La Grande evening observer., July 16, 1929, Image 7

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Tuesday, July 16, 1929
cceeaeasa esaeaeeoecet oa
Over the Valley !
Mubel E. Morton, Valley News Editor
" Phones: Residence, 82C-J; Office, Main 17
shndny Isltois j teresting. Some refreshments wero Binder home in the Valeria ills
I .Mr. nnd .Mrs. Oscar Smith and ; served at the dose of the meeting, trht.
Mrs. Lillian Allot). teacher o
Krosty school, is .sponsor of th
Mrs. Charles frhiiith , of North
rpwdcr spout Sunday In tin- vul
iiy visiting their daughters ami
sisters. Mrs. Henry Alcriure ami
Mrs. Charles Nance who live on
practically adjoining fiiruiH on the
i.l-h il 1 road., A I is. .M oi'liUt is
trying her ha ml at raising tur
keys lor the first time this year
hturtlntf on a sunt It scale ami has
hen n mt sucoessf ul so far. She
tfrt 111 young turkeys.
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group.
Visit Sunday
Air. 'and Airs. I'M Jasper
('Jeorge Oekclers. This is t smaller
acreage wjtk splendid buildings
on it and Air. Klchey is getting
everything In first clnstt shape.
o
Visit .Mother
Mrs. Lulu Weeks of Senttle Is
MiuKiiiK ner Hiinuai yiii iui ner
niothcr, Airs, l.orens at the t'ove.
0
KitU'rinhiK Oult
Mrs. Cassfe Orion of Cove en
tertained the members of the l''uii
and Joy Hridxc Club Saturday at
he'r home. Hridge, naturally, fur
! niwhed the diversion for the af-
Union County
i Grange Sunday
At Cove Aug. 11 !;
(rass Fire
Scores of cars were attracted to tornoon with lovely refreshments
i the t'Jito Sunday evening on one of at the close. Mr. T. It. Conklin
j the Shaffer places near Islam! made the high score during the
and 'ity. A grtiws Held hecame ablaut Hfternomi.
j in some manner and the actual o
! fire Itself as well as the reflection Huoms from Poi-Hund
children or the Valeria district
si tent Sum! a v at t lie home Of his
(parents, Air. and Alrs. W. lt. Jas-Pv e ff ""' miles. For a
j ))er. who moved some time ago -itu0 -t looked like a kig confla
I from Ki-uluhile to their new home' Ki'Uion. How It started is not
ch to Idaho
- Airs. Margaret Oliver who has
keen here from Portland visiting
among her relatives all over the
valley accompanied her sister.
Miss Hertha Wnllsingcr to M art-
ii 1. 1. .tin -lm.A tlm.r ,.-(M m-l.li ,
Thev made the trip in He i t ha s '
cari"Alie" going as far as Itolse, i
SiinTiay. nnd. continuing on their '
way yesterday. Airs. Oliver will
return to the va'lk'y In a week or
to and 'remain' here for several
wek8 yet.
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on the sidehill road,
l 'nil place.
th. old Alc-
Kclailves Visit
Mr. and Airs. J. Shaw of Port
land were quests last week at the
home of their cousins Mr. and
Airs. Todd Henderson in the Iowa
Air. and Airs. Shaw were
on an extensive auto trip and
from here went on through Ida
ho to Yellowstone l'ark.
known, hut no considerable dam
ago was done.
Mother III
Mrs. Alnrtha Wood. . from Sweet
I loinc, Oregon, who has keen
making an extended visit at the
home; of her daughter, Airs. Sam
Knight at Khlnohart, has keen
very, ill at her daughter's home,
TJie last report was that 'she was
;t trifle heller.
, 3 i-our lYhhiy
Vlte farm crops tour for this
voar, arranged oy acting county
:igrieu1turist Wray' Lawrence,
i omeithis l-'ridny nnd many farm
Aid to le:-t
The lmkler ladies aid society
W.III. meet tomorrow, Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Airs,
Harold Hingnmon. During the af
ternoon, the ladies will work on
the o,uilt to he sold at the hnrJiar
this tall.
o
Itelurns Ilona
Airs. Homer ltldwell has re
turned to her homo near North
J'owder following a few days visit
at the home of her sister, Al rs.
Hugh Huron near lmhkr.
o
I'aslor lo I .ea ve
il is miite generally regretted
that the powers that he have
transferred Itev. I. St urges
Idaho Visitors
J. t. Sahin of Murleigh. Idaho
has keen a visitor in the valley tin
past week
and daughter of near
ville, Al i. Sahin- covered most of
I he valley while here and wasi
very much impressed with lids
section of the country.
o -Kctum
from Visit '
Air. and 'Airs. A. L. Iterkand
sons, Troy and , Jtohert of lower
Cove and their nelees, Harriet and
Dorothy 'HeeUer of Lu Lira tide re
turned the last of the week from
I'nrlland where they had spent a
week visiting with ' relatives. They
were accompanied hiiino. hy Airs.
Ilecker's mdees, Helen and Alary
llempe. of Sandy, who will spend
iwo weeks visiting at Hie Itccker
home. '
Ilonu front Hospital
Airs. AL AL A rant of IClgln who
has keen a patient at the Grande
PRODUCTION HIGH IN
DAIRY ASSOCIATION
IN WALLOWA COUNTY
The report of the Wallowa Dairy an average piioditlon m 3H.f
lied Improvement Association for pounds of kutterfat. .1. W, Miller
June showed rS'. cowu on lest, .13 with an average of lfl.l cows has
of whieh were dry. The total pro- an average production of ilio.it
duct Ion was -IOL'.hSiI pounds of milk pounds of huiterfat. Hurley Atur-
aml lS.a.'iti pounds of kutterfat. ray with an average of N.U cows
There were I'm! cows in the usso- has an average production of a;i0,4
. . - . ,-' i . ,,.,u , ... , , , .... ,,.,, eontrlhuting Kinnethin;
Uiorf (II IIIUU IHU, I III HU'lilKf " """" unit mninnn. nihil mi... t .
production. Including dry eows, cow for June, a grade Jersey which
was tiiMi pounds of milk and 3LS-I Kve IK!rt pounds of milk and I'Ll
pounds of huiterfat. This Is the pounds of kutterfut.
j highest average production the as-1 wiiilp the average produclkm of
soeiatlon has. had and Is ahout J. kutterfat Is showing an increase, father of the present pastor of tho
pounds higher than lor June 19J7. the average production of the t.lnm.h , r,(V0 llllH ,M1(.n avUfM Ut
Kur herds of our 20 cows, ex- Wallowa Dairy Herd Improvement (Mier Ihe morning address and
1 eluding' dry cows, Charles Thorn- Association Is still kelow the aver- v .,.,, u- .itr.,- i im...... )u.u
lung had high herd with average ge r,r the, state, lu May there i(lon imked to give his leeturo "The
production of 2S.U pounds of hut- were fl.Tl'3 cows under test In he K(,m;nu.t r tll(. Heilwo.-ds" in the
. i.ruesi .uiner nan i . cows state nnd the average production nftprnoon
gave the same average and of ihe eows was K28.7 pounds of, ' . . .
i. ..-.;- .....I q ..-it , ...in i i.i . ... j, . . , I Other features of Ihe day will
........ .j. ...... ........ iiuin unit i),i. jmuiiiin il mil iei iui . . . ,
addresses are hetng arranged.
The entire program will he. open
to tho public- and officials of this f
group of residents of I'ufon county
are desirous of a very large attend
ance. The only request Is for a
generous lunch basket for tke noun
hour.
Al rs. Wa Her A nd rew u nd t h ree
children of Cortland have heett
muklng iu' vklt at the home of her
sister, Mrs, Parley Keik and fain-,
lly in the Alt. Oh n district.
- .s -
IVmii tke Valley
Air. and Airs. Olenn Gray of
Corvallis are here making stays
a guesl ot A. J. oil average producllous of 48. T Pounds This Is an evorollnnnllv hith over
Sliiiiinn.r- 1 "v "Oil luwei- v we iieiKiii"i- , - - . " ' "
llOOllK.
"111, on Counly Orange Hunday"
will ke oknerved In this county on
Sunday. August 11, according to an
announcement made today hy of
ficials of the county oruanluttion.
The exercises will ke held at Cove
and will ke sponsored by the Pom
ona grange with each subordinate
to the day's
program. The Ascension Lplscopal
church and the Alethodist Kplsco
pal church of Cove will assist with
the services. Itev. P. J- St urges.
of St. Paul's Cathedral of Itowlon
Thought for Today
Wlmt U done at home will, nl
wnya hnvo Us Inllnenee nmt ', Ma'.
revelnllons In Ihe life oiilsido.
- Temptation
We are not tempted when wo
are weak, hut when we are sliong.
American Magazine.
A SEASONABLE
RECIFE
terfat.
tthat
I larley
of huiterfat. j;tge and Is caused hy the high pro-
Kor the 10 mouths since the as- dnctlon In the coast counties dur-
Day at llnain smiation was started, W'oods nnd ing May.' Tillamook with l,2I
Mr. aiid Airs. W. A. Zurbrk'k, . ,la,lhin vvltn ,l" average of 30.7 cows In the association had an
son and (laughter of -Moss Chapel onWti hnve an average production average produellon of 43. pounds
drove to the Minn in Sunday of i-0-1 pounds of buttcrrat. Ohas. of kutterfat. According to the ftg-
wkerc they spenl the day. jLltch with nn average of 23.7 cows ures in Hoards Dairyman, the Tll-
o has an average production of 32n.G lamnok Association had Ihe highest
Pioneer Pknie pounds of hutterfat. W. K. Doner production of any assoclallon in
Itesldents from all over Ihe vi.,"'"' " awing of 13.3 cows has the Cnlted Slates for thai monlh.
ley are making their plans to tit
he the picnic dinner lo ke served
at noon, after which will he held
the memorial service for departed
monikers of the grange. Airs, l-mill
.Miller of Klgin, Pomona chaplain
will have charge of ihe memorial
program while Airs. Lydia M. Ianlx
A SeiiMinnhle Iteelpe
.'lg Dread: '
1 1-2 v white flour.
1-2 (i sugar.
1-2 tsp. soda.
2 1-2 Isp. baking powder.
2 c Graham or whole wheat
flour.
1 e chopped figs.
; 1 1-2 e milk.
l-2 e molasses.
Mix ami sift flour, sugar, soda,
salt and baking powder. Add Ora-
t.-ml tin- l-nlon roumy plonocH . T.T 1 O ' 1 UUQllieY UUl Ull I ;
c;:jr1;''l;r,c.;ito Sarrm' charges ,
the aitendance of the pioneers al : fiKSOA1' J1 W ' '
well a w their sons and dauirhiers f 1T1.7t " T T i
and Airs. II. S. Comstock, acling ham or whole wheat flour ami
as a special committee from the figs. Mix well. Stir the milk and
Alt. Kannie grunge of Cove will I molasses I" gradually. j
assist with all the arrangements, I Pour Into two greased and
Oood musical numbers are being ' floured bread pans and bake in
secured, and a number of short moderate oven.
well as their sous and daughl
will be large ibis year.
,v""'" , 'T. " " ' J of California
opera nun mix hiii i ieieoii i i-o -
'd to he able lo return to her
i Ileliirii from Ijiko
AH-s. Hay Knller and son, Dickie !
of Alice), Airs. Will Adler and i
daughter, (ienevlev of near La I
Oi-ando and Mrs. J. Ik Mckennon 1
rs ov. i tho valley are planning to from the Kpiscopal churches at' home Sunday very good news to
returned yesterday t
from Wallowa 1 dike where they j
have had a delightful .tilling ot a-
loin the caravan, i'ne first place -0ve and Union, to ihe church at
to he visited is Andrew Klok-landY Mend. Of course this is a distinct
near Island City, where those in- promotion lor I lev. Slurges who
jteresied are' asked to assemble at came here from the casi a coni-
;i0 o'clock. Sweet clover in dlf- paratively short time ago. It is
tent aspects, livestock, treat- understood services will he held
input of weeds, alfalfa, test plots once a month hv Itev. Creasey of
A te., will he among tiio things In- Pendleton. Daptisinal services wilt
spieled. Lunch will ke served in he held at the church next Sun-
he grove hack of Jet OaskEH's day morning with Mrs. ltoyai
flioine at or near noon, with the I'onley and small daughter as the
Bist stop being an inspection of candidates.
her maiiy friends.
-o-
cveral interesting things on the
H iashill plaee" in the afternoon.
l Jjuro will lit? outside speakiM-s for
i i program In the grove t mined -flaiely
after the. lunch. j
; I Member;
J iptist (
n io Sniulay I
tubers of tlie Lower t'ovt
pttst church ' held a picnic
loc-eilug Sunday at the home of
on Low-
liiichasel Fine Hull
Jim and Krank Me K hints and
Hugh Huron have purchased u
fine Jersey hull from Dell Hron.
of near the Cove. The animal pur
c bused was the junior grand
champion Jersey hull at the re
cent Kastorn Oregon Livestock
show, and will head the herds on
these three adjoining farms. Jim
AlcKlnuis Is building up his herd
of registered Jerseys as fust as
possible, having purchased four
more cows recently in Idaho.
, o
with cherry pickers who Have Hoeii Camping
come from far and wide to Air. and Mrs. Arch Conley and
Alany Cherry Pickers
The different sectionn of Hie
valley where sweet cherries are
grown are alive at th" present
tim
hav
lr. and Airs. K. S. Morris
Cove Sunday. There was
iiwd of the memhr rs
help gather th
this esn'cially
cauilng placei
able this year th
nd a profitable
ay Is reported.
and
is a largo Itrs have
present wlnu'eever
crop. At Cove Is, Al rs. Jake Conley have been
true. The former ; camping for a time at Undtuni
not being avail-j Springs near Unities. Air. and Airs.
temporary vis- , Carter, keepers of the springs, are
pitched
possible.
njoyable picking will begin the latter part
j of ibis week. The good price being
-o , offered this year is not peeving
olng tip ln1 t J anyone- who has cherries to soli.-
- Ihe country home of Air. nnu .The various packing sheds will he
Tlrs. Ooorgo - Oekeler near La mighty busy places within the
.mnde is rapidly nearing com- course of a few days.
Utiom The building Is nf th o
imiigalow type, modern in every Having a Siege
their tenth daughter and son-in-law of Airs.
The actual . Conley.
few days s
Ln large Home
Mr. and Airs. K. D. Whiting of
Air. tllen are making some line
additions to their home near the
L.D.S. church. An addition Is be
ing made on tke front -and qui!"
a si .aide porch Is being built, nl-
0 I
Vlsks iu Idi.t.raudc ,
J.. C, Dullis of Pondosa, was a j
business visitor In La (Iraiide Sal- i
in-day. Air. Hullis says he has ,
been a continuous reader of- The .
i Observer for 25 years, j
o i
Skips Caille !
(k orge Hardy shipped another .
load f cattle to Portland from
Imbler hist week. Air. Hardy ha.
keen doing consideraklo shlpplm: .
of late and has found good prices
on the Portland markcl.
ARTHUR M. HYDE
Si-crctiiry ut Aciliullurc
k'nril and will m:ik( Hit. fii.lir
Parley l-'eik is having unite a
0 '
Visit Old I-YIcimIk t ,
Itev. N. II. Lines of Ontario, vis
ited umong his friends hi I he vhl-''
ley last, week while en route l
Wallowa Lake to attend the Kp
worth League Inslliute. The Lines
family lived , at Imhler, but had
friends far and wide in the valley.
0 I
Sunday (iuests
County agiicUlluifst and Mrs.
.Wray Lawrence of- Island Cft,
were guests Sunday at the home
of Air. and .Mrs. W. It. I.edbciter
at A Heel.
rs a lovely home. Last year the ' siege with the mumps at his home Drives New Cur
improvements on the nlnre hv '. in Alt. Cllen. and at this husv sea-t Air. itmt Mrs Pnol Kmnny nf
i hided a lurgrV combination barn son, too. Air. Cell; has his hay ' the Iowa district are driving one
jO! the latestype. , ilown. but after one day's work of the new Hodgo sixes which they
was oi'iigcu io go uaca io oimi una mucu in ineir.HKlng. This Is
naln, and' the hay still is In the Air. Knautz' third ilodge ho say.t
field. Help has been at such a and ho finds himself pretty much
premium all over the valley, that! tended to this particular make i,i
Air. I'cik has been unable io get u car.
bis hay into Ihe barns or slacks.
t f o
Ink Mcclfj
'Tho ('osinnnolll an rtnb. n ireonn
i b! girls In and near tke Cove,
J Injecting Ho missionary study, had
splendid lime Saturday after-
4 joon when they met at the Aleth
? ollst parsonage nnI heard Itev.
! rpiIB.u. S. Rpciclnry of nRrlenl
1 luro, iiiioIiiIhI by llif incHlclnit,
Ih hiirxMl 'Willi the work of prn
' niotftiK HKrf'ulliir(,"lii its' broailcst
Kf'lisc. , lit; .snlicrvlsi's anil cuiili'ols
''' Hie iiffalrs of i lie ili paiiinciil and
I iui llllllUirN illlll t'MillllKlllfP I lie gl'll
j crnl policies lo lie liillslicd by IIH
I Yiirious liraiiclicH, Ah n member of
tbv lncsliUnllHl cabinet, lie ulso
acts us sulviscir lo the prpslili'Mt In
nKi li iilmrnl i iiintu-i'K. Tniler lil
jiii'lsillilliin roniu not only Ibone
iii'IIvIiIck Mini niu purely utile i.
t n i n I but Kuril kitvIcch iiu Hid
wciilhcr bureau, bureau of public
rouils, bureau of boiue eeonoiuleH
rallatn tell ot"1 some of Ills exper-
iierK wben bo llveil In Alaska
il someibhiK of tills eotintry tain thi- iiieniliers of the Allrel aid
S Its people. It was nil very In- timiorrow al'lernnon at the Wall
9
r
Ailed Aid
Mrs. Kvorett Walls tiger and
Airs, l-'rank Wright are to enler-
Alaking Iiiimvements
Air. Jtichey of Portland who
came to the valley a week ago Is
making considerable improve
ments on his acquisition of real
eslate, the Hagey place near
Combine Harvesters
1. PI ji form Catit-A
2. I.lt'vjtor Cuovjt
3- l-'ccder Cdrriff
4. I teder Bealcr t
5. Kcrdrr Hcjtcr - 2
6. Chndfr
7. Coiiljic
K. Cjnii-r
V. (ifjtll 1AT
10. Shoe
11. fun
1. bkoc Iluiiom
McCormick-Deering
No. 8 1 larvcster-ThrcsKcr
1 ). Ocoit Ao;cr
M. tirjio 1 U-1 .nor
IS. Uriilvui U'l-cJ Screen
lo. .rnti Shiu(
17. U t'iil Npuue
IN. I.iili.i,Uiutc
Ijibo I. levator
IjiIoi Di-kri Spmit
x il. I jiliii". U. li.
W Z. Sir.nv Itj.L,
Mi &
' JaV
(Jetting Set i led
Prof, find Airs. Stewart receiv
ed some of their household ef
fects last week at lmkler and are
getting settled In the Dan Weslen
skow place where they will live
this year. Air. Stewart Is the new
Siiilth-HuglH's ag teacher at Im
bler, Is getting acquainted over
his territory and getting familiar
, wUh the projects which ihe hoyrt and food, drug mill insecticide lid
In that department have nm j inliiislruUuil.
o j
liie Ham Sale 1 1?J 1 Ttl
Interest In the approaching 1LU 111411111141 X' IIIH
Oregon Ham Sale Increases
among sheep raisers in the valley j
and the offerings from this local-I
f Ity will probably reach tho limit'
' set by the officers of the organl.a- j
Hon. Ah announced recently, an!
Innovation this year will be tk j
sate of a limited nnmker or regis-'
tend ewes. Hugh Huron will have
lien of his ewes up. In addi
tion to other pens.- Jim 1 tnbbin.
Crank Ale Kcunou and others tiro
inaUltiif preparations for the sale.
' LOH ANOKt.KB, July Kk (AP) j
Airs. Josephine ;ValeiitI, charged
with burning to death her eight .
months old son, was held In tke
county ja.il ' 'Witkout ball today;, j
pending trial on first degree inur- j
der charges following prelii&lu
ary hearing yesterday.
Introduced as a surpriso wH-l
ness, ti'ii-year-old Msther (lania
testified, at the hearing that sh
saw Mrs. Valeull drop a lighted t
niatoi into Ihe baby carriage on '
the afternoon of. July 8.
Gooii Ad vie
: The girl was known for n few
harmless amies. A gtitrulous .voung
fellow nskeil ii ilowagr if he could
present her. and then siiirled to
lill ihe old woman ull about her,
"When you presem u girl." K.tld Ihe
downger, ",us preseiil her. I 'oii'l
gtvu her iiwny."
A Cold Cream for Women
Who Want the Best
A great many women who are careful what they
use, prefer Red Feather Cold Cream to any
other. Red Feather Cold Cream is a laboratory,
not a factory product. It is produced under
critical supervision, to meet the demand for cold
cream of exceptional quality. .
Three Sizes 35, 65?, $ 1.25
Tha Other Nine
T.UIft of leu most liilererlinu
men In Ihe world have keen com
piled. What's your own Idea nl
Hie other nine. .".nrtmt Transcript.
And Some Not So Average .
The average man would much
rnther luive Ids hands than h1
face nil it five-dollar kill. Louisville
Tlmr.
1 .Minnesota,, knd 15 forest
this spring. ' '
fires
if romyn I
owi.DjRaaea. I
rRODU'CT3
Alako This Store your
Drug Stnr.
MOON
DRUG
CO.
You are always welcome
.to use our phone.
y niiiiyiii ii niww ncm
Here Wednesday
At Star Theater
The iilcluro "Hlmlin." rpilinrjl
lililf. film of Mk Kiimi' liniililic.
.tc, whl'h Iiiih ft Htroiiu t-dtira-tlumil
viilno, Ik in lir hown In 11
(inin.li. n( Hip Suit llicutor HtiirllnK
.'W'pilnPKiliiy. Thn min:iKPin'iit "f
j Hip llte.-iU'r. HfliT pi-PVlrivInK tho
WiuiC SBiM.H.h.K Toiik ,1.1-tiin-. K.y Hint I l ovrn I.Mtnr
lln.sln. .urn of KlKln ari- i-n- th"n "'" rwi.niini-n.lH
iliuslnsiln ovoi- llu, prospcot for a lilchly fr wliool hll.lron n w.-ll
new HwliniiilnK pool tliciij on tlie."" '
nil), ni'ur tin- ilfpot whirl) tliu
Womi.n'H Huh of tlmt pliu'il
iiiiililnu' ovi-r Into n flnn Hty pnrh.
A nuiiihpf of rxtl-nrlH plrkPil 'nt
riinilom from ni'Wi'pnpi.rH follow,
giving iin lilon of the prijlno Klyfn
, Tin. 111. II nr.- phuinlnK lo i losc tho piclllin ill oini-r riu.-.
! tli. lr plar. s of liiisin. KH for tin " 'Slmlin' Is Irnly n rnmnrltnlilo
nftoi iiooii. ronti ibiit.. lln lr m r- wi im ii proxi iiliil Ion." William J.
vI. tb for ..xiavatliii.' the pool. I I.i-mIk, In till1 I'ltlshiiich ( I'D.) Kun
, working with llir KruilorK anil otli-ITolPKrnm.
, r i.iiuliniiiit whlrh has Iii-lti ilo- "'Klmha' l an nimi.lriB pletiirn
1 nuliMl. It Is hi'llovcil Hint Hi In hlK to hoc. hut a vory illfflclill olio tn
In-ill roillil ho qulrldy liildMl ran- ilwrllio. . . Tho pli'tlirr Ittulf In
of with thr roopi'intlon or all, nnd j riinipli'lr nml shoiilil not hi. iiiIkb
I he Inylnit of llnor anil wall i.il." Jainrs Mnlr, In tin- Dayton
I wonlil (,'ln- KIkIii a tank wllliln (Ohlol .loinnal.
' w hat is hi'lli-vi-.l woiil.l ho ahont "This j-'-iniirkahlo pli-tnr
Holt Is
Ready!
Model 34
12Y2 or 15-foot Header
Built strong lo last long
are you:
ft
mm .m
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 Go.
Ai dfiyrf lime.
o
KMrlnlKi roftlllig
Wray l.n w n-nce hns received
word thiit II. Ik Hculh-n, ussistiint
profeKKor of entomology at the
suite college and a hee speclnllHt
will ke In I .a Hrnnde this coin Inn
Mot urdn y, July 20, Mr, Lawrence
announces that If any of the hep.
men In tHe county wish to rail for
meeting to disciiKS pro! d ins
crea-
t Ion sla rt k s. sound lines a lutost
fiightens one. . , 'Sliuka' is pro
foundly educational in addition to
keing a super-thrllkr and exce
tlo no I entertainment of the high
est order." II. It. M. lu Ihe I'orl
Wnvne (Ind.) .lournal-fJaj'.eiti..
"The lion hunt alone Is worth
anyhody'H time anydriy." Leo
(laffney, In the Jioston Mvening
American.
It in a stupenikius contrlkutlon
with I'rof. Scullen. they may do i ,0 , Ml. ( j,,,.,,,;,, (im) Invaluable docu
ment." The Ho ton Traveler.
The i'3-story Kxchange kullding
under construction in Hiatth,
Wash.. Is fa id to ke the (urgent re-
so hy getting In touch w jih I h"
county agent's office.
o
Tkl N liiiHJilnnt
'llnine who wish to have Dr.
Thistlewaite make the blood Ickm
in their herds lor contagious i Inforced concrete ouihiing in tn,
iikonion. Ikls year, mtiKt have th" i world.
matter att'-ndfd lo ut once, ne- i
cording t county ngrleult,vlst , po(ln(y t,;,.orK:i tl)0
Wray Lawr-nce Dr. rhlsHewalk-, r0unty-ownel hydro-eh-ctric
"",hmic 'Tidam lu the I nited Htaies. It coMt
- -i t 1 2 ' 'Kill.
in iiilte Important and shoubl not
l.i- overlooked, (lit In tm-h with
Mr. Lawr-nee ut once If you ulsh
the tents made.
Vo4ir1e IViinlly Hciinkni
The annual reunion of the
AVood'U family Ik to he held ut
the I 'lea sap t Orovp grunge park
this coming Hunday. July 21. This
reunion ban been an annual event
for yftm end a moH delightful
one, In years past tho clan gnther-
A gi oh Ing appetit for rakklt
forced I'altfornlH. to ItnpoH Xf.o
tons of the meat last year, although
8,000 tons were butchered w I thin
the Mate,
id nt what Is know ft now an the
old Jo Woods place over nwtr
Allrel or the Vulerla district ami
citnped tog"tber for a week, l.at
r however th cekbratlon kus
been confined to one day.
ready to harvest better,
quicker, cheaper, easier.
At 1-126 Jefferson Avenue there is a Holt
, Combined Harvester.
It is ready to save grain for some progres
sive Union County grain grower . . . ready to
cut, thresh and clean the grain in one combined
series of operations . . . ready to save time, labor,
grain, money.
Big wide wheels make it pull easy. Rein
forced channel steel frame . . . anti-friction bear
ings . . . no excessive vibration . . . self aligning
bearing cages.
The straw is given severe treatment . . .
kept "in a fog" from the cylinder to the exit . . .
extra dollars from extra bushels.
Are you ready for these advantages? ... to
harvest better . . . quicker . . . cheaper . . . easier.
Bunting Tractor
Company
1 'U Jefferson Avenue
HOU
Combined
Harvesters
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