La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 29, 1930, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPte tiix OVER THE VALLEY K1 Out Orvlmnl ' frost these are of a le'iflcl uilviin- (iot-ald and Clip Tunic have ro-j iuk. even thonish none so fur n cently taken a 20 ncro tract In--! wo Iiiiiiw uro In use nt the present longliiB to their mother, MrM. Jen-! In til IM. oik- of t lit! best orchard notto Tuttli', nnd set it out In sweet nrrns In I ho northwest, Mr. chnnd-ehei-ry trees. Tho majority of the; lor, who is iiulio u proifi-osslve fruit trees nro Lamberts but IIhto hit Blower Ib Marlins KomothliiB which ulsn a few lllngH unci u few Uoyai;wlII bo wutclied Willi no Utile li' Annes. tho noriMiBe Is on the slope j teres! hy nil fruit Blowers In the of the Hill, mlch an In especially! (Ii-aiulo Hondo valley, recommended for cherry orchards. o Tliu irnot Id loralod near I'unipliln , Sunday (iii'VIs nidge. I Mm.. Lola Hutchison of l.n , o ; flrande fiiiont Sunday at the home To Wallowa . . i at her parents. .Mr. and Mrs. Jet . Miss Kara Wllllumson of oat on ' lliisklll near linblor Covn avenue went to Wallowa lake ' o yosiurdiiy where Kim will vital for ; Drlvlni; Xpv Cm a lew days ul 'tJiu homo of herj Miss KrnpoeH Kelly who teaches, hrother and wife, Mr. and lira, itlic Wllluwdalu school him recently Tom Williamson, purchased a new Kord sedan. Miss o ' Kelly, who lives In l.a fli iiikI", Ifliirn lYcini IVirvalll" drives buck and forth to her school. .Mr, nnd Mm. Krank McKeniion, i o of near Jinhler, returned hint iiluht ..Sunday at llunii frout Corviillls . where Ha y had I Mm. Kllzalieth Sutton, a student been slnro Inst Tlmmday vliillliiK at the Kimlcrn Orciroil Normal their children,-It.isscl and KraneeH, ' at the Htacc coIIcb'1 DuriiiB their ; absence Mrs. J, W. Khif(. of Iin- bier, and baby son, stayed at their ( home nhd supt'rvlsed thinns. . ! VUltu Mrs. It. A. Masterton, of Cove avdinnV was a KueHt l''rlday eve-! nlnK 'nl tho home of Mc.AnlHh t nnd family at Valeria district, Whe t reports that Mr McAnlHh who has : been In . faillnif heahh for Hotne ' months Is now i,edfnst and seemsiway) tho bush Is not to be seen J to bo fjrowlntf weaker. 1YI.fi ICaKt . - ":' j AI'' Koblnson nut pfC several arms Mrs. (ib nn JJneoln, of tiie Mill ; fall of the blossoms for one of the Crock Canyon above the Cove, Is 1-n (Irunde churches, but you could lookinif' forward to another auto never seft where u single spray had trip east this summer, so ileliffhlful i been cut, so thick ilo the flowers was. her extended auto trip last f bant,'. -yehr, iJates; routes etc. of course , . o havo not yet been determined but Alii to Meet tho' trip- Is eomlm?. The Lincoln Mrs. J. A. . Gasklll will be the acreatre on Mill creek, which they hostess to the members of the hu ll avo. recently . Improved quite a i little has been sold to Mrs. Lin coin's sister and brother-in-law, of Cleveland. Ohio, and they expect to coma to Hie valley to make thetr home. The Lincoln family Ik lm - provliiK a coUukc aeroas the roau i from tncir preai ni nome aim win move thero Hkortly. , : ' 0 ' To rilvo llccllal : Miss (lene.rleve Adlor, diUllfhter of .Mr. and Mrs. Will Adler IIvIiik on rortland avenue out from Iji Orahdp, will appear In a plhnn re. oltul Friday ovenliiB. ' - ' 1 . o Club Kiil'rlnlns .Members of the larkdnlo oluh were KucHts of tho (.'ountrywiiilioli'H plii.h lit a very lovely luncheon KrU friends all arounil Ihe valley, anil day in tho J.a Uramle hotel. Tho especially In his home iown, l.'nlou, eompuny, numherlni,' llrty-five. are hnpliiH- thai ho. may land the wen! seated lit ono Ion- lable and 1 coaehlnt; jolt . a number of stuuller tallies In thej ' o-l- lioiiU tllnliiK room, which hail for Another Operation heir tiiHly 7illiirtvn,.ilecrim-1 . ,Mih.a(h (Uvll'W' V'U i VI1" "v" tfons .tho siiriilK flow'ors so' aljun-1 out on Cove aveniio and who h:is dant rlKht now. Tho luncheon wiih been reoiiiieratlni?. from operations served lu'thl-po. rourscH. Imliicdliite- j perform.-d lusl fall, was taken lo a ly folJoWlmr It, the ladieH went lo u (trande hospital lanl week for tho'-Rohl room whero a proirruui ' a- slnlis operation1 from which she was Klvcn,. presided over by Mm.Ms said to bo- recoverlnif salisfan J(. A. Mnstorion. Thein was first i'torlly.. :. h. , . , a solo dmien by lltllo Miss Vlndnla) , n . i-'oU(tietto followed by a piano solol'I'lioso IHK9 IIOiiih . '. v. -. ,-. ' .. .. hy Clara Norrls, vocal solo, l-Mnaj In Mr. Kclblrd's reiujdlcan over llalley, vocal solo and whillliiK;ht 'Pnlnii, thero are always sotno soloes by Verjridla lload, playimr items which are of unusual Inters her own acfaimpaulm-nl on the: est, . They havo heen culled from .rnltnr. Miss Horn! also cavo Ihe the files of that paper for ISnv, 41 NaiiKbly Nan clou, the uccompiini- j years iiko, Here are two from last ments helm; playeil by Miss clara week's paper, which may have an Norrls. . Then, was a sIiikIiik con- lidded zest AVhen read In ennnee ti'st, .the women having la'en ar-!tlon with Iho census reports from minted In a number of ki-oiiph for theso two county centers. Hum. tllli. The wlnnllik' Bi oiip, hIiikIiib I inervlllo sent mil call for the en. "Jlomo, -Hweel Home," were very tahllshment of a prlntlui? office appropriately rewarded w 1 1 h I nnd newspaper In that town, prom oraekorjax, while tho ones reipilr-' IsIiik liberal support Intf. llt.i.lnost assistance recelveil n Tho covo tclieese factory report, puckuifo of life savers, as did also ed receiving r. . 0 u pounds of milk tho Judifo, . Mm MUllh (lekider, . per day. . Whoso life was threatened several i o- . tllliiH whlln the fleelslons were lie- To App'-ar lu Il'i-lliil Iin?. made. Tho next mertlnir nri Tho -Misses J.iunnn Myers, of the Hostess club will bo oil May Hummorvllle. Arleen ami Itena nlnih, with Mrs. l M. liomi, .Mis. I Choalo and Mnrjorlo Woodell of ii. u. niesnmnn and .Mrs. (l-.iy , rllioiicer ,ns the hostesses. To Muddy frock Mrs. Harry (J. Avery and datiKh ters, Kathryil and Harriett of Is land City, Mr. and Mrs. W. It. I.ed bellcr ami son, i.yle, of near All Pel, drove lo Muddy Creek Sunday and Were KUests al tile home of -ir. anil .Mm. Henry Loennii:. othel-ire IIvIiik on one of tlu lr iilaces Rilests wehi Mrs. Charles WrlKht out on Cove uVellue are planlilili: nnd duui,-liters or linker. Krlends of i to erect a new modern home this tho WrlKht falnlly will he interest. 1 summer. The pxcnvallon Is koIiik rd III linowinu that they irlve up Ion at tho present time. Mr. and their house In linker Ihe fifteenth I Mm. Kelts havo heen IIvIiik III one of May and will he iinione their ' of tho biilldlnKs on the place while friends and relatives In that and they have been uettlnir In Burdens this vlelnlly until they start for and crops but expert, heroic lomt, llulr new home in Hakoi i afier io have a very comfortable nhd at whom Is out. I tractive home. o KorlouMy III Tho conilltl.m of J A. llolman of (IrallB" Hall nelBllhorhood who has been III for a lomr time lias bcconio very serious. Ills dailBhtur from California has bee:i seui for. Wore nulis Two new 4-H clubs have recent ly bion ors-anlz'-d at Willow sehoot unit are nlrondy carryliiB on their work. Theso lire sewlllB clob. ach hnvlnir It members. The of- church. All those Interested are fleers' of ohu are, i.ical leader. ' urB'-d to altenil Mm. C. Chadwlck. prcsld. nt. J, -,n- Tho Suininc rville Cemetery ass,,. Huroh. vice president. I.eolu Mill..,- ,-lnllon Is ealllnB Us annual ineel Becretary. Kuthcrlno llelts. Kor the n,K for this coiiiIiib Satlirdav after other chill, Mrs. Holla S. Ih-rry Is noon at the ceineterv eha,el tho local leader. Klla llerry, presl-1 0 ' dent, I'-rances Hnilth, vice presld, m ind.-stii,!. Icri-iics. nnd Kmina Haiiin, secretary. Mr and Mm. A. I. Davis on Cow . iaVelllie reel nlly reeel e.l a letter A tm-cntiirx ffom ihelr d.uiKhter. Mrs Nellie It Is o new venture In this pur- Darts Klrhy. or Mavwood Callfor- tlcillur looallty, but Is somcthlm,- nia. In which she tells of an ex- used very successfully other phices pcrl.-nce which she had. she no- und with Rlcat financial Bain. It Is tired on the carl of a milt vender Bald. This Is the use of smudBO a box of very alee Inoklai; apple, pom In orchards. Wo are told that On the label wi an attractive plci J. A. Chandler, prominent orchard- tore and ihe apples were lal.el.-d 1st llvlntf In .Krultdale has recently as helnlj "Oivimn ciirl" brand, purchased a number of siiuiiIbp pots Naiurally rlf wniile.l more Inior- w-hleli he will place in his cherry miitlon and rea.liiiB ritnher sle orchard. When thero Is danger of saw, thai thu label said tho fruit Mabel E. Morton, Valley News Editor Phones: Hesidence, 82B-J; Office, Main 3T Hchool uncut the weekend at Iho I0,nn of hot- parentH, Mr. and Mi-h. j Jlujrn Jluron on lirooltH hftne. a A Itetniilftil Slfelii I w" ' """" the Hl.lehin road near Il Gral.de Gil Hie ('. If. KohlhHOn rah -H on is ohu of the iiiohI heanilful slhUi to he Heen anywhere In tho valley. it In a j?l-,'antlc Ulan bush, oh, an ImmeiiMf. one.- and It is literally loaaeo wiin uie oeauuiui. iranraai blonnouiH. rnfortunntely (hi one from the road, for It Stands on th J wrotiff sldo of the house, Hutu relay ijer Ladies Aid society Thursday afternoon at her home near Imbler. A liirffe attendancf of the members Is hoped for. 0 ,,.n n concdi i,-,.endH In iho valley of far! wutehinif ollmoro of Union with no Utile Interest Ihe choice to ho inlido hy achool authorities of Mcdford ot a IiIbIi school alhlelie conch lor next year. The present inciimlient not ImvlnB been a can-1 illdiito rov reelection next yeur, (III-I Inoro waH tho first aiciilh-ant for Ihe posltloiraind ! aceordlfilf - 10 ..news HtnrlcH In Kalurilai's iiiipem, "rur- lle" seemed lo havo. tholnsldn ;iranlc, Confident thai he could fill such ''ii posllloit creditably, his Dry Creek nm to appciir In a re. eltul to he Riven Krhlay afternoon, May 2nd, by piano pupils of Miss Clara Auelalr, of Klifln. These Klrls have often appeared on programs in the valley, and. are quite accom plished young pianists. o To Itlillil Swill Mr. and .Mrs. Ororiro Kelts, who o To Tench la-cullcri- It Is reported Hint Miss Ituih lleii.lev nf l.nulltm .. I,,. 1. i this year at the llludnian school north of KIkIii will be principal of a email school mar n..vi year, navliiB alreaily sIkiuiI h. r contract. , Vni"'tcrv (.mops to Mcvi Tho Island Clly Ceinctierv asso ciation Ulll I.I..CI ni.t M.....I..., i . . .. r.tb lit the Ixli.ii.l I'll.- o..... .1.1- A SEASONABLE RECIPE A si:anonahI,i: iti:cni; Dalr fahi Grated rind of J lemon. Grated rind of I orange. 1 ?i ci. brown hi war, Mi hutler. , - j' t , 1 t. nola dlHHolved in c. mitu ream. 2 1-4 (?. flour. I t. nitltni'k'. I t. cinnamon. I v. chopjir-il dales. . ; 1 c, nut mculH, .Mix In order Klveu,, put. In loaf pan and ha He in iixaierain uvea about -it' uiinuieH. . t I'Vosdng lioll toKether until a soft bal: will form lu i:idd water I e. brown HitKar. a cri'Htn.; , , .. Ui'inovc Iroiil fire, heat tlltlll nearly cold, add iMioutch coni'ec- tioiK-m' hukhi- to maliu it fii in, flavor wilh mapellne. was "face and fill orchard run I W'i iiiiuii iin'' frni.i lliti rivliiil) of 1 1 ' ' P) M ' ' " .JV.V' . .."L.. ! II Weathcrspoon, Klwin, Gi-i'Kon. The apiles were be I iff. sold five oomiilM for lift cenlH. Mr. and Mrs. Davis'are anion,; i lie pioai'ers in I ii is vuii'y ioiviiik come here In I ss'l, ' itpproacllbiff "tl ' a o ntmy ;w--;'Y ;';; from the pood old I loonier state and while , not In the snmc: tr.tbi, came here at the same time as did Kil Kcklcy. .Mr. havls was In busi ness for a food many years in La Grande, at one time opcrnlltiff a fft'oc-ery st on' on the present site of tho Kacajawca Inn. They later moved oui on in i ove avenuu wn.ci. ; nun neea iiieir nuiin! I or a" .vi'iiin. Ml. Diivls does not enjoy lcry ffood I health and Is quite largely confine,! lo his home, and oplimlsl icjilty says that while U0 Is no better, he Is also no worse. o l-nmoim (iiiine The siiriuff mocilnff of the Wal lowa county I'oinona fraitffe is to ,,n "H ''"'""If S-il-.irday at "aiu.ui which iUlie exieiisiv", t pri'parallons are beinif mailc. Thlfl , meeiluif nhvays allracts some urau. i lMrl. villains ti, Halei and tile year's Kalherliur bv five sludclits r"1'" 1,,p',t,!' "r M''Mlnnvllle, re-Ki'i-s from this valley. m-nrmor moulhs of the year In IhlHIfrom the department "'"r"'"" P"rter. " im.vs star! I'rojecl Three boys from Iho Imbler school. Hobby Union, W'oodrow : Westcnskow and ticrald Mnslers! hnre Kone Into the poultry business the dramatic: murder . .trial ."Who prise, .Myrtle 1'oim. .Itayton. lled t Ills .sprliiif . us projects In their j Killed Karl WrlKlil". . which .. was j uion.l. cnnby, Nolalla, llandon, Smlth-lliiKhes uk course under Ihe iilvon In l,a flrande n few weeks McMlnnvllle, I ndopenclenee, tlresh- The Powerful New McCormick-Deering 15-30 & Lamp fflitmenf ur niche Mm lion, furnlihce at an tAlra. A Feu 15-30 Features International high-tension nuigneto iRnition. New manifold design, in creasing fuel efiii-iency. Protected air supply. Ch.-ulalinfi-splash engine lubrication. Oil filter. Filtered fuel supply. Efficient kerosene carbure tion. lrriction free ball-bearing crankshaft. Three forward speeds. Accessible construction. Kemovable cylinders. Replaceable pans throughout. NEW PRICES ON BOTH THE 10-20 AND 15-30 W. H. Boh n encamp Co. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. - dlm-Hou of i'rof. Don H!-wart llnhhy hatt n'cfiiily iwlvti 3H(i mm ij mi iin, .i. oi w iiini iin- Itliodi iKhind ItedH and flO tiro ; While l.ethornH, Oo.uui had 5(H) Khode Inland Ited.s and W'oodrow anil While l.cxhoniH. The lajyH are (ait naviiiK jrreai. HiiiT.rtH, wjtn vory , Hina 1 1 Iohhch mo far, and the chlckM iaro ffetiliiK a fc-ocnl tdart. (Jveu harlaii l-'orty-thi'ee frh-ndH nf the youm,' : je(iilc Kuvt'. Mi-, and Mi-h. Leonard ' j Hti-veiiH, newlywedM of I'ahta, a J j fine charivari and party bint week I at the halt at Ailed, ihe rormei ; home nf Ihe bride. Toe cvenl-ltf I was a very happy one, ho the re- ports o, wit h a variety of fe-itur aiTanifecl by the per)etrators of the affair to keep things interesliUK-. A mock we.ldintf was KtnKed, wli li j J"Ht on l,J" c,"'ll"1H "f tUo .Mr. Howard Kulin beeomln-f thei. u'7"" ' "l"'f0 w" n,"10r'Ml bride of Mr. Mllo Stewart accord- j " "7"- 'bosen one of ten hih inn to a Hpiccy ceremony perform eii by the clergyman, .Mrs. Irwin ( l ii MM 'IVllll W'Mllutinr,. m.MiN-.l flM i the rhiL- bearer and Gharlev Itnbl. the trainbearer and Mm lav Kill- i i. .;..i.n i. Nri. t' ..... .. ' ..in', The i i i! .... i. . i M" ' iiKiiKi-e nn Ul(l"'S oi i:oe '"rtabw and rnrrled a lttt of flow - i et'H. The party.- did not disperse j until tho real room, Mr. Stevens luid been forced to ride his bride ! ,(u tho neiKhl ! .'. i II linn t t li.i .m.lir ilinl-linn. .... .. fi t )i i-r iietamtiaii'ii inowru'- mac nine. will, ornnr,. 1 1 ...win nt m , A shower la hel.1B Plven Sfm, Htevens this afternoon at the home . OI lief MlOllIta, ,irH. WCWitrl HI. AIU-"'- III of Klic,..Mtls, , Will Cane, prominent farmer of the Alice. elKl,,orh0od Is re-' ported as m tiiff coniineii 10 . me houmi ft ,,r 1..m,,tism 0-r Drive In Stilem 'r ! The organization requires the Mr. and Mrs Julius pishcr are PpH to be fntuilfar In parliamen hoir.e from Salem where they ventj,ary procedure, and to be able to In their new Kord sedan the last j bad a group discussion for at least nt hiKt wnek in u-ei Mm i.'isiier's i 40 niluutes. The student must make lareqts, Air, and Mrs. K. A. Kdfrar, who are hero In llin vallev 7iow to' spend the. Hummer and fall at the j attainment lu scholarship Abovft lonows, Kennein relllliono, l or-t.-lul,...- i.n.n.. i,- ,i.m all. thnsiudcnt must nossil.ss ouall. vallls, iiresidenti Vircll Hvans, l.e- mVk,.yi,, w), ,.,, I10w i,,,,), nie ' advnnced in v.nrs silelil Ihe win- i,. ,llrl,1iilu ...m, ,iw.i.. a, nine valley. .'I hey have followed this custom for a fiod. many years. . . . -0 ,, To I'rcsCnl 'I rlal , ; on 'I'hnrmlay evcnlni;, . Stay S, The power in Deering is the symbol of profit-farming on a comfortable, efficient scale. With this pow erful perfected tractor, ahead of you. Its owner the old cramped style of vantage of man-power, acreage, crop, and season to cut to the bone the production costs that eat profit away and to build for future expansion. This is a McCormick'Deering Tractor So you may be positive that its liberal power is matched by new improvements and refinements all along the line. The 4-cylinder power plant, clutch, transmis sion and differential assemblies, built into a rigid 1 -piece main frame, give great reserve strength. All important wearing parts run in a bath of oil. Ball and roller bear ings "at 34 points add to easy running and long life. Other details are given at the left. , Considering ample power, flexibility, long life, econ omy, price, service, and- easy operation with the equip ment which is as important as the tractor itself here is the tractor of tractors. Other McCormick-Deering Tractors the 10-20 and the all-purpose Farmall. Ask us to arrange a demonstration. a iAKK. will Ju j,'lvi n la tlx MctUodiKt fhnrrh at 'ovc 1; in annouiu that tjit rollowlns Cove pcopln will i haw. partH t tll proilti'-tlon, j prosecutor, ThotnaH Towlc; dt feii. ; riant, K. Iji Violotti; judff-', A. A. jAntleH. hootlcsfK-er, Hoy linker; Mra. Kronch, Mrs, Joe l-'lHlirr: cor oner, iw.v. . M. I'lati; haillff. . t; or;je Anderson; sheriff, CharleH ; Hanc ock: mother. Mra M. If. Whlnh r: ifporw-r, t'lam' ltnleri; wlilow. Mm. IJIIIai) Ailn; Juror, t i 1 1 .il l m y, m tk. . i i til ri icy, v ranK f WiHiuniH. K. K. iiotierttf. Geora'e linker, Harlan Kowr, Juinea Moat- ' son. Grin lifihliiKon. Joe KUher. l.hin ("hadwii'I,, V. A. ilcNcil, It. k, ii'-n. j J:ev. It. K. C'Ioho. of I'ortland, .will net as the defenc attorney. Imbler Smith Ag Students ShowUpWell I Virgil Gho'ite, of Imbler, one of Jthat schoul'H repreHentatlves at tho annual -three dny eonfereiu'e held school hoyn from over tho mate to receive the Kutire farmers of Am eilca award. .The I-'ulure l-'armers i oT ''"ra. is u state nnd national u,B'im'1,,on repreHentin Smith ! 'in iiKhes aKiicnlture. Virifll has been (very active-In MhiK Hocei-il line or i iM-iioui- nor i. nun nun trooii Hiie. 'VV"H w . " "M vuri,M,M PnjeiHs and award was , ijuita justly made. )tn,'H from '-fil1--i 0lj"n Hl,n Kooeh of l-'htri-iii-lMn nn.i VMIti.o. ! " " ix ill M HVatt of Otlta Ho. j. Ijccome a .ncnl.er of thia or. ffanizathm, tin student lliutit he ' h.iu ,ni nuiunni- UII IIIIUI.. ,.-u fi.(itil Ml- ll.i.- flint llm ' .' . or yt..m.,ll mlnln In .oeutlonnl agriculture and m-.l.ii P?f cducallon leiit.s .supplied "l,lLe num. r,.umiiK miu cieiios- ttttiK in i . bank or investment of $200 Is another rcrnilrenietU. the hiffh school Judsrlnff team or! ilualln,- team and show limrked ties of leadership and ability to nold responsible positions. .. ... ... .1.1.. by their Instructor, I'rof. Don Mow arr. Other schools in the list of I'M represented wen, Corvallls, Co- oullle. Kn'rcat lirove.' Cloverdale. I'ollaue Grove, Woodburn, Knter- the new 15-30 McCormick- special opportunities lie is equipped to rise above farming to take full ad ztibKj.t'i,,-: LA" GRANDE MAN STARTS LARGE CHERRY ORCHARD To have set out within the m-xl two years 3Mi swei cherry trees. .to havo a KtiinmrT hoiiHe. to havt ('Httihlihfi a mnUrai farm. to navo iicvciopcu iiiio a m hf n i did nnmortlonH, a pond wiilch Ih nl - j rady a rendizvcaiH for wild duck, i Of tiie :H'(io cherry trec, which are u few of the thlntfM In tln'.Mr. Hohnenkanip expects to put in.' ' program already net in motion byti!il:i are already la Thcwe nri i Chase Itnhnenkiunp. prominent I-i j Grande hiiBlnc-.s.s imin on IiIh newly 'arqulred ranch of H.o nr-rcn beyond and Illack liepubltcans jilanted tor j jmS!ly( niisHini; for almost ti j and nerosM the river east of iin. parpowi of polleii.ation. Mr. Jtoh- nMnun ' n a ahallow Krave near her I bier. i neiikamp niny alHO pat In noine'few !,,,,,. n the Kndolyne district. ' A' I j. There are a numlier of factors 'apricots although it-.! Is not iuit J.liartin yOP u woman's ' hnshand ivhieh have filtered Into .Mr. Iloh- decided yet on this jiolnt. waB oniered by Khorlff (Maude (lj : Jnenkamp's decision to no into the; The orchard has been fenced hj,,,,,,. .P was Said to have been cherry business (tIi this la rife scale, Vii h a clos niesh. five-foot wiro ,iiSHinff fnr several weeks. Authorl ulihoiwh We are not positive as to fence, swatw to steel posts, with Haj( (ip Uas waiitecl on a war'-' : the order In which they shoald be Home concrete bases. This kind of mn (.(mi-Kins bim with a HiVit'.iloVy j named as having ffrealer or lesser ' a fence lias been put in to sure- .orf,nKn Jliriiinst mi adopted clauwh ibearfnr on , tho actual HtarllriK- of ftuanl the trees from the ravages wlo (lPO was HU(j by the. sher ! Hie protfram. Kor s'veral years, : made by ..rabbits and porcuplnef. j(.f to ,Jo miSriin; and possibly with j of the disposition or the crop of ; sweet cherries on the properly of tno counlry c,lk -VhfM1 think i.Mr. lEonnenKinp has nacl eiiarwe of the sum cleared from the crops ' Another feature' which Mr. Hoh thore, over, and above the lare ; nenkantp has adojited. Is the use riunntilioH . consumed by the clul) i of mulch paper about the trees members themselves, I was con- ; which have already been put in. Ivineed of. the soundness of the (dierry producing Industry as an In- . i . . . , .. I Mr. KOJI IKI litUJlp WMH Very lamtl - ! j.;- w.th thft riu.rurt.M.isticH of tin land he purchased and confident that oonditions there- were, rlulit for fruit ffrowitw. It is said to be .... ,.. u.,.,tt lu Mm omul l-cn j from frost or. any lovallty in thesis In the preservation of moisture i...unj j i ii... '.i ,lvln.' tt. finwtiiiit i.C j , ,.,; iK h,.H,.r U,,- ,,a ..., , ,,. .,. .,., lUmn ,,, rlv,, tlll ,., , hc helm; especially l.eautlfal In h.l in.! past -ire, mostly, with no improve Ilients. There tiro some sprihtfs fjut these will havo to be supple mented by other sources during a.m. Newheriy, Silvcrton, Metlfnrd, llainler, (IrantK Paa-s, Lebanon. Offlcol-H for. tho nHHnclation for ! t'Oniinif yrnr' wore chosen as 1 tannn. vice president: Olaf Ander- boo 01 .i an.n i ass, seci eiarj , i.my 1 CSrlfTKH of Myrtle Point, treasurer: PLOW when it does the most good Get into the field when the soil is just right for work . . . the tracks of the "Caterpillar" Trac tor will ride over the soft spots of wet ground . . its power will pull the implement in hard packed soil. And the same "Caterpillar" power will help conquer the problems of a showery harvest sea-' son ... it will prove invaluable in hauling over muddy roads ... it is bigger than the weather! Bunting Tractor 1426 JEFFERSON A VE. BUB1NES;": drier seasons of th; year. The land ! outside of tho Hti uctes which will : lu put In thi orchard, uml that th- ' voted to hi- muslfntt IntliMtry. will r i niu'ii um i or icii ming i tare inirposi s. the Itoy.al Anne, tlinff ami Ijnnbert . varietieH with the eireon Sweet 1 "ic mere was n lenci? which wuiuu ' stop the squirrels and gophers I would surelv pet thai kind, said ! Mr. Hohm ukamp. This plan Is followed larcely In California, acconlin to Mr. Hnh- nenkamp, and It is the system In ... .. ... fllHc Willi IHO prowini? OI pmmjiii- Mn Hawaii. TheKe blocks of paper ivsemhllnj? asbestoH somewhat and several feet ncross. nre Hllniied over the small trees, with but a small ......i.lnrr In I li eetl 1 e f Til All VJllllO j cultivation. i ' -I do not expert to realize fr,u. , my orchard . he! ore live years. said Mr. Mohnenkamp, "but I do extinct to realize from the musk- iS : PURINA, STARTENA " ' and BABY CHICK CHOW Seed Grains Wheat Oats and Success Beardless Barley BROOM FIELD & RICHARDSON Phone Main 714 BIGGER than the Weather ARMORED against time Tuesday, April 29, 1930 1 Vat:' imith ' s'ooMer, fmfl soonest or ulh from Hit wild -luL'ks." J- , At present the only building i which- has been erected is h W lool Kh.il which meets all the r-L Iquireim nts now. As stated in. ! vlously. however. Mr. Itohncnkunii expects to -erect a more pernuiuei.t sumiiicr home, ami inalio, of this beautiful spot on the uranii HonUe. puice oi. iihh'h. ; ftJllfilCY Cd8 In Seattle, Wash. hi:att Apr; !( (AT) A mystery eiinfronteil frw murder ati,ortii'S here with the finding r the bodv of Mm. Audrey JJ. j jmHI,yf Mrs. Lindsay's body was fouiyt m-t'-hhorK enllsled thi aid o'r after neighbors enlisted the aid the authorities to look for he f. President Signs it. . t 1 1 Mnmriv .... -m u h ,,-.ni.i.iv, . .. w - President Hoover. Monday signed an act to extend tho provisions of , the resolution for the relief Of farmers in J5 states of the ftoiTtli - Illlll III tl 1 1 1 1 II n ll flirWCSt tOlnCIUUe the makinjf oC loans Tor purchasV- nf i'm-l uml oil foe Irdftni'M nse(1"fn " crop production. ; , rniiaueipuiu , im:iiio -tcnauf wins decision over Tonuny l.otlh; ran. Co. 1H I"