La Grande evening observer., August 28, 1928, Image 6

tuewl;iyV:Angiist 28, 1928
rage Six
LA GRANDI? EVENING OBSERVER
1
Over The Valley
, AIhIk-1 K. Morton, 'U y Newi Editor
StirniiM'i'Vlllo AJtl ii'mmen lijiniel, urnr tin
Tilt n-Kulitr ilieeilnx of lh Hum-! i'lmer plum lnt Thurmluy evenliiK.
m. -mil.' .mli'H Ai.l wilt 1m- Uehl ul j Mid. Mrrlr Ijhw-ii iub-1 Ml I.Mn
tint homo of M ik. Klmer NViinon ut .nley v.ere in cbiirK. ami ZS uf
J try Creek m lnhhyih(toa tin- nee youiiK people uf Cv- were prr,-
oml Thinn-l-iy of SniipinlH'r. jft'iil, Hiirintt wnhut Hie hon-
-o I or w '-" fai ti r-Hfit ftl
Dfilny I'lnc Work Willi honutlrul hom-m-us. The luiter
Tim Memler of t lift Mt'illciil ! pari of ili eveiiuiK n pnl
HprinKx limnm im-lertitklni? n ' u-ihiIiik weineiii Jtmi tmiMinic
very fin' plcrc of wnrk wlili'li will f iiiMrsliiiiallow.
Maml for yours an a memorial io o
their thou(ihlfiilni umi roiniiiun- hHiiiltn UV'k Al llol1
hy Kplrii. J n tho ni'iir futun ai Itev. H. I. Ilun-n, p.istnr
ilrinklntf fouiiliiln on Tin- hitch way of Dm- 'nmmunlly rhitn-h, at In.
hftuffti M-ltfiil inn! linker will In' lliu rny, elt yeMlerilny fur Jiol.t
formally ilcillran d, poHHlhly it may Hi,(.ri. )h. uth-m! the MHhorilHt
Jh- a month ln-ior-' ih fountain l ronit-rcnro which In belnic li lt
f-ntlrcly finlnhcl. The water In tlnin thlH neHi,' lie will In Rone
plfieii milt- a way bin milieu from au teek. I
fpM-nuliI i-prins :imi will lunilsfii q
VMUiik ItWuiiw-s
,niMllnir h-uk In the form of how- , drove lit-l hr tonmlw removed lunt
(rr fir Aim. WIIHum Tnylor. IHjcIhk ,Tlnulay ami Xttm U-turn I'tU tf
(ti huHlnc-HM MiHxion, Mm. JiMfj)U, tjie Wimw operation jin-forme'l
j McAilUifi reported on the meeting t he pnvioiiK w-k.
i which tv;in held recently concern- (
jlnK Ihf o. H. r. xl..nln Hcrvlce )(nm.r (;m.s(fj
tin- clone of a very pli-uwiiit aft cr- I . . . . . , . . . .
noon. rcfrchmenM were Herve.l ,y . ;
,M rn. Taal. Vri. H:.mh Wnrknmn " "' " "
t'ovf ... ,it , ,u .. jiioine Ol Mi: and .Mm. t. -;. Hiark,
County School Superintendent's Report
Given Interesting Facts Brought Out',
JIXM.HI.
fh t-.stiniulfd value of chool
liMiM'S iiiiil tfrci:n'K $77". t).
nnl
WUH u ViMitOr lit the IIHellnf.
lrt. liciini'tly liMjirotinic -
Ali'K. I. t Kennedy, u hoHi- honni i
(m on "uve avenue, In reported to
he -ttlii(f nloiitf Very nicely. Who
wan operuted on at Hot Lake IttHt I
1 Wednesday. Aim, it. A. .Maxteiton I
ha hi en with Alrn. Kennedy ut the
lake. f
Allen.lcil ,Mt
I. est er .Maxterlon and Velum
1' iiuedy u ere amonfc the peioitH
w ho attend) d the t'liiou l'a Hie
athletic tut et iit Itoim- .Sunday and
.Moiiflay,
, wiif .Siininu rvlMe.
o
VMiiru 1'an til'
,Mr. Vina Thalcher, of Iluminjr
ton. Im vlMtluif lor u week or twt
nT th home uf h r parenl. Mr
ami A I I'M. Krank .McKinni. who re
Side Hear Kuiuiuervillr.
ftciiii iiK To VtiH (t Co.
A1r. Kilty .McKay, who hun t,
visiting her aunt. Al ra. K. Alurcli
Jhod nnd other rehitivcH In the I'h-a-ant
Grove dijitrlet for several
weeks, iijiH returned to lier home at
Antelope, (ire.
County Htiperlntendent of Svlioolm ,eled :i"-l liiliefl to dire for the?
K. A. tttyvt luiH juwl couiiili'tt'd hi Mehooti;.
annual irport, u report coveiinjfj 'IJure are 13.70:' iOoim In wliool
all the tiling which have to do with lihrurlet over the county,
the operation of the c))oo!m in thoj Thei w-io piii(haed for the
county. A pertiftal t,f thut i ''put t r fotmty whoolx b'.ih volume duiInK
l M"ite tnteretlnf to the resident Ihc year.
of the county, that Im, the laxay-( Koriv-three liiichei-M Vuli'IiI Pi
unp-room buikllnKf durlnit the year.
1 1.34.
WO Ilie
liht
excellent water for the t ravel lern
on thin road. The work in connec
tion wllh the fountain tutu te u
conlrllnited hy the ranKcrs and
that 1h no Htnall nmMer aa (he wa
ter had to he piped unite u way
from the Hprlm: to tho hiKhway. A
hroiue taldet will tell the pntmeraby
to wham they are Indebted. ev
eral other foimtairiK make tip the
complete plan ol the K''anjc hut
tio definite announcement h can la
jnade concerning them uh yet.
o
l.ooMiiK I'or ShiN-n
Cap Tutilr of Imhler rodr up lo
the I'jiuite where hin Hheep ami
IhoMo of hlfi mother, Mi-h, Jean"llc
Tuttlo are, one day hint week, to
take provi.tlotui and alno to begin
ttearch for MOino 4ii hend if heet
which are mlwiinK find liavo been
for KOinr time. About that many
cwch are reiorted iih mlttMlng, A
Hhort thtiP ao nine head were
foiiml lit the vicinity of Covo hnv
Intf strayed that far. Mr. Tuttle 1h
hopinK that hln hee Jiuve Iteen
Hcuitered and that the wailderiruc
ouch mny he quickly found, rather
than that they have been Hioh-n or
kilted by wild nnliua1n.
Offlci't To AlcNM
The offlcern of the PomonA
(iraiiKc will hold ft meeting at thn
Jtluc .Mountain Grange hall next
VUlt Aunt
Tho little AfiNNen
1 inrothy nnd
Vlsfiiittc At l.luln
Al kfit
AHhm Kveiytj AlcKetmon daiiKliler Huriday, nt 2 p. in., to make ar-
of Air. and AIih. Itouth AlcKeiinon, rantfenientu for tho 1'oftiona mcet-
of Alice), in NpendliiK a few day in the hint SatunHiy In Scptemhef.
at the Kd Hull home at, J'lcaMant o
Grove,
o
Had fictile Al Aleillcal
Air. ami Mim. Carl Culler and
Hon, Clair and Air. and Mtm, C. 1'
Welch ami Wayne Welch, of Jmb-
ler. Ml'M. J. P. Taylor, f.l' Ittrh Hill. r,. .., . , L. ' . ... I
Mo., and Air. and Alrn. Walter
Alathewn, of linker, made up a
party that motored to .Medical
Hprtim'H Hnnday for a pbinc dinner.
After dinner the pari went down to
Pondosa. HpendiUK ''the afternoon
there.
0
VNJihiff Aunt Al Imhler ! au. ToiiIU Hcmmivc.I
iinn i.oina lien -tiainevva, oi na-i
lniiriA('4 Ihiiry
1 N, K. Wet hun. added It! Gin rn
' f'attle to lilti dairy herd, an w.-II
an a new milkinir plant, lb- now
haa one of the most up-to-dat
dairy harna In the county, um wi lt
ItH One ol the JllOKt lioteil berd.
er.- who caiv to we throufh what
channels money r.tlM-d by clntol
tax.-n ,-(). (Hid by the (tchoid pat-
riHtii who are naturally interested
, in the manner in which the count)
Kchool HHlein it) operaled.
"j Hranniiuf the teport and taktnn
l-.lt.liiM at lilll'b.m, Ihele ilie motile
wlja h a i -f .UKled uul and i
just iik I hey a ear on th" final
document. Tjiee are merely IM
' d, but they are llluinlmitini:-
N'ttmber ol" p.-o.oiiN ovi r 4 yeai'H
and uiioer :'( In the coiin'y - male.
7:';;; leniaiex, :fit;;..
; The averaKe monthly Halary was
Ml I . S ',.
There were .lit 7 teachers I't-icis-tered
In the county during the year.
The p rlvu I and pitrocliial
nchoolM hel'l u'limil lo month Our
IniC lite yeLir,
They employed four women
f achem In tiie elementary Ki-hool
and (hree women teachern In the
.secondary Mchoul.
In p t 1 v a t e im-1 parjchi:
schools were H boH In the ('.
Khtmmted viilu. of futftlluii
lUiplnent. 'ij.ti5".
Aveiaue sJilary .of men. ?M
i Averace stalary
iJlfift.tH.
' Tot.il number dollars of di
tax levied, $j:j.',9')7.4".
liem.H from the county superin
tendent's annual report to the.Hlnte
Muperintembnl concerning the cost
of Kchouls in I'uion county the pi'-l
yenr:
lccf;MH
Cash at hefclnnln-.; of
Kchonl yea,- I - 4.'! I'
Ileeelved from alt fuml 4 I .i".:t"
. ( Julstaiiillmc w a rranf k
not pah! J0,!hi;i.h
.A SEASONABLE
RECIPE
( mi ftp
liead.s I
Piccalilli
f.'1-ecu .tomatfit's.
f ecle
Number of re:, i lent pupils in thej1
hiich
4 "7; tei
, Kfi les
or a lot
tmols ol the conuly
.ales, i'.-i; number
male.s, 16".':;; f.-inal.
,1 of -lUNJ.
ma les,
n the
1 4'.,
uientary and .six in the secondary,!
ill il
TOT A I M-S"-
t'.n udllitrCH
i "(tHt of e I e in e u t a r y
. I Id ade
1 Vurtl ol hlr.ll school
.'a.sli oi haul
4 mild peppci-H (pimlcn'uPK rnnj
be u-ed.i . X
ttliid Kl-een pepper.
Z lam-e w hile oui'Uis. , ' '
ur 4 l.:iv;e cucumbers.
1' lieads ol" cithhaKc if Hinall or "
I if lai-je.
1 cwp of Halt.
1 uuartH of vinegar.
'I pitumlri brow n suar.
'i cup white muHtanl Heed.
1 teaiuion mustard.. - i ;
1 i-i teiiHponuH black pepper.
l'n.cess: Pur alt thr veetableH -thrtfimh
the bed chopper, sprlnkl" !
with salt and let It tand ovei
niuht, In ihe nuu'iitiiu, drain and.
press in hau imttl juice an nuirn
1 1;
J A:,"M ale
llHf the yei,
JltK'h Si houl.i.
Mil
attem)anc
rade., 4Tn
:: I .
It
;.4:i";
I Si'.
lurinu' t .,
hijrb
Taking Treatment!
AItk. A. K. J.anman. of Itnlih r In
lorothy J.oomiN and her takiiiK treatmentM at the Mawiiie
brother. Pi il. art vihilintf from Nature. Home in ta Grande. ,1 Airrrrete davn
Heml with, their uiielu '.umi aunt, n the year urn de
mi: ami ,mih. joe mer, or Kb ljullcs A III AIci'Hiik -i school.-:, 7 S a J5.fi.
Kin. AIIkh l,oomlt4 hax beeii 'here , The Alicel 1.u.iie' At.t mi i,e..t f Avetau.. .. i:.it.- (,n..ti,t.,iwe
Kivcrmdc park Thuifdav after- grades, I'T.ss.T : hinli school, sr.u.:;.
noon. .The comuiiltre iir-hniRe of. Per cent of . atlenHanct frnob-s,
the, afternoon's J4-nfertalnment fot- !'..'!; lilh -s"hool. !'4..
low: '.MiM. rtruce Clurk, Mr. W. J. j Tl.-eiv are f.ii oi km iu.c.) disti i. ts
cae, Mia. t'arl l-'ulh-r nnd Alifsen in tjie county.
fo ineveral w
ter joined .her
ka w hlle her bi oi h
iiire u Wel; ,'iKO.
Gnc-I' l-tr la . ...
j Airs. It, K. Slack and dautfhlerM,
Meruice and VntlLs vUiled at lite
jl-'rank AlcKintlls home' lat Tiiurrt-
ker, is Hpemlintf the week with her'
aunt. Airs. Carl Culler al the Pul
ler home near Imhler.
o
On Oimplnu Trl
Air. and Mm. ILarry Ttuhl and
.Miss .Monica Huh), of Alieel, Airs.
May Hlon, of Wilmington, Cab, Cloy
lb-cram, of Portland, who Is pud-
iuK t he summer with M ih. Jlarry
Kucltiiian anil Wllma Gaskllt, of
Allctd, spent tltt'ep tiays hist week
canipltiK on the .Mluam ami ('lark'n
Airs. Alertie Lewis, of PhaRiint
Alary and AlarKnrxt Taylor.
Kohh' Alumni Visitors
, A band of Indians, la
(Continued on T'lge 8.)
TOvelyn Hamlerson of lry Creek are ' 'r,i, k' Tii, y returned Sumlay eve-
vtsitlnw: for n tlino nt the home
their aunt. Airs. Wayne Park
HiiininerviHe.
i(r .nliiK with a KOod
nt ,and all reported a
trip.
suiiply of trout
ry phasant
M-hlnjf At Imhler jYMted At onnut
XI las Hester Hopkins spent nj Air. and Airs. Jack Nellson, of I.a
few days last week with Kllzabet h ( Grande, were vislthiK nt the ( c.
Jluroit at Jmblcr. Miss Jlopkhis Conrad liume, near Imhler Sunday,
lias been visiting In l.ti tltandej o-- 1
frnii) her homo In On k n. 111. Tin ! U hoopini; Con it h ltcoiicd
two Kills were school mutes at St. A lew cases of whooping couirh
i... i . ...
jliave need reMHIei near lllllili r -e- i
jfently. ii li liouiih none are believed;
'to he of a serious nature. j
11ohns Hall, In Portland.
41 Kil ls In the elemental y and I
ttie secondary. '
There were spent for various
, items ?x follows:
j Me pairs and Improvements of
Kt -omuls tirades. JSJi!.7J; hiKh
i jrchools. $i S7.l:!. j
Hep. ihs and replacement of
liiipmer.t grades, a i j 7 . U 7 ; hl;:li l
schools. Ji.'ltS'.Mi,
I Library hooks o.utsldn of enuniy'
library- In k grades. l I Hl.tlf.: Iiitrh
j.schods, $71'7.afi. . ' j
I New site-- grades, JN-4.1N; lii-h
; schools, Jt'iui. on. j
j New bultrllngs grades. $ S.1 C.u T : !
I There are lit school houses. ! htgh schools, f.HiZ'.Z I. .
j Sixiy of these operated during i Kuuioment of new bulldiitjfs and
.the'past school year. . j grounds -grade--, " $st;i.:'; high
: rhiriy-nim itistricts had nine I hoois. Ji'Hi,.r,j,
montlri school. Alterations on old buildings
The ccunty superintendent t rav- grades. . ?:t I 7:..-!,' ; high schools.
TOTAI 34V
Itond-d indebtedness 2 4
KsliniiLti'd - a I u e of
scho tl pro perl " -
Insuiance c:'i i i'd fi-U
i;. a. savmi:,
:t
msslbll is eMH
, mii;:ii- a nd spict
. store.
ed. Add vinegar,
and simmer until
Ie:it. Seal amt
j The hcadlimv "I'lorbla Awaits
uriiUHi New sionn." almost makes us wnn
Miii.au ; ,,! what kind of thrill the people
down there et out of that sort of
County He hut 1 1
erintcndeiif . ' tning.
A FINE HERD
Mill Adds Shift
'Die Grande Homle Lumber com
puny mill at Pendosn put on an
other bJiI ft beginning yesterday.
. VMtiirs I'roin Califnriifa
Mr. ami Mrs. Correct Minch.
jcntli'iii nin. are iHlllng Ibis u(
;nl the Henry Hermann home.
To Tench At llnliicN
anss .tiary t ooi. w no ttiUKUt lust i
yeur In the IiIkIi school nt Imhler ('t mnry Women !crt
ling heii elecirfl to teach at Haines J Mrs. Charles Taal
for, tin- coming year. (the Country Women's
home hist h'rlday aftc
I'iiiUhcs INmuc
John Stoddard, of Pondnsji, re
cently completed n lovely new
home and garage. There is a gnat
deal of building roIdv on thcto at
present.
f familiar with the j perimrnts
e l fiat the Gra ndo si:
lb is in i tm. re rij;ht Horn; are i
liner than thi'otith In i hi ).-: .-)
entertained
Cluh at her
rnoon. Tho
I Those u ho i
J siiuatlort neiie
(londe valley .
now to the
'the dairy induMiy. With ihe
tnr Kltnatlon as nearly ideal a
i of the stale, with
':i..y
mlM
crops raised.
be so out
did inn ly successful.'' fticti condi-
eonduclvc to Kreat thiiiKs
the farm indus-
ms- try. it is believed. M.irkIni: con-
ditions are uImi ' very tutor -jileal,
ami the, producer may dispose of
as one
ol' tho nioft prolific
with sweet ehever ev-
t :
his rMui'lnn'4-rtAHt tir wwrT't
cream ir ii.i st.ur criiMt2aTid re
ceive in echanewi. che,- which
hems kpfi) things on
moving.
There has been a decided ad
vance In the dairy herds over the
'valley within the last yp;ir or two.
Owner of herds hi:ve spent time,
ptiergy and money tn improve their
herds, n w .stock has .been
bm i rhil : -Mom- ret;lsteYirir":inl-
inals may be found within Ihe
lines of the valley than ever he- in the valley.,
fore. It lias been stated authorlta-
lively. The a fade animals have
bfon iniiroved. The breeds chief-.
Ijf found are the .lerseys, Guern
) seys, Holsteius, Short horns, Sw iss
land others.
! The cut above shown, four fine
animals In one Pniou county herd,
'bat which might he found of slml-
(I"t finality on a number of farms
VNMIllg Pn it'll In
Mr. and Mrs. "Jerry" Thatcher,
of Huntington, are spending a week
with Airs. Thatehor's ptirentN, Air.
and Mrs. Frank McKtunls of Imh
ler. Air. Thatcher Is employed by
the railroad company at Hunting
ton and Is on his vacation.
o
Ktijoy Picnic
The Prior nnd Tultlo families, of
Imhler. enjoyed n plcnln on the
Minimi river last'Thursday.
Vl-lUng In Valley
Mrs. Alma Taylor, of Itichhlll,
Mo., who Is a nlster-ln-law uf C. t.
Welch, of Imhler is visiting In the
valley. She is visiting Airs. Carl
Fuller nt present.
o
Visiting rrleiids
Miss Hess Cramer, of Onkwnod,
Cnl.. hns been visiting friends at
Jtnhlrr tor the past week.
o
Hold A u met ( omu ll
The Nissakl Camp I'ire group of
Covo held their August eouell
fire hist Thursday evening nl Camp
Yew How. Airs. Merle Larseti, as
ulst it til guardian, had charge of the
meeting. Aliss IVtermun was wel
I'Oined to the group as a new mem
ber. 0
Ilcturiicil llnnii
Allss Atarlan GeKs has returned
In her home at Cuve niter n two
weeks visit wild friends and rela
tives at Pendleton and Alilum.
' o
Gn Weekend Trip
Mr. and Airs. J. It. Pi ice mid the
hoys from Camp Yew How, near
Cove, left Thursday for Wallowa
J.akw where tiny spent the week
end, Klllng With S Ivt cr
ll isrt Timothy Marker, of Pove.
Ppcilt hint week at Allcel, w here she
van helping her sister. Airs. Prank
lyn Wells, during the haivest sea
son. Sold I'lino
Mr. and Airs. Keller Strliu;hnm
have md'l their tarni at lmbl. r ami
ai-.- planning to move to Kuterpiise
in the mar tuturo,
-o
LIoin Ti-oio Neinda
Mr. and Mrs II. A. lUhrman and
sons. Claude, Wallace, and Max, ol
Ab-tiill. Nevada, spent Tuesday in
Cove with S. 11. Weliner and fam-
Jiy.
o
V Kiting rather Al Cote
Aliss Lva Unbelts, nr S..hm. is
upending a lew d:,yS at C0e ii t the
liotne of her ta'lirr, l;. I". Uoherl.
o
M-h(rs Prom Haines I
Mis. I.IOMl Carter, of Haines. I
upetit 'ednsday iiiP:ht and Tiiuts. I
nay at t oe, visiili.K Mivh !esie
-bclhy.
IS
hard
that
A A
niw car Don
j.
causes wear
Th
eres an oil now
that forms
none of it!
You likely think of carbon ns it form9 in
hard layers on piston and cylinder heads
removed only by expensive scraping.
But the tiny abrasive chips of flint car
bon that constantly "sandpaper" your
bearings, your cylinder walls every mov
ing engine part they'll wear your motor
out before its timet
And you may be blaming hard carbon to
something other than its real cause. It
comes from burned motor oil. It causes
knocking, you may know. Flakes chip off
nnd get under valves, holding them open
to waste power, to burn and warp.
Strangely enough, even the costliest oils
often form the most carbon three to five
times ns much. And the carbon they form
is hard, flint-like the sort that causes
serious damage.
So you can't judge motor oils on "lubri
cating value" alone. A vital point is the
carbon they form How much? What
kind? There is one oil you should know
obout in this connection. ,
Soft an bvn ond only little of it
Shell Motor Oil, made by a new refining
process, forms less carbon than any oil you
can buy. What little it does form is soft,
sooty blows away through the exhaust.
'r - " r,
"" fti -imxrinn Tim I. ii ii 7 mi ifti. . um i.rirlitii f riritriif;gitfi
Pour waste oil on a pane
of glass you' 11 see bits
ol metal "filings" from
your motor's moving
parts. And "dirt" grit'
ty black carbon that
causes wear!
Shell Motor Oil forma
onlyl3tolSthecarbon
of even the cos tlies t oils
and soft, soot-like car
bon that easily blows,
away through the exhaust
It has rt remarkably high heat resistance,
holds its sturdy lubricant body under heat
that would ruin ordinary oils.
In every way it is a smoother, finer lubri
cant ; you are fully justified tn saying that
it "adds thousands of miles to the life of
your car."
Insist that Shell Motor Oil be put into
your car when you refill, when you buy
extra oil. You are sure then not only of
good lubrication but freedom from gritty
carbon.
K A
Jk&i.&
& ) u i i ilvy LL
MOTOH
OIL
Ijijoy SiiriuKr Parry
A SUl Jit M fafeWell
lor tllU Mlsies j.all W.
given
inifir and
Shell 400, the new "dry" gas that explodes cleanly and keeps out
of the crank-case, is tho ideal running mate for Shell Motor Oil.
Kven Shell Motor Oil can 1 ruined by "thinning" with a "wet" gas
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COO '21 19.50
Oldfield
30x3'. Reg. ....$0.05
30x3'" Ex. size 6.85'
32x4
32x4'.;. .
33x5.....
29x4.40
30x4.50
29x4.75
30x5.25
11.95
16.95
23.15
,7.35
7.85
9.95
12.95
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Courier
30x31.. Keg $5.25
30x3'... hx. size 5.9;j
31x4 9.85
32x4 9.95
Balloons
29x1.40 6.30
30x1.50 7.35
31x5.25 10.35
30x3 Yi
Reg. CI.
29x1.40
Balloon
Airway
$3.95
S4.95
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Other sizes proportionately low
Perkins Motor Company
4th & Adams.
Ph. M 500.
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