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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1929)
Tuesday, July 1), l'.i2) LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Pave Seven '1 1 1 Over the Valley f M iibcl E. Morton, Valley News Editor O ' V PhnnP' l?.ililcna fiOCT- " DflnA Main T 9 Phones: Residence, 826-J; " Office, Main 37 throughout the wtM-k. The mil-, tf; road yards uh a i'tsult niv show-I I Uik additional activity with u hivm , string or i-iir on tddlmrf. Thr ( lambs me destined fur t'hlrago ' stockyards and other eastern potntH j ami the shiinnent.s will run lmo many thousands of dollars. This in j one of the many important aetlvl- ties of the North Towder territory, j North Powder News. i per's two little slrls, and Mrs. Sarah Ausuh'h. daughter and family and sons and families who "are vbdtim? her at present. f VMt nt l-nk' ; & Mr. 1'. A. MrItonald ami son, UrorKc of tin I own district, drove ' fy) the InUe last week where the.: f p nl a lew days at tln-tr i-uHam". f o Cloves to Washington . .Mr. and Mrs. .Inhn Tresster and' family are moving this week from llu-ir home near A Heel lo Wusli 1 " limton where they will reside in the future. The Tivsslt-r family have , been residents of the Alieel seetloit for a wood many yeuis. Isldns WalUiiwrs-r- Mrs,. Margaret Oliver, of port ml, who is .spending several weeUc Wit h relatives In I hi' valley, is HpelldillK this week at the home of Air. and Mrs. Tun Wallslniver on he lower Cove road. Mrs. Oliver will aeeompany her sister, Miss ."Bert hi WallshiKer, on her vacation trip which begins the last of this Week. 1 Itivelvcs Injuries " Hennle Stnncdahl, nan of Mr. und Mrs. Al Stonedahl who live on the " Catherine treek road, was Injured oonylderahly one day lust week clurlnif Hi ' while helping in the hay field. Th a so. then last fall was obliged to submit to a goiter operation. She hopes to take up her work again in liie near future. o- and exu-mled several miles up th:Tuko ltehleiici' Iteelecled Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Crow, the latter- hefng known us I'M mi hid Myers, of near .Snnunerville,''have been reeh-eted to positions In th" school at l.ostlne for nexi year, Mr. Crow is principal of the school ami Mrs. Crow will teach In the grades. Hoth are spending- the major part of the summer at Salem, where Mr, ' hay fork hrolie where the hoy wns Working, the latter sustaining some V tprn ligaments and the biu siing of u blood Vessel in bin arm. h . . o 'i fines to I Zi i gene Italph Austin. wln is connected o with the Old National bank at Spo- lUm: I'min Sptikam' f Kane, left Sunday for Hugene to! Mr. and Mrs. T. J.. Cohern and make a visit at the home of his daughter, of Spokane, are in the t -Ki"mripa rents. He spent last week valley visiting at the homes of Mr. lit the home of his father and 'ohern's nieces, Mrs. Harry l-'isher, '-pother. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Aus- Vahrl.i, and Mrs. l-Yunk Mc Mpi north of Snnimervllle. , Kenmui, of near Imbler. Sunday , o j the Fishers, McKcnmins, Coberns, si ream. Fortunately Catherine creek offers almost unlimited pic nicking space and right now It is o beautiful and restful anywhere. Have Fine Meeting i Q . Mt. Fanny grange held a splen did grange meeting Saturday with a good attendance and several im portant matters brought up'. Among llleiu were: the presenting of two more names lor memhersnip to be added to the list of those who arc to be Initiated in September; Mr, and Mrs. C. G. Springer, master and lecturer respectively, who at tended the state-grunge at Myrtle Crow is working. Point, sent in excellent rep tins; an o invitation Is extended to liie conn- Visits .Mother ty organization to hold the church Mrs. Charles Keenan, of near Im Sunday and memorial exercises at ln,'i and her two children, Oar Cove; the use of the hull for tin- win und Lucille, visited Sunday at meetings of the 4-H dubs was 1 10 home of her mother, Mrs. Con voted; the (mention of better tl- rad, in l.a Grande. Mr. Keenan nance lor the sending of boys and has gone on a fishing expedition girls to the .similiter school at Cor-- up to the Salmon river, vallis was discussed; it was decided u to hold nu meetings during the Leave For ew Home tirst of August while cherry pick-; . ,., and Mrs. italph L. Morgan ing was on. County agriculturist and son were In the'valley from Wray Lawrence was present and Corvallis over the Fourth vacation. lecturer's hour gave a packed their household effeei.s and talk on the benefits to he derived u.ft Friday night for the Wlllam- from having disease-free areas in ette valley which-, is their home dairying. .1. H. Love gave two vo- this summer. Mr. Motrin n ut- cal solos. Visitors present from tended the conference of Smith- La Grande were Mr. and Mrs. W. Hughes instruciors at the state col- I l(. Gekeler and Mr. ami Mrs. Wray ,.Kt.t which was recently concluded. Laurence. o fuuu I'copie non- Mr. and Mrs. Oonnvan Stewart L have arrived in the valley and tak en up their residence lu the Wos. i tenskow property on the edse of I Imbler. Mr. Stewart is the new j Smith-Hughes Instructor at the Imbler High school, succeeding it. L. Morgan. Visit Among Old I'rH'niU ' Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Collins and family, of near Covo, attended the grange picnic al Pleasant Grove the fourth and spent thn day visit , in gwiih their relatives and former j fi lends and neighbors. The picnic j this year we.s very Informal, and i while It was not as largely attend -j ed as some previous years, a com pany of families spent a pleasant, j resitul and profitable day together. XcIghlHirhond Picnic Annual Pomona Grange Picnic To Be July 24 SWEET CLOVER IS PROVING ITSELF TO BE IMPORTANT CROP A .SEASONABLE. RECIPE I There have been no more heail ' tlful sights over the valley during : the past few weeks than the fields j of sweet clover in bloom both the ' j yellow and the while blossomed. July I'-t Is to be a big day for the And not only have the fields been farmei-s of the valley, and their pleasing fo th families, who are connected either t tiib- as well. with the grange or the I'ulon Coun- j According to Mr. Lawrence, ly I htlry Herd Improvement usso- county agriculturist, sweet clover elation. That is the day which is proving at present to he one of year in and year out has wrought serious damage to the soils in this valley. The soil has not only been robbed to a serious degree of the nitrates but this has resulted in erosion which lu some places has ye hut to the nos- become unite serious. Kxporlment.-i ) have been ;iu progress lor some time, and this year even more than . A SKANOXABM-: HKC!,PK Cocoanut HiitlCTM'Oich Pio . Two cups milk, I Tw o eggs. , . Three and one-half tabU-spoons pastry flour. One cup brown sugar. Three tablespoons butter. . One-eighth teaspoon salt. ' : One teaspoon vauilki. one can cocoanut. - Scald milk In double holler. Mix sugar and flour and mid to milk.' has been selected for the annual Pomona grange picnic, and this year members of the dairy associa tion are Joining Hie company I'm' a day at the experiment station at I'niou. Committees are already at work nu t he proposition, a very large crowd being expected. the most important crops being tried In this vicinity for bolh pas ture crops and for building up the soil. It has shown possibilities of being the best crop we have at present for these purposes, M r. Lawrence believes, for restoring or ganic matter and fertility to the soil. The continual plnntlug of grain The program for the day will follow tho ono which has main tained since the first picnics were held. The morning will ho spent inspecting the experiment station and superintendent Robert Withy-j combe Is planning for the comfort ! , A number of the families who entertainment ot his numer-. j live in or near the Cove highway tpicsts. A basket lunch will be1 I went together for a Fourth. of Jul'v . 'icld at noon in the lovely picnic picnic, and spent the day at Stand- ' Hpot near the adminlstrath.n build-' I ley's cabin up on west mountain. The afternoon will be given j County agriculturist Wray Lnw- ' There was. a picnic dinner at noon over to the program which will be mnee announces that a series of ' and plenty of fireworks for the ttlveii under the direction of Mrs. judging days for .the hoys and girl youngsters (and older folks, too). 1 W. It. Gekeler. lecturer of the Po- who belong to the livestock clubs Among those who helped make the monu grange, with Hie assistance js being nmingcd and will prnb- day so happy were the O. C. Flesh- the lecturers from each of the nbiy come off the middle or latter during previous years, experiments Cook fifteen minutes, stirring enn wlth sweet clover of the different . statu ly until thickened: add bultor varieties have been found to be very helpful and conseouently val uable for the reasons named, the restoration of organic matter, building up of soil fertility and as u pasture crop. County agent Harry Avery, who mainder Is spending some time In this coun ty, is occupying his lime checking up on sweet clover hen1. ' Judging Days To ! Be Held For 4-H Boys And Girls subordinates. The purl of the pro- 1Hirt of this month. shoeps and hogs. Individual records will he kept of each member participating, ami for each day's work. At the end of the series, those who rate the highest in the group of tests will be chosen to form the - Judging teams who will he sent from Pnion county to both the slate fair at Sa lem and to the Pacific Internation al at Portland, M r, I .a v encc will try to have either L. J. Allen, slate club lead er, or W. C. Kuehner, assistant lender, come for the opening meet The series will, 1 InK1 and salt and one-half of the can of cocoanut. SUr into the egg yolks lightly beaten ami return to When cool add the vanilla. Ileal the whiles of the eggs, making a1; I stiff meringue ami spread with re mainder of cocoanut. Urown slight-' ly. This pie Is delicious and every- ; ono likes it. Under Cover Men Protected In Jail OKLAHOMA CITY. .Inly (AP) Fearing possible mob violence lu TecuniHeh, officers last night ; took W. W. Thomnson, federal prohibition enforcement officer, ami three "under cover" workers," Jeff l. Harris. Tom Little and John O. Wlllhims, charged with the killing of .lames Harris in a lhiuor raid July 4, to the Oklahoma, It Is believed that this series county jail here. ma n. t la rence i a iter. J . A . 1 lol man, J. h. Lindsay, Will Taylor. ' Kiam ior wnien ine uairy associa- in all probability, consist of four will result In mueii practical good f Itolnh Cheniiulf Knlnh w,.iu I lion will be responsible is being duv nl' IiiIimkIv. Inuiriii'ilmi rm dn fur the bovs and irirls and irlv JI'I.Y IOTII 1.AS1 lAY IO I i Sarah Anson nml Orlln Anson ! worked out by county agriculturist club members, ami there will be ' 1 hem invaluable training for their ynilr Wilier n families. Miss Nina Kane, Kd Jas- j Lawrence and i:.;incsi !cLong. judged beef cattle, dairy cuttle, ' Judging work later on. cnt u 'thout a penally. 7--:st i Making Improvements , C. C. Welch is Improving the buildings on his old home place nea r A lice!, w here his son -in- la w und daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl il'Jit time. ;Kuller, live. All or the buildings are being given a coat of paint.. o Visitors I'Voni Pendleton - Mr. and Mrs. Itay ',in Orsdall and daughters. Thelma Jean and Harhara Janice, came from their home' in Pendleton last week and Visited over the vacation, spend ing the Fourth at the home of her mother, Mrs. 'M. Sentner. at the Cove swimming pool, and joining their daughter, l.yrl, who had been , here for some time. Taking ad vantage of tins assistance at the pool, Mrs. Sentner went to Port land this morning on u short busi ness trip. Mr. Van ( h-sdnll re turned to" Pendleton Sunday. I he marriage or Miss Leona Hansen, daughter of Itev. and Mrs. Hansen, of island City, and Gus J. Melt I, of Gleans Ferry, Idaho, is being announced. Mrs; Mehl has been teaching at Glenn's Ferry and came home in May for tho first part of the summer vacation. They will make their home In the Idaho town. o Melvln Carper and Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. King drove to Wallowa Lako and had a good day, tho they re ported it to be quite cool there at Visit Itelntlves j M r. and M is. Jay 1 nhhin and j daughters, who live tin n big ranch " near Joseph, visited among rela tives in the valley briefly last week. The parents ami one daughter had conn to La Grande to meet their two daughters. Margaret and An nette, who we i". coming home for the summer vacation. M iss Mar- ! lrle to Lake j Mr. and Mrs. Kd Hull and daugh ter. Melvia, of Pleasant Grove, ami M r. a nd M i s, Itoilth McKennon and daughter, Evelyn, of Alice!, diove to Wallowa' La k e for tin Fourth, reporting a very big crowd r.o.n ai r.merprise ior trie ceiema- gm has been In the universltv at Hon ami at tin- resort. The two! Seattle and Annctio has been In lamilies also spent Sunday together - Now York. Mr. Dobbin reports at the Hull home. Kvclyn remain- farming conditions in the Wal ing to spend the week with her lowa coiimrv to be ns m-niuNIm? iim they are al present In this val- 'I- Spend Hie. Day Mr.' and Mrs. Henry Locnnlg. of Muddy' Creek, spent Hie Fourth with her parents,. Mr. and Mrs. W. ? It. -Lcdbetter. at Alice). Plans for '-tin big Muddy Creek lair arc bc ; i ing rapidly made, and II 1s hoped I that the lfliMi ralr may be bigger ). than any of the preceding years. ' t nmp-rire Tonight j The two new camp: fire groups 1 at the Pleasant Grove grange are to, meet tonight at Hie grange hall, (that was evidenced by the great cousin. o Has Vacation Archie Keown, mail carrier oiu front Alice! postol'ljce, is having his annual vacation. Together Willi Mrs. Keown and their two daugh ters he has gone on an auto trip to Seattle and uther Washington, points. o Visiting lu Walla Wiillit Mr. and Mrs. Grant Tucker and two daughters, ltnrlmra Jean and Wanda Fay, have gone to Walliv Walla for a visit among friends, o A Itu.w Place No) every one cares to spend tho Fourth with a crowd celebrating AM the pt '-llminaries have not y t been la lien care of and names for I he two groups have not been se lected. Itedirns From Kugcm Miss Kllcn Arnoldus has returned from Kugi'tie where she spent sev eral" days. ".Miss Klh p started her eoujrso in itiurse training at the Pa eil'h,: Christian hospital there a vear ; company oi people who went to tin hills and the more unlet places to spend last Thursday. One of the places which attracted the great est number of private picnic par ties was Catherine creek. It iH re ported that there were lieu cai j reported along the banks of this popular stream, having carried r.nii people, mid the parking line started from shortly front I'niou Washingloii Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Nell Klght and family, living on the lower Cove road, ha. been having as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Klght and daughter, Nora, and Mr and Mrs. Clifford Kiglit, of Raymond, Washington, Visit Sunday Mrs. W. It. Ledbetter, of Alieel, and her house guest, M is. It I iss McKennon. of Woodland. Califor nia, and ( la ra belle Seaman, of Scuttle, werj Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and M is. 'George P. Childers near Cove. Mrs. McKen non. who is spending .several weeks In the valley, which was fornmrly her home, is visiting for a few days this week at the Tom Wallslnger home on the lower Cove highway. o , Make Large Shipment Twenty two hundred lambs were brought Into North Powder Sun day for shipment by Lee and Sons and Waller Stleger and nnnthci canio in Monday with motv A i m Combine Harvesters 1. Pl.ufnrm Cjiiv.ii 2. Me i j lor Cm v.i t 3. IfcJer driKT -f. f Voter Hf.in.-r - 1 5. Icder lKuivr-2 6. C I nulcr 7- CoiiLiti K. Currier 9. Grain Pan 10. Mine 1. Mi ot Bottom McCormick-Deering No. 8 Harvester-Thresher 1 J. Grain Auer 1 4. Grain I Iri alor t S. Ki-iolvtnt U'ct-J Svrrcn Ifi. Grant hj! 17. WvvA s,siut 15. ladings Clinic (O. "l.idings Auger 20. raibncs l.li-alur ii. I.nliitg IVhtriA Spout 11. If.alrr AAV i Investigate this harvester, nine sold in Union county in 1928 and every user a booster. Works perfectly in either extra heavy or down grain. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. BE READY WHEN 1 . flij ! IIP YOUR GRAIN IS READY The '.'Caterpillar" Thirty is the popular Farm Tractor. Hold Harvester is the Caterpillar's mate at Harvest Time. Grain ripe? It won't wait! Get your Holt combine now. Become familiar with its adjustments - learn to know it. Then when the grain is ready - ready to har vest with just you, and the boys. Ready to save the grain, for Holt combines shake, toss and pick. By positive agitation the straw is "kept in a fog" from the cylinder to the exit. Rapidly rotating pickers and beaters have positive control of the straw. The extra bushels - the extra dollars reward for a clean harvester . . . deposit them to the account of harvesting better, quicker, cheaper, easier. You are invited to visit the display of Holt com bines at our place of business. Bunting Tractor Company 1 12(i Jefferson Avenue HOLT COMBINED HARVESTERS
