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Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE; Tuesday, October 22 is)2). ) 'i ! .i OVER THE VALLEY Mflbi'I E. Morion, Valley News rlltor Phones: Residence, 62G-J; Office, Main 87 Jlnve W'omk'rfiil Trip hnvtiu; heeii Tom V;iIIIuk r. hoinir so . T. H. JoluiMin or I.owim- "V wris i runic wriKiii. u. li. I.edlwi lor, ; j j re oner slaiieu" Ik v.'ry h:ti I lo hot KiiUHfit-iI iiltont tJu; writ-llp Kvt'rett Wit Hnf nifTt Will ('use find ilop. , , . If 1 veil llfm lV the city r-'p(rtt tk JuM:ih l-'lwher, nc1fhhor. Tin- -0 loiicfinlnt,' liin icccni nip in coin- floral offerings tvnv numerous Helurus in INuiliinil- lan- with Mik. Johnson, to visit, and heuutifui. , Dint liiH ryt'H flail' Th) lif fi'V'teil anii IiIh vision ho . finpitln-d that s hool wub out of Ihe ji)oMoit ihh: yifir. Visit In .Joseph i:v. and Mn. W.; A. Winter, of - i:ovi. drovii. to JoHeph, their y dry rfhl now. a .. ,.. ,i!(VM vlHmlllP old' fi-ien.l. thefr Hun in Molilalia. .Mr1. John son was nol (iissjitisfl''d hill nn tti.sfh'd, tor he is so very cnthtml as:iir about the trip and everyt liim: ho saw. Tin- liiuc Hpeni in Ycl lowstone I'ni-k was one of ( li - hk'h lifflitH according to tin- Cow :iu tionciT and sheep buyer, It win nwlly a ilnlltfUiiiil trip whi It .Mr. and Mrs. Johnson hud and win nol marred in any way by ear or mad diflieiiltitri. o Itelni II Nome .Mr. and Mrs. II. ( Suliirday for llu-ir ham ua; Hi" itfliirns ti llolsc- Mrs. ieorj,'o (hillln drove back 10 iier home in IScise Sunday lJ- .owlnif a lew days slay here railed , by Ihc death and funeral of her i only sisier, .Mrs. J. N Stnllh. j Club U MvtH Tin Wum;in'H club of lmbler will meet alt the homo of Mrs. Harold ', UliiKhdin. near Imblrd tomorrow. Wodnesdav allernoon, ill nV-lnrk I ' iioblnsoil, who IiaM b o Driving N'u Car Mrt. .Marv. y Sayh -. of rortland. r.-hiriud yesterday to her home afier having npi-iil, Hevoml dayn dowry h-fl :f" valley. She whm culled in Half- here ''V the Mines ,,nd d-alh ol . They havo hern visiting al.'"'-r aunl. Mn, l,:ierelfa Huclt-honii-s of llu-ir son and duurh- 01 Imbh-r. .Mis. Sayles will .1.- rein inb.-i. d as .MftiN Sbdlai lihtneharl. Vl-lt Hi-oUmt - o ! i:d jind l-'miik Wueoner of l.os. liuprove . line I'itini! into (he valley Sunday i hai ! s Nic- or near North ' u'"' 1,11,1 ,m ,hiy vlsltJuif will! Knl.-rprls.' I'owd.-,- has b.-.-n having coiiMbb-r. ,1,, ir hrotlM-r. (Jlbbs Wagoner. aba din u nity with hi!'. tI ion in 0- oiu- of liis arms. II,- i i-,.o(o-i..,i i ;'; Ituck - improving at present. Honiir (iowi-y and -Mrs. Hal ph McKluuis In Ihe Sutunu'rvillt vleinity. o i Mown I'm Sunday Jimmy lt-niit'tt of e.'imo to I,a Cirnnde and si'i)t til day wifh itis irrand-areiils. .Mi and Mrs. Kd St earns and his lo Im aunl, Mae, Sunday. Im-idrnla I ly o he was. aecoinpjinhd by his nir- At Snrlnus Sninliiv enis. Mv. and .Mrs. Sliiai l li. a-; .Mis. Cora llardinvf Seotl of I,n nell who spent the day antoit); flrande was amouif Ihose who i ndallves. It has nol br.-u lobl w.re kiusIk al .M.-dleai KnrhiiTM 1 Countrywomen (tub . The Countrywomen's cuU will not meet this Kriday as had been aniiouneed, but tlie mcotinif has been postponed until next Thorn- day. OetolMrr 3 at the home of -Mrs. Hert . (front.' Members ore unfed to comn promptly that thn inei'iintf may be railed In order 1 al two o'elork nhnrn. j Chailes Uuhl. son of Mr, and I Mrs. Harry Uuhl. of near Alicel, I brouifhf in a fine 2polnt buek i last week, which weighed 2S0 pounds dressed. ' ' Caeille inlerualional Live-stock Kxposittou, IO In- h. id October to November 2. wilt b !.n charge this year of Professor N. ('. Jami son, of the Ort'Koit Agricultural Coilcffe, Corvnilis. actiitif as chair man. With him will be associated II. f. liavi-n. in charm of butter: Kloyd White, in chirK.- of iniik. cream and ice en am, and Otto I-'reidio, bavin-.; the cheese de partment. J'rofi ft-or Jamison re- , ports that entries are cominif in from a very wide area of Hie I'nH.'d Ktat'-H. and lie thinks more' butter anil cheese will be shown 'than ever before in the history of the exposition, and also that there will be a -very jfreatly increased Interest in tin' sampb-K of miik . and cream, which will be Bent in from the various cities on the Pa cific slope. The dairy products booth, nicely biassed in, will i-arry some of Ihe oiitsfaiidirur winnings, and there Is a Kood possihility thnt a sen! p tor in b. liter will h. found work In;; I hen- durhi;f the entire week. SEVERAL HUNDRED GRANGERS TO BE HERE ON SATURDAY iyet. how many pictures Aunt Mae Sunday. took of the much beloved Jimmy. , Kent nit ni- o Have I'.'iie Trip Mr. and Mis. IVank . Woodi II. Me. ami Mrs. Wayne Cark. Hurt , i i mf on no- smeiiin ma.i m-ar-and Kmory Oliver of Sinn Ulervlile L bier. Ho a Iso Visited wllh'hU La Orande lias rented tin Ann. went up to the Stockim-ii's cabin ho-m iw..-M i..i ..i i..,i.t.... (Jaskltl of La C.r.iiule.aud his sis ler. Mrs. liiirry . Jtulil of thn val- IteniriM in California Kd Oaskill retuvtied recently to his home in Loh AnKlesCaltror nia after liaviiiff matte an,; exten-di-d stay at Hie-homo of liU molh Mrs.' K. I. (iaHklll. hear Jin- M. L. Carti-r, of the riverside -acre imi iii amiwn as in- m. inan on Chilllps creek. Wednesday of neiKhhorhood, Is driving a bra ml . "'OW piac nim- mil, h east or last w. e ami remained until Sun now car. We rattier imagine he '-'i Oraiide. .dr. and Mrs. Lob- day. tin- men folks .spcndlnlf the niirehnsed the car in time to take i inson and smi. Cln-si-r have uio'-! tnl.-rveiiintf daysi huntinu in- that the trin back over his old haunts temporarily on the plat e, ko- ueiirlib.ii hood but baifirimr only ! Home f,. u'nok. In Idaho, which he had n. a se en for ;lnf immediately after ihe (ieorire one buck. Tlu-y reported seeing f sit CaHierlne Mckinnis who ley. fifty years or imue. o Home from Mnnlnnn Willie Sanderson, of Dry Ci relumed Sunday from Miles City Montana, where he had 9-prnt a fen days luokliiK a i ter bu. in mutters. o (ids Ills Paul K mi lit of the Iowa illstrb't repoHtH that he brought home a I Olnwrio (iohh'n Wc(ldln wile a week auo. M r. Hobfiison one nionst rous. and bi-aiitirnl ell.- jand son are plowing a tract of one day. ihe bit; fellow coming j i;a acres ti-illiic ready tor sprluK V'-ry m ar io them and ifivlnir j. jnoHuiK. y "in niovv I'l'iiiiim. i in rn pieniy oi nine io !e( a KOod i " t ' n ti Miiii--iuinii-r aim while Hie present place near La. a wonderful specimen. The nar- .Kirande will it.- operated by Ihe ty drove lo within four miles of eldest son. nen iiohiuson, who their camping place and made the was Ki-adaated last spring from rest of Ihe trip by pack liorsft. Uiu Slate Colb-ffo ol Molilalia o- They report It lo lie" inle.scrliably lieaiiiiiul In that n-ifion at. the presenl lirne, and the weailier as mild and roinfortalile as in the valley. Krietlds in the valley have re ceived word of the recent celo bratlon In I'ortlnnd or the irolden ! - weddltitr iianiv-.Hai-e nf Mr nn.l '"; tl) California Mrs. W. S. Lines, one time res! Lynn Woodel, formerly of Im- twn-politt buck before the season closed, I 'aiL ustin lly e(s one, we are told and this year was no exception. - n Puritan Dinner jhnls of this county. Mrs. Lines m"i- wim started lo CorvalllH h.-v- One event over the Hue In Maker vim was. prior lo her marriae, '"il weeks ao to enler the mate roiinly wliich nevei fails to attract Miss Litu )-.'. linker or this ce ni- . ''"Ileite has koiic on to California is the Puritan dinner put on bv j 'V wan Ihe fifth while Kiv born ; lo i,,',t' l r is loralod, ur- Ihe P T A. of Hie Muddy Creek ! i' Colon county. Her parents onliiii? lo reports. Lynn fimireil school. This is a turkev dinner I rOHseil the plains In isti:'. Mr. moiorcyelo accident shorily Which port Hill lv b.HKais desrrlp- 'l"es. who has the KoO.I old '"'fo'"1 lefl I Ills valley. fi0m Hon and Is attended usually by sturdy name of "Wlnriebl Scotf ; '' " w (houuhl ho hatl com JKiO to 4"d people The dale set wan horn In Vermillion, Ohio. Ik l,,,,,' recovered. However; on for the dinner this year is Wednes- wailed on the C.reat Lakes for " tIvImk: at CorvalllH H was found came 1 day, November I ;i tho dale. o - Tiit'lirys Mark down ' many years and t iivuon j ' attend the Kustera Oieffon - Nor mal went to It home near Sum merviUn Kriduy ami spent the weekend with her pn rents, Mr. ami Mrs, Kraiik , -MrKllihls. o -Day In llakcr Mr. and .Mrs. V., Tl. Iedbetter and Lyle ilrove to linker Sunday and spenl Hie. day ut tho home of Mr. ami Mrs. Churlcs. Wrlklit. At Muddy Creek they wero jQlneil by Mr. -ami Mrn. Henry Locnnls who spent tho day In llakcr ulno. o AtlrmI riincrnl--' Mr. and Mrn. Oehe' Hookor and son of i'orttan w't hero, over the weekend to attend the fun eral or Mm. J. m,-smith of the Valeria district uhd IiIjm; to visit his mother who live ut Summer-: ville. They expected to return io llu-ir home today.. iMIry ProtltirtM Show' 1 The dairy products show of Ihn in IS77. Mr. mid Mrs. Lines were ( married here In La Cramle, Or 1 lober !, I ST !L Mrs. Lines has Wlillo a (food many lurkeyit are raised in this valley, just who 1-ulsen i hem will never atfain lie published in this column Inasmuch tin turkeys around Thankslvltm limn have the habit of lust dlsap- penrinif, most times in .wliolesalo . of il'1 lots, and much to Hie llnaiulal been very proiniiieiii In work In J dftTerenl fraternal orcaulzalions in this Htatefor'a number of yearn, particularly the I loyal Neighbors of America and Ihe Itebekahs. She Is chaplain of the stale assembly latter order Hits year. o - '"' KKKP M'm,T lIKArl'ir PAYS DAIIV DITIDI-;JS Dr. Belle Myers Chiropractor loss of the valley women who have Fin Itrcnks Out Worked hard lor months to ire i a fire In the timber on Hie Lee them in marketable condition. And j stein place north of Suiuincrville inoro are raised In other parts of i reached considerable propor. Ions (Mistern On'Kon than hi Cium conn-j Sunday and yesterday. Kveryt hinw ty. Jt Is Is reported Hint Oregon : -r-r : will supply la per rent more tur keys Tor the nation's ThanksuiviiUC ! find Christmas tables than hereto- ; fore, this enmlnif in a report from ! tin- extension service of the slate) coIIckc, The price is uncertain, but tlie ndvamv quotations accord- j InK to the experts has been said to j be 40 cents for number one dressed tonis. j nps n X. powder ) H Is reported that Howard Peck ; nf La (Jrnnde lias rented Hie C. L. l"oria place near North Powder. I'lnlolics Dam j Work on a new initiation dam ! on the Weatiieispoon ranch above j LlKln has been rinlslu d ac-ordin ; to tho lleeonh-r. which reports the' Improvement as follows: ! Work was compiled ;ist Week) on a dam at the II. II. Weather- j spoon ranch north or Kle.iu, whiV' Is to be used lor a Hsh pond, and for irricaiton pin poses. W, li. , Noble had Hie contract lor Ho-' moving of the din, mid Iuin had! three yu n on '.he job constantly ofr j over it month. 0er L'lmu y.ud-i Of tl lit Were ICtpllled to (Hake the! rill, which farms -Is f . . t thlrk it tho bottom and II feet title1. :A Hie, top, IX red hluli and Jin fe. ( lonir. t o J 1,opn f'isl I'rlcuil Mac Ledbetler. was struck bv ' an auto Saturday sonic 'time while ill front of the l.cdl-ett.r resilience! mar Alice) and. w e tntst. wis in stantly killed. Mac, U i W is ' about H year.- V' ye. hal ; rn a; lit-mbcr of the l.'-dhetlcr (amitv ' from a pup of a b davs old. He attended Hie Alte I school lv,;n. ' unly when tlie children w.ic in' school ami rec ive-i a i . unlar elKhtli piaile diploma !ieiu that In- ! stitution. ; Hours Z to 6 & 7 to 8 West .TnonbHqO Bliltf. Ia Grahda, Ore, . . Foundation of Cullurc Why is Hits m.iu cultured? Pe e.nisfi u was ijtitcl; to le:n n. foml of loii riling, ntnl espccialiy heeatiso lie w:ts not ashamcil to nk iiues HotlK Of lliose iiehe.V iillli. Cunfll-chlS Old World Belief Xn fiuw pans of flennany the hrlicT N held thai one whose tPetii stnml far. apatt is dostiucd to :rnH far.' A like belief prevails In ontp purls of KiiirlniKl, Switzer iHtnl am' oilier coimtrieu. Pointer for Executive If you rncounlereil no ttillietiltlvs, thp filllcc hoy could lake your place. li. ('. I"l'liei. Tills coiriimr Saturday. Or.ober 1';, La Crande Will be the host to several hundred vlsf tors, members of the subordinate orjia nidations of Hie flrnnire, who will be here for a special r.i'et!nf? of Hie Oie Kon State (iranRe, n Himllar Katnej itilf for resfdety.s of western tre roii heintf held at TlKanl mi the same day. Anticipatfiiff the meeting of the National f! ranee wliicli comes .text month in Scatte. and which will ; irive an excellent opportunity to all patrons of husbandry in the nortliwesi to attend Its sessions, is this special mei'tintf held. Tlie one hijf feature of the day will be ihe exemplification of the sixth decree in the evenine; when It is expect eil that the candidates will number mi or more. Members of Hie Cuion county Pomona Krauze as well as the members of the- individual uranl zalions ai workins: hard . com- -plete the urranaements for the day, -! tlie program, as wel as caring for the larKe crowd of visitors ex- pected. With them have been working the Cnlon county chain- , lu-r of commerce, -the business men nf La (Jrnnde and the school board of the Independent district of La . ('.ramie, who have offered the use : of the hijih school huiMinx for the events of the busy day. " ( The members of the sinte exec-' utive committee will hold Hu h- j business meeting on Kriday eve ning and the conferences will start on Saturday morning t ten o'elock. There will be confer ences for masters and deputies. ' lecturers', home economics com mittees and fire insurance agents. Mrs, Charles Hook of the stij'e' grange home- economics cunimit tee, will itave cliarre of the con ference for liunie economics com mittees and Mrs. L. K. Itai'cy of IJaker. Pomona ieeiurer for that county wiil have chuiKe of the lecturers conference, heinif nsilst-t-d by a committee of Pomona lec turers. Mrs. W. H. Oeiuder of La Oraiide nnd Mrs. Miles Woodel) of I 'lea sa -it tiro v(. will have cha rue of a demonstration of work of the juveniles. Degree teams, orches tras and choruses are preparing to assist at various sessions during the day. inirkee grange will exemplify the fourth degree in the afternoon. Thin grange is th0 first standard gran ire in Hie slate of Ori'Kon. Tho fifth degree' wil be exemplified in the evening by th Cniim county Pomona jiiangc, with Hie Hurri cane grange from Wallowa county giving tho drill' work and the (Ireenfield grange of Morrow coun ty pnt.ing on the tableaux. The. drill work for the sixth degree wilt be put on by tlie Kruitvnle grange of I'matiHa county. ; 'The granges uf Vnlon county, in . cooperation with the Cnion county cha'mber of commerce, will give the banquet in the evening at Hie tidd Kcllows hall. The banquet will ho the only meeting which will be hold outside the high school build ing. Mrs. L. K. Wright has ap pointed 1L number of com in it tees to servo at tlie banquet and the personnel of these is as follows: Miss Loomw c. O Spiingrj Mrs. Prudeiica. Cofi'ee - committee Mi;n John Ha ma n n. M rs. Ha i-ry N if 'e. -M I'-1 Mattie (lolden. Mrs. Sarah i'lekelcr. M rs. Sarah Anson. Mrs. 4'imrles IVies. .Mrs. J. It. Lindsey, Mrs. -. C. lOckley, airs. C. Y. Heale, Mi Moore. . . Pouring coffei Lydia Utntz. Mrs. Mrs. Maud Johnson, Carter. Cutting Cuke Mrs. Orace Grout, Mrs. Minn Stand ley. Mrs, Alice Hug. Mrs. Mamie Hug, Mrs. Victor, Jonston, Mrs. Sam Williamson. I lining Itoom Mrs. Clara Gek eler. .Mrs. Krizell, Mrs. Ktha WatK singer, Alts. It. G. ChenaifU, MrK.,' Lucille Unman n. Mrs. Macomb, Mrs. Arthur Hermann, Mrs. J. l. Woodel! and Mrs. J. K. Wither- fpoon. In addition to members and of ficers of tlie granges In eastern by Hie presence of a number of, rcgon the meeting wi .1 be gracedf slate officers. It promise to be a red letter day in eastern Oregoiij grange history. A SEASONABLE RECIPE Liver purr One and one-half pounds of liver, Three onions. One egg. One cupful cracker crumbs. One teaspoon salt. (hie cup hot water. ( 'ook liver, put it and through food chopper. Add beat en egg, cracker crumbs and sattj Mix all together thoroughly and form into balls and fry a gohle brown. These are delicious, onloi Ponies. Iceland's leading form of t ratisportat ion, a re being sup planted by the American auto mobile, j i Orango in Meci 'Ibuisdav I C-eke( Hlat grange ll meet this coming Tlnml;ry evening at 1 the customary inciting place. Sat urday is the regular Ui'etirn; nu;ht Inn on account nf the Mg state grange meeting In la thin. If, the meeting has been set ahead (wo days. o . P. .Man Pie John P. Kniile. w ho lived north- . west of North Powder died Si t 1 urday morning In ltalr and was' bin led there yesterday a Mernoon. t Mr. Kniile, who w.ts US yeais of age, had lived In that part or the j county for thi last years. Hv ' hae two sons in Ninth Powder,! a da ught' i- in Wallow a, a ml p biother hi Sw den besides hii b . t ow, ' - n . j I'uneral Held Saturda j The fi.ncral of thv lale Mrs. .1 S. Hjf.i'h -.: held Saturday at ternoon al the Suimm r IHe chap. l' and w;ih very largely attended by ! f i l- nds of Mrs. Smith ami her family. Lev. H. Putnam of Ixi (irande conducted the ser vice, paul Kmiutx singing iwo fedora . Ituriul was li, the Sum fci'Ol!1!"'.. bivi cry tho bwuera You Might As Well Take A Real Load "(atorpillar" power and traction ' make possible the big load which moves dirt better, quicker, cheaper, than a dozen little loads ... "Cater pillar" traction, too, enables you to haul the big load almost anywhere . . . through mud, sand, up grades . . . And thus do 'Caterpillars" speed time and make extra profits for contractors or road builders. , TIIKKK ARK F1VK SIZES OF THE "CATERPILLAR" A SIZE FOR EVERY USE AND A HUNDRED USES FOR EVERY SIZE. Bunting Tractor Company 112(1 Jefferson Avenue - TRACTOR RICHFIELD WINS 1929 A AA SPEEPWW CHAMPIONSHIP (tI used Richfield in winning the Speedway Chdtnpionship again this year. In my opinion, it is the finest gasoline made!" K)iS-2) A. A. A. Speedway Cbcimpion WHAT greater tribute could any motor fuel receive than the sweeping endorsement of this daring driver, who has twice won the highest honor of motordom the National A. A. A, Speed way Championship. Here is the supreme test of any gasoline the gruel ing, heart-breaking test of the speedway. Power, speed, perfect carburction under all conditions so desirable for everyday driving arc absolutely es sential in the bitter competition of speedway racing. The slightest faltering of the motor, failure to respond instantaneous. to every emergency, in ability to maintain terrific speed hour after hour, means loss of position, loss of prize money some times loss of life itself. Isn't it significant, then, that the world's greatest drivers men like Lou Meyer, who have the choice of every gasoline that is made use and recommend Richfield exclusively. Richficld's qualities proved in grueling competi tive events are the same qualities you ncea for your own car instant acceleration, power, speed, and unfailing dependability. V 13RJlI;fflJFlErLIlD
