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It ,1 ,t 4 ' Page Six OVER V, T. A. Meet Ttie regular r. T. A. meetlm," of the . i.Mlutnl city school wiih held ITiduy evening. Ihfore tin- huni ihk mectlnK tho following ni-Ki-aiii wiih ffh'cn: Xonir. '.intrlc:i, tin- JicMiitiritl," aufiiew:. A-jtumn onr, flmt four frriHleH. oem, "dolnnihiiH." four hoyH. . Hallowe'en roiir, fifth and Jxtii Health exercli itt ciiaiion, v." i n MUh-i'lrik'. loem. In relay. Wind," N'nncy "The Return of ttw Witrtu-H," eitfht. Kirlt. "The liohln'H fold Water Honir." DTrvey, Imoene, Harhurn, - I.eettullon, Lou KUa Nelnon. ' "miip IIitooh," .Miirl Itohvrl. room, "KranccH K. W'llitrd." I.oiH nlid Annie. . ; IMuiio foIo, Alma Hehroeder. tktriK, '-SylliiiK." w-vfiith and tdfrklh irratJcH. 0 VMttf ltaiil'ler Mth. A. K. Huff of IMlKurd inm Into the valley Halunlay and -.Wed over Sundajf at the' home of 'jier daughter, Men. ('. H. Spen cer, mid faiitlly in hie druue Hull Neighborhood. fttHio In Milton MrH. J. II. Kerry mid won; f'lar. i'n(a, . nf llm Iowa 1 dlMlrlcl, and M.4hh Kffli' lilanclmrd ' drove to AliUon-I'Vci-walt!!' Sunday and were uiirwlH nt the home of Mih. liciry'H HiHli r. .'on their return thr-y were foonipnnir-d by her iiiollicr, .mih. Henry, of Inilder, who Iuih Hpent irtin paKt month at Milton-rnv-Vktvr,', Other membeiH of ih Iterry fiainlly wen- detained at homn, n utnuurli an tlm two yountfer daiiKh ,tni lam the rhlckenpox, pn-vu-lnt In that seel ion. Aticiul llomct'oniluK A1r. and Mrs. Krnnk McKennon retu'ni' lotliiy from CorvalllH.'whero t'hey went laHt l''rldny to viHit I heir Hon.-UiiHHeU, and dauetiter, Krau- CiiH, HtlldentH at tlio Hlub ColleK-e, and 'to attend tlio homecotninK' feytlvllli-H. Tln.-y alno vlHlted oilier irlendH and reladvi-H and miw the J'iiclllc Intel national In 1'orllnnd. liwk in N liiHd Homer JlciiHley, Hon of Mr. and Mm. Jack lletiNl.y of the Willow dale dlHtrict, 1h back In Hchool axnin after having been out Hlnco au operullon for nppendielllH per formed ul Hot I -alio Ihri'f wei kn to. 0 Ih I'nillniid Mth. H.wV; MuHUirnon of Cove fcvehun went to Portland hint week for -an extended Htay with friendw. Mt'H. 'MaHterHOn ban not been well for Hpmn time, and It Ih hoped ItifU (he rent ami change may bo oj real benefit to her. o wMs I 'mm I da tin f Mr. itfid Mm. Kohh Lawrenee of Idaho I'ViIIh are making u vIhIi In thn vulley, vIhIIIuk ul Hie home f IiIh tut her, CiarhH Lawrence, an 4 al ho at the home of her brother, Orson Kake, and latnily ier I'leaHunt drove, o Mmlnx Houm - TUn old liotiHe on the Mri. iht)rKft (bkelcr farm, near l.n (Jrutide, which wan replaced by a Jtm, modern Htrueture, Iuih been I'UrchaHt-d recently by Art MeVnll n 4 Ih helnir moved onto an aere Ultr belonKiiur to the McCuII'm tieurer (lekeler lane. The house In behiK moved aerOHH lleld.l, the fltntuuce from the nld to the new locution not helne, very is-rent when latieu that way, o iMMai' Tomorrv The- annual bazaar to he given ly the dies' Aid suehty of Im-Ido-r Ih to be h'-hi tomorrow, Wed. lieHday, at Wudt- hall. The btuaar Ih .'open nfternooti and v -eiilng, With ' II ' 1 IlllloWeVn Mil p ie tO be Kried by the hullen. A proKrmn l(lJ Ulso' beep lirtlilined. V"', , o IvtMivlttK tiw Valley Mr. und Mrn. Kimcr Nlehen and family, who live on the Harris l-'rciich place near Hot l.nke, nn ituvlntr for a location In I'lab about the fifHt of the month. It is cjioi led. o (o to Cmtallis lr, and Mih. W. O. Sherwood of the Hid. Mil! road left laKt Week In their car for t'orvalllH to visit with lln lr son at the white coth go over hoinecomlmr. I'rlends of iv. I'll will be Interested in a coin fiuMit madt roneernliiK him In last verf-k'H Corvallls tlazelte-TttueH: ""Sherwood, one of Hie most out tdundimr backs on Hie OrniiKc t'-uiii, will not be In the lineup to- tuQirnw uKuinst Idaho. The trunbh Ih the old shoulder injury thai hun othered him before thin season. W'MJi the w. S. and Oregon fgaiues both to I hi phiyed by No. vember I J. every pi i'e;uition will lf tieeiH.iry to saf canard serious llljlirieK o VMi hi Valley tr. and Mm Thomas Williams and du. mlitcr and Mrs. John Wll IlaniH and daughter of Arrowhead. Alta., Canada, are visiting among relatives nt the Covn and Mtiiu iiiorville i-oiiimuniileft. o liiuer (;ue(i . lr. and Mrs. Houlhe MeKennon wnfl Mr. and n. i,jhiHer i mar Alice! were tllninr ueMtH 8nday a I ihe homo of Mr. and Mm. 1.. L. Mf Keiinnu in Ii Ormidc. o it, Hinn Tea Pllver tea i to he glen Ttiurhday afternoon. October 31, nt th home of Mrs. 1-M Kiddle In Island City by the Island City l-udlm Aid society. The hums lire froin ,!::in t0 6 o'clock. o Aw Wtl Saturday I'loyd erry, uu f Mr. uud - THE VALLEY MnhcJ E. Morton, Valley News Editor Phones: Residence, 826-Jj Office, Main ti-ict, and MImh Krnnia ('handler, I , T, A. .MeelH daughter of Mr. and Mih. Zuek The WUluudale I'. T. A. met In Chandler of Kruitdnle, were mar- J regular wen4ion lawl l-'rlday nf(er ried Katurday inornlnt,' at ii:3 norm at lh school. Aiiiouk other ; o'clock at the, court hoiiMe, Jude ! UiIiikh, arraiiKenientH won made if. (i. Couch officiating, 'i'he cere- ; for hot mnipH for I he children dur ' inony w.ih witmHed hy Ilie par- liitf the cohl weather. Tulip bulb I entH of the bride and kiooiii. Mr. wi re ordered to makf) u tulip hed and M m. ii. rry left iiiwin dlatidy ; ti'-ar t .u hool Iioiiho for next I In their car on a honeymoon trip : Hpriiitf. a IJallowcVn party wan I'orMiuxl. After Ihelr return iilh-y will In ut homo for the pre- fiftli iiik! Hlx'h.f-nt nt the Hi-rry home In lint Iowa illslrlet, Mr. H:rry hefrif? hn WM'IfLK'd with hiH f.'tdh-r In the op eration of Hi"? I'h rm. o NfM't'lal -Meet Tomorrow Jnviiftt Ions have hien fnK.if-d by tint committee for a Hpeeinl meoU nK of the JUue .Mountain ClrntiKe to he held tomorrow. Wecln-wlay. it'tfUitlng at II o'clock In the j jimrnliitf, honoring nil (lie punt j mantei-H of this organization. .Mrs. ! (j,.,,.,. Cout. lecturer, Ih In charge I of die meeting and flu arraai?e- IlieiitK. Threshing Small Need C. W. Horn! U threshing alfalfa aild HVVcel clover Heed tlllH week for Jnck I bnsley, who lives in the WIMowdule in-.(glihorlutod. Mncs to Itamdi Mr. ami Mi'H. ' CarlOH Klmmell have recently moved from l.n Ciraude to Ihr riiijch on the I'lea.H ant drove rond north of Die lowu school, rrceai ly vara led by Mr. and Airs. o. K. Wagoner. o Have New Itaby (ihl The iu w buby girl, of which Mr. and AhH. Paul Zaugg of nit rlh west of J.a (Ii-and are very jroud, wiih burn to t hem two week ago .Sunday, October 1 :t She eigin d seven pounds. o P. T. A. In .Meet Tin- meeting of the Imbler I T. A. Is announced for Thursday ot this week. The meeting Is to be, held at Wade hall. o AI Show Clay Kox and Hon Clayton of Inibhr wept lo Port him Saturday to attend the livestock show, clay ton Ih one of the exhibitors, hav ing Hent down three head of his Hampshire aheep, o ltevles Painful Injuries William March, who, together with r'liipd Herry. Iuih been tak ing out Home timber for .). H. Henry, received Home very -painful InjurleH Krlday afternoon when a lillf 'off- rolled on him. A inusclc miih torn loose from i!h Hhoulder and (inn and he. wiih other wine 'miy. hru,itiuil. , W, wuti, Wn ed lor u lime lhat one of his legm wan broken. ' but that did not prove to be true. Il Ih frettioi; along HiitlKfaetorlly, according to present reporiH. o- - hogs Ho Damage Harry Sdiwibke and tlie Mue Ing lirntlierM of Hie Hot 1.a1(e Hee- t ion liave nuived some mock to , the Mrs, A. Kngle ranch for1 pasturage and report that stray doyn have 1cillWI a line fair there. We have also heard of one rather prominent heip t-alser near l,a (I ramie whose bond wiih recent ly attacked by dogs and such serious InroudH inadt t tin t he cither has Ih disposing of Hie remainder and will go out of the business Some damage Iuih also been ih-' ported from the neighborhood of Alleel. f o Have New Car- Mr. and Mrs. l.eo Hfbbert of near the Iowa wWiool are drlvlnp a new Punl. Hlnce iusi week. -o - Make Improienicnts Mr. and .Mrs.. A. J. Aniohlu!.: who live on the old Arnoblus place mar Pleas.ml timve. have been making n number of Im prove'tnenlfi. Thin week Ihe old fence which runs along In trout ot". tin- house has been torn away midj a flue new fence, is replacing It. To do to Oilier Vallrn Mrs. Itelle Wi-irIii hikI her, daughter. Mrs. i:dith Phy oi l uioii. are making their arrnng. nieitts to have tin' t'iist part of next month for Kngelie. where Hoy Hill hpeml the Miiiir inontlisa plan which they followed uImi lust year and found to h,. a . ry delightful one. Conclude Vl-lt Mrs. Van orsda! an.l her Iwa daughter, who have been vIhUIuk at Hie home ot her mother, Mrs. Mlnettt, Seiitner, ut the Cow swim ming pool, hiive returned to their Inline in Pcndlclon. .. -o-- 'IV Attend Itlg .Meet Mr. and Mrs. Tmn Wallslnger of the Valeria dl.Htrict are among those In the valby who are plan ning In drive lo Seattle next week to utt nd ihe HfNMon.t of the Nu. ilomtl Grange, w lii.-h i onvem-a there die week following. .Mr. and Mrs. WnllMnger vill dri,- up and will sp.nd some tune Mining with r lutlM'H In mat inn i of th, llorlh lu Ihe w.-.it h.ror.. Ih.y return valley. A SEASONABLE RECIPE Meat Souffle One cup milk. Two level tahlespoonl ils minute ta ploca. One-half tcaspooutul salt and a danh Of pepper. Cook lu u double boiler mull Hie mixture thicken. Add une-thlnl cup tor more) ground, cooked meat. tine beutcn egg yolk. Cook a few mlnutcn longer. Add Olie beaten egg White. Pur into a httltorcd huktugdisti and bake in minute, tl hum is uaed add u lltllo lry uwwtnrd to LA 37 jl:iinn-.? ?'i-r I hi- venintr of No- ciIiIkt 1 at (In homo of Mih. . V. Moiiil, the president of tin- nr. gnnlzatlbn. In giving tho report of the meeting thlH waa adib-d by the cnihnsifistlc reporter: "The Wlllowdale school Is a live rural m mm in hoi UK H n.tienillO worn a credit to the fomin unity." MIfh l-'ranci's Kelly of ,a drande Ih die j teacher lu charge. 'I'o Alove lo I .a drninle It is reported that Mr. and Mrs. 0a id Stoddard plan to move to I. a O ramie (his week from their dairy ranch out toward Hot Uik". This Ik one of the well known dairy - farms In the valley. ( Mri Stoddard . and family expect .lo winter iu I, a ;ramle and during that time He- piece will he aph-n didly taken. care of by . Hie Carl .-Mouuar.i rami.y. . .:., ' . -or-" .. .h..v improves-. ; I UJ leniuitilO, mill Uf MT. UllU Mrs. O. c, l-'IcHliman, of Willow dale. Jh recovering nicely iVoin'nni Injury received wome weekH Jigo '' when he Hllrd-ed from a load or ' hay and was kicked by one of -the InirHcH drawing the load.' .Mm. l'li shrnan is also improving from j a very Hevore cold; which ha l;ep( j her down the last week. i - o . j Killing Ihe Itaiige ( T. W. Itaten h.'ia been riding on ! the Utile Milium inOHl of die imat ! wi-ek with the Cove Stockmen' j association, rounding ;ip their slock. They brought out about -'on head belonging U the various members of the ukhouIuUoii. . , lJUerlnlii. HrutJun' . M i'H. Mary Waclly of near 101 gin ban been entertaining ier brotlu r and family. Mr. und Mr, deorge Cordon and du tighter, who live near Ktchland. re. In Portland Kd Alilh r of I'nlon . took two carloadn of rattle to Hie Portland market Monday ami remained for a few day ut the atoek whow'. He was accompanied by his son, Odep, and joined in - Portland by die other Hon, lUdney. u member of the I'nlon Hmllh-Iiughen team, BeiiHou HrolhcrM of I'nion also had two . carH of Htoclc on yeMer day'H markol; Tom Counsel!, Pete OhvIh, J-eon I.evy.-Kd Kline, and Ivcouard Huffman are pdier 1'nloii- IIch Hpcndlnv the week 4n . Ihelj show city. o linhlei- P. T. A. The Imbler Pan-ill -Teacher an- sociutiori will hold their regular monthly meeting Thursdiu eve ning. October I, in Wade hall. The follow inj,- program ha heen arranged : Play. "A Weigh ly aoblin Solved." A lall; on Hallow Inteudetil King, en by Super. Violin solo, Mrs. Alvln WcNteu- skow. I'keh le inusic, Maurice Weis. A box of randy Is presented ach inomh to die .grade, ruoin ha-ing the most parent h present. Thlt. Ik alwayn reckoned on a per centage hasis of the enrollment of thn rooms, --0;-'-' A I'-mthIIoii . v The dates Of two eVelH at Waib- ball, Inibhr. were lnti-r- ehunged last week In thrs column. ('be Unties' Aid .baxiuu- Ih to -be tomorrow. Wednesday, w Idle thot! P. ,T. A. comes ,(.! Thursday, as announced above, ' Smith - Hughes .Teams Do Well At Stock Show With tin teams competing from high KehoolH in the northwetd, the Sin It h -Hughes teams of this pceiion of thv state made a very rood Hi o win,; at the judging con lehiH at the Pneide InternatlomH Livestock show In Portland Sat urday iiHuning. Tin-'highest place was won by the team from the (On lerprise higk Hehonl, whose total of i: Its f, polnt.4 gave them the third place In the entire contest. Imbler team made 1 1th place out of the CO and the t'nlon team 4tMh Plac e. The contest was won again this year by the team from the C.utby I'nion high school. th i same team which carried otf drut honor last year. That Item bas some significance lu thin city In as much us ihvir teneher is prof: l.afke, u son-lii-luw of 11. II. Tay lor of l.a (! ramie and is w ell known here. The Imbler teana whm composed of Claren Jiolllup vho scored lieu McCoy. und Vrnt lloi niep. 710, Arnold Miifter was tho ulieiiiHit. Tlip lr4im iu uddltlon brought hack a venntit ha vine won Hrst place In the judKlng of hogs. Tho boys drove to Port land uecimiimntetf ljr I'rnf, lon Hteuatt. Tucy haw Ikmii huvlni: a few days al Portland und are ex pei ted home tonight. The I'nlon boys, while not rank ing us iilah an lu previous years, si III made u creJIt.ibb- phow lug. Their im! I vidua score w ere, fll.ise Vaden. TCtf; luvn Tripp. M und ltodney MIlhT, U'.". In com puny with tho teuuis from I la I Tu ay and Ontario, thi 1 nlou Ihivh went on thv n pee In I train to I'm Hand, ami ivinriud Sundy I'Ulil. They, with their Instruc tor, i veil It. UrlKict), Lad rouK I lltne t-H- idght-e4wn, Attoi3r tiRANDE EVENING OKSERVBR, LA GRANDE, ORE. Sunday iiMirning tlw dedication ( the new ?1M, nun 3. c iv.imy hall ; wlilch is for I lie m-o of th Smitli- HughcH studentH ami also the 4 -1 1 ; club uiembcrM. j The team from Wallowa maib; , oruitKiii itacK a penani lor paving oeen nrsi in Home line or juuging. . i one ine niajur pun i ine Thn team f rojri llalfwsiy made j .day, Saturday, was interesting in 4 Mil place. jt he main, lo various offJcerH of According lo 1hone who hnvejlie grange, and to thorn who al already n'tMrned Jiorne, the con- j jeatly had and were to take die lest was worthwhile und the trip 1 fifth (Pomona) and nixth (Stat) an ' Interesting one, ( di-wet-H. there wan very much in PERFECT ATTENTION Accori line to county Klip.Tlm.Ti- w hoolB, K. A. Hnj-i-P. Hli .Ikii. ui-hnlM 1.' A u.i-i uC lint iiinU whoulri r .l-nion founly have liad it ieri'ect atten- thp inonLh of, October, rather th achool month ending, October iS. TIicho Krhools are an - ioiiowm: i ft.f.fii-1 i.i...r,.,.( M'f.i.n ,,o,? I n Xl",,a - 1 "l '. erov -,,t,rrl,,P Hurt- .,J i:-w.h,r" -"'hCri" ',UCl - rm,io, -ok .-nv.. Mr-Iiiiv .,. Z- , ! vZ - -m. ,. Mown , ,. loilft .Mik..I1,1,ii Moll. ' , , ,i,,t-h.,,.. ' !'. I.t-m, ' " S T . i" inj t. ... no... ,. , ., . icys.iiiin ruan ,; Minnniifi.i, If'iu-HPr ' ' -It .Mrs. Aiif. ri.,:n(...-..tl. i.,n..i,.l at . Palmer J .met ion", in -ill- at h-r 8 hbme .In Wallowa this we-k'. ' : J Several crhcii f m.fixleH T have .! ; . developed. In ' .North . rowd.-r; cently. - rpf f VT A MM fc1 JT fi i1 U l tUiMJ ilfuljiJ AT UNION FOR T. J. NORVELL Ily Mix. Ii. . TmtilH , Observor 'brrespondent) I'NION Special) .-r iThoiiius "'3. (rvell wuh !orn J-Vbruary 27. 1R47 near. Wheeling, West Vir ginla and assed -on at hs home In 1'nion on Saturday, .Oetober i!ti. When iie was three .yearn of ngv his faipily jiioved io JlllnolH,' where ho lived 'iiiilll 4io was i& yearX of Uffe. Later ho moved weKtward and lived In WyoMilnjc, Colorado, Jowa und NebraHka. On November 'JH. ldy ii wa married to Grace 3llyjiteth Harris; 41 nd anu to I I'nion lu lnoy, where the futility I residence, haa ie'ii . dncf , He in Htirvivrd by IiIh widow und evera4 nieci-H and nephewa In llliuojH und J a cousin In California, Kune.ral services were held on Monda Willi interment hi the Cnion cem-eti-y. ' .-Mr.' and M'ih. Oohlen Cleerlwni and daughter,- 1orothy nn , of atolse anil ft Irs. Chun. 'Senter utnl miill daughter of N'umiui a-rrlved at Hie homo of Mr. and. Mrs. K.;P. Oeertsen hmt Thursday. -ColUen, wife and baby hut on l''riday .'to visit Jier parent8-9ind iittend r tho C,-Jdiilio gume at" CorvaIjH on Saturday. Tiny will vinl.t at the JCarl urrlsOji, horn nl .Oak- i.iou, -t ., t.ii.-it KiiiMiMih "UM1" , next week.- , . tu meetings of tax payers j Mrs. Horn Myvr.s and smi' Hob-j Kiich a that meeting of' trt left for Portland Sunday morn- ' Saturday, and iisked the usneni Ing and will inake their home bled group to make the besr nsr. 4here thla whiter, liobmt will at- lend scliool then. , The Piwrt presidents of -th" Wo man's Hellef forps held their tin mini meeting at the home of Mrs. Mary Hutchinson on Saturday, j They had a covered luncheon at I otic o'lock J'ollowod by a. business ! session and short program, Flgh-! teen women Including a few In vited guitdji enjoy'fl dm meeting. , Miss Virginia Key went to Wen ton on . Sunday 10 visit with her parent. M. S. Hevy and U. 11.-Honney fished al Venlherspoon's nt Klgin on Friday and returned with a nice a'rlng of flHh. . ,lt. 11." Hnnney moved "Hoc" (Jr'en jitid. Frank lloiiney to, the YankH I'Ond jit Wailow;a Lake la'st weclv und they nre now nettled In their winter quarters. Mr. ltonney took u load, of Kan torn brook trout to 'McKay reservoir, neur dVndle tiin lately.'' ' . . . ; ' ilwyh tiayis went 0 ;-Partland wiHi a car. 'hMid . of catde pn Sat urday and ' Will attend iha slock show1 . - , ' ' Mrs. Sarah I'aspar of tfot T.ake spent Sunday avenlng at tho I.. .. Terra 11 home. A. C. Iless returned from Hot Lake where nP has tM"en taking treatments for an Injured hand. Misn Helen llutuc and , Miss Pauline Hood AceompanH'4 Mr. an4 Mrs. C. 11. lltdweU of Islnna city to Medical Spring (t 011 jhindaT where Ihey spent a niosl pleatKUit day. The Sportsmen's bamiuot given by tlie Isaac Walton League pf Wn,llowh county ut J:ntiM'))ilse on Saturday night wax vutml a grand NUooesH hy those iu attendance, l-'ioni the dine the tmquet wiih served, ut k;J(t, until th crowd de parted at l;flo, every inlnuto wa interesting. Fl nmnibnn of the ttute name department, tncludlm; j L. A. Wright, Harold Clifford.' "Hoc" I-'HKa. Warren orueH . and K. II. Honney made up u. par-I ty from La drande. OthetH who j ul tended from t'nlon were J L. j Allen, W. L drcen. Hary Prather j and Jack Oeip. 1 ' 1. u . ftutrtcWj ChJc Hot fin ftiecd laf ha unerject hrnntflit liotn lo iuimD Kntr. then, Hrown, olj iH.tn, will you luiv a (idle of fui rahhlt pie w or dookntc round nil jiovT- . wine Hir it uo ullirr 4ii1i) vt nol) j Frcktf V1citjr j A Uia Ttilllng from any attitude ' Wllh parachute puck Attached ' never uttuiim a veloiil.r ot yrfitti-r ( than 11$ miles per hour nml (loM : not Ion tonviouiief, th UnluM ; Stutos army nlr corps reports, j How DU H Cu. 1. UT .. The urlKiiinl rruppr vm Die ninn lia at R lianilinrpv tuodn-ii-b with on liu4 and diwa thr cat INTERESTING ITEMS FROM THE SPECIAL STATE GRANGE MEET j cuiw-eilon with the special meet ' ing uf the state grange held In I -a Uiande Saturday that would lie of interest to all patrons' of husban dry everywhere,. The hpenlal meeting, held 'or ihe - upeclflr Vom- of elvlnK the hIMIi iliwo '.lo ""'KI"I", In ir..-r i " . "" uj cuiivenijun w nieji asf'TiiiiirK io i Seattle November IK. called to-! j getlier Home i'tio inenihers of the 1 order togr-ther wUh. mate ofrti,- , i .. ." 1 11 w.na a very jmpreHiing nay lor iroin .nanieur cuumy were Airs. 1tl, ,noml.p,-.: of tho fwrf .; .Mll.iro,! K.-,.st. Homo .,rono,l,. I "-'- ' l.roii.ln.-m , rh-Mvim, n o! .MMhour pnnionu una 1n tl.l vhII-v. i Mr. ..ml Mrs. Knrl Norvi.ll or Villi; 1 '"' ru'"y " "" (ri-anifo- umnKo. -l.. No.v.,11 Is loi-tiu-r Jhonll.,.,.. l:o.k W.,11 n.l of M.-ilho,,.- I'oinona. : i '-rlkrt l-l.it in tho vl.-lt.lty of i:l- i -o- 1,11:'.l-h,V..l..nO.on sl,.n f ro. nino ...ll. s noHh or l.a Uruiul. und ., Hliorl - .Wjiliu.fc ..( , M.,,1U.,,, ..,. ,.....,, : . - - J ?,OI-t,i 1'owOpi-. JUueMt. near i l.a unmiit' ili tin- Rranire nan eiKti- M, llon una. i.aua i unyon i.enr ;v:VHi? and .In.thc J.add .Can- l.n..lm.. .n I .lit ...nnJ i on "-. organmtiiops at Piilon and Hlarkey have ia.sed out of n-xiHte.nco. W'lille a detail- t-e.,1 account of Haturday'H, gatjiet- t Ing might be intereHiin( io Home, gJimiHuH of th'-gathpring as seen j by a grange iicwsuliercr, priv-, j ileged to nit In ut all Have the hp. J sioim of initiation of the upper do- grecH, are of interest. ; o ' i. !. To tii tireless; work . of'lloy Oekeler, of l.u lirando is ) no niuch or uie ereun -lor ; ine succcsk of the.-mptilng. ir. , Oel;eler i -' a niemher of tho . Htuto -xeuctvf committee, is. one of the Hlate or .ganlKP.rH, an officer of thf Vnion county Pomona ftang(j, Hecretury of HUH Mt. (irange, und has change 'of 'Ih fiie insurance de partment for this area. Ho knows more a-hout rrange nffaira than tiiiy odier several men put to ipether. The nuuie of Walter M. Ilerce has biHn .meirtioned as a promis ing cundidate for membership, on die tttjite -executive com in 111 e0. o ' The ineeilug In the afternoon, was called to order by Mr. (lek- l"r. w ho first Introduced A. W. Nelson. Mr. Nelson, a member of Ulue Mt. ilrange, welcomed the visitors In behalf of the chamber of commerce of which he is preHi (, xl dent.. Colon Kberhard, wax nr Introduced nut only as state sen - . ' -.-r atnr hut. also oh h member of the school board of l.a Grande, an.i as such, extended gredngs and w elcoine and announced that Hie 1 high ehord J.uilding built with ' . . . (ax nn vera nmnev. was onen of the facilities. of that bullnlng. J. A. Nlct ot North Powder, I'n ion county Pomona master, wel comed 1he vIsltni-M in belialf of organizJitlon. Mrs. V. F. Oai;g"tt, of Joseph, a iui-mh-r of Ahlerslope grnngH gave two readings. Sinte tnnstor Oeorge i, Palmiter. of Hood KU- er gave a nhorl address, and It. W. dill spoke of the grange as a community builder.. C, IT, Italley, editor of the Orange . Itulletin, spoke on Interesting subjcctH. This made up Uie public progran. of Ihe afternoon., the balance .of the time having been spent with drill work, initiatory exercises ; and the bamiuet at si o'clock. 0 The principal iiiunber of . the program of die hoiue economic, I'onfert ich, wus a h.-cture by Or. Mayvllle of La drande, his subject being "Defeat of Children." -lie also gave a line on prreservation of , healtti, stutliiR ' in his discourse that many aucrifkte health for the profit of the dolhn. At the eon- KKKP WKI.L ln:.I-H Dr. Belle Myers Chiropractor Hours t to Ii & 7 to MANY BARGAINS Used Cars. See them on our Used Car Lot. Larison Chevrolet Company 1414 ADAMS ore nub A BJl In the l'rlce East Oregon Fast Freight, Inc. 0-er Night Express Service at Freight Rates Insured Carrier Auto Freight Terminal rhone Main 673 J . 1413 Jefferson Ave. i elusion of his speech In-. Mayvllle answered many tm-s;lonM asked by persons in the audience. Mrs. 1 Charles Hook, who had charge of : tlif conference, conducted a round ! table during which time n-w ideas . were exchanged by members of I home ccnnomicH committees. 0 1 No more Interested grangers ' than ihoHe from Mt. Kn mi I p .grange, at the Cove where serioiiM ilflfi- culiien, and sometimes apparently unsuriu on n table diff'lcultieii, hav. made Ihe work hard. Ml. Cnnnle Is on the upgrade, however. large A. H. Cain, owner of baby chick hatchery at Ontario, was a representative of the llnule vard grange. Other grangers ... .... ..... ' l)i,. lo Kn.nB.- was In Tl- i K.-..-.I'. WnHhlLBton" rounly. O. .. 24. ,,., ,h nm,-,.,s who ol ..... : I'-rr'1.! tlio sixth .l.-Brei-tln'i-i1. wor.vl iris.-.i. jiv in.- .... ..mm.-- .viun , ..In .Iir.i' innfnrrf-il llli wlvlll degn to a .large'class of candi- dates. Jl o v 1 lIH-y CD Hie IU l.a iiianoe (un- umi The. K'ngPH 'f Vnion eounty'I tf'"0 In y''"'" "ii-y are very and HkC i haiiibor .of commerce loud in the praise of it from every guvevn, bumiUK at 'six o'clock iu j standpoint to take the fifth ami the evening- at the -Odd I'Vllow sixth degrecH and are looking lor hall. The granges furnished the'- ward to the many pleasures they y-aladR. rakea. HandwicheH ami ' i derive from taking Hit- higher VirkleK while the chamber of com-.i degrees of the order, merce furnished the coffee, sugar ! . o 1 und cream. Mrs. I-. r . Wright.! j -huUman of the refresh uieni ) I coinniitlee, wishes to use these pol-.i 1 Tinins a a iih-iuuiii 10 Miu cn-iy thank each and everyone who ho. willingly helped make the banquet a KUccesM. .' Mr. and Mr. Frank Holman of Itichltind, - were meeting fellow grangers. M r. Holma n Is master of Kaglo valley grange. Oeorge Palmlter. master of slate grange, stated in his short talk fir dinner, that die national grange will hold Its annual con vention in Seattle Nov. 13 to 'I'l, and that Oregon is expected to lurnish at least -'ao for the sev enth' degree class Friday evening. Nov. la. Arrangenients have been made with the railroad company lhat round trip fares may be hc- cured fur one and one huif price. - o Mrn. Frank Stanton of Vansycte in an ire at Helix. 1'matilln countv. 'V"Mn Ih VrCKidjnt of the Homo Keo '.immici .fiiji. ul - Vv r , J 1 MrffWljTW era aire, en loved- the-.dV n vJsitiat the meeting. . , j ' o-- j ' Mi-..' iind Mih. Frank Hrown, 1 W11" ' l,-1V" , " fall oi Hodman grange. were gleaning new hie from the dlf- Special! :25c box of Kleenex f m I issues FREE with eacli jar of ' ARMAND'S EAU-D13-COI.0CNE CLEANSING CREAM at r0c Don't miss this extraordinary offer. The L&L DRUG CO. r.AYS DAILY DIVrDKNDS vtt .Turolison BldK. Ii Urumle, Ore. PHONBJ 1AAIK I Kanxe of the Four h..i"'- !""". " ... .. Willi tlli-111. Sir". Iironn i" r..,. tl... litl.!iii:ill grange. Mrs. Maude Johnson, member of PbaKant drove grange. at tended the meeting but vv wa.s unable io enjoy the session as much' as she would have it her j foot had n oi. been so badly injured ! that it was necessary for In-r 1 get about on crutches. She Injur ' id her feot nearly two weeks ago : while doing some work at her ! farm .home at Pleasant grove. .. o 1 Two of Hie happiest of several hundred grangers, were two elder Iv ladles from Holdman grang- m I l inatilla county.. They are twins. ; Mary and Martha, born more than .'CO years ago. In I 7i when they i were very small, they crossed the j plains in a covered wagon with I "x'lr piirents. Mr. and Mrs. Ha- j won u, gouo; 1 1 mih ii.iini j Wash., to one of the central states. They remained four years nni I then returned to Oregon, passim; . , n .. ! "'"-' ' "'' v.dl.-y j '"', ' "lo vll U.Bo o Li. (Ir.nnl.i J ''"" " llnit n l.irlh.T WCBI. In nltfi- y.-.iij. II..- wins marrlo.1. .M.. Mary II ll..s l.v.s " lo'" ff. H'"VT" , y"'"'B i"" I ! Mi. Martlm knnl.all, llw most ... ! M I" niatlHn county. 1 y. a.s BO. oa-l, lost lur liusl.a,,, . , Their .-liil.li-. il niai i-l.-.l and fouil.l- id homes of their own. leaving the two mothers alone. Mary wem to live wilii ' Martha and their de clining years are being numbered as very peaceful and happy ones. Western Oregon had a good rep- rent-iflai Ion of Patromi. Among tnem W(.r,.: (Jeorge I'almlter of ))0) Hivi r master state grange; I .Mr. and Mrs. J. (i, Kelly of live ning Mar grange, Fort land, .Mr. Kelly being stale fire insurance secretary und Mrs. Kelly. state 1 lady assistant steward: Mr. aim' Mrs. Ii. W. dill, Kusselville gran- , ge, Multnomah county, Mr. Gil! 1 i being member of stale executive . committee; Mrs. if. It. Oavis of ' Corvallls, stale' Pomona; Mrs. 1 Minnie Craft of Klver-side grange, lorrest drove, l-'lora. stale grange; j Mrs. K. A. Hlake of Mt. View, near ' Corvallls, state juvenile matron. , Theodore Hoy of Kus.-fc Ivlle grange, acting state assistant ste- '. ward; M. C. (ilover of lOagh- How These Machines Save TAXPAYERS' Money Better Roads - better crowned, better drained, smoother and wider, because of tremendous "Caterpillar" power for ' the sturdy, wide, keen-cutting blade o a Russell grader. 1 Quicker Roads -- because, thanks to "Caterpillar", traction, there are no de lays for soil or weather the detour sign comes down sooner! (,( i Cheaper Roads - because one powerful "Caterpillar" replaces many men and teams, cuts out delays, conquers tough going, mud or sand with traction and power and beats time. 1 ' More and Better Roads for the Same Taxper's Dollars Are the Rewards of "Caterpillar" Ownership!' '.' Bunting Tractor Company 1126 Jefferson Avenue I i l 1 1 4r-4f RES. uS"4 pat. of. p. V- TRACTOR Tuesday, October 29, lJ2a Cm-k Kriiim'"'. M r. lioring.' state iha Heck, stale ami -Mrs. C. If. Miss 1 st'i'IT'liir.V, IHMl -Ml 1!.ll..e of ltoseberg. -Mr. ai jr is editor of the r clin. 'on Orange Hull- MoH of Maker county pom-ma officeis were visitors, among ineiu weie: WilMam Smith. master: Thomas Dearanger. overseer: Mi'H. L. K. Italley. lecturer: Mrs. It. K. .I-icobs. chaplain:' Mrs. -I. H. King, Heeretary: (I- ' I',''IiillH' treas inor: Kmll Tipji. irato keeper; Mrs. Tom Hearati'-U'r. flora. w from Hal I orot liy Wing vi II,. er county were .Miss Perkins. lecturer of L'rangcr Master Jesse Hrown and wife of Missouri y ini irianu'i-: Mollis, county, agricultur- Mr. and Mrs. H. .lacubs. Henry Ilartgerink and Mrs. John Kohner. of Wlngvilb. y Payette. Idaho was represented in the persons of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carico of Oregon . Slope gra nge. t) Mrs. O. C. Stephens of Ileppner. an active granger of .Morrow county, gave a report during die home economics conference of ihe work dial has been don,, and is being done by her county grange. The granges of Imnaha, Pleas ant drove. Alder Slope. Wolf Creek. Cricket Plat, all had large dt legations for the cadre llleej lllg. Mrs. Charles Hook of Wallowa county, had charge of the refresh incuts served at the conclusion of Ihe exi iupticatiuil of the si X I h de gree. -o- It was i-stlmal pie attended an the iKinqiict on The serving Wa targe comi:iuy d that H'lHl peo I were served at :aturday evening, in charge of a f grange womf working under th,. leadersllip ,1 Mrs. Frank Wright of the Hlief Ml. organization. 'I'he b.ituiUet was held at the Odd Fellows ball and was one of Ihe most enjoyable features of do- entire day. Jud Tunkms Jud Tunklti snys he never tost n friend, hut he h:is met several folks who started iu friendly, for business purposes. :ind afterward strayed olT 011 their own account. Washington Star. Amb'tion's Failing 'A wnr," Siiid Hi Ho, Ihc SiigO of Chinatown, "nniy-Illustrate how an atnhiliotis ,ii;in tnay desiro smne lliiup without knowing how in limn age It If ho .gets ii." Washington Star. "!m. ih, J. 11. Ueny ot Alio Iowa ills- the mixture. liii buiinui-i smuriiti)- tveiiiin n4 ..4!AJlL.!l.1ii!Pol.', vw-
