VALLEY NEWS
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VOLUME XVII
LA GRANDE, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1929
HP
WANT ADS
NUMBER 168
Over
the Valley
Mabel K. Morton, Valley New Editor
Phones: Residence, 2-J; Office, Main IT
las.ia 8U. Blrtliiiajr
James H. Htsnuley, respected cll
lien of the valley, and one of llio
pioneers who ' first entered the
Urando Itondo valk'y in a covered
wagon was 66 years of aeo Tues
day of this week, certainly, a day
to bo given a real celebration. Mrs,
Ida Hendrii'ks of Vt. Madison,
' Iowa, who has spent the. winter at
the Ktandlry home, a niece of Mr,
and Mrs. Ktandley thought to Blvo
Mr. Htandley a surprise and invito
. In all the relatives. She let Mrs.
Btandley in on the secret and also
Mrs. Louie Htandley and long ago
the Invitations were sent out.
Early Tuesday, the guests began
to arrive from vurlous localities
' and before noon around half a
hundred people were at tho old
Htandley home for the occasion,
Mrs. Hendricks, Mrs. Louie Htund
, ley, Mrs. C. C, Welch and Mrs. Aug
ust Erlckson prepared a splendid
dinner, rousted chicken, with all
tho trimmings one could think of.
This was served at noon, with tho
long table seating about thirty each
time. On the tables were the pret
ty birthday cukes, ono a' tuwer
cake with the decorations of red
. cundles, and also bouquets of flow
ers, garden flowers and cut flowers
which had been brought or sent
to - Mr. Ktundley. Tho afternoon
was spent visiting and In having
numerous pictures of the group
taken.
Mr. Htandley was born In Scot
land county, Missouri, oiv May 7,
1843. Me received his education
there and In 1804, together with
his parents, two bruthora and a
sister, joined a train of - covered
wagons which '..& Into this valley.
Mr. Htandley - into possession
of his homc9Ui In . 1870, huving
firnt a quarter .)f a 'section and
both will attend school and take
further preparation. Mrs. Titus
who lias been at Wolf Creek this
year, has been hired to take the
school next ycur, the two rooms to
be consolidated In one. v
Haio ew Son
A new baby boy is reported at
the Methodist parsonage .in tho
Cove, the babe having been born
to ltev. and Mrs. Graham, Wednes
day night at Hot Lake
Te Give Illuner
The members of ' Mt. Fannie
grange are announcing a big chick
en dinner which they will servo in.
the Odd Fellows hall at Cove a
week from tomorrow evening. May
18. A crowd of the best cooks In
that part of the county are going
to prepare the dinner.
To Observe Mother's Day "
Members of Pleasant Grove
grange will observo Mothers Day
by having special exercises at their
hall next Hunday. A pot luck dln-J
ncr win be served at noon undor
tho direction of Miss l,cona Fries,
chairman of tho homo 'economics
committee and her helpers. A pro
gram will be given in the after
noon at which time, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter K. 1'lcrco will be tho princi
pal speakers.
Goes to INirtlainl-
..Mrs. Hugh Huron of near Im
blur sturted yesterday In a car for
l'ortlund whero sho will visit tor
a few days at the home of her
son-in-luw and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald K. Sutton.
AlV. E. Hulsc's
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brown of La.
days. Those who are watching so
anxiously at her bedside feel that
she is continually craning weaker.
o
Mrs. Hamilton Heller
Friends In the valley were glad
to recclvo word this week that Mrs.
Harry ti. Hamilton of Boise, was
much better and had been ablo to
bo up some and walking about.
o .
Have The Muniwt
The Misses Arleno . aud Itena
Choate, duughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Dillard Choate of near 8ummer-
' ville are both having the mumps.
tno Arleno Is very nearly over her
siege. , , -
Give Dinner
Mr. and Mrs.. Herbert Hp'eckhart
entertained at a pretty dinner par
ty Monday evening complimenting
the ltev. and Mrs. Fred Knnutx
and had as their guests during the
evening, Mr. and Mrs. I'aul Knautx
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. l.uelen
Whuley and children of La Qrando
and the guests of honor.
Mother's Itny I "roc ram '
At tho social meeting of the Is
land City aid held yesterday at
the home of Mrs. Garrett Blokland,
with Mm. John Bowery und Mrs.
Ed Hally, as assistant hostesses, a
speciul .Mother's Day program was
offered. ,11 Is reported to have
been very good. The first thing
was me -ceremony '-.'of pinning a
white flower on all of, the grcat-grand-mothers
present and a yel
low on all the grand-mother.
' Hong, Mrs. Jean Blokland, Miss
Esther Blokland, Mrs. Isis Blok
land, -...' . . ;' !,
Reading. "Mother Tells , Her
Visits Places .
Of Interest In
Historical Cuba
The first Installment or a vary
Interest! ng letter from Mrs. WMtte
Brooka of Cuba was Ktven in Fri
day's paper. The conclusion . of
the letter la Riven today. .
Next we visited Ijl Cabanna fort-
nMi i nrnrtnnnrArl KMh.lmn-Va.
with the accent on the second syl
lable). It .was much the same us
Morro castle with the exception of
tho entrance. We passed ovor a
bUr door, which was. in the begin
ning, the samet as tho ono at Mor
ro castle, but In lata years has
been changed and ma do a station
ary bridge. Hero we visited tho
halts of torture, an underground
room or hall about 60 feet .Ionic
and 1& feet wldo with floor, walls
and celling of solid stone., Tho
celling was oval and studed with
little iron bands about every four
feet on either side of the room.
Those were used to hang prison
ers on by their thumbs.
Next we camo to u Bitialler cor
ridor with small dungeons every
few feet. Theso places were only
large enough for four or five mn
and the door was the only opening.
We were told that tho men wero
placed In these dungeons with only
standing room and left to die, with
out light, food or water. This pas
sage lead into a still smaller ono,
then into one so small and low, wo
OREGON DAIRYMEN
GIVEN WARNING BY
PROFESSOR BRANDT
Mrs, .Mabel Anion, In cos-
Grande aro making a visit-at-tho : MmPV'
UUUlUK i" II It'ivr. isumitf uic J.ro. J. J'j. huisu uuiuo, in me lowa uts-, tume.
WIH'Il HO IHI-IIICU IIIS UMIl piMl-Ui ttv . irlCl. I - ... u
exercised tho greatest of cato and I o - violin solo, Miss Anita Hermann,
-thrift und his place hus alwuys visits III Valley , accompanied by Mrs. Isis Blokland.
shown Ills painstaking attention.-! Mrs. Juy Dobbin at present of ,J ,k !" y?,om?" of foilay ,n
He was of a sturdy stock, tho kind Lowiston. Idaho has been making' " V, T. W w,e2.of Yca"
thut laid tho foundations well ln',u brief visit among relatives in tho"', , Waller M. Pierce.
this valley and Ills mime must nl-; valley. Mrs. Dobbin says that sheep ,,,," , ' ,r"f M Mothv'
ways bo very closely associated ' shearing is about completed oil ) "cu to 8MB :Mt 'ou Kobertsoii
with our pioneer history. j their runch whero they havo been '"
' Mr. "and Mrs. gtandley were tho since last fall and whon that gl-J . '"-"""""eu on lago-Twelvo
uurents of three children, ull of j gantlc task is a thing of tho past.l ' ' ' ' ' "
whom live In the county and wero) she und Mr. Dobbin will roturn to I
at their home Tuesday J.,ou!oj their runch between Joseph ;andr
Ktundley who lives udjuccnt to his Enterprise to take up their rpsi-'
father's home und also litis thojdence again,
funning of the homo place, Mrs. j o
KUa Welch of lmbler and Mrs. Ws-1 lJntertiiln The Aid
zle McAllister of Worth fowder. Mr Loreri Tuekor. Mr.' Her-,
Tile guests at mo aiunuiey noiuo! ut.,t pockhart, Mrs. l,oulo Stand
Tuesday were, besides Mr. und Mrs. cy onu M,.Si j H, stondley enter
Btandley themselves, Mr. and Mrs. j tHint.j the members of tho Allcel
Louie Htandley, duugliter, Miss Indies uid yesterday afternoon at
Mildred and son, Dale, Mr. and the home of Mrs. Tucker, In the
Mrs..C. C. Welch, Mrs. McAllls- , jowtt district and with an attend
ter. and Mra. Hendricks who was ance of about. 35. There as a
the engineer of tho whole party, short business meeting presided t
thero were present Mr. und Mrs. over by the president. Mrs. Wand-'
Henry Hughes. Mrs. Huzel Walker j t,y and this was followed by a
and two sons, Mrs. lleuluh Hendry program. Mrs. Ira Aldrlch of La)
and daughter of Welser, Iduho, Mr. i Grande, pluving iter own accom
and Mis. Willis Hughes, Mr. and punimcnt on the plnno and with)
Mrs. ueorgo Hugnes, unu two i nutu aceompaniment by Mr. Aid
cuiiaron, t-ari Mugnes, nica nugn- rvn mng two gospel Bongs
A SEASONABLE
RECIPE
r . Cqulrins of lelil
Two cups white sugar.
One cup butter. . r'
Kour eggs. - .
Tow tablespoons sweet milk.
- tine teaspoon cream of tartar
sifted with one pint of flour.
One-hulf teaspoon grated nut
meg. Oiie-lialf tcuspoou vanlllu ex
tract. One-half teaspoon soda. ;
-. Mix the sugar and butler. Heat
the eggs separately, then together,
Oregon dairymen running short
of winter feed and now eager to
get the cows out on early spring
pasturo are In danger of greatly
reducing profits later in the year
for the sake of temporary sav
ings In feed costs, warns P. M.
Brandt, chief In dairying at the
experiment station. : r
"Wo have Just finished, a hard
winter and a lot of dalrymon are
praeticully out of feed," tiald Prof.
Brandt. "In somo places pasture
Is alreudy fairly adequata, but for
the most part continued cold has
even retarded grass growth. Tho
temptation Is to decide that feed
is too costly and turn the cows
out to make their way on tho
early grass."
Milk How CnrlaiWI
The danger of this, says Prof,
Brandt, Is that whllo the cojta
may bo ablo to get enough gran
to- Iteep up their milk flow for th,o
Not Noticeable ia His Line
"Don't you ngree with me Hint
peed Is the curse of this conn
try?" "No. I ccin't slnjr Hint I do
Yon see, I'm n hill eolleetnr."
iVresent, the early grass Is so wat
ery that tho cow draws on her
body for necessary food elements.
This loss In weight Is not regain
ed on pasture, and at the end of
the spring pasturo period the cow
enters the dry summer season re
duced In flesh, Hhe Is then euro
to fall off seriously in milk flow,.
"It is my helluf that tho wlso
dairyman will deeldo that after
all the beat thing is to food his -cows
grain If ho does not havo
any huy avallablo, until such tlmo i
as the pasture is sufficiently I
strong to carry his cattlo, oven If
in so doing he barely gets hla j
money back for the present," Pro
feasor Brandt pointed out.
"Aa a matter of fuct, evon Willi
good pasture, - It Is necessary to
teed some grain or other supple- I
ments because it is impossible for i
the'1 animals to. eat enough grass.
If they aro heavy producers, to
keep production up,
Stock Market Suige.tloa :
: Tito only tips Hint lire depend
Mile are found la asparagus.
Antertrnn MnrnTlro "
' Pa. pert Aeaejeaee
Tew Ihlntta Hint gnvernmtntt 6n
re s silly and generally annoying
im the handling nf passports.'-'
Woman's Home Companion.
About OurielvM
. Life l worth living, only If we
make II so, eiteh nutn with the life
Hint Is given him.
1 'i . .'..euam
rood house In a way, but there aro
tables In the gardens where meals
are served, a lovely dance floor
In the open with plenty of music
and light, a very lovely placo to
paaa an evening. .
Well, to make a long .story
Tho first ones went skootlng
around around over the floor trying
to grab tho two pieces that were
still rolling aruund. The others
were hanging on to Wade's arjns
and trying to get Into his pockets.
They wero all around him In-leas
than no time and we all ran. tfrom 'short, were were In Havana a little
had to bend over in ordor to get t the church like scared cats. Kor- over three weeks and spent over
through.1 At the end was a hole i tunaiely our chauffeur was on tho suo, ao you see, we must nave nan
Just large enough for one person to Job and whisked us away before a good tlmo. Ouba and especially
get through und this brought uslwo w6ro mobbed. . i J Havana, is whero living Is high
out into their sccrot lookout. "' Mrs. Burdgn und I drove out to.ana moro " V"" spoaK English,
The next dav wo wont to see ' the Leprosy (,'olony about 80 miles Just the minute they hour you
Columbus' church, a very plain 'from Havana. It Is like a little
gray stone building, and tho Celba vlllogo surrounded by a high, wall,
tree under w hich he held his first : with guards at the gntci' Wo went
mesa The tree, however, is tho
great grand-child of the origin.! as well as somo cash to the
one. Wo -went through the oldest "Blessed Virgin' and view the many
cathedral In Havana. It Is . said offerings that had been left upon:
that t'olumbua' hodv was kont In a ( the altar as saniflces In order that
vault In this cathedral for a long somo ono might bo cured. We saw '
,tlme. - At any rate, wo saw the .ncn and women, both black and The Increased number of umlc
pluce where the coffin was sup-1 white, chinamen and children, su able divorces In -Hollywood lately
posed to have been, This puico seemingly nulto happy. Home were seems to suggest that separation
is now a homo for monks. 'i'he, repulsive looking, some were not Is a good way to pick up u few
innn who took us through was as una- wnomor, or noi.u was our ini
stirr us a poker. He curried a book . agination, somehow they all had
along and read all the while. Wo!tl,0""" look no ambition or de
could hardly get a word out of him 1 "'n Q he anything more than what
and when he did speak, he did not j they wore.
even iook up anu stoou as iar away i;.0, ,nr0 , ... lo ln.
you
speak, prices begin to Junrp. Kuncy
paying 60 cents for ono little bowl
of soup and $1.60 for a little piece
' into the church to pay our respects of "t',k no How lh Hie palm
, l lur iiaiiu. vv iivii wi' Mi'l. lluliin.
I will buy everything In sight and
think I am getting u bargain. Love
to all. Louise.
good friends. , ,
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Baking
- Insurance
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f li Ait fcsUsjj pssr4tt
f aMBayss,fJa4tsjpiCsV -ttssl
NlHB JfNf fHMy 4Mst ,
aWplsmWas, ;
neer, etc vas km sseA
A full pound
for your pound price
It mean lOo In your purse
every time you buy Schilling full-weljfht
baking powder. All cream of tartar baking
powder aell at about the lime price.
But some contain only $ of a pound. On
contain a full pound. And "1 pound" I
printed on the tin in plain sight.
CorTeeJjff&j 47 Spies . '
81 Ei tracts 4 VSTe ,
aa he could.
sunu Asylum which is. you might
The Castillo de I.a Kuerza whs say, "Just next door." It looks viry j
tho next place. It is much sum 11-
cr th un the other two fortn and
much older. This Is whero Hern
ando In Soto's wtfo died. We wero
In the room where sho died snd at
the landing pluce whero Do Hoi o
and 1'once do. Leon set sail for
much tho same. There wero little
stores, a barber shop and many
place of cum fort for the patients
to enjoy and to our HUrprlse everything-
wum Immaculately clean. Wo
did not tarry long, howovor. as we
did not I'eltsh' the endetirHtir
Add lo the first mixture, and last
rh. :add tho flour slfled with cream ofiWe aot alontr fine without maklmr
es. Mr. and Mrs. .Jid Hughes und Master Touched My HeartstrinKs" lwrtttr' Hml tl,e soda dissolved ln ajany bobbles, until ,wo started out
UHUgiucr. neien, mis. j. u,. wc- amj ."He Is All In All to M
North Amrrlca. Mrs. VcHoio lived ifhiucesitfrrint 'thoJuss-butfy ne,
nero lor inreevears nerore sue Kt who wnro at large, . una fflrl saw
news of lieKoto's death, .then she us cothlpff and she ivus so tickled
died and her body was sent back to- she tore Into the house to get her
Spain, j thliiRH. Hho thinkn every time any-
. Next day wo visited the Merced "' drives up, that they have come
church, noted for the beauty and for her
richness of its altars. And wo en-: Of con rue. we vlnlted tho Havsna
tered, many beggars were on tho cemetery and Its bone-yard, were
steps and we found It was some entertained at tea two tliuen at the
special saint's day and this saint Country Club nnd severar tliiien at
was supposed to grunt a .wish to dinner und bridge. We were out fj
all who wduld come Biid pray to the uviatloiv field and sat In the
her. Bo. of course, the church was. General Muchadu, the' passenger
full of people as well as beggHt-s. 1 uii-Nhlp thut whs lost during the
little warm water.
Beat well, and udd the flavoring.
Add more flour an needed.
1 toll real thin and bake ln a
E.
Donald, C'ovur d"Alene, Idaho, Mra. Headings were given by Mrs. J. M.
Jay Dobbin and Ouy Huffman ot j-lulsc, Helen Jean Bpcckhart, 'Ml-
l.KWlRlan. IflllllO. MlH. M. 1.. .tlen 1 llisti k'.isuH un,l Ur-u Will Afllttf
Uerson-of Olymplu, Washington, , Tho group was invited to the lawn' 'l"K ovrn -
Mr. aud Mrs. Jerry Klmmell, Mr. fnd 2 ladles wound tho nrcttv May? ' ,,or variation, sprinkle nut meals
und Mrs. Todd Henderson. Grand- ' nitin hlrh hud hnnn nr.i.iil ihnrii. OVt'r toP tt"Pr " vc en r0"-
ma Grelner. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper , a lovely tray luncheon was nerved
Bunnell, Bummervillu, Mr. und by the hostesses at 4:30 o'clock.
Mrs. J. K. Hulse, Kluior Turner, j . . o . - .
North i'owder, Mr. and Mrs. Aug- j itctiinu From Ncbra,ska -' V'
Jed and roll lightly with a rolling
and there was an old womun
standing ln the vestibule that melt
ed Wade's heart. Ho reached In
his pocket for a pleco of money
and In some way, he dropped a
couple of pieces that went rolling
around over the floor. At the
Bound of. money; the beggum left
nut Krlckson, Hilly Irwin, Jim Hm
good, Welser and Hoss lrvvln.
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Moving to ISt-'W Homo
The Will Jasper family, former
residents of Krultdule aro moving
onto the funn on the side hill near
La Grande formerly occupied by
Art McC'ull and family.
Irhe to Summer vlllo-
Mrs. Burah Anson aud Mi's. J. A, family In the lowa neighborhood
. Holman drove to Buminervlllu : were honored guests at a dinner
Wednesday to see their old llino given- Sunday by Mr. and Mrs.
friend, Mrs, K. Buuderaou who Is Knautz, who had for their other
crillcally ill. 'guests, Mr. and Mm. 8. C. Bmlth,
Mrs. C. ia. Haumun and duughter,
Krank i'uge of ubove the Cove
returned the first of the week from
Loup City, Nebraska w here he had
been called by the serious illness
of his father.
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Honor t.ueslH With lMnner
Mr. and Mrs. lred KnauU and
young sun, Philip, of Madang, New
Guinea who have been visiting at
the home of his brother, I'aul and
Moving
Mrs. Bert Grelner, young sou aud
duughter have been visiting for a
few days at the home of her par
ents, Mr. aud Mrs. r'runk Wright lu
tho Valeria district while Mr. Grel
ner has been moving the house
hold effects from the Clyde Kiddle
ranch In the Grunge Hall neighbor
hood, where they have been living,
to their new home in Fruftdule.
where Will Jasper's formerly lived.
Miss Carolyn, Mrs. Bengelsdorf,
Mr. and Mrs. John Hpeckhart, ull
of 1m. Grande and Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Speckhart and daughter,
Helen Jean. Mrs. Knautz served
her dinner in two courses, spring
flowers having been used for her
tuble decorations. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred KnauU und 'son left yester
day for Arthur, 'North .Dakota
where they wilt visit w ith her peo
ple. , . ; .
To At U'nd Grand IahU
Frank Woodell, of Huiiimcrville,
has been elected to represent the
I. U. O. F. lodge , the latter, part
of this month.
ItcliuiM Hinie
Mrs. M. B. Hendersou returned
this morning to her home at Ulym
pla, Washington after having been
here for a fw days visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr. und Mrs. o -
Kd Hughes, and having come fov ; County Council to r.Mct v
the Stundk-y birthday party Tues-j The county council of the 1ar
day. Wednesday Mrs. Krnest De- J ent-tcacher association will have
Long and Mrs. Everett Wallslnger j their meeting ut Island City to
fcpent the afternoon with Mrs. Hen- J morrow, Saturday, beginning at
demon, who, when Kinma Hugliva
and living In the vnlley, attended
Aulerta school at the sunie tlmo
as the valley women. ,
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Cuitn.KiK-e to Kcbu lid
Work was started yesterday on
the building which is to replace
French hall at Cove which was de
stroyed by fire a few weeks ago.
The building will probably be com
pleted In time to house the summer
school which is held on Ascension
grounds each year, la June.
bctionl Ckvs-
Today was the lust day of school
at Bunimervllle and a big eumuiun -Sty.
picnic la being held up In tho
Dry Creek neighborhood. The two
t'Hthcru this year. Miss Black and
Hi:, Jynstu, Mill nut return a
pin, or put a raisin In tho center of . their prayers and swooned down on
each cookie. ;- j HUe ho many lungry buzzards.
cyclone. Wo were out 10 the Yacht
club and the rirate's club. Tho lat
ter is built llko it gigantic ship oti
a windy beach. It Is a road house.
We window-shopped all over the
city, bought dresses, hats, shoes,
hosiery. Jewelry and many other
little odds and ends. Also took
In the shows, went down to "Hlop
pie Joe's riace.' out to the "Tropi
cal Ileer Gardens,' 'a,nd to Guyers'
place; in the country a sort of a
TODAY THE PROVING -GROUND FOR MOTOR OILS IS IN THE AIS
Offer good fir
10 days only
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inkil fe-:
i kmwki - k Ah
11:30 when a short business ses
sion will be held. A pollock lun
cheon will be served at noon and
the afternoon program will take up
at 1:30 o'clock. The exercises will
all be held in the Island City com
munity church
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Trip to luke -
Mr. and Mrs. i'aul Knautz and I
duughter Lillian, ltev. and Mrs.
Fred Knauts and son. I'hlllp of .
Mudang, New Guinea, drove to
Wallowa Lake Tuesday for the day.
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Mr. Sandersou " 1 u " W j
The condition of Mrs, K. Bun- i
derson, pioneer of the Grande I
Itonde valley who Is so HI at the j
home of her daughter. Mrs. Frank
Woodell near Huminervllle has not I
teen so encouraging the Lust few I
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how quickly it dries, how good it looks and then,
how it wears. Again, offer good for ten days only.
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