La Grande evening observer., April 01, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

Tuesday, April 1, 1930..
Page Six
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER LA GRANDE, ORE.
OVER THE VALLEY
Homo l'r Weekend
Miss Itrulnh Hinlth, who Is Kiik
HhIi Instructor in the blirli scltortl
a I, Athe.ua. wan homo for a Visit
over the weekend with li'-r pun-nts
lieur IhIiuhI City.
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Orunulo Clubs-
Two dubs were organized In the,
vicinity or JiiiMit wlun H. C. Hey
mour, slate club lender wim In Ihe
.county titHt week, one u sheep
club anil tho oilier a H'.wIiik clilb.
Tint sheep elnb wlttl '''rank Me
Kcnnoii as hader, Ihim the follow
ing members, hoys and iflrl, .lose
phliii Plsber, Kvclyn MeKonnon,
Klmer (lelss, Clifford Conrad, Clay
tun Vox and Hob Huron. Clayton
KoX WUH elected president. Hob
Huron, vlco president and Clifford
Conrad, Herniary. .Mnc. Watson
vn chosen Ion tlfr of the nowlm?
clul) with Juno Conrad, J-.tanllii
Conkiin, ionnn. Watson, Opal
Kchlllliw ami several other iclrln.
who were not able lo lit- present at
Hie ineollntf. The kNIh nri to moot
with MtH. Wnisnn iiimI elect their
officers hh soon as they all ran
meet top'lhor.
HeolooH'd
Miss (ienevn Miirehlson nf Cove
has been elected for another year
at tho Houth IIIkIi Valley school.
AHhh Murclilson Ik liuvlnfr " very
HueciHsful year IIiIh year.
In Hospital
Mrs. Arnold who recently came
to thlH valley rrom Ida.io and pur
chased iho Tt'd Conklln plnco near
Jtnbler has been a pniletit at the
Oniridd Hondo hospital surferintf
from pernicious nueinlu, A truns
fuslon of blood wiih intido during
tho punt week, her non who lives on
tho CJleiin plnco Klvlntr lb" blood.
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Di-ovo lo Hoiso
, Mr. and Mrs. .Im Kennedy and
daughter, Irnia, of Cove avenue,
drove-to HoIho Krlday whom they
visited for a limn iul wero uc
nninpanicd on their return homo
Sunday by their daughter. Miss
Volmi who Ih working In HoIho,
Move-
Afr. nnd Airs. Hurt IIsiIho and j
fainlly wiio liavo been living on Hie
N. K. West homo place durlnif tlie
winter liavn moved back to Iho
Woodell farm in tho t,one star dis
trict which Mr. West purchased
InHt-year, completely remodeling
nil the btitldlnKH. '
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Chfl Paitv
' Mr. and Mrs.' rtnv Hlokland nnd
Mr fnd Mrs. John ijalilfu mm were
tho hosts nnd hostesses nt n party
given Friday evening at the liahl-
HtlopMhome in the Aloss Chapel
n.Tghborhood. complimenting Miss
i.Mwi. irnrnmn n.ui ti.wi.nl Smith,
Thcro were twenty guests nnd five
tahleH wero surrounded ftn- rook.
Htitnn nice refreshments concluded
tint evening.
llorovrr
I.lttlo Sully Ann Knllon of Uroolcn
hn rnrnvprpil fim her rn-
fi'iit nllnrlt of tonllllin. j
. o
To Ti'm-li nt .own
Mm 1 , I Hlbbi'it who. It In rc-
iinrtnil, 1 Klvlnir the lmtroim of llo'
HlmnKliul district a Komi dclinol IIiIh imhlcr I'.-T. A.
year linn heen clcclcil to tench Iho A gplcnillil inci.tlnjr of Km Im
lowa Hchool for next year, ncconl hl'H' J'arcnt-'lVachcr asocial Ion
Iiik to nnnoimci'incnt madn hy , wiw held at Wadu hall Tlmnalay
Hchool officials there. ji'Vcnlnif, wllh Miss Larson of Ihe
o I Eastern Ore(ron Normal as Ihe
Ilnllcls Xi'w ltiillillni; HDoaker. Tho nasoclallon Is work-
,.olil Hlandley nf Iho Iora ills. -Ihb on a one.act play under ihe
li'lct has I'ecenlly einnpleleil Ihe direction of Miss Audrey JieLapp.
erection of a flnn new lnachliio
Nhed, SfixlOO feet, a piece of work
which he. illd lilmself dnrliiK ihe
less busy winter season. It makes!
nnother splendltl ndditlon to thn
improvements on mo tantney,
farm. 1
-o
11ns Alcaslcs day to see about changing some of iunu v"" l'roiii oi i.y per nen
Gilford llulse, young son of Mr.M market roa.l lu the Willow 1 (llch vap ,0 n low4 ,)f - I"'1' h(Ml
I.... l Mm lln..h )! ... r tlw, l .io Civoli iielirliborhood. lt...l;- l:.t...when all elenienlK of cost inciud-
Star district Is a lait; victim of tlie
measles, Ihe present
tho valley,
I'btemlc In
Ilritcr !
Aliles Wood. II or I'basant Giov.-.l
who has been snrf'-rlug l
nty
from neuritis tlie last few
weeks-
is belter, but expects lu underao a
sinus operation In the near future,
which, it Is l IniiiK lit, is Hi
auso
nf his trouble.
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jcno fur California
.Mr. and .Mrs. tieoriie rhihleri.
pioneers in this Valley, and some.
Ilmo dllrliur tile years, residents of
every community lu iho valley ex.
oepllni t'nlou, left Saturday eve.
niliff from l.a tlrande for Wood
land, l.alifornia. when. Iliey expect
to make their future home. They
already have two sons and tin
ilaiiMhters llvlnir there, have spent
considerable lime, ihemselves. In
Woodland and are expeetliiK lo feel
ul " w l ii. "Me mere. iiiis
Is the rlrst lime wo have not call-
ed Union county .ionic,"' uild Mr.
Chlldors "and I do not know how
wo win ma kv ii. inn we can com
buck." Crowi.nu Hie plains III ISf.ti
und stopplnif In Ibis beaullful vat-
ley nnd havimr resided here since
It would . seem
planting might !
i thoiiBli trans,
planting inlKlil he rather bar., on
both Mr. and Mrs. chllders.
They
ciiiue to tills valley fmin Missouri
and cetllcd In Siimmerville. They
have leased their (arm to Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Hohertsnn who have at j
ready taken possession.
Yumtlon Over -
Spring vacation over. Marie Led
better left Saturday evening' for
Portland where she vicited wllh
relatives over Sunday and Hieii
went on to Iter school work in
Willamette university.
Ilno Scluml Meeting
Tax payem who live lu the Is
land City school district held a
meeting at the Heboid house Sat-
unlay ufturnoon for the purpose of
Mabel B. Morton, Valtejr News Editor
Phonei: Ruldenc, 82fl-J Office. Main IT
further roiiMlderiiiK tho tcurlicr .
iil.-Hllon. 'I'lio niattt-r of lb iiitin-
her of teatherH to be employed in
Hid Heboid next .year wuh hioh!
thoroughly and careiully tJlHcimn''d
and whitn tho vote ivjlh taken it
Hlood about threo to on in favor
of retaining tho prencnt mi tuber,
four lnHtructoiH. THland City hi
iiarl a KOod mOiool thlH year, It ha
been reported, will) four lenchei'H,
I'rlucrpnl John Wortman, Oorothy
Hrnntu, Ktliel Ha linen and Amelia
AilcltuelNou. Through Uh meeting,
tlie coinuuinlty voted mi to lake
any backward HtepH In n.pir Hcbool
proKrain. The inoetlnK' Haturday
waH ald to lmvo been tbo larKowt
Hidiool meetliiK' over held In that
diHtrlet,
An AVt'il Sumlay 'Hit Oregon frop report I nt; Hcrvico.
Krank W. (lllmon, of Wallowa ;Hprlnir weather conditions, price
county ami Albw Abdvu Iliiehanan elianifen. farm labor mipply ami
or Allcel wore united in murrlaifo this report may influence' thone In
at tho HaptlHt parflonago in La lentloiiM to a varying decree. (The
Grande Sunday afternoon, the llev, .'June ncreaee mirvey maile by thlM
JJ. MurrtiH (iodwin ofriclatlnjf in a.Mervlce through the cooperation of,
sim pit; riiif? ceremony. Tlic bridal poHtniaHterM' rural carrlern and con- I
Pdrty conttlitteil of Air, nnd Ali'M. W. -'tract carrlerH in orcKmi Mlmw .
A. Hacbanan, Brantlfatiier ' and , how completely t he preMr-nl cxpren-
Krandmolhcr of the bride, Air. and Hi d Intentions liavo bnen carried
Mrn. UtlH Huehauan, rather and
mother of the bride, Otto itnehaunn
Jr. brother' of the bride and Air.
and AlrH. Uocd Taylor, brother-in-law,
and HiHter of tho groom. Hotit
of the younpr people concerned uro
very well Known in the vulley,
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Wtiiulay Gihhh
Air. and AlrH. Henry Hermann
and family of the Islnnd City-Cove,
hlifhway had for their dinner
kHieHls Himdav. AiK nTwl Mm. Dlidr
Smith, AI i'h. ., Leo Smith of IhIuihI 'Hhow an even Krcaler relative lu
Clty and AIIhh BculaH Htnllh of t-rease If present Intentions are car
Atheniu 1 Hed out. The present esllinule is
. o ' for 133,0(1(1 acres in 1!)30 compared
ItrOolvA riinHnr 10 Htl.Odft acres In lltSO, or a I R
AremborB of tho flHtch-in-Tlmo
club of . Union, with AH-h. Cecil Jt.
flrlB-RH fiH leader have recently re
ceived tliolr charter for the present
year'H wprk. The charter Ih Issued
when tlie program for the com
plete. year's work or ten meeiinps
linn been Bent In nnd upproved by -
mo proper authorities. The charter
oca r inn miniature, nr the si-cre-
t,irf . ot. ,ult States depart-
mont of UKrlculture, thn stato siip.UNUU mi'-iK"' oi w.j.
erlntendent of publln Instruction, I "
thn director or tho extension Hervlcr KleeUmis Ittisu ltil
of the Hlato colleiro and- the state
club leader.
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Sfme Problem
The size of tho squirrel problem
Hinto in,,y he Imaglneil liy
'om,,i K ro from a recent report
hy U -billartl, Htate. county
,'r',nt Ioa'1"' whle!l H1,yH thl,t thn I
-nr i9 counties In Oregon
,nlxiptl ; "f l'o'n grain for
"'lulrrels during tho months of
''bruary and .March. Authorllica
8"l, t,If,t tl,iH ' "'t effecllve
uow known for controlling this
Ml
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jsimUHt KIitUmI
j M.m ltutn Kmiilloy ti ilaitKhlfr
nr, llr- nil, SI. Smulloy of
" "', mnucni in win
I KuHtorn tlrcon Nonnul n;hno,
hiiH boon ilootod nH tctic'ricr for thn
North IIIkIi yulloy Hchool nonr
Union.
i '
Hiinti-n Orison
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and also some other slums to ho
put on In Ihe near fitiiir
paymeni un Wade hall
I ..... i rt i
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Want Uod riuingi ..
a few farmers of the Willow
ci k and I'umnkln Itbhre section
niet with the county court Sutur-i01
In anything but a speedway now,
with the big grader at work, get-!'11,
jtlng; ready for gravel iuai year, as
I tlm grading Is all they can do this
year.
0
Visit
County Superintendent and Airs.
1" A. May re. and dau,'hlr. Hlhel,
and their house iruest. Mrs. Havre's
sister, Mrs. Hlackhmn, of t.os An
geles, drove to North Powder Sun
day and spent the uy with their
relatives, .Mr. and Mrs. 11
wno mo on u ranch near that
place.
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ImiKUlunl Meeting
There are n number of very hn.
portant thlnirs lo he considered by
mo nicmiiers of the nine Mt
irranne when they m, tt al their
.'all near Iji (.rande tomorrow
This will he the time for the tak-
" or iho. final vole for slain i
KNitiKe officers. v. M. Pierce Hi
. .n.u in i oe nnuo us II Incllllicr . IS U prolll or till per cell! ahovel
of th stale executive committee. 'Ihe cost of production of this!
lh'Kree work will be nivon to a! croup. A l-irco k-roup made, n clear
larne class of candidates whose profit oi l per hen, or i'J percent
uuuiis uavn neeu ncciiniulat Inn '
durlnit the Inst few niei'tlmis an.l
1. who have not received the full',
' delfl ee work are bellit lioiirte.l In
intend. The dinner Is lo be served ,
by section one. The lecturer. Mrs.
(.race flrout Is prepnrlnu- an in.
leresting program for her
hour. i
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,Stu.nit In T"wn
Miss KMutM-ih Huron Sullon is
sluylnir In L tlruiule with her
jaiinl, Mrs. 1'. 8. ttoblnson diirluK i
Ihe new term nt the i:. ii. N. i
-
Hnvo 11 Chin
i luiing the recent t tl th
'-Tlby of H. C. Seymour, state club
lender, n pig club was orr.iiiUed In
it mi k nriKiinoniopd, iieur
North Powder, J. A. Nice belnr the
iMitler not n new experience to
I him. The club has 11 member
wlth Owtti tlorham no presttleut.
Aiaicoini ."Nlee. lee prenMeni, Mr-
uinlu Nice,
ecretary. The rest of
the iii. nibfinblp cnnnlt of Andi y
Kioilirun. Cliarb-H (ib nn anl I'aul
Nice, Vernon (ironi, Qih-nttnr Uort-
nian. John Hand and Korrem Mow-
man; '
Ill
Itaymontl I el)in?, won of Alt',
a nd Al I'M. Ki-uerd Hall of (i rfi itf.'tt
Jiatl iifiH h'-en our of Hchool of lain
due to UlncHH. Mo Ih n Htndeiit a'.
tlii l.a Grande IHkIi hcIiohI.
I'arm Aeri'am' llullelin .
Ttio ncreaKe of tnmo hay and pn
talooH will not be cliaiiK'ed In Ore
Kon, lt:il all xprlnf? wheat ncrtiajfo
will, be IncrcHHed 32,imo iicres if
f re if on fur me CM rarry out their ln
tentioiiH exprcKHed in the annual
March InteutioiiH to plant report if
out).
, The principal feed A.iln
c-rmiH 1
have Increased. Corn acri'aue in
, l!:tO will irobatly Hhow no chaiiK
: uniess aome linitortant factor be-
tween the current date and plant- !
in K time chanifes present Intentions j
very materially. Oregon fanners
Intend to plant about I- per cent
more oals in l!i:to than they har
vested in J!i!i, or :i4'i,ono acres,
compareil to 304,000 acres last
year. Itarley aen-aife In l into will
jm:i- l-i'ijl iiiereusc.
The acreage of .all tamo hay
comprises roughly about one-thlrd
of the total acivaire of the princi
pal field crops and will show no
change . In I MBit. Winter wheal
.Ilfp" "w" u f)1" l'
vlously esllinated nt SHC.OiiO acres,
or the sa me as the inny harvested
acreage. Tho fall rye estimate al
ho showed no change from the har-
t-'ounty supei lnti-n.1i nl of schools.
1'.. A. Say re reports the following
teachers as having signed cou
traulH for leaching next year In
the co.nity, in addition to lists hav
ing been previously given publica
tion, Allss Katheilne Kuekloy. this
year teaching in district No. 'j,
RESULTS OF THREE iii'
YEAR STUDY OF EGG
SITUATION. IS GIVEN
The basiness of producing com- pointed out In 'ihe nrelimlnarv re-
;merclal eggs In Oregon Is. as a , port, many others to be Inciud
whole, u proflialile one, returning; ,.,..,.
to growers a clear profit above all 1,1 ih" fhml ',r,nl:'tl r"'T
costs, depreclallon nnd Interest on , ? Hrwy uon to be published.
i Investment I heso will include such Jut tors, as
ny poultry ami (arm management
specialists of the Oregon experi
ment station who have just Issued
a preliminary progress report fol
lowing ('011110011011 of a three-year
research project Into the cost of
producing commercial eggs in Ore
gon. This survey, one of the most
complete ever made of the poultry
industry In the country, included
154 poultry farms in al) main see
iiuntt ui un' mine aim iur
the three
;yenrs of 1 fl'.'tl-1 ICS included 441
"
l'roflt and los.s to poullrymeii
"'H i"""o nun imnu "',tn
Vl" Krcauy aecoroiug in meinoos
nianagemeni ami rangeu irom -
I lug labor and interest wen? liu lud-
The average net price received
! 1 the farmers for all the eggs of
: the three years nearly four mll-
.Hon dozen was UN." cents per
dozen, ami the average net cost
for producing these eggs was 2X. I
cents, the survey shows.
"On the basis of these facts, the
poultry business ns t whole paid
hack lo OrcKOn producers In cash
all nf Ihe rash costs, all ilcprccia-
IllKKsi'lon suffered, Rood farm naces to
tho operator and tils family for all i
lllu'.e expended, u profit of five per
'cent Interest on total Investment, j
and a clear profit above this of six
cents per dozen," tin. ..eport points
'out.
'The term profit h here used
means, therefore, a clear profit or
'Velvet' as business men sometimes
jexpress II. Jl will he observed that
small group made an aveiim-e ,
clear profit of $l.'.e.' per hen. This
a hove cost of production fur that
Kroup."
'osi of production xvns found
to be the .lelei inl.,in. ......... . .
profit and loss, and vlebl n. r hen
'.me of the Rivatesl slnirlo tailors
'In re.lucinir this ensi. ti. ,- r,.,,.
on w hich the hens produced an
Hverace nf Mil u.y .-..u
each, had u net nm.liii., rn.. r
ll.i cents u doien. while i-.ri..s
Hh an avenii,-,- of :w KKS or
more p. r h. n 1,11,1 n. ,.r ,rtj,.n
com r. duc. ,i In v.VS cents.
. AOOIll IS Per cent nf Ihe r,r..,a
. Kindled constituted a, group Hi . I
was losing from Ji ccnls lo more
than p. r hen
were rduc Im
eacll year. These
ckks nl a cost of
inore than n cents a do, n and
obxlously cannot stay In the bust-
newt anlfw dmstic Improvement
in inana int nt are nude, the sur-
. e,.tntv nut.
ln- i.nie of t he fuel nr dlrerM -
l efUHtlim profit or Iom uix-
will b at I.owi p Cove; holn Martin
at JlllKard: i.ydla Cbnvcr. Thorny
lirovt: Cib'H illbbort. Iowa: C u-
eva AlnrclilMon and I'uth Kmnl cy
I at South and North Hlh valli'y
I reHpt'Ciividy.
jcel ( (,! ks
Ali'H. John llowory of I-iland "icy
J lum rei'ietuly received I'm baby
: chleltH, hai red rui:KH. which are
jinakbiK a Ktendld start In the
' lft'nodi-1'M.
(;cls Milker
JulltiN riHiier of the Lower fovo
road who Ih in the dairying ImihU
iichh on a lurjfo Hcale Iiuh recently
IriHtalled two HurKe mtlkini; ma-chim-H,
to aHHlst in caring more ra
pedilloiiHly for KiKautic 1'wk of
inilkliiK.
;ll(nriiiK I-uii"
Jim AIcKiuniH of. near Summer- .Mrs. Humphrey hud two daiiKh
,vllle has a crew of four, men at tern. Hazel Heairlce. who married
work Kiubblnif -out brush and George II. .Schumacher and who
ctenrimr some land on his place on died In Mils, and Kda Claire Hum
Willow creek. , ' hdirey, who die.l in 1!ij7.
or- j .Mcs, Humphrey came from l.a
.Movn KhiTji ' Griunle to Huffem; when she was '2u
I Cap. 'J'uttle, and . KorreMt Heroff-
ifln have move! their I:ind of she. i,
from Iheir, feeding place over by
Keho to raiitfe on Willow crenk In
fl'matilla county. They , report a
Rood pen,
.
nt of lanibs.
Given Charivari.''
'I he entire Allcel community
went together las) evenluif to give
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gibscui, mar
ried Sumlay, a genuine obi -fash -luru-d
cha rlvai'I. Over one hun
tlred people gathered at Iho home
of Air. and .Mrs. lieed Taylor In
Allcel and provided with plenty of
sheep bells went lo tfio home of
Mr. and Airs. Ituchannn where tho
brido and groom .were ror, the
j.rei-ent. . 'the evening was filled
witli games for the younger peo
ple wiille the older tiilks enjoyed
radio programs. About 11 o'clock,
refreshments were served and
cigars passed out to the nyn.
While eveiy oik; was there from
Allcel tliero wei'O also guests from
as far away ns Wallowa.
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Meeting a Success
The third if the series of poul
try meetings held' t 'Allcel, will
tie tills evening al. o clock at the
school house. The. attendance last
week was nulte creditable and it
Is announced today the series will
tii' c:irrl
nil I I
.nl. Thp ntof'tlriKs havi.
cry intfi'i'Slin. . T'ruf.
lon SM-wnrt. Ilarr
C. Awry
In rhn i-iro
:i ml
Miv, Irwin Mo
la ligation, sanitation, distribution
of production and farm layout.
"While Oregon offers certain ad
vantages in t'omnierciiil egg .pro
duction such ;is favonible cllninm,
tow land and building cost, rela
tively low feed cowl and abundance
of high quality breeding stock,
these advantages are of no value
unless capitalized by using and
translating I hem into profils
through efficient production nun
marketing," ttie report points out.
Successful marketing, organization
has been developed In tills state,
hence the chief remaining need of
nterprise Is development of
such efficiency In production
will meet successfully the grow
ing competition In other sections
of the country nearer ttie great
market centers.
"It Is char that expansion of
the poultry enterprise in tills slate
Is safe for tlie low cost producer
at any time, but for the high ro.it
producer it is never K-ife. Tho low
cost producer can survive a price
dc presslon that would wipe out
many average cost men ami prob
ably all tho high cost class.
"Given n widespread use on On
K"" "'"""".v "" "
,u"" 0,K!,n,Im0 "na "ne.auu"
,V , . . j".' ' ; ,
production, expansion of tho enter
prise here or elsewhere, need cause
no alarm," the report concludes.
The research was carried on by
It. 1). Scudder and A. S. Harrier of
the department of farm manaire.
in.nl, and A. 0. I. aim nnd '. 1..
Knowlton of the department nf
H'nullry husbandry. Compilation of
'esults was by Mr. Ilurrh r.
A SEASONABLE
RECIPE
hot riii( Ki:. hai.ao
One pint t or mvrv) rooked
chicken.
ne cup of peas.
One teaspoon of salt.
One teaspoon of pepper.
di.e lea.Hpoou of onion cut fine:
One t--nspoon of lemon juice.
Two piiueuioes cut fine.
Mix all togt ther and place In u
cnick over hot water, or In a
double boiler. Pour over the fol
lowing dressing:
One-fourth cup of butter.
One. half cup of flour.
Two cups of chicken i roth (the
juice from the peas may bo substi
tuted!. One cup of cream?
Make as a while sauce and cook
until smooth and thick.
i A hllf nil11lA Hull -it .rial k-:.1i
' in? t
it Stitton, Alask.i. was
wrecked for Uo vuluablo timber.
Pioneer of This
Valley Is Dead
At Eugene, Ore,
Air. Itt-ttlf Hhnw llumplirey,
who caiih' to tblH valii-y with ln-i
nai i iitH In I '', a Kirstcr of .M ih.
J- Hiamlli y of Hi nwa lltrlet
AiitfiiM .hjihw oi m.h imc.
iel mi wceic at nc-r noun!
in lUi- ,
y were .
kviiiuvih mi tins vhih
unabli; to attend the 1 inn-rut. Tim j
jaecollllt of MtH. Iliilliphl'ey'H life Hi ;
yen I'M of whit-li w ere speni. near
Huiiinicrvllle, uivi-n aH follows:
j Aim. Ilcttio ihiinphrey, rcfthMit I
of Oregon Hlnce 1 Ml:., died at h--r
home here yeHtcrduy, llettle 10.
Miunv watt born in Klark county.
.Illinois, on .Iu4y l.r, is.r:, and cani" i
to Oivkoii In lSd:i will) In r par-j
! enls, who Hettled near lt Grande.,
Her motin-r. Kliznbelli Slutw. -II' d
in 1 Mi 7 and her f;itln-r. Auim i
Shaw, tiled In IHM!i. She IcaveM n 1
lier Hui'vlvhiff relatives her brother. !
f John Shaw, I'aHadeiia, al.; u 1m-j
tcr. Christina KiandU.-. and a bro
ther, Annus Shaw, li firiintle. and
and one ratidehibl, JCllen I-:il'.a-itH'lh
Kchiimacher, 1 1, who rcHldisl
'with her Krandniother at Kiwene
"F,, c"
Paraiory -pan n. oi '' i ....
any oi un'KiHi, woert- n- mniic h
antt taugni uiiiu ner graanauou in
in.vj. ,"sut! also taugni lor one year
in the Kugeiie schools, being cm
(ployed at the obi Ci-ntrnl bulbllng,
which Is now the Knights of lvth-
M-ik hnll.
I She married If. Clay Humphrey
at San Krancl.sco. April 1 x. I SSfi.
. Air. Humphrey died November 'a.
i Siit. mv. liunipiiroy was a out-
(her of Airs. A. G. Jlovey. wtiose
children. Airs. C. A. Unrden find
.Maine ami Guy Alovey, live hi Ku
gene. Ahs. Humphrey was a member
of the lM-eshyterlaii church.
County Agents
Are Favoring
Better Plans!
Kvery county agent in the. I'S
Oregon counties cm ploying them
look an aciive part in the past year j .,,(0lU several days visiting her sis
in development of belter farm ( tM.. Airs, (toy Haun. They spent
marketing and in other idiases ol ; ,m. w,M.kenl In La Grande wilh an-
agricultural economics, according
to the annual report-of I'. L. ltal-
lurd. state county agent leader.
filed with the extension service.
J Suminarlxinfr tin1 piuvly mnrki't-
Ing activities, Italian! says that
eight county agents cooperated
with the nufrketlng specialists In
developing marketing plans for
fmltTi and vegetables; eleVen gave
active assistance in turkey market-,
ing, four aided hi egg. mark. ting
and two helped launch the NVirth
Pacific Grain Growers cooperative,
lu four counties tho agents as
sisted with live stock marketing
and in five counties marketing as
sistance was given willi bulbs, hay,
nuts Or ladino clover seed.
'The efficient marketing of ag
ricultural products is both a state '
and a national problem of gener-
ally recognized Importance," says
Air. Italian! in his report. "In Hie.
solution of tills problem county j
agents are assuming the.r full .
nien.su nt or responsibility."
Alore attention has been given by
Oregon county agents to work with I
rural organizations such as lire I
grange, and farmers union than '
before, he reports. This work lias;
been facilitated through the em- 1
ploynient ttf an additional patt time'
specialist. '
Another phase of economic work j
emphasized by the county agents'
during the year Is that of collect-'
Ing. Interpreting and u :ttrliuitlng
timely economic Information In or
der that farmers may be kept nd- '
vised as lo the crop nnd market!
conditions elsewhere so that pro- '
duetlon and marketing plans may
lie adjusted accordingly.
County Road Is i
Being Built In
Leap Territory
liy .irs.
(tU.servt
i.os'i ini-;
county road
Leap dWtrh'1
William Wlirans
r Correspondent)
Ore. (.Speclali A
Is l.elnvr hullt in the
eonnectinif with the
Knterprise-Klorn road at the east
and tlie Parsnip gravel road at the
west. The machine, y was moved
to the place of construction last
week and the work will be rushed
to the utmost.
Mrs. l-'leyd Hammock scalded
lier lesf and fnol Very severely
'Ihursiiay morning when she drop
ped a hut pel of coffee.
Mr. and Mrs. Koresler have
moved Into their new home re
cent ly purchased ftotu Jantes Me
tlitt. The NeiKllhoi hcto.l club met 111
reu'clar .M'wi.m at Hie horn- of Mrs.
t'anle Caudle with a line attend
ance. Mrs. Mark Crow had choree
Of the devoib.nal services, alter
hieh (he program was a Kick
ward prnKram. spelling match and
a number ot oiher interesting
blunts. At :t:::'i the hosier t.t-ved
a lovely lunch, assisted by Miss
Itnby l.eonnrd. The uet niectini:
will be held id the home of Mi's.
-"h.d If.immnek 'l!mrday. Apr.
I. Tlie wtituen will nil K.ist-
er dinner in the church baepient
A pi. IT.
t :je.ir Keii .,( leen suf ferine
f i miu hi!e. iro-ile and has been
recelviiiK in. dical aol the laM week.
Mi. C-.UL-" Wart sn nl la.tt
wi'ek at the homo of Mr. and Mrs,
tiill lew oil Hurricane creek.
P.-tyniond Hmiser. w !m has been
iMtlni; nlatlVeS at Toledo, was a
Ltisllue l-iter Lift week.
M r, and Mir-. Hat i y W-ide and
Men on and lterd. returned
Sunday from W.illn W nlla w her
tlicy had peut seveml d.ns visi'
tl.g t ivlatives. Mi-, and. Mis. Sam
j Wiiiie who went with them staye.l
! for a Innirer visit,- ' -
i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hrjlwell
j vtritctt Sunday al Knlerpi ise wllli
i Al r, a in) All's. Ralph G tollman.
Ailys Knid Maulll. ttf Wallowa,
j was the litest of Mihh Vrn Hum:
i M'-mday. .
! Oliver Woods llils purcliased tin
vacant lots north of his liome and
has liecii huy Hie lart week put
jllnr n fence ai'ouml it. -'
Gilt s I'lusf. nt one. lime a resi
lient of the Klein countiy for scv
! el a I ,ve;i i'H ami resident of Wal-
Iowa county, announced himself a
; candidate on the t.enmeratic ticket -'
for enmity ctuumissloni'i'.
The slock shlpineiils from Wallow,-!
county were very liuhl last
! week, u ear tf hoi: and a car td'
j cattle iM'Ifii; shipped by the niarket
! inv association and II. C. .Hanse'i
; -lilp;-d a car of lios.
I Norva I ICoouey, f Jt.Mcpli, was
j a rt esled a nd held for the K a nd
ijuiy by tlie justice of peace. Ills
bonds were placed at l'mmi. He
) was charged with bidiiif Implleaied
I fn the hlowiiuf up of the haUdlm;
In which he had a meat market,
t Mr. Hockett lias oue lo I'tirtland
I tt see his mother who was severely
injured fn an automobile wreck
In that city,
j Tom Atkins, whom Wa llowa
I county pettplf have been very in -!
le rested in. passed away Tuesday
eveitlmf al G:t in San Francisco
where he had none to take cancrir
treatment. The patient was In a
ctltlcal condition wJien. ho wonl
tliero and little hopes were held
I from Die first although the treat-
m. hlu K.UU..M..,1 tin, n-ln l, til I.,
; ,j-lvs
TJ(f .;V ( j,. ,..,oni
pastor of
the Methodist church, has l.een
Miilte III at his home the last week.
It has been reported, by I hose
who have attempted to go to the
head of Wallowa, take and io the
eOttag-s near the Methodist camp
grounds Unit liiere Is quite a bit ttf
snow in the neighborhood anil will
(
soinelltlle thin.' before it is a
desirable place for residence.
.Miss Verse 11 Kllhll. who teaches
at I'owwatlca spent several days
at tin home of her parents. Air.
and Airs. Wlllard Kuhn. She re
turned to her school Friday.
Allh-s lleulah .McGill. of Hoi
l.akc, lias been suffering from a
iaoiy iniecieu linger ami nas neeix
; unable to resume her work at the
j Lake.
Aiij-s I'eru Maun, a student of
the Knsterii Oregon Norm,-il. spent
, the weekend at the home of her!
I parents,
j j,.
Harry Coleman: of Jose oh, I
(1, hl,r KjS(.r, Mrs. Fox.
nml It.rt A Gardner'
m, ASH(,H !U1d 'Kathorlne
t.. .......... r
lor a visit with Airs. Sadie Hall. .
Atelvln Crow, who has spent th"
spring vacation In Lostlne, lias re
turned lo the Willamette nniverslty
to resume his studies. , '
Charles Hall state senator and1
republican candidate for governor. ;
visited Wallowa county last week.'
lie atleudcd the Knights of Pvthiasi
joint, meeting Wednesday night at I
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Bunting Tractor Co.
' Wallowa. Ml'. Hull Is tli first
(iindldate lo (auiiaf;n this cnuii
ly, it is said. Veteran's. jewels in
the K.. I'. IndKC were pifSeilleil to
It. a Weathers and George Gaily,
l.oth of whom have been liieiil
hers of the' fraternity ami of the
i Knterprlse lndt--e fm- JS years. H.
I,. lUvon, if l.a Grande, mnde the
presentation at the meetint- at
Wull"a.
IMt-ar Marvin, of .los :h. was a
visitor in Lostlne Tnesilav. ,
m . m.. w'-.v (-F..IV wniHiL
..' ' '.....-..'...1 '..t ,MM.1M..viii ml
the home of All. and Airs. Cyldt
Alyerv.
M. and Airs. Jay Lewis return
ed home fnmi Long Ilea eh. Oil.,
where lin y spent Hie winter. They
nyide the trip their car and re
pott no trouble on cither trip.
The comniuniiy club met Friday
evening al the home of .Lrs. George
Dodge. ,
A force of. men. is busy clean
ing out the ' Colcy-McGUl ililcil
u est of town. ....
According to all Judications
spring lias arrived at last. Far
mers are plowing and the lambing
season I.-; about flnbiicd.. The hill
hUhr. are green ami It has been
, reported that the grass in the low
1 er tnoitnlalns is vety good and I lie
fnriuers will soon be turning their
range stock out. ,
George Tillon has sold his band
of .l'Hi sheep tit Unice Fisher who
- live.; on the S. I,. AleGtll farm west
, of inwn.
it ai'ley Caudle .has I teen doing
pome . fencing tin. the, Charles
Kimnse. rami.
1 Vanillic and Filed!
spent the weekend at Wallowa vw
! Itlng aL the home of their grand
, patents, Mi-, and Mrs. George
'' Kvans.
! t "liarleH . ( 'row. of Hurricane
I creek, was a visitor in l.osline
Sa t u'rd.'ij". J I e recent ly ret uriied
from California where he and his
w Ife spent iho winter.
"That Unseal' I'al," Is the name
of Hie play which the Lostlne lie
hekah lodge will present In the
near fnlnie. The cast Is Cat,- Itny
; S warts: Nancy. .Minnie I trail ley:
Laura, Unity Leonard; Charles Liv
ingston, Lloyd i 'h:i pman; Alajor
. f'tilTiaclcet, Vsley Leonard.
j 'i'lm Itev. W. L. VanNuys, of
Portland occupied the pulpit of
-Hie cresltylerlan church Sunday
" it.orning.
: .
).M.1ITS SI ICIOK
; LFWISTON, Ida., Afar. 31 (Al)
Oelirlomi alte
operation, j
PURINA, STARTENA
and
BABY CHICK CHOW
Seed Grains Wheat Oats
and Success Beardless Barley
BROOMFIELD & RICHARDSON
Phone Main 714
1426 JEFFERSON AVE.
V
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tnt'inber Ajf
eulaii laT!
y-. ICdnn -Miles,
a Ol oiitinellt I 'llde."'iic
ilv, jump.! to he, death from -t
window in the second story of. SI.
just-ph's hospital.
roiiAcc! su:s ixciiiiask
KIT IMtlCi: SIM)VS SI.I'All'l
I.t.CISVlld.K. Ky., A1')
t'.muKh new rec.ordH for lobaflctu
le.H have been estal-lisnetl illtnw-j
ih.; I:isl villi', the a vera if
prl
ICe.ro-"
l.oth dark and hurley has declined.
despite heavy cany-over inun
last vear. which is blamed along
with "the large crop for the lower--lug
of prices, growers during the I (
1 't-"i-1 ;:ti wason -received an esti
mated jiiT.uiui.tMio for :ir.o. uoo.mio
pounds of all grades of leaf. These
ligiires are unofficial but are hns.i
on reports lo tin- slate department
(,r agriculture. ' '
wsas'-lltvarl'
Almiilmiiu T
.8 se'i: iai. I'l'icpsTiA
from Xlarrh 2?l to.prll '
; 'L53"
Tea
Kettle
lan .
9 tlclirlfiu
taufliui al am
Get yimrs NOIV
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CO.
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