La Grande evening observer., April 22, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

LA GRANDELVEN1N0 OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, 'ORE.
Tuesday,. April 22, 1930
OVEK THE VALLEY
Dcuth Con kt Ah Shock
Tho word received yesterday nf
tho death of N. C. Jamison of the,
Oregon State .college piiiiip jib a
decided shock to .Mr. JamlHon'H
many frlendH in this valley. Mr.
Jamison wh a dairy specialist of
the extension service of tho col
lege, and serving in that capacity
caifio very often to I'nlon eounly
for public gatherings, for the eco
nomic conference, for the sioeit
show, and on many ofher errands
of usefulness. During the, years
of hiH connection with the col-
lego hp made many good frU-ntln
in thin valley. The first general
word of hlH illness was probably
. revceived Inst week when - worIT
came that Ml. Jamison wan sorl-
ousJy til in Portland. His death
occurred Sunday from erysipelas
accordiiiK to a iiiphhiiitp repel veil
by County Ah'tlctilturlMt Marry (;.
Avery.',
filvn Itlillulay Dinner
. A family dliiner, an 1-iHter dln
)ier,and n IdrCulay dinner, all In
one,;wnH the prOKram Sunday at
thv; homo . of .Mr. and Mj'M. Itay
Ktilltr and non,-IHrkie. on the
lower Cove highway, when Mr. and
Mrrf. Fuller entertained tlie mem-,
hem of. the Mosb family. Tho kiiphIs
included .Mr. ami -Mrt. JamcM,M.onH
of l.a (irande, Air., and Mih. Will
Adler and danRhfer, (iPimvit-vp of
noar 1.a (Jrandc, and Mr. and Mm.
Irwin .Momm; and dauKhte'r, Janlc
of Allcel. M,Vh. -yUivM UiUl had u,
birtliduy during . thri week; and 'af
ter the KUCHtH had aMseinbleii Mm.
Ifiiller announcPd Unit tlilB whh n
birthday dinner for her and Hhe
received niiineioiiH beautiful kIMh.
A (dllckon dinner of Immense pro
portions wan served duiniK the af
ternoon, coneludrd with tho birth-,
day cake, with . pink and white
decorations. ,,
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Dotrn I'Voni Knleriirl-1
Mr. and Mm. Htnart itennett
and flori, Jinmije, drove down from
Knterprlse Hunday, Mi-. Hennelt
fi ti tul Ine Mi biiKlneMH niattem and
Mrs. Hennet and Jinunie vlsitinir
with tho-Stearns relatives ahd driv
ing to Cove during the afternoon.
Jlminle Is going lo linve a blrlhiluy
next week his second.
ItoPOTcrlng
Mm. 'Vernon Sherwood Is recov
ering very nicely from her recent
operation nnd Is spending soin'o
tlnffl recuperating ut tho home of
Mivuhrt Mrs. V. O. Sherwood on
tho side hill road hear Ui Grande.
lllw't Tcni'lit'i
Mrs. J, If. DIehl of l.n, nruiido
hnri'been eleeted Us tenctlmr of tho
Jjiidd canyon school for next year.
Miss Mlnnehe Whiting tins been Mm
successful toucher of this fjiool
tho Inst two years,
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Selling Orchahnl
Mr. and 'Mrs. Hob Masleiton, at
their farm on, Cove avenue are
setting out u new orchard of 100
sweet cherry trees which they, re
cently secured oT Karl Stacklaud.
of tho Cove.
'lt Teach ut Knlcu'prlM
AHss Catherine Dobbin, daughter
of 'Mr. and .Mrs. Jay Dobbin of
near Joseph and very welt known
In this valley . has recently been
elected as one of tho grade teach
ers In the Kntorprise school. Miss
o1bln who was graduated from
tile Knterprlso high school has
Hlrieo' attended the Chivei-slty of
'Washington and tho Cheney Nor
mal school.
Homo prom IjiiLc.
' Mrs. Hoy linker of near the
Cove, has returned to her home
following a series of treatments
at Hot Uike. Mrs. linker had ipilte
a tedious time getting rid of the,
effects of a siege with the. flu. , !
Weekend ut Home
Miss Catherine McKlnuls of the
Kasteru Oregon Normal spent her
Kaster vacation at the home of her!
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Krank Mo-.
K inn is near Summervltle.
Have I'tnc Trip
The first reports of tlie extended
trip made by students of geology
under Prof. Johnson of the huh
ler high schoid were made as the
truck Umd of tired looking but
liappy luoking youngsters pulled
through l.n Grande yesterday af
ternoon. They started last I-'rl-day
on a trip which took them as
far alt I'matlUa on the Oregon side
of the Columbia then up into
Washington. Their clothes looked
a. little the worse for tho wear
nnd the trailer which was loadeu
with food Friday was absohitely
bnre, but otherwise it was a happy
looking crowd. There will doubt
less be more particulars later.
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GeLfl I "Ine Cnir
George Chadwirk, son of Mr.
and Mrs. l.ynn Chodwick of the
lower Covo has recently purchased
a fine Shorthorn calf, six months
oh! from Hon Ayres which he will
use uh bis club calf this year.
At Covc-
MIss Kuth AM rich of I.a Grande
wus a weekend visitor at tho home
of ftev. and .Mrs. N. K. Ilershey
ut the Cove.
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Given Itlrllidny Party
A number of frlendN of the
family shared In a birthday parly
given last Thursday evening for
A . O. Sherwood nt his farm home
nj-af La Grande. Cards nf forded
the diversion for the evening and
uiierwards a tasty lunch was
served In two courses. Thoiio who
were In attendance to extend their
birthday congratulations to Mr.
Sherwood were Mr. and Mrs. C.
V. H'oppel. Mr. nnd Mm. Ira Ken
nedy, .Mr. nnd Mrs. It. A. Master
ton. Mr. and Mm Vernon Slier
wood, lister Mhstcrton and Thel
ma .Kennedy,
Mabel E. Morton, Valley New Editor
Phones: Residence, 828-J; Office, Main If
TultO JOKM'SSloil-
.Ir. mill ATih.
Karl Itohlnson
who are lo facia tho homo place
I of her grandparents, Ml, and .Mix.
Ooorgo Childers near Covo hnue
moved nil to the- place and arc now
nicely settled. Mi, aird .Mm. f'hil
dors. It will ho remembered,
loft for California, who ho they
will make .their futnro home.
i vjs(H 'n(.f
f i iirlltiir arrived In tho vol
toy u s,nrt llmo ago from IiIk
i,onM, ni Omnlt.. Wash., and will
? H'nl tlie summer at the home
, (f hjM (,lCW, John Hchleppy In Dry
(-neli.' '
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siiliMllutos
j aI1sh Helen Jensen nf Jji (Irnndc
, ,KIS bf(.n MulMtitiitlnff for -Miss
Mcnevlevo Nelon who leaehet
thlK year In Wallowa county. MIhs
Nelson wan called homo .Inst -week
by the. nerioiiH iihiPBrt of her moth
Miss Johnson has rontrneted
fto teacli the Cumkpln' icldge school
next year. , ' . ' ' - V
filv.o IHnner t . . , .
Mr. and .Mrs. I.. V. Chadrtlck and
sont civtet'talned. a ' company of
their relatives' at , an Kaster din
ner Sunday at their home on lower
Cove. Their guests' , included Mr.
tiid Mrs. George. .Miller and Mi",
and' .Mrs.' Jim' ,'MIIhm' of Cove, and
M.: aitfl -Mr Mill Miller, of the
Sauil Itldgc. ' : . ,
Ji.-T. A.. liiinRetIr" .
Tho regular meeting of tho Juih
lor I'erent-TeacTief " uSHoelatlon
will lje held toniofrovv, .Wednesday
evening, lnfllead Of Thursday eve
ning. Tlie program will he given
by students jiih! .tPiichers of tho
Kastern Oregon Soriual si'hool.
Tho pipsldent is hoping for a
large atendance. ' ,
Via lit Kpntls
Carl lirown who lias been living
on tho : Itout h .Mc Kef i nan farm
near Allcel has Just finished put
ting In 1'G acres of potatoes for
liliusolf An a. plot on Harold HinK-
lamans rarm neap imnier.
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Sunday nl PniniKn-
Mr. and M.rs. Uny Carier ami
Melvln Carper, mid Mr. am) Mm.
Curtis l.lndsey drove lo 1'roinlse
aiul spent the Kaster weokend at
the' parental Carpet homo.
Hack I'J'om Cull Torn In
J. H.? l.ovo, promlnPiU nrcliard
Ist, ('rotit the CoVo soetlon spends
his winters In California. Ho lias
recently returned ' tq ' this valley
and Is busy getting ready for tho
reason's, work in his orchard..,
To I'endieton-
Mlss; Madeline Oliver
of Dry
(;ttril4iti"'ivVVWi.'4lPMy ki'l Vf "t
to Pemlletoii 'Saturday for the tyn
Ing content, t .Madeline was one of'
the representatives of the Imbler
high school.. , , " , ,
.MnnltNl In I laker .
Word has been received In the
va lley of the marriage Saturday
April 12 of Miss Pearl Hlowart r
Allcel and Leonard StevenH of
I'nlon;: both young peoplo very
well known In the county. .The
groom Is. tho son of County Com
missioner and Mrs. V. W. Steven.
They will make their homo in Cn
lon. ' ,
lilg 1'rlco fur Uuubv
Tho first spring lambs . from
Wnllowa county were sold In port
lam) Monday at 14 cenls, u record
price for the season. Only nine
lambs wero In tho lot and they
wei'o raised by A. R Davis tuul
they averaged ' 7(i pounds in
weight. They were moro properly
culled winter lambs. .
They wero shipped by the inark-
eting association whlcii sent one
dotiblo deck car of hogs nnd lambs
to Po rll tuul Saturday. Other stock
shipped Saturday Included a cur
of cattle and a cur of hogs which
It. C. Hanson sent to market, and
WHEN ALL THE WORLD SEEMED SAD
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) IMO Tu. A. P.. C1..1 Urluln m,kit
a. ear of horses of the fox-feed va- A. Sayre reports a nitmher of
rioly shipped by Chri Tlppeft. ! recent election of u-aehers in
llooord Chieftain. j schools of the cnniiiy. .Miss Ver-
gel la Ih.nd of Wlllow'dule Will take
Maml A ill- - u,e r.th and Gilt grade at Imbler;
Mir. John Dulllstrnhi of Mossi Al.r:'. l-aye Hug will teach Jf Ik
chapnl .vtll lie the hostess to th.! land school; Mrs. l-:idon Hush lias
members of the Island City aid I heen elected at Oordon Creek;
at her home. Thursday, Thin trill iMn--. HilIor at Telncaset. Mis. Ida
he an nfternoon meeting.
fHiiner Oul-of-l)Mir
Sunday was a great day tut- ho"
ini; out of dooiH, and there won
scores and scores of picnic 'din
nei-K hei'el In tliA infinc . mnnf-
heatitffui KpotK lh the valley. .Mi s.
Wli.i Holy , and dautrhter, Mabel, j a permanent arninenient
Mao Mtc.'irns, Uertha . WallslfiKor. whereby hair a utiltion trout eKs
Mm. Myrtle Woodell. Mm. Kate. it y,.Jir will le hatched and cured
Woods, Allco Kllppel, Maliel Mor-tfor in Hie Knterpi w. hatchery to
ton. of J,a Orandc, Mrs. Kraneesl be turned into Wallowa county
Ooutfherty of Hot IjiIcp nnd Mr.utininii ntxl lakes was announced
and Ml-. Kvrotl WallslnB1!' ami j to (ieoiK- Itoers. deputy Kanu-
(lausnier, .iarjorie or vuiena ui-
trict mado uf. one p'arty at' the
- plcnle grounds of .Mrs. Spine' at
Cpyo. Mr,-and,M;s. I-3d Stearns,
of. I.a Grande,' ahd. ; tot Stuart
Heunett and son, J.lmmle of Knter
prlso . Joined llio company after
dinner. : . , . ;
Iijeu citbks
-.Mrs. John tabtstrO0b' of Moss
chapel received ii shipment of
baby chick's. Saturday. . . They are
Harred ft neks whlnh .Itahl-
slroiu UilnUH.Io he t lie most prnf
Jtnhlo . for her. A ,-new elcjetric
brootler recentlyinstalled . ear
ing for the chicks ut present. ':;
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Homo J'Or i-iisioi-
JJva-and Kdna l.edletter were
home from Weston' for an Kaster
;vlslt at their home hear Allcel: :'
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IlulMs Xw J'enco - "'.',. '
I'VunU Conley is-Improving his
homo place near Cove by sup
planting the old picket, fence with
u new woven wire. fence. 'I'ho
work is being done, 'this weekv ,
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At lniicrf "i
Mr.- and Afrs. A." K. Austin snd
lee Hyatt of west of SufuniPi vllle
were dinner guests' at Mr. and
Mrs. .Charles' Cleaver of Imhlor
Stmda.v. '
Home IVoiu CnlifornlJi
.Mis. M. C. Combes leturned Inst
week from f'allfornin, where she j
had been calle.d-a (nonth before by;
the spI'IoUs Illness of. her mother.
Hor mother was very much im
proved. . Mm. Cohihes was accom
panled homo by her sister, Mrs.
Hhoberg who will juako a visit In
the valley. , ;
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'I'eiiclii'Cs r:iec(0((
County Supeilntemjent of Schools
A SEASONABLE
RECIPE
fherr,v luffs '
Oraln tho Juice from a one
(piart Jar of sweetened;- red cher
ries. Hatr fill buttered iiinfffn
rings with tnis'frult. On each ring
place a round., of the following
dough! ' . ' , .-' ;
Two cups flour. . ' ,
l-'our teaspoons baking powder.
One-ha If teaspoon salt.
Two tablespoons sugar.
One-fourth cup butter.
'Phroe-fo,nrth,s cup tnllk.
M.ix and slit dry Ingredients
and cut In1 butter wltjt, a. knife.
Add the milk slowly, stirring with
u knife to inake n soft dough.
Hon one-huff Inch thick and shape
with biscuit cutter. Hake In hot
oven for twenty mlu.u.U's. Serve
hot with hard sauce. ,
Hunt Suucc
One-fourth, cup butter.
One cup powde'red sugar. .
One teaspoon vanilla. ' , - - , '
(lie-half teaspoon lemon extract.
One egg. ' . . 1 : ;. o . ...
iCreatn butter, add sugar gradu-III In I.a-(irande
ally. Add well beuten egg and .Mm.'' George Gray of lower
flavoring. ..Heat thoroughly and Cove! has been III and Is at pivs
ehlll. '' " ent. In 'l,a Ornnd receiving inedi-
stand Right
MOW. YOUMC5
AMD OM THE
TMvV i-m: Tut
SEASON
l:i
(Joiden of J'niiipktn lliile will re
turn to head tile hc hoot at Max
Vllle analn next year. Itohert
WalcerieM of Cnion, a student at
ttn O. .V.; will take the ith
rade at North I'owder.
J lailamc linli tn ry
warden. .Honda v. Frank lionnev.
son of the superlnti ndent of the
hatchery -at t'nion. will have charge!
of tlie trout work at the Knlcr-
pilse salmon hatchery. He and
Mrs.' Honney will coihe to Knter-j
niise to reside.. The first sliio- !
Ipent of eggs will arrive May
Wallowa Sun..' v
Hi.
Grain In j
llouih McK'ennoii' hris all his 1
crops arranged for on boih or his j
fnriiiH for this year and. the pro-;
gram culls for no spuds. - This is
I fiiiie unusual, for. Itotiili has la
called about everything in the
sptitl game, fro lib "jiolalo king"
downJ The last few years however
have been rather disastrous . lor
potato growing In this vicinity,.
Itouth lias recently put In : K'
acres-of barley, on 40 acnj of
which he has used, sweet clover
as tho cover cropland 4 alfalfa.
His crops this year will, in the
main, care for Ills livestock needs,
his dairy herd and -Uis sheep. In
spite of some, few Ioskps recently
Itndth reports that .;hls. la tubing
.record 'still stands around l"u per
cent. , "' ' ,
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A Umd Dinner
M rs. Ha tin n K oger n nd M rs. I
l- ('hadwick of Lowei' Cove were
in I.a Grande Thursday guests at
a lovely dinner at the homo of
M ,f. Koger'tl "slsteilii-law, Mrs.
August Krhiisoh. The event was
in honor of Mrs. Koger's birthday
annlvcmnry. , ....
fmprovOs itulldings
O. MrCabe of the Island City
Cove highway has started a course
of ltri)roveiii,iMits on his' phu'e
which, al- present, tnchtdes t he re
i lioling of ttfe. liirge " liar us and
shedH.
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To ;ngiv ; j
Much cattle'irna'y be Seen -nit 'the
roads now on 'their.' Wa' lo the
range , count i-y. 'GfM'n Id Tucker
wan out in tlie Dry ('i)etic region
last week and the range cat lie in
that locality was all sent oil' for
the summer season.
Tu Ghc llecilal -
Miss, , Clam .Aucluiiji; .of Dry
creek.'' music,, teacher ii ll?liil'n and
all that part of tlie valley" Is giving
a ptipIlK'- recital' a weela J'rom.Kri
day. May I'nd in Klgin.
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1-iUlciinlii At Hiniier j
At the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Ira
I .annum of Pleasant Gwvt a large
company -of relatives' were enter
tained at a dinner on Kaster.
Aiuong those present were M r.
and M.i s. Harry Mason of I .a
Grande, Mr. and . .Mrs. Charles
Sanderson and l.oralne of Dry
Creek, Mr. and Mrs. A, K. I .annum.
Ivy l.amivnn. Perry and Karl I, un
man of Imbler, Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. West. Marie and Henrietta of
Pumpkin Uldge, Stanley Arnoliius.
Mr. d Mrs, Knv West of Imbler.
By Oscar Hitt
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OP EH IN &"
TBnl IT I
TOO.
ral attention. Kite Is nt the home
or her daughter. .Urs. Pdell Ifib
hert. )-
;urd. Vrstordiiy '
.Mir. li. C. litihtHtrfiiii and son.
A.tcl of NoMh Powder were guests
ycsierdny nl tin home of their
mil and brother, John Dahlstrom
iiimI family. .
ClitbT"iiiu-row
The Isnbler Women's club Is
' Hiectliitf tomorrow afternoon at the
! hi'ine nf Mrs. I.ola If'itelilrwon In
( ('rende.
' XMtn SKt'l
Ml-y. Kthel Kay re of i-n Orars
' I;: viMlitnf this week at the ho tin
I of her yiKter M : s.
Delbert AnonJ
near Island City. -Miss Sayre is!
I f....t.il ..I'f.fi.i-I ti'f frotti lir r idifnt !
I jj;(H,MS
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Till- on No's
i NV.v fvpes of market hoV's will
! be tllM-UKsed over radio KOAC hv
! !t i..-m..hient llretfoti inPat dealei.
I-. XeberKall f Albany, fomor-
U i .lnesdav evening tt 7:1".'
o'clock.
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Drltcs X'w Car
l-rank Oliver of near Sanderson
M'l'lngs l;
I riving a new Chevrolet
j sedan.
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lf: Mnit:w
A,rr. (irant Tucker nf Imliler Is
reported as being ill of the mumps
'' bcr home.
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Have IMcnic
.M r. and M'rs. Kiank Woodell.
.Mi", and Mrs. Karl I'arks, .Mr. a lid
Mrs. Wayne Curies, .Mrs, Leo NehD
Vier and son. .Mr. and Mrs. K. It.
Long. .Mrs. K. Sanderson. .Mr. and
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Mi-. Kd Combes. Mrs. Shoberg,
Merh Krii-.y.ell and Ava Woodell
made up a picnic party which had
their dlpner at a pretty spot tin the
I.eo Nelderer farm north of Sum
inervllie Siindav.
flnmc rroin Winteting
Mrs. Itetle Wright and her
daughler, M i s. Kditii phy are
home from their winter's so
journ in Kugene for tho most, part
and later in California. Of course
their itifiny friends are delighted
to have (hem back in I'nlon coun
ty again.
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Aid mi. Thursday
Mrs. John Dahlstrom, assisted by
Mrs. L Sl'ul'er of Moss Chapel will
entertain the T.ndles Aid society of
Island City Thursday afternoon at
the Dahlstrom home.
o -Kaster
Dina''r
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Knaur. and
daughter, Lilian nnd Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert. Speck hurt nnd daughter,
Helen Jean, of the Iowa district,
were among the guets nt a lovely
Knstor dinner given Sunday at the
home: of Mr. and Mrs, John fipeclt
hfirt In Lit G ramie. Other guests
were Mi, and. Mrs. S. C. Smith,
Mm. C. L. ltuuinann and daugh
ter. Miss Carolyn. . Kor the center
piece on iier table Mrs. Speckliart
l)ad a lifrge. lovl or 'daffodils from
Mm. .smith's garden. Near the
close of the dinner, .Miss Helen
Jean and Lilian we're excused from
the table and when they returned
they had nn Immense nngel cake
with n. good many candles, and this
was In honor of Mr. Knautz birth
day. Jt was a very happy gather
ing. ri.M) itoon:s oi-1 iiA'rri.i-;
VICTIMS Al l i:it lfl YKAIIS
li 1 1 lil AI.S, l-'rance (AP)HodIes(
of s-veil l-'reneb "pOllus" who ,
had been posted as "missing" j
since li)M were found recently In
an abandoned vineyard near Moi-j
vi e. "
llmblled wllhln a radius of ten!
feet, the dead seemed to have bad i
the lite shattered out of them by'
the same shell. !
.MoMt uf the papers featured : j
"Kra nce's crop of war dead has
not yet been reaped.'
itai.v's .rros i'iti-:.sn i
.lllOM'H (AP)italy's privately j
owned nutoinrddhs totalled
at t he end of I !H'!t, an increase
of ,ls.H I (vcr the previous twelve1
motilhs. I
I.IIIMtOYI.VO . KVK
She carried a shower bouquet of
bride's roses, orchitis and lilies of
the valley. Her only ornament was
a strand of pearls. Dallas News.
BEWARE OF
STOMACH POISONS
When yon feel the pangs of indi
gestion, the discomfort of distend
ing gas or the acute pain of heart
hurn Beware! They are the dan
ger signals that warn you of tho
presence of fermenting food and
poisons in your stomach. Hjop toxic
fermentation milck! (Jet Itl-ltKX
It tnst-intly ends chronic disorders
and puis your stomach In good
condition. Thousands use It. Hf
KKX is sold oi the basis of satis
faction or money refunded by the
Moon Drug Co. Adv.
No Mot e Neuritis
In Arms, Neck, Legs or Thighs
U yon want to rid of the UEonls
Ing f mUis of urtit Itis, lu'uralnhi. sciut
It a ir rheumatism, just apply Tyamol
to tl'c afloi-trd parts and seu how ,
quickly ull misery will ceao.
Tysmnl Is a powerfully penetrating
al;trlHiit. yoothing ami tiraling In lis
nrll.'ii. whit-h goes hi llirnngh th
Iiro- and iittlckly roaches the hurnlnc '
a iiinir norves. Thujte stulli.rn iaiiis
in the lii-k of tho nc k. alHut th
rhntthler bt:tte, fare t.r hcatl. In Ilia :
ferearnt and llacors, or eitmlitiK i
d"vn the thigh to iU t-c tips, will '
S"ii diii'icar. Cr.iinptnp of the nuis- ;
rles uitl xtop and yftii will ni lo'titer
he l4)liered wt(h sirenrs. ?.w.'lling,
MifTt", nund'Tiess or tPiidcrtiess of
I he Joints and htattn-nts.
Vvnmet q nnf nn ordinftrv liniment
er .1lv, hat n Hm title new en'...Utcnt
that is pr.tlrt'lyiiinirrnt frm nnvthin
ynu hvi ever iimM. l.n't snfrr nnv
It iiBt'r. C.pt a Mipjily of Tvnnv.il nt an i
C""d drug store. Always mi hand at
Glass Drugs. Inc. Adv.
Milk Bulletin -
Is Received i
in ine vaney
.' A very interesting IjuIIetln,
whoxe nale object Is the educa
tion alfiucr rhe-IfncH of inn-en tan
the use of milk and milk products
has recent ly lieen Issued by t lie
extension service of tlie piaie col
lese. The contentn of the bulletin
'Tho More Milk. Cse Mutter. I 'hp
Cheee," have been arm nired by
Mr.-. Zelta llitdenwold, with - a
foreword by Ava It. Milam. dian of
Itio jrlioil of home rcoimniii-H and
MJH Marbe! Nys .state hader ,,f
home eroiioiiitcs extension.
Moio thnn 4mm i-.,.le.s of. 1 1 lit-
ttle hook have been pat, in clrcu-
Uation Hilling the Utt week. K'dn
'lo t!,t' beturt'i-H of all granswin
I Oregon nd to the leaders of all
f rI,lhH' A request h;w also
t ghllP ill that Copies be sent to Uiv
president Of each I
-T.
organ-
izaiion in in
siate.
The bulletin is the . first of a
series of pamphlets to be distribut
ed by the extension service as
part of the present state-wide cam- j
paign to increase the consump- j
'iion of dairy products. j
"The pui pose of. the pamphlet is.
to Inform slate organizations en
(he present dairy situation and (he
importance of milk in tlm diet. It
furnishes detailed material fin- a
complete program on milk con
sumption, roll call Items, an out
line for. a twenty-minute talk on
the dairy outlook In Oregon, ex
hibit material, suggestions for a
poster contest, and complete plan
for a milk-shake demonstration.
in tho introduction this state
ment is made:
This home economics extension
bulletin . recognizes tlie vital rela
tionship of the dairy Industry to
the health ami prosperity of the
commonweal! It of Oregon.
Recent studies of family expend
itures show that the day's meals of
the average family include consid- .
era lily less than an optimum I
amount of milk. Oregon families)
may well use more milk. it is '
fitting therefore that from time to 1
time the attention of the citizens !
of our state be focused on the
nut Hive vaine of dairy products;
how they affect growth and phys-
teal weM-beimr. 1
A Louder Speaker
ffhnt the still, small voice of
ninny n conscience needs is nlxint
ten 'singes of ampll llcnl inn. Ar
kansas Gazette.
Bladder Irritation
If functional Tllndder JrrltaLion
disturbs your sleep, or ciiiises Horn
ing or Itching Sensation, Hacli
ache. Leg Pains, or muscular aches,
making you feel tired, depressed,
and discouraged, why not iry the
Cyst ex 48 Hour Tost? Don't give
up. Ciel Cystex today. Put H to
the tost. Hee for yourseir how
(liilckly it works and what 'li does.
Aloney back if it 'lf!M'V'WIit'ft,l
(liiU'k lmproveinent, and satisfy "you
compIetely. Try Cystex today. Only
Hue. Iled Cross Drug store. -Adv.
Smoother
M.
otorists
ruts and bumps are avoidable! They have dis
covered the greater comfort of driving over roads
built and maintained by "Caterpillar" equipment.
Road officials who provide the good roads that
follow in the wake of a "Caterpillar" outfit jusip
fy the confidence of their public and win the'
satisfaction of stretching public funds over more, V-
miles of good roads! v
BETTER -:- QUICKER -:- CHEAPER"
Bunting Tractor Co.
1126 JEFFERSON AVE.
Irrigation Is V T ; "
Being Given
The Newer Test
...
There have been it numuer o
Mtorles in these "columns during
the last week - or so relative to
strii) border Irrigation. County
Ag: ieuliurist Harry
Avery has
been assisting
a number of pinr
h of the valley in
eresyive lanmTS
inakinir the preliminary, arraiige-
rvu'iun also doing 'the surveying-in
connection .with tho laying out of
the fields. ,
(in the Krupst HeKOrig form In
Grange Hall neighborhood, C. I.
... .. .... i i ..!
.l vnlw.n " '
M Danes iieriaas near uiv t- nn
phtts have already been started.
' Mme is .in right ami that is on
tlie Jim Dobbin farm Jn the Mjoss i
clrjpo! neighborhood. In descrlb
ing the process. Mr. Avery says:
I , Tlie strip bordep no'tliod of ir-
' ligation consists of applying wale
to land by means of .sloping checks.
These checks are made level 111
cjoss section nnd slope length
wise usually Hie natural and ma
jor slope of the 'land. " This type
of Irrigation Is particularly suited
to irritation of much , of 1'nion
county. It has heen stated that
farmers here use twice as much
water at; is necessary. - Actually
the water is not "Used hat lost be
cause of inability to get it over
the land.
Preparing the land for strip
border Irrigation requires 'first a
survey of the plot. . After thiji the
land is1 leveled ami -The border
I i idges- are constructed., . To en-
couiage the establishment of 'bet;
ter Irrigation methods, the county
agent is assisting by surveying the
land to be prepared. . . .,-
PURINA,
and '....'' '''
BABY CHICK CHOW
Seed Grains Wheat Oats
and Success Beardless BarleyX
BROOMFIELD & R1CHARDS0&,
Phone Main 714
UEG1BBSI
SPECIAL
j Sunray Household Steel Wool
I ' FOR CLEANING ALUMINUM
I scperpkg:
j - H. BOHNENKAMP CO.
and taxpayers have
- i (Aiu-: 1 1 C;ximati Hrirt j-
.IJABR, Ore.;. April lil (AP)4
Whilo workinK- on Krandstand iff
munlciiml laill- park with othrin
memhors of Americjin i-eglon. 'c.'-
terday, ISert Harvey, candhlat'Pt fori
nuiyor, fell off. the. bleuoheriff nnd'
j yuffrod a broken wrist.
. :
I ChASIC KllJS TWO"
j AVATHUTOW-V,. S. 1)., April
tf AC) James -Brims jr., pilot am
Heliuer Halyitrson, pasesnger, woit(
j killed yesterday . when their iih-j;
plane c-nished In a field three miles,
west of here. - A.
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RECTAL""' COLON
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