La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 15, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextFtee Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday, Januaiy 15,11BS, vm I (f o to do her practice teaching at Kalr I'lay a exported hut will In Iji' (I run do thif Over the Valley ltcath of Mi. Morgan . Word ivuihed Jmlder Hiiiiduy evening to the effect that Kmrene A. Murtfitii. father of It. I. Alorttan, principal of tho ladder iwhool nnd passed nwny tlnrlnjr h afternoon. .Mr. MorKun hud received word Just Krldnv that hlu father's condition wn criUc-iil und left for forvnllU Kuturduy evening. Ho reached hlu father's bedside Jiwl u aliort time before iho end ranm. The rider Mr. MoiKiin Whh unite well known ' about Imbler im ho hud mud? fre quent unit lonjf stay nt the .Morgan homo. .Ho. hud been -hero ' until tho ClirlKtnifiN holldnyH und when Mr. Morgan and family drove to th valley for Ihn holidays the old jreiillcmnn accompanied them. Jl became 111 while thiy were there and wum taken to the hospiliil. The deceased wan between 75 and H't yearn of ngn and wim a nittive of New York slnto. .However ho had lived In the went find I'orvalll for u number of yearn. Attend fonvenilnu Mabel; 13, Morton, Valley Nona Editor Phone: Keuldence, 821-J; Office, Main 27 MMMMMMiMMMi all during the National- J'ark, mlr Hpi-tngs. fieaiion tit Rainier ,Khe was at Lontf- ItchiniH lo Jm'ImwiI Work- I .loyd Woodell ret urncd to his school work in JNirllnnd last week after havlmr spent- bin vacation nt tho homo of hlH parents. Mr. and Mm. Allies Woodell of Dry Creek. " i. i:ijfhl Women's 'Suh - Tho. Klirin Women's Improve ment club met at the home of Mm. ( I. Hii7.cn laid. Thursday. Follow ing (ho routine business, tho mem bers reported on the "club dollar." This waa a scheme inuuKitmtcd last sprlutf liy tho club president. Mrs. K. V. Keller wherein each mem- her was given a ilnllnu from the club treasury with the admonition , to make it earn as much more an possible. The place of honor, for havfnir earned the most, went to Mrn. Keller who obtained from the original dollur by selling ad vertising spuco in a candidate dl reclory heforo election. Mrs, I. practice teach summer. TakeN t Hchool . Miss Kdnu. CiroatiiouM begun her iwhool figain at Xry; Creek lat week aftei; a two week vacation which nh o Hpent at Htanfield vlait Jnrf her pa rent k. . o . Attend llaurc Harold and Krank Olivet and r'harlcH J.eo were among thoe who giteHft which wan niot nearly cor rect. The lamb weighed 1 & 4 win f.n.l ft niinpi.i It.nf K I. 1'olter of Hie mate college madojtook In the duneo ul Itet hull, Kl- the preHentatlon the announcement of (be winner having been made at the biiniiet Hat unlay evening. - o iK'lher Vcal-, (ieorge Itoyce and Jim Monaghan of the I ry I 'reck neighborhood hdlverefl a load of rciil to the tM, (linnde mnrketa early luHt week. o 'HaVn Joint liiMtfillathm Wild It oh Jlebeknh lodgo No. 102 and t'ovo Lodge I. O. O. I' No, h' bold n Joint Inntallatfon Tbiirxday night, preceded by a mip- per at' Heven o clock. Mrn. Hath Ington,' Oregon, The pout-office and telephone cent ml at'.Medlrnl Hp rin kb huvu been carried on In the Incubator room of X'at Powers' hat chery tdnco the burning of the wore nnd poffi office lout October." Thlw room In quite comfortable being heated by the natural hot water with which that place In so abundantly supplied. . . o Oiiiiim Hun All H liner Kour "Jipito ennips have been mieet-Mfiilly r operated all winter fuur and five mile from 1'ondfum, hauling logM on HledH to tho mill. OFFICIALS OF, ALL GRANGES OVER THE COUNTY ARE LISTED I Mr. U'rMtenftkow IM Irviu WeMtenidtow. proprietor of fhe nturo ut ImMer ban lMen very 111 for ffavernl dny. it hum heen reported that he 1m mifterlng from tflii Thutwlny night. To Talk on lilncoln ' Tho Hon. ixinham Avrltflit of Mcdlcul Hprlnga linn ben Invited und ban accepted the iuvIluMon to give a lecture on "Lincoln", before a toxic goitre. the K'lwanU club in Xaker on I.ln- ' 0 f"ln'n birthday. Kebriiary J 2. Thl Trip to WulUma U a Hubject on which Mr. WrlglU : V. It. tlokeler. stale organiser better tbun unyono clue Lh fitted to for the grunge went to WnUown MpeuU heratiKo of the Iomo rein. yertnlay on biiHlneKH errands. tioiiHhip existing between them. , i , o o Uuti ivojji Wttlbma HMO to Aid - I itev. und Mrs. JlerHhey and .inn. i erie t , agnper, .Mrs. lila daughter, of Wallowa have been in linger served a installing officer nnnnonwin, Aim Mia t;iioatn nnd Im. Cruudo for tuime time lonkinir for'the Ib'bi'kalis and tliarllo Con- i Mrn Kurl I'arli were thp h ostomies after busineMM luutinnt und iiurinir 1 ner performed tho ftamo dtitloH ton, who served a hot lunch to the the Odd l-'cllows. Mrs. Kva Mill- j member of the Hummervllle lndle man 1m the new Noble Orand for 1 "Id when they met al the Odd Ket- the former and Mr. Clark. Noble lows hull lust Thursday, Orand for the latter organization The meet- the time hud un apartment In the ilutf apartments on Fourth street. Kcv. Hershey. who is tho Motho()Ist minister nt Wallowa, Is other years Visit Imlilei ing continued all day, the. ladleji VoiVcd various churches In (his val unrUlfiv rii Ihn Aiillt ),l,.l. .... . Frank McKenuon of near Imbler llazen obtained 30 from selling Welmer's truck look n big load went to Maker l-'rlday where he at-1 chances on a doll before i hrlst tended the wool-growers eonvcn-' mas. Mrs. V. M. Iloulet made & lion and visited for the few days by selling aprons and Mrs. Henry over tho weekend at the homo of made the some amount front cro hln idstor. Mrs. Cliarh s Wright. .chetd bath towels. Tho total prof- jit reported by the J member Iay In i'onntry present was $iii.Tr. Tho greater. " Mr, and .Mrs. Clyde Myers who amount of tlri money will be owd nro Htnylng for several weeks In I -a In linpioving the park. lots. As a Orundo und Mrs. Kred Hamilton result from the recent art exhibit, drove to Hummerville Hunday and eight plcl ures were nblalni spent Hunday at their respective homes. o Illne Ml. Orange A large clans of new members Is to bo given too work at the next meeting of the lllue Mt. grunge cinty Ik making. At Hie' lasr meet-' ing la Jiecember, - those present of Cuve students to Imbler last mndna i?ood many articleH of. cloth lug which they sent to the Albert ina Kerr home In Cortland, . lU'ltirns llonw i Miss Marie'.-West who 'ban been visiting ut the home of 'Iter sister, .Mrs. Harry Mason In l.a ' Orande'. turned to her homo in Hummer- i for the hi'liool, one' for each grade.-A com mittee from the club met recently and selected frunies for thesu pictures. The next meeting of the club will week where they witnessed the bus. ketball game In which their own team was cusUy the victors. o Conclude Visit Mrs. Metier Conrad of I41 Orande, who lias been visiting her sisters, Mrs, l.eo Nelderer and Mrs. I'ros 1'iigh.ln Dry Creek and her mother, ; Vlllo Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. K, M. Wagoner In Hummer- Mason accompanied her spending vlftc- has returned to lier homo In ' tho day at the home of Mrs. Ma J.u Orande. (son's sister, Mrs. Charles Hander- 0 on. 4 . . VMilug IVom Tlw Hallt 0 cyrus MeOqwell of Tho Hulles I'lcaint Orm Install has bein visiting lust week at tho I- I'leuxunt Orovn ifRimr. inHtiill.l- Jn response to a number of re oueutri which have come, and from different sources, a directory of the grange officers of Colon county is given today. Within the confines of t'nlon county tbero aro a num ber of reul,' thriving subordinate oi'Kauiy.atlons: some of them are still ery young, some have stood the storms of the years; they are all finite active and having a work ing interest In affairs und condi tions about them. First Is given the I'mnonu, or county officers with the separate groups follow ing, the one juvenile organisation In the county concluding- the list. I'nioii Count-- 1'oniona ' Master, J. A Nice, North Tow-j der. Overseer. L. F( Wright. Alice, Lecturer, Mrs. W. It. Ockeler, l.a Oruiide. ' w Steward, Kurl Moore, Ktgln. ' Assistant Hteward. J. K. Wither spoon. Klgin. Chapiain, Mrs. Knill Miller. Kl gin. . Secretary, James Oc-keler, Elgin. Treasurer, left vacant by the death of J'V H. Johnson. Oate-kceper, John Hanmnn, T,n O ramie. . Ceres, Mrs. Tom Walslnger, Klieop-iiien lifc'ct . Kurly word .from-the 32nd an. nunl concentfon nC.lhe Oregon State Alice! Wool-growers gives tho list of of- . Fumona, Mrs. Miles Woodell, fleers chosen nu the meeting held 1 Hummerville. Hiiturdny,. Cnlon counly having) Flora.' MUs Lois Witherspoon, draivn one officer, Kd Miller of Klgin. . r 1'nion who was elected third vice 1 Assjstant lady steward, Mrs. Mat : president. . 4 Tho complete list of tie Nice, North 1'owder. . , orneers is s follows president, j . Kxecuttve committee, W. J. Mahoney of Heppner; first I Wells. Alleel, Ilernal Hug, vice president,, Fred I'hilllps, W. It. (lekeler, J .a Grande, linker: second vice president. Oar- j IMcosuiil Orovo nett lturrrtt. Heppner: third vice:. iInm(,r, A1es Woodell. " president. H. K Miller, I'ntoon. W. ' overseer, John .1. Murehison nuilHT Ul I IUIl 11U(-K IM 1110 rc- llplng proHldont of tlw nsmx-lmlon. I I John KlBln, which Im lo bp ni'xl Huliinliiy, Jim. In. Abo wvoriil iiiipllialloiiH for miHiinorxhlp t'" prcflentt'd ftntl throw .ni'W iiifM(tpr aro to Ito rnoolvoil hyallmlt. Hovnrul vlnlloiH urn oxpoptocl from oilier urnntfiji. MrH. (Irarn Croul, lec lun r. In preparing un InloroHltnv prornm nnd ilinnor will ho boivoi! by oo tlon numlior ono. Tin. mootlnK will Klart nhout Jl oVIock iiikI Hooro- yln JlrKoiiiion Hi tury Ookolor la mnillnic out notlooHj: ,.;.,;.n,H Ilt Ml.B, , jioKonnon to nil niv uipinlu. lo ho proKont of (lrullI,.. wh0 lvo ovor UbOlIt lioon. vnllov will i-omot vorv lillloli lo : loarn t liii t Hlto Ih u of jinotimnnln .;. i. T 1 .1 i : - Airs. I.ynn "ht uC n ' 'VV: ;:; r ' r-pon-d bolnK about I in ln.lil (in 1J uf tint Iwnnn tt t.M.s. j. w. urown, mi m rs, 1 1, Dome or mih mother "Aunt" Molly their new officers ut -the regular yM i, i 1 Denlmm tis h uder of the urogram Mel luwell at Kumiiinrvllh-. Imi,.,. f e iTuiiimt'K Itetter , on "Oood Manners In The Home.'' o 1, . iitl, i 11... u,,.'.,- --"rs. i.ynn 1 nnmweit or near 0 Mrs. Irvt'n llctter 1 ' j tbo subordlnuto t,OHis ToiisIIh- Mrs. Itutli I la l(n i' of near the i.u Ultn..,n,. u,iU....i 1 Iht home, from coinDlIcatlnnH fnl-' in, ini.noir... r.A..riiin... r.....h.' o finva nt 11, .1 ijikn -. n n..in t loir 1 low ing the flu. Is rcuorteil us being suliordinutn ntuV Mnrinrb. Waa.u.11 ronimltteeK Are Meeting from the flu. She returned Mon- Improved. , J conductor for thn Juvonlleji and the. Tne dlfCerent comnilttoes which. i day to have her tuuslls removed. Humiunrvllle o Mrs. Irvt'n llctter Mrs, flu. ' .... - . o - IbiuniN to KcifMl Mlw tlludya Hltllrtgs, n student nt tho Jmblor- high school was abto to rusumofher school work yester day after her recent long und very severe Illness, caused by flu anil complications; V -- ' Helen wed I'Yoni (iisrantbio Thn homo of Mr, and Mrs. C. K. Ijiwsou on tho highway betwein VnfOU iinfl Cove hus been' W'teitfeil rWool-gniwers nssnclal Inn. and as a f tmi&minUli ftfltfTOWT resiilt' look 'iioVno' Wii h" hliti the'liite'' To 1ractlce Teach Hen? " Their daughter, Miss l.ols was ill -'registered llanipshlro ram Iambi Friends of Miss Carmen Ianlel of .the contagious disejise. Miss flonnteil by Jim Uobblns of near of Shanghui disirlct, who Is nt I.ots fs'ttpcndiug snnie time ft llerUi Ornmle, The animal was to be'tendtug .Monmouth Normal will be homo now having been, employed awarded to the one making tho glad o know1 that she did not It was necessary to remove her to the hospital, o Wins Tbo Ijimb Ira l. HtagRH of Keating, prom inent sheep raiser ot that section, was the best gueHser nt the recent sintn eon vent ion of the Oregon Hons Irvon. of near Hum. Um.,. w. .tiiM vv.i . .." ' V1'" UKlun '-""lowing -jier recent mervllle. who hus been nnltn 111 nt vn.i ,.u itut,iii.. ri !' t1.1"11" r j lowing the riu, is reportel us being- subordinate and' MarJorlo Woodell, ' milcll improved. . ! cnndiwtnr fftr thn hn-nnllmi n.l th. , o .Misses Ardath bVlzAell and Vadls havo f"'4 their linmediato tusk tho Xlack iissistunts. The list of oN rrangtng ror tne progrutu or tho fleers who were Installed nppeaw In rnlo County Kconotnie eonft-r-nn adjoining column. Following onCB to b n'll n I-a Orande tho tho Installation,-an oyster supper 1,lHt WCPk of Pnbruaryt' are meeting was served by the home eeonomlcrt V"'" vcok with Wflallsts from the committee. : .state, college,' ' One comnilttee'ts . ' ..'- . meeting ench day, the plaro being j -0 . , , ( the office of tho county ngrioul VIhMm lulitcr 1 - t -'i, :turist and the time 10 o'clock. A Mrs. A. F. Wilson ' wTlrfi nvvnu n TMOre extended notlen nf thr. ' i lartre fruit rhnclr nfiu-li'lihlitf -lin inentlnirs will 1m riiintih,-rt lutni- Miss Hesse Ke..y of trove, enter- . one Iq rnlon to mnke d stay :o : ' , o- r. - . . v : talned ut a small dinner party t n.vrul weeks at the hpino oi1 her-Attend Mrellng ' 1 '. Thursday. (luests wor. J)orothy daitghiers. Mrs. Fred Fox.,- Mr. and "Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tlnw of near Hallmark. Irene Curter. Cassle Or- Mrs., I.yle VHsonho'ucc6mpanied Jlllgnrd were in Halter lust week ton. Mrs. Jessie Daniel nnd Imby her to Tnlon returned Ut lioma attendintr thn .stut waaUtrrnw Ardeita and Mrs. Mae Kelley. The lust "week." ' to' ' ! conventinn Alt. I'lnw haw iivion- .0 ?. .vv on Hie 1 2 K8 -acre-ranch' in the Hil- j Itetiinm t Monmniiili- MihR Vera Case of Alleel lins ro i turned to Monmouth to continue ; tier studies after a vacation at tho home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. 'Will, Case. MIhh Vera was detaln- at thn Ormidn llomle hospliul. Mm. 0,1 "'vi,nl days longer on account Mi Keiinon was III al her homo on "f ("ivlng been (tl. i Adams avenue several days before ' o iIvch IHniicr rarly- afternoon was Sfl-nt sewing. ' Cecil (.'hilders, . ea &J1 UJ.OJllt.Wiat!hih nrqWKedJ. Witherspoon. ashJe or ?tne purciiube nisi lull from '.Mr, Haling, J.eclurer, Avu Wooilell. Oate-keeper. .Kd Hull, chaplain. Calvin Cantrell. Secretary, Vesin Frhtzell. Tredsurer, 'lctor Johnston. , Steward, William Uobbs; Assistant Steward, Charles' f.ewis. (eres, l.eona Fries. 1'nmona, .Clara Knd. l-'loni, Josic Itobbs, l.ndy assistant steward, Merlo Frl7.ell. Kxecntlve committee, John Lewis, I toy Hukcr, Clyde McKen zie. ' ' - Crk-kot Jlaf, i:igin - Mnster, liernnl Hug. Overseer, J. K. Witherspoon. Lecturer, Mrs. farm I Hug, Steward, I'erry Witherspoon. - Assistant: Atewnrd, Hnymond Waelty. Chaplain, Clara Clekeler. Secretary, James tiekeler. Tn-asurer, John Gekee. Oate-keeper, John Woolly. I'omnna. Mrs. Mary Onwlth. Ceres, Mrs. Raymond Waelty. ' Flora, Sam Wickens. Kady nsslKtant steward, Lois hank' of Joseph wlio un- taken' ' o with appendicitis while visiting re- Is'avo for Albany latlves ut Christmas tlnifi Is veryf' Mr. and, Mis. J. u. llngey, who much improved and has been uble 'ihavc been: living near La Orande return to .his homo from the- left a few weeks ago for their new .1 See It Here or Wc Will Bring It to 1 ibur Farm without ition .Wallowa hospital To f ill erta hi liib I Mrs. Ivan Pinrrn nf l ho.' fMi-nn ' fiirm t hul t vr.ni- creek neighborhood near North! ; 1 'i ,. o I'owdor will entertain the meinhers Assist With lilsk(tlal3ou Hock Wall, Klglu Master, Charles Moore. Overseer. W.-J. Henry. Sec rctary-t reus., Karl Moore. Lecturer, Mrs. Opal Purr. Chaplain, Wesley Townsend. hornet nearV. Alhatiy. Mr. Hagey i --v-----w-. has socured n nicely located H0 and a brooder house. 16x120 that inui! farm neiir that place and w ill Gbligai e Demonstration of the New McCORMICK-DEERING Ball-Bearing Cream Separator is an Education in Modern Dairying of Iho Clovorlcnf cluh ThurHilny iiflornoou ut her home. o 5: ilvc IhiiM'litir l'nlp A numlior of rnjoyuhlc nolnli. Ml Am of tho King ut tholr toBUhir moot-li-.H hold l.mt Thumday ovonlnt;. .Vs-Klant 1". yt. I'Ihim'O '1'. Jl. WIDIiim!! Ijan lioon' np polntod nfslHtant post-mntor by (loorno Houth, powtiniistor nt Modi oal HprlnKs. 'I'ho Mouth's aro now at tholr dairy farm nonr Hunt- can earn for, 4(100 bahy ohirkH. At tho proMont tlmo Ihoro aro 3000 Vhito LoKhornM, . 1-fiO TouIouho Kooso, n. nlwiib.T or Pokln whllo luok anil n fow wild niatlardfl. Tho.so inallnrils aro not a paying, proposition, since they like to roam away from homo ami nevor come Tho former ' hack, especially durtnK the hunt- lliK soasun. Kach Mpilnpr. 3000 hahy chicks aro purchased. This year out of the 30011. Ihoro. were 1440 millotn and I'lllP HucrcsM Willi I'niillrv 'now there aro )4oo youiiK hens .11. K Wi.lib, ot Hot l.ako, w ho j Inying. J.'rom these 1 400 .Mr. Wobh is this year chairman of tin conii j Ih Kottinft Uo per cent production, mittec on poultry at th'o coming Kor tho past throe weeks, they have .oonumie conforouoo Is tho sue-1 hoon Kivlnii u daily nverairo of aso Mr. and .Mrs. Itoy C'lrkclcr were up in tho KlRln territory last week assiatliiB in tho installallon of of. licerw ut tho two llnmit. s. Cricket Hat and Jtock Wall. Iimiiood dancinir parties havo been.'iiold llielr nieotinK' I'YIday evonlnir. Kivou arounil tho lry Oroeh seo- j whlle' tho latter held an nil day lion lately. I mi week anionic nosnlon Kattlrday. I nose who so entertained were Law rence. Siponcer's, Kalph , MoKinuls' and Ihn I'lillllpM'. ; ' , o i ' I nlortaln iroiii , , ..' Itev. and Mrao. 1'. P. Sturnlss of the t'ovo onturlained tho IhiilKhtors l.cessfiil manager of tho I'hymero ! okks. After tho Sanatorium needs poultry yards, located about a arc supplied, the rest are taken to quarter of a mlln enst of tho Sana- lllarkotl toiilim ot Hot Uiko. Visitors arc j .Mr. Webb has been ut Hot Lake always welcome at tills concern j for seven years and every year does and Mr. Woim is always Klad to , somctliinir (o Improve his poultry, ton nnout ins plant nnd tho poul There are two poultry houses. 3uj.U(i. with scratch liens, ltlx-is, Ho plans this year to plant gardens near tho poulli yai'ds. so that tho fowls will have access to the Kreon food as it Krows. OUT OUR WAY. By .William!? O HE New McCormick'Dcering J is bound to please and besides we may let you run the payments over twelve months' time so the machine can earn its price. The new McCormick-Deering is really NEW. It is rc-designed, im proved in many ways, starting with the remarkable japunncd finish, and the ball-bearing equipment at all high-speed points in all the sfcea. Try this easy-turning machine. See the new bowl design, the per feet lubrication, the many features that make this an ideal combination of close skimming, light running, long life and lasting beauty. Six sizes hand, belted, and electric W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. A overcoat ry 'www wo Re Or4W HArr KETtrW COLD 1 E2 VsMlfE. E2. 6NOW- CAZE. l-A&'s BOONt' TfeR -TrV make oof OAT WO S NUtrriN ouy A CROW The umcoverco waGgm - Ciute-keeper, l.eo Wbiell. Steward, Jtuytnond Cowan. Awiifitnnt Blewurd, Will Town fiend. t v ' - ' Klorw. Mrs. C. K. Moore. : : Cerej. Mirs. Kale Lew In. l'omonu,, Mra. Kale t-'owan. Kndy ntwUtant : tt own rd, ; Vera Purr. I Kaeeullve, committee, .C. K. Moore, Kurl Moore. ,(eorffe Parr. I 311. 1'uunle, Cow Mawter, V O.. Hprlnger. Overseer, U. W. Heavers. J.ectmer, MIjjh Ida K. ItnliertH. Sec'retiiry, Mr. t.ydln Ijmla. ' TreuHinei', T. Jrf oiiklin. I'hnplaln, Mm. Jack Fletcher. v Onte-keeper, Ituy . luncn; Steward, lalim ConiMioek. AKslhtunt Ktewurd, Krank .Music. rloru. MrH.' Hoy Barker. " tVrcH. Mm. L. J. rhadwlck. roiuona, Mrn. John Miller. 1-ady nwlMliint ; Hiewnrd, Mr. Ilelene Lincoln. ' , Mcdlcul Snriiiw MnHter, K. K. Wlillten. t)vcrneei, V. ' H. Dunean. .. ! ' '- Hec.-Trea.., Mih.-. W. H. Juncnn. t'liMplnln.v I. H. l,ovry. ( . l-eeturcri Mi.' 'M,vK, Ituymond. (iiite-keeiH'.r, M. ,1'. Ituymond. - Steward . ' Arista lit steward, Leonard Whit- ten. - ferea. Mm. H. V. RePell. Klora ,Mrf lleorKe South, l'omonu, Mm. Julia. Inincun. Jidy .iiKHlMunt , Htewnrd, Mitxlne Iunciin. ,, , ' v . v, i ' , r Wolf Cwek, Xorth Powder . MiHter. VI. L, Nice. . OveiHeer, Jack Gorhnm. Lecturer, t'eleitta Niee. ' Chaplain, Nina. Hand. , . .. Secretary, J. A. Nice. Treasurer, A. R Jtovman. Steward H.'lt. O'ltrlen. , AHKiMtant utewurd, -flmrles Nice. Oaie-keeppr, Arthur JfarrlNon. for, Mr. It. C3. CiiHlck. Klora, M unfa rot- t'liHh'U. I'oinona, Minnie IlnrrlMon. J. " .. T f Lady awlfttunt steward, Mattlo M. Nice. "- - y '.' IUiic Mmiutalii, L CioimIo Muster. L. h Wright. Overseer. K. I. Kekley. Secretory, W. 11. Gekeler. Treasurer, Mrs. W, , IfcCJekeJcr, am " Lecturer, Mm. Bert tlrout. Chnplaln.vMrs. U. A. Miuterton. . Steward, t'larenee 'arl4ri. f! Aaslstunt steward, J. II. I.Ind- J sey. . n Unte-keener, t'hnrles Kumnnn, Cere. Mr. K, L. Kckley; ' Klora, Mrs. Sarah Anson. T , 1'omona. Mrs. L. K. Wright. ' ; Lady moiLstunt steward, Mrs. U. Llndsey. , Ididd I'anyon, I -a Grwiitlo 7 Muster. i Y. Heale. Overser. (Miurlen (Inindy, Secretiir'. Mrs. Klma Kwtn. ' Treasurer. Mrs. Charles Oranily.' J.ecturer. Mrs. C, V. Itenle. .Chaplain, Mm. Kmnk Poole, . Steward. Krunk- 1'oole. vssf.itant Steward, Krunk Conn--' sell. (lute-keeper, Klllot Austin. 'eres, Hul h Drmnsmit h. Klora. Lola ltnuton. 11 I'ouionn, itiden Austin. Lndy nssistnnt steward. Mrai llarry Counsel). : i'husnn (irme. .Iiivonlle Master. .Mr 1 via Hull. Overseer. Sylvia Johnson. ..Lecturer, - (Jlen MeKenztc. 'Chaplain, Nellie Knd..'.- I -' SH'ieary. Hernlece Johnston. .' Tr-easurer. elu;hton Johnston. . Steward, . late 'Siaiulli'-y. ' . "Assistant steward Halph KriKt.' CeiVs. Oall Hull. , ( j I'omona, Vilda Knd. ' Flora. June -Kriaxell. - " l.ady Assistant- steward, Klva" Lewis." ."' . '. -,"-' - t- Motron. Mrs; Katie Woodell." thy a itorrrn srxsiiixi; ' ' txii tiii iti:Mi:nv One holttn Js Knerallv ult that Is' necessary. Hundreds of bottles soId..r AlMOlutely s;ife. to take, contains no1 1' mircotlcs. and every bottle is mudi fi-rsh when ordered, l'ut up. ex cluslvely by .M. (1. Allen, DruHKl-Ht. Klffln, .OrejEon. J. O. llox S4. $1.15 per bottle mailed unywhore. Write, wire, or phone me your order. Sunh(u Kidney Modlclno tivtn ... Itestilts. . . ' ' Adv. 1 wrmi Ltm "CATERPILLAR" TEN; WILL DO! Q fVfien you want to do it . -With great economy of fuel Without wasteful slippage or harmful soil 'packing,. Here's what a "Caterpillar" Ten will under all ordinary farming conditions ImpUmtnt . . Site or H'Mtk Plow (molUboard) Tw 14 in'. ' Plow(dUk) . . . . . . .3 disk. . Plow (one-way disk) . . . . 6 ft. . ; . Lister (or IUter-plantcr) . . .2 row. . . Dik Harrow (standard weight) 8 ft. double Disk Harrow (heavy f over crop) 5 ft. double . . 1V2 Spike tooth harrow , . . . 4 section (20') . 8 Spring tootn narrow . Land roller, light weeders, 1 Rotary hoe ' ' J Grain drills . , ...... Mowers .. ' . . .- . Acta per Hear Vi PA 2 . ., i 23 . 4 , 8-10 ft. . 12.17y2ft, . One 12.14 ft. , Two 7ft.. . '. . ." 2'j-3 t. . '5-9 3V2.4 Grain binder . . Combined harvester Corn picker. . Potato planter Potato picker i Two 7-8 ft. . , . One 10-12 ft. . . n bitty l.v.1 lud) One or two row . Two row . , Two row , ' . COMBINATIONS OF IMPLEMENTS A f 4 (second speed) l'j.tiu'rd speed) IV2 I.Ttafootiuaded.aU(harrowaBd i ' ft ynicjuci IIJUI 2.T,afeotiingl.diAbirroiraiHltenfi;olluidrUrrorpuInruiT Bacmpnhout? l J. Eib(fiKtHriolhhMTowBdightfoolUnJroUerorpuKTrii- 2Scrf ft kmir. . BUNTING TRACTOR COMPANY Dealer "Cateipillar' Iji Grande, Ore. Tractors ' lloiscy Idaho mmd TT P A r T on