Page Six
Over The Valley
MjiIh'I 1J. Morton.
Ailciiil Itain Salt"
This valley I belni: very well
i- pit w.-in.-j today iit i lu xt'M.ml
jni in tut OrcDii i am Kiilc which in
beini,' held mi IVudhdon. Tiiown
I i-oin I his it nil Wallowa cull lit n
win have ranis offered in I In Mtlf,
lil-c ,1. I), Diilmttt. of 1 .11 Grande.
1 (III nil A: A Vi TV Of I Milder Mini
Crank M K n iioit of Alic.'l, V. I).
Humr and L le Huiicr of JoKeph.
jiI u!' w hum has (he IliiMiprdiil
breed. I .as vi-iir Jim I tnhhlnn
brought I he I it; prlre and it
his
be-
lieved th.it nil nf 'he nillmiilH up
litis Villi' f'rnhl DliH tieeil'in of the
Mule sill f.niiinand
ll.-siili-S Dlee leep
it KOtnl pllie
I'li.HeiN tl colli
are ill attefi
)i;iriy
(lane
uf l h-
lit tiie
till I)
ale
linpi-ot init Uumi'-
.Mr. ami Mrn. W
In the Iny dec
ikii i h of Siininiei '
. Itroek. livlnt
nelKhhui Imorl
e are iihtUintf
some IniproVi'iiieii'H on their linine.
Hornier window n are ln-iiiK put In f
which wilt f;ive n I ) 1 1 lutm 1 inoiu In
the Herond Hum- ul' their lioiiNe, i
Their younff dauhler w hu had the
inlHtorf uue to la II and break In-r
hip early In Ihe KUinnier hilH re-j
cum red iiiite e Iruni h r ;ircl- j
dent.
- o - hlllH hunting for about H'O of Inn ho-wlth their family, innved Into
(iiir-t IVoiil Kiiiihk iuheep, whh'b It lul ("'en feared, valley t;iKt HrInK from Wllwill,
l-'luyd and Uamhill Hntiitx of had been Moli-n or liad boon mo- .Montana, are exprewdii tlieiiiKei
Manhattan, Kaunas, an- lu the va!-li'Hled hy animal. After lie and ; t(,H heliiK . k 'it ly penned with
ley fur a vIhIi with relative heinf; , ot hein had made careiul Hearch, all thin valley, pa rl ieulu rly km rcminls
guests at the home of their brother
and family, Mr. nnd Mrs. I. D.
Sin ill'- on Die side hill road. They
came hen- from Idaho where they
have been spending Di summer.
The former Is an instructor in the
Kansas Agrtiult urn I college a I
.Manhattan and will reach home lu
lime 10 take up his teaching duties.
.... 0.-
Sunday At IliUnnl
Mr. and Mrs. Douth McKcnuon
and (heir daughicr, lively n and
Miss Anne Arnohlus who has been
a guest at tin Mc Keiinuu home
near Ailed, spent Sunday nt th
JlOllle t
clnthcH al llilgard.
o
lao Itab.v Son
The blrt h of a baby son Is re
ported at Die home of Mr. nnd Mrs,
i
Ted Mr 'lain near t he ( 'nve.
Mei'luln formerly lived In ih
bier neighborhood,
hn.
j
Pleasant timvo i range
A melon feed, with iiuanDtlcH of
watermelons and can I clou pes
stared Saturday evening at
w as
the
rinse of the regular meeting of the
i'leasaiil drove grange, which wiih
uulie largely attended considering
the busy season of the year. During
the business session, matters of in-
tcrcst were discussed among Dn-in
the cartiial which the hivcnile ur
eani.at Ion plans to stage in Die
pear future,
J n
ItcturfiH llomt'
Mrs. Sarah I'lcklln Who has liccii
al the huine nf her grand-daughter
near Coe fur si-veral weekw past,
lias returned lo hei- home lu Sum
ineivHIe much improved hi health.
Weekend Giiel'
Among Die
which Mr. and
nnd her fat her,
dbinnla, Iowa,
numerous guests
Mrs. K. A. Atislln. I
Lee 1 1 vat t of 1 n-
have been having I
al Du Austin home on the Hide 1 "ig as Doir gueMs Mr. and .Mm.
hilt road near La Grande, were Mr. ap Till lie and Mr. und Mrs. M.
and Mrs. Itoyd isenilnger, who H. I'Dor all of Imhler.
drnvi; In Saturday and spent Still- I -o
day with tluii' relatives, Mr. and Gnosis -YoMl ldaln
Mrs. Isenilnger an- on an extensive -Mr. and Mrs. liny lloaghind and
auio trip with Cambridge, Massa-Mhelr ilaugliler, Nelle. of l.ewlstun,
chusctls as their objective and Diey'Ma., were recent visitors at the
liupe in readi thai city by Septem- I home- of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Dob
her iMli, milking a number of'l"on oil tho side hkll road, Mrs.
stops and visitlmr Du. nn t lonn 1 ' ioagliind Is Mr, Dohlnnou'n nlster.
jiarks on their wav. Mr. Iicmtn- They had been at Wallowa Lake
ger has recently
and Is going In
duated In law
Da
ai d Culver-1
of advanced 1
thdr niur-
shy to take n o Veil
Work. They ivsiini
le y yesterday.
I ntertalns At Dinner
Miss Ktlznhdh Duron eliteitaiu-1 Dralide composed a house party at
ed a group oi young peo'ple nt a'Wallowu ,ni4). over Die weekend,
lovely dinner party at her hmnejtill npurtingu splendid time,
on Drunks Lane, Suudav as a com- o
Idttneiii to her friend. Mlsn l.ydia Do To 'ii.Hiigloii
Chaver who i having a few days' 'Mr. and Mrs. Nell Klghl and fa
visii at her iioine heioie going to ! filly of LtuvcT Cove leave tomorrnw
Montana lu tak. up her school ,in-;ior Ddllngham, Wlllupii and Itay
ties. An td.ihnr.iti tried cldeUeiM mond, Washingttin where they will
dinner was
Mrs, Hugh
noun, the ye
Pine Crie
Mvhuinlni,' p
there.
d
to
nml lief
Duii'll. In the aller
ung penph moltneil li
' t ln-y l, .nn. d i
.nly .niuvlni;
pool
j
nn. .Iltn I
1 ' i' , Tnit i
UiiHdi'll
In- iiH. v,
',11,1!, tun
l.n.l I In, i
.Ml.'llil Silll'
II. II. .v. , V.
l'liiii.hi. i:
.I'llitiMM nn. I 1'
Mi K-'imtid w . , .
lur nn i n is he u
'S(,.(l:iv :in,l '
t .i 111 l-;iti'.
Mill.,'
Ml-
Inipr,
iin.l
la.-l ,i
,l Ui.' Iiuni
i.f Mr
i- I l.iiinnm j
in in.'ll.llii:
Oil till' t'nvr I
lllHU OV'-lll' IIUI
. I.lh. l- ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , :
rrillOS'Ml In-Ill
i :niy ilil l, ill.
Willi Ins liinv
tlii'ir
Iiuni,'
.w
I
in li
II IllIll, I' Ml I I I h.tll
(.HIS J'' in s.
Ii
Mini' Nnv Sun
I'll. li. Is ul Mr,
f. .inn. I livim: in. ir I
III i.t lll.il lln.' th. til
l;i.H ill.' lit , M.in.l.'.v
l.onn.l Mill. .Ml ii ri'
Iin; K''ll. 'I'liln mill'.
' 'uni ml lull li.i ,i nil
',''iirti-,l a,i ii
Mr. mi l Mi
I I u (i ki i
lil''l1llHTH OH V lll'lll -
A fi ll.'l'.' pint III lillil'ii,il II.H.I
l'CI'l ill li.ll M licit OH till tiil'lil ..'
' A I liltl.lM.il i'HNt ol Ninth I'nu -.l.'i
In .ii ii, 1 1, ilic only oniiini,'!'.
iliil lli'l-l tit tins v.iil.-ty ot wln'iit
In ihe slat. o( ll.on. Milrti Inl.l
I II ' latin. .I for th.- Illiliniyil yiir
l-'y unit -I. i. i mil, .-il to imikf mi
i liri nn. in litis yi ir Mr. Ilit.lli-son I
s. c-iii .-1 t, n l.iisli. ls ..I Hi,- n, ,1 1
v ln iil hoin Hi,- '.,ii iiiriii Htatton
in M.i i.i, "ii. , I,., ,,n nn ro-
ln .iiona ina.l.. i lnn il) iniure iiKr-
"4"
Valley Newt Kdltor
eNtllur 1 hot Die iaUl WOUtd lliulie
, ' ' ....
I mi ii tin' out iiuni M-ueniiiou ki ouii
under tin- mum' cnndillohn of wen-
tier we..; ivu Ued durln haryeHt (.)H,sU ,.Vm j.orlIIIM
H" HIhcIi '? ,or iM Vi,rU ty Mrn. Cha.le Anders,, ami he,
Dial It I part leular v adapted toI(ll1I(ftl. M(UI 11Illt rii;lHolle
,lry mini thin claim hna been ul-,,,ttVv ,.. viHiUtlH ul ,,M. ,, of
Piiniimiou i ... year , or mroiiKU
.Air. iiiifiieKnn n rierniieiii wiin II.
The Ilrw Federation hllH pl'OVeil It-
11 to he ilrotnh reHistiiiK urn) ft In
unid will .hIiuw it marked iurreiiMe In
yield when plan ted UN other dry
land tfiuln. l-Tvo ov Mix-hum) rod
bushel tit Die Improved need wiih
m cured tliiM year and Mill ho lined
iin n I'd hy Mr. HlidliK'Hi for nnl
year.
Visiting In Hi Icy
I Minx May full, who formerly It-- i
ed In Hiiiniiii'iville, in npndliiK a
fi-w weidiH vlHitliitr iiiiioiiff hi'i'i
iiiany fii.nilH and rclatlvpH. MIhh
I'dM, whoHi- piPHr'lit lioinc In la
I'orlhind came hark to Ihe valley
a Hlinit time itKft arroiiipaiiylritc
jtln' reniiiiiiH of her mother who J
pawbed away lu I'ortland. i
---o ' I
Itfcoters Slwsl '
Deed Taylor of Allcel hut iwvii
'ypendin iniuiy dny riillntf In Die'
but probably a dozen of Die sheep.'iie outlook lor the dairy business, oreus wouiu ne nmie nemi -Jiave
been located. l''i'oui reports which I hey are primarily Inler-'rect, who havo no Idea what his
frnui dlfferents sections bears nnd i '"'d. .Mr. and Mrs. Itohlimon camedulies are, or w hyi lie is in this
other nnlmals liave ii-eii prowling )"'" ""'I jmrchaMed the old Grout i locality at all. In fad, he said,
around and Do- belief is that they Place of :'M acre n... NoV )iliUherH were many who had had his
have scattered the sheep thus uc- near l.u Urande bringing with them j services who knew Utile tr nuthing
counting for losses which veverul their herd of Mnlsidn rows.- all jof his work.
herderi liave reported recently. rrudi cows with a registered sir j srm of all, ' he Is stationed In
0 .heading Die herd. They found on . -;llM(ein Oregon by ihe fe-leial gnv-
llunie Next UHk 'the place wonderful pasture wit h ,.rnmMit to assist in the nation-
Miss Avn Wood. Ml who linn been "I'Hukh enough to make good gra.. program for the eradication
a student at Ihe AshitMot. Nornuil '"k- for Dielr herd. At one lime or 1 uherculnsln In mule. Ills sal-
sciiuol since the first of January
Is expected home next week by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Woo
Jell of Dry free;. Miss Wootlell
will lake iii tier duties Die fol
lowing Monday as teacher of the
Lone Star school.
Iteiiirn 1'riiiii Middle Y't-
James iletislev who hus been for
Home ttmo In Nehrasku ami other
middle western staleH 1ms returned
to his home at Sumuierville.
Itciirli liailMls
Mr. and Mrs. W. If. Long and
tlfelr daughter. Miss Htuli. spent
two pleasant weeks visiting ul the
hou f Mr. and Mrs. K. It. Long
returned In their car to their home
"I
"'
CoDVyvlHe, Kansas. They were
'ompanied bv M e .1 ung who
will Visit a few weeks, (n her
oh
ll Ul lie. Word received I his Week
was to the id fed that they had had
a Hue trip and had reached their
destination safely,
o t
Sunday (iucsts t
.Mr. and .Mih. I-Jrnesi Dcl.nngand
family of (Irango Hail were Sun
day guests at (he home' of Mr. and
Mrs. I. D, Siuutr, un (he side hill
road. ;
I jdertuln Al lllnnci
Mi. nil Mrn. Clvde Myers
hear Suiunietvlllc entertained
dinner last Thursday evening hav
''or an outing and stopped off here
for a short visit.
- o
Sunday nt Wallowa
The Misses Isabel, Mae and V.lllh
Prior and Vlvluri McFall of liubler
; ji n il Miss Luello Mimiuts of La
visit among their relatives Tor some
time. Mr. Wight's father came Sun
day mni nlng frnui Wlllapa and will
look alter the Kighl farm during
their absence.
--o
Sp mini Ankli-
I.OIillni. Unit, ulio In mini,- Hill,
hi't- Ki-iinil-timttiiT. M rn. W. A.
W. ft mi I Mi in Mil ltt,U't' HJiflnv.l
il wiTily -vr.al 1 miKl,. Sin,,y
Mi-'n I. ill. un, In roiniiuny with Miss
llliiy Sinn, (IslniiK- I,,.,.,, froiii Ciill.
I'm nln, i . ii,'K,',l ii l,y I'nrl llm -
mi fuinlny ,n,l ,,,.. Mu,.rl r,ir
'I'- 1,1 Hi'' l'ii,'k of lux our. Inir.
' " "I'' I I'll- III" llllll' Kirls win
lull,',! i.iii ul lh.' i.ii'. l.,nii,,
I l'l In 111! Inr lii mi i.' In Unit mini.
n'T. Tin
tllill III' Ii
ilrlver Man no! awui
I In.sl Ii In ynunir p:lM.s,-ii.
Illllll lit' Int. I kiiim- sniin' ilt.H-
Inn.
0 -
'I'lMIl llllkl't'
'.''HI .h:.,iii'
Of SllUlllllT-
n i ry M mis, ni
,n:i'lli, r wltti ;
ui I u nn, m i
. . ilrovi. t.i '
.11.1. .1 111.. 1,11
:.'. itn.'Ms ut
s Mil Win
tn.'i v lll.. III, ,
Ii" W.iiinn, i s !
'.Hill ,l
I:."..' M,,
.' W.1K..I,
r S'll'.l.iy
Hi
N. ml
I' In
i .'i ut n,
1111,1 u
M
Willi. ii
il In s.ii
111 'IM
. I I
111' II It'll ,1,1
n
; Mow lr Milton
I
Mr. nml M
Hiiro Itl.lllli im,
nmlly u
ih. nil,.
'r. inly
liuii' I.. . n i ue on tin.
inn. Il in ,,i f.. li.n,.
Miln.ii.
ir intilri'
ii h
tlinn.
Ii' il.,- Hi
i,
isllhij; 1. inn, Inn, tin i
Aillnir Sunt, i ol i:i,iln
III I
s u in n it'i'i ii!,.
it tin- liinn,,
l isiiiii i.,r t
I. Ill,
H'.l tlil-lnothi'
M'
lal I'uilllw.
I'mi'linsiw
Ai'H'm(,w
I.t'Otuiil lluiiii,.u of tinr 1'nlnn
li recunly juiri Ims.'il fioin llir
' Tl, K. Wllxon entitle a tmrt of RO
Ijktcm, Improved niur I'm Ion n
All) lake Immediate ponceau I on. Mr.
Huffman had lived out l'yl I'un
you way uml had disponed of hi
MmhltiiKM I line within the la fit week
'or two.
o
Improver I'i'diii ()MTtion
I W. AL Coelviell tuitfi-iit Hi Hot
l.i. It n fi-i.in ili Ilfish I'm Mm- loi'iilht.-
reported tu be
I'OVeririK f rum
1'iuly perfoi mi it.
I(,r IHin.(lU( Mr, Iini, Mt,s, j, H
Mieii at the i uw,
o
iioo j'iiM cvoji 'rtHii1
'nu nt y njjeni, N. ('. I onnldon
of Wullowu ruuuty had Uh flint
farm fropn lour laNt Hatuiduy and
It wii reported lu have been (iihf
Micren,sful, Mr. Iinnahlhon tool; bin
raravan to the IT, O. Ilurnion fiuin
i In t be l.eup neUih Inn hood w lit-if
Idllfereiu varlr-tlen whlrli had bei-n
KrOUTl Ofl IcmI plOtH Wi'l'P CMitllined.
0ir I'mm IVinllcton
Mr. and .Win. Lynn llasbrouck
und hihi of I'endleion wi-iv KUewt
over tho Weekend at the home nt
Mrn. Hawhrouck'H parpiilM, Mr. and
Mr. M. H. Prior at Imhler. Mr.
J luxhroiiek returned home Sunday
evening, while Mih. ilashrnuck re-
inalncd lor u Innwer vlnlt.
0- .
'inn aip'y
Air. and Mrn. i It. ltoblnson.
IhiK Hummer It was rather short ,u.Vi toRether with ul I material,
nnd the cttws were taken off for!, i ,,, ,....1 ..r,,n.. .vnnsen
; five, days when it made
growth, that the animals were put
on it again. No alfalfa was on the
I'lace this year hut Mr. ltoblnson
! expects to put considerable acre
'age in it for next year. The ltnblp-
loimare niiiklng at present 17
cows, using Del.aval milkers and
Heparators operated by electriclly
u 'l Hire of Die products. They
l"li' cream sweet.
t'H Al I.lgill
-Mt'H. Day Cope and two
onfi, Kenneth find Jack of ' I .on
Angeles, Cal., who have been visit-
fchillves In I 11 n went to
today to visit a few days
"inong relatives before going to
sponane. Mrs. Cope will lie
eiubered as Miss Nellie Dluniestlne.
Murder of Doct'or
Mystifies Policed
,,, ,,,,,, ihet forth to govern hr.i Tliislle-
1 I IMII ltd, Aug. L'l AI')--,ullt(t-H proj;rnni (lf work He is 1.1
Lured irom his office in Carrlck, N,,Uon , tn all in his power
U Huhnrb, last nilK ostmislldy to tu UHMH, in the detect.lnn and eradi
minlster in a sick woman, r. liar , ,.r imi,,,,.,,,,!,! ihw in-
ry it. Dapper, ltd. prninhieni. phy
Jsltdau, was shut to death, accofd
Ing to the physhdan's father, by a
of man w ho eseated In the doctor's
at car.
I Henry J. Dapper, 5.1, the rmher.
who accompanied his son ami the
.unidentified stranger on the t rip,
I was slugged over (he ltead with a
.blackjack. He Is hi a hospital
I w here his son died early today
from a gunshot wound.
I I'oltee were mystified bv tile kill
ing. AlltMAII. IM IU ASl s
SA FltANCISCO (AP) - Alt -I
planes are now carrying t a per cent
(of all cuiss-country mall, Mild W,
j G. Herron. vice president of Die
Pacific Air Transport, In announc
ing; thai :Ti new planes had been
'ordered fnr the San Francisco. chl-
CagO HelVlCe.
Cluise-H
on the
people so
obscurity,
portrait In to he placed
in w f 1 O.tHIO hill. Some
em in bo Just doomed to
OUT OUR WAY
fiT'nTtfiT..
8-; ; !
, MAvAJMIKI VCVM Fo&'oa-ITEO
FLAMMiM MAOUW '. HAOVM.
BOWE.D JAW
VVc?i" ,,n iP Am' a
I IIAIKlT tiOT MO
I'M A OOlM "T HU
V.OAO CV OAT-b ff.R
OlOMPCD VCW-w 1 cxnjE. HIM A DET
O' CitfATlTOPfe Fv-ty
COMMOKlTvf OP A LOT O' OROAVJ
LLNLitO BtL.V.FRii.1' kmp .
UMIHLVf -.KlMfeO
LA GRANDE EVENING
TUBERCULIN TESTS
SHOW CONDITIONS IN
COUNTY SOME BETTER
"('Oiidltluim In 1'nlon counly me.
dlifereiii from any other eetion nt
Die Ktnte In rejmrdH to Die leniiltM
f lulu testldK tor tube) culOhix III
cattle," Maid Dr. W. K. TliUlleuutie.
ri dent I vet erlna iin n fur Ka.-tei n
tlreon. "While lentlniC 1ih been
Kotntf on for xeveral y-arM. and it
vsiMild naltirull)' be expeet.ed that
lienlM would be cleaner, that Is not
exa.'lty D ue. 'Vu tent which i k
tntf on now," accurdlriK' t I r.
Thifil lew-ail e'H Mtaleinerit, "will
', probably nhow ronditinmi to he bet
j ler, hut un the yoar Ik only half
over that ran not be stated defi-
nlle'y. At preHMit, 1th. teM show
.TiTi nf one per rent reaetoiM. I he
fact thut l iilnn county in practic
ally new In the dairy huli)esM and
Dat there linn been an nnuwiial de
velopment In thin pari leu la r field,
wllh hundredH of milk i-uum
biuuKht into Die counly from other
utatea or other neelion.H nf DiIh
Ktaie, makcK Ihe situation diiterent
from other KeetloriH of the Htate and
i iuIh Die jteroentttKe of unlniaiH re
aetllifC to the tuheroulln tent larger
than won hi oOietwirie be the case,
HlieaklllK K'l)rully, the riluation
Ik. belter over the counly wIDi a
half year of tivjDnK over, accurd
lutf to Die doeloi, but with one
lu IX'1 berd recently tested Hliowlnjf
t ho presence of t uberclilusls. I he
uveruxe iluen nut nhow up mo -L
Mr. Thisllewalte Hinted that there
were many tieople, per ha ps hull-
WUf',liaie met by I'ncle Sam. The only
tceptlon to this is in Die mailer
l traveling expenses where ot her
mentis of conveyance are used than
;W hul Is termed as common carriers,
ithls meaning the expenst. of his
car. etc., ami that expense musl lie
(met by the state and county. That
ttie cost of materials lined Is great
was Illustrated by Dr. Thistle
! wult(. when he pointed to a small
cation on his desk, ubou! 4ii
j indies which conlained $;H'i( worth
j of tuberculin. '
Dr. Thistlewalle has other duties
(besides those which pertain strli-t-
ly to the tesllug of cattle. He is
the only one who can giv. a clean
bill of health and allow Ihe ship- ,
incut of cattle train Ilils part of
,1110 stale inltr Cunada, all Inlenia
jtlonal shipments must pass through
Ids hands, lie also can Ktant per-!
inihsloii for the Hhipment ut cattle
llleh would pass (he slate line.
There are no hard and fast rules
(dudes an educational program, dc
:uh well a the udual testing pro
gram. Dr. Thisth wuile is a grad
uate of the Washington Slate col
lege at Pullman and has been in
'work of this general character fur
fight yearn. The last four years
he has been 111 La. drande as fed
1 eriil veterinarian and his territory
Includes all the stale from Mora
jouiiuly to Die Idaho state Hue and
i from the Washington while Hue
Isnuih to Nevada and Cahiornia.
j According to I r. ThiKllc-witih',
Oregon was oneVf Die pioneers In
Die mailer of testing fur tuhercu
ilosis and a u result II Is today
j one of the cleanest slates in t his
1 regard In Die Fntlrd Stales. Wlien
! Die late ex-Governor it nyennini'
1 was stale velerlnatian he
with tho testing when It
was busy i
was nee- t
tssary to havo Dm tuberculin Im
norled from Germany. The bureau
tor eradicating I ubereubisis In cat-j
lie was instituted In this slate in
mi;.
The services of Dr. Thlstlewalte '
are freo to those who need it and
' GilUt
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OBSERVER
niMe-jiiently he in kept Inmy. A
contract or UK't-eiuent -in asked tor
by Ihe Kuvcinment tor tlnote having
t he!r herds tented, tho agreement
bi'in contimd to a promi-He on the
part of Die owner to dispose of
any unlnniiK which read to the tu
berculin test. In neeui dancf. wll h
t he re'lUtreinenti: of t he govern-
meiit and lo Kuhjert the preinlhi-H
miic I) tr
'Htllielit UH will lend to-
I the
radlcatlon of Ihe dH-
COVE PERSONALS
' OVK. Ore., (Special) AV. .1.
Hallmark left on Saturday 10 Join
his wife and suns at Wallowa lake,
They have been there fur Die last
week. .
Camp Yew lluw. the buys caniji
in the upper reaches of the can
yon, is still cnrrylnV on. J. it.
I'rice, Die proprietor, took his buys
to Mt. Fanny a week ao and spent
the entire week eplnrlu the sur
round lim country. They spent
some Dine at Tear I lake, at t he
very top of Die mountains. War
ren Laird,
spent Die
ne of the Cove buys,
ek with Diem on the
Mt. Fanny trip. Allen Mills, an
other Cove boy. tins been with
them for (he last week. Kueh hoy,
during his stay aL Camp Dow has
earned ills "Y" which testifies to
his ability in swimming, archery,
woodcraft, etc. On Wednesday of
this week the hoys will he taken to
Wallowa Lake, wliere they will be
taught boating. With Diem will go
Die director. .Mr. I'rice, Mrs. I'rice
a nd Luna, Nelda and I'M ward
Dlnnni. who do Die camp cooking,
I,. D. Lantz and h, K. Anderson
anil Logan and 'nnrad Anderson
left late Saturday afternoon for a
ten days camp at Anthony lakes.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fletcher
'!'
entertaining .Mr. and
Light, of Tangent.
Mrs, Moyd
it, Idaho. Mr.
nf jhe school nt
Id friend nf Ihe
j Light is principal
' Tangent and an t
, Fletchers.
I Miss Kva Huberts, nf Portland,
I a guest at the homo of her par
ents, Mr. und Mrs. K. F. Huberts.
Miss Huberts is a talented singer.
, having won some distinction in
1 music during her residence in
Salem a few years ago. when she
was employed ut the state home.
(hin Saunders. of La
G ra ud t
I nnd his fa I her, K. Saunders, of
Portland, were guests of Mrn, Cora
Hldom, nil Sunday. K. Sanders was
a resident of Cove abuiit ' t years
iign.
j The Hev. S. V . Creasey returned
on Salurdav a fternoon from a trip
abroad. Me visited his parents In
I London. Mr, Creasey's early years
were spent In London, coming to
Die P. S, wlien abntit ".'il years of
ago. lie found things much
changer from his early remem
brance and was glad to get hack
here. Do held services in the As
cension Church Sunday morning.
Mrs. Creasey has been reading the
service during his absence.
, The new rector, Die Vtev.
Phllo-
.111011 I-1. St urges, is expected to ar
rive on Saturday Sept. 1. At that
'time Die Ht. Dev. W, I. Henilng
1 011 nf Pond Id mi. bishop id' Fast -0111
Oregon, will ntn ho hero,
j Mr. and Mrs. Nell Klght. and
two small daughters, will leave
Tuesday for a t wo weeks visit
j with Mrs. Kight'H sisters, Mrs.
Waldo HiehardKiin and Mrs. F.rnest
I ISoorligren, at TlelHnuhani. 'Wash.,
and Nelson
-Veil Right.
Kighl, n brother of
MAHlill'i' 1'ltlM.S OVF.HNliAS j
SAM JOSF A P California
prunes will be marketed in the
I 'tilled Kingdom hereafter under (
Die Sun-maid br.utd and with the
j t'oopernl ion of t he
that organisation.
se
ling In
ol
which will han
' Die California
die the output ol
Prune ussoeiailon.
"
, A tax bill Is nev
til U has been tec
r nttraetivc
dptotl.
By Williams
'1 LIM
SOU i,oT
Killer
iMaf imct .
SLfiM 'lM
NiT-l ALL
VAJAW
O' Hi
'im Tekj
Him
PcimT
A ONI
NOsN
Childers Clan
Enjoy Reunion
Near The Cove
Mr. and Mrn. (ieorwe P. rhlldein
w ho rewide near the Cove entertain
ed Sunday at their home, the mem-bct-M
of their family, the renult be.
IiiV one of the moht enjyable re.
union the ChildeiM family ban ever
held. Jn the company of guemH
were children, grand children, and
Ihe only Bieat-Krandi-hlld. (Jeoixn
Lake of rieuwant tliove. together
,, hrotherw and Hlwlers und other
relative. They aKnemhled In the
inornlnjf and were ready for tho
humptuoiiM family dinner Kerved at
lonif tables spread tinder the treeg
on the I'lilhlerii lawn nnd overlook
Inif the beautiful Crande Itonde
valley. I'ink und white sweet pons
made beautiful table decora t Ions
and Die center pelre was an iin-i
niense atiKel food cake decorated in I
pink and white
made by .Mrs. I.ee
hlldern. The dinner elaborate in
every KeiiHp of Die word was served!
at two o'clock. After the dinner.)
t he older folks enjoyed Heveral
bourn just visitlnif." while for the t
younger people there were games
etc nnd some visited Ihe swimming
pmd. Defore the company dis -
p. rse.l the hosl and hostess served ,( (I(.,jp 4s,' anil Idind. was Hlab
Pink and white ice cream and cake, j )f(1 OH ,h(, niln(,H anplM ,IlMl
i Those present Sunday were Mr.Jnlght. The stubbing Is said lo have
and Mrs. Childers' daughters, Mrs.
Howie Kramer an sons, Clifton and
Irvin of Wnodhmd, California, Mrs.
Klla hosier of Oakland4 California,
Mrs. Lulu Glenn and husband of La
Grande: their sons, George Jr, hlfl
w iff and their twin sons. Leslie and
I.eland of Woodland. California.
Lee Childers, wife and two chil
dren. Flda May and Leltoy of
Cove. Doris Childers, wife and chil
dren, June. Kohcrl and Hetty Ann
of Jmbler, the grand-daughter, Mrs.
Maine Childers Lake, her husband
and son, George, of Pleasant Grove,
the latter being Die only 'grout -grand-child
of the Childers family.
Others present were Jim Chlltiers,
the only surviving brother, and hlH
wife of "enterprise, Oregon: Albert
Childers a nil grund-son, Hilly Par-
ker. of Knterprlsc. Mr. and Mrs.
William Chlhlers and nou, Albert!
of Knterprise, Mr. and .Mrs. George I
Childers and children Lois nml 1
Jack of LoHtlne, Mr. ami Mrs.)
Cecil Childers and. d u u k h t e r, ,
Vet-da, of LoMlno, Oregon, Mrs.!
Frank Chlltiers ami son. Merle, of!
Lu Grande, Mrs. Florence Childers
Irwin and daughter, Huth uml won,!
Triiuuin, of Island City. -Mr. and I
Mrs. Henry Parson of Klgjn. Mr. I
and Mrs. Crunk Johnson, tlaugh-
Xi'v' Sylvia and son. Frank und Mer-1
ton Childers oi Pleasant Grove, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Howard Glenn of La
Grande, Ot her guests outsltlt of
those relatives, "were Mrs, Cap Tut
De, and son, John of linblor, Miss
.lea not to Tut tie of Sum merVlUe,
M iss May Colt, formerly of Sum
niervllle, but now of Portland. Mr.
and Mrs, J, L, Andrews of Itnbler,
I ra Kennedy and Hubert Master
ton, of La Grande.
Kellogg Is bothered about Pan
ama, balloting and the people
about ordinary straw.
TT?
Caveat emptor
A few years ago "Let the buyer beware" was not so
far from being' .the motto of American business. If a
man set out to buy a razor he might get a very excel
lent one-and, again, he might not. There were some
very fine products. And some very poor. And there
was no way of choosing the good from the bad, except
by test.
Today that condition hardly exists. In every line
of merchandise there are trade-marked, standardized
products. Products that are unvarying in quality and
performance that can be depended upon year in and
year out. When you buy them you know what they
are, what they'll do, and what they cost They're
advertised products!
To take full advantage of this to protect yourself
to save mpney watch the advertisements! When
you need anything turn to the advertising columns
of this paper. Read about the things listed there.
When you find the article you need, buy it not
haphazardly, but by name!
The
A PRIZE RECIPE
(Hy Mr. ' iv. Wi'IkIiI)
wmiti-: cam;
cup nhortenlng ' 1
1 clip ingar ' J Sunday was a gala day for ll-
Whiles 4 eggs wards of one hundred member of
'.a cup milk tiie different subordinate granges a
1 tablespoon lemon juice in I'nlon county. Hock Wall grango ,
. teaspoon baking powder up nnrth of Klirin one of the new
1 cups cake flour j est granges, and one of the sniall
I teaspoon vanitlu. est, ta i -ttul soinet hitiftr in the way nf
Cream butter and beat to a light increasiiiK sociability among Die '
cream. Add milk and I cups of different organisations ly inviting
Dm flour sifted four times. Add all of the other granireM in ho their
lemon juice and egg whites beaten guests at n picnic. The invitation
very stiff. Add remainder id' flour wiin heartily accepted and most of
with baking powder. the units had eompuuics of luctn-
Oruiiue Icing
' i cup butler and
1 cup powdered sugar cren nied
toget her, i
t egg willies." beaten stiff and
Another cup powdered sugar
uhlpped together,
lleat both of Diewe mttiires lo-
gether and add Do- gniled rind of
one orange and Die juice. if too
Oiin add more, sugar lo make the
proper consistency.
ItllMAItK ( AIMiS KTAIimNt;
KilKSNO (AIM Henrv Ingar-
i(,u, WHM olllfh, )v (Hit.(. uftvr ,Ure
result ch from an offensive 1
made about Mrs.. Zingarelll.
mark
a 'i si:i or miootivg
WFAVKHVILLK (AP) .John
Dinkle. a taneher of the Deer
Springs district,
county' jull her
was held in the
penning cnarges
which may result from a coram
jury verdict holding that IHnklolwlll
shot A.
a -unrr
Cooper to detail llfler
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advertisements proteet
interests read them
Tuesday, August 21, '1923T
iGrange Members
Picnic Sunday
j North of Elgin
bei-H present.
The grangers ffaDp red nt D1
A
school house In the morning. Tit
"as Informal visit ing1 unlli noon,
j w hen Die dinner wiih served and
fryin all reports It beggared des-
eripiion, with Koek Wall fnrnish-
ing coffee and cream, lemonade
and let cream. Doing justice lo
the dinner required no little time,
for all the good things so alum-
dnnt this season of the
in evidence.
After il inner there was u shorl
program and u trip to I In; ire caves
whlflji was a new experience for to
nmjurity ,rof Die erouo am wiih a
ileligjitfni one. The day offered in
between events ample lime fur the
folks from 1 he different quarters
of the county to meet and also to
become better acquainted. the one
Jitlea Hindi Wall had in mind when
jihe picnic was plunned.
Ond Utile item not on the sche
duled program furnished some
thrills, that wan when parlies kill
ed two rattle snakes, one having
three rattles und u button and Ihe
other six rattles nnd a button.
The picnic was pronounced a de-
cided succesH. so much so that it
loubtlesH be repeated in the
future with different
hosts nnd hostesses; .
groups
EFFECTIVE MAY as TO SEPT. 39
RETURN LIMIT OCT. 31, 1918
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