La Grande evening observer., February 15, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 7

VALLEY NEWS
Ua CSnmite lEimrnw Itawr
WANT ADS
VOLUME XVII
LA GRANDE, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1929.
NUMBER 122.
Over the Valley
Mabel K. Morion. Valley Nowb Alitor
J'honoii: Residence, 826-J; Office Main 37
1'roi i illicit Igniter Dies , able yet to ratsu his urin anyways
Asa Lyumn Taylor, one of the, near normal and he fcara thu dfs
protnlnent funnera on thu Sund- 1 located bono wan not propt-rly put
rldgo died yesterday afternoon at in place at the time of tho accl
the Grande Hondo iiuapiiul where 'dent.
hu had been since Tuesday evening, j ' o 1
Mr. Taylor had not been well 'co ! OusU I rom Itl&lto
last fall, huving been in an anaemic un(j lrs. U" Dobbins of
condition. This developed into & Namna. Iduho. with their son C'lif-
pernicious case and for the lastjford and tnutP daughter. . Ktheta
. . f..w rtnvM Mr. Tiivlfir'a condition ' i ' ... k nr
jiuvu uvvu vtoaiiiib nv did iiwmu
fuw days Mr. Taylor's condition
had been considered as very cri
tical. A blood transfusion was re
sorted to yesterday, one of his
daughters giving the blood, but the
improvement, if any, was only tem
porary. funeral services are announced
for Huturday afternoon at two
o'clock at the tin od grass and Zim
merman mortuary in la Orande.
The remains accompanied by the
.two daughters, the Misses Mary and
-Margaret Taylor, will be taken in
the evening to the old home at Hed
Oak, Iowa, where Interment will be
made on tho family lot by the' side
of the wife and two daughters.
Mr. Taylor was 03 years of age,
having been born at Galesburg. Ill
inois. ' When a small boy, his par
ents moved to Iowa, and Hed Oak
was thu home of the deceased for
41 years. It was there that the
wlfu and mother died 24 years ago
the 20th of this month. Mr. Tay
lor, his two daughters and his son,
lteed, who are his survivors here,
' came to tho Grande Honde valley
18 years ago this June.
Mr. Taylor was a good, substan
tial citizen, an industrious and
thrifty farmer a kind und churit-i
able neighbor and a most loyal jn Hospital
irienu. rim tsunuus iiiuuas v tw u.
their friends, Mr. and Mrs. John
Dahlstrom in the Moss Chapel district.-.
They were old school friends
of Mrs. Dahlstrom. They were
snowed in during their visit In this
locality and obliged to stay In for
two weeks at the Dahlstrom home,
unable to get out at all. Mr. and
Mrs. Dobbins are looking for a
farm in the valley. i'Yom hero
they have gone to Baker find plan
ned to go from there to the coast.
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Have FHio Trip
, Uoth Mr. and Mrs. Wray Law
rence report a splendid time in
Corvallls lust week. Mrs. Law
rence had a nice visit with Mrs.
Avery who sent her regards to all
her friends In the valley.
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Visits hi I ;t; lii
Mrs. N. F. Weiss, who cares for
her father and mother, Mr. and
Mi's. Joe Scott, at Fair view, up on
the flats above Klgfn is spending
two weeks at her home in Elgin.
During her stuy at home, her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Dave Scott is car
ing for the uged Mr. and Mrs.
Scott. ,
Mrs. fat Kollinn of Imbler was
matter of much concern not only tuIum t0 tho Gmnde itonde hos-
in the vicinity of Allcel which is
the family home, but over the val-' nent
ley and his doatn marks tne pass
ing of a good man.
Mosldes tho members of his im
mediate family here, he icuvus one
y sister, Mrs. MJuggie Droekwny of
lted. Oak. Iowa.
pltal Wedncsduy for medical treat-
Havo Fine Aid
The Island City Ladles Aid had
a fine alt day meeting yesterday at
the' home of Mrs. C. H. Bidwell In
, Island City. Thoro was a splendid
. ' o crowd, much work accomplished,
i'liumller Itinera! Saiimluy a wonderful pot luck dinner at one
The funeral of Mrs. George o'clock, a lively business meeting
Chandler of Klgln will be held to- andhen a splendid program. There
morrow, Saturday. Mrs. Chand- was- one visitor, so they reported,
ler died Wednesdny at her home but there was also one new mem
following several days of Illness ber received Into tho society. Twen
when her death was utmost mo- ty-onc ladles gathered at the Bld-mt-ntarily
expected. v 1 wel' nomeln 1,10 morning, and as
o ' . - .-.j': many who could find places as
Movcm Khoc-p ststed In tying a woolen quilt. This
Cap K. Tuttle of Imblur iiioved.,Tvork was completed by tho time
l liis big band of 'sheep - Jri)UUU2tt-Junch' was served and It was a
' Conklln place on tho highway near lunch that tiulte beggared descrlp
lmbler where he has been feed- tlon with numerous tempting and
lug them for the last few weeks. He delicious as well as dulnty dishes,
took the sheep to his own ranch at topped off with lovely cakes and
Hhlnehart. j lemon chiffon and berry pics. Mrs.
o Emma lilokland, president, pre-
'JVst Itotary ' sided over the business meeting
The state highway ' department which followed tho lunch, Mrs. Bid
had a new rotary snow plow on well having had charge of the dc
thn highway yesterduy which was votlonals. From the report of tho
being tested out. The new machine secretary and from the matters dis
. hud recently been perfected at thu cussed this group seems to be In a
local shops and It Is reported Unit very thriving condition and is, pri
the test made yesterday was quite
Butlsfuclury.
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limbing KeKjrts Good
From different sections of the
marily, an "aid." The lust fea
ture of tho ufternoon was the pro
gram which was quite In keeping
with yesterday. Vulentfne day, and
was superintended by Miss Minnie
country rr ports from lambing seem 3-Iolmnn, Mrs. Sam Williamson and
to be very satisfactory. .Tuesday Mrs. Mild Blokland. Mrs.- Alex
night there were 75 lambs ut Jim Kohcrtson favored the company
Dobbins, with lambing well under with some vocal numbers, and
way. Mr. Dobbins reported that there were contests, making valen-
ho had had no losses up to that tines, shooting at the big heart with
date, and that tho new lambs were bow and arrow, etc. It was a very
ull active und sturdy. Frank Me-
Kennoti reported 2Z lumbs with 13
ewes. - '
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Jmprotes Slowly
Lee Goldlng of, Elgin does not
Improve as rapidly as he would
wish from a fall in which he flg-
ured lust fall and in which he dis
located his shoulder and broke a
number of ribs. Mr. Goldlng Is un-
huppy duy, und decidedly worth
while.
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IMxvh to Summer llle
Mrs. Burt Oliver had release
fcom bondage yesterduy when she
took up tho reins und drove the
old family team into Summervllle
from Dry Creek, to attend the Sum
mervllle aid and visit her family
and friends before she forgot what
they all looked like. Mrs. Oliver
could not quite remember just
when she had been ull the way
from Dry Creek to SummervlUo
before, but at that she is somo bet
ter than some of her neighbors who
are not yet ablo to get through the
snow-flllcd roads. j
Day In I G ramie j
Kcv. and Mrs. Grissoin and Mrs. I
Gilklson of North Powder were j
among those who drove to La
Grande Tuesday and utumded. the
conferences ut thu Methodist
church. '
III Of l-'lll
Miss Lillian Knautz. daughter of
Mr. und Mrs. IJuul Knautz, or the
Iowa neighborhood. Is in La Grande
111 with a slight touch of the flu
ut thu homo of her grand-parents
Mr. and-Mrs. John Speck hart.
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Through to Town
Mr. and Mi-s. Hay Fuller and
sun of tho tower Cove road near
Allcel were able to get through and
Into town Wednesday.
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Blue Mt. Grange
The regular meeting of Blue Mt.
Grange is announced for tomorrow
at tho hall. A splendid program
for the day with dinner at noon
by section two, Is promised,
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KetuiiLs Hume
Miss Irene Spencer, a student at
tho state college In her freshman
year has returned to her home hero
to remain for some time. Miss
Spencer comes homo to recuperate
from an accident in which sho
sprained her knee in a fall on tho
Icy steps in Corvullts. Tho injured
leg has been placed in a cast. Sho
was accompanied by a friend, Miss'
McWtlliums, as far as l'ortland.
In l4i Grande
Mrs. W. F. Ott and her twin
daughters, the Misses Leila und
Eula Ott have been In La Grande
from Summervllle for a few days.
Mies Euta Ott gave a pint of blood
Wednesday, following tests, to per
forin a transfusion for Mrs. Bert
Sanders of Elgin who is very ill at
the Grande Jtonde hospital. Mrs.
Sanders' condition hut been very
grave for several days. Ho hus
band from Elgin und her mother,
Mrs, Ed Combs of Summervllle arc
with her, ,
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Attend! Conference
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy To win and
daughter, Uev. Gruham, Mrs. Lil
ian Allen and Miss Lola Brothers
of Cove drove over Monday and at
tended all tho sessions of the day
at the Methodist church. All report
having received much benefit from
the program of the duy.
rieuMiiit Grove t ; range
1 tegular meeting night for this
subordinate is tomorrow evening.
It Is hoped by the officers that
many may get through to the meet
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School In Session
School wus supposed to start at
Hilgard the first of the week.
rather comfortable quarters having
been arranged In a vacant store
building there. The riro which de
stroyed the school building last
week, destroyed an old building
and a cold building. It had been
Impossible all winter to properly
heut the building, It is reported,
and at the time of thu fire, the
children were pluying u round tho
room .with their wraps, on in an
effort to keep comfortable. All the
property of the children who were
there was removed from the bulld
, Ing and also some valuable books
which hflongd to the school. The
'County Economic
! 5-Day Conference
j Plans Completed
Officials of tho Union county
chamber of commerce, together
with the heads of the different de
partments of the approaching I'n
.ion county annual economic confer
. ence met yesterday at Hut Lake
and completed arranging tho de-
tailed program for the five-day
'session.- Those who met as com-
! mlttee chairmen, In addition to
j officers wero John Dean, horticul
ture, Floyd Edwards, livestock. Jet ;
Gusklll, farm crops, Frank Webb, j
poultry, Frank McKennon, home j
market survey und general econ
omics, S. T. Bailie, dairying, Mrs.
W. T. Phy, home makers and Mrs.
Lloyd 1'icrco, boys und girls clubs.
Some slight changes were made
in the program of days, and aa it
now stands the subjects assigned
for the different days are as fol
lows Monday, February 25, dairy.
Tuesday. February 26, livestock.
Wedncsduy, Fcbruury 27, farm
crops.
Thursday, February 28, horticul
ture, Friday, March 1, poultry.
Saturduy, March 2, boys and girls
clubs.
As previously announced the sec
lion for home-makers will- begin
on Monday noon und continue
through Tuesday evening.
Inasmuch an the homo market
survey has to do with a number
of the different departments, it
will be variously presented, how
ever tho main discussion of this
uffalr has been set for three o'clock
on Thursday. Business nuti und
others who have a keen Interest In
this survey will bo urged to attend
at this time. C. It. Brlethaupt
who will be ut the conference on
Friday and will conclude tho dis
cussion. Any change in present
plans will be given wide announce
ment between now and conference
time.. The meetings which are to
be held in the Sacujuwea bull room
will begin each morning, at in
o'clock und will continue only until
8 or 3:80 o'clock, giving ample
time for farmers to get homo for
evening chores.
It has been planned that each
day of the conference one or two
specialists will be in attendance
in addition to those who are be
ing sent from the extension, depart
ment of tho state college. Among
these are Leroy Childs of the Hood
Kiver Experiment station who will
talk on 'pests und disease control
In orchards. W. D. B. Dodson,
secretary of the Portland chamber
of cuuunerco may be here with a
talk along the general lino of co
operation. J, D. Mlcklo may up
peur on the program on dairy day.
lie wilt talk on linos pertinent to
his office of state dairy and food
commission. There will also bo u
number of locul farmers used on
the different days to enter Into dis
cussions which huve to do with
their own individual .experiences.
Salesman "Well, Fred, how many cases
of good coffee do you need this trip!"
"Better double my usual order, BilL My
customers arc all going 'Qoldcn West'.'"
A SEASONABLE
RECIPE
ut Cookies
1 cups sugar.
1 cup crlsco,
S eggs well beaten.
3 tablespoons hot water In which
has been dissolved
1 teaspoon soda.
2 tablespoon molasses.
3 Vi cups flour.
1 cup walnuts, .
2 tablespoons grated lemon rifid.
t cup dates, cut fine.
I teaspoon ground cinnamon,
I teaspoon ground cloves.
' 1 leuspoon salt.
Mix thoroughly und drop by
small spoonsful on a greased pun,
baking in it quick oven.
board held fuir Insurance which
will assist In rebuilding plans. The
building was a two room structure,
only one room having been used
of lute to accommodate the sell out.
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Women's (in It
Mrs. Italph Morgan of linbter
was the hostess, Weilnsday to the
Women's club of Imbler and the
meeting Is reported to have len
a very profitable and enjoyable
one. Mrs. Bessie Westenskow, as
sisted by Mrs. Wilfred Westenshow
had charge of the program which
had to do with "Painted Furni
ture. Mrs. Cleaver anjl Mrs.
Keenan had charge of the social
part or the program which Included
a number of contfsbi. all appro
priate for the Valentino season.
Mrs. Bessie Westenskow wax tli'i
winner of one contest, with Mrs.
Alvln Westenskow taking second
plure and Mrs. J. A. Gasklll won
flrtit place in a story telling con
tfst. The prizes were beaut if til
valentines, Mrs. Wekii and Mrs.
OjiKkill nerved the ref reshmenlK, In
which the valentine motif Has also
predominant.
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VMI in l lttin
Mr. and Mih. Fred llurrmiin and
son drove to Elgin Wednesday and
iment Die day at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. Lynn Hill.
Jtfprtwut Clmrrli
Itev. Hansen, Mrs. Garret Blok
land. Mrs. Mllo Blokland und Mrs.
IL Bidwell of Inland City iere
ftented their community church ut
the meeting at the m. Grande
Mel hod ml chureh Tuesday.
To KnleiiHiii
The Methodist Ladles uid of El
Kin is planning to entertain the Hid
soelety of the l'rebytcrlun church j
mi a. HU 1'utrick'g party on March
17.
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hmHIIMTtlllf! Altl-
Tweiuy mcfnlH'rif of the Hummer
vlllu HliI mien. In ihe mrotliig hM
'-ptTiay hi tho I. O. O. V. hull,
(CuutitiuctJ OD l'ae Ten)
- A TYPICAL UNION COUNTY FLOCK
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At the recent annual mooting of tho Union County WooIkiow.i'r' nsaoclatlon. It wan .atlmatod that the ahoop population of thia
c-ounly wan arunnii ao.OUO head, If not a little better. Laat your the Oregon atate aheep output win placed at . 147, 000 with a valuation
of $31. 170.01)0. liealdea thla, Oregon produced laat year 21.000,000 pounda of wool which waa given a value of 17, 000. 000. The attention
' of ull furinti-H of the vulley at the preaent time, aa well .as Ita uueineaa men, la on the lamb crop. Lambing la at lta height now In Union
county and reporta are that so far lambing la quite aucceaaful with an unusually amull loan.'
Campbells Tomato Soup
Every Family Should Eat Tomato Soup Of ten
Do you realize that every time you place tomato soup on tho table, you are doing; your family's health u
real service? For tomatoes are now heralded on all sides as one of the most healthful and beneficial ot foods,
f. ScienccJaaK proved ilrcy cmiMo,..in extraordinary, richness,, the wonderful ."Health Givers". (YiUmma) ;that.
our bodies must. have for normal growth' and' good condition. , - : . .
Our Feature This Week Six Cans Campbell's Tomato Soup, 49c
Brooms
Macaroni
,'( J High grade curve
cut in bulk
5 pounds .'....I....'. JJQg
K. C. Baking Powder
ItijvJ 25 oz. can 00
Beans
New crop Hod
Mexicans
mj io ibs
Pineapple
A. & L. liltAND
broken ;lii'P
Kj'J No. 10 tin
77c
87c
Jersey
HICK FLAKES or
lilOE GKMS
2pkKS- :-. - 25c
Oats
.Snei i vs (illicit cooker
(( or regular oats
" oin-n , 03C
Shrimp
Preferred Slock extra
fancy pack
2 No. 1 cans
Peaches
liullsevc brand
Kj-Y VUI'V fcrod value
z isi). zy-i tins
37c
38c
'fffefri
IBSffilJ
"Thrift Coffee"
I'crniaiient in churactcr
Perfect in flavor .
Invincible in strength
Economical in price
1 pound
48c
3 pounds ...
$1.40
Nalley's
Mayonnaise
A Delicious Salad
pressing
Pint jar '
Quart jar
33c
(iOc
TOPAZ fine straw
EACH ,.
95c
1 ENAMEL DUST PAN
; , FREE
Super-Suds
Dissolves in an instant
fine for dishes
2 pkgs.
Prunes
Fancy pack extra
largo Oregon prunes
10 pound box
Jell-0
Easy to niako
assorted flavors
3 pkgs
Shrimp
Little Chief Brand '
2 cans
19c
$1.75
-25c
34c
39c
Cheese
Till;.niool' lull rrrm
a fiir substitute for meat
pound. ,
35c
Fresh Thrift Creamery Butter. ...... .2 Lbs. 95c
Large Yellow Dan ver Onions .4 Lbs. 27c
Mild Cure Bacon Squares. Lb. 23c
Sweet Sunkist Oranges (150) .Doz. 59c
No. 81-408. Fir. St.
Main 734
No. 831407 Adams
Main 761
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Clams
Preferred Stock or Warrenton
minced clams
2 1" c,,"" ,. - 50c
oarames
Prefcrrct' Slock small fish
in pure olive oil
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