La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 01, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPage Sit LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE! ' Tuesday, May 1, 192ft IT 3 4 'I I si $ il iii .,' Over ValJey Mabel E. Morton, Valley Nws Editor ('nlhcrlttn Creek Hih Montr with other creek . und Itrturn From MJd-Wt amlnutfon fit Hot J.ake it was fie 1. Hinffaipan or Jmbler returned cided that his trouble was un in homo last week after u trip to the middle west. ... Mr. JUiiKainuit was called to Jloehestcr, Minnesota, where his brother. Itev. Hinjeaman, pastor of the Methodist church at Jenlsnn. Jowa. whs to uuderKo a Very serious operation at tho Mayo jros, hospital, HI brother wrnt through the ordeal In an eiirour ftKlntf fashion, and word from him within the last tow days In to tho f(ect that ho U Kettlnw alowf nicely. Mr. Hlnfwmnn went from Ilnehester down Into his old homo ncltfhhnrhood In southern Iowa nnd In It m1 lor n few days among rela fives and old friends und ncqnain and Mr. CooVy while closa friends In (heir hdirto In' tho middle: west had not wen each -other for 2(1 yeurs prior to this visit. NeedleiM to say, they are enjoying1 every bit of the time together. J .ant week, Mrs, Tracey's daughter am! .son-in-law nnd their fan illy, Mr. and Mrs. Walter ftlchnrds and sons I or the Core highway drove to Kl ffln und fllno spent n day vlsfthiff. funllun iltut t tliA n.inHlllnn r.f hiu UUIVy KIIPW .UTS. fllCMUrUH (..LIU. Jli.rrlen.lii h .M'h "i Wo' Mlrt. speedy ami complete recovery fMpcnd Weekend itt Monte j , .Miss Oenevn Hajrro principal of I the Hummcrville school spent the which Kred ZauKtr is bulltlJfifr on ton cos. Ho reports that weather his farm on the foot-hills Just off and crop conditions aro In about the Mt. (Hen roud. The. burn Is the same stafm In that ,sectlon of belnK erected In the opposite dl the country as they uro here. It reckon from the house from the was ft cold and backward season present burn which will Tie raised with the props greatly retarded, liljwhen the new structure . Is com Kebruskn, ho stutes everything' was pleted. Tho cement foundation Is terribly dry. t'ntll he reached mid- I belnK laid and on It will 'he built die Idaho, Air. HlnKaman says ho a large barn which will meet all saw no lawns which were even far Who requirement ft of u hay nnd enough ulong to rouulru u mower. Ariils to l)ltliiieiit J, H. ItOK'-rs who operates U Mg ....t. I ...1,1 (icon -nt.if In North I'owder has a fine herd or;54"" lafitfni ttAtt-a tt ml n lrrrtr hnrrt ton: Thm mo uliuut 35 hiMKl In tvirt,l'.i"ir"l .n tlioll-farm. herd moKl or them roglali'icl nnl malH but HOinfl mniillor per cent tir Kmiio. He hint tnillt his herd up fry iloirrnnM lritltln? the niflut Of til Jntweyii from tlie nelKhhoihootl cr;nllt lo the country unci huil u won Jlermliuon. Mr. llonern hun recent- '''''V V Bt.-A,....M in it. tu D....iAn ...i..'...i..tw'ekenl ut the home of her pur. creek wu very HlKh lu-, week, him'" H""t- Sl1rs; . l"' It IH 'report.! IllKher tout (It uny T.''". 'm ."' 7 """"'t other time thl HprtnK, which 'l '""' other IcHchcr t Mum ,lli, .. . , inrrrlllt) who ipoitt tho weekenil Smrlln New llm nil. in lie. M.l...w the fine, new and very large barn.i!,a" ''Pn working at Htang.-'s can.p und not able to work for some tlme Kor n while he wns n pa tlent at the Oninde llonde hospital. UNION COUNTY COW ASSOCIATION NOW AN ASSURED FACT cattle barn. As stated prevloiltdy the . old burn .will lie torn down, ll Is the last or the Old buildings on the place, anil when the. new burn is finished .Mr. nnd Mrs. .flTiriPl,ini.ini will have nil. new and ' M.1(iftu hpni. inodorn '-btUmings, includipg a The I'hlOn Toufity f'ow Testing aasoclatlon Is tin usstired fact, and those who have signed the contruct for a year s membership In the as sociation aro meeting this after noon in the city hall, willi N. C. famison. of tho I'nifed States I 'airy minion, to perfect the organisa- tlon, adopt a constitution und by laws, elect officers for the year nnd attend to all matters connected with the definlto launching of the project. The preliminary work In connec tion with this movement has been the work of county afrrlculturist. Verne Thompson, of Hllgnrd who Harry Avery who is ft firm be liever In the god to he obtained for all those belonging to such a group, with the UBslstanco or other men over tho valley who are In terested. Oreat care hns been ex ercised In the securing of members her parents, M.r. und Mrs. Clyde -Myers Of near rhlnimervHIe. 0 ' fJtffn rrograin i The children tit the Town school gnvo a .very good program IViday a. week ago In. observance of Korest1 Day. ' Thorn-were ber orviHttors present to enjoy tho exercises, o ' I-'Inft New Ron IloriK for Weckcm! , Miss Kyn Jedl)etter returned Sunday evening to Knterpiisn af ter having spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. it, I.edhetler ut Alice). ', , o ' ' Meaihtw brook J range Announeeinent is made of the meeting of the grange the nil ho r- VlsU tn Comitl-y " ' V Tho Ullto Misses Wilma nnd Nor ma Jean I'ayne or I41 Urande went ly Installed a milking machine, )el.uvul junior, two pall machine,, to assist him In tho big milking Job .In connection i with his dairy business. The entire ranch, wo un derstand consists of 1800 acres, with 200 or It in intensive culti vation. . Mr. Itogers also goes Into thft sheep business (pilte extensively Shaving several bands of good size. from Sunday. until Wednesday at tho horn? of Mr, and Airs'. J. H. Kerry. In the Jowa dis trict. , . .. IdiiUl Cnnvnii Cirango1 Met' The I.add canyon grunge the newest subordinate in the county, jnet last Tuesday evening with a Very profitable session. The 'spe cial' speakers during the meeting were county agriculturist Hurry Avery and state .deputy, W. Jt. Clelu;ler, ! ; 1 Mrs. riicmnilt Ill Mrs. H. O. Chennuit who lives dlnato composed of members resid ing at Htarkey. It will he held on Sunday May 13th. . o ltiivo Vrcv Day,. MrSi S. M. Sentner gave ft free day at tho Cove Swimming Tool a week ngo Ha turd ay inviting all who cared to, to enjoy a swim at inn puui iiiui nay wim jipr eompii and only those who actually signed on the dotted lino have been in cluded In the final list. There arc others who signified their Inten tion of lining up should enough others be secured. There are also several In Colon county wh0 at present hold membership in the Joint t'nlon-Wnltowa county- asso ciation. Jt Is believed that addi tional members will be secured In Wallowa county, so that these few may drop out without any Injury to that group and iiec'Ame mem-' hers of the Cnlon county group. Through the combined efforts of , Mr. Avery and his assistants, 23 days testing have been taken. Twenty-Mtx days is tho limit, arid these, they believe, ore casllyf In sight. The list includes. . Johnson St Iteem, I'nlon; Frank McKennon, C. C. Conrad. Imbler: Krftnk Wells, Julius Kln!ier, Atlccl; Brooks & Conkey, l.a Grande: It. S. Com- I stock, W. A. McNeill, Chris liert.sch, I toy I taker, Cove; Itert Grout. H. ItoMn.Hon. A. C Flesh man, K. H. li'l.ong, I. It. McMil lan, I. C. Kennedy, S. T. Jiallle, Homer Wilson, Fred Jiaugg, D. ft. num- stoddard, l,eo Iflbhert, i.a Oiande; W. H. Woodruff, Fred Jtutiv Ja cob Kohler, J-Irnest Kohler, tieorge Hnxter and Walter Vogel of Jlh;'loh. At the meetlnif tlii Jifternoon .an A now baby Son Is reported at Lofriplal tester will be Melnrted' "who uomo or Air. una mvh. cnaries wm (effn his operations as soon A SEASONABLE RECIPE II nj aril lleetti 2 cups cooked beets J-8 cup sugar 3 tablespoons cornstarch J4 cup vinegar, mild 'i tablespoons butter ; -3 teaspoon salt. Wash and cook beets, sugar, salt, and cornstarch; vlueguri and bolt 6 minutes, beets In small bulls or V cubes. Four . mixture over beers ami lot stand, covered, over low firo y hour. Add butter just before serving. Servo as accom paniment for veal or beef. jtljlvi-v i Cut your time Jected to since It wns closed Inst fall and is ready for a good season's business, 0 Buys Xpw Machine Mrs. W. H. XutclihiHon who lives near the Kustern Oregon J-Ixperl-ment station at I'dlon Is having In- neur the Cove highway has been stalled a new Junior, two-buckf-t, und now! Hclinvnl milking machine. About She has 20 head of cons are being milked Gives Farowcll Party Mrs. Parley Felk, of the Mt. flioh ftrlghborhood gave a splendid party last week honoring her brother,' J-Ynnk Juntos, who has been making his home ' with the loik family for some time. He Is till for several weeka Jeavlng for his home in Utah for a seems tJ be improving. short visit and will then start on been receiving care at the" llot I,uka at present on Mrs,' Jfutchinson's Mucrs residing on ( ove avenue, 'na nrnnor eriiilniiient Ih Hneiirod nn,I and born to them Wednesday, i v 1 1 1 test, onco each month, the i April , lh. He' weighed olglit rfuiry herds of the members of the pounds and hns been- given the association. In this way a complete name of Charles William. un, rinUo check will be-had on ' ' 0 the Inrlividual animals composing Tiftrgfl I imcral . . those herds, and tho dairy mon.. will Tho funeral of Mrs. I.ola West know in n Rhon tlnm t iir nonPA nents. The Invitation was on Ho .Ifug held Sunday ulternoon at the 0f anv nnlnuilH which have not generally aecepted anil muny en- j Summervlllo chapel was one of the )t!on profit making and those will joyed tho pool on that day. which, ' largest ever held there. It is re- have been definite losses as vwell. it will be remembereil was one of ported, many friends, relatives und ( I'nlon county is tho elevunth-iis-the finest days wo have hnd this neighbors gathering to participate Hoclation to be formed In this state spring. The pool hns been sub-1 In the service. The floral orferlngs as a distinct unit by itself, the Jotht many improvements , were both numerous nnd beautiful, t;nlon-Wallowa county association. h.tu mnena oi sympatny aim re- having been included In first .ten gnrd. Jtev. Putnam, pastor of tho organizations. Those other coun Chrlstlftn church of I.a Ornnde had ties aro Crook. Itakor. Deachutes. Tillamook, which bus two organ izations. Coos, which has one tor- gnnization with two testers at Work on ' full thni'. Cnlnmliln Xiirinn Iny in I biker- ' ll'matlUa, Clatsop and tho Unlon- ,Mrs. whim moss, or moss cnapei Wallowa county association. V Mr Avery acknowledges- the as THE GARDEN Sow snapdragon seed at once und keep the plants cool while young. Do all the wheelbarrow work possible while tho ground Is frozen hard. Order sweet peas nt onco nnd get-ready to plant them If you ex pect a show this year. Onion seed for show onions needs to be started ut once to be rendy for early, transplanting. Spread manure on the onion patch now. It is not too earlyWo begin work on the lawn. Fertilizer may be spread, and weeds pulled uny soft day. ' : Mix ;, add Cut Inch hot viOTUVbixfc in the kitchen cooks tn X1 1 to 5 minutes y cnarge of the service after which j Interment was made Iq tho Hum- mcrville burying ground. llilflHloli. 1'hero wns u Iutko Hiumtorlunii company- of lllfl frlen.ln liresent. ullt -. o - ' f whom report u Boo.l time. .Mm. j.iw OiuiiiiItp riiiiwi-"' - 1'n.ler tho suiierviHlon of the ranch, ' a fillip Mt. . ' Member of the nine 'Mountain Wolf CreeK Oriinite. two 4-H clubs'1"''"'" wl" Inoct n" ''"V tomorrow wtll he oriinl.eil the' loiter port of ln ,llolr reKHlitr Mny meetlnt'. The llbls month pruvldeil ennUKh youiiif . promum lo lie Kiv.en is.iiune ,nt ' folks 'run be InlereHteil In the tw o 'trnoflvo an.l shoiilit npffenl to ml projects. A nljr club will he orvnn-. those, who linve their farm work Inc.! Willi J. A. Nice us lev dor iiii'l f"r cnouith iiilvnnceil to lenvo It l' llownuin ",r " "'w nours. , Voik served u two courso luncheon .ilurluK tho cventiiK. ' o ', Improves at Hospital ; Sirs. Klsln (Collins of the Covo ;hns been making very frcuu'ent an.l , )vcry refruliir visits to tho Gramlo jiuiuie hum). .nil wiieru iier iu, iviiu )t sheep club with A jMurehlson has been a patient for if. ,1,.,. Tiit ... .isomo tlmo. and where ho Is re- :. lleiiifH l.niiiiYlaliM,: . i ipondlns-. now, tiulto onnouraKlimb P,h before this, (roo.l work 1 u,"1 Holjrnr UlWn. "'""'r '" .roi',t"gc(er" .w uu: n.'niiin-.ii Hikii. I"' l'".i ill' llfll'lllir llnill 1 1 1 11 l.v II.., In. (i. .Im-iI J UflMUNl IIHVfi ' 1 CC'I'll IlT ri'I II I'll f I Mrs. Heed McAllister of the Grunge neigunornoou una MVH. , JltCK MC- ' HiHtnneo iftvon him l.v thfnl1niV. Carty of I.a Orandrt where lu Hnker UK daiiymen over the vaijey, S. T. ne tiny mm weK on uusiness nnu t nailie. H. J. Nellson. Huns Selfors, P. Kdvalson, Tom Johnson, Leo Hlbbert, K.H. Jcl.ong, anil frank McKennon, . , J ' S1! . . pleasure combined. . - ' j f 0 m section of the members. 0 finny Ploniiig-- (Jy underwent an operation for np pfildinltls. " .Visit lu Pcntllctuti . 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jlcrry of thn I J. If, Jlerry has been exceedingly Iowa tnstriei visited last weeK wim nusy an tnc time wiien the wealb i friends In Pendleton. They report, -er would permit doing plowing 'ns do others crossing the inoun-' (Tor his neighbors with his Tnternn italn, that tho road, while passible tlonal tractor. At - present he Is -Is far rrom good, nnd the effect I plowing for O. K. Wagner. Mr. Is quite serious on tires becaiiKii of j Berry has additional fields 'otitis the slue of the rocks which hnvo'own this season having recently Sunday In Country . Mrs. V K, - Hutchison of I.n Grande .spent Sunday ut, thn home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. aasklll neur Jmbler. Mrs. Hutchi son, together .-with. Mr. Hutchison has recently returned from a few days visit. --with Airs. Mutch Isnn's . from i Ogden J by cur and report It to have be 1 most enjoyable. 1 fine trip to Halt I.a lie nun; and Student Farmers' Gather At Union Friday, Saturday More than 100 student farmers. Morn .Milk ami Cream : been used to cover tho soft parts of the road. ' o Aid to Moel Mrs. J. A. Gaskllt, of tills side of Imbler will he the hostnss to the .Jmbler Ladles Aid society, Thurs day afternoon at her home. A large attendance of the mcmhrrs Is dished. o ' ' ' Strong Wind. , A west wind of exceptional velo city swept over portions of the val ley yesterday for a number of hours. Besldents of the valley, say H was the hardest wind they huvo pn In several years. Mr, Titiift Improving W, F. Titus, of near Telocasrt on the highway, seems to be mak ing Improvement from his recent sudden nnd serious illness. Mr. Titus wns stricken, while operating the separator, tin whole lower portion of his body becoming sud denly numb. After a careful ex- ftc(iilred, .by purchase, the ISC acre Hendrlckson tract which lies di rectly across the road from bis homo In the Iowa district. To NunuiM'r ut Oovf -Walter aron who has been teaching In the 'puhlio school at Hlgin this past summer will go to Cove at the close of school where he will llvo this summer In his property which joins the Methodist church property. Mr. laron will report. -6 IWlt return to Klirln nnvt von r lint . will riitlinr eft ia r),.i.w.w. "ilh principal ut salary. o Have nun Visit Mrs. J. A. Traccy of Klgtn has been huvlng u splendid visit lately with an old time friend,. Mrs. Cooley, who recently came from her home at Prulrle Home, Nebras ka for a visit with Mrs. Tracey. she was accompanied by ber child ren, Hanel and Arthur. Mrs. Trucey lt to Artliiuioii They nlade the trip! ilr"- Isn L'ttronltif Imbler Vent rein-esenting six Kastern - Oregon the illness of'sonn. fiifriils. f-V Or i .-' ' y iti'st annual conference or voca In I'miu Stajker - n , ' tlonal agricultural students... The Jesse Plunktitt. prominent ranch-' meeting will be held princIpuHy:-ut Local dairies nnd creameries re- or of the Stnrkey neighborhood was the Kastern Oregon experiment sta- pnrt that milk nnd cream are being J La Grand on t'bushtess Sntur- tlon under the direction of officials brought in considerably Increased 1 day, among other.orltffter ftecur- or Oregon State Agiic.ulturaL col (inanillies. The new grass and lug a quantity of thq pdisoned lego, with much tho same program pusliires are telling every day, theyj grain for tho control pf rodents as is a-atured at a similar Jiiet for on his place. Mr. i'lupkctt says students of lift Western Oregon he used thn same materia)! two schools having Smith-Huglies voca- Xw TcnnntK (years ngo nhd the work seemed to tlonal agriculture departments. I Mr. and Mrs. Cretsburg nnd fam- be so thoroughly djpe that last More than HiO attend the annual lly of Colorado, have recently year he was almust - entirely freed event in Western Oregon, now. In moved Into the tenant house on from these pests. This year ho its third year. tho farm or Mr. and Mrs. Wllllst . finds a few find Is determined to j Ueginnlng with a mock judging Moss at Moss Chapel nnd will as- ! exterminate them. icontest on Friday morning; 'and -o jilnishing In time Saturday, for the I!n Itirtbday Party i agricultural students to attend the Harvey S(iiroeder( son of Mr. Kastern Oregon track meet ut. the and Mrs. John Sehroeder of nenr stock show grounds, the visitors Island .City was given a birthday ( w ill have every minute of their party last Saturday at his home in time filled. The delegates will be honor or his seventh birthday an- housed at the I'nlon hotel, but will such us the be served meals during their, stay Were arranged , hwdiion at tho high school, cafe for the afternoon nnd every bit of teriu. ' Fntertntnment on "Friday the time was most thoroughly m-. evening will include attendance-' of Joyed by the doxen or so friendsjthe annual high school operetta. who were present. Mrs. Sehroeder Lovo Pirates of Hawaii. capped the climax when she served 1 "Wo expect a very profitable tlie host refreshments' ever. week-end at I'nlon." commented 1 : ' : Get In a suppiy of stakes or wire for. the:, peas and for Idnhlmtf nnd tall perennials thnt require firm support.. You can order them from the curpehter shop for- quick dc livery .during cold weather. Six foot Inch stakes are right for to matoes. Nino or ten garden tools essen tial for good cultivation in the or .def of their importance are: ' A spading fork, hoe, rake, spade, trowel, knife,, wheelbarrow, lawn mower, garden shears und an edg ing tool. Keff that you havn them ready, slst In the operation of the Moss farm' this season. Almut Complctcil The recreation hall at Mt; Glen is being in considerable use these affairs of different where he has necnntmi i,a ftnif iin I kinds. The floor Is Completed, al- t nivei sary. uumes nf nrHnninit .t -.. .1.,,. t hough it hns not yot heen wuxed children tike iiiost or polished. .ICciunis to l.wfine ! Miss Kdnabel Myers returneil Bccausc its leaven ing strength al ways has Iven and always will be the same. You cm ploy the same amount every time, and secure the same delightful resultscvery bake day. Try Calumet and find out wliat a big help it is. DOUBLE ACTING MAKES BAKING EASIER .. LESS THAN PER BAKING Sunday to her school work at Los tine after an over-Sunday visit with C. A. Thompson, lnstructoi In agriculture at Wallowa high school -fio visited Union Sunday to make reservatidnd at the hotel. "We are particularly anxious to get the event started right, as this Is the first year. Tho boys of most Kast ern Oregon schools have few op portunities to visit the -Kxperlment Station, so It will be a highly edu cational irlp.'.V ' . The program as now outlined Is as follows: Friday, May 4t 8:30 9:00 registration, I'nlon Tligh school; 9:30-12:30 stock judging contest, . Kastern- Oregon experi ment -station; 32:30 luncheon, high school; 1:30-2)00 assembly, experi ment station building; 2:00-3:30 demonstrations. K. L. Potter, head of animal husbandry department O. A. X and J. J). Hill, farm crops department, O. A. C.; 3:30-5:30 recreation! 6:30-7:00 dinner ut high school; 7:00-8:00 moving pic tures high school; 8:00 entire party will attend high school operetta. The program begins at 8:30 Sat urday morn in ff nt the exnerlnient (next Friduy and Saturday,- forthe f station with a tour of the farm, especial attention neing given to Experimental work. This will be under the ' direction of Robert Wlthyconibe, superintendent;' and Arthur J. Walker, farm crops spe cialist at the experiment station. From 10 to 12,. various contests characteristic of agriculture will be held, including hog-calling, har nessing nnd driving, agricultural practice demonstrations and others. Prizes for the event nre being don ated by t'nlon merchants. Schools . which may be repre sented ut the Union Conference in clude Knterprlse, Wallowa, Imbler, Halfway,. Ontario, and Union. Kmil J.. Smith, instructor ut Knterprlse, C. A. Thompson, Instructor at Wallowa,' and Cecil L. Orlggs, Un ion Instructor, comprise, the mem bership of the Committee handling tho affair, while the. Oregon Agri cultural College authorities will be represented .by D. D. Hill, Instruc tor It farm crops. Hoth Mr. Hill and Mr. Origgs were on the stu dent committee Nvhlch originally planned .the .Western Oregon con ference at Corvnllis. 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