La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 12, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, March" 12, 1929. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Mabel E. Morton. Taller News Editor t Phones: Residence, 82C-J; Office, Main 7 MlfllMH ;sis(N hi Dairy James Ogilvle of- the Cove has , a M90ttfttttt9944ft4ftfttftt the large crowd present. A busi ness meeting wus helil In the morn I lnt when u number of Important i matters wen given uttrntlon. At one o'clock tho company, which must have numbered juo, were In. vlted 'to tho dining rooin. wher signs on the doom rend "Hrothera Filling Hint Ion." Ai Jong ttt,ble , the tlln net was served which the linen hud prepared nhd which they I ttnl't.tif nulla nktllfllllv U'illi ntt tnnd Mrs. Prank Wade was driving furnished by the True orchestra of oho casualty reported. Tho Inenu I the Pill frnm li'lirin tm.-a.ul 1.1. i n.. .... 1 I .... . . . - .,. Ht hm wiitoii of iii i JltoMi when trn hd ot horse, ; I.. 1,1.. un,l there mis . generous " 'irv., I'-T'""' '" '" th" M"ny- T"e l.-thl-r AI.I- : ....... uf two different klmls of tiie Jl i,ec rMe.l Tn . u ,m "rly.T .-naoavoi-od to Into tho anl-j Mrs. Jtuiph I.. Morgan will linv ! Litter. The kitchen committee eon- ), he i ri sc.l on u , Kt. Ouiry-iimis but was not entirely success- her guests Thursiluy the mom. sls.e.l of Will Taylnr. .I.nlrnu.n. 1! ,.,. .or ,,, i ? . '''"D of then, were hit in such hoi's of the Indies ni.l society of lm-A. K. Kug. flinrley Hainan... lien erne 111 the cine or purelne.! ilulry :n wuy that they surfurru hroken 1,lor. This Is the mooting M. tiek. ler. Ilert Oio.it and (i.-orgo rovys. us wol as huvlng heel, an j low. The front of the .ear was ,.ned from lust week. Hughes. active 4-H cluh member un.l .. stu-; h.ully smashed up. it in reported. ' 1 Aft..- .llneer the ,.l,,e ,-enn. The rain which was rulllng at the mint's lVnnt Ik. AhkpIO - j voned and two n.on.liora wore given lln.o in wild to hum Interfered with I Mrs. I'lnronoo Kulniif of 1.0s An. 'lie riixt two degrees and eight wore the driver's vision. I golea. t'ullfnrnlil. nrrlVeU h'rltluy I Riven the lat two degrees. The I and will n.ako n visit or About thro i meeting wim then turned over to A SEASONABLE 'RECIPE il at In the nx cuii iwo at the 1'nion Illicit school under Prof. (Veil Griggs said, by Mr. Anderson, to have a (rood foundation for such practical work as hp will ho given at the loeal dairy, w . o Tteturii to County .Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Horn who have been residing In Portland hnvo returned to the county and have, uguln taken up their resi dence un their farm In tho Indian creek nelKhborhood north Of Klgln. o Homo l'mm HukCe V i'arl Puller of near AHcel and his mother, Mrs. Charles IMayle of l,n Grande drove to Maker Sunday itpi ndinx the day with relatlvi-s and returning home, were acconiminted i by Mrs. Puller and son, t'lah-o who Ham Moiikso SuIhI 1 tablespoon Kelatln. 2 tablespoons cold water. 2 cups minced cold ham. cup eream. cup minced celery. 1 dash paprika. v2 tablespoons minced parsley. Soak the Kelatlu In tho cold water for rive minutes and dis solve over hulliiitf water. Add tho ham, celery, parsley, paprika and mix thorotiKhly. Heat tho cream until real Miff and fold In the ubovo mixture Put this into om larxe mold or individual molds. Chill thorouKhly. Turn out on lettuce and garnish with plmonto and Kxeon pepper. Serve with salad diwsintr County To Send Representatives i To Dairy Meeting I'nlon county, rooporatlng with every other county in" tha state will huve one or iiiorc .rei.resonta tlveii at the HtatO'Wide' daliy con- ferenco which in to bo hold at tho Oregon Blutn colleKO,v, CorvtllliH, , TliurMday and I'Yiday,' March 21 iind 32. It la reported that all divi sions of the Industry will have dole- their hih.nt play "And Home fame Ted." This Is tho play which was to have been ifiven in Kebruary hut its Suiulncrville has just now Kuincd access to the hlKhnuy after had been vInIUiik at the .Mnlliews two months Imprisonment, this now W.M.ien's t'ltih lit U-n months nt tho home of her lumber.' rlnrence Carter and the following The Women's club or lmblor will Mrs. I. B. rhcnault or the Valeria. , hrOKilun Kiveii. ' each number or he guests tomorrow. Wednesday ar- district. which was greatly enjoyed ternoon of Mrs. Wlllord Weslen-1 a v' 'I Music. I'harles Anson, pluno, M. skow. The subject for the nricr- lllnunr tiut'tts . i I.. Carter, violin. I'larenco I'lirtor. Mr. and Ml-s. John Halllstrnm ' lnhjn. and their Utile ilaiiKhter wore din-j' Hon, men or tho itrnnue. nor Ktiests Sunday nt the homo of ; Violin solo,- .Milton Hunt. Mr. and Mm. W. A. Hurbrlok and! Address, 1M Kckley. family In Moss ('Impel district. Mrs. I Oroup of sniiits. by the nrrilcloA X.irhrii'k and daughter served Afholr. linale uunrtet,) Charles An lovely dinner, son, t'laivnoo turlor, d. c WrlKht o j; ttnu k. r. Manic. noon Is. "Headlnit In tho. Home" IH.d the program win be In charge pr Airs. Wlllord Westeilskow. April A. IliC Hale ! Tho llehokah lodco of Rumnier. vllle has chosen. I'll.lay. April 5 nine lor uie presentation or ! Infant Laid To Rest Sunday In Cove Cemetery Iionic there. f o 111 or lllood Poison Vlrtrlnia Hrock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Itroek or north of iiiMincrvUle Is reported us helnt; ill afaln of blood botson contracted fhmiiKh a out on her bund. -.She is novv a patient at Hot Ijikc. o Attend Aid Mrs. J. A. OiimUIII find Mrs. Har old HiiiKnmnn of near Imhlcr wont Ut KlRln last week to attend tho mooting of tho Methodist ladies aid held at the home of Mrs, H In Ha inan's mother, Mrs. Stella Witty. rnmnirurrs llow1ii(r , . John! Kchroeder had his tractor out and started actual plowing the last of tile week, "li's four o'clock from how on," sold Mrs. Hchropder, ,iV hich means that Mr. Sehrooder in ,the caring for Ills numerous farms iii the vicinity of Island City makes his days long and full. o ' ltnnds 0M'iilnf ist w- - Kach day sees soino rosblont or residents ..from the different sec tions of the county coming to the county seat for the first time in two months, or making the trip for the fii-sttlnie by car. The roads are being rapidly opened lip with tho siipw practically gone and spring work' will, no doubt be on In full blast within a very short time. 'y Horses, ar Collide- ;: i I An aecnient oecurrcu on tno highway north of Klgin Sunday night which resulted in the neces- Hume lom i:igltt v Original song, M. U. Carter. Mrs. c. I). Humnurt Is ut her ' : H-udlng. J. H. I.lndsey. homo on Covo avenue again after f0,,f. "Asleep In The leep, a visit at tho home of her dQURh-,Jhn WoU Jr tor. Mrs. Lynn Hill in Klglh. Mr. ' Talk, Wray lwrenco. Huffman went for a short stay but! ' Kong, L. P. Wright, tlato had to bo arranged for. He- van ,uJion t wl,Ho there kind ob-1 Huttr'umental music, J. H. hearsitls arc going on regularly, Ilod to make n lOhRec slay than sny. mouth harp, Clarenee t a Homo for Wcvkcnd Miss Wllma Gasklll returned Monday morning to La Orande r ter having spent the weekend at tho home of her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Gasklll near Imhlcr. Co to Unisex Mr. and Mrs. I. K Kennedy, of Covo avenue went to Hoist; last week where they spent a few days at tho homo of Mr. Kennedy's sis ter, Mrs. Holdcn. The . trip was timed right now in order that Mr. Kennedy and his sister might cele brate their birthday anniversaries together. o I.lnd 'ti r tor, sho had Intended. Mrs. Hilt and banjo. her two .soils nccompanled hor;j U should haVe been stated above homo. ' 2 that the three piece orehesti'U, M. b 7 j Curter. Clarence Carter und I:ictC4l for VlsU ': ' (buries Anson played during the Mru K" li Ciiukili nt noiip inii dinner hour. It was announced that fs expecting her son to arrive any n,f n,xl ular meeting f dnv fur n vini,i..,i ,,iuu i.n...nnU. suboHllnato won Id bo held to word which sho received lttKl coining Hi.uirday. week. Mr. Gasklll Is coming homo! V from 1as Angelos. having not been ,To Mwl Tliursdiiy back in this locality for a good A lenten meeting of the Alicel many years. A i ladies aid soiioty Is planned for o . . , j Thuiwday at the homo of Mrs. Ar- Mnro Hlowlnn ' ' tbur Haiminn In Island City. A Dlek Smith of north of Island ; program npproriate to this par City Is another farmer In that vl-j tleulnr seuson is being arranged j clnity who is getting into the fields' It Is hoped that tho attendance Visils Son . Mrs. J. W. Hodhoad of Hukr is hero visiting at tho homo of her son, Clarence Hedhead and with her many friends all over the val ley. Mrs. Hedhead was a very much interested and also interesting Vis itor at the meeting of Blue Mt. grange Saturduy. - At one time she was one of the mainstays of this subordinate and for 17 eonsecutlvp years held the office of secretary. VNIt In L Grande Gaston Hion and his hunt. Miss I.oufsn Sinn of I'umpkfn Hid go have been Jn Iji Grande, guests at tho home of Mi, and Mrs. A. 10. Hug. - eary for first spring work. may he largo. Hy rrs. A. G, Conklln (Observer Correspondent) . COVK, Ore. (Special) The In fant daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Hor ace Day, uf Ia Grande, was laid to rest In tho Cvt Cemetery Sun day iifternuoii. This baby girl was born Fob. 27 and was named Harh nra .Jean. ; She lived only three days. Funeral services .were held at the grave with the' Uhv. 8. Hurgoyne. of the South Methodist church of Iji Grande, In charge. MIhs Florence llrlggs sang. A num ber of persons from U Grande were heiv for the funeral. 1 The Ladies' aid of the Mot hod lnt , this l'l'KCnltal church has deferred j their St. Patrick's party which Was to have hCen given Friday .p.venlng on account of the evangelistic ipcetlngs at the It apt 1st church. Tho party will be given later in j the month ' j The llev. Arthur Hull, of Helix, 1 beiin a revival meeting nt tho Itaptist church Tuesday of Inst: week and will continue for. about j two weeks more, . . . I Mrs. JcKsle Porter, of Vaktmn, COMMITTEE REPORTS ON! FARM CROPS IN THE GRANDE RONDE A row weeks preceding Hie ccon- properly used so the operator does I o.iilc conrerence. the coiiimlttees not breathe the dust is the safest! chosen to nrrnilge file program and and most satisfactory and economi- j reports for the dlri'erent fields or ' eul method, it 'reuulres less seed lines or the agricultural Industry per aero und does no Injury to the met Willi a specialist fro... the seed us is so Con.nionlv true or slate college and rorlnulated their the fonnnldel.yde anil milestone recommendations to ho presented , treiitments'. to the ronrcronoo as a w hole. Tho j Cnrerul iced ( bod preparation , ,,,,, lhpr from producers to fin- tnrni crops cou.mii.ee consis.eo 01 inruugn oariy plowing, clean sum- h.nclers und they will consider ways J. A. (iusklll. chairman, h'lunk Mr- ; tiler fallow, and freedom rrom I j means of uronnrlnir the: n Ken noli, J, 11. Ilobbin. Ilouth Me- weeds ai-o paying . -pniotlcrg In I for Oregon to become a gronter wi.eni iiniiiuciion. , ,nora prorituble dairy slate. : I'Xhh flnt " I i,ul. from being n more "booster Wo recommend continued Inves. ! convention" Its promoters assert. IIHIltlOllH 01 Hie cause und possible ll enn.lmr n.elnir Is ,l...i,l tn slop, professor of farm crops, ml- j prevention or. this disease which find a way to substantial and econ- opieu mo .o.iowii.K i. pon n in. 11,. sevuis uuu only on .w.i.rer wnont omio development of tho Indus was adopted by the conference. and on rather moist anil somewhat try, nosed on past experiences as Wlmitl v . . cool lands. , Where this disease Is pxpreRHod in programs ulreaily Morn erriclent production lendlmt . serious und the iituiek Is r.wiiient, forinulntod through the extension to IniRcr yl. lils per acre and lower we recommend rolu'.lon with tuhor servleo but with other facturs ro. crops and It grain is planted that t ordlnated more Mlly than hra only spring grain be used. I ever before been possible, ('.mniy Agent Ik'iiif.iistrnilons I . . , . . Wo recommend the contlnun.lon "'"" ' -hirmo hvo boon or the rertlllser trials on whont 1",w""rt ""m ,rr"-nl milrynjon. cspoclully the curly spring appllcn ."X?JT ll'T":'?,W.h"" Ken mm. Tom Johnson, Kd Jasper, Carl Hrown, Hohert Withycombe. Arthur Walker and Wray Lawivnce laud meeting with Prof. O.. H. Hy in-oductlon costs are recoinmouded ratlier than turgor, plantings. Wo believe that the production and quality of tho wheat will bo Im proved by more attention to bel ter stdl conditions for the wheat. To this end legume crops like ul- Hons of Nltrato of Soda and HMl-ieV. ccet clover ami other lo- phalo of Ammonia. . Li 1 . !v falt'u, sw guincH like peas are recoinmouded We deshv that the county agent in the rotation to build up the hu- Investigate the new method of chairmen and secretaries of the different- working groups are pro duction nnd management, Claudo mus supp.y nnd to enrich tho soils, ' disk- plowing and get com.mra- j chanan" STr JamS Kxperiments show that tho yields tivo data as to Its efficiency when ' 1uchtt,1Bn- vllls. N t . Jam I ,v improved, the protein cont compaivd with tho mold board .Z"0"! VnH.fr of the grain Is higher, and tho plow. This should include a study Vt lliiu,u nri wSl r crop Is sni-or after legumes if good of the distribution nnd covering !v, ..'fHm.U cultural methods conserve moisture. rotation may bo grown Where the und must bo used ... A. .unnl. .. I), Ullll nliAsllnn. ..l..t..A; ,, ' n..i.. .i lunik. ,n.ii nf vhi - .; Astoria. Ocorgo A. Gatlln. Varieties that the county t ngont establish', TTTTT'TTTTrT1 some now grown may be Improved vesler, so accurate yields may bo -upon as better varieties ate do- secured. J yoloped the recommended varieties are fo lowed to of the straw In tho plow depth, tho v. i V . . V. . Legumes in the effect on .Summer V'allow cillllv... ' VTL Tr'"". T, . "lT."Lr',?,..5- more Ireiiuently linn, on weed growil. nnd upon I . ' . .,,' ..'I. ,n. soils are moist yield; rrceiloin rrom dlsense etc. :l,.i ,.' ui. '. i ..- v. more carefully I'or those nivas w here there Is '... ' ."'I'h ' ' iiiniiii., iiiui n.'iiiiK, . r..' r.iiKiir.f llurlev - - l I now are Hybrid No. 1SS tor most Marley Is the linnortant reed. or tho vulley, especially where ,,.m cro, n th0 comlty .. .,.! (iuntr'onici's Cliih Wi.sl... Is spending n few days hero. Krlday afternoon the. members of 'is called hero by tho dentil j the Countrywouien's club were ' I'or r.'.lhor. lldwin Mlllnrd, ami guests or Mrs. Macomb. Mrs. Hmlth ' remainlug Tor , n visit Willi und Mrs. C H. (Iront ut the homo r.ieiids. - of. Mrs. O. K. Smith with 111 iiivni- K: 1''.' Itobeiis and fleorgo fln- liers or the orgunixntlim present, iuy were Hot Ijtku visitors Kundtiy . und one visitor Mrs. .1. W. Ited- nricrnoon. They wont over utter I head or linker. A number or Inter- M. Wblsler, who Is it patient there . est lug routines hud been urrunged but Mr. Whlsler was unable to ror the urternnon and In one guess- e home. Mrs. Whlsler, who Ing contest, Mrs. Clarence Cniter has hetm with her husband for a was given the guest or honor. Hon. on. u , , f,-w ,1',''' f''""'e.l homo with delicious refrel..ne.... ....J 1- n.lsey the SOCOnd. lie nfTlllr WJ1S them. Cilvon Mcci I'arty 1 Twenty-four ludy friends of Mrs. I.ee Chcnniilt gave hor a lovely puny ono day last week, tho urrab.; having been given ut the home qr Mrs. Cbniies chuudler In lit Grande on account or the roada. The afternoon was spent in a rather Informal fashion, Miss Kilar belli Hess giving a number of ex cellent readings which were greaU ly enjoyed. A very splendid shower some cases. Heed production orrors some possibilities with utnndurtl winter nnd spring varieties true to niiniei -; i Scc.1 Ilat . eoinblned hurvesters are used, better thun most grain on land that I T,",, " "".'"!.,,B d"",,,?.n'1 nt K00 Where soils lire such us to produce. Is slightly alkaline, it Is generally ".'TV" ?''. ."'"L- .'X" 1 ',0 ttv,,'n,'te exceptlonully heavy yields us over more producilve thun oats. Trebi yl,'l1'1" "J "i? -'u'""n. "T ' SO to 56 bushels an acres or where is probably best on the nvemgo nerlmont Btntlon nt I n on have tho straw is desired as feed the. for K,,,ln yields nnd Union Heard-i """n vory good. Some trials ols-. Kony Kold has a place, l'uro vnrle- less Is rocoluiuendcd for Inerenso n ,h" huve not don ties rree rrom mixture lire lecom- for seed, for seed nnd rur hay. Wo " 11wo"-' 1 ''""'"K" '" ,r,, m mended. recommend ih w,.i.i;h...;-',:'',"red wed Uert. froe from Kedornllon nnd Hard .lertln t'tme.,t lo jirevoitt serloim smut SMUymrn aeing ,0 grow' the"; n ro tho two recommended spring Iwhch. varieties with the latter preferred We recommend that tho county j,(Pr the Cron. "n' mt' i niiuii it mi inu iiKnii conouei sjuitjur varietal qcm- molsturo suply limited. onstrntlons Willi barley as Tor White wliouts with somewhat wheal, longer straw than tho Hard Pcder- Oats' fttlon for spring use are desired and Markton Oats, it smut Immune own Unseed feeds may well con- IVirngo , . i As tho county Is generally In terested In livestock- production; ; one of tho most Important cropp delicious vod during tho afternoon, -I HihiHioi-s Day -s Once ft year the men Of Uluo Mt.'grunga stage "MrolhorH, Ttttv? Iliivo Xlco Dance i ! it Is always a gala event und one Members of tho Ludd Canyon J which tho other members of the grange gavo a sulendtd dancing ; grange look forward to with con- sity for killing two head of horses party at their hall Friday evening pldcrahlp anticipation. Saturday and a Chrysler sedan being more .with u big crowd of members und , was tho day and tho Odd Follows or less damaged. A son Of Mr. their frlenils as guests. Music was ' hall was taxed to aecommorlate llfitn-n r)ill,lmu lu n mitlntit ill .Mrs. t tarence nouneau was mo thp ijo1 Lake, sanatorium, recipient of number pretty girts. A L Kf Amierson, postmaster, Is two course luncheon was served ,.,.,. ,,i,i it nt ha i,nu lute in the afternoon by the host- ((rr((. Mrs. Anderson slllhlooltH. utH.' I lit next ineetltrg 'lrT'iin- ..ttA,, ,rfi ,,T?i ' "" -'(' noiinced for March of Mrs. Hedhead. at the home Comity AssoclalliHi- The next ineeling of Ihotehok hs of I'nion , is .unuotiuoed for New McCormick-Deering Cream Separators Twenty-five New McCormick-Deering Separators have just come in. Over twice as large a shipment of separators as we have ever received before at one time. Union County is fast taking its place as a dairy prod ucts producer, and these wonderful machines enable us to play our part in making our dairying a bigger success. So much have these new machines been improved over the machines offered in the past that no man can afford to consider any separator until he has in vestigated these machines. Let us show you. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. Men, J. I). Hriuighton, of Rose burg, arrived' Saturday. Sho is at the home of her daughter, Mrs, Henry Alulr, who Is seriously 111. ' .Mrs. L, J. Chadwlck will enter- , f f i In Ihn li'tni nnd .1 ttv Iti'dlirn rlnh April 12 and tho Sumtnorvillo lodge aturdav, Man, 10. , , ... j will bo the hostesses.. This meet- ' " j Ing, also, was to- have been held iMMFm j weeks ago but Is sot definitely now since tho roads have been opened Improves From illness W. A. West of Pumpkin lOdgo, who has been among tho sick is reported to bo improving at his hbniA. for all sowing shorter si rawed nan variety that does not need seed lu'obtoms Is the production of buy, shattering varieties are needed, treatment Is recommended 'foe dry PHstum, sllngo. roots and mlsceb We endorse the Pacific North- lands. It, is probable that MUine-1 hmeous feed. T. west When I Improvement program sola No. i.KI, Improved American,! ' AiriilTtt outlined nt Pullman. -Washington Victory and Golden Hain offer I Orhnm nlfalfa Is genemlly the by representatives of the three more promlso on wet and sub irrl-' most Imiiortnnt hny crop. Tho Northwest Slates and urge congress Kutcd hinds. r A 11 VarletloH except acreage should he maintained and to put it Into effect hy making Markton should bo treated for smut probably Increased to care for ln tho neceswiry appropriations. , by the fttnintlird "Formaldehyde, creasing livestock popututlon and AVMM'rtVl ritlfslMfJMntKhvir''l'fnirHl(.'CiYtlfMd kxH'dlsirseloot for seed proituctlon. An amplo hay irnnu iinvo' rpiL iiisrovorcn in uie ami victory on is aro in demand for supply In the county is deslruh . seed. We desire similar varietal practically all ofvlt being coii demonstrations for oats. stinted on the fur in. Hny shortage Ityo results In serious lost) and, heavy h,yi it i. lemiuiK iTcreai ior poor. Northwest wheat belt, we especial ly urge tho more general cleaning of seed wheat and the HtoroiiKh treatment of tho seed for smut, Tim Copper Carbonate met lunl when lands and dry lands where wheat (Continued on Fngo 8.) The Age of Miracles Is Not Past Kcnichmnii Sim ids Treatment Ami Itefunds Money If It Falls Aeld Stomach. Gastritis Ami Ktoin- IH'tl l H'Or 1'IIIIIH MOpirCII Over I light . If you aro suffering from any what Honors Uirtlidnv i In honor of the birthday of Mr. PurR. Mm. Karl Park entertained I a n.inH nnti i-i.i.ntv... nt ii stomach ailment, no matter wOUdtrful dinner Inst week nt the th doctors call It, yoil oU-e It to Park home near Pleasant Grove, yourself and your family to try The guest list Included Mr. nnd Mission Compound. Mrs. Wayno Park, Mr. nnd Mrs.) It M been recom mendiM by I Frank Woodell nnd Mr. and Mrs. many Pacific Coast physlotnhs In . .... their dally proetloe for years. Xo matter where you live, what 'station of life you occupy, or how of near lung you have been sick, you owe Siimmorvllle, who has been III of -it u yourself to try this wonder tho flu Is also said to bo on the'fu treatment. . John Wagoner. Mrs. Woodell Hottoi- Mrs. Milca Woodell, mend which Is good news to her large company of friends. 0 I tot urns Home- Mrs. J. H. Duvldhisuir of Joseph Xo starving diet, no discomfort nr distress. You can cat the things you like after, taking the treat ment a few days. Simply send your name and ad - I nniiuy nrnu ruin iiuiiic uuu i j - has returned to hor homo from tU.CM fl,r KRKK particulars re j Clnrkston, Washington where sh'1 went to n-celve medical treatment und from a visit with her sister. Mrs. I. Hfngaman at Imhlcr en rout o home. -o Makes Week's VWl MIks l''rancvs McKennon of nrnr Imbler spent last week at the home (Continued on Page Klght) gardlng the trial treatment which lasts 1; duys. The cost Is trifling and It Is sent under an Ironclad Ktiarsnteo to return your money If you ore hot satisfied, Could nny thing be fairer? Write now, before y6u forget It, to JL McKendrlck, 6317 Lomltns Drive, Dept. 460, Los Angel? Oil. Adv. YOUNG BECKER AND HIS CALF I Ft ! i' 7j k?i til It was lo further eneo.ir:ii:o the raising of fine animals llks this tbut Ibe efrmls were put forth to secure tbe upproprlutlon for cssh prls.-M ut the I.Kt'in Or.-tioii i-ivesiock show. Tho now. that lh governor hud nrrlxed his slgnritilrs to tho MM Irus vory warmly rK-olved In all this section, liecker la but one of u large company of boys and girls In this county who have been Inior atod anil trained in the raring fur, fin. Ilvc.fock tbrougU tho work of tho cluba which eMiibli ejicli year, first nt 1'iilmi, then Malam and finajly i.t lb i'acirieini.ru.itlonul.-;" ' 4 ' REG. U.9.44 W PAT.O'f, lV The Farmer's Best Friend Against His Worst Enemy Tho "Caterpillar" Tractor, vs. Weeds! For weeda pump out moisture they waste' plant food! To Control them this year means fewer to fight next year and bipjrer crops. "Caterpillar" Tractors are successfully used to kill the rolihcr weeds before they form their seeds. Tower for thorough plowing traction for thorough cultivation of u mel low seed bed. Power to pull wide harrows and chisels traction to travel soft soil without packing. Power to handle a large acreage in the ' brief time when work counts the most traction to do the work with less slip, with less rolling resistance, with less fuel waste. . 111 wheat, for example, kill the weeds on fallow soil, keep ing the land black until seed ing, when a final cultivation gives the last of these soil robbers their death blow. The "Catei-pillar" rides the soft surface of the plowed ground with an amazing fuel economy at a speed that will cat up tho acres. . Ask us how others arc rais ing crops with the "Caterpil lar" track-type tractoi'-IsET-TKIt, QUICKER, CHEAPER! BUNTING TRACTOR CO. La Grande , lioise 1 1211 .i:rri;its r.it.lNDi:, oiti;. r! !7fS.f f TnT ' umuirmiiK .