La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 31, 1929, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextJ Tuesday, Dcci'inlicr ill, lt2!) LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE." Page Seven 1 OVER yre Neiir liilnn v -Hie 1ui-k dwelling hoiiHo on the K J. Mhrlln plnce on tho highway lictivp'-n Cnlon and Cove was eom iiletH)' destroyed by Gi nt about 4 o'clock yesterday morning. No otic ftii! livlnir In the house n i the , tiitiu and the origin of the fire h unKnown. Tin properly, until re cently. wiiK owned by Mrs. K. J. Morlin. hot had peon sold to F. u. tfaKniier r 1,1 A strong ttind and " wutcr facilities made It impniwlhlt to cheek the fire, though lt W11M ,te,tt ir0"' Kpl'eadlng Am oilier buildings. Tito lo.su has imt yet heeii estimated. ; --o - , ;VWi hi City I Mr? Mnrjorlo Woodell of Itry (Jveek has been spending her ; jphrlHtnmH vacation in Iji Grande Sit the honiu of lier brother-in-law i,l niftier, Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry p-'riex. Iry Creek school, which jjlio attends has two weeks vaca tion. The teacher, MJIss Margaret Skill l visiting her sister In western Sireimn during;. her vacation. Piimlly Dinner ," .!- ami mVh,:F. w; Hinukins nnd . pi rp. Hnedoltc,K V.Mch. " Hawkins jjinotlier'uf the 'CovpFnlon: highway jjiie ron'nt goost;- on Ch rJt nmti. at tho Jiome of. -Mr. and Mrs. Wn Iter Vo gel near I nion, Mrs. Vdgol. being ; i.MrM. Hawkins' daughter. Mr, i JSmdeker remained for n weekend ! 'visit. ' ' . " . , . 0 . VoiillK , ' llohort Duncan, Ksii.', youns son of Mr. and Mrs. ltay Duncan of int'ar the Cove spent Friday, In J .a (iiaixln, the i Clrande Hlorei! hav ing occupied mow. of his aUeution. o . -Heifer Calves There in xvcM reJoieliiK1 in Die J. Mills family near Covu over two Utile baby heifer born to J'Xoblo-' JtoK;irli' ijilielhi," .Sntur i day. Oeceinber 21. TIiIh cow Ih a ! reordered Jersey Heven years old j fun! belong lo MIhm loroihy. YVJhen J a yountr calf she was nought for ! Unrothy Tor her club work. Her i mother in "l-JiKelle Noble Hosaire" I and her sire, "U'iRdle Nobel Pern" ! ami ounui from tho dairy of 10. J,. Power at '('n tidy, .'costing $1i0 when . only a very Miiall calf.- Tilts Is her fourth lactation period; her first calf was u heifer and then there tvoro iwc male-calves, one after the other and now twin heifers. This J cowls one of the hitih producing! cows ,oi: the Mills dairy testing When tresb li plus and when nearly dry !) pine, Her first calf is now I inllKinir and Ivim nrornisc of being bun good os her mother. Sho also ias a heifer, calf i-'Nftlle Hosaire UiHelle" is a Pinall type of cow and has never won many prizes at the . stooii snows, out sue is now prov ing her worth and is the pride of I Mlt's Dorothy's heart. ! ' -- ; J'in'ds rnny 8hccp (reorge (Jray of Lower Cove, Is j feeding a la,rge band of sheep on , the Stanton ranch near the Hempe j school. -t o . ; ' .. Chapter Install;- a lllim Mountain chapter, No. 02 of gthfl Elgin, Oregon Order of the K'astern Star held joint Installation &vith the Masons Friday evening at lhe Miiponlc hall. With Mrs. Mil Id red Osborne as. Installing officer gfor the Star, thv fullowintc. officers ivere Installed: Josephine Harris, worthy matron: T. ,W. Drown, 'worthy patron: Martha Huchanan, j,TissocInto matron; Hi v. Vllllains, associate pntron; I. F. "Weiss, sec retary; Kiritna lilce, treasurer; .elui 1 teed, v -conduotress; Kullth ,Maston, associate conductress. The 'following: officers wero appointed J-y the new worthy mairon: Lizzie Willis, chaplain; Mildred Osborne. tni-Hhal: Margaret Williams, ot itjanlft; Cerle Wagoner. Adah; Cora -Itug, Uuti; Mollle Allen. Ksther; YUd.-t liuoy. Martha: Wanda Arunl, ;Ktecta; Bessie Wcfltenukow, ward-, fer; Hrtha Terpany .sentinel. At t he close -of the installation, Mrs. :.f)Hbornc. the past worthy matron Jwas presented with a past worthy 'matron's Jewel In token of the love ;and appreciation of her splendid Vork during the past, year. Mrs. (Osborne responded with a very Pleasing address thanking the chapter for their hearty coopera tion which they showed during the past year. T. N. mown, past worthy palrn was also presented with a vry handsome gilt in token or his excellent work during the pan year. At fi:3M o'clock a sump tuous banquet was served to 1-5 members and friends. 0 Weekend ;nSt M.is3 Dorothy Sinutz had for her puest during tho weekend Miss lather Matin, a. student at the 'Kastern Oregon Normal school. Jlss Haun's honv Ih near Salem. lowly Dinner Mr. nnd Mrs. Uert Spenri-r and 'daughters, The-1 ma and Marjurie of ia Orande, and Mr. and Mrs. Oi-orge Hughes and smis, Albert and l'at. were iruests of .Mrs. Oeorge Cek. b r and Mr. and Mrs. M Win ILixtr Wednesilay when thew en tertained at a lovely Christina din ner at their home. Ile.l and gre n. tie. h axon's colors, were used fw tins taltltt decorutions. The home win also decorated in a Chrlsnuns th me. Following olnner, mulc '! visiting were the diversions. o Maruenide I'urty The iiinsqui-raile part at Sntn iHiivik tec. 27th wrih well at t' m.t d with many piert nt from l-h-in and La Grand.? as well o KummervilP; and vicinity. The first prlxe for men was wcn by Miles WnodH! of Iiry Creek who was 4tmc(1 JM incle Hum. The flrft l Ue for ladle was won by Hiss '"rniece Slack, as an Indinn maid. To comic piixe waa taken by liif toa SLick of Ktgln. THE VALLEY Mabel E. Morton, Vallrj News Editor Fhoneas Residence, 826-J; Office. Main lxwo line Cow " Mr. and Mrs. 1!. K. Musiek re mourning tho loss of a purebred Joivoy cow, that died Thursduv morning, while tlm MmirU's were away e.-lobmtiiiK Christmas day tho two cows thai comprise their entire herd helped themselves to the grain nun uiii a nnim human d ill " "" II. w mm i t- Mtislel.-1 t......A.i .i , . ' in ri'CUVITU '" ono (tlwlr Ihhi Thurwtuy inninlnif. oni') Ul.-.l .Miikcs Visit Hoy WuIIh, who liven mar ICcho. ru me to HUirkcy for u visit ovnr t'lirlNtnuiH nt tlw htnnp o( his lrothr.ln-liiv una slslur, Mr. iin.l -Mis. 1!. K. Thoiniis mill to hoc cmo rlnlly Ms olillilrfii who livo with .Mr. nnd Mm. Thoiniis. Wick nt IIoiimw. Miss Av.1 Woo.l Miss Avu Wooilcll who traohPs ! thv l.ono Star school kpqiu llflP I wv.'k's viiratloi at hiiMiom.i if liry ! . iroK. IU .school su.rt. il ifKiiin r.lllnm- Tomorrow Tlio I'i'BUUlrr.iiii'Otliis or lilo liliii; ! .Mmintalu'. tsruiiHo- will he held lit tloj.Ji.'lH.toriioiTo'.'A pot luck. din ner. will be served, at'noon. ' (Vuelaihs Visit Mrs. Unary I.nenniir return.-. 1 diliiiiK tho weil.eiMl tn her home nt (MUil.ly riei;k after havlim- spent Several ituys over Christmas nt the ' i"'r,'"l'''l l-edbeiter lioine. Khe wait l - "l;anl''rt by the Misses Alice intitf Hnoi I-.-niKor Kooehow.Ciilna. Mls-a Dlnur hud never before seen show and the' eight or ten inchen that covered tho' ground in that Vicinity were, thc. causi' for great jjierrlinenl on her' part. Miss Ding' says: that (Snow , agrees fiultc -well j with her Inuiglnaiions regHnllug it, with :the exci'ptinh that, she had! never' thought about It being cold'. . Miss Ding said that once when a; Fnuill child, ,her. mother took her clear to 1'ctving to see snow which U common In Ithat part of China, but during the journey- It turned warmer, and by tthe limts they reached the city, the unow had all I disappeared and she was keenly uiMiiuHimiiMi. jiisH iuug ;,s a grau ii ate student at O. S. t . Chrlstnuis In La Grande , -Mr. and Mrs. .Miles Woodell, Ava, Mnrjorlo and. I.loyd of Dry Creek, spent Christmas- In la. (Irandc at the home. of her mother, Mrs. I.lllio linker, ?-t04 X. Depot street.. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wloodell, sons MitrshHll and lKmild and daughter, JHuia Marcja and .fiss LVefj'n Lo ot J laker wero there also. o To Walla Walla Sunday- Mr. uml Mrs. Charles Smut, and two children. Walter ami Dorothy and Mrs. Snnitz' parents, Mr. and Mis. Wall'-r Hepper drove to Wal la Walla Sunday and spent the day with .Mr. H'epper'a sisler, Mrs. Hose Corbett, v,hois there front her Cali fornia home visiting with her dn lighter, Sfrs. Hazel Martin and family. Feeding Mmii Stwk " For a distance of five miles ex tending from Cnioo down Cath erine creek large bands of sheep and beef cattle are. being fed M present. Fine w;eather and the wol lows along A he creek which fur nish protection from, storma make this section Ideal for winter feed ing. Stockmen are feeding heavily now nnd there seems to be plenty of hay in the. valley at present. Un less the winter becomes very severe, and lasts too long, stocituien ininK iraver," song bv the small uiiis In and Mario and son l.yle or near there will be enough fed to carry. Ml.t )rton.H tlaHH. ..vt.n. Ho lbip-.i Allcet drove (o .Muddy ('reek Sun-tho- stock, through In good shape, i . . )MiHmI,11!1U .. untt,r ,,, . .,,., ,n HIM..i nu. (iny visltlmr their liHTP ardVMi,i"."" r...v,. . .v. h tho creek owned by William . iin, S. .Miller, Wiillum Hawkins, j Hert Knight, O. M. C'rOMlund, John I'eterson, j.- i-.. i.mose. .u..i... Willlam ogel anu Arini wean. . asioc m m, Harlan Koger's class of girls: can dairy stock about 20OU beef cattle. ; .. Am V(, V, , mm, J( i-..iu. t..A l.v It,.nunii ItrnU .. . .. . irv being fed by Hviihom HroH., Hen h (us . Pros., . Kd liosewell and Hob French of Cof S. K. Miller, John Chadwlck. Andy Kllioti. J. C. lAiy of the Park and Jake Lnnlus. ItctHins to Work Miss Myrtle handler, who who leaches in the Portland schools has been having her Christmas va cation al the home of her parents near Klgln. She returned to her uachiiig dt lea Sunday evening. 0 IurrhiisC! lnii C li. Lawson of the t'nlon-Cove. highway, haa relenlly purchased th Phil Miller place known as the old Taylor place In SllKh Valley. I rartun-rt Wrist Lot Klmer of Klgln ia suffering from a fractured wrist, il Is re ported. o Calendar for Ktli"ol The following contribution is an interotltiK one. "Historical calen- ,nrr. i.repellted by tin? Gruildo Itun.le Meut 10. are to lie seni om jr. .,nil Mtrs. Keller St rlim tn the rural schools hy county sup- ),aiu and family who have reeenl erintendent K. A. Kayre for the en- ( ,y n)llVe.l front ImhU r to u i itli h cnurUKeiiient Of 'i'atrlotislil and ,,n j,!,.,. Slope near Knterprise. I.HW-al.ldlnif cltiz' nshlli.' 'The He- j o sinning of the ltepuhllc1 is the pie- :,nerlnliieil nt Dinner turc on the large calender which Is alHiut fivu feet long and three feet ... ..in .....I - uttmellve wide, aim m iii.. - ideturu fur any class room. Hie, tileturi Is of iieoro Yasiiin'" ,,.,.1 iher historical flKUris und bears the caption 'lie promised to. lead us In peace aa he. hud led us In wur. He made that promlm good, let us emulate Ills noble ex ..nmte Those few words IilfKht he rend to apply to our own limes and our own t'resident Ifoover. whoso work at the present time: l to lead us In peace us uiu i-res.,.,-(n Wilson in wur. Mor and more lite feelini.' of pece and brotherly love ('tween pul'ple, couniry aim n..- lions Is being ' stressed In the 87 schools when' wo haw the making or the proper foundation for good j cPUcm-hip." 1 o ! 1 1 mne for Yilt Miss Lois ,i:wsnri wlm, Is leech ing at Hoipiiniu, Was'i., Is. spend- ! lug a two wiM Us vaeathni at homo u ll t I II I-' i ... .. .... ......... n' ' '""'i "isn- i lit a tonsil up- rr-.l .in t I ., .........i t....i.i.... I In l-:iKln ; .Mr. ami Mrs. l-'uy 'I'atncris went ' tn i:iKln lo mu-'iit! cin lHtmnH ut tiu j C. Ohxnii hllm1 tlipri'. .Mr. raim;i'lH ' l-illlrtii'd Wi'tliU'silay cvi'iilnif Inti' lnt; Mi'. Taiiu'rlM until Suiulny with 1 her paionls. Mia. 'hiim rls Is tin' Kalnola school ti'ili'ht'i'. o I'llll' lllli'k i .ll'. F. W. Hawkins, llvlni; nrar' It'flVf llllk I'ttlil' ...U'...l ll.l.ll ! noin hit son, (ilcn f.h liai-.lson ut 'J'llmOr Vllltl-V. Allii.rt.'l I'titmih who s.iiii hi. wub Jiwt latok lioiii u linntliifc trip mill hail hriiiiKhl In u I'i.'i iMjuml bui-k. it.fivi' point, pti-, Ict-t iit'iKl, ami Is huviiiK ilu- liwiii of it IT.iMinti'cl. llh'il l tool ilri'KH. : Inii" lor the Inni.'rl'olil Oil Dl'lllini? company in Turner Valley. o, On Snake HI ver , j . Mr. and Mrs. Fred' Myers who fanned tho old Stantlou ranch a few years ago are now located on a ; ranch on tho Snake river. They ( were i:i I'nion recently and attend- ' ed the Comhiercial Hub dance. Mr. ', Myers said they raised iiomi tur- ! key the past year. Their daughter. Marjoiie is attending the academy In I laker. j -o- j 111 ' j Harry Schwebko who farins. I ho. ) i)(Sl.iiy 'ranch near Jl'ot Lake is re.-' ported 111 at the (Jrnnde llonde hos- ' pltal. ' N. . ' : Have l-'ino VLMlt j . Miss. Frances Kelly, leacber nf the Wlllowdale . neiund returned ! home Sunday from I'ortlaud where I he spent -her Christmas vacation.' I Sin- win; acronipanied to the city ! by her mother, Mrs. W. C. Kelly and her brother. (Jlenn. They were 1 the guests -of relatives and friends while In Cortland. ; Pay UMdcmis ! Dividend checks totaling $;ouo ; were recently delivered to patrons of the Fastern Oregon Dairymen's association according to H. J. NU-l-i : son of Colon, one. of the directors. Kadi year a fund Is .set aside for ' the necessary running expen.scH : and at the end of that period, if ;,iuere i:: a resume, tt is reiorned to, "(ho patrons alongTiifTT 'TtrherfaT i dlx idcnds. j n ' lHp-K of 'Itirkoys ( JkHrs. Leonard Hillings has dis posed of her flock of turkeys re ceiving better than top price for the birds. For several years, M rs. Hillings has raised ma ny Hu ke'ys. but, has decided to go out of Hie turkey business, as she says they (the turkeys) have taken too much of a social turn." visiting all the near neighbors and even calling at the depot and grain elevator over In tow n. 1 l ine Program The Christ mas prngi-nm at tho : Methodist church at Cove, where the ltev. W. A. Winters is, the pas- tor has been described as one of (In. best they ever produced. Il follnws: Invocation, ltev. Winters: song by the Junior Sunday school: i "Tho Christmas Story." a tableau; 1 The Christmas Dolls", hv the tinv' tQtH ,n MrK An,,;.K. l,,.,f(s: ..A u.r,1(,,,UP ,,oys m(1 KrlH Mrs. Koger and Mrs. Towle's classes: iantnm,lu, hv axine Con!eV. ,u coinpanied by Hmh lliirtley'aing- n "Htar.of the Fast" sung bv lo mo i.east or rncsc," ennractcrs. Martin, the old cobbler, George Chad w hie Stephen, the street weeper, Hussell Paige; the poor uoiiiau and her child. Clara Kob erls and Sarah Urothers; Soldier Ahuon Geiss. small boy and ste tera, Clamlio Haker and Jean K.o ger; street urchin. Jack Paige; ap ple vendor, (Jraco Ha (icy: the Kalend singers, the young folks of the Sunday school, the Jewish girl. Kloiso Witty: tin closing number was a ming "Message So Wondrous Sweet" by chorus. The presents were distributed by Santa Clans '(George Chadwlck) anil six clowns, I-aVon Koger, Clapdie Hnker. Lewis fJeisrt, Virgil Chadwlck. Kdmund and Alvln Lee Miller. Day lit lioine - Mr. ami .Mrs. Kranklin Wells of tthe Valeria dlstrlcl drove to Cove I'lirlstllb-iK und spent the day with her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs, lt. I. Hurker. Mr. nnd Mis. Duiker had most of thelr.ehlldren al home, the others cornlnir Irom a distance he- m,., .,n,i t-;. .;, i hanill "r vnj imrth of Hluln nave a lovely .ii .-.1...I u .i.... i i ... i.uiuer . ..iiriii.i. w..,. ......m - , their guests. Mr. and Mrs. I'harl.s i"nanillr ot in flnni'le. Mr. ami , Mr. I.loyd I handler and family, i Miss .Myrtle fhamiiei' or I'oriiand j and Mrs. Mary Chandler of l;iKin. : On line Trls . . j Mrs. l-Vaiik Conley and Iter sons Onint and Merrill und dinmhler Muxlne, whose trip l.y auto lo Call-I forma was l.arcly mentioned, left nursuay niornimc. i ney pii'm n-ii i0 attend the hk itame Haturd.iy hetween Stanford nnd the Navy and ,e uar. any iil nieninr nt l-usadena lictwcen Southern Call- fornla nnd Hie rnver.lty of ; I'lusliniKli. Th.y will visit Mm.; (ii-ofKO Jasper and hir tlaiiRht iTK. ' who are Kpentllnjr the winter In San J ono n ml will take a -little trip Into : old Mexleo' heioro rHnriihitf huou1. They plan to hi- awnv about three i weeliM. ( I 'hm Intrrt'xtlni; Meedna; 1 All. l-'annie tiiantfe will lmve : their annual New ei(r iliimt'i at tin KranK'1 hail. Nttunlav. Jan. -I. end (be iiit-tiinv pnuitlsi-s tinuHunl inUMt'i-t. its it will b1 an all day nu-t iUw: and a Ki'nral Invliailwn I:: I'MfOibd to llio ptihhr to alteiid In PminK a basl.i i luueh aloni;. Harry (1. Avery and I Inns Hell or , win he the up anerH anil ine wenoui . ...... -i. il.. ..... n with hhiKlnic anil ri'C?luill"iiH. i Chilli lli'clivi'lhiv I l.lltlt. Ilcvtil) Htrnii.,'. two yi-ar; . til ilailKtltol' of Mr. and Mr.i. I.imim iinl Slron. of roihlosu1 In rocov frlnK froiu Hi-vi'l'i' hllnlH. on !ht ruf ll'trclvoit two WiTKH nwo w lll'll ; jslu' fi'll iiR-alnst ii lie.itlntr Mow at i ihi- riinilos-u' .Mi'rranlllc HtiSiv; ' ; o - ; lliiio (jiicsls , : M..I...I 1 1 II ulbi.il l Mil. I U.1M ' ncnilnii. ir Hrownl. i'. On'., also ! lisi. l'l..ll t!....l..ii i.r 1 nn!i 1 nl In i.ia.. who are visit lint ut .tin Tliiii'iiliurK hoiiii. nt Klinielu, hail n 1 sliort visit in l.n (intmlo" ilui'lliB" i tln l.- visit In tills purl or tlm Klatp. Mrs. Ilaslili'lll hail soil"' ili'lllill work done and M Iss .Gordon visited j i old friends In l.a (Irando. she was ! .'graduated from the Lit Grande high! j M-linol I wo years, ago. . o . . 1 To ilvc Watch Party .. ' Tlie I 'area t -Teacher association at Imbler are planning 'a watch Irij hiiiui in in kiu m tmn ,n-. i liing at Wade ball.. A suitable pro 1 carried out. with present and paat I 1 t. ..' III.. I.iirl, tinhnlil nil um " '' " , . " . ;o j ChaudUtr and family. Mr. .anil Mrs. ! ; Fugene Sirbey and daughter, 'Kve Holiday Over , i lyn.'Mr. and Mm Harold Muthc'aon. l.aliue Hichards is returning to M,.;11IU Miu Atioo Vhnpdler. Mr. bis work on the campus at the state , (m.. rharll.H ,;. Morgan ami college after, having spent the j ,-nnillVi A,r, llT11l Mrs. O, O, Htm fer, Cbrislmas vacation at the home of , A,.thur Marr, Mrs.i.A.: Hhafer,' Mr. bis parents. Mr. and -.Mrs. Sam lMrs. L M.- Shafer ami. family. Uiehardr..-of. Cricket. Flat, , .Mr. : . - - '. ..-.'. . i:i-bards is very promini'iit In stu- ' '- "' ' : ' ' ' dent affairs at the . die To Attend Convention Several valley .sheep rais rs are already planning to attend the State Wool Growers Convention which Is to meet this year at. The Dalles, January Hi and 17.- Some of the topics to be discussed are "The New Wool Marketing lian.V "Public Land Administration. I'he 'Wild erness jfci-eii' Plan of tho Forest Sei'Viee," "Improvement of l.ive-Kloii-. Loan Facilities," and other tuple: of timely inlcr(-st to tltose iii the business of sheep raising. In addition lo featuns of this charactu The DallcH Is arranging a lu:3 meJTt. a iu:iiiat" iU'..i"usic. and enlej taiijr o HI M'ics Lwrene Stewart of AH' eported as being ill of the measleH. Hcttiru to lnlcrpiie .Mr.'!. Stuart Dennett ami young sun, Jhnniie- returned Sunday to their home in Fnterprlse alter huv- , ing spent several days over , tho Christina vacation at the parental Stearnn and Henmit homes in Ut Grande am) with doting "Aunt Mao" Stearns. Jimmy had 'i fw i pictures taken while in La Grande. j Valley People Witl According to recent Issues of the Pendleton Fast Orcgonhin, Joseph Kissel jr. and Miss Dorothy Snyder. both from this county received a license to we.i and were later mar- lied. ' VI--U Sunday -Mrs. W. K. Ledbettee arcom- panled by her ilutighters, iiva, Fdna laughter and sisler. Mrs. Henry Lot unit; Chv s Holds Meeting t . The W. W. Sunday sehool class j of the island City. Community, ehiin h lnid lis regular meeting at. Ihe iunne of (heir president. Miss: Huelah llagey. Miss llagey pre- , sided at the business meeting, dnr-i ing which time the oi'i'iccrs for. tho coining year were elected as fol- lows: MIbm Daphne Howery, presi- ' dent: Miss Lillian Parker, vice1 president; Miss Huelah Ha gey. sec-I retaiy; Miss Anna Mae. Schafer, j Koefnt chairman and Miss Him ' stop'dosin COLDS Mill' ) . ilACH year since the introduclion of Vicks VapoRub, more and more people have given up "dosing" colds and I turned to the better vay of treating them externally. To day.t he trend of medical practice is away from needless "dosing." Just rubbed on, Vicks acts .through the sltin like a plaster; lit also gives o.T medicated va- which arn Prs. wnicn are "'"""-'. I'-VLT-growing demand again changes the fam ous VicK slogan there are now Uver it) Million J a r 8 Used Yearly," y - . V IF r K) B yiiffions krs ucc4 yearly M anless, Horseless Farm JA rflT V : W?8&& v ' a I banners National Grain yiik' .rafc ; Ik,gin Work- j ik?S V-A IfNfr J -'V W VIIINdTON. I I.e. 31 AI') I r-I ttir7 . . - v f 8 -gi- I iinratluii Willi liiitilqtinrtvrii In lA Jl -T3so-tt ..liv, , win at rrnji Mote mini mid o'nl llnlibln dp no work ml the tunn nt Mm. h. J. Mr. W'hiilOf, weallliy Souttlo KiuirtHwmnmi who nianuifi'H an Ki-nrre Jurm tieaiuy. AIoiir with Churlnttr null May Tuitihib, Mii., Mf Wlilrti'P falsi'? hay and main ulid works tin iinitntd on I lie larm. Horses Iihvo ittven way to tractors. ' On this farm, inn- ut tilt- show pltttos oA VosH'tn Wnsliiiiiiton. Mrs. Mi'Whiner lalsns lu dtpiwd sad dle hoists, many ol them winner of lilue rllihons on vurlnus tun bark arenas.', 'i'lie plcluro shows Mily Turcolte drlvlnii a tractor on the farm ' pnpi-i I'hulrniun of flowor eom 'MIsm lluwy set'viMl ih.lle. niitttit; Ions. I't'fresiiiiii'ins at llio . close ol the .moetlnif. iv ( hiifmas. Par(r . ' ' : . M i:h. t . tV . Shy fer . a ml '. M i s. , Charles -Murgan of Moss: t hapel ; were Jlm bOytessCK at a tiiristmas , tarty In lionnr of the .twentieth - weddini; annivorsarv ot Mr: and I Mrs. 1. M. Shaler. I 'overs were laid for ;tn at n table wliose center w.'ik a nilnlature (iiristuiasi lie red candles being the other "n- Mr. and Mrs. Shafer J I reCiilv'ed many Jovely.gllts. . n the guet, list .were Mr. and. Mm SEASONABLE . RECIPE While! Onokles . Two, cups, sugar. , Oiie cup shortening. '. Three eggs. : v. . . . , . One cup sour milk. . - '. One teaspoon of soda. ' Two teaspoons baking powder. Salt., flour, flavoring. - Cream , suKar; : find shortenlni-. Add the-eggs and cup of milk with soda. Then add enough Hour tlftod with baking powder to rruike ti xyft dough. Flavor to suit. Sprinkle, . . sugar on cookies before Idaclng in: the oven. . ;- MXDY MOST ADMIIIKP ACGFSTA. Me.. Dee. 30 (AP j Of living,'eelebritlcs Llmlhergh is, most adut'fred by 2fa0 high school' graduates of Maine,- In an official i (liiest lonnnire mother -ran second, Kdlson third and Hoover fourth. XM.YS MONFY OHDIIHS .- ,.- i' :,' I Cyrus, assistant county agent, has WAHSAW, Dec. y (AP) Home aiuunincf-d that tho Commercial ll.aoa Christmas money orders j National hank of Hlllsboro will co havo arrived from Poles in the operate In obtaining for each hoy Pnited Stales after delay due. to and' girl in the county who requests storms. Many were for the maxi-; It enough of the best wed avail mum mf $100. talde lo plant not less then one iure. Suggests Radio University For United States WASHINGTON. Dec. 31 (AC)- Uecomutcmlatlon for a radio. uni - i versily of national educntlon with u endowment of $ I a.dao.aon was made .Monday by the advisory com- ntfttce on education by radio In a( report to Secretary W ilbur. , llepreseniallves of commercial i ,,', ,... , ... .i.i .i .u ;i the session said that the country 1 was not ready for such tt move ami the Columbia ' system ui'fcrcd a or ..,iu..,.fi..,. in ii., u u..t nt. n. Hie, federal office of eilucallon, '- .The 'plan for the radio university; of mil loon I education as outlined was that Us educational hnd finan- i Mal policies. should be vesled in a .board of. control to he composed or not more than, 1ft pei-Nons chosen lo represent educational, scientific apd other national in ganl.atlons. This board of control, the com ; mlttee recommendeil, should in corporate the radio university as an educational institution, nut op erate for profit. An administrative 'slaff, consisting of a general dlree.i ! or and 4S state directors, was sug gested. Tho field to ho. expert j menially covered. .would bo agreed upon .by slate and' national direct- ors with the ndvlco of state de parlments of instruction and ex tension departments of the various slates and universities. ' The nut Inn-wide plan included use 'of all available broadcasting nutlets. Kxist'lug radio . station would be urged to affiliate wilh the radio university. Si:i:i COJtN C AMPAIGN HllilXllono, Ore. (AP) A , campaign for production of good 'seed corn In Washington county Is !to be conducted through the Four ill clubs during I!)3h. William F. Let's Pause.... and be thankful for the good things of 1929. Then look forward with a happy spirit, full of courage and resolve to strive to "carry on" in 1930. Bunting Tractor Co. MAKE PLANS FOR 1930 GRAIN CROP l blcago now Is ready to select tu physical faoilltles and ihe person ni necessary lo handle the IHUO forint'r Minneapolis i grain merchant of f years experl- once, will officially tal;o oi'flce i ednesday. llt. raid t!:e ef. ior.-.- tlon would aeiiub'o Hioare ami hamlllug I'aclllth s In all tcrmln il j grain inarltetK of thn woritl UtW i predicted It would be i.i posKiop to I take care of all grain produced co ! operauvely next year. Kellogg wild that while about 40 , per cent if the lotal wheal crop lurlglnateH as a cooperative product j eilher in country pooh or eleva ilors, only about two per cent uc Itiutlly goeH Into terminal markets j under cooperative control. The J h.isluess of the corporation, he ;sald, will be to carry llio entire touijtui into consumiM' cuauueis on u coojierallve basis. S.imuei it. McKeivIo, farm hoard intuuber representing grain, , said ' wheal cooperatives are cumlngin- lotbe.n.tlmu,organy.aloniuen - to the national orgaulxatton in gen- ., " , ,"",, ,,n i" H " l, ... . , 1 ' 1 " f. . . . . . ".- r ' r ... boaril said ho. tlid not anticipate :.icrluuM ; dlfi'jciiliy with the . Imle- pendetit grain trade when Ihei cor- i poratlon starts on th l!i:t0 crop, 'rell era ling his. view that Ihe chief I 'sufferers will bo tho "pink ticket1 j men" or speculators rather, llian j i those w ho ' engage , In the actual i 1 handling of grain ICellogg said tho corpQcation would proceed ihe same ' as tiny grain merchant, buying and selling when It sees an advantage for tho member producers." It definllely has not set u price for wheat, he said. The corporation will clean, grade and mix wheat al t terminal points. - Managers of terminal bra miies, lie Said, wllf b, selected us far as possible from men al ready engaged in the grain Irade al ihoso points. LOKSF.K LFAD TO Nl'IClDN (MllCAGO. Dee. 30 (A P) Wil fred M. Gerry; 52, )iresldeut of tho Uito lt It o Pencil corporation, form erly of London, : Ontario, ' killed hiuiself today in his hotel' upurt m'ent. Police said ho took' poison. ' Heavy losses in the recent slock market crash had made him do- Scliroeder, told tne authorities. Miss Marie Lou Arndt, 24, whom police described as Ierry'K sweet heart, found Ills iiody. They hnd spent Inst evening together nnd sho said he had not appeared discon solate then, lie was divorced a year ago. ; , ' , ' - AL SMITH fill TODAY MOW YOIEK,. Dee. 30 (AP) Al fred ):. Smith is Fit! years old today and (here will be a family parly tn his Fifth Avenue apartment, Oh Jan. S In.' Is leaving for a three weeks vacation In .Miami with-Will iam Kenny and John J. Itnskoh. Increased Pear Trade Is Likely For Northwest YAKIMA. Wash. (AF) Proa. pectK of an lucrenHcd pear: trado w II h the southeastern purl Ion of the I'nlted Stales are evidenced with the announcement here by of-, fliials ir me National i.'iiaitanooga A-. St. Louis Hallway company of a rate reduction on I'adflc Northwest rcai.'. Tho reduction. . effective January I, ranges from 1 3 to -7 cents per I on pnunils, lit the past between lino nnd 4a0 can. a season Iuim been, the averago shipment from tho I'aclflc north west states to the states affected by the rate, officials of the Yakima, Valley Traffic and Credit asslciai tion aiHiounceil. This reduction will save Yakima fhlppers from to $i:i.()iui anuiialty. Freight to the states of Kentucky, Tennessee, the Cure linns, MisslKslppt, Georgia nnd part of Virginia Is controlled by nearly 25 independent lines. . . ' v lU'.VriNti 1011 HI IIGLAU SUA'FltTON. Ore;. Dec. 30 (Al'l Kilverlon nollce officers and of-. fielalH of the Silver -Falls Lumber -company were hunting today for. u. burglar and possible iirsonisl wlui Mate Snudav nlgltt foired, entry to the lumber companv's sapply warot house, broke iocks with, a- penvey'jj: Ntoln a finantllv or-blnoltetN HblrtH. .(0l(iLtio uml n K H ,(0pt fi.r the company's logging, camps; Jam! left a trail of burned -.paper torohea and u smoldorlng .flro In jsotno lamp wicks which .threaten il the .buildlnir .ami other' mill j properties before It was exllnguishi ujLth 7ranKCleaYiner; Wn ilrlvr-wHh sMcd vi drive w ith caw . Folks Hjiy oar fees arc "In tlu .: fair." Keep vottr goods In the fairway of export moving.- Wo protect Ihom wilh eN'porioneo, and we'll be on I ho Job WHKN YOir-SAY! ! 'ffiA In