La Grande evening observer., April 08, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

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OVER THE VALLEY
Voiiiik IV'iple Weil
Mtm I-Mlili iliii'iimiin clump for
her wuililiiiK !"' I" llowiiril Snlllli,1
of Island City, the twciily.flfth
wodillnK iinnlvowury or her pnr.
enta, Mr. ami Mrs. Henry Hermann
of tho Island Oity-t'ove lilKhwny..
'I'ho ceremony wmi an event or last
Saturday cveiilnK, April firth mid
wiih ,erformoil ut ilia llerninnn
home In the presence of ll company
of close rchitlvcH of the youiiK l"'o-
pie. At olKlil o'clock the beautiful i
ulntflt' rlnff servlco was road by the
Jl.v. Hull K. WsiIIIh pantor of tho
Methodist churc h nl Kntorprlsii, the
liriilo belnK attended by tho
Kronnl'H sister, Mrs. Ilex AyroH. us
matron of honor, wlillo Cecil Her-
mann, ll brother of the bible aerv-
ed iih beat man. The brido worn n
KOwn of blue tfeoi'Kotto ami carried
n bridc'H bomiael of roses and '
xweet peiiM. Arter cnnBrnlillallonH,
(l dellt'loilB lunch wiih served. Tho
ItilcslH wilneBHlnK the ceremo'iy
were:Mr. anil StiH. Illck Hnillh. , Mra.
J,eo Smith anil ilniiKhlor. lleulah,
Sir. anil Mi'. John Hermann, Itev.
and Mia. Hall K. Wiillls nnd son,
S!r8. Ilex Ayres, Mr. and Mra. .Mllo
. Illnkinnd and ilaiiuhter. Hetty Anne,
liixl the Henry Hermann family.
Mr. nnd'MrH. Kmlih left Immeil- Mr. .and ' Mrs. Wuynn ,1'urk near
lately after i ho ceremony for Wnl- Siiiniimrvlllo 'worn -Mr,- and Mra.
la Wallu where they are bavin a "Ul HI" of KIkIii anil Mr. nnd )li.
brief ..lioneymaon I'xpccllnB to re- Karl l'tirll of J'leamillt drove,
turn Wednesday ; to l.a flritnde . -o - , . .
to establish Iheir new home. Mm.' ."To- Unw tinml ,
Smith Ih the elder dniiRhlor of .Mr. !''. .IiiiIhoii PerkliiB, of Hydern
nnd Mr". Henry Ilcrmann, and was bad; India. Ih 10 bo u apodal Kueat
Kradaated hiHt Juno from tho i.l ThiliBdny when tho Allcel l.aillim
Clraildo Hllfh Bi'hool. She Ih a very Alii ineetn at tho" homo of Mrs.
popular yoliupr woman, alteaied to, I'aul Knttutis In I lie Iowa noltrhbor
In part, by tho larue number of hood. A Iiiiko allendaiico la ile
prenupllal eveniHKlven for her. Mr. aired.
Smith Ib nonnnnted Willi the Hunt-1 ' 0 -
liiit Tractor fo. of Iji Clrande. i Imixii'lant liirorniiillon "
.Mr. ;nnd Mih. Henry Hermann- With conperallvn mnrkotlhir very
who. rolebn-.ted their allvor wed- much to the forefront JuhI nt prea.
dlliB Ih Blieh n happy fa.ihlon wero ent, the l(,'al phnKpH of cooperation
mnrrled at I'almyrn, MIbboiiiI. They ro attructlnff conHldernble Interest,
havo lived In Orphan for tho pimt '1'bla iieBtlon will be dlflOUBHed over
ten yuiu nnd have bad their homo m,ll KOAt! Kiiday ovenlnif, April
In tho Omnile Hondo valley for )J 'y W. I'. ltlihlleabarBer, a.SBlHt
Iho Inat Mix yenra.. They urn anionc "nt prorenor or polltlenl Belence at
tho milMtniitlitl farinerii of tho vol- lh Btalo colleKe. TIiIh will bo a
jpyt ;, init-of the, ri'Biilar weekly pro-
0 . Kiani for buHlneBB peopie nnd will!
....ii x i.. "' llt T:6 o'clock;
Mr. and Mra, John DahlBtroni
North l'owder Sunday where they . ,J ''" '"lldren or t in Mobb f hanel
altim,led a reunion of the Imhl- "c ',01 T"c'"'1 a m lmf
Btroin family nt tho homo of Jtr. wc" "H V"?' ,l'",t'"l',ll"
liahliitroin'ii mother .trip, when aecompatileil by their
janiBtrom motiier. , lencher, Mlas Mnrfraret Mlchnelnon.
, I they vIbIIci! tin, mill nt iHlunil City.
norotcrlnB c. if. indwell took thorn all over
MrS. -v.ayno Lrlzwll of near tho mill dcKcrlbltiB Its operation in
Rummorvlllo followed her yottiiB -,,, ,, ,n tl tllM,m (h
on la takliiB the nieaHlea. She Is y8ni,Hll,rH lmjeiHtood and nppie
reported to bo Jnat about over tho dated. t o a worth-while ex-
ordeal. Ipedltlon pal in of tho achool be.
o-tn :-.. llevo. vvt,.1vi :irt.vH.tfc:j,..
iPllllK !M.rt - '' i . o
V havo It on booiI authority Weekend VJsllL .
that a prominent w an In lho iMIbh lleulah Sinlih.'wlio Ib teach.
valley who never falla to Bet a rlso Inif this year In the .hlBh Bchool nt
out of tho fact that her IiuhIuiuiI Athena, was home for a vlnlt over
went off In the dllch while trylnir the ucekeml,
to read Tbo ObHorver anil drive IiIn 0
Fonl 'at the Hume time, Ih IryliiB ThirelulM llancli .
Biiiiio npeciai aeiH. tor wnal lllltirei Sehnillko llrolllera of flarlc
purpoae we have mil yet been told, eounly. Wealein .'ashini;lon. have
We learned that alio la Irylnw 10 recently piirehaned a ranch In IhlV
perfoet tbo art of hul -.llliiB a dllch county nnd nccordhiB to repoi lB I
with her ciimparallvely new Korrt havo iiIho ptiivlinaed fin head of
and Bhe iIoch the act with conald- '. milk cowa and will Mart ilalryliuf
erablo aklll. At leaBlwo have heard here on n Iiuko aeale. Thev llavei
yet of no caHimlttea. j purchased i, node lancheH in i
ii I'yle canyon and have already Ink-1
Thill Tomorrow (en pobhcbsIi ti, 'I'hi Bale iiiellnten ,'
MlH. I'Iuii'Ich Keenun v.ill eliler-l'he prnpertlcH belter known an the!
tain the Woineii'H club or Imbler
nl her homo near Imbler tomorrow
nflprnoon.
o .
Tlcnlc
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Zurbrlck
ami their two children and Mr, nnd
Mrs. Jsaitc Hint Or nnd family all
of Moss fhapel drove to llm Zur-
, ,, . , . ...
brick place above Perry Sunday. '
linrVi'Ht. Im'HI.Ii.h lii'tmllriil nirlli?
flowom, conslHtiMl of nuinbt'rl.'Hs '
tlfks, wo liri1 tolil.
tllvn 1 Jit it i-
.lf. umi Mm. Milo llluliliiiul ttnvf
n luvoly illinu-r purly lviilny vo.
nlnit nl llloli- liomi. lit InIiiikI city,
oovoi-h luivlni; licon Inlil for Minn
.. ii V.r i , . ' , ' ; ,' , ' "'"'llIIH W ill 10 ill(. t,. , n
Wallti Wnllii ml ll.iwi.nl Mn.ltli. ! tl,., ,,..i..it m-.winl .,( ,, f,v"
, ,. j whloh Iuih lioon mini,. Mr. I In I,
Nlls In ,, ,vh,., , .,.p.,. Wo ropy
A,l..H. In hovnlloynt ,ho pro.t Mllry , tho t'orvulllH ( ",
rill tlmo is .Mrs. Miuiciiot .MclHili-j ,.,, lnii '"""' i-u-
M of llon.1, On-Kon. who iih Mm,- ,., N. ', ,,.,,. , ,
KUiot Mollonnlil, wiih ii Yiii liii l' lo.sl. .,, ....-
deal or lMimpkln ltl,KT..
Ilnprnt.'s
,toif..r tieni or west or Knimiier-I ,0nt ,.r mmni... , ,
."'' one. as his salary will he vlr-
.Mr. and Mrs. .'aill KnunUnr the1 " , , ' V, o 'u. lla """i","
low. dlslrlet had some Kaest, Hun-',;,, . 0r i.rs , . " '"'
..ay . their ....mitry ,... ,,,. j wm. "k" ' h 'a ""'''
iok ..ir. iinn jiih. John lliinninn '
and .Mr. and .Mrs. John Kpeokhart
Or Lit Crailde. Mr. nt.,1 Mr .llri
..... 0 ,Hf2t. He has since hern tench Inir
T tho can,,.,,.. Tl,,.
Mr. and Mrs. .Yk Clllwon who will ,ko Mr. nnd Mrs n,T
Wero teoently we,l at Alhel lett'lh.lr . '' ""'' "
wlllllll tlii. last few days lor Jo.
.
Kepi, When, they expert to make
their homo,
o -
Now i:iiiih,iMriii ,
..... iuiii ..irs. , ,11. .MOI'lliro Will. ' KnaillK.
operate the KtaiiKo riinrh Hour Is
land l lty have teeently had In-' ( hit, .M.vts
nn.iii.li u pew' el.'.'lrle llieltlil.tor tor
the hiitchlnn r Koose ami dnek
vkk. Tho ninrlilno is or n nno-ong
ciipneiiy. .Met'iines nrp Keltlnir an
rorly sturt In tho i hleken liisliior I c
re noeK chUkens. now t.ho,,, tKo ,
JvoekH old whloh they secured of
tho Mo.siu.ro. hatolury. ,
0 '
.in nitsoi. tin,, i.iii'i. xn,i r '
TolWtkrr I
Mr. nn.l Mm. Cnrl fuller nnd
Bon, Clnlre drove to linker Sunday,
JMabul E. Morton, Valley Newa Editor
Phones: Residence, 826-J; Office, Main 87
ami spent I he day .Islllnir uiiioiuf
their relatives. '
o '
(.Vts InslrlM'llnil
Ami then thorp I" the optimist
fit the valley who liail all of IiIh
chickens stolon hut ono hen. bul
has been a failhrul attendant at
tho poultry Hehool which Man Just
rlulslied ItH sessions at Alice),
n
Imirvlii! Oreluiril
I'M licnnlson of linhler has lens-
o, the apple orchard of soino IK or
2a acreH behindm,- to .Mrs. Turner
Oliver nd In putlliiK in ooiislilcr-
able work there In preparation for
Ibis hciihoii. The trees have been
trimmed anil now tho hoII Ik bclmr
carefully ciilllvali.'d. Thin orchard
i located on tho highway across
from the elevator at Allcel,
0 . .
I'lilsnncil
Mrs. jr. K. llllclllinan of Allcel
wna I ho vlcllm of ptomaine polsoit-
Inn Thursday ovenlnir -anil for a
tlmo wan very III. , II.t Illness, for-
Innately, did not lam .-ry Ioiik and
"ho in uito all rluht aifaln now
. o . ..
Kiiiiilny fiiipniK , ,
.Sunday vlsUors.nl tile, home of
o
Visit Mill
, miiierneiii nun wulf tiaeta, lotala
I ' lo mon ncrea and ia one of
I'ho larBCHl transrerH in real enlate
i reported tor Nome lime.
Itoucr .
j Mrs, Kowler, new owner of the
,Tcd CnntUIn place near Imbler ih
"l" . n ,
n,,r recent Illness. Thft blond trans-
,,,, . . , , V
'
ik.,,... .,.. i.
Two yiiiiM niro thin hiihiiiioi'.
ltolipii M. Ilnloy wiih In thin v:il-li-y.
roiuliiK im an export from tho
lali onlliKo lo irnthoi- Hie ilntii on
tin limn. iiiurli.'lN kiii-vov ii i,...
I'lllllo V.M'y woll lll'lilililiiti',1 h, n. '
iim,i iiiiiii, many mcmls. Tliono
;1oki- lit Oretron Stale collide, has
ieiolved tut appointment t teaeh
n iiiiii nu.-l.l
ilalev wn- ..r-,,i. .7.
, ' " mill. .1111-
vard nnlveislty and tuauht In hlBh
L........ . . . lnK
j nil. iis.
Sim-iuIh Siinday
.Mlm Ai-da llerry ,,f n,.. ,,,
lowu school spent the day Sunday
vlaltlni; h.r iriemi. .s.
I'lii. Taanka -ll el.il, ,,., ,,,
Hie All.el sehool I'rld.iy i,, la,,
very profitable tun,. W,h l heir
..-..lor, ..irs, imru Jtoss v.
osi. inndi. a reriector, iu,t,hy Ki t-
. '
ul. Tnmp.u, Zt
liisenli, sln only , i,,;".
nd a liiu ke, and they Zi, o
It:. V.. 11...... ..!(., .1. .!..!..
I,;",: "'
It.wv i
tnii,.lia Jliirelils.ii,, who Itv.i I
at clio luiiiic of yum son, Jdhn Mur-
f'lllHOIt at IMlMIHIIIlt ClVOS'V llIIH ft 1-
mi.nll' romil"'''l n'rovTii from
lllT i'.MIIIlt WVl'TM lltllHK uikI Ih
Imimv, lumy iiirlnv iiiHih, ami
! hupi-y at It. .Mih. MuiclilKon wiih
M yai-H old the oIknIm nf l-'fhru-avy.
Klio Iijih had Kcvfral Imd Hick
him-IIh tho hiHt fi-M' yt-arM hut comi'H
hiu k fvery tliin1 i.ilit rapidly,
AIIcikI l'iin.'i'ar ,
Mr. and Mm. Chaiit-H handciHOii
lia Lamnaii ir I'loaHant (Jrovo,
ilrove lo l.a (Iraridr Sunday ami a;-
t'ml-d (ha fun. -nil oi Urn laic John
U'. Willie. K
o-T
Tho lApivlmnil
( Of coiii'h-' It 1m too noun yet to
know all 11m effeotM of ihe ex perl-
mejit made hy lining the kllhTer
n.-f.M.J 111' llnnm.lm On MllMlnl. Thll I-h.!.. V n t tl... I.An.n M iu
place the machine wan lined to
1 hreak up a hnrd pan which wan : temoon iiivcIIiik only',
j located Home IK IncheH helow tlm- o
jHurfuco and hft alkali poolH on ( Hotter
fonp pleco of' land. Jt Ih Hinted, ' Alr. C, O. Iltiffninn of (ovo ave
1 however,, that thftj-u- arc no Iodk : line Ik Improving' from hcj- recent
'cr thcro and that pnrt of ihc ex- i HlneHH. l,at wek tier daughter.
peilnieut Ih a hiiccchh. . l-'hrthci' , -Mi-h, Kill a Hill, waft there from Kl
teNtH will ho inndo shortly to see In 10 caro for her.
to what extent the will has ..hcen ( ; o -
Improved by the jtrocr-HH.' .1 Guests '
IHnncr Guests
.Mr. and Mrs. Frank AVoodell of
.uininervllhi had for their dinner
KliesiH rilllKiay, MH. HIU .Moaitt ami ui n.nein, aiiu ner
Hon. GeorKe, Mamie Woodell ami ; "cphew, Glenn lloherts of I'ori
llnrihta J'lefson all of La (iramh-. ,!. Tho two laller who were, in
Vlslls-.
Mis. Uox Ayres of Walla Walla
is visiting relatives in Wiq valley,
particularly U10 Krnith homes nnd
Gamut ItloUlund homo near Island
f'lty and will) numeroiifl others. She
timed her visit for tho weddiim of ovo,ll"K. Hession of ihe poultry fe(M r0Ill,H.,itj mnonK coopera
hor brother. Howard .Smith, and , 'hk'h wn b'lT,P hoUl ,lt lives and unnecessary duplication
iMISH Kdlth Hermann H-ilurday eve (Ali,!:il t'I,,H0'1 ",ltl( hl f'1"' Hprlfur of fiu.imil.( tho National Wool
nliiK. .
liusy Tlaoc
The .Mossacrcs Jfatchery Is a
very busy place these dnyM, with
Mtf Incubators full of eKs labelled
Willi dlffcri'iit hatching dates,
brooder houses wllh chickens from
a Tew days up lo five weeks old,
nnd then tho pen of tho flue ami
pedigreed birds. Airs. Clara .Mosi
'report h thai this season has been
very successful thus far. ooukIi so
ii, ., . ,.. .
that plans fur expansion for next
Ven e Im -n l.ixtii f lii..rl. r....ll.tA .
It will lux remenilicrcd that .Mrs.
Moss had about two dozen iiedl-
trrcod chlckH last year. These have.
made splendid frrnwllt and are fine
Mpi-ciineus oi lurus. Airs,, .moss sc.
lects (tjPJthhrmirr,Vtio etfhr
her pens very carefully nnd she
has for a jroal about (iOO hens of
hlk'h breeding, placed .-In pens
headed by pediroeii cockerels.
i
Huys .Moro Aoi'ontfo - '
Nell KlK-Iit of the lower Cave has
added to his farm. 40 acres from
the Nathan Da ron place. It Is en
tirely farm land with no bulldlmr
Improvements on It.
l iiM,,.'.. Pusses
Tho W.ilf fioelt Ki'niiKr hiul
ehuruo uf tlm finiiTiil i,i-l,hiv i,r
... . , , t. . , ,
nun .-.i in ui-i ii linen, prnniui-
ent rm-ine,- or Hint Iml'l or ,l,e
eoiinty who died very sii.lilonly
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was r.o years or niro ami hml llvoil
Z e ar'":'. " ""', , ''ri"'"'''" ,o prlnrhwl
siale, ror 1.' years eoalimiously , upeaker at ,l,e annual Iuiikmh-,- in
Imvlnir llve.l on ,ho nmeh In tho,,!,,. Momnrlal I'nion l,ll,linK on
n on eieei; iiisilloi whole ho re-
shied at ihe linn, or Ills doiilh. Jlls
widow ami tlnve ehlldreii, Iwo i
daiiKhlers and a son survive. I
900 MILLION IN
TAX MONEY PAID
IN BY FARMER
I'll'. et taxes ).ald liy tanners now estate had. I.y l!l7. In Mr. i'o,l,.'
nmoiMil ,,. more than nine Inindied
million dollars annually ,.,r whleh! t -3 per rent r the value or farm
niiproxlinnloly XI or cent Is paid properly.
tliro.iKli tin. Koneral iiroperty tax, nisou'ssli,,; various proposed
ncoordlmr t Wliltney I'ooinl.s. HK. types of lax rerorin, Mr. fooinlis
ricullural economist. In a report j believes that "improvement In the
ot it simly or taxation on rami 'administration or loeal rarm taxes
properly just paliiish,.,! the imisi be eeiitenal around the prob-
blireau or iiKiloiilturul eeonouiles. of assessment, beeause It hns
1 lilted Stntes ileiiartmeiit or iiki'I- been r.,und that raulty asseasmeut
! Is the eauso or min i, or iho In
Ihe rei.orl rontiilns nn ,ial sis equality or taxes anionic runners. In
of llm kinds or tuxes paid by farm. ,y ,. ,h(, ns.,ossn(. dlstrlets
oi's. ot trends In rami taxation, of are too small to provide rull-time
taxes and iiKrleiiltural Income troin work tor trained employes. In most
Mirlolis types or farm tenure, or rural seetlons a eounlv assessor will
runii assessments and rami value i, be more sallsraetory 'than H lown
aud or the Ineb loner and efre. ts ..rishln nssessor on., ii I- ...,.u.i in...
rami luxes. Mr. foomhs believes
..... p.riou ui rapiu rise o, aide ror two counties to HKieo to
farm taxes has passed and that any employ ono nssessor to do the work
Increase in iho Immediate nmire t both Jurisdictions,
will be at a less rapid rate. He, "Inereasoil supervision or nssess
May,: tnent methods and results hy .state
Ihe rate of Increase or slate authorities will nl.l ,,, eslabllshltiK
and local tuxes will be less than uniformity. At presmt 16 states
It has been, bat no Kern-nil r. illie- ' KV1. to slat,, supervisory oM It'lals,
Hon in rarm taxes Is likely to come usually to the state tax .onimls.slon
rrom n deereaso In total expcn.ll- the power to make renss.ssnienls
tures. It may oome either throUKh on their own motion and hy their
n. w methods or linanoliiR certain own aK. nts. 'I'.-n other states itl.
KOvernmenlai oxpondllnres, snel, as to supcrvisorv ortlclals Ihe power
more slute support for tho schools. ii ,der reiissessmenis. Such pow
er ihrouKh the Introduetlon of new ers. althoiiKh n. c. ssai v. are rarely
sources of loeal revenues to supple, use.l.
in. nt the K nenil property tax." : '. state upervlsliiK body can do
Me. t-oombs says that taxes are mmx to improve assewments by
Hiking about an per rent or the ea,rlnt on res.ar.-h u, tivliles 11,,,'t
net rent of rarm real estate, and art- Impossible anil would be nn
thai an examination or the results economical In the lu.nl assessment
..f studies of the returns on farm dlstrlets. bv aetliiK as a curt of
property and on the owners' man- i,pp, for individual and xroup ns.
iilt.rii.l iiblliil.-s Indicates that, on sessments. and by ndjustliiK or
farms otieraled by their owners, ctualliliiit assessiuenis amoinr the
'axes in tbo past six years have
amounled to from ! to Jl pr
cent or such returns. In u:4 taxes
were reported to have token on the
' " ,"r..... v. ii-
of, lie farm real eslat.. or trie rami.
i.y Ihe sliKhl Increase In farm
taxation , sluco that yrar und the
a. cllno In Iho valao of farm real
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
A SEASONABLE
RECIPE
lATK ii ihh.ny;
One pound tlatiK (needed),
(tJ)n Clip HUBUr,
One-half cup wntor.
Three i-utt yolkn and one white
heaten loKUicr,
Ono enp hrnken nut mentH.
Two eKK whlteH.
I toll da ten ami wuter lojfether,
. then ilr In nd hhkhv hi-nti'ii
toMhcr and rnok Mlnwly, Hlh-iln
ronntanlly. When thickened, rv-
j move from f ho an) fold in mlffly
j iK-aiea t'KK wiiltcH, and nul-s. ( hill
' """ """ "'ni
j '
If la in I Altt
Tim meeting of the Inland City t
, John Jiowcry. Thin Ih lo he an nl'
Mi's. Garrett Illo);land. of near i
11 , 1
l-rldny, her nelec, Mrs. Itox Ayres.
' "r Walht Walla, nnd also a nelce,
1 1 m unify Mj visii 1 neir 1 ai mr,
Krank lloltertff of Cove, left this
rnornliiK for their work In the oilier
valley.
-0
Sclusil rosKJtni
Willi Ihe mcctlnfr last Thursday
V " KfUf wy cut
o .no auenuance some, natur-
ally iho school will be resumed
... ...... 1U jmjo.-,i piooieiiirf
next fall.
Hear Wm 'AtliliVh- - '
Uesidents of tho vicinity of Is
land city are milte mthuslastfc in
their reports of tho address dcliv
i ercd Sunday ovenfiiK ,ut; ,tho com
munity church by tho Hov. .Imlson
. . - ""'
rerlilns In his very . interest inir
fashion described the work, tho
. , ' ' 1
'
1 Id
AllLilial OeSSIOH
Smith - Hughes
Students Coming
'i nil
I Students from the Imb
cnlon llljrh schools who are enrol
led In ihe Smith-JUiKhes deoait
mcnts will participate in the cotu
Iiik annual meeting which Is to be
hehl on the stale college campus,
April -Ji, as ami iii. Ther
Inllnllt ill hlfjli KfllonlH ill ,lli( MllUO
iwiuoii unv.i this ilopiirtniont umi
i their iioo.Ih, their eiiloi uiiniiieiit
umi th.-lr Insli-iiotlon uro nil In'
,.i.i...i i ,
ni.-ii win lie
inmie ,y ,he oolloKi"wil,hiil i,l for
,l l,iH the sixth minnnl ciilliorlns.
j A. V. Norhhul. (fovei-noe or tin--!
u as neeopteii im iiivitiitlon or
,u,.i, A. It I'onll.y of tho sehnol
Frhlay. Anrll Al lh,1 II.....
pinrliihn will hu annoiinceil and
(Continued on I'ai,-o Klcht)
loi.iiili.n. mobahlv li., .e,.s..,i n,l ...
in many places n ilRnt be desir- !
various taxiint jurisdictions seniles
f ,. ivsults of past assess,,,, nt, I
by coniparlnK ah s and assessed j
valuations, and ..r methods of
wnicn eitniii, ty ..r assessment may
I,c al,leil are anion the nsernl
activities to be rar.te.i i... n,
state coniiulsslon,. Tlie r.-siihs o
5lKli ivjearcl, can be utlllied b the
I'M'iil ttfH'nmivH Id ntii(- the in
Miinlt Ick of fii I'lll liixillioii."
National Group'
0. K.'s Ass'n. Of
N.W. For Wool
j That tin- On-Hon wool to he mar
keled t h !m yeiir tlirouirh the Na
tion. tl Wool Al.it'UrtliiK co. puiittioii,
tlm eonumfliiy orjfa iil.m Inn (fpon-
Hiii'ed hy Ihe federal farm hoartl to
develop wool eoopi-rutiVf niarketiiiK'
i on a nni ion v Ii!.- hiinfH. may he
jhiuulldl in tho most eiricienL and
jeconomje manner the hoard of dl
'reel urn of the imtional corporation
j ha recOMilz.'d the I'acifie I'oopera
tive Wool Growers jis the exehlHlve
: :inlt for the state.
1 The illl-ei-t riiH of I lio nntii.niil
IrorponilloH thai the Im-iiim of
t'"' ajfi iciiKuial in-u Ui'tln net of
1 1 'J-', utnJ-r wlilt h tfm f.-ilt nil furni
hoard in ilev Inpirm- ih vnri.mH
j' oiMiiiotniy niai-KetuiK ntf.-hrie.,, lmi
' t li ! them to llmil the nunihei of
- individual uiiIIh that iiiIkIU he
. lormcil l hamlte the wool, Ono
1 of the fh'Ht ohjeetives of the farm
, hoard proKnun for wool w;ix to
Ml I ILIUM wrilll COIlipeltlMMl Iiacl HI-'
iisHOciatioiiH hy iinlUinr them Ini
.one hiiKi national oraniKaiion. It
Is now recomrlzed hy the director:!
of the national corporation that ir
too many new units are permitted
: under the new national protrain it
: will he eneournKlnjr loo much fur
; ther com pel it ion and tin necessary
duplication of effort within the or
Kanizallon. I The National Wool Marketing I
corporation is tnliliiK ihis.action for
l""t intere.slH of the producer,
vhft U.M ,,.,. f ' '
m.Velopi.
neat of BiarUctiUK organ
izations, Hlniilar decisions htivo
been made, hy tlio enrporat ion di
rcetorato for Monla'na and Kouth
Dakota, slates In which or.ini.a
Hon activities threatened an un
desirable duplication of marketing
machinery.
j ShapliiK its prKi'am nlonpr llmx
ftlvn..-.li.,l 1... tl-.,. ,.....i,.,.t ....
itl,n..n. ,.r n. . ,.-t,.i. .I;...,
MurUethiK corporation bus from
tlll. hiMninf; ,:lvl)IV( fl KIItnlier
muuiwr of KUmiKC units. KpcakhiK
on 1 his subject recently. Myron Wil-
son. secretary-treasurer of the na
tional corporation, said; "The. larir
er Hie volume of wool Klveu each
unit the more economically it can
function. The point oi rent est. In
terest to the individual producer is
tho price he frets for his wool, ob
viously the efficiency of the mar
keting set-up Is a ))k ractor In in
fluencing the a mount of supple
mental reiurn the grower receives
: .';!otnli ol Riin-Jal ;,t.-.t:jr'.C!it ot the
iJi'-Wt.i:ir fea:.i'a0.1 .- '..AILVAV
)..M-L J'.' JKil uf Uii.c-a ,i: '.i "j yti
oi UiaioM. on tin; Jl:;'. ti.iy ol lii-t-inbr.
( IV'Ij. r.i;-.d: to the itiMii'ton-ii cor.uiin-
tu lav:
Ai:.o..ut of c.-.w:ta! s'o.-.': pa;d up - -hone
int;o.'.ii
t Krt rremlunia rcuvt-u durai:;
! tile y.-ur O.i!3.057.0
jiUi'i'fst. tuviarnci:: umi
i iccfict tin i. tJu yc
83.C in C3
i liu'Oine I rum o.rrr ;oii"c
; ""' ' u-e i'r
Tt'.nl Inco'nc jJ.liJ.jjJ.OO
K't pii.ti i.ui'in:-. lIu yi-ur
1:1 liunvii; i:ct:u:.iinrj:t c::-l..-.:f
r. . . "1.7-10,073.03
civ.i in i I'm li-ar 1.057.4-12.4
Ti':'.i. llctnsr.i mid ii-i's !:,. d
niii'ins '.In. y.'fj 62.0i;o.2j
Ano.iiu of nil o:l:rr cici.ci
HI-. C3 lC3.ait 30
Tclal c.';pc:k1Uu
Vnlv.?. ot
m.-.i:.ei
Vn an o
.-.,;;d Hii.Mko
:" ""s n'"
j Hl?,'-liTr'.uciSS
I,,1.;;:;,.-,,,i'a!'r.;..',ii d
I To:al dmi,tr,i mww ..
0fOT, eUlxtM fcV'S'u'nid.
A:m-um ui iiinn il ir.i:i,um
i 0,1" to 7o m m'X. I ou imil
vtoi-i:: nnd bonds S 2S OT
22. 017. S3
I A.i o.ncr HHUiaiu 3 ni.mn.au ly flaft
Tot n 1 lli-bimi-i. rstlusive ' ' -s. A
)t i-.uiiliil MM'i; (TJG.C45.B5 !
r.u3irs.-i in" ouf;n;;N row THt.,vE:AK " VlSiil5
M". prcuuumi rLV.tvrd durtr.i: tliu o 1!t1i
Ia-tf;":i naltf "ditV'iiiV Uif' Vrnr ' '. '.' '.' 'noj'nfi 50 rtfl i li'pli"
o;.i'.'.s tiiciitreil ilnnir; tli:- yrar.. ;i.lM,l.,rirj - BLXEfSllfA t h iflL
Nunit' of cimin;iny. lloivfit Apsoctfii loii ' j- lttTaaVlWii"4P
nl Uiiilwny Employe s. Nnir.f ol nresi- llm MwAVlfl fcir-
d't. It. A. i.: Name t,.' Mcrduiy. iWJTlfl S-Lv il
O. M. C-ilvi 1. Str.iiiinrr rrt.iteni nt- RFjaTf ' II fiSJi
tn.'-y lor icrva..', iiuranto Cuimius- MS P
j Bubbling I
S Relief from I i
j Constipation
II s &m II i
Jf riio.pliaic f -rr;Sfi W B is
l 50 mp-
I cents HgJ M .j
A Itlll.l . fferveseent lax;.- i .
Jj live. I!, eiius . f it., pure fj '
W -laliue tasie. it is p.irtVu- . Bl
W lolly il.lapted lei . llildrell $ . ' ff
Hid adults wilhweal; ii
V stomaehs. Uerl, Koatlv, C u!
& ' it
X, ret , 'tr.-etively. S..1.I oi.lv J;
iiij;viui uiiiiiin i
Ej Till' IMA All. STOliK n t
In patronage divldond in addllluti
to the biiNic prlca for the vooi.
jTh. refore, the pot-ntial patromme
I dl idemi wouhl bo saf KUirdccI
j most effectively by selling up as
I little m-w machinery as pnnnlbln."
j Kuclliiies provided by the 1'a- ;
clflc f'ooperativa Wool Growers are !
'refc-aivbd ad quale for the ni'cds of!
lOr.Ki'ii. Jn arldltlou the rntf.c
'will attract :t lare volume of wool
from hurroundhiK r-tate, Washint?
tou. Idaho., I'alltornia and Nevada.
' jtn. I has a total of cilit million
pounds of wool iiniler 111:1 rkeitiitf
nKieenu'tlls at this time.
The I'.rclfic Is next to the ohlosf
larje s:a!e wool cooperative in the
l'nite H'.ates with 'nearly ten years
of experience In wool cooperative
marketiuh. ty expanditijf lis ex
Jstln(T fa.::;;:es tho I'aeiflc fecln It
, can adequately caie for a much
larger tonnage of wool than ft has
ever handled before at a lower
cost.
Action of ihe directors of' the
national corporation in .Montana, j
Oregon and South Dakota Indicates
that the hadera In tho wool co
operativo movement recognize it
111011 desirable to expand existing-
St Is Easy ,
To Ek3 Fat
That is, in the riht wn;, nsd Ijj
modern piiyslciaius. jo nbnoi-mal exer
cise or diet, but help to a i;um that i:
weak. The recum lirfjc mduclioii ii
excess fat has been largely due to tha
inetliot.
This modern nctl'.od is embodied ir .
Marmnia nrosciiiilion tablets. PeopU
hove used them or 22 yearsmillions o '
boxes of them. In almost every circle
you can set the amazing change it brings
If over-fat, you owe yourself a trial o
Marmola. Don't remain abnormal. Al
druRfjists supply Marmola nt Si a box
Kach box states the formula and tells the
reasons for results. Start growing thin '
Bj your friends have done, at once.
SULK SEEDS
01
HOSE AND LAWN
MOWERS .
VIGQKO
LAWN AND GARDEN
FERTILIZER
1 Ib. to 100 lb. containers
W.H.
BOHNENKAMP
"Caterpillar" Tractors
build roads to schedule!
They are
layed by
They do
alL.I.K 1I.UI. I- .-et !
lute omani:
many new otiea,
" ITALIAN ('AI'ITAI. I I Sl:s
.j.' (!) Ni. I'W tli.in fi-T lli-.ltluior. (l.nvinui- lllli-lilo .if
n,,,,',.,,',!,,! ', -, uiu'i't'liil nl.'i-; .MMiyl.iu,! umunmm: niiiilliliify for '
),iW.' Iiiivi ,.iuiti'.I i-tniililiwM antlrminli I'Tmi.
Miss Majestic Contest
. VOTE COUPON
Good for 100 votes for credit of
m v.
Address - -.
When properly filled out and deposit
ed in ballot box at ihe Arcade Theater
Good from Apr. 8
WOOD
For the next
I WILL SELL
GREEN CHAIN WCOD-$3.00 PER LOAD
1 DRY CHAIN WOOD -$4.00 PER LOAD
CALL MAIN 151
FRANK CLEAVINGER
211 Depot St.
PURINA, STARTENA
and
BABY CHICK CHOW
Seed Grains Wheat Qats i
and SuceemlieaMlmaBafley
BROOM FIELD & RICHARDSON
Phone Main 714
not easily de
bad weather.
not balk on
cold days nor sulk ',
on hot.
Ample traction in
creases their effective
ness in wet weather
The "Detour" sign comes
down on the day promised.
NTiNG TRACTOR CO.
1426 JEFFERSON AVE.
Tuesday, April 8, 1930
! '"" ' lllel.' .urllMl Vvltl.in t wu ;, J
veil!:: llt niny. i i
ia-t-lc.l l t'MlliialiMl al iiiijip iii.ir
ft T,i. 1.. '111,111111.
i
to Apr. 15.
REDUCED
SIXTY DAYS
f-
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