La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 05, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textrage hlx -LA GRANDE EVENING' OBSERVER Tuesday, Ft-la-uaily 5, l2i). Over the Valley Mabel K. Morton, Valley New Editor Phone: KeMldence, 826-Jj Office, Main 17 lli'tuniK to I'oiilnml Mr. Jiunultt- Huttun wlurnwl Hfittirdny to licr homo In ronluud urn-r huviiiK imnle II vtflt of n IV w uo.-ki tit lh home of her imrcntH. f Mr. a ml Mrs. illicit Huron on 1 1 look h Ijinc, mnr JiiibU-r. Mikt'H YInM fit Vnlli'V Aim. il. II. iavllhidir of Jo Hcpli vlsltod with n lntlv.'M lit tlio valley hrh-fly law! work on her way to t'lurkitton, WnMhlngton .vh.-rt' hIh will take nw-dlral liv.itni-iit. o I To lltivo Iwliiit'iV Krhoo! ' .Tho Thlnl Ann mil Uiiimkc ler-tnrri-H' school will lir- hrUl noxt , wn.'lt on I ho c umpHH of tno Oi-pkoi. Hi it to rollcKo (U 'ui-vi(lll.t, tin tlntfH lnhi)c, Momluy. Turday and Wi-il-lirMilay. .'VI. 11. 12 ami 1.1. i'.urh HiilKirdinale Knnm' In the Kinto In -urtfrd to have ItH lrrt iin-r in at tendance. Thin Im cspirinlly urved In thf.s county ami Wulloua limn iimeh uh (hi h'clun'iH rotifri rnre which wun to have b.-i-n hold hint AVodneftdny at tho Hum nf (ho of ficial vlll r the national lecitii-pr. J. .'. I'ariner of Wiv 1 luntKhire wan ralhd off on iiccoinit of the hnof(H;illi rondiiloii f the road. It Ih itnnounred hy Tail) V. MuriH. director, that tin- entire proKrimi haH Im'Mi arraiiKrd with (he idna in mind or havhiK Ihr fndlvfdiml lectilror'M roluin to,ilulr home KfOiipft with uorU'ihl- i)iiiih und Men. Ainontf tho proinhH't'l plir tlelpnnlM in the uroKram in addi tion to Mr. Karnier. are; tatr mns trr raltnltr r, WaHhliiKtnn Ktate ler luirr. M. U. Jtatvy. John Itntdfnrd. ri-preKetttntlvf of thu imth.nat play- ! K round TiKHOf'lutlnn, lr. I. V. i'ol Irur, Montr Irinlrr ete. etc. Shik1m Week In 'imvn v J. J. Wuodeli of the l.onr'.Piar diHtricL Mprtit hint. ttr'k In 1.(1 (Grande. When he ittiide tn trip in, he hi .it. -a thut hr .-wmi Vutr hmim troJiiK rn in hU hn'ih- i.o V!Jt Kuc'c- man h i'iini-r, in t!;. hiirhwny, Hometiimff 'iroi!nl two mlu-r.. ilin .family i-omlnr ii!i' Iihn rYld.ty took two limit-H to K'd In town, Mr; Woodell Fiiyn their Helmut, taiiuht hy MJkh Ava Woodell, was only din ntlfwed on Thurwhiy or nt week, work havlmc hren rpfliiitud iifmln on J-'rlduy. Qnlncy, Illlnoiii. Mr. and Mr. Paul Kiniiiiic und duiiKhler, J.llllan and Mr. and Mm. Hcrhert Hpcekhtirt und duntrlHnr, Helm Jean of the Iowa dim rict came In for the event, making (ho trip hy hoh-nlod und having left their home around Hcven o'clock in the morning In order to ho In town when dinner wan e i-ve d, Or. find Mm. Mohh man of J .it Grnndn wero other KUents. o Koduo DKImiiiiI j Tim Inibler KnlghtH of Pythian orKunlwillon him Kiirrvndcred Kh ; charier, wo havo heen informed, and mcniherH of that organization will go to Klgln (IiIh evening where they will he received Into the Klgln lodge, o -No t'Axy Task Air. J.ay who cnrrieH one of tho route out of the I'nloit ptmt'Offlee i Iiiih heen experiencing difflcultUM eriiai with other carrier over tho valley. Mr. i,ay rarrleH the mall up u part of the t'alherlne creek way. The route wan carried hy, homo hack on cine trip, hut over night, MtopH were required tut it wan it physical fmpOHHihility to go the entire way in one day. If ono wnnlit really to know (he womt about (he weather und roadH, the rural cur riem report that thoy are the onm who can report, - : o I'OMipoiio Aiuillnry Tho regular meeting of the i oung Women'H Kdiicational Aux iliary which wan to have heen held tliiH evening and nl which mem hem raiding in tho vnlhy wero to have heen hOHtewHeH, Iran heen In duilnltcly pOHlponed on nceoiiiU of the rondH, i- tlicy conceived tho Idea of making ,up omo pick let under a Hplendld recipo which they liad. They met with good HurceHM and each year Ktn co huvo IncreuHcd their output. lhe flmt two ycur. Mm. Hpence conducted tho biiKlnctwi alone and then whn Joined hy her winter. The year I'JliS they Jimt doubled their output, T)i two lad leu upcclallxo on a mustard pfcklo which In Hold In every More in thi and Wullowa count Jew under the name of tho 8 & K idckh-M. It Ih put on In pint Jam, tho they huvo had Home nuartH nnd even Home half gallon. In J 0 2 7 they made apple butter nnd uIho a corn relish hut that wan not dono hint yenr. After thin yenr, tho tad leg- expect to ralne all the vegetable which their- produce re quire Additional eriuipinent thin year will ulo Include u wlfclag ma-1 chine, o l4tmhlng On IteportH are coming in that I under the' aumilcc of thtf exten Hlon department of (hrf ntute col lege. : ., - VIhIin Iii la (Jraiitr Minn KrancoH McKennon of near Imhler wunt to Iji Orando Hatur- day on a combined buainem und pleuHtiro trip. Mho returned home yenterdny, having been tho gueHt of Minn Merle KrJucoll. o Culled by I'ather'M lth Mm. V. I. Mo(iilIy of Joneph ww called by the death of her father, William Vun Vactor to (fold endale, Washington loirt week. Mrn, : Mct'itlly hud bf.en to e her father only a nhort timn prevloua and on her return home wan taken 111 with the fhi and obliged to roinuin Ih iM, Grande or several duyn. I law Shingle 1"p Hurley Allen, well known In the valley bt now located In bin new law offlco in Wallowa and ready to Mart the practice, of bin chonen prorewilon. Mr. Allen In tho only lawyer ta preuent In Wallowa. UNION COUNTY HAS HIGH COW AND HIGH HERD, REPORT SHOWS fon Tulny evenlnsr to rntitloff thp . prlfMl tit twt rttlninK. Thvy mov JmiiKiialnM whk h ar now on file ml llirlr flm-K m Nurlh l'ivi ear. !in iIib Illillii'.v. TUe 'new Hhelvlnit ly hi Otu-emlier, where II him bwn that h;ttf Itet'n put In miide tllU : timluj th cr' of .Mr. nmt Jlln, 'plix liiK of the niiimixinH iiuBnlhle. Ixtewurt J'rPnch. . There ure nort on file ninny imeltil - rripiulH In Ia flriiiiiln .Mrn, ChurleH Oleiiver of Imbler went to La Orumle the flrnt of thin wenK wiiitb nlio vlHlled nlnonif fiienim. ... o Imlilor iJidlex A ll - The rcKiilur. monthly meetlnif of I lien- ure Homo very lrnlflnilt unit Inleri-Ktlnir lleiim In the an nuul report or the I'nlon. Wiillowr. rounly cow liwtinif Iiiworlutlon, iar. tlrulurly no to niemhem of ilu. us. Koeiuuun revlillnic In th! eo inty. It I Bill l.e l-emcmliereil when thin int. xoplntlnn hum fiM luum-fleij It nan inane Up or dairy herd oh n.-m In ioin counllcn, inter, the number fleMlfllKF J ., . " " " in ini8 coun ty helliK mifflciently lartfe to war rant a temer, ete for eneli county. However, when the year wum lip. AiiKimt HI, i!.;s, thoiie herdH which liail lieliinired to the rlwt uiwocla tlon were Included In the report. . That report nhowed Hint I'nlon county had both the hlirh cow In tho umiocliitlon and aluo Ihe hlsh herd. TIiIb Item liun much Inl and- Instructive .niiiKaxineH und !- thouKh the rileH are not complete. Iheie la mill a wealth of Tendinis and reference. to lie found on thp lihl'ary shelves. ' Mr. and Mia. It. S. Trench re KI1KA AVNdlM'Kli II. I. I'm'Slll'HOH. Kel. 5 AI A volce .Uutt ,hM been heart by tnll Jion' of radio liHtonem from tho( arctly waMlea to the frozen Htretii-' Ih xlllled for Mail Service Tn ' .i iui fr,,n. iheh- visit i "f ' antarctic. , T 10nc,..nnJ ;witl, .Mr. Krench'H mother. Alia. A. j I";-;"""1' " ' " ned l,y Love is Kesumed .v. .McKv.,nn. t naikKvme, ai-hufmn-r,i'f ''--r . . .. u o-i I WcKtinirhouttf. Station KtiKA. wnere uiey i'in. ukmum. i nr , ire now at North Powder muklng ; Kaufman, il victim or piieutiion- fifter.u- hand of theep. It Ik now i hi. Ih reported un lnl.lng mpldly" lambing time and the imwt crMh-al t hin home here. In Spite Of Snow " Hy .Mrs. A. (J. Coukllii (observer Correspondent) COVi;, Ore. (Special l The V. K. mull Is now arriviiiK dally at f'ove, ulthoyuh nut on scheduled time. Kliuet- Kulp is nuiii currier at this end of the route, rnrrylnir the mull out aa fur as Lawsuit's where he meets V. Ailklns, the rcKiilar mall pormnce eonnectrj with II Inns- '""-'. ''' too "''iik mini much as the cow was the hlirhest i V .. '. from umo,. f. t c I .Mlnetie Sentner retiiined homo hinihlnK operallona. urn on over tho Imlilnr J.odli li- Aid '.society is tho valley. The first three liiinbs , announced for Thursday afternoon . pen came at two o'clock lit. Hie Johnson in'.lmblnr.'.1 lioltin of Mrs. to JIllicli lluron'a. fiuc the last or. last week.. Snow In Wallowa Coiiiuy Knowfall nt vmJoiiH loculHlen In Wallowa county waa .reported by the Knlerprisii Itccdrd-C'hleitnin ', nne ibiv Insl .., ,.n... las) week as follows Knterprlse, nu nts to piilchuse h'uy to bo huuled 10 Inches; Joseph, 31 inches! Los- to the ICdv.ilson dairy ranch for tine, 2D Inches: Wullowu. 21 Inches; fnedlnif piirposes. Ilu had planned Lower valley,- Sf Inches; Imnnha' to hiiul the feed to his ranch on To liny I lay , '. -'f ? . lli i'iiian Kdvnlson of near t'nion won In Itock Creek, linker county. from unions' IIS Individual anu the herd hud 3 nnnio v i.iineiii, t. tin.,, un.n. .... coilllietltnrs - . . . for first honors The cow Is '.Mol- "" T, " l"1 l- of the herd of Jlmmle Mills of r""'l, '' , of I ln and North , ......... nri irmi 11 ll llie Ilcsunies Schuol Work WINS Ituth Ann liershey of Wal lowa relurned Inst week to Oood InK. Idaho to conllnun her school work nt ( 1 oril i ii tr cnllcitc. .Miss lier shey had spent some time In La tlrnnde havini; hai an operation for nasal trouble. llcliirus IViiii ttis'k Creek Mrs. Haskell Hlooin or Cove re turned last week to her home nf. ter huviiiK niflil;. tew day loWiSllbMy-,WiJjvlll.O4lw.(110 Willi her piuenia. Mr. and Mm. I matter how badly valley neonle JiimeH Jllilis at Itock Creek. Hlle was nccompanled to hor home by Co, Coiiimlsiiucr Itellcr W. W. Htevens of r'nion. county commissioner, who has been III ror a few weeks at his home was able .ui be out In the valley us much all the loads would permit Sat urday of Hi.' week. Ilmhilf (Jood Tlmi lleri, Is food for mi editorial! Last week, one day when travell Inir ci, millions in the valley were about at their worst, n prominent bl-hlxc.'12 inches; Hlieop creek. ID Inches; nn ciiityon Hnis. 24. Inches; Kloni, :i(l Inches; Troy, IS Inchon and Mlnam, 22 Inches. o TakliiK llutliics Coiirso -Miss Wiliun Unskill or near Im hler has enrnlleil nt.lho lMiMiheus cnlleire In I .n (li-i,n,!n frt ,t i.,,utn.. ' course. . 0 . Ilt'linits llenvy Kblpiiicnls That Wallowa county makes rec ords or shipments of livestock from its various renters and to varied markets Is further evidenced by a slory In last week's KnlcriirlHe uecoi'd.i.-iiieitaln bob-sleds. 0 .' Kcliirns to TntcrprlMv Mm. Vernon Merry has returned to her home lit Knterprlse after huvlnir visited at tho home of her mother In La Ornnde. , ," Ilnvo Kundny fius(s " - J . .Mr. nnd ..Mrs.' HurIi1 .Huron en tertiilned at their, homo near Im hler Sunday (he. following Kuests, -Mr. nnd Mrs. Jim Mcklnnls or Itlnchnrt. Miviiml'Mrs. I.Ynnk'Mc k'lnnls nnd; children. 'Keith nnd Calherine of near Sumervlile. Mrs. Cap Tutlln ahd son: John and Miss Kdltor Chenev reports ninny and Iuikh sliltimenls I I'.'sther SpaiiKenbcru- of Imbler as follows j ' o '" - ' . A short triunioad of lambs con-1 1'twpoim .Mw'tlnir - sisllUK or 20 sltiKle deck cars, left ! The Joint county tneetlnf; of the nenr Cove und tho herd was that of IL. J, NeliM-n of nenr I'nlon. Mr. Mllbi, livho Is quite a practical oiuli enth:isiasl, iinlnts with pride, to the hlstoiy of the banner cow, which as a younir calf was ibe'eloi. cillf. of' Mr.,-and Mrs. Mills' oldest son, doi'don.' She' is a six year old rctfisteri-d Jersey, und w hen first owned ' 'by' the - son- , wan nerurt'd ' rronr tlie fitinoiis Loon Levy herd. Her record for last year1 was S0S5 puunds xir Inllli and r.L'.'i.C pounds of biitterfut.:' Mr. Mills slates that during, the test "she produced one fine1, heller- calf and brought un olher -good one Jn November, after tho. year of the association was finished'." )u reporting- the record of the hlKh , herd, couuly agriculturist Luwrolice savs: Tho lilgh lierd In tho association wan owned by, 11. J. Nlelson, who has, long been considered a, lead In dairying In. the county. The herd , Was fed Bopio grain ' with sil age, und 'alfulru'-huy'and had good blue; grass . und . white clover pas ture In. summer.. The eleven cows In' tlirihU'd, all grade Jerseys, pro luced un average, of 6!iil5.2 pounds oi. , -.mini r eacli, , conlulning T.t'.l.l pounds or butterfnt. Kight. other herds out .of the :t(i produced over :in. pounds;, of .butterfut p'r cow. Included In .this number was the herd or C; l". Kdvnlson of I'nlon. whose. 2.2.. bend of grade llolsteins produced an averago .of x:t01.5 pounds of ' milk containing :uo.9 lady In the valley called im m ii. 1 ,ur ""' "llHt Monduy. They roriued .".isons or mis and Wallowa coun-1 phone. She said she had been 10 l"ml"' w hich have "es. which was to have been held snowed In ror oh wo forgot how ,wc" r'''' 'hrl1 1110 "Inter by John-i hist Wednesday, evening nt . Wal mnny 'days and lor a time she ' H0" ,'"'"nl11'1 "n'1 I'ohhln & Hut-!'"'" "h postponed on account or nil,.. .i,,,f...i .i... .,. ., nor, und worn hilled to Colorado ' the practically lllnccesslbllllv nt llm l, . i i .. . .. . . . I where Ihey will bo held foe nieih.e town on that nlaht. Th. dsi.. ,u,i.n pounds , or bulterfat. man. Then shn decided that It ' f,''',,l" "ni1 "n "'"' to Chicago. ; Ihe meeting will bo held has not ' ,'1'.1"' "'" ''ess or Mr. Nl. lson is at- should bo a period or r,..,i ueeom. i "'""''U or the cars wero loaded by ; "ecu set yet, . .imniw ny some, not only to ins ii . ui, nNinM,i i a ... """"oii rriiiiiiiiii ana rour lv o - . v Dobbin llutner. The rorimr rirm hns been feed- J'S " l"nlnd .. i: lug 30(10 lambs In tho comrortablel . Mr"- ''Verett Walslnger.went .to from the La (Irande 1'iilillc library paying the fee that Is required 2 for tho year of tl for the winter season) Innsmuch us II seemed Im possible ror the present for tho shed on iim ni.i i',-,.,, i,... ei. ' t'oitland Kiidtty evening' huvlnir sheil Is equipped with every racll-'. h''on ''""' d by the llliicHfi iOf her ny ror chopping and grinding teed '""' "ei.nng. wen Known her niece who will vlsli In (he Covo. fiols Thru In Town Itllllih Wells or near Allcel made n trip to Ln Orande yesterday with tho old of ii hob ami a four-horsn team. Mr. Wells said (hat so long had Ihey heen snowed In that pro- . visions were very low and Impern. live that ho make the trip. Wo forget Just how many cans of cream . Mr. Wells delivered bill It deemed like ji tremendous amount. find transporting II about ihe liens. 1,1 tM" valley. ill ordinary weather tho lambs have the run of outside as wejl as Inside pens, but on rough days they can be held Inside. liobbln llutner have been feed ing 2300 lambs in hillside lots which run down to a creek on (he siieilercd bottom hind. Kecd Is Placed in racks In tho open, and niniier now luidly valley people -nwiuvii ii ami worked ror It. sho said. She hud one hook on operas, which win a delight to her. espe cially since they had a rndlo and enjoyed the progruins In which, of lale, ore Included so many good things from the operas. She inudn il quite a study und found it to bo lllOSt rilHCIlllllllltr Ul. l,n.l l books of an educational chornet 1110 """"" "ave loom to ,nov" aboM nnd then some real good fiction ! 011 ,v''11 -''l"''il irround. lloth firms Shi. says "I am enjoying It und i ,? xmv" ,ea nmny KU'r'' whlch am profiting by It." She feels that marketed shortly. I'rlces of sho has the right Idea even though 0",",n now d not P""" much she would enjoy being out among pl'"V 0n r''0"n' her friends. I 1 h" county marketing nssocln- Ilnvo ranillv Dinner I 0 "on ""'"Pcd a double deck or hogs Mr. mill Mrs. John Hneeliloul a n i.... 1 1 on wuiiowa lust wcdnesdiiy. and 1J1 Ornnde gave ,. family dinner ut Mrs. Charles Spencer or Orange . " JOW,"" 1 N',t",1"' their home Sunday hnvlng had ten Hall neigh l orhooil T and Mrs U?n 1 . i"- I "U,rk Wi'r" U"1,,od guests. 12 of them In all surround. , K,.h,l,i "iw .. " ..i .J'"' .nt Kn -rnrlBo Saturday. A. Hack ing the huppy board and enjoying cronslnaiv non.d .e .. .... ..... "I r of horses and Chris the delicious n.-icu. i in, (iiniier was tt ven In : ieet i n,ni, t i ... . ' " J ioen the special honor of Mr. and Mrs. which have i,,.n , Z. ,.. "'"!.tt.'-''l'lo deck car of hogs: II. .Make Trip to Tmni Mr. nnd Mrs. Herbert Rpcrkhart or (he Iowa district managed to make a trip to town Krlday, com ing In in a bob-sled,- which they reported lo be qulto a tedloua Journey. ' -0 skill us a recdir and dairyman but also to his-careful breeding opera tions. :- Nothing .but purebred b'.llls of the ;lest brecfllng oiitainable haveiH'eh used for many . years. h'or tivo yviirs back the herd has, been- toMed- and lower producers rl'nruvouV ''TITi'. feSAiltlng' '11011-18 beniltlrm iis well as profitable. . ; MOW YOltK. Keb. 5 (AP) Lew Cody, motion picture actor, is ronrined tn his suit In the Hotel Warwick, with luriuenza. roads were in even worse eoiidi tlon lhan on the outgoing trip, she reports. Miss Helen Cowgitl, of .the ex- tendon department or Oregon Stale f vvj,-i.i, .- , t-jtiieeieu nire tins week lo discuss club work with (he Cove students, but owing to the condition of the roads, she was un able to reach here. The club work will now be looked after by K. A. Sayre,, the county school superin tendent. In connection with club work, it is only fitting to say that Allen Mills, of Cove was awarded the 192X I'nlon Pacific scholarship for t'nion county In club work. This award has come as u result of sev eral years concentration nnd hard work on the part of Allen. Tho scholarship Is given each year by (ho Union l'aclfic railroad tn tho hoy or girl in each county who has shown themselves to be the host all around boy or girl In club work. These awards have been earned in this county In the past few years by boys who have been actually en gaged In boys and girls' club work. I'hose receiving the scholarship in previous years are as follows: Mus sel .McKennon of Imbler. in 1fl":l- Marven Daniel of Cove, in 1024: Cordon Mills of Cove, in .1925: Carmen Daniel of Cove, in 1:120, and Clifford Conrad of Imbler. In I J.'i. ovo has won four times out of six. J. ft. Price expected to leave bore for Crane KrfBny where he expect ed to spend the weekend, but was unable to do so on account of (he condition of the roads. .Mr. jMice was principal of the Crane schools for two years and received an offer to return there in that rapacity. The Rev. and Mrs. P. K. Nturges enieilalned at an informal dinner on l-'iidny evening. Phe library' board. cnnslstlAe; of Hrr. MV.Velll. Vh-s. A. a. Conkllp. Mrs. L. 10. Anderson and .Mrs. J. It. J-iico met at the library 50 Years of Service : to the Dairy Industry i TN 1878 Dr. -De Laval invented the first continuous -. discharge centrifugal cream separator. Since then : .more than four million De Laval Separators have been made, and they are now being used in every country of the world where cows are kept. Fifty years ago dairying was undeveloped and of little importance. Today the dairy industry is the largest and most profitable branch of agriculture. Th ;' products of the dairy cow bring the farmers of this country more than three billion dollars a year in a' steady cash income. De Laval Separators revolutionized dairying, and authorities everywhere say they have done more than . any other factor to develop dairying to its present size and profitable condition. First in the beginning, De Laval Separators have kept the lead ever since. Now the 1928 "Golden Series" which we have on display mark another step forward. They are the most complete, efficient and beautiful cream separators ever made. The best way to judge a new "Golden Anniversary Series" De Laval "is to see and try one. We shall be glad to show you the many new features and refine ments. .'--' Blue Mountain Creamery huppy board and enjoying creaslngly popular on account of n" .. . . .' ' n"""''" , t:,,rta Ions dinner Mrs. Speck hart the success or t heir hnil. l. UpPMt had three curs, to 1-ortland ' "'-'en' I" Vet "hT.makfng'or Z W VZ, 2 '"""- Wray Mclnjyre. e,.ew and niece under the name o'rVlT p nf Mr. nnd Mrs. Speckluut who When, four years g0, these two '" en here visiting from ' Indies years ago, theso two surplus of cucumbers, tO rfwes! t 1). had two decks of hogs und one mixed ear. 1Osrs rino Calf ,, , In another column In. reporting recorus or inn t nion-Wallowa Cow icsiing iissociutlon, reference In mndo to the flno cnlf of tho record cow "Molly" of tho herd of J. E. .inns or near covo. which was bom in November. We now learn that Iho cnlf died on Thursday of .lam week. Its death haviiif been caused hy bloat rollowlnir Iho eating or damp alfnira bay. It wan a fine heifer calf and gave promise, of neing a splendid addition to the Mills herd.. . , be sure your husband sees this MAKES WAXING AS EASY AS WALKING Did you dream you eoolJ have tiny floors to easily P With (hi Johnton Polither you cau. A few trukeaof the mop applies the wax, ad teotrieity poliihei it. All you do il Milly fuida the macliint it Ikiini over your floor by itself. No ntnauif!; no h.-ur.n. liinvn. In n few rainu'::' the m Jr;-' ?nvr !' finwhet', Irmai. 'ttj tt. tf.wVii niimefs, vnUisScd il,;,rn.t near nd dot niih a hatd film ol wax. Ibat'i how ihii filt ivei btauty to doom and leisure to woman. Small wonder it liai dallfhtad 200,00(1 other wivai, and that thouaaoda more mrt aikiul for it Una year. Cao't you make aura that you'll be fortunate eooub to fee one P ft low Cblhl Is Siih-d The (wo. year old child of Mr, nnd Min. Kuley Poulson of Promise was very severely scalded on day nisi week wuen no stepped back ward Into a pnn of scalding hot scrub wutor. Tho burns extended from tho child's waist to ankles, tino or (ho worst featured of tho accident vns tho slowness with which medlclno could ho received because of the circuitous route necessary to get into Wallowa. It Is thought, while the burns ore severe, that thero will not. neces sarily, bo uny serious results. 0 fa'aves l'r Conference County agriculturist Wray Ijiw fence has gouo lo t'orvallla where ho will attend tho annual confor- j enco or county ngont being held A SEASONABLE RECIPE Ixnile's Nut llrcaul 2 cups flour. . ,. . ' -';'. H teaspoon salt. v . '.. i cup augur. ' , .. .' IV 2 teaspoons linking 'powder.' 1 egg.- ..: ,"' - - -., 1 cup sweet milk. '4 cup chopped huts. ' V Sift the flour, baking ; powder, salt nnd sugar. Add tho nuts. Mix tho egg with the milk, add the dry Ingredienti and stir all to gether. , , Let stand 20 minutes. Hake for ono hour. Hake for ono hour. (This makes Ono loaf.) " A'Minnenpolls man sued because his clgaret. lighter wouldn't work. It.ls Interesting to note that some body really bought a cigiiret light er thnt he didn't give to n friend.' Va ur Child's Cold Needs this Double Treatment Children hate to be "dosed." When rubbed on, Vicks relieves colds 2 ways at once H-ir7iouf "dosing": (1) Its healing vapors, released by the body heat, are inhaled direct to the ir passages; (2) "It draws out" the soreness like an old-fashioned poultice. nation nri3W t t VAPORun lectric now ouly J 29 50 (t. JIJ-SJ) nmfhlt mil ! 1 fllf a anw mmJ prlf mtp, ararfi W.H. Bohnenkamp Co. AN IRRIGATED POTATO FIELD ic?;w rV A The iiuesilnn ot Irrliiatlon In this valley la one thnt "has been discussed for o lone, period of time bv Interested and progressive farmers. The matter l yet In the experiment stage. There are m.tnv who advocate more Irrigation. The above picture Is i( oo of the fields where irrigation of potatoes was tried last year and show prof. O. It. llyalop. rnr m crops profecsor from Ihe M ite college who In spect local potatoes for certification, and two Rrowrrn. John Harris and rrd Urown. Harry Avery, In speaking In hla annual report of Irrigation of potatoes eaid: .".No test of irrigation compared with no Inigailon of potatoes, was carried on. tlrgtnuing with however. It o. Wheel er in the I'nlon section, on the advice of tho agent Irritated with rood result. Thla year, the follow ing crops were Irrigated: It. O. Wheeler. SO acrea: i. U. Vcaver. ucrea: II. N. I'ralhe. Ht acres: I'lvd Itinwn, 5 urrrs: John llanis, acres. The' all lte near rplon. Iloherc MnMerton and Au miM Cttckson. both of Ln l.raude, also u,d Iriifcn bm. YlUda were approxlmutrh- l'.o htJc, wlih .lvi. ihau 90 oa similar laud not ti r tiu-d. ' , . i -a. . ow- -2R"srvv.-ar' -warm-.. .tmmrzr GOOD ROADS the pride of every county official Many Counties have already chosen "CATER'- r F ILLAR" power for their road program WHY? Because the "CATERPILLAR" is dependable because of its low upkeep and ease of opera tion because by; the use of "CATERPILLAR" power the County road program is completed -v BETTER, QUICKER and CHEAPER. Ask About the New Low Prices BUNTING TRACTOR CO. La Grande, Oregon Boise, Idaho k . J, , -4 V-.-N,-.