (he last two or! grain all In good shape, accordlmf lo Ihe liec- ord r Agrci Willi lu-iH-lr H. H. Wenlh.-rsliooii. ol Wglit. Oillte npprov.i! ot th- slateni.-iUa re.-en(lv made Py inspisior n.i- I i. ki ll Andrews, of l.a firnnde, in . was not possible up to wlll.in the lust few y.mm, as In-fur.- (hat ' iho. rr.ilt ha. I to be sl.tct.ed. and ' naturally . ap.fire.) the name of the parser Now. he . It IB pos. I i-..ui- ."' '. "-"i" " ....... - , I u tuii klti? nlunt or orctutnl. load up on luferi.tr fruit nd .slly j drive 1"" or lit" mil's and dispose l nf h's un a nt a reduced price. apples which are eood and are cb-un, tlmt !, Jre from worm or rroitt u fuom HprtiytnR. evwi if they do not wish the "extra, fancy" stuff. d , leaves Tor ixiositit Mr. and Mrs. Frank McKennon of Allot!, a-fid county agriculturist ..... ...j 1 kvn. ulnrt in murnlnR In the A very ar for ; Ikutliuul whero Uhtfjr will spend amoral day at tho Livestock .Ex position, it. A. is Ios(ptmxl n n!ar mwUng f l)e lin b-r Vnrwjt-Twuriipr association whieh wtvs to have been held this iaomo it?r date, that lo he un- i nounced later. o ) stt((intet HvM Ui j Afplo growers have 1jpwi h(0d up n mahinjr ahipinenta for tho (UB(, week owtnjr to the- innhtlity to ( eot tho cam. Some have been re- eclved now and operations of pack Un8 Will be resumed. There vill( bt (arKe shipments ffo out from ; . uutuuvt t Jt.-a(i - the county within the Rcxt fewjslate cortege, although he did not days. meree as guests, a numoev ov uw members of the Juvenile orpaniza-land t)on, of which Mrs. Miles wooaeil ) is the head, sitve tho first part of if arm member of the la Orando the program. Their numbers wcro notary club, member of tho Imb very good and uvre ail well re-her school board, etc., c., etc. reived.- Melvla Bull and Sylvia) 'rfte statement that Air. McKvn- 1 Johnson j?ave two very prttty Jo)lJWMn piWyi,w harmonica, little out on his farm. Many of the farm Mis June frri7.ell gave quite a, ' ot.uctic!a which are today cotudd- Kood 'iutrteston exhibition, which aJ atiinanrn ovvr j)o valley wtM ,rjirtily applauded ami w:aatwl,re jjrBt tried out on tins farm );ilr jojneo y meivm aiiu niviu. o SnwH Ul injimnl WW(o thft Bmft(( ctt(,arvtt 9 . 1Ml,..t nnsrn UnhnAl p nrrtllV i w-. ' Ci(i.U W viiiiU inn vvi "A . iiiui iiiii, ' , wtieeis or a car uww v !) (rroumw. ine onvfr .-., .raich M. . . v ' , .tuf tho Hybrid' 12S to sow 7 (icres. ;,.,., ,)nJ,,, OVpP the boy'i. boOy.jHe "1 cod crop I t y.r ,.,.,.,c to renorls lust cvctliRff, 1- ll).Hir)l playmate wen very mui-h IrfBhti-nrd ttl Ihn time. HS j,. . ..vt were on on hip a.nd one ) COVE PERSONALS tKiVK, K)wc.ia,i) Mrs. mush i!c( 'n(i, of Hums, ana ana. t . (,(l,.,ri of )tul)um S.jln.H, wl)) if,.st Htri J.-leratlH ir).l, JJi; ,,n.,,r.,,.n f a luncheon for the',,.),.! . f.. huvlmr secured a( I iidlea" Guild of fove at the haota of .Mrs. MctVtll at llalnea Thura- . BKcn, (ivl, flvst trial met wltlt day. Nov. 3. jt)lld juck, due to tt very rainy aea- J A. if. Ahlalrom. of (ho cow test- )sm all(, nPXl j,,,.. ), K,.(.u,o.) j ! iiut HMwtetloti. who is testing oa lu ;,ua)R,,s of ,), j),,,,) ).-i.,ierniio.). I for Union. Wallo.vu and BaJipr ' B ))(,. B1vl,0 on v, uf . jconnlles 1 at I'ovo till, weels mi vj)5ht a((iK wttn ,''k""- ' ; 4l"w 5" H. and Hoy '-). 1-iarenee Hertaeh. n younK htah iurcf) In a H whpn courting down rhwtn t arhoi vecentty. HejoBe ta ttt state ' ,. , n,;,nfu r thut h(s ." ' '' . 'be ''' J"M ""Dw in u . lolni and lnjur(n (he. anouioer I . . . ,. , .... n i-iftt ijulip' i tuane. ne. tw ..... immediately and ibe Injuries treat - ed. The injured lad veturneu nome yeslerdny and is resting s easily c.u(1 ,le .pected. nen Misa Jra w vn w)n,oni ;,,,y jnnes. of Gllroy, sl.. who hlu, ,vn visiting her mother, Sirs. leave Sunday for" 1-os AnB'-lea. i. in cnrtinnd with their , i.: H Hell, and family, who will attend tho Pacific inlernation- ul. Mrs. Claud CucKetc n children were guests of Mr. ajxl .Mrs. A. H. Orion Sunday. 1 The sophmnre Knglinh class had 1 a debate Tuesday morning. ''"he iiucatlon Itesolved: inaiu. I , K)rl B),0u)d choose his (or )i(r) Wp work al ,hn of four- J ti)n 0n ,,, afarnuttlve side j wi.r( , ol(, iTO(hera. Kline An-n-r- , j,,,,, .;jell lren.-ar, "u B.ne Anderson. r'.slolla, "tnK- ivorothy itarker. Joun j ,;ry,len l.orw were on the ... .,),. Thn afftruwtiivo j . . ,or. is points .ni the n g- live aide made s.l pomis. Much K'" I" hoped lo be de- ,.jv,) fioiit the limsalne -wnw-n ! -m)d has contrtbut.il to the j .hot Itdmry. ronxlul ol 1(ls( y,.r flhs of Amerlcivn. 'ol- , In-st years ..,....-,.. '""'H'T's Liberty. Idin Hm Jolir "'" ! mil. MeCnlla. I'hdorial .Itcvlea, and c,.,,er parly" on Iho evening of 1 Satiirday the 2M.h ut rrencn nan. i,,.fr.-shm..n(s i-onatsttng of sand , wh iles, pie, Mer. anu awisiu,. ! r o h,. s. rv, .). Gulins are to be , ..mhI time The freshman class held i de- ' Wednesday. Harold IHank ji,e capialn of the negative McKENNON FARM IS ! KNOWN AS ONE OF MOST PROGRESSIVE1 A visit lo l)io home- of KJ'U'ii Mcivennon, near Imbter, is exceed-) jingty mteveaUng. tv & number ofjaud thwrw muwt be om ol tho cvuHontt. itic mi t ot goowtyi u to pqumj its, altottt (tti actus aii loid. it toolta prosperous, us though tiie pop)D who vcd th.rotboHw.. in Ueepmu up their pmpevly. itiienv of ueeveused feHilUy. tays veu, and bemdva u uettutt-! tutty loca,,ted wetututf to ii rtBtj at tne foot of Ait. Harris. Jt )voHshns gone into tho sluco bUHlneHHl to be well eijuippul, in fact, tbojand this lino of activity )a slt)i in -tailor haa tne leeling Inat the J the expevtmenlnl atao ao Jar as farmers who live tneve nave broAdl he, huutwif, ta contevned. They vctoa, arc not cramped tn tneti jiiwro i(it(tt t Utst tow mouths outlook on lite ana uuvo a aumtpiaveu on mo xicivenauu. tacnt a her of- worthwhile interests beyond Hie fences hich bnrround ihoirt place, tiuch a feeling i found to grouctded. Wr, McKcnnon J complete nis course, minus years since he left school he has and not only thai hut ho has over been open-mlndiwl nd ready to bo convinced ol tho good in any project, iie is a prom- hwwv whmvv v wtlv.... health committee at the Union county chamber oi commerce, non B open-minded and progrcs- Uvojeets which have been car vied jby Mr. MeKennon. I'er baps one. o ithe first which should he. wett- Hlaned Is the experiiuent nuulo wltn wheal Hyhrh) No. J28. Mr. Mr jvennon nnn uuujj j-iuwiw , j... d rold "wmcn was utmost umvvnwitj . , . avown then, anu ts very cau goc tinaer tciM. u ,rie u-s of .v.,r H.rel baillv. I'nn.)i-lDl and housht from ijnve N-iaon oUSh cerl i))Iospi1 Df it lor. wed. i'h m- crawo il acv,Bo ' " -' hua Increased until no-, it cms b!u1,i. They have, on tho phir-B how (ieiun at tl:a test. filKittx if stated, per cent of the full )i(t ; (( hvewllng os und ows lonr.i(),0 ))UW!h nhouiih preimrntloim grown in this valley is Jlyhrid nil growing out ol Mr. Mcwennon a itlR a(ck.. Mr. .McKennon. tikv- experiment. Hvs aaya for it, that j b)h(, 1)Jt, BO , beDeyea Dial plff t-luljsj it outyielda other varieties S Of S'iur i,oya, pay. i bushels to tlio acre. Jt alamla ni't sf,n', McKennon about hcvj let(er and dooa not ahuuer. la a llttlu )D)e BUBeeptilde to amut hut . it tmwiy vrwww.. Mr. McKennon (Ka- K ',.). - . D, ,,,, thronuh tho v.r,v.V.y iuoout a pi i ' ).-ederallon nverawed . ; eevtitied and ' next year : Hva awe 10 nivuu j lie b)i ainpjien tne; , ....,.... (.v.le.u ' .j.u.u r v.... . -.. oieBon, waaninHion in u )),! erb-lv are) j .... - - - . , tllat it muluiva early Ibelnjf two , L.L.3 earlier innn nnom, n a vvry high yield. Ha snort araw 'and ita good mimns uaiiiie.t. ie m ,, ,,,, h,.j 4j jra trom iso.lng to jdndlnK. I j,,,,,, aifaim fuund St way in I over the valley now. Ills first seed ' cost hint 1 1 per pound and It n asi enows-h for acres. )lo has never, t 1 .1,1,, .... -l.,lu fr.i-.ti. .,,.1 1,111 i (VA yield has lieen (e((er. i j(r, McKennon ( trying to get " ; u)m)sneil." Thn negallve aid.- won 1 . J)r ))lm, ,10)n)B, ( M nvadner has iivomisid to; (v(, Ul(, Ktlgllslt VI! class a talk I OJJ lirly j.,wi( ).llralijra win i y n(,xt Johnson (a back in school lHKlH lter an adsenee of scver.it , ji,eha .Mlsa Jolmmoi and Inn brother Osiar have been pl.-ldnj; appli-a In l.hi-ho. Snake Blossoms fal. The Uf mm la (no nmai prevalent r. V. I : wm i : ,nwny Irom summer fallow. The soil ha been or j bi'ln.ff overworxetKl tnw returned to sou which have Imeti ratiitcd Ccotti tt. ln bi.vw Ihut alfalfa and atwwij clovw nro tho unsworn to iho proh. Just vc.ent(y Mr. Mcivennon In' tteifti U ttct Kvyuoid. head ol porobrcd Hampshire. H.olalein eowa are fmrad on tbis OittCC. i ma yvftia ui expvTieneu i with this breed have had varied i results, and now he has three cowsj and a bull calf of ourebred stock, i and i repiacinB ull the others with had grand chant pioct Hoistcioa tti lhD raw whl H the jrtiHoi" ". " 'W Ktntu rwortl (or a sow o Iwr vise. H( (s a f;!et! accredited !icci for T. 1). This lurjn u-its ojjp ot the Drsl ) I on which Innd phlcr was used, u) !oscr. of Hvitttc, in- nmvtv.u which (a now move or ivnsa ; !ict(e tho deitoai U'cdtteMtay, : common attd consWercd very pro-,' !) e'''iren w M'W To S(k. (! ((to MeKonJoti th fftTOOm. Anm ., . 1.,,,.. m,. n,.in,. jw.jjm-i children were- ftent Jmjbw be- in them It is not expensive to fill them and they certainly cut down tho husr cost, ho svys. Tho milk (ram cou fed on oailKO ttotds t in ii'itvr BtinM.' TJjn huff (jUfwDon on i Mflipn hmi fnra a MVfi.Y-erit story, Mr. MvKvrtooh v.vvya. Thoy, hoR. hmi tteen listed coff tite less impor- ,i. liint Item. T!io on day, the itay! tvMW- ,,,., dent- at the Oregon State coliOB': rac"" M" i! of iho " ioinod clnh and alnco tlwnt'-'; everythtus htt tieen different, tni : , ' " ,, , ) Krdo hoes ..ore Mr. McKth nd p...rt or, ..flrf ).oy und rlrr '. M. Gardner, yestetvtoy. started oat with two purebred 5'dI-J lmit , hina. wowb, Thvy inado al (utrtnonditp ffieecnent, Hurt tnej tironm mm (do himliMNtt re ei- 1 ijijf on lurourii rojji-tfn m pre- l-.j'n.ey Itsvo sold consldeildc l.reed- chickens nnd she win enthusiastic- ,,, j,u ot lK,r rjl!e !lo:k ;ir,D fine Jlywojjfn Itoclfa, n-nicn nre no Bmaii iioiri on hii fB.rm.' nr n0 Iha And still, its i it r ! 19 Spice A SEASONABLE RECIPE AiJft Jmblbw halt full tC goKt oxcktttg ttppi- tpiarteivti. Mix osether one cuj Jlonr, want cup of UKr; on t.bteapw)-n butter utd one tewiwHt Itakinff powder; ual enough tiitik to ntitxo buUor futiflvr VhiYn cakt; ftlva ftwt Swvo i)i cream auffar. NORTH POWDER PERSONALS "ly"": ox vyn. t6 Wednesday. P It,DO Jnspeclors spent Wednesday morning inspecting tho j oinvss houses, etc. Most every i IJon- ' P-1 ( ia today. j r. imw)) ) ) Iwok at );).( duties ntlor nn operailon at ot)wo WT- xn 1 ' ; eae tt are tra.t Hay Hohits has an infected fln- ,.r . fvom tiwlu'v 'tu.tv.y for ft Khovt ty. Kite feaft tltt ISttr. lludla non ftf iiiiyrovinK moivly. The )ia)ter oijfhlh rai)o JudDjji)) J...... ......... ......(. tlnw,WU 'TUl'l iAVX' llb'Mlt VI 0)J) onVHAHn. M Dj.-t. , A ihic.il tojs whieh slwuried thft coawt twins forced tt t, mpornry t enntinne to condition tho Hhin nf Mva. t'cancea vvvyn for nnothcr attempt to span t!t Atlantic. ; . " a aa.vphe iraa stolen In K- (,, ),,,, ,), pojjct. rm-oVDred i). otiSivfl ttnfOVcmewt 4 juat Bin J wucso nnd worse, ). . More lemon in . . . more than tn any other Actually three times the amount required by government pure food standards cost is no nor does it contain anything except true, pit essence and dissolving spirit. Surely it is the economy and safely always lo insist on Schilling P. 5. There is similar money's worth tit Schititttg's h i LEMON Coffee Tea VJ7V-W7JMAVVt,( rV2? 19 Spices JmL Car of Livestock Shipped From Cosmty to Pacific International A car loati oT livestock left th& iocol yitrdtt ycstertluir .wtwtted by f itari ttctx'ct of Ciirt, which wtil ivs tttett coAtutyr'a ce-nWifcM-t tiw la,vge xnihtt at tne Jn tvinnlSonul JviwlorJs Jafpowition at i'ovtiattd. ojwninja y twinorrow moctfUtg-. 'i'ite car witicit usisted mosfiy oT lal xiotte unit prepared fv hSpmvt yiveriiny by t'oimiy t. ffv icutt ut ist i iwt v y A v evy , j . K. $lilln ot t '-avc-, leaxh-'X a:' atw. of th4 rounly clubs, )5ro., of Cove ami K. drainer ov I'nSon, Jn a nttittber of mwv;.n this ewtvy from 7niH county Is ah"al if atty(ittff ft'b'irb ntut ever hern cut. up in flv.m.iveva it ia a,nn llibo "who aro )w"TM),iv ) VriWr to ure- ,biv,nB, 5t w BiniDfl iba that n-.ct e-f tw wtc-cte. witi i put ip tar &-ilc at ilw attci ott fiaia dttrtn tho ?o!-v In tb' v'.w wvr. ibe fwSiowing'. I 'at fft-c. . Mcy t ft'ii YtcRtl o)jy jf)d 35arr.J "VVeJmc'v of ove had one mrh, liriWrt nnd LAiM, '""1. "Ll, inro yra)w of V-nion Vwd ono i .tcit. A .(vn Mills, of ove, bad ol Vnipn jet n. Bluer, wkSrfc ysm to your Break tht "Plafjxk"-a?- wut aaa a mttc at r, Kapjact:, sttc ana oafce dt s tKe snort myi y Smitod of the ftrng waf First ysti measure, t anal sift tiwc!syingt!vtvta flout, salt, caiung pow rfer, sugar, T fctn vdu fos with tggs, roiiit, mehe6 kutr. You miXiSt'trami beat tf itn until a iratootii batter etttefges f com tiw confusion. Tnis is t! vray yoM jwtpwe itottafcts tKat ait made w.inout f iapjack. Schilling Extract . r greater than most 1 1 i n me a short EXTRACT Baking Powder 3i Extracts hn ehwGcl in ttoe cpttt -s. Vulveit. Qertrudi &n UoberiA W, of Cove eaclj. iiau. one -' ,c&C 3' ). Clltfori Conrad I.elaand Hndjon, of liownr, each fravi fianr; Wilbsr BtftSttmI. a lal :ity fut-rf facer; Itatc Oeww f Ace). jpt'jji our Jan ?.jnJfi)ll i?J Ctm, WfTfrt fovjr; Gene JMoWnnn, tfC Isiatwi 7i(y e,i sent one, U'icen h car ra; .( rciy fac ehlfynunt yesterday a Tvvftbr C Ea 5anti-6 fensineaa ma "wot in vtte ove for tttt';? iwiweti-ott. J'hf-y wero not s'tcptfoed &t tha ijnfliity of too anm v jjTdobi to oe sen:. &r they had V.ji iti tofticn, nwoe -or less, :ith wrfc fee'tojf d?ntf )n And through ifc cliiim toul they "were jjrently piw))eo, a6 ex yTVRtsed tberosfctve a ttng i tfc at'iwian tltat wttlt uelt ectttriea Vitiun county shoiOA wand weil la titis ftnaS .yadgtnjf, This Unittf States nt n. Ttew Aiubattfrvae-r C& Ste. Ti.s.. c-ats-a-try didn't lose any Wtp f iw?" )mr him just whal xind pf a job ho had on his hnnda, cut fall iablcL.,.' "cAlbm mods for Better BTttifult others cc lemon part of Exlracts. Vanilla.