La Grande evening observer., July 23, 1929, Image 6

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Tuesday, July 23,
Page Six
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
II Over
1 let urns from Portland
Mih. Hentner of the Cov nwlm
mlng pool has returned from it
ImHineHH trip to J'oiilnnfl mucin
pOHHihle hy the fact that her
daiiKhler and family of J'endteton
wftr vlslUruf at Cove and could
loolt alter the swimming pool In
her absenro. While away Klie visit
ed the various hearken and Rath
ered many new Ideas. Haskell
Hlooiii formerly of ro vi
per ted to he In that locality In a
few dayH and will look after the
sw tin mint? clasnes.
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Home for VWtf
.MlsH Marie West of Pumpkin
who Ih taking nurse tralninn In
11 hOKpltal In linker has hee.n
homo for a week's vacation visit
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrn. V. A. West.
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HrtM Tonslleclinny
. Mi'H. Katie Woodell of Dry
Creek Is recovering nicely from
lite operation performed hint
week lor the removal of her lon-
kIIh.
;iMNtN from WiiHhliiKtoii
M i'h. 1'earl lUckus of Hoo,ulnm,
WiiHliIiiKl'Mi 1m here with her four
children renewliiK h-r aeiuiilnl
aneeH in Die Suniniervlllo neigh
bor hood while she vIhHh her
inotlier, Mih. 'Monroe.
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Over From linker
',. AlherL Woodell and son, Mar
shall' Hpent the day Sunday In the
valley coming- "particularly to at
tend the Woodell' family reunion
at Pleasant t J rove.
Sunday at Mmldy Creek.
Air. and Mih. W. H. I.rdheUer,
Marie and J.yle and Mrs. Hllss
McKonnon drove lo Muddy Creek
Sunday and spent the day at tho
J lenry' LoenniK home. .ylo re
mained for a few days visit at his
Ulster's home, and Airs. MrK'ennon
for a visit there and also at the
Charles Wright home In Halter.
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.Makes Lovely (iiit
At a recent meetlnpr of tho
1'Icawi nt ( 1 rove (1 range, .1. 1 .
Vi)odeil made the orRunlzatlon a
splendid Kilt, a Rave) fashioned
Irom myrtle wood In n very at
tractive design, which he pur
chased at the time ho and Mrs.
Woodell attended the stale fctanfte
.' meeting at .Myrtle Point. The Kli't
was K'eatly appreciated hy the
Kiiinge as voiced hy the master,
Allies Woodell.
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J Mm ii from Killer pi-1 so-
-Mr. and Al rs. (Jeorge I, Vaneo
and their four children of 1 Inter
priso drnvn into tills valley Hun
, day and spent I lie day ammiK rol
HtiveH. I Oir'i" Substantial Iteward ' ' '
At (lie meetinK- or tho Itlue
Mountain Krantfe, held Saturday
afternoon, niiinnif other important
matters, (he ki'ohko voted a very
suhsianllal reward for tho appre-
henslon and arrest of tho lalrlles
1. i. i... ...
weeks ngo. taking with them the I
liiiiiom ii-nn, n, i,ii,.i i,..v i,.. I
of floors hndKcK ami other equip
moot which Iiiik no value to tho
inu random tun KcrloiiKly affects
lho KintiKt. TIiIk Ih not the flrxt
tliun tho hull 1ms hoon entered,
hut lho KiatiKC Ih dctoriulned timi.
it nil 11 11 not happen aualn and rx-pn-HH
theniHolvoK uh unwilling to
mop mull it Ih found out who the
iuilty pardon are.
IU111 Mi, (; mi me
A very (ntoresl inn: mr-i'l I nn: of
Uluo Mt. Clnumo wiih held at their
hall Saturday. The fir.Ht Item of
Importance in a hiiHlnesH way wn
Ihe liKeiiMslou of tto fair which
thin oruanlKutlon will hold tills
fall. Mrs. Sara Anson uh chairman
of tho committee Tor wni'ral ar
raiiKementH announced tho work
in,; committee, ilutcs una pliuiH
woro dtweUMHOil. The Kintme (m
planidiiK hiiKelyfor this event
which is 10 he Klvcn primarily
for the hciiclll (f ihdr iit-w
handing fund. Kurtiier pliniB will
ho announced Inter. Italph Hunt,
of Iji (Irande, a pji.st raiiKo mas
ter wan endorsed uh the new dep
uty for eastern Orem, the np
pulidtnent to ht. made hy stalo
KiatlKe officials. A reward for the
nrrent and ronvictlun or the pur
lieu who hrolto and entered the
hall a row weehH ni, taittuK n
Uiiiintlty or tlie punipherilaliii,
snn voted, Mih. rnnle Hpencer
net inn an lecturer offered a lit
enuy and musical proKnim,
l'l-tiliiK Vntlcp Way
Cherry piekillK. especially In thli
I'nien vicinity Iiuh heen moving
rather slowly thf week due lo tho
fuel that th,. fruit it not nulte rlpo
enough yet. Hy it not her w eek H
will he Kolntf itlonn full swlnp.
While the ptlecH offered thlt year
are higher than haH hecu the cano
for some yearn, yet the ieUlre
ments are holier. to( It is .said.
-
Vlsll hi I'oiilaud
Mr, and Mr, Kd Kekley of near
lllvcrshle. park itud In r KtMer.
.Mrs. K. I,, (lumhlo, nnd sou, Millie,
of l.om? HciicIi. Cuiifoi nhi, went
to I'orlland !at week fnr a visit
umontr friendH.
Has KImhm Opeiatlon
Welch of Imhter wan In
l.n di-ando last week for a dny or
ho, KulunittluK to and rccoverinn
from an operation fnr Mint
liouhle.
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I em 1 11 Murm
.Mr. and .Mrs, Phillip
Purchrr ;
or UMiiiic wlio havo hcen vInUIiih
atnoiiK their nutii'roii.H relatives lu
tho valley, and helmi Hpcchil
jtucsls al the homo of Mm. I'arrh
er's hrother. Claude Woodell of
near Imhlor. Marteil home Trlday
In their car. expecting q ko lo
Jlood Jilvcr the fiiHt day.
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I'p I'rom TehMo.cl
' M in. Charl.-H Hill and diiuiililer.
Jilunlltt 'of Teloeoset drovn Into
the Valley j
Mabel E. Morton, Valley Newa Editor
Phonea: IteHldence, 828-J; Office, Main
the valley Saturday and spent the
day at the homo of Air. and Airs.
Wayne Park near Summervllle.
Jteturu from Idaho
Airs. Margaret Oliver of Port
land and Allss P.ertha Wallnger
have returned from their week's
auto trip Into Idaho to visit one
of Airs. Oliver's, sons. "Able" was
on Knod hehavlour all during the
trip without even hesitating! to
have n flat the. The ladies report
a splendid trip and visit.
IHiy In the Country
Clarahelle Herman of Senttln bad
a great visit Friday at the home
of Madeline Oliver in lry Creek
neighborhood north of Summer'
vllle. she, has to her credit in the
way of new experiences, crossing
Mill Creek on a narrow plank
hridge, climhing the top of the
hill lo help pick raspberries and
cherries, chasing through the
Oliver wheat field. New I -'e dera
tion, which Is rapidly turning,
feeding the geese, chasing tho
family cat and stray, ehlckons,
getting a few scratches and peeks
In return and doing a few other
things too numerous to mention.
Clarahell, who tins been Over the
The Valley's right hand man for
a few weeks Is gaining mullitudi
ous experiences through the kind
ness of friends to take back wl'.h
her to tho city apartment in a
week, or so. Although hut three
years old, Clarahelle ran locate
geographically more than n score
f valley folks and has some dis-:
tlngulshing feature about each,
not mo least or whim Is tho faith- 1
nit uog "Moots" at the c. it. itoh
inson ranch whoso one tittle three
weeks old puppy out or a family
of eleven Is the one coveted tiling
In the valley thus far.
Drive In linker
. .Mr. and .Mrs.
A. I. Ilecher und
son, Troy drove to Holier Holiday
where Ihcy spent the day and
were accompanied on thnlr re
turn trip by their win, liobert who
has been visiting ihere and by
their nelccs from I'orlland who
are their hotlso guests.
I'p 1'rom C'allforuln
.Mrs. Waller Woodell and lllllo!
.1.. ....1., n.. ti i, ... . ihiiiiii nay nun -iiii-ii murieu ill ilic
v a e! I S," IP, "! '""I'lry farming sections of this end of
I, ln T.w """"'the county during the past week, I
f.'.' "J n' I:,,'," ""'"e. 'be warn, weather 1,h pushed the
tlv In Z v, lit. ,T . '." train along rapidly and many,
u H mn nervl m J? 1m e, s n" "'rl' "'" '"-nlng If.
Ions K"- look like harvest was close ut hand. ,
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llrlvn 10 Ihe Coa.-I
.Mr. and .Mrs. licorgo Salisbury
lire driving to Ihe coast for a va
cation visit of a few days.
Urtinw MwlH
..."lul " 'bers , or the
I'leiisaiil llrove grange logellid
with, 11 lew visllors met In the
hall Hnlilnlav evening for (help
,.,,,,,,1, ,., i,i ,
regiilur roullne work wns carried
one candidate was given tho
third nnd foilrlh degrees. I 'iiilor
'
round table discussion of variety
of Hnlilneiu viiii.,1, ..n..... i ,.. i. 1
very practical. Al tho close of the
nieetlng, light rofrcHhmonts wei-o
serveil by tho member of the
houin econnnilea cn.miilii..,. I
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riilher l-nsHC
MtH. ltelne Jtizor and Mih. llei-
en YardHtrom of Hot l.nlte mourn
tho Iokh or their father, Alfred
(lordlier w ho passed nway lnt
week nt the home of his other
daiiKhter, Mih. Waller Mctlratli
ut North I'owder. Mr. (iardner
had been a resident of Oils and
Haker counties for alionl a quar
ter of u century.
lleturn lu ( ortiillls
Mr. uiul Mrs. (lieu Oiuv
unit
ehlhlren, Jeun 11ml Joe uiul M r. .'
11111I Mrs. Duke (iniy of rorvnlhb!
nturneil Soluiilny i n.r hoiueii .
followliiK 11 two weeks stuy ill the !
homo of their mini, Mt. (leorKo'ful lo Hue pultv lnum 11 ml lmvi
Orny on lower Cine 11111I with the:iuistrv eolne well over the eilee
oilier luenihers of h llniy
neellnii In thnt hii-altly.
o - -I.IH1N
Coinlilniv
(irover (Irliiiini'tt of neur l.n
,!'uii'le ei priietli-oliy ,
lilirves! uiul 1 1 1 . -1 1 sulliieil llu.
loss, l.y lire, 111 his im.iii1.1i,,.. t,
liiuehllio luiil heen keil mi his
furin neur Alieel, known ns lho
I luyle pluee. A llllrrleil 11I111.11.
I'll II from Unit ptnee lufoinieil ,MrJ
1,.','!'.",','",'" """. ""' s,vv .. iM.y uiul nn n.lilivss l.y N.
I" 1 My th.. time he eoulil ,.. jnmiso,, f ,,e , eolleK...
null Hie other t.lnee 111,, niui hlne . ,, ls , , Hpeelul Kuest for
--. j .-iiiif,. ne t uiise 01
mo miixo s not known. Mr. (Jrlm-
uieu uas replaced the machine al
ready and has a Holt Hi -i ineli
cotnhlne ready for ihe harvestink'
of tills Meaaon's wheat. Much
wheat Is already In the shock on
Hie different Hidehitl section
It in reported lliat eons rable,
headhiK will hegin nci week.
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Hland CI By Aid
Mrs. Kd Kiddle will he the lo.'
Ichn to the Island City ladles aid
society Thursday afternoon at her
home.
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Hlif ricnlc 'HiiiniM
Kvery Imllcatlon is that the pic.
ulfi tomorrow ut tho Kxperlment
Mat Ion put on hy the I'nlon Coun
ty l'omona grunge nnd tho I'nlon
County Dairy Herd Improvement
association rornhlned will he one
of the biggest ptenles or tho year.
The program w ill follow very
mmdi thut of previous cotintv
grango picnics. The murnlng will
ho devoted to an insnectfnn nf ...
fxperlment htutinu when dlltvrenl
cuiweM)y Mr. Wtthycomho and his
" M'liliuril mm ow
'ne plenle illnner will
he mrveil In the Brove lit noon
the Wllhyeomlit, liirnbhinK tho
eorfee uriil the lee ereiltn.
Tlie proKrnm win 1.,. ,,i )n
lho nfiernoon und l.enhn s inuski.l
nuniliers hy piotile from Covn 11ml
I'lllOll, Ihere will he nil uililresH
or weli'oine hy the nenlnl 1.111...
Inii.'uileilt, .Mr", Wilhyconilio, inlk
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17
Crop Conditions
In Wallowa Co.
Are Described
. Kor some time the. most en
couraging reporis havn come con
cerning tho crop conditions In
Wallowa county. Today, our cor
respondent writes of serious darn
age done recently by prevailing hot
winds. The weather and crop con
ditions for the present, In Wallowa
Is as follows,
A considerable amount of crop
damage has occurred In this com
munity during the past week of- hot
burning w cut her. A steady north
to northwest wind has been blow
ing almost constantly for the past 1
two or three weeks and ha.-i taken i
a large amount of moisture from I
the soli. The spring sown, grain'
which was seeded on land which
was plowed this spring shows signs
of having Imm-ii daipaged tho most,
however, practically all fleld.-t, even
Ihe early seeded winter wheat, has
been damaged lo a considerable ex
tent." If t lie 'weather remains the
same for another week it .is not
.
unlikely that the yield will 'bo eiitjlilsI l'"'iday under the arrangement
at least half on much of the dry!""" "",mimon ' ' ,,riu,K "iiuhj
mnn agriculturist Wruy Lawrence was
Miinv liif-n nm if llio ntilittin Mint I prOllOUIlCed OI1C of tllC hlMt Illld
wltli such a large amount or rain
iltirlnir I he month of .l.inn i nouirli
niolxtiire was sloped In the soil lo
Insure a (food i'pop of winter Kruln
at least anil to he of a ifri:it heln I
-i.... i i....
nt ni j, auitniKn, imii 1 111 itiiii-.
tinned
hoi drying wealher lias
r,,u.i v,m...n nniA. i 1
rapidly, over grn!n and
iiimlni-e
j hinds everywhere that water was
not helng turned on every fewiM" T-"Mfc- -,lHy,
I The men gathered ut the Andrew'
The grain crops In the Irrigated ,,,okl""' "lr "' Jslaml city
areim have iiui.te i.n .veii&.,i i where the two Mloklahrt hoys hnd
.rnii - i u ,1,11.1.,,,- M.ni.i,, uAnihr
and haying Is in full blasl on iniiny
or Ihe valley farms. The buy crops '
in most instances are. said to he :
nulle heavv. DurliiL- the nasi two
three years many of the old
meadows have been plowed up and!or -Murkton outs a' nurse crop for
re-seeded. On all of these fields m'oel elovep. Mr. Hlokland gavr.
Ihe hay crops ore exceptionally , something of the history of the
good this season. Home culling or-1""1, telling that It had been con-
...... 1.. 1 1 1 ... 1.. tllllinilNlv cronneil iinil lie wuu nine
.luny 01 ine runners in trio mils
,
are still busy working- llielr sum-
inerrallow lo gel Ihe weeds killed
down before the slart of harvest,
operations. The past few weeks
have been' very good ' tor gelling
.... .
1,11 W,'MIH H,,1,U1,1 '" 'nod from
fhi iri-mitwi ul,lf.h lu liflinip uiii.iiii.mi
;;". " :, " "''" " .
. ' "'" ' ""' """ "
"'inirrei season is annul past lu
"''"on- M"' r "", 'iulr-
rels have become very fal and are
slarllng lo hole up ror Ihelr long
sleep. With ll large amount of
""""""" " "lid calcium cyanl.l.,
lined liv fniineeu In nrnel leii 1 1 v nil
"eelions of the county, the ilumngn
to grain crops by the rodents is -
u"v' " vl r "mi" -!
I"1"' 1 10 wlmt " bos 4ieen In yeais ;
whin no nrgnnliee.1 efforts
were helng put forth to eombal the I
rodent'.
A SEASONABLE
RECIPE
Cherry Tilrts
Oiio uiul one-linlf eupH floiir.
One-hull' teiiNpoon null.
Three tenspooim linking pow
iler. Hfx tnlilespoons HhortenliiK.
One-thlril eiip eohl wnler.
One fiunrt pllleil eherrleH.
' Mi.lliml' Mll'l ilrv hii?riillenlu (O-
Kelher; rub In the nliortenluK very
Huliilv with flnuer tins: 111I1I water
Blow ly, jusl enoim-li to iniike stiff
ilollirii. Hull out tllln. lielliK cure-
I take tu a hot oven fifteen min
utes and fill with cooked cherries.
Cover with a Kyrup made as fol
lows: One half sup Hiiar.
One-half cup cherry Juice,
One and one -ha If cups hoi ling
water.
One tahlespoon cornstarch.
Cook until thick, Htirrlntr eon-
mnnllv. Hervn ellher hoi nr eolil
the ilay
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Huto In(ensUiiC AlwtliiK
ijulte a ood many dairymen of
tho county, especially niemherH
tho Kastern Oregon Jialrymen'a
association attended the meetiiiR
yesterday morn I ok In the city
park nl I'nlon, held to meet th.
forty or mor director of tho
Challenge Creamery corporation,
who. In 7 cars were en route to
an official meeUnic In Idaho, T,
H. Johnson, of Cove, a director of
the Hayetto Cooperative presided
over the mePtinK". AldressH of
w eleome were Riven hy MessiH
Cudwell, Levy, ClriKftn nd Wlthy
oonibn of I'nion nnd varloun offi
cers, thp president, inanaKcr. legal
advisor nf (lift coneern spoke tf
tho orranlutlon und growth of
the organixatlon which they rep
relented and fhruph which thn
dairy product of part a of tht
valley arw marketed. Mr. Murphy
w ho founded the company hov
era I ycarH ago rvvlowed Its growth
from the day when tin delivering
was don with a one-horse carl to
Loired to cur fop the hu-.lneM
whleh han.lles il0,(l(lil pnun.ls of
h, liter fluliy. Tho Tlsltors eame
from (lliterent oltles In Oulllornlu.
Matin, OreKon onil Nevmlii. I'nlou
pi.ople Kiive them tre:ii In the
loiui of huifs of eh, Tries whleh
ore helnK ptekeil over there now.
Ailverllso In tho Observer
It pajfil
Cove Calf Clubs
Are The Hosts
. . -rtm . w-v
At f ifif I imnpr
Saturday evening at the grange'
hall in the Cove, there was staged
one of the. most enjoyable parties
given anywhere so say the
company who were Invited guests
stein calf clubs operating in that'
vicinity, the Cove Registered Hoi-,
stein ( 'a if club ', and the Cove '
Urade Holstein Calf dun. J'ho
membership In the two groups
consists of Orlta, Jean and Ches
ter Haunt, Troy and liobert Meek
er, I.avonne Koger, John, Km noes, I
Hnrold, Kathleen, and Kuth Com-'
stock. These boys1 and girls and
the Invited guest Air. and Mrs. i
VViny ijiwrenee, Hans Selfms. Ks-
ther Miller, Alabel Alorton, Airs. Selfors and A.. W. Nelson.
I.ydia J.antz, 'A. W. Nelson, Or. John Comstock Is ilic leadei- of
and Airs. W, T. Phy and the offlc- the Cove cluh. which has done
lals of the Kastern Oregon I.iv- such outstanding worh the past
stock- show were seated at two year and won besides many other
long tables, very prettily decora t- prixes, two scholarships to the
ed with garden flowers, and were summer school at the state col-se-rved
a most indescribably good lege. Troy Pecker and Uuth Coin
fried chicken -dinner by the four stock having been the recipients.
ANNUAL FARM CROPS
TOUR MAKES STUDY
OF SWEET CLOVER
The annual farm crops tour held
most sueccssr'ul which have ever
1 broil held. The ' caravan which
1"u,1(! '"Ul' w,u " on'- lho
I dll'ferenl farms visited und crops
inspected offsred praclieul help
land worhaiile suirireslions lo
tilt
I ""me inn. urn 111.1..1. ai .100...
1 ino crown auirmenieo ny ute ihihim
I w'bo were. responsible for the splen
""' "" nl "u.ioeriiiB , i,; as iuuc
i their dairy cuttle on display and
snoweu tne pigs wnicn
ur0 Belting, nsnly lor the
I'nlon Stock Vurds lceedlng Special
1'nclflc International Ibis
: tun.
Here was also shown 11 field
endeavoring to build up the organ-
" mnner 01 wnicn II nail nc-.ii
robbed oerlain extent,
''" -nd stop was at John
l'"hlrom's where n field of l-ed.
""" as se n. I'revlous
..- "i-hiik rh.ui
average on this plot was !:i bush
"Is P'r ucre, after two years of
sweet clover, the average of grain
ui,L K''uy about 31, bushels per
lirre,
I'll 111 1 f.. :.i...i..i. .. 1.. ,
" """' in .u
hapel dlstric tin' coninanv Haw a
liel, of i-aln ,,- ilel, h,,, ,,,l.ill
. " . . 1
.... .. . cn.w-i. , n ,111.
or . his Inspec ion was lo show
something undesirable In I ho niat-
.tor of sweet clover, fop here, the
sweet clover hud returned. In the
.11 1. 1,111 . c.-u tor.
Silll llll p lO VClllcnl . TIlO illf'POIlcO .
W"H shown where the cl
been plowed in before nn
lover hail 1
nnd lifter It
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) e' """'usseu. ,
me rourlli slop was ut Cieorge
" .n i 'oiiaiu s wncrc was snown n
l new seeding or .sweet clover wlth
loul a nurKc crop nnd all were well
Impressed with the- field, which con
sisted of Tifi acre.4 and had a wood
stand all over. Here methodf of
; preparing the seed hod and plant
ing were dlscuswed. This field wan
j planted for tho two-fold purpose.
pasiur. und soli improvement.
At Will .11 nek man's farm, t he
fanners Haw a. field where sodium
chlorate. Another place on the
on nun ni nt,' nlorieM. This year hut
a Bimill per cent or tho obnoxious
mood Is appearing. This Ih heing
easily controlled wr,n u .smaiii-r ap
plication of sodium and calcium
ehlorule.f Allot her
siilne fiirm wns visit
place on 1 lu
ll to see where
sodium chlorate had lccn applied
to quack Kfiiss, with n J Itch per
ent of kill. This wns a very ef
rectlve demonstration. It watt also
seen w here the material had hei n
applied to Mtiack kiiisn this year
and It was also hcKinnliitf lo die
down. t
l'or the next stop, the caravan
went to I Ictlilty Huron's sheep
at the IltiKh ilinoii place. Htihhy
Kaye his kucsIm qulie i mik on hlw
slveep dull project and irnvo t
demonstration of handliiiK sheep.
Hohhy had his sheep nut on ehi-
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FORTES '
0"WL ERCKVCa
motliLTH. Kvcryiblng wuh frfmply
delicious from the chicken to the
home mndo lc cream and the
t lovely cukes und th plates wero-(
arivtu u Knf roomy uiul no one
u-lt iilu' rlf;ht wu'n ii ua aH
over.
Miss Until Comstock quite
gracefully presided over the pro-
,he ,((.Kiin ftm f.onlnm.d
through the . evening. It was as
frijOWfJ.
Address of
welcome, Frances
Comstock,
Song. Orlta and .lean Haum.
Speeches ( ' l Caldwell, Troy
Pecker, Tony Smith, lr. Phy,
Wruy Lawrence.
Violin Solo, Troy Pecker.
Speech, itohcrt Wlthyeonibo.
Ke.uding Mrs. I.ydia Ijint. "The
Speeches, Cecil . Griggs, f'y
Conklin, Alabel -Morton, Kans
billon und this Is said lo have bei-u
one of the high spots of the tour.
At Marolil MinKainan's another! . . , v
denionslrotion was Riven of Ihe ap- seed onls under Hold conditions was
pllrulion of sodium und calcium also Inspected.
chlorate' for eradication of morning A p,,,.,,,,,.,,,. ,.onslrated lit the
glories. Here the material ban G.lsi.m pu.0.wttK npxt ,,. ,er
een put on at difter,-,,, rates. . iti., fl(.1(, r llvh,, No. 2S had ,,
" ,hp, ' work - .,,(, ,,11 ,-nte of soda having been
of an experlinenlal nalure vet to . ... .. , ...... .
, ,t,,n . -
iuii niiuu uu lit-1
,e,,,.. ail the best melhod etc.
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After lliugumiiu's Hie: caravan
stopped at Jet (lasklll's .where, the
lunch was served lu the' grove. It
was most enjoyable, inude more so
hy the donation of several gallons
of splendid Ice crei.m by the Hluc
.Mountain creamery, Mr. Tyler be
ing with Ihe caravan all day. un.l
also hy the assistance of l.ee Reyn
olds of Ihe Island Clly utore, who
rurliished the dishes. After the
lunch .Mr. Lawrence introduced a
number of vlsitoivt several of whom
spoke. Among them werel. .Mr. Ide
of 1'orthinil. manager of the Ore
gon State Chamber of Commerce,
Albert Hunter, secretary of the
Colon county chamber of commer
ce, Dave Stephens, manager of the
.Moro experiment station, K. It.
.lackman, field crops specialist
from Ihe slate college, 1 1. (',. Av
ery, 11. K. Tyler of Ihe. Blue Alt.
creamery. I -Meyers nnnicd as
the key banker for this area to
represent, lho. Oregon State Bunk
ers association agriculture commit.
I tee In the carrying out. of its spec-
prograiii, und hankers M. TI.
Weatherspoon and Oscui WarnoeU,
Air. anil .Mrs. Don Stewnrt, of Inl
bler, J. I-,'. Wllllerspoon, 1. til her
llindman both of 1 picket ! hit and
I -Mr. Oilkemorr of North I'owder,
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dlstlllice. I llOSC W llO contributed
li the progrutu Were Mr. Avery,
1 Mr.
Jacknian, M r. l-aw rence, Mr. i
Myers, Mr. Weal liorspoon and Mr.
Ide.
The afternoon wiw spent on the
Gaskill and V'nuik McKcnnon
farms. At Cask ill's there were
different varieties of wheat helng
seen under Held conditions. There
was a plot of l-'orty-fold and Hy
brid 12S crossed and one or l-'orty-fold
and Soft 'deration. This was
developed at tho Moro station and
Mr. Stephen took charge or tho
discussion, explaining the different
varieties;
At '""rank MeKeiinon's was see-n
a demonstration where a weed kil
ler had heen applied to death, or
poverty weed which is one of tho
most serious and olinoxlous wee da.
Also there was n small patch of
Canadian thistle on which tho so
dium and calcium chlorate had
heen applied. Then wan shown a
field or barley on land following"
sweet clover, and Mr. McKennon
thought the Improvement whs very
decided. Here wuv also seen a new
variety of sweet clover, the Albo
trea, the seed having been brought
in from Wisconsin and Is being
tried out here, and at the Kid on
Hush p'ace near Klgin. The stems
are finer, and would" make better
hay It' It can lie grown successfully
here, tt Is thought. Common yellow
blossomed sweet clover was grown
adjacent to tills for purpose of
comparison. A field of Murkton
make it soft and fluffy 1
MiiltO Tills Store5 your
lruic Mon,
MOON
DRUG
CO.
You are always welcome
to use our phone.
Wf 40tm ll
. DR. JOHN R. MOHLER
Chief, rturenu of Animal Indumrj
fTTHE primary prohlem of llio llu--1
reau of Animal Industry. U. S.
Department of Agriculture, is the
protection ami development nf the
livestock and meal indu'lrles of
the country. It conducts scientific
Investigations In animal diseases
and develops cures. Animal hus
bandry ami breeding experiments
are ,ln charge of this department.
Moat Inspection acts,' animal quar
antines, public stockyard markets
commission men, traders, the vlrls-seiiiin-toxln
act and other cattle
operations are under Its' administra
tion. . .
:ii'ineu ill nil,, iuii uini iiii iiiiiiiiu
.
ore to bejeation bad been 200 pounds. There
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also plots where animoniiini
sulphate hnd been applied at 15il
and 200 pounds but these did not
show up so well.
Archtolof cal Find
Articles of Kgyplinn, Arabian
uiul I'l'isluii origin were among
those unearthed In ihe ruins of
Zimbabwe, In Sum Ii Ithmlci-lit. One
relic Is tin l.'gyptlun figure with a
hieroglyphic inscription, partly de
faced, but wiih Hie word "Osiris"
si ill decipherable. Osiris was the
Kgyplinii god of the dead. On the
figure was the cartouche of Thoih
ines 111, 11 king of Kgypt who ruled
nhfiiit H.M) I!. C. Five soapstoue
birds were found, which nrcheol
oglsls declare resemble Images of
birds sacred to Astarolh, I'hoenl
clan dicly. Helrnit News. '
Term Long In U.a
III Ihe term "Way Down Hast"
Ihere Is 11 piciillnr usage of the
word "down," which prevails ' In
New Kngliiml nnd which has been
used from early times. The expres
sion rirer.i nor"only to' Maine, hut
often to NViv Kngland ns n whole.
There Is no particular renson for
this expression. 11 in merely n cus
tom of considerable unllmilty.
Model 36
Saves the grain by
positive agitation
r .1 in . ., ... ,'..., :'i-'. -ict
ynncv. or snTnirr-s sai.k
Vntico la . Iiprphv elvon thnt I
day of June, 192 . In t he sut t ner
.1.
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er is plaintiff end Kthel Duncan
defendant, to me directed, upon
i..,l...r.,.nt iIacpoii nnd nrifcr l( Sit 1 11
.,..e m;;n ,iK,iliist niiclu-nirt in liny
and oplw o( tnle ssiied out of un lj , t,t cil,.rle(1 0J
iinnor m rni ui ln . ...u., . Km,VP the middle cemiirii
f HtalP or (.reson fop ,'' .., , hl, niru. ,,islll,
County or I nion, dnioa me nm .. .... , ,i, i- ,niL
j imp, in- i mie I
made and entered in said court and'
1'IIUXf. ln iiit. .tin (iiiy ui j ii in-,
' in favor of the nhovc plalntifr and
, against the above defendant. In
Ihe Hum or ?Hsa.ita, wii n inierei
j i nereon in i ii i in ? i jm-i -
per annum rrom me a-no ony "i
April, P.)?!'. inilll paid
tiio further
suill of S2U0.OII us Ti'UHimable at
torney fees, and plaintiff's costs i iuariers just iieiure a gaie. ,-Mii-ep
and disbuiscmcnts, taxed at n'i-!11.! 1,1 "ealher sculler over n wlili)
with a credil noon said jnilKinenl
of the sum of irll.U0, eolli-cled
Ihe 2!Mh day of June, t !I2!I, upml
snh of the personal mortgaged
I; ,.
property of sjild defendant,
which wiid execution and orde
sale 1 am commantled to sell lbe
following descilbe.l property, l..ing:
ihe real protierty desrrilel in Ihe
mortgage heinj
foi-eclosed in ha id
unit, lowil
six (ii) feet of Lot Two (2) In'inu in the stomach and bowels.'
Block Twenty (2U) of Riverside , Do you have to pass up favorito
Additio!! lo 1A Grande. Union coii 11- lishes while the rest enjoy them !
ty, Oregon toirol her with the. ten- That's a sign you need Tanlac!
enienta. hereditaments and appur-1 Tor more than 10 years Tnnluc has
tenaiices ihcreiinlo belonging or in restored to vigorous health thou
anywise appertaining. winds who denied themselves their
luvoritu foods just us you have lo.
NOW TIIKItKI'-onil. by vlrlue Lawrence R. Barnes, of 091ft
ami authority of said writ, and In ,17th Ave., S.W., Seattle, Wash..'
obedience to Its commands, I wlll,jay8. r couldn't eat a meal tfijt
on Saturday, t lie 3rd day of August, liiin't cause me distress. Hut
1929, ut two o'clock p. ni. of said fanlac relieved me utmost immedi
day, at tho front door of the court itely, and I could eat anything."
house lu l.a Grande. Union County. ,f you Ruffer from indigestion,
Oregon, sell at public auction he dizi,iness, headaches, cunstipn
sald real property and all the .(n Qr toroi(, ijvel.Kivc Tanluc a
right, tllle. estate, Interest and . :hnnQC t0 h-0p youi The lirst bot
efiuliy or the said defendant lheii.,0 (lftl,n m.ings the needed relief.
dVSto'
ile Spiled' !?
judgment and decree. Im-m.llim, ,-uirBist t..tluy. Your money
costs nnd accruing cosls of execu- j ba(;k jf a j0e8.t heip yuu.
lion and sale.
llnled this 1st day of July, 1929.
JEHSR UllKSHHAHS, Sheriff of
Union Coiinly, Oregon.
July 2-9-tfi 23 30.
BBIlBIIIDlSDaiElBIBIBBIBr
H. E.
Expert Swimming Instructoi' will give
lessons at '
COVE SWIMMING POOL
Comniencin"; July 25th.
WORK GUARANTEED.
AiliBflBBBBiaaBHHlfiiililBBflBBBflBflS
Buy A Combine
; Grain to harvest? Then buy a Combine
it is the cheapest known method of harvesting.
No binder twine no shocking crews no
hungry threshing gang.
Save yourself these needless expenses. A
Combine will do it.
For over 40 years Holt Combined Harves
ters have been reducing harvesting costs. The
Holt has been constantly improved year after
year since. 1886 saves grain separates clean '
puts extra bushels in the bin swells the
harvest with extra dollars.
Put a Holt to work in your grain field and
see the difference clean swath quick work
a cheap harvest.
Bunting Tractor
Company
1 120 Jefferson Avenue V
Kto. u . pat err.
V A i
"' ' Wit'cIicraft'Superitilion "
Tlit,(.'lilni?e op Auicilciin indhinl
I'll Ciillf
... l.n I inn) Eg tlllin
-, f h.u (he fn)m ftflpn
' III.IL IIH: .irnn v
,'! limes pliiced wialupnft under llifl
i lnn of lite hnv. nnd nnuini; tljfi
, i curliest laws Ktven hy Moses Is III.!
u Khuli not suner ti wildi
.
Animal Waather Prophet.
I'igs, usunlly so tiiiel. hecunie ngl
taleil when n spell of good went It
er Is nboiil In end. I'lgs nlso have'
j
i
i tt ciirlniis ciisioni of ciirrylii' luiuitli-
- ; ims 01 .siraw imo ineir r,iei-pinK
" i naiis - i...m..i. u-
invr, Ihcy will huddle together.
!
Eat Everything
without rear
of Indigestion
Arc there lots of foods you can't
Tanlac
52 MILLION BOTTLES USED
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