La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 02, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPasre Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday, April 2, 1929.! Just Arrived! New Printed' Sport Blouses At $2.00 Also New Sport Sweaters Hill DeiwriduMe Quality. , Dependable i Value.. ' Over' the Valley Mabel R. Morion, Vullcy Hnm F-illior Phone! Kcaidcnco, 82-Ji Office, Miiln J Knierlalu AW .Mm. John Dahlatroin ami Mr. Olive Trclnor were hoateaaea lo the In, I lex aid of the island City church lie the meeting hold ut the church hint Thursday afternoon. Tli'am were 14 mcnihora iiixl ana visitor priwpul and I ho. afternoon wii cuusldcr musical Iron Ik. . Hiicnl sewing. ' Vj j o a ,1 l(os or I arm . ItHvn ItlK IHiliwer ,1 'l'h Wallie Crcasuinn family llr. und Mrs. Hurt Oliver of Dry, whose homo lui been on the high. Creak north of Humiuiirvillc. en-1 w-ay between Cuvo and Tnlon have, tei'lalncd t company of their rclu- j "old their farm unil nave moved live find ni'lKlihurM lit dinner Hun- to l.a Grande, poaacsalun having dny at their home, tlin company bum given Immediately. iiuuiIm riiix In all. 47 people, rim dinner, which beggared nil doacrlp lion, wua nerved cufelerlu stylo, anil family from Cricket KUU aliovo ton. They have only a coinimiu. Klgln drove to l.u Grande Hunduy lively aiunil ucreuge there and will evening and heard the cantata, center their Httentlon and energies 'The Great Light." The Wllhori to the ruining of turkeya. They atmon family in iiuitn musically In- worked with them quit -aiicccMt. cllned and never comddcr ilisluliee fully while living In this valley. In their deal to hear what they, a : ! Buying Muro Hiirwie ' I (J. A. HoHllt of 1 'cm t 111 nil hua Iieen In tho valley again purrhua luff u cut-loud of tinmen for the I'lirtuiiiil market. lie ha been picking up horse all over the val ley. - a ....... i .' mr u , m . j. '.' ..u I i - H K1.VKHIAV IMMMJKAJIK , Tint National HroudouKtliig coin h,:iy proKram for Wednesday night ( n nil the hour after dinner were, apenl visiting anil bavin v good limn In gcnerul. Tltn KU' W i eluded At. anil Mra. l.eo Neldnrrr laud fuinlly, Mr. und .Mr, (tavr Hundi.mon mid fuinlly, Mr, and I Aim. Will Muiiileraan and family, I Mr, and .Mm, Clmrlo Sanderson and l.oraiiio Hug, Air, ami Mm. H. H. Uin. .Mr. upd Mm. Ilowen, Mr, and Mm. l'reaa Hugh uni fuip My, Alrn. 10. Hunde-raail, Hluiirl Hun. derHon unil cMliln n, i'hylltii um VerlBl, Mr, unil Mm. Wuyno lrk, William I'urk, Ifliuli Turk, Mr. and iln. l.'raiiU Woe.lill unil miiiuk W(itfiiper, r, npil, Alrn. VlrtJll Hut Ueriioii. ' To lime nisoi IM'inoiiKiniiloii 0 , , I- On next Kilday, April t, a pol. KU'i-lullM Hunk iin deinunatiutlon for pocket ko- . ('. I.. l,ou from Hie mile nolli.Ke' pin-in In to he held at the Chris nxtcnxlon dcrvlce, . horticultural , Htackland farin near I'ovn, Ttiono opeclnllnt wan here the latter pan I who have. Iieen hnlhrred with of the week on huiducMi cunueeed ' theae roilenlH are itl(ed lo attend tt itil ni piirlli qlur field. , the demonxirnllon. Dairy Bulletin Is Issued After Study Of Oregon Thin county 1m on the eve of a niovpiiinm looklntr toward the ex purwlon of the ltitry fn'lutttry In KuHifrn OroKon. purtlculurly In thhi County nd Wallowu ronnty. A Mory wnt out rwntly from the Ktato CtiJli'Kn concur mm 4 now hijIU--tfn iHHiifrd thin viirlnv uloUK HlifH of. Itttl ' Intfrfjit to tliili-ymen, wlu'thcr Ojmrullng on a luti or a Hiitall HCiih," - A dairy farm In Oregon deriving SO nr cent pf t Income from thft luTil, ikmmIm to huvo from lM to 2I vowH produrliiK 350 to 3ri0 poundM of hutlcr-fnt each 10 return H 11 V njf of $150 0 nj ycijr to Uto owner in iiddltlon to thut Hiipplled hy tho furm itwelf, TIicho und otlwir (net fU'ano from Htudy of Oregon dairy fiirniK am conhilned In 11 now ex. tenttJon hullctln entitled "Dairy I'arrti Im-oincs rieqiiii-4'd to Muln , tain Hlundnrd Kurili Homiph In Oru- 1 Kon," written hy Itulph H. Hchho, GRANGE COMMITTEE TAKING STEPS FOR STATE CONVENTION . 1 lie iwuirr . - v....,, ini f mill ed at the recent meetinn or tne traciB w.e.n. ........ - .1.,, ,.r. ihia mute and alo , delesratloim I'lllliuim KiciiiKv m iui'i,. 1"- 1 ..i, innkiir inwiiril ae- from adjolnlnff suites. . ,k., U'.,ut curlnir inn l3i nieeunb ' n"1 MiillnuH! ' Hrttll to T:1UI. oeelieHl en concert with AHr I'rtluirr. noprano' '""ru I'rniii lH. -'and I'niil tlllver, tenor, 7:!((P to . I M"" urr uiid Alaruar.t ,.,.,,,,ir .... u i. ,,,,.i , i,. Taylor of A licet returned luiil wetiK " inanee; ;30 tq , Hill Hilly hoyo; "" tliey hav len .Id to 12. dunce mumc. . iv .iwm " ' ..- ' The Ainerlcun Hioudct.tlnK com- I'""''"1 " reinulim of ihelr rutin. r, i,i,v ,..,,., tr- u,.,i, ,.,(., mui.i the lute Am I., Taylor lo H'l I'uU, rollow.; II in 1 nl enal.llil.lel lOKh. for illtKI'IPelll, They llilt 7, tninHcuiitlnentm protrnini: f:a, "'' vlli.,i Willi relative, uud cninedy Kketch: I, inualcul pro- '' I'md" In ulhrr clIU In Iowa, k.un- Hram; , uriitM trio, mule uunr-. "1 d Mllour. lei! rt,-uvllpr..' HI, Bleepy 1 , o , lime hour; II to IK, dunce niimh', Miiiuii Willi Tim Mump-! rn)iiu . i Mn, J. II. I Hell I of l.u flrnnile - KOW (fl2iikn) , liliielc, ho ok huh hrotiKhl to tier home luxt weok cImki :mi, MIC; K:o, hlHturlcul Willi it phmi of iituiupii. Mm. I'lelil driiiuii. rniiiure; t 10, oohecrt or- had heon at the Covo uimImIIiik chiKira; II, ilunca hand; 12, new with the enre of her alater, Mra. itiiiuiuary.- .' - .-, ; Henry Muir. whoxn deulh occurred KHX (lllldke) 1 to 7iu, Allfi-lifter n proloimeil lllnera I'Vlduy 7;au, alleni: , Cuthollc 'I'ruili aw. viinlnu, cliiiy! Alli'i II, new, wonlhj iri llidli, AW!. 'n,rc I'or (Ink H'k rUNikilMi 1 H. C. Kilehnnr, itcllnif ulBlitnl .KIIQ (fiUDkij) 0; I u, Hportu; fl;S, 'atutn cluh leudr of the mate of MM-i ni'i'iKO lewioni u;'i, reu- (),.n(I0n ,vll hi In Union county tho mneili Jilf 4VIM,, ,. iiukMunl ' KOO (7llfikc) 0, I'll il I 'lleverf.: d:;iu, Tkreo lloya; .0, iiiulet; I", NIHV . " KI.X (KHfllic) . 0 :'t 0, ' iiiiihIc; . 7, newa; 7;!I0, rllud; , cilllf nll.iiilil iuur; U, pqpuliir lrOKI'nu. Ikm iVmt'ji'K ' KNX (lllullllfll 11:1111. feulllre: 7. Viiillii Hkit : 7;.'iu, fcatuii.n; Id tq 1,1 iluneo .tiniHlc, . Kl'-l inline) 0;lo, pollen coin,. Will Taylor rcMldlhK on the uilli r; ):'. NMt'l fiJ.10, feu- 'covo lilKliwuy will entertain uieiii- luri'H; n, coiiccrl; III, NHI'.v, Mhora of lh onunlrywotnen'H. cluh HUM rWMM'llaMi-. '!lila Krhliiv at her home. ' . I.' ll llf J!llll,,,l ll I...U 1 ' " ! , , iMf'.ni'r (',iv-ri, iimm'n. tin 7, featiinm; I), oiulr; (II H 12, iiaiico niiiaio. I rtruf ut nekl tt'Wik iilld will work with ui'ilnif county uKrloultiirliit, Wruy l.uwrencu und rounly auper. Iiilenili.nl of tti'iiQl", K. A. Havre In hiliiiiiliitlnK Intenmt for und thu niKnnlKutlon of more hoyH und Iflrlx elulia over (i county. Mr. Kueh. uer'k ilnten for work In I'nliin county urn Monday, Tueadny und Wediiemlny April H, II und Hi. o 1 Kntarwln Alii ,? t VMM lullur ! farm nuinuKcuient apeeluliat, und . Mr. Iliilllii Wlae will he Ihe , Mm. I.ynu Hill und Jinny aon of X. C. Jiimlaon, dajry apeclnllat. liqatcaa lo Ihe linhler Ijidlea uid , l-.'lnln caipe down y. Hterday lo vlHlt , Thla luilhitln la the flrat or it aoclcty ut her lioiuo on Thm-Kday , her mother, Mm, 'C. I). Jlufimnii Mcrli on Orciton inrin InconieR, of tlila week ut two o'clock. ; I who Uvea on Covo uvenwe out froiu nnonllnn to iinnouucenient of I'uul o . ' i 1 44 Grande. . ' r V. Marin, director of tho nxteimlon VMt In l (irauih .) , o ,' aervjea. . Ah datit hecoinea avallahlo Mr. und Mia. John WuKoner of n,n) yew lloimv- i and opportunity la afforded, othur Hiiiuiuervllo vlKllcd frli ii. la In J -h. ! T,le , , work on the new niiiutinra will fallow, each deullnif (Ininde Hiuidny (ind took In the hoIm, r Mp u, Mlu yi.(, t,.nn,.u aepuraiely with u dlatluctlve type of cuntutii ut tho Methodlat cliurch oll thl, iMUU,j ,.ty .,, u farmlnir audi u poultry produr;- lu tho tivenlnif. ., . , . ' i ,,(, nipldly havInK heen llon- H'"lt ralalnir. range livestock ' ' ' ' lalurleil laat week when the cement Production ami otliera. ltHl Aeil (jrM- .. ,- i foiinilnlliin luiil ur.iui. tlin.. hefm.. . . The nliloelu of llilu uerleR. fie. .McKenuon - of ncjir lin-.w.. ,.wl.iv i. ...in i,.. mi...r..,i enr,iit,v in iii,-neti. i.,i-iu .m m IICW I' ord aedall tliut the Itetim.f t . Iiiiiii,, u'liu eotii. enenni'iii'e il hiiMiiWMM ilntiil.nf.vl(.U' In farmlni;. to llluatrnto a method atate Krange for IJi ti-anoe, neiu Ita Initial meeting Saturday after noon at the, chamber-of commerce. There wero 12 piewbora present, repreacntlnir a numher of the grange und with them In the- meet ing wua Albert Hunter, Kccrelury of the chamber, who hua promlaed to lend every uaHiatuncc poaalhle. na lina the entire organization with which he la connected. ' ' NumcrotfB plana und their fena Ihlllty wero dlacuaued nnrt Chulr iiiuii Itulph Hunt of Inland City, member of tho lllup Mt. grange, appointed a number of working I'ominittcca. They were u fol- lOWH . ' Mnunee w. CI. Sherwood, cnnir mon, John Mui-chinon, Jumea CJek eler. . Tq prepare nnd laaue a ytale Mde letter A. W. Nolaon.i ehalrini.'.. Wuller, IMercc,, Hernal Hug. To aecure cooperutlon or all Kaatern Oregoni' J.' K. WllherKpoon, j chairman, c, Y. Heulc, J. A., Nice. : To work with three neighboring countlea, Maker, l;matitlu and Wat- ! Iowa I.. I1'. Wright. Alra. Helene t Idaho, 'ul,lnfrmn and Ulllf OI'llUl. convention proper lasla lor aeei al day and with preliminary of ficial mcetinga und following com mittee and hoard meetings, then wlll he a large company of vbdioia In the convention city for a vcck or more. " The program of tho rnnventlon alwaya. alao. Inrluiliw men of aiuie wiiln reputation and iIIko of nation wide reputation. Speaker of prmn Inence ai'o aecured and froni thla angle alone, ita Itooatcra nay. I hi" aecurlng of the convention would he tremendoiiHly worth while. Wool Shearing , Now Under Way In West Oregon Kin ak bier la driving .u.i e.iuaauuy. noiltn C- ,,l,Hiv deal riiv. d bv Jieo e.n lv IhhI heiinou pud fumtly havn a Chrya-. w,t,., T,, nr. Mruciuro l being ' " ' . 'f, ' 'built on liiis. alte of llio I'onuer ' Q" ' ; dwolllng. .... . ni(trai' nnuu lW To KiilcMulii i'liili c'linuvra over the valley m h urn bothered with aulrrelH urn In Ihe thick of u program for their ex leriulnatlon ut the pretient tlinn. Through the county ugrlcullurlal'a office uliout I alio potimUi of wiulr- ri.l polaup hua Iieen inlxuil uid aeiit to polnla over tlin valley tor illati'lbiitlou, numvly, I'nlon llur.l wuru more, Union, Alice! Klevmor, linhler Klevutor, Hill Hurdwure, 1'llgln, lalapd City atore, H. W. Welmer ut Cove, llutchlnjfon l.'orralram at North 1'owilf.e mul'iii tlin iiounly ugenl'H tirrioe. In nneakr lug or tho uho or thff polaon, Mr. I.inncni'u aura, "euro should be taken in hiinilllhg tlin polNotied oala. Tiny aru heavily polaoned with atrychiilno and will kill all kind or livealoclt If taken In allf rich'lit iiiianlltlea. Alao, keep pol aon grain away from all childnn. There I no .hing. r In llveatock If the polKolled Hiulil la properly Placed." Mm I'nim Irrlgoii Mr. unil Mi'h. I, en; (Ireyhlll nil. I fumlly or Irrlgon urn newcomer I in ine vaney anil win uvo in inn I, nl. In,, ul,.l,,liu ,.u I ....I... live there. ... which any one muy apply with iiiudiriciitiona to hla own aituntion, and rinally to eatabllah atandarda lor flit il n develnpipent lf Oregon nxrlciiHure. - Many farmers, the bulletin point out, are striving to Hiiccecd under clrcuniatunce which do not per mit. BiicceK. H(!ventcen thouaand ' farmer in Oregon In Hi25, or one foprth'tlie total, had u net eiiulty of only $ C,2IMI In 'their hUHines including ' both home und land. Kven :tillowlng liberal , return on both capital and labor, the Incomea from thee farma muat neceaaarll'y' (; hiK Tin ho sinnll. . ; t Mr. I, Chennllll find Mr. 1. A. The flrat bulletin take up tho Howell or Valeria illalrlet are glv- matter or adequate reed. offocV (Ing a tea llila afternoon-at the tivo uo of by-product, capital and home of Mr, chenaiilt, having a labor requlrenienta, Indnhtednea. their guest 1(1 member of tho and Income. A' groas Income of ut Alice! ladle aid noddy. Till leu lefiHt $:I5I1(I I needed to provide I one of a erle which the ladlea 1 1 .Mill ror living oxpenae for the am giving aa a benefit for the gen . family, It was found. ' o ! bo exhibited at the coming live- llcliirna I'min Valle) stock show. , It wa reccntly ro- 1'iunlc Webb, who hua charge or ported that one dairy herd In tho Wool-shearing has started In Ihe Willamette valley, according to lle Oregon Wool .Grower and thc inar ket bus opened, at Ha.'cenw tor medium. 82 centa ror braid and 30 ecnta for inc. This l-'onioM,hat , , i, it , .1 less'iiian me uiuwvin , a iri. luii uiii, st. n, t-uincraijuuii. , , , - some are walling ror more compdl- Among thoae present at the tlon h,.ror offering freely. -meeting were Itulph Hunt, Mr. shearing was aupposejl lo atnrt C. Q. Hpidnger. Mia. Helene l.ln-. t1)s week In Kaatern Oregon. It i coin, Mr7 Waller I'lerce. A. W: reI)0rte(i that practically no con Nflson. Hermit Hug. J. K. 'With- J trnctingtof wool has:been going on. erspoon, C. V. Heale, 1.. !'. Wright ' ,.,,, wwt, nns delayed sbearing and W. O. Sherwood. j tn the Yaklmu valley In Waahlng- It i finite ' generally known i ton, a well us tn other wool sec througlioul ihe valley that tile dir. i lions of the range districts, ferent aubordlnate grange huve I ('onslgnment house lire acllve recently launched this campaign to In seeking consignments believing Rocker Special Regular $15.75 Value $13.60 . rvrcii;niiu;ljr c:niforalV nicker Willi uul - m-Jilou KpriiiiC ixiil. '' ItlllmWt'r Ing I "f li'Kl' Mat1 wHwr or ticicy. Itcautlfiil wal nut fiuMi. cox i:mi:xt ti:um! CARR FUUNITl'fSK CO., Inc. Mit 770 . '. ' Kaatern .Oregon's l-nrgest Homo' 1'iurnlshera . SEASONABLE RECIPE May IVItlay Mglpl , The Hummervllln Itetiekah are pilttlng the finishing louche on Ihelr 'pluy '.'And Homo Cuiiih Ted" u htch they give thla coming Kriday evening at the Muaonlc hull. When the piny I over, llii-n tin. wouieii will begin their liiteuslvo plan-' plug for the county .asaociiition meeting which they entertain on-' the night of tm 12, one week later. bring tiie state convention next year to Kaatern Oregon and to l.a Grande. Kaatern Oregon la the logical place for the l:tn meeting and .u Qrundo'H only competition that the preaent low tendency in the market is only temporary and that the fall mm. ltd will bo suf ficiently high to make consign ments profitable to growers. Many so far, It Is said, .comes' from the i Inducement in the way of flnan direction of MUton-Freewntcr, In j cial assistance, ; grading, storage Viuatllla. county. ' The work haft ! and insurance arc being ottered, just been aturted here and the Predictions are being made by granges urn hoping for tile support those in close, touch with tho mar aud cooperation . of "every citizen ket trend that buying nctlvlty will and group or citizens in the coun-ilie dependent upon. quality and do ty. - ... .. imiid this season more than lor v The state grange convention is a'several years past.'v ,v Ncramblcil Clams In the top or a double holler add' three well bealen eggs to 2 lablo-i spoons or butter, melted. h Add '4 cup milk. 1 li teaspoon each salt and pap-': rlka. ' . ..'... . fc' cook these ingredients in double holler until it begins to get thick. Add one can of clams, nilaced n i which the liquid ha been drained, , , , . Serve (in toast, garnished with bacon. . i A foreslghted fellow In one wlio would clip the Item tluil appeared., the other day telling how ll: woman in lrance caught, leprosy. from a fur cntit. and save the clipping lo show the wifn next-fall- ' .,'''.;'.-, v Kl'O (tiKokci o, trio and vocal- lii ii;.iii, NHiij icjii. feiiiiiifw v, .Morton Hiirlps; 11:110, Toinuiy and Hob; III lo 1 2, limine unmif. Nouitln '':: KOMtl (iisiikc) il, - novulty or nh.sirii; il:,iu, Nlli.'i. ;!IU, orehe Ira, main nuurlctl 11, news; l:au, (iirhl-slrii and tenor. ' . lh'iinr . KOA aniic il, 'initalp; . iliiio, NHC; It. fviitp ;. (a, NIC, . Kail lk Ctt KHI (im(ilir) .. Mamie' siurki A;tU.' fl nu il rlu I mini nee; t, variety program; kio, ayipphnny orpheH tut; I', conceit: i.-NltiV. . They ii rd using the radio In I 'III viko lo relay Informatloo about erlmea.- A goad lneak for those lew t'lileiiga r.iiia who are alow hi Helling nut of the way. Getting Up Nights i .... ...... ' llf.ivn U,linni.vu a i iiiiiii.iiT weiiHUFKa, (letting , V, , .............. p Nlglua. Hnekiiehe, inpnlng or Al,"'1 ""lifl'boi'booda. o , I'uiiornl at Mr. Miilr " " ' '.' 1 l.'iiiieinl service for Ihe Into' Mr. Henry Miilr wero held Hunday ai the cove and wei largely altondr ed, Mr. Mulr paaaed uwuy l''rl day iifliTiionn fallowing a long .111 l iihks. iliirlng w hich lima ahu aiil 'fared very inuel,, Her wua the i Ural ilea Hi In tho fumlly of Mr. up. I Mrs. J. II. Hroiigliton of llaaebiirg, Hcvaral of wlioae dailghtera llvn In this valley. n Horn Itiim (imtv . Mr. and Mr. Clyde Wright of Otluuiwm lowu, eauio aeverul days go mid are visiting at Ihe homo of lier pji rents, Mr. uud Mr, 'loin iiilc Uurhiiian ut linhler. We tit) -ilaralund that Mr. and Mrs, ilmii nian iir thinking soine of iniililng this valley their pcrmaticitl home. Il(. lvn Ciine). i A curloail pf salt and one of land plusier wero received III tho val ley yesterday having hetnt urdtirvd through the lileaaaut Grove grange fnr farmer living In the I'leaaunt Grove, Kuinluervllle, linhler uud I Itching Si'iisatlon, leg or groin pnlna ins In, you fec cl.t, peplesa, and worn out why pot nu.Ke the CyaICK 411 Hour Teat 1 Don't give up. Get CU- today at any drug atoro. - ij Itiiiim Froiu .Monmnin li -ra, Churlo llnnlon who has been aiii'titltng tlie Moiimputh nor.'1 ma! thl tiuarter was home during 'I tlin tliiv r.M,. t,. InnL ri. It tu a 11 hour test, i i,,lui,,..uu ,,.,,i u wi.n. i,..... i. .Money hack If oi don't, aoon feel MWl relutlveg oil I'mupklii Ithlge. ut Klgln, Hiiiiinn i llle and linbli r. like new, full of pep, aleep well, with palna allevlulud. Try rstt today. Only iic. I led 1'r.i.a Drug .tietpl rnutitn-- rllnro. -AdV, ! Mr. und Mia. J. I!. Wllheiimnmi i the poultry win ll at 11. il IjiIi.-, has . I'lilurned from a visit in tin other ! valley where ie visited with rela tives In I'nrlluuil iin.l alsq wus In Corvnlll. Salem and other points gathering Information etc for the bdler conduct of his special line I of work. , .., ,. , ,. .... , (llvn tliiNN ("lay ! Hum. IuIimu ;,imw The liinlors at Ihe linhler High The Island City "Hears" u base, school (ireHented their annual cliiK ball team won over the married play lusl Kl'lduy evening al Wuilo limn of that locality In the flrat hall. The prodliellon was coached Kami, of baseball of the season by Mrs. 4. W,; King of ihn high Hunday afternoon on tho I. C, 11. H. school family.. j field, the score having been 14-11. '. " 'O-- ' .,. ... o Wcekcnil VWinr j To l.txik fir ktMW Miss Claudlne tllrth, a meinherl Al the reeeul econiiinlti confer ol the faculty of Hie I. imMnr high : once It was learned that coutaglinia school came tn l.a Grande Hatiii-.J aborllon wqs gelting too much or day ami was a visitor oven Hie week a hold on the dairy herds In this did at the It, V. I.elghlnu hoinii, county and It was recommended 0 i that dairymen should Immediately H ill llnlsp Tu,rKyi-r ! learn the condition of their herds l''rlitiii near Hiipiuicrvlllo Imve und sludv methods of control. Tho received word tn tho effect that Mis I'nlon county dairy herd Improve- u mi nirs. Jim 4 .Mopnghiin have inenl assocliulon ut u rei'ont nieet rearhed tlielr ileal limll.iii Ihelr Ing also made rerominendiitlon new honie nenr Toneliel. Wuslilng- reliiilve in mil is which are to valley ha iieen disposed of on iiccomit of the. prevalence of tho disease. ' Itcniciuhcr Mcmln'r lllue Mt. grange sent put pretty Kuster cards to its shutiii niembers. j Among those who were reineniher i ed were Mrs. A. I'.. Davis, Mr. Hol- man, SIW H. 1". Culver. W. It. Jasper and Charles Owsley. , o , Grnngn Meets Tomorrow There urn some Important busi ness quitters to lie brought up at Ihe regular meeting of the Hlqe Mt'. grunge to ho held at I heir hull all day tomorrow. Dinner will lie served at noon by section number one, hcailcd hy Mr. Sara Anson. , ', o Homo Vor Shoit Visit Mlrs Kva l.edbetler came homo from Weston Wednesday and nimlo a short visit at tlielr homo near Allcel. She accompanied S'.lpt, and Mr. Gi'' Hrare of Weston to the valley, Mr. Hrnce tmvlng come for the meeting of aupcrintcndenl and principal. ' COMING SOON- The FARM ALL ', . J-l L- -1 X- i. MJH .-J ll LftT-.l .OJ a IsumL. JUJUJJII., C ! FARMERS! ji Make Our Store III Your Headquarters While 1 C Meet your friends. C 1 Mail your lettei's. g Huy your stamps. J Use our 'phone. C don't foi'Ket that f Hue Vitrol I for 9c a I4b. f MOON DRUG CO. (Aifunt.s for the Owl Drug Co.) ( S THE iMcCORMICK DEERING FARMA LL! , A carload of Farmall Tractors will bo here soon, Soon after their arrival a public demonstration will be held. A demonstration of the V. & W. Hammer chopper will be held at the same time. Watch for our announcement. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. start 9 . able to finish COMPLETE control the "Caterpillar" goes where you direct it. Rows arc straight ... ready for later cultivation . . . less time Is lost on the turns. Hug the fences, work out the corners . . . close work that kills off the weeds at their best breeding places, the edges of the field. . And when there's weather to fight, the "Caterpillar" is the farmer's ablest ally! For H goes where it is asked to go . . . harvests in wet fields . , , hauls through snow and mud . . . works early and late. Sit in the BigCater r pillar" Seat . . . you'll sit in comfort , , , swinging along almost as easily as, in a Pullman. Fat cushions, deep springs and balanced design. These take the strain from a long day in the field. Driving com fort is a big factor during the long season when thero isn't much time to rest! Bunting Tractor Co. 1426 Jefferson Ave. La Grande, Ore. TRACTOR