La Grande evening observer., November 05, 1929, Page 5, Image 5

uesdfty, November 5, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Pace Five
OVER THE VALLEY
Mabel E. Morton, Taller New Editor '
Phonea; Residence, S26-J; Office, Main tl
Start- MX -Mm-liine .
Henry Hermann, who operates
the Joe Carr" farm on (he Cove
highway, started work Monday
morning willi the big new Killefyr
chisel, und by noon time, wttii a
iiteat strip along the west side of
the field eing worked, completed,
Mr. Hermann was quite pleased
with Hit! operation of the machine,
and with the probublo reaulu of
the experiment which was thus
started. ' The five huge teeth in
the chisel were tittering up the soil
:it a depth of 22 inches, Mr. Her
mann figured, was suing way be
&v tiie pan and was breaking
through .that heavy crust without
throwing, H up to the surface. It
was stated yesterday afternoon
that it looked quite' feasible that
motet tiro' problems might be very
largely solved by-tho use of the
new-equipment and that the alkali
fotulition found in a tew places in
I he bis field might be remedied.
Tiie field which is being worked
thus will be permitted to ly until
spring when It will He disced and
a crop of spring wheat will then
he put in.
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Attend Meeting .
Ofi icon and members from
threo chapters of the Order of the
Eastern Star over the valley wore
in l.a CJrande Saturday evening at
tending the annual district meet
ing of the order, held in honor of
the presence of the worthy grant!
matron, worthy associate matron,
and other stale dignitaries. Mem
bers of the chapter itt Klgin -exemplified
th initiatory work, Un-
i(r&, ballotting, ami cove the in
troduction of distinguished visit
ors, 1, a, Grande opened and closed I
(he chapter and. gave the -floral de-
grec. The hoatcau chapter also :
nerved very delicious refresliments
at the conclusion of the evening. ;
(in to Other Valley
Mr. utfd Mis. Gilbert H tinier of
iiunter's. Lane were also among
those who drove to Portland to
take in the big livestock show, visit
friends and have a Tew days in
Western Oregon. .
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Mrs. ilobitsim Improves ,
Mrs. Maude Johnson of Pleasant
Grove, who has been having to
walk on crutches following a re
cent accident, is reported to be im
proving .'quite satisfactorily.
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Pomona -ii'ange '
Next Saturday 1 time for the
regular -.meeting uf the Union
county Pomona grange,- Blue Mt
Mibordlnyto is to be the host.
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IMedges
Miss Krunees MrKcnnon of near
Itnbler. daughler of Mr. and Mrs.
Ki-unk eKenuoii who is a fresh
liian t litis year at the Oregon Htaie
college. . hiis been pledged to the
lteta Phi Alpha, one of the leading
sororities on the Corvallls campus.
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Sunday fittest s -
Mr. and Mrs. I.loyd .Jones drove
over' from linker Sunday and were
guests at the home of her sister,
Mrs. W..A. Zurbriek and family In
the Moss Chapel neighborhood.
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Mother HI
. Mr. and Mr. Karl Park. of
Pleawtnt Grove were called down
to near The Utiles the latter part
of last week by word that Mrs.
Park's mother. Mrs. K. Murchison,
was taken with another spell with
her heart and was quite HI. Mrs.
Murchison hud accompanied Mr.
ami Mrs. John Murchison on
trip to Western Oregon but had
stopped to visit with some rela
tives this side of Portland, while
her son and Mrs, Murchison went
on into the city for the livestock
show. bale word has not been re
ceived of' her condition, but neigh
bors were expecting them home to-
ky. .
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ilnr- Sunday
lucst at the J. It. Fletcher
home near Cove Sunday were Mr.
fcnd Mrs, T, C, i.afid of La Grande,
Mr, ami Mm; Oil Wright of Per
ry, Mr. and Mrs. K. Lawson of
the Cuve.-Cnion highway and Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Miller of lower
Cove. -
Itetiirus Krom Valley
Mis. Oou liut'liinan of near AH
eel returned Sunday evening from
Wood burn, Oregon wli
been culled about ten days pre
ceding by the death of her aunt.
' and where she remained until af
ter the funeral obsequies. This i
death removes the last of the Btnn- j
ton family, pioneora in the Wllla- !
motto valley, and makes the third
death in the family of Mrs. Uuok
man'a late monther, within tt
twelvemonth. An aunt of Mm.
Ituekman died within that period
in Los Angeles, Mrs. Ituckman's
mother died in this valley about
threo months ago. and then this
num.
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Visits Old Home
Mrs. Lilian Shnfer returned last
weok from CI ranger, Iowa, whet;
site had spent about a monUi vis
iting among her brothers and sis
ters and other relatives in the vi
cinity of her old homo in the
Hawkeyo state.
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Kiijoys Slum
Mr. and Mrs, Clyde MeKcnxlo
nnd their son Glenn arrived home
Sunday from their stay of a few
days at the Pacific International
The; stay was marred only by the
fact that the dust from tha straw
etc. in one of the exhibition build
ings started Glenn's hay fever. Mr.j
MoKcmdu purchased a prise win
ning Hereford heifer front Montana
while in Portland, the animal to
bo shipped into the valley when
the car of club stuff- comes. .
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Home from Middiewest ,
Mr, and Mrs. George McDonald,
after a few weeks honeymoon
spent in. Ohio and other eastern
states, following their marriage in
Minneapolis curly in October, ar
rived in ;Um valley last week and
are -'at home at the groom's farm
in the Jowa neighborhood.
Go to .Seattle
' Mr. und Mrs. Tom Wuiislnger of
the Valeria district were starting
today In their 'ear for Seattle where
they plan to attend the sessions of
the national grange nnd will also
visit among Mrs. AVallsinger's rela
tives. They plan to be eon a few
weeks, the work at homo being left
in the capable hands of their sons,
Harold and Tom Jr.
scm-e, but this week Mrs. Jj. II
Fletcher of near the Cove is sub
stituting for her,
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To Initiate Sis
The Kebekah lodge at Hummer
vlllo at their meeting on Wednes
day evening expect to Initiate a
class of six candidates into the or
der. 4 They have been rehearsing
for the work for some time and
nru anticipating a fine evening.
Go to Idaho
Mr. and Mrs, it. S. Cumstock of
Mill Creek canyon are planning to
go to Idaho next week where they
will bo in, attendance at the cele
bration tr the wedding anniversary
of Mr, ComHtock's parents, which
comes on Wednesday the 13th.
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On Trl
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Muller and
son, Claire of near A Heel were
expected home today from a week's
trip up into Washington and in
Western Oregon. They went first
to Dryad, Washington to. visit
Mrs. Fuller's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. snd Mrs. Wayne Welch,
Wayne being a teacher in the high
school there. Front there, and
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Welch, they went down Into the
Willamette valley for a few days
stay, , . ;
Make Improvements
Some very fine improvements
nre being made on the H. 0,
Hoik farm east of Island City, A
new cement basement was recent
ly put in, which, added much to
the convenience of th homo and
now a,)eleo plant, of the correct
size to furnish light and power
necessary for the farm's operation
is being Installed.
Give Fine livening
Tho patrons of Moss Chapel
school, of which Miss Margaret
Mlehaelson is the teacher enjoyed
a Hallowe'en party at tho school
Friday evening, a fine crowd hav
ing been present. The first thing
of the evening was a program given
by the school children. H included
an opening song. "Jack o'timt
j erns" by the entire school, a Ula
I logue by He mice German and
j James, Trea nor, an exercise by the
j school and a playlet "Witches'
in iTninn vfefitni- nt tl, f i'ranits oy me senoa!. ..umrs aim
her parents and observing the bir- contests followed, fortune telling
thday of her father,1 Mr. Scotl. de one very thrilling mrt of this
j guised as a gypsy, telling all the
Celebrate Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. John Iahlstrom of
Moss Chapel celebrated their sixth
wedding anniversary Sunday while
was modern in every regard. Had ;
the fire occurred one night bite, j
according ta Mr. Dobbins, it would :
have been even more disastrous
than it waa, for on the nest day
he imd planned to put in the sheep
barn i0 head of his fine Hamp
shire sheep. Had tho fire occurr
ed that night thesa fine animals
would have been locked in and
their rescue would have been ut
terly impossible, Mr, Dobbins
places his loss ut around 15,00
above the insurance which he held.
Have Shingling He?
Willi Sanderson of Dry Ci-eek
is making a number of improve
ments on his place which ho is try
ing hard to complete before stormy
weather sets in. Friday a number
of relatives and neighbors went in
and gave him a lift and tha im
mediate job was completed. The
men worked out of doom while
tho women folks worked Indoors
and helped prepare "the big dinner
served at noon. In the party were
Mr. and Mrs. Hurt Oliver, PrtMS
Ptigh, Mr, and Mrs. Charles San
derson, Mr, and Mrs, Wayne Park,
Mrs. K. it. Long. Mrs, H, Sander
son and Mrs, Frank Woodeil.
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Joins Chain
The store of Johnny Wagoner at
SummerviU ttaa joined the Ued
and White chain of stores, as have
several others over th valley.
The store has recently been com
pletely remodelled, the furniture
entirely rearranged and tho whole
appearance greatly changed as well
as improved,
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Ivxteial Sympathy
Ail his friends In the valley '
an they are many, extern! their
sympathy to Paul Knauts of the
Iowa district in the tragic death
of his younger brother. Will
Knautz at Spokane lust Thursday
night, fallowing an nntomobiie ac
cident. A happy family reunion,
with, the marriage of the sister as
the event calling them alt together
whh completely changed by the
tragedy which occuVwd niy a few
days before tho tmte fr
wedding.
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Home Too
Mr. and Mrs. Louie StandWy and
daughter, Mildred, and son. Dale
of the Iowa district are home from
their stay of a few days in Port
land during the big show.
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fining Friday Xiglit
Members of the Cricket Fiat
grange will remember tin ir mcei
: ing night. Friday evening of this
; week, with election of officers as
the big Item of business.
CONSTRUCTS MODERN
POULTRY HOUSE ON
FARM NEAR ALICEL
An interest in and a liking for
the poultry business, as well as a
very successful experience la that
particular 1Ih together with IH
health which has made the heavy
work ef the farm entirely oat of
tho oaenUon, has resulted in an
expansion of the poultry end of
the game at the farm of lon liuek-
mun, near-Allcel. and the recent:
erection of a chicken, house which
seems to be the Jasi work la effie-!
lency along that Hun. The build
ing p up this summer is valued
uf about
While taking a iri over lo the
Willamette valley !&sl year for b.,
health, Mr. and Mrs. Hurhman via-'
ited all' the large poultry farina,
quite an industry in Ihnt valley. He
inspected the buildings very care
fully and was sure to note the feat
ures which ho thought were most
practical, most efficient and the
greatest labor savers, Mr. Uuek
miiii had, previous to that time
studied buildings and had decided
on the model chicken house as des
cribed by the Kawieigh people as
the start for his. Now tho building
Is completed,, bus been in use for
somi Unto and makes quite a plant
or itself.
The Jiouso stands ZuxlOD feet,
facing tho south. The entrance is
at the west end, where, one may
first visit tho basement, a cement
lined room 14x20 feet which is
used for stomge of roots. It is
trith ponHry; I canttcffi just t
down aiid fold my haK; even the
3 liave to be exfrpmety enrefut on
seeount of my bt'fflih. and thfs hi
something witictt has proved very J
profitable, .
-arts now Ending broadcast . freffi
Washington. Rut we hAvett't
frcurd anyone fib( to las a- tils a&uf
j in A, l-Uii. . - -
partly f ordinary window glass
and iwrty of the specially prepar
ed screen ginss giving the benefit
of the violet my which has found
to bo so beneficial not only else
where, but has also been tried out
on the Hurkiuau form. Tho win
dows a re ait hung o pulleys so
that thy oil muy lie Jilted tasjljr
Uimning the entire tawtft m this
building above the nvriv of win
dows is an open-spare probably- 12
or 15 Inches uidt. This wli! be
covered with canvas or other heavy
material during tho colder weath
er. In addition to Urn windown.
there is a very carefully worked
out ventilating system, so arranged
that ihero a fine i-lrculnl&a of
air, bat turned away from the
rofiBis completely, s that thJ
chicKens will never h& bit by a
dmft.
The hoards und the nests are of
the most modern construction and
arrangvd so that they ran b easily
denned. A Lowdcn litter carrier
w hich runs the eomphde Unglh of
the balbiiug has been Instalb'd and
this ends outside tlw buildlag at
tbo cam end, and damps immed
iately in tho manure spreader.
Tho building is !!&htid w'llb rlce-
trteltj the Hghla burning each
evening until dght o'clock, but are
not turned -on ! tho utornins. Mr
Huckntn cnnHder at a lator date
the tstullMhm oi a bual water
system, whieh fwilt elltnlnato the
l.uaehran for vtRtttti
A spat factory mis jns? beejt -bhshfd
in Knrtsus C;tv .'Mo.
Eiere'a a spa? factory at fteffof
not;ttt
l.Tk If
iJum
YfFU can moke ynur Teed (trope g
flne-lhJrl fartijsriij'irdinffitlteEBiftUt
m. W-W Hammer-Type Feed Crutder
Tia W-W prim! and nfiH ererpr
iliin from the ground up with iib-Vaia
tptxHi Rcparett-W or isgrtbrr, 6 r
coarse TurD fodder ttlfttl(t er oe
chstffQ nutrittoui mLxed food
t h&t s third more feeding vctue t
Home From Fuir
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Starr of Hun
ter's Lane are home from their few
days stay in Portland nnd i short
visit around their former home at
Hermiston.
Purchases Farm
Acquaintances of Lewis lirandt,
formerly official tester for the Un
ion - Wa 1 1 o .va Co u n ty 1 a fry Herd
improvement association, and lat
er the Wallowa county association, ;
will bo interested to know that ;
Mr. Hrandt has returned to Kast-1 Cifvhig Pie Social
ern Oregon and bus purchased The i', T. A, of Iinhler in giving
what is known us tho M. O. Court a pic social this Friday evening at
ney ranch purchased not long Wade hall to which tho public is
past, present nnd future that one
would care to know, Hefreshments
consisting of doughnuts and cider
were served.
Ketm-n Home
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Karon and
son. Hobble arrived home Krida
from their week's visit la Pari la ml
spent visit ing wit h Klixabolh
Huron Sutton and family and tak
ing in the big show.
sinco by Jay Dobbin of near Jo
seph.
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1 tt urn From fort land
cordially invited
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1-mtcrtalas Guild
Airs, J. K. Fletcher entertained
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Mr. and -Mrs, Oren Wagoner- the members of the tiuild hatur
aro among those who have recent- day afternoon at her home near
lv returned from a trip to Port- i Cove, with i4 members and out
land. Mr. and -Mrs. Wagoner, for- guest, Kthel Hansen of island. City
meriy residents of the valley are! present. There were four tables
home on s for bridge Airs. J. J. jrnadwiea
j making high score and Mrs, C. K.
1 Uiwson winning the consolation
prize. . Mi-s. iletulicr served dur
ing the afternoon. ;
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now located In their
Ninth street.
Makes Short Visit
Kusseil McKennon, Junior at the
state college came home Saturday
and visited very briefly with his t Visit Friends
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mc-j Mr, and Mrs. Otho Kckersicy, f
Kennon. driving his Ford buck to I Portland, beloved pioneers of the
Corvalikt .Sunday. He was accom- t valley, w ho are spending symo time
panied as far as Portland by his ; at Hot Uike were guests over the
aunt, Mrs, Hurry Fisher, who will I weekend at the home of Mr. and
spend a few days In that city. J Mrs. Frank Conley on tho Cove
o I highway.
To Serve Dinner 1 o
The Ladies Aid society of Hie Over From PcndlcUm
Island City community church are; Mr. ami Mrs. C, I. Richardson
Cliff pore
ll Millions
TREAT
COLDS
DIRECT
-C.ACH year more and mora
people give up the old, indirect
way of treating colds by"dosing"
and turn to Vicks VapoRub.
Just rubbed on, Vicks med
icated vapors are inhaled direct
to the air-passages, and, at the
Sdrne time, it acts direct
'.hrough the skin like a plaster.
Thi3 better way of treating
colds originated with Vicks a
Generation ago.1
Today.thewhole
trend of medical
practice is away!
from needless
"dosing," and
there are Over
26 Million Jars
Used Yearly."
jars used
yearly
V
s
drove over from Pendleton and
spent the weekend at the home of
Mrs, Itlehardfon's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. L. Mlrd at the Cove,
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Climb Itoojiter Peak
Cecil Hermann. Mildred WunlHU
Peggy and Georgia Leo Walters
nnd Tony Frost made hp a party
or young people from bdand City
and tin neighborhood cant of Is
land City, who hiked up Uooster
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Park nnd j Peak Monday. Tony Frost lias re
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woodell of oenHy come Into the valley front
Ktiiiimprviiii! druvo to Kmhrrant I Craabrook. Canada, and finding
announcing another of their splen
did community dinners" such us was
enjoyed last year fur Tuesday eve
ning, November 12 at the church.'
Tho invitation Is extended to all
residents of that place to plan to
come, bring their contribution to
the pot luck supper and enjoy the
fine program which is being pre
pared. 0
Springs Sunday to see tho ruins
of the log lodK(i on the state park
(rounds recently destroyed by fire.
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Hou-o Hums
Ijist week tho dwelling house
on the David Leo place in the Wolf
i 'reek neighborhood ma r Nort h
Powder was completely destroyed
by fire, the origin of which bus not
yet been determined. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Jones occupants of the
place were absent from home at
the time, and neighbors rufdting to
the scene of the fire as soon as it
was discovered were unable to
save more Elian a very few articles,
Sinee the fire, friends and eifixens
of North Powder and surrounding
country have given Mr. and Mr.
Jones u number of showers pres
enting them with clothing, furni
ture, supplies etc to start
again.
work hero decided to stay. It will
b0 remembered that hi brother
lived and worked in La Grand' for
several month und died here some
than ago following injuries re
ceived In an auto accident on the
Cove highway.
half mica now wun ine crop i provmm of water for the birds is
uiuiiKt ti i noewwarw at present. inner
which will provide g'en food dur
ing tii winter .months. On the
main floor just inside the door i
tho grain room, with a great bin
for storago of wheat etc. The first
large room Is tho brooder room,
next a room for ths baby chicks
and beyond that tho two largo,
rooms for. Ui& older birds. The
building was built to accommodate
lotto chickens,
The lighting syslem has been
very carefully worked out, . with
windows all along the south front.
are found to b& of practical beno- a
tit. ' ,;
J!r. Huekiawn already has an'
eleciHe bi-ooder 1 his old brooder J
house. This m of a.-iouu eatca
ouiiiclty and has given vary good
service, This may bp jwnpieifleiit-j
ed by-another amcblne late:
Iasi spring Mr. Huekmaii pur
chased baby chicks, a plan which j
be thinks is tho safe! and most!
economical in this atmtry He ;
secured K00 White leghorns f ram j
tho Pacific butchery at Taitseut, j
JT I'lymoalh Jiocks from Haleml
and 2S IJlack Anemum, Washing i
bad been busy there all day. and
bad been one of the sneakers at the
banquet on Saturday evening, when these three breeds rivHop side by
the boys and girls were special; fide during ines memns ms uocii
guesis He waa widely known m J very inierosllng, Mr. Uuekman
this section of the state. He died, any, but ni Ihe end of -the time,
suddenly at his noma in Portland j he is convinced that tho leghorna
early Sunday morning. 5 j are the ones vhich mill bo most
o ' j stiHoble for an industry mieh aa
KOtra Idttlo IUtter , ! he hope to operate. Tho pMlleta
are laying piify row. tsu-y
have been fed separated milk and
buttermilk in addition to : grain
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EkjtaiC!
1 B - . S ru
MM i. , AAW'i
&:2wr- mm 8 -
mmm imi li feed - :,
Nnrsbig at flip Ijkt Mrs, Lyle Wilson who was taken
, Miss Clara I'Vies, i-cghdercd to La Grande for medical alten
nnrse, who ha been In the valley tion front her home at 3mhlrr re
visitlngher parents, Mr. and Mr, j eeived some relief there, it isre
Henry Kris Hr of near Pleasant ! ported -ami has been token back
Grove, Is nursing at Hot Luke. to her home. According to reports
o the rpiief was only temporary and
Klett Officers i her friends aro hoping that per-
Ai the meeting of ifJeasant ; manont benefit may soon be had.
Grove grange held Saturday eve-j - 11. Q
itlnt ! Inliii I owirf wit si it't4d nuts-I 1...
let- of the subordinate for the com- A)I addition' To"1 he cnittb w Jost.-IMioe
Ing year. Thws. to be associate;! . jmv har fnd5H. satvH m SOmo "1V 1
with him serving in the wvpral 1 of the improvement which John imamsslmt but -Nn we dlseov
capaciiies were cliom-n a foiious , We11s ln mnMns on h,B hmnQ 1 d that wo ihe
William Jiuli, ovracer: J. i. Wood- , J(Ja , lhe valcrw district daring , hou,w iof UA U 5 f 1,m5T
M .wk- Jifrs. Minn WlandUv. lec-,i,i i u..M.4h i easily rom-nea na-nrn nave n
K.1 Sinn ilnnr-kwiwr: Cal . , o muH'Uity 9inrv i iika worn
liilly Itobbs,
besides what they gaiher.
Mr. UneUman is very enthnabis
tic over bla prospects, espelaliy
since ho has been o sueeefftil n
bis first poultry operations We
have to learn with ehlcki'ns the
sfiine an in any other Hue," saM he.
"When we first moved into the
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GRINDER
Powerful RIGID hammer do
1 mark an tha VSr-W. Thev da m
quicker, better jtb of grinding
no Mirrs, gears or Knives to woric
lKwe or cause expensive traubt.
Fifteen years of mmettful tBrvic
en thousands affarmi everyirhfrt
has proved the V- W to' be iht
icorld's greatest feed grindef. Htt
Tim ken Topercil Bearings, .Alt
mile Lultriestioa and Kockwood
Pulleys, - ' k -
There Is a W-W to fit every
purpose. Kino ditTorcCTt . suses.
Self-feeder can le furnwheei.
Blower r Elevator equipment.
' the W-W wUl Etuke )M
issey sb year farm: Oil better iUti Jet..
vour ovt n fri aiid oii7 own fower.
W, H. BOHNINKAMP CO.
turerj
ateworu: 11 tiy p nc( hhimi -.,.JIMfrs Df ih
valley were
ard: 1.vo,m VrU-x, '".fjln Lndlcton yMlrrfay and today
I itttendinjr the annua meetinj; of
IiHona, tVrcs and Flora iona . Drvf,Qn ilcokwpcJW I
mwtcii, wne wwrn uion. in tumUon to tho diseu--
l,cwis. The meeting Saturday pvc- , iQn Qf fBc3ns lhin JJnB
nlnir M;a followed by an oid-llmo , of ,ndui(lry u iirQtsmor frem 1l(3
Halloween party with many of the, fimm, t,coilomk.s druartment of
tlm state college was to ajwak or
members nrewent in costmnes.
There was dancing and other
forum of amusement,- Cider and
doughnuts were served late In tho
evening
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$tossihiiitk-s of a wider use of this
nrodaet. "
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Home From lmn
Mrs. K. A. Austin of near Sum
mer vlllo has retorned to her home
whh from Jowa where she was eajvd a
Mrs. Miller III
Masters Honored Tomorrow
lftst MasU'i's of Hhie Mi Uraiwe
will bo honored In the res o hu
mecting to be held tomorrow. Tin
meeting is nnnomieed for li
o'clock, with dinner at noon.
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Takes ln.itbin
Miss Kdilh Johnson of Cove lts
taken a position at ihe liol iJikc
Kuiiatorium. accortling to reports.
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lr'iarbig t ithnlld
Ashes and debris have been prac-
o.vcr j tically all removed from the site
of tho ruins of the fine Mg imrm
on tho Jim Dobbins place near 1
Gntndn completely destroyed by
Imtr Hnsiijcss
Homebody and their ear
rectienlzed expects to llvi off . ,, -i'tk4 ae !jv Hie sudden death
the fat of the land this winter : of J)(,r rather, l, e HktU of Indian I
without having worked for It. J'ro-s o!j(i sa-a.
dure f various kinds has jit beca Viv soritil-
diKiippenring in n certain section Tho Inddor Viinwi-Tearlscra aa-j
out east of island City. Over Ht j sot-iation a IH give a pie social and j
weekend uue a gowl supply f J etitertiUamem In Wade hall r rl
nice fresh H-inter vegciabU-s uaHjtar evening, NromlHr S. An in-j
lUlli lil Hill lm wis oiw-i' ...... n?it.siJH piS't'lH ( t'K m:tt
fstv sit tlif tieore Salisbury gar- 1 n i Mtil Kin rii tin- J eitrbl o'clock.
dens and took all the carrots which j After u(e prognim -the pies will!
were being dug and bad just been j m, KOb3( Koine snuppy sumesi havi
topped, took a snppjiy of apptc.4 1 K,cn arranged to. complete ibt
from lien Gekelers and not to l 1 evening, "The I. T, A. eslends
partial tok the snwashes front the 1 u mrdlal Invitation lo eoic out
J. A. Ilolinan farm. The rarrot nnd enjoy a social evening. If you
were jus! being dug ami topped at j n1Ve a grouch, bring U along w iilt
tilisbury'B and the harvesters bitdj,, Hliiji fM-emise to re-
gono into the houso for dinner , ,,ye ymi Qf boJi."
when the iheit took place. They j 1 1
were all gone when tin return was j
made to the garden after dinner
was finished. KuHshnry's bad a
lively garden this year, one oi
which they were especially proud.
Hut it seemed to lntre made other 1
people's month's water, too. Thefr j
cubbngn texeejU Use smalt amount j
they had lined along) has walked 1
off, also. Tbene people who put j
in bang and bach-breaklng hours j
on gardens this la.st season, fall lo!
see anything vrry funny In alt thK
o i
Itegrcj Heath j
Young people feoiH the vJIcy
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A SEASONABLE
RECIPE
a sbaso.n'Ahij;; Hi; iiii:
iiHimtm Cnrnmel ll
Two caps milk,
fine tahieapoon laaple syrup.
Three-fourths cup brown sugar.
Two pfblespoofis cornstarch,
TWO
One teaspoon vaaM'a.
To or throo bnnanaH.
fnt ndJh and mapki yrHp In
top of double boiler. Hlf( sngar
attending tho 1'aeffk' Jnttrimtionai and eornntawh tog tber. rtir la
the pitst weeii tiH repreentfivc8 i milk end cook until it easts the
f the 4-11 clubs and the I'lit nr j spoon, laat egg yolk llahlly.
farmers of America reutiy regret- - mir Into the iiiixtitro and cook one
ted th sudden death of C. , J tijinidis HHr in vaniHa. When ens
tilgfioux on Kunday morning njtard has wwied, add sliced ba nan
week ago. s Mr. tlisnoiix. who w.is: uh and pour into baked pie sdielt.
atffintffnt sapei vljtor of Kifrie!tiir over top with meringue made
for the Cnton iueifk wuh in dim go from th egg whites and brown in
of rnitrond fbildf at tb cltflH. nvt-n.
CridndM of Mi-s. Carmen Ihinlel i fire almost two weefcs airo. Mr.
Miller of lower Cove regret very i Iwmins planM to r-hulld. 'Hte story
mtieh her Illness of all last week
and so far this week, which lias
detained her at her home: I-it
summer while working in the gar
den, Mrs. Ml Her was bit by a rat
tle snake on the back of her hand.
Hho has been continually under
the doctor's care ever since, but
that Mr. lobbls lost two large
and commodious barns in the
conflagration tells only a part of
the story. One of tha Imildings
destroyed was the lame sheep latin,
In w hich w ete incorporated severs!
features, which made the barn tie?
goat for several caravans of sheep
during the lat ten days, the mem- j ralcers. extension pectaHfts etc
her has become much orw again
and daily trip to !-a Grande have
been necessaty. the Injuries and
the treatments being very painful.
The school at .AlUcl w. cloetd
from ail parts of the state. Mr.
Iobhins bad worked out various
feeding Hrratir mtms on which lie
had been urged to curv the prj
icttbm of, .0 patent, o5rnrli.ial
Portland Boise Auto Freight, Inc.
Daily Express Service Between
Portland and Boise
Bonded Insured Carrier
FRANK HARI11S, Local Mgr.
Teiniinal ' ,
Phone Main (599 131") Wash. Ave,
When the shovel is working in narrow qtiariers
when the tractor has to turn in its own length
when big loads have to he got out in a hurry
when there's to be a bonus for uninterrupted
work-and when there's sand to walk over and
mud to ride through-it's a "Caterpillar" Joh-and
MOST JOBS ARE LIKE TIIAT-On dirt-moving
jobs money is saved and money made with "Cat
erpillar" tread and traction.
Bunting Tractor
Company
1126 Jefferson Avenue
TRACTOR
VAPOR UB
Ut.t week tl'tripK I'lUuua . r 'W j
r ibt-i pH-ata.vd. 2 be h