La Grande evening observer., March 19, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 7

Titmlay, March 19," 192!).
LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER '
"tiiiiiiimii i 1
Over the Valley
Bos' AndGirls' - CEOYER AND ALFALFA
l II lull l. n .
""n. l aiiej Ken Editor
Phones: Reidenct. S26-J; Office, Main ST
TO (Jlw chief spiukcr of the .lav wns Hjin .... .
ri..i!.ei- "f the Hluo Mountuln Si-lfor officii,. L .,"...!"" I'.0""1''!
I in conjunction with tho inn u ...... workmen
rii"1' . , . ""i iiuprowi
SEED PRODUCTION IS
HELD MONEY MAKER
Livestock Clubs
'Are Organizing!
A SEASONABLE
RECIPE
neur Bummorvllle.
are busy nuiUlUK
ment us- j,a(l8 ntu alterations tills week tin
Throiish the efforts of aetln
county UKt'nt. Wruy lawrenee, th i The production of small seeds, relatively lure I ! T crop, was Inr- ,
Initial work of oiitnnliln l Uif- aUulftt. clover, etc was one of the Bl,r lnlin t)u, below-normal Prop
ferent livestock clubs Vtiion the. ' subject which whh uuUo exten- iM the previous lour yearn. Total J
yuuiiRcr pcop.o in tho vullcy, was tdvely discussed nt tin Kcuiiomlo produellon or ro.t and uhdke clover ;
dune the first injrt of thu week, j Conference Infill the first of thbi t,0iH whs about i6.40,Olu pounds ;
According to Mr. 1-uwrcnce the monin hh itiiik a promum, umus- jn ns, emnpured with IttS.tStHt.oou
an nvc rug"
I. .i I'tinviiii u ratlin art) announr- u..i.i,, k . umi nnerntio
I...... twcnlion which I'mv will in.- nu , tne ,weotit house on thi farm. n.oMieets for'cluir wucls ulomr tin ty lor fimnem In this valley, n ho mmnds in 112 T and
.....i it- . I Which Will lir. thn tint- hnin., nf I ...u I. . t 4 ........ ..I.. I.. . ..lit Wmk limil.-t i.iv..i'!nu' f h.M fli-lll .... i... ...... ...........
It'"1' ' ..... t. . " 1 ' O , , , J ir nni ML-ilt( , ,... ... , T , .....l fi- -mt.. ..f Ili4...n l.iiti tin ... '. ...,
. t "wv'ii o'clock at tlic Odd l-VI- M1S. vm K,.mnn r t 1 ,mnk fKinnU and their f1Hm pivwnt IndiratUms . then following to Ry rojmrdtnK thin tint Qf vety vovt.v nHMl for the flHcat
IV h-h hall in Unuide. This re- lilcr wus braunhi in . n i T ':un:,y nv, 1,1 " homt r lhe should he uh iimiiy and perhaps t or itti in prouuruon, iMii iteuiuriy year enied June n, were lew
mlon to Mr i'lerce, ulways a latter nart .f tl,V ..fi, , fa,nor of lhe two mrn- ior eluliM than vsctv working lust t as HurtU clover and uirtilfn. tlmn half tluwe of tpe year h.-foiv.
IMdunrh inomher of Urn srnt.m-. and nmlenvent un operation for Kii Thm. , , 7 year" ( "I'hc fliimple cnHUH ent I milled of and much below the nveraKC. 'I hey
his bride, w ill be a purl of the bladder trouble m ti f V 1 ,lrollsh lmhliut t Mr. Lnwrenee Htatew thut some-1 clover ncreuicr thin year Imlleatea amounted to ,i!4u.Stio pmtmU.
nroitram of the Union jroun- Itonde hoKnin.i ' u"intl0 Lrtmblng operations Tor this nea- time durinK the week beKlnnlnir an Increase or 1 0.ft per Cent of red compared with nwraite annual Im-
U.i - ....... '"l Uil, , Son are flnlKhoti nt tht Huuh tVIin-mi i ....m t ....... in., .t ivi. I ., i f ... i.. t ..ai.iu ,lvi.i,ni,.i.i 1 1 nni una
Itv i'oniona KiaiiKit imo opens n i , .. , . ... otn -n.i-i o.-wi. ii ii vi ... ..,...........i-.j -
' . . - .. . .. t ranch on Hrooks l.atie. I he cron i a aii.mi ..it.i ui tiuitini it c h imh i,.hi rm uiii nti.i iv iimm.iH inimiH hu, iniv i
o ' . ' . ,!n!! vi A? I?-! . .ireaehed tlm US per cent mark. Kuehner, will he in the county to . per eent of ladino, or U.4 per cent 112S, have been mneh larger than
I "' an -"ib. W. it. i.edbetter with in nr ru... ( .. .. . . .... . ..... - t - .. . .. . , ... ,
Ii"Ui Nic-P I'ltilV of Alieel h I u-iti tt i "u""" """'"" luriuiT siimuiuie ciun orRiniaiion. , ui ail ciovcr rommneu in urenou a year iiro mr ine sauux penoo,
Honorintr Mrs. . A. Uolman. th-se meinberH of eii T.mnvUnH fro,n u ,Ia' ol" lo flv "ceks old. Thoy wm b here for three days, hut, the total ucmifie Involved ia but are below the average. They
Miss Minnie Holman and Mrs. Or- p,hetiei- f .u Cimnde.Mi.' and' o will visit schools. lve talks on not lurtfe. Inei-Piises In both red are expected to continue laiKcr
Wntl Anson -iuerinuien ivun a Mi-s. Henry i.oenniir of Mtut.iv "" " ...... . . .o.r.v j. j.... ..
t.thday surpriH. party and hand- tWk, Kva l.edbetter of Weston Kvorvt- WalshiKer of the Valeria til re. .Meelintrs will be held I tied in Kastern t)nron. and of al- f few months, as the IJUS Kuropenn
I kerchief shower at the Holnmn (Jlen rrom Willuiuette ttiiem ,,lsirKt n" "net Hel.onff or inrouKnoui uie nay tino aiso in me siae in esievn ureKon. incn-ases crop, puis carryover, exceeom me
vnati'wliiv afternoon linn. i ) i ..... V ,! ' Ornnpfl Hall started Inst week In evening, and the two specialists in tho ncrcniro of red clover forjli7 crop, plus carryover, two
I .,u nf nink and ureen eariijiiiotiR wi.r ..t t,. ...... iV. V l"f WalsinBer car for Portland win tie nssistcu in carrying out seed in tne Willamette valley un-1 years oko. i'revaiunr
I'.UXllsli Ten Sticks
t 1 cup dates.
1 cup nuta,
1 cup flour. . i
1 cup sutear,
. 3 PKK.
1 teaspoon baklnir powder.
cup cold wuter. .
. li teaspoon sodu.
Huke slowly or, one hour.
v rut In smull strips whll titr-ms4
roll In powdered suitur
. . : I'.-,1;;: ," 1 '.T w
. Still Hum HV; ; - i
- Hcnd'humiiitf furmeily ytm jtrnc ?
1 1 ceil by all lite Alalnv rtu-es and'
urvlvcH even today niuony the iVv
licks nf IkiriHHi. '1 ho Jlvaoim, Uouili
Anierlciiti Indians, have Hie fMU-!t-.
liar cilsimii of slirlnklnu hciuls. :
llies have rcticlicd un nlmosf priev,
hilillh prlti Iwciium of the In-,
rrcasliitf tt.iirlst denmnU (or the
ificwsoine soiiWIiIi'K.
j til its position In the Kastern mar-
wholesale
prices foe domestic red clover seed
were unel to ami 10 uie aiiracuve- teneiies at Kendrick. IdiUio. Olenn . . " V 1 . ' " . . 7 . ' . . . ' . . V . . . ' " . . ,
I of the rooms. Three coiitesis Is honio for bin anrlmr v ,nn.i '"mess or All, Oel.onKS motner and lenoem or M-noniH, v.. rt. iMtyre, mm j aeis is more oeiiniieiy esiaitusneo, . uie anuin i;ie per iu pnunos iiikii-
I occupied the lime of the afternoon, this, his Senior year at tho nniver
I In the nisi, me conversauonai suy. DurliiK; Hie recent basket
contest which was conducted by ball tournament ho had for his
Miss Holmun. the three judges, charges tho members of the Wal-
Mrs. ii. A. Masterton. Mrs. John Iowa team who took the Eastern
Kchroeder and Mrs. Mattie Goblen Oregon championship, and mado
Tilled upon Mrs. Holman as tho fourth place in the whole event,
winner and following a very gracl- o
ous speech by Mrs. Golden, she was lUvovers imm mK ;
awarded a nasitci 01 nam.Kercn eis. ,,Ioy(t K(WIIP(H who ftftH charge ' IMil M"
Itl the two gneHsing contests, Mrs of t(u. Uveiiliivh work at tho ""X S ifn -
Golden won the prize in one and prn oreiroii Kxp. riment station at , ' "m" im'
Mrs. "J nomas fliaeomn aim Airs, rnion has been III of the flu and a
Charles Hpeucer were tho winners patient at Hot Luke. , He Is re
in the other. The 'principal feu- ported as being much better and
lure of the lo,vely luncheon which has returned to the station. : t
was served at' four o'clock was tho 0 ,
beautifully decorated birth- vi-ii iiu...ri.
Mr. Wnlsingcr's mother-in-law, acting county agrlcuHurlst, v, W, seeln less advisable because 'con- er than the average price during
Mrs. Del.ong In J'ortland. Mi's. Lawrence, upon whoso shoulders tlhued advertisement against Ore-( the past five years nmlvftbout $1
lel.ong has been in poor health rests the responsibility of I'nlon , gon seed Is very much in evidence . higher than lasl year at a 'corres
ponding lime. An increase in the
demand during the spring over that
of
large
day cake made by Mrs. William j Mrs. t'lyde Meyers, of near Sum-
Taylor. I here were ft" present for
Hie happy occasion.
joining Event .
Members of the j.ndd Canyon
grange w ho a re i o en terta in t no
rouiona grange this coming hatttr-
iliiy, March ii.i, are announcing
Hint the meeting will be held In
Hie Odd Fellows hall in La
inervilie. went to Lostlno Friday
where she visited over tho weck-
end at the homo or her daugh
ter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Crow,
for years and about five or six county club work. .' i (n the consuming areas. The lad-
weeks ago Mrs. Kverott Wahdnger on Monday evening. Mr. and lnw clover seed supply Is far short
was called to her bedside. Mrs. Mrs, Lawrence were" In Cove und of p demand. " Tliere is oppor-
Del.ong who lived for years In this assisted - in tho perfecting of tho tuiiliy In a number of western Ore
Taney is great iy neiovea ny an who urtraiilMilion of two clubs. John son rounueii mm- prouociion
kuow her. ConiKtock of Mill Creek accepted crimson clover for seed.
O Mhn Ic:iibrKhin of tlin Hnlxteirt Calf ..4 I i.. ....
club which started with eight nCo'of red and alslke clover ror
ladles aid so- members und Lester Hlokland of 8.M.tl and an increase of alfalfa for
ciety held a splendid me'ting all Island City w ill lead the l-nion ; W(Hj j oontral und northern pro- ' ,no'' years, due to a marked rt;
day last Frldav a custom which county beer calf club which turt- 4iuoinr districts are recommended. I Auction In aereago brought about
has maintained since the roads be- ed Monday with five members en- works or ulsike clovei and alfalfa, !y whitorklllinu;. and also to small
ratne blocked. Four comforters rolled. Cove ulso expecla to huvo '8e0U nr(. expected to be practically ! , l yJltl". Thc tyop was only slight
were tied during the day and a pot a sheep club, a pig club and tho exhausted and Uie carryover of ,y won than one-half of the slxe
luck "reast" was serve-l at noon. Cove Dairy Cair club. domestic red clover seed will bo r Mo l't-7 rl' imports for the
Regular monthly meetings will be ( otliei; prospectiv,. clubs are a sinull. ufter spring and early sum- ,lsi'nl y'r ended June an, 1H28.
resumed now It Is announced. , sheep club and u pig club at I n-; mer planting requirements have 1 ,ll,ul11" 7,Gli,000 pounds, were
? v ' 0 ; Ion. a pig club at Island Cily. n been met. IMices for these seeds ; mortt t,uin 80 l),tp vpM larger thaa
of last year should be noticeable
I particularly in the Central States,
where winter killing of red clover
last spring was tho greatest since
i y 1 7. .
. "Alslke clover seed production In
. 1 Ill's was the smallest In seven or
Honied Kga
ence held In La Grande for
county, an Interesting message was
the year before, and fin per cent
larger than the average nnnuat
Imports for the past IS years.
Klnco July I, mis, however, im
ports have been1 much below, nor
mal, totalling for the period July 1,'
mil, i.n'H.jtnn
conomic conference, 1'nl'on eoun- ' to stimulate the demand for theso : pounds, compared with S.0H2.1U0
Hnvo XdglilorliWl Party pig club anil a sheep club at Wolf have been relatively high, and an
Mr. and Miu C. I. Kdvatson Creek, possibly a pig club nt Cior-J expected to continue at levels pro
gave a party at their home up tho don Creek nnd also one at linbler. fitublo to growers. The staining
Catherine creek road one evening t Ttie great problem in this coun- j of imtmrted red clover and alfalfa
last week, and had ns their guests ty. according lo .Mr. Lawrence,' Is seed, Under provisions of the Ked-
At the recent Fconomlo Confer 1,1 lurft' company of their neigh- the Necuring of local leaders. Ac- j oral Seed Act. which became eft'ec- mal. totalling fo
ice held in La Grande for Vnlon borH und fl ipn(ls- evening was cording to reports made al tho live in IU2C. probablv will continue j 1 !2 Jan. Ifi,
ry napjniy spent in games, uanc
tiiamle. The county meeting opens conveyed to ihose present on poul-
at Jl o'clock, with dinner at noon
and sessions in the uriornoon and
evening.
Arrives l-or Islt ,
Sain Gaskitl arrived In the val-
ty last week from California, for
ii visit with his mother. Mrs. K.
OitskMI near' Alice!, and his broth
eirt, l-rod -unu Jei ana ins sisierj-'to what was called "heated eggs."
Mrs. lrry Ituhl, besides other He. explained thut here tho eggs
friends and aciliaintanct?H. It lias were gathered once , daily and
hern several yuics since Mr; GaH- placed In a basket or other con
lvlll has been In this locality. J tuiner and not immediately cooled.
- to j 1. This caused a condition in thiv egg
Spring Work SinrttMl - . j which made them invariably rated
Mrs. Irwin Moss of Alieel, who , lls seconds. He udvised that eggs
ton (I i u-1h the Moss Acre chick hat- j Hhould be gathered twice a day and
ehery reports that they have up-t then placed in a cellar, or -Othur
wards or Juou eggs set and the !.thice and cooled Immediately.: Ho
prospects aro ton a good season,) stated that so far as slae and ttolor
Mis.Moss lias gone into the biisl-;wire concerned 'e.ggs prijiuoiio i'ero
try day through l'rof. . Kcudder
representing Mr. Limn, Specialist
who was detained nnd did not get
to La Grande. He Is authority for
the statement that in this Valley
poultry raisers who have
marketing eggs havft hud their pro
ducts graried lower . than might
otherwise have been tho , case due
lug nnd other Informnl features, ly is not alone In this, but It Is seeds grown in this country. pounds the year beroro and 4,(107.-
Durlng the evening refresh ments hoped that there may be : found I "Red clover seed prodnctlon. al- pounds, the average for tho
were served ' t here a Rufflelent number of men or , though one-third smaller than the ' name period during the previous
-o women who are interested in uq
Some Itcailtlful I'tniploi-w '; . Mrainlng of the boys and girls along high (n club work, especially In
Mr. and Mrs. John Wagoner are this line.- to such un extent that the character of work done, and
been lsllH'inS' a. bunch .or- blooded they will, make the sacrifice of time their records are Indellby written
POIIIIC1 JUJIH, w II II' II Jre nun 41 nun fin'i ny iw niuiifi wir in im- ifimiin ui , innu i in mine
little over three weeks Old, at their t'nloh comity has always stood fair ami the Pacific International.
store in Summerville. I hey are
certainly fine, specimens of young
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l'hnne 619-W, Local Aftent
i llvu yviu-H. I'twuiltne prlccfl me
: nhuul n tier cent nljovc tltom- of
i lnwt yenr nnd 30 per Cent nhovix tho
' iivorni'- for thi' imat rtvo ycura at
I ' l
I (Cuntlnni'M on I'nito Kluhl ) I
33
lotfH nnd arc worth KoinK out 6f
tho way to' 8ec. ' . .
'iMiK.wioH nan none iiho in' """f-.-jW'cii- cunci'rni
' turn oh 'iullo"u Iriiw sciln', HtBi TtvcTP'of firm
i ut in siih'nilld onulpnii'iit within
tlio past.yoar and him quite a slze
olile plant.
o
Ohsr-rvo Wi'iIiIIiik Aimhei-snry
Mr. anil "Mr -Frank , Karny of
Ithlnehnrt eeleliratei) their sixly
neeond.MveiliUntt anniversary Sun
day at thnlr home havinsr iltl
them a company , of their nelKh
liors and fHemls. sAt noon a very
lovely dinner wan served tiu: fol
lowing helilK the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. lOnrny -Mr. and .Mrs. J. J.
.leKlnnin.,of lthiiieliart. Mr. and
.Mrs. l'ranit McKinnls, of Siunmer
ville, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Hub and
family, cfc Pumpkin HidBe. Sir.
and Mra.'JaUe Hub and family of
Klgin. Mf. Alia 1'ny.ey and daugh
ter of Sjult Lake City. Cleo Ithine
liart, Tfd Henavitez, l.loyd lihine
hart, May Tabroek, Mrs. Amy
Itlilnehnrt and ramlly, and Mr. nnd
Mrs. Tom Collins and family. The
Indian orchestra from J.apwal.
Idaho was present and furnished
Hpfendid music at intervals ilurinp
tile day. .Mr. and Mrs. Karny re
ceived tile hearty congratulations
,of their friends on such a happy
tvent.
y -o- .
Sees AVblto-Hobln ?
Lee doming ol Klgln reports
what he believes to have been a
white robin in a flock of cho birds
which have recently arrived fn this
vicinity from their winter An the
south. Mr. Gotdiug reports that the
bird is the size of tho other robins,
has the same song and is pure
w hite in color.
Homo Fur Weekend
.Miss Kulh Johnson, who teaches
In the high school at The Palles,
was home ror a weekend visit witti
her parents near Alieel and with
her sister, Mis. Gekeler at Grange
Hall,
Ilftvo Blj: Mcxting
There was a splendid attendance
reported at the regular meeting of
the Hlue Mt. Grange held Satur
day. There was work in the vari
ous degrees. Important business
und an excellent program given
during the lecturer's hour. The
Suggested
Slock Show Meeting -
A meeting is called for tomor
row evening. March 20 nt the cily
hall In Tnion for those interested
In the Kastern Oregon Livestock
show. Things are beginning to
move over at t'nlon and at Ibis
tlnio working committees- for, the.
l!lfl show urn lo bo 'am. hinted.
The meeting is called by C. dufnHf-iii ,'
well, president of the association.
Don't Let That Cold
Turn Into 'flu"
Tliat co!d may turn into "Flu,"
Grippe or, even worse. Pneumonia,
unless you take care oi it at once.
Rub Musterole on the congested
parts and see how quickly it brinyt
relief as effectively as tlic mccsy o.d
mustard plaster.
Musterole, made from pure oil of
mustard, camphor, menthol and other
simple ingredients, is a counter-irritant
which f timulates circulation and
helps break up Uie cold.
Vou will feci a warm tingle as it en
ters ths pores, then a cooling sensa
tion that brings welcome rtlij.'
Jar. & Tubes
j Si
Bmtttr than a mu$tard platter
to those who wished lo try it that
half the eggs be gathered and . I
bandied as ... ordinarily been , 1 o Improve Hall
done, and half be placed to coot- Masons at Humm.Mv Mile are to be-!
as quickly as possible and to note. in (wo(rk "ooa " H"lrov
1 1 Hff n ments to be made on their hall.,
tne mnCM",e- j The program Includes papering and j
' : painting and the-job will In nil1
Returns Homo 'probability be completed : by the
Mrs. Lynn Hasbrouck und Child- (hll(, of thc Itebekah play "And '
ren, Jack and l'hyllts Une have ro- Home Came Ted" which conies
turned to their home in Pendleton April D.
following a visit of a few days at ' 0
'"ler. , (iucsts j;i-"in I'tah '
0 ' j Mrs, Alta I'uxey and her daugb-
Ilomc From Mt. Vernon '' 1 ter or Siilt Lake City came last
Mrs. Fred Nodine has returned W(.ok ftn(1 nr visiting at tho home
home from Mt. Vernon where she of thpfr rPirttves Mr. nnd Mrs.
has been visiting nt the home of i,'rnk Karny at rtbinehart.
relatives. Mrs. Nodiuc I recupftr- ,j
ating from her recent severe oper- m( nigh Market
ution. I Tho Wallowa County livestock
o - shipping association was on the
Sunday Guests t Cortland market last week with a
.Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Park and car of hogs which topped the mar
Mr. and Mrs. Krank Woodell of ket at $12.25.' It- Is reported that
Hiimmervllle, Mr. and Mrs. Hurt this Is an advance of 76 cents over
Oliver and family of Dry Creek the week preceding. Other ship
were entertained Sunday- at a ments from our neighboring county
splendid duck dinner at the home included three car loads of beef
of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Monaghan. ; cattle, one car of hoes, a car of
Mr. and Mrs. Monaghan are leav- j lambs and a car or horses,
lug soon for Touehet, Washington,,1 '" ' ' o
where they expect to make their '. Auxiliary Meet.
ruture home much to the regret; Tho American Legion auxiliary
of iheir many friends in tho Hum- ' of Imbler held their regular mcet
mcrvHIc section of the valley. , j ing Monday night nt the home or
o 1 ' " ' i - ! Mrs. ;Klmer 'ois. At the conelu
ralber Ihs ' ' 'v " sion of the" business meeting Mrs.
Friends In the valley or Robert , Weis served ,some lovely rcTrcsh
M. Haley who conducted the recent j monts. ... : .
homo market survey In this coun- 0
ty and who spent the greater por- - Poor Old Jjnmdry CniC
7k 1 IirstimT878 Best im 198 1
fX L ;A j."' "Belavai 7fi
y jf . II IjTNS ' CREAM SEPARATORS I F
'V' lyf y II t lEiSfiA Sklmel..nrProdi:c.li.uwcrtw
' .. 1- JLm II ! Li 'iw'J m MtMr-lMt lutur ' HMf o
mm gMmimMj
tlon of a year here will be sorry
to hear that Mr. Haley s rather,
George I'. Haley died in Seattle
last week. The elder gentleman
was also the father of Miss Lucia
Haley, 'who was at one time in the
La. Grande City library.
Will Move Soon
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. J. McKlnnls and
family who have been living on on
of the McKinnia ranches in the
Uhinehart neighborhood are pre
paring to move within the course of.
few days to thc old .McHinnw
An energetic young, man out
In
the valley who completes a four
year's college course this spring
and who is now home for his last
spring vacation had a spell of fig
uring yesterday when examining
his old friend, laundry case, which
has done such good service. He
has figured that in going back and
forth each week, that case has
travelled or will have by com
mencement day In June, some lnfi,
i;oo mips, surely a good, faithful
(Continued on lnge Klght)
A FINE PRODUCER
J 5
The Crovninc Achievement
In 50 Years of Service to
the Dairy Industry
FIRST in the beginning, the De Laval has kept in
the lead ever 6incer Practically every detail of sep
arator construction has been De Laval originated. As ,
these features have been imitated, further improve
. ments have been made. Four million De Laval ma
chines have been sold the. world over. They, have
always been the standard by which cream separators
were measured. i
Now the 1928 "Golden Series" De Laval machines
mark another step forward. In a word, they are the
most complete, efficient' and beautiful cream separators
,, ever made. They are all that could be hoped for in
such a machine. They must prove a source, of pride
as well as profit to every owner. ; ":
The best way to judge a new "Golden Anniversary"
De Laval Separator is to see one, and better still to try
it side-by-side with any other machine. We will wel
come an opportunity of demonstrating their many new
improvements and refinements to you. We are certain
you will be pleased with their new beautiful gold and
black finish and wilLappreciate . all the new features.
And the best of it is, these new De Lavals skim so
clean that they will soon pay for themselves.
Just another of the fine pure hred animals found within the
rnnfinr of Tnlm county. This partl'-ular animal l from one
on the fine.t hciil. ol animate oi Ihta bre.il.
Blue Mountain Creamery
Loo le w h at th is !
CATEP.P I L LA R4
will do
...nnd do it on your farm, making better, quicker, j,
chea'per plowing, planting, cultivating, harvesting i
doing work when it should be done. A "Citer- g
pillar" track-type tractor will work in soil too wet t
for other methods, it lessens costs per. acre by
pulling bigger tools increases work ONE MAN
can do. ; ' ;
Here's what a "Caterpillar". 2-Ton will pull:
Imptcmentt
. Plow. (Moldbo.t J) ' .'
Plow. (Disk) . . .
Plow. (Oneway Disk)
Liner, i ... .
Disk I larro
Spike Tooth Harrow.
RollcrtPiilv.rifr. ,. . .
Rotary Hoe i(j '
Grain Drill. ... , '
MowinK Machtncl .
Grain liindcra
Combine Harveu.ri
Picker Huik.r. .
Potato Digger. . ,
SU. (or
, Average Coodilion '
Thrt 14-ln. " . .
Pour ... , . .
It. . . . ,
2 Row . . . .
10 ft. Double . .
20 to JO It. . . .
20-ft. .... ,
Three 10-ff. . .
Tw- 10-ft. . . .
TwMi. . . .
Two 8-10-ft. Cut .
12-ft. Cut ... .
One Row .. . .
One or Two ...
- Acre, pee
Hour
1
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. aw
.2
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. 710
. 7
. 10
. 7
. JM
.JM 7
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. 12
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COMBINATIONS OF IMPLEMENTS
1. Three 14-in. moldboard plow, and ont eectloa
.pike tooth harrow 1 acre per hour.
2. S it. nngle duk harrow, 8 (t. ipike tooth barrow,
8 (t. grain drill 24 acre, oer hour.
i. 10-ft- nngle disk harrow, 10.lt. packer and 10-ft.
pike tooth barrow i acree per hour.
PRICE --$1590.00
DELIVERED IN LA GRANDE
Bunting Tractor Col
Jefferson Ave.,
La Grande, Ore.,
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