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VALLEY NEWS
GENERAL NEWS
VOLUME XVJI
LA GRANDE, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER f, 1928.
NUMBER 40.
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;i a ppt t? TrflPi?.rTTnr
I a lvr thp VpbIIv ! show valley fruit
MiiIk-1 1. Morion, Vullry Nws lUlllor
1'honc: Itvsldenrt. S.f-J; Offlro, Main 37
tlif-y will brins in their tempting has been t lie fuvoritn malady In
thlnjr from the farm unl uso tho the sections above Klhi, especially
recdptn to curry out thlr pro- t'rlekct l'iat. Many children lutvc
Rrnm. had iho itlsoaso which kpoiiih tu ho
o un tho Wiino ul present,
(im-sts Over Wwkend o
In I -a (irnndo un Itu.shio.v-
Mr. and Mrs, Hiitfh Lvttlo wpro
over from Kluin Wednesday trail
acting certain business maltcr.. Mr.
-ytlU hit charm of the cuiisirue
t Inn uf thp ww hlyh pchuul sym at
KUin and reports the work a pro- Mr. ami Mrs, Clyde Myers, of lUMiirn Front Valley
;:ressln; nicely wit h the prospect near Summervillo. have ua tlielr I M r. mid M
of the. hufldiuK I'ciiiK under cover jmicstH over thp weekend their son- and daughter
heinrc stormy weather sets in. Kl
uiu Is expi-rieucla enmdderublo
building at the present lime.
In-law und daughter, Mr. and Mrs. 'district.
i. Herbert Nperlihurt
Helen Jean, of Iowa
have returned from a mu-
'County to Send
I Exhibits To The
Portland Show
IN FINE CONDITION
Wayne (.'row, of Routine, who nro tor trip to the Wllliinietie
in this county attending th teach
ers' institute in session yesterday
und today.
alley
dud-in- KxlilhJl
County Agricultural Agent Harry
Avery wont to Jlcrmiston yesterday ;(.linH ii(m(w-
where he Is acting as Judge at their j M rs. Henrv I,oenniff returned tu
big two-day fair. Tills Is reported . hor lunip ... iddv -rck t.ulnv
where they went particularly to at
tend the stae fair. They were ac
companied on the triii by Mr. and
Mrs. John Speckhart, of La (Irande.
4o be one of the large and growing
Miiail fairs In Kastorn Oregon, and
the early prospects for this year's
.show was very good, it is said.
Attend Anniversary
Mrs. I.illle Maker and son. ltoy,
of Pleasant ( irovo were in I.a
Cirando Wednesdiiy attending tho
gijlden wedding anniversary of
.M rs. I laker's brot her-in-law und
ybder. Mr. and Mrs. U. K. Hry
aut. Improves From Flu
Mrs. I. Shafer of Island t'lly is
much improved from a recent at
tack of the flu. Mrs. Sliafer has
been confined to her hoinu for
about a week.
;nrss From Fiiterprls
Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Tm-ker and
son, of Kntorprise nro visiting at
the lunne of Mr. and Mrs. I .ore 11
Tucker of Iowa district. Mr. Tuck
er, who is an uncle of Luren Tuck
er, is attending the Joint Wallowa
Union county teaehers institute.
An Active Club
The (.'outitrywotnen's club, com
posed or I'll ladles living in the
(j range Hall neighborhood, is one
of the very neiivo women's organi
Ka lions hi the valley. They have
Mrs. It. A. Masterton as president
and she has tho active support of
the individual members. The club
was originally a group working un
der the Hlue Mt. grange, but some
tune ago beeame a separate work
ing unit, They have a program
which includes besides self-improvement,
11 number of charitable
and much worth-while projects. To
riid In their program the Indies are.
ul; 1 n n! nir fur :i la rue food sa le at
.Stone's grocery next Saturday when
sn Vis
( The members of the Wolf Crock
following ti visit with relatives In ' vinii who had their pigs on ex
tbe valley. Mr. Loennlg was down lilbhlon at. the recent state fair
yesterday und spent the day In this ' succeeded in selling tlielr pigs over
section. , 1 that part of t he stale and re-
o 1 celved a good price for them.
lUs-clvn Wood IoMroycr Somothlni; over 11 cents was paid.
11 win uc rememueren mat eaen
member of this "particular club
I The complelo shipment of L'7 I
: drums of the sodium ehlorale pur- I
sent his or her pig to Salem. On
the wav, however, three nf the ani
mals died, having become over
heated In the car while going be
tween Portland and Salem.
chased by various farmers over the
valley through the county agent
lias arrived and the add Is being
used as a test for the eradication
of morning glories. Tho material
Is being useil hern only na a test, 0
as it has only been used in that Alloi'1 Alii Six-liMy
way at the state college so far. A I Mrs. Herbert Speckhart will be
recent account on this page stated the hostess to the members of the
that the order placed from Union Alicel Indies Aid society next
county had been the largest order Thursday at her home In the Iowa
from any county In the state of district. (lrs. Speckhart will have
Oregon, Mr. Avery says lie was as asstlng hostesses a number of
mistaken in this matter, ns larger ladies living in her neighborhood,
shipments have been received in Including Mrs. Paul Kna utz, Mrs.
Wasco county. There, however, in- Louie Stnndloy and Mrs. I.oren
stead of many farmers buying in. Tucker,
conservative quantities, two farm- o
ers have purchased In very large ltliirn Prom Vacation
quantities, one of them having Mr. und Mrs. Clyde Webb and
placed an order for more of the their daughter, Helen Jean, of May
material than the entire Union 1 park, have returned from their va
coutuy order. The outcome of t he Citttun trip which took them to
tests which have been made will I Portland to visit Mr. Webb's molh
be watched with no little interest I. Pr ,,, other relatives.
as morning glories have assumed
Apples grown in Union county
this year once more met the ap
proval of tho federal government, ho
far as the inspection for tho de
termination of quantities of ar
senic present on the fruit is con
cerned. Haskell Andrews, federal
fruit ami potato inspector, received
word tin latter part of last week
to the effect that all of the 93
sampes sent in for Inspection wore
within tlm tolerance for domestic
sale, that Is they bad Ich than .nj
of one per cent of arsenic, the
residue of the arsenato of lead
used for spraying purposes, ,011 be
ing tho nut Mm urn allowed by the
federal government.. Of the i:i
samples, four only Here barred for
export at ion to Knglaud, thai is
they contained on their surface
more than ,il of one per cent but
less than .02 of oiks per cent.
J.ast year, lit 2 7, was tho first
Next Monday will be the final
tyt. This estimate would make Hie!
i,,M,l,"",nu" tM" ulMirr ,u """'n,y apt-u-iuturlst Hurry (i. Avery lor
' this year. iw.i:(,.ir 1,, i, ..viiiioi.wi i.t thn in.
One factor in tho 1 III! S df ffcicnco vu ic Internutiiuial Livestock show
Is tho damage w hich 11. II. W'.'ath-1 in Portland in November. Oelo- j being a summary of nil rormer r
crspoon sustamed during the bail- i 1"'r u,l flil1 ,hat l'nt ,ot",a ' llu'"w "'!
storm last June. The damage was I'oniun-.i, ami Jersi-y.H
far from being small, having be
brought back: ltobeita Hell ulcer.
brought back the Prank Lynn sil-i Herbert Hlokland won flrut on
ver trophy for champion Jersey; i calf under one year.
Kobbio Huron of Imbler. Herbert j Alfred Hlokland won flr.it oil
Hlokland of Island City, Alfred yearling heifer.
ltloklund of Jsland City, Clinton ' iiK
iiowiuan 01 jorui I'owuei', itooer
ta Hell, Cove, (Jertiude Hell, Cove,
and Allen Mills of Cove brought
back scholarships and (iert rude
licit brought back a gold medal
will) in the showmanship contest.
M r, Avery has completed t ho
list of prizes, and list is as follows.
' Monday the Sth has been set as the (
placed by Mr. Went hersponn as 'H-intni.. nu tnoso responsmm m
iiiniiidi 311;. With iivr.il iiiU cm-. M'nion county. Present indications
tailing of quantity, it is expected
that in the neighborhood of 7", "no
boxes or 1M) carloads will In
shipped from his orchard. M r.
Weatherspoon's damage was nil
confined to his own orchard and
there wns none at the Harris or
chard which ho has leased for n
period of years, Following his
usual custom. Mr. Wont hersponn
will export probably 2 5 i of his
apples. The splendid keeping qual
ities, the size, etc. as well us the
that the exhibits sent up from
this county will be unusually good
loberta Hell won first in the
cow in milk class, division 111.
ltobeita Hell's eti If scored flrut
over all breeds.
liertrude Hell won first on jutl
this year, and belter than last. The j for yearling and fourth on division
xhibits of the Itecf club, some of
the samo hogs and sheep sent to
Salem and more fat hogs will ho
included In tho shipment, accord
ing to Mr. Avery.
With tho smoke cleared away
from (ho recent state fair, Mr.
Avery Is very well pleased over the
showing made by (he boys and girls
who went and by the exhibits ar-
yenr that Union county had been varieties produced are said to he ranged by them. That Union cmin- ! 'I
very detrimental
many localities.
proportions' in
Has Narrow Knp
Lloyd WoodcM, of Pleasant
jCrove, who has been connected
I with thn lookout station at Mt.
; Tor VUH
Mr. and Mrs. . A. West, of Kniily all summer, ha
Pumpkin nidge have gone to Ore-J row escape one day
gon city und other point in thojthe week. Mr. Woodell was In
Willametio valley for u visit with. the woods right, rluse lo the lower
relatives. when a stray bullet whizzed along,
o 1 .iut grazed him and ruffled up the
Chicken Po Prevalent skin a hit. A very small fraction
Along with mumps and other Ills f an inch could have had a se
wilch. have held, sway In dlf ferent f rlouH result, and Mr, Woodell con
nections of the county, chicken pox"1!"" nJmsolf very forlunate that
affected by the ruling regard in
the amount of arsenic which might
pass. Tho law, which bad gone
into effect some years previous
had meant nothing here Inasmuch
as the upple crop in Hie county
had been small or comparatively
so. The largo crop of last year
bruoghl I'niou couuiy into the af
fair lor tho first time, and of tho
f3 samples submitted al I hat lime,
all but four passed both tests.
This word means considerable
to apple growers of I'nion county.
It means that (hey will not have to
r 1 'soil, to thi tedious and laborious
process of washing the individual
apples which are to be .ship tied In
such large quantities again t his
year. Jt means a saving of ten
ceiiis per box, which, while it docs
not appear lo be su much on the
first casual glance, means consider
able when added to the: list of
other expenses connected with the
packing ami shipping of a box of
apples, and consequently reducing
Dm margin of profit to the man
who does the work, the apple grow
er. j Most residents of the county
1 acquainted a l all wit h t ho apple
'situation In the north est remem
ber (hat a tew years ago consider
able trouble Has stirred up In Kng
laml altir considerable, arsenic
the chief reasons why the Weather-1 ty did not fare so ill in the prizes
spoon-grown fruit is so much in de-j awarded is aUested-to by the fact
maud for exportation. Mhat about $125 prize money was
ill now in milk)
HdUtcfns j
ituth Comstock won .second on)
senior yearling.
I liirold Coiusl oe k won third in
same class, j
1'rances Coins! ock won second
In senior calf class. t
John Comstock won third in!
same class. j
my Pecker won seventh In
amo class. ;
Hecr
Mien Mliln won first on his fat
.1 amen Met 'lure, won fourl h uu
junior sow pig- Poland China.
iuciitiu Howman von third on
Poland china fat hogs.
Olive Clorhaui won sixlh in sumft
class,
Wilbur Hlokland won seventh on
Herkshire fat hogs.
tiene Hlokland won third ou
Berkshire junior sow pig.
.Malcolm Nice won sixth on Ches
ter While fat hog.
Charles Nicy made ninth In sumo
class.
. Hampshire Slierp
Hobble Huron won first ou lamb
and fifth on ycarliurr ewe.
Showmanship
Kohcrta Hell won first In tho
Jersey class.
"Hlokland won fourth in beef
cattle. The beef cntthi were put
up against the Hrowu Swiss.
This record Is belter than last
year. Two more scholarships wero
won (his year than last. The class
es In which Pn ion county club
members showed wero all big
classes, with competition Keen.
The secret of the
exclusive flavor of
HILLS BROS
Coffee is in its
exclusive process
of roasting
ennk
prachfs jtr can
ning a ti at a
time, so Hills
Urns, use a con
tinuous process
of roasting cof
fee a few pour. Js
at a time.
M 11)
fS4 Iff
(03
tor
Tirosi, halved peaches keep their shape ami
hecoinc more plump am! tender when conked in
the syrup a fc:vnt a lime. Likewise, every coffee
herry is roasted evenly by 1 fills Bros.' continu
ous process by which only a fciv pounds of coffee
tire roastvd ot a lime.
Vy using this controlled process of roasting,
I lills Liros. create the utmost in aroma and
flavor for you. And you get it all when you buy
because I lills Urns. Coffee is packed in vacuum.
Ask for I lills Urns. Coffee by name and look for
the Arab on the can.
Tresh (ton the atiit'ttil
vitrumn f 7'i. f'.atitf
tficneJ 'uirA the key,
iw r a. rtt. cr.
t p)J
1 ho cureless deer hun( or missed
him as far as he did. Tho of
fender wits of the hit-and-run va
riety, It is reported, and not only
did not try to aseeritiln the wood
or 111 his bullet did. but beat It in
;l hurry and completely eluded
I hose who tried to discover his
identity.
Plan To Move-
Mr. and Mrs, Tom
neur the Cove, are planning to
move this fall from the buiiR-ilow
011 thejr fiirm in which they havo
been livhic to the two-story Imuse
which will be vacated when the
lleeins moe.
o -
Spend Day In l,a (; ramie
Mr. and -Mrs. (Jay Dutlon. of
Indhni Creek, were In I.a Crande
Wednesdiiy on a number of busi
ness crr.'inds, one of which was at
tt'iidlng to certain school matters,
periiilnlng lo Indian Creek school,
of which Mr. Dutlon Is clerlt. Mr.
Ihittnii h.is :IU bend of fine Ihirhuni
cuttle on tho Webster place neur
he is disposing of.
Alicel, which
Acxx'pls ll(lon-
Mfss Helen I,L(Ve of Portland,
who hos been malting an extended
visit at the home of .Mr. and Mrs.
1 1 ugh Huron nesir I mbler left
I'hurMhty fur
she
nee
r.iseo.
Pled i
push ion,
lU'Omw from Walla Walla
Mrs. I' A. Wilson, of near tnb
I'T Iims returned home from Walla,
Walla where she spent Severn!
necks having been with her daugh
ter, Mrs. C. It, Wrenshnw during
an operation for the removal of a
goitre. M i s. Wrenshu w stood the
ordea I In sp lend id shn pc and re
t timed home with her mother, to
peud several weelts in this valley
recuperating. Apple picking is go
ing on as rapidly as the rainy
wcaiher will permit at tho Wilson
orchards, Monday the work siart
cd In earnest and Tuesday or Wed
nesday the first carload to be ship
ped went from the Wilson place,
the fruit having been packed In
baskeis
h very nar- poisoning was reported following
t )io first of ill"- consumption of American
grown apples, I hen the ruling
was made, Culled Stales following
suit allowing a larger per cent as
the fruit is consumed here in a
dud, ent fashion. This action
brought ail sorts of additional
work and worries to fruit growers
in the areas whero almost eolf
ttnuouH spraying u as nceessa i y.
Jievices Were worked out, some Of
which wero satisfactory and some
which were not quite so satisl'ac
'toty, but till of wliich entail u con
side rablo amount of cxli u, work
and expense.
This report 1 or the year, 1 a UK,
. clinches inure than ever, the fact
j that this section of Oregon is ox
j ccptlonally Well adapted to tho
.Johnson, nf"1?111? 01 ;,PI,k,S' '-M-crts say A
uMnfi c.iu ou juouuia-u itL
a smaller figure, ami while, iho
fruli docs not grow to as great a
si.u as in some of the nioro widely
known fruit areas, yet that Is fur
more than offset by the. quality
and flavor of the fruit, where 111 He
or no irrigation. III Ho or no spray
ing and no washing are required.
The apple crop lor this year
promise's to foe a big one. The
picking sen son is on, starting in I
real earnest in pra lieu lly all or-j
chards Monday of Ibis week, l'rev-j
ions to that however, there wasi
work In some orchards especially
of the Winler llanana arioiyj
which comes earlier. Grunt Tuck-'
cr of Imbler shipped out a car of
fruit of thai variety, Wilson liros..
alo of Imbler, had the first, car of
J mint ban's out Wednesday. Thf
car as parked on Tuesday an 'I
shipped I (trough the 1 Hue Mt.
Fruit exelia nge.
Tlf imiiicnsliy of lln- crop ibis
yea r can be seen by t he layman j
by ta kin'.; a ride up t ho noi l h J
highway. In spue uf, I binning and
propping, from the road may b j
s-eii many tree.s not only w ii li ihei
limbs dragging the ground, but also
lua i iv ha c broken complcb-ly I
(Ai r, or havo be u spilt to thn
ground. j
One who is a recognized author
ity on the trtilt crop of Ibis county i
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Week-End Features
'I'll rift's 'lhmsiu;ils r Satisfied Customci'H Aio Taking AdvuntaKC of Features in Food Values Kvery Day.
Here You Find Features on 10 very Shelf in 10 very 1'rice Every Day!
Special Features for Saturday
Monday
Van Camps
I'OKK & lilOANS
with tomato sauce
3 No. 2 tins
25c
1HAM
Carnation
W1II0AT or OATS
(with ehina)
l.al'!;c piK
35c
l''or your fall
lOxtra .spocinl
JO II w
ISlue Stone
iowinj!'.
Coffee
THRIFT The very
I lest Kulk Coffee
1 lb
95c
48c
Canada Dry
The Champagne of
(linger Ales
2 bottles
Carsten's
Su;ar Cured
T.CIIam
Cai nafion or
A real buy
10 cans
Milk
jtrcl(!ns
Wash., ubern
stenographic
Kello?.
nr s
has placed
total uiinibe
I mm t he ci
.His cstimat.
carload:
provloii.sly
fdilps car f
I'l-maining
an his
of car.
nitty an
ol 111"
. It b.
i .stimale fol
io be Mhlpped
.".'Mt carloa-ly.
Illlbi r Cl'dp If,
is ben ulnle-l
hat 1 mbler usually j "
r car w It h ih ot In r
ct ions, of I'nion conn -
lltg ;
veil ;
ralhe
than
boCf
Iiifei lull
idinsou, birdii'-vs
wder. has been ;
Hllaboth's ho
man of
patb-nt
lilliil In
lM
llHi I'lMll
I'lirls J
..r!h I'o
in th" St
llak r suffering frnin a rather b:
ly InfecicI fo'd. His eondillon
reportei) t.f be im trovl ng.
-i , . .
TIh Cm lUiitk
Hinec the mere, ineuiboi of ih
fact Inl week that, be rhml pay
ment to cti'l iinnrs of the ( n ''
bank would b made fdiorlly,
been found that Ibe amount
paid at llii." Mine ttinownts In
di or ?:..tiMe ,r to
u l. This anoiijiit ut money
iilo eirenlatinn a I tbN llni"
b'Mui tit Hint and
f the county.
l.lle ;
i-in. Is
el.
ma ny nojiii hs r
y hevi re burns
hi wik a ! an cb-itri-tu
h i 1 1 1 j 1 1 i. i it, but b: not
e his lelt hand cry niuch
Kico KriMpies
ftir tho cliildn
2 pks.
Thompson's
Double malted chocolate
flavor malted miilt
1 lb. can
Bluing
Mis. .Stewart's The
best liquid bhiinj;
I bottles
45c
25c
19c
'olllid
31c
29c
Maple Leaf Flour
Product of Kpcrry's
,:,iklldi $1.(59
1 $0.58
Picket Flour
Made from the best
Idaho hard wheal
-I!) lb. sack
I barrel .
5 $:57.75
$1.79
$7.00
Matches
(Carton)
Ihiffalo llrand
Diamond Iband
A lbe is
I'lapjacli I'Tout-
The tasty hotcake
!! lb. pkf,
Sugar
l''ine nrannlati!(l cane
in cloth sacks
' sack
99c
19c
30c
27c
f -1 1 1 . In I .ii l.rniMli
.Miss . un., r.if,.ii,', i,r
I.UIM-, I 1 , , I I ' -. U M-lIitlK
( ',.11 1 tl I
I 'I
There is
clean. I
no scrubbing' nc
, i,ai:ck I'K'CS
SUPER SUDS
Diilvos and Kinscs Instanlly
-no b.-ick-brealun.', work on the washboard.
Super Sod., jaxiks voiir cliil.hes
29c
Si iilc
II h.
in I."
inm.ii
tun hili
ulll In- :i t-l'i'.
ol hi r vi-i 1 Imis
A SEASONABLE
RECIPE
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I'll! l!t!u!U;h
X I-Illii; I rli-i
Mr. iiiiil M
ACiillu Wnlli
iiiiuiy trie
iicU'tiliurll
Mil
riuj.i Km. i. ,n, i.t
f: uie-its i.f lliHr 1
In In Die SiiiniiK-rvlllii
il. .Mr. KcnUall, w ho .
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n.-;ii- '
llu- fl.i . ml I, i,Ii, II,.. ' l)
e v . rcUH'VC 1 '
inn) sui.ur anil rr
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(Ireeii or Ked I'epijci s Pounds
Largx: Loaf 15 read (White or Whole Wheat) Our every-day price, loaf.
Where you sure on foodstuff a that's thrift
Orders amounting to $2.50 delivered Free
Z;c
10c
Add the raisins
ook until thick.
.Tti.' before tiiklm, fr
No. Nl -ins Fir St
Main m
No. M07 Adams
Main 70 1
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