La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 30, 1930, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPag' e Six LA GRANDE ttVENlNti OBSKKVE-K. LA GKAN DE, ORE. Friday, May 30, 1930 OVER VIsitliiK Mrs. Cilenn Howard nnd two chll - dren, Jlmmlo and Jenn, arrived in the valley Intit week from their homo at RoHefourir and are vlnltlnir nt tho home of her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. D. Woudoll in the " Lone filar district. 1 o , Mrs. Ei-iuison Jhu Peto Kvnnson of the Island Olty-Covo hlKhwny, who has hwn very critically 111 at a J.n Clrnndo hospital, seemR (his week to show nins which nre. KlvInK memhera of her. family more encouragement. On ; Monday of this week, Mrs. Kvanson -wan Klven some ornnp.e juioo nnd water, the flrHt nourish ment which sho has heen nlile to take. for two weeks. Tuesday nlKht hot Condition was very dlseourilK intf: hut "Wednesday she seinieii much better. Airs. Kvunson has 'been having a very serious time, both preceding nnd following an operation for the removal of a tumor. nnd a number of blood triinsfuslonff have been necessary. Sill' is paat 71 years or iiko but has been putting up a splendid flitlit. ' ' ' ' o RxlHVtlllK OllPfilH Mr. and Mrs. T. C Hefty who opprnto one of tho Iurirn cherry or chnrilri III tho Cove vicinity are Jooklmj forward with considerable Anticipation to the arrival of their two cousins who will make them n visit on their way to the nilddlo west; They are Mrs. Fleet Sher wood of Tacoma.nnd Mrs. Kthel Kvrtim of Alllnucc, Nebraska. Sellout I'lflllc The pupils. of Lone. Slnp. nolinnl together with ihelr teaehnr, Miss Avil Wooilell mid their parenls, made Up it picnic party last Mon day which was enjoyed by 30 peo ple. They drove to West's Intake nnd epen a ill) day there wltlt it wiener -.roast, at noon. Drive To C'ovo Mr. anil Mrs. J. J, Murchlsnn ami Mrs. Christie Murchlsnn of I'leiisant OroVo .drove to Cove Sunday and spent tho day at I ho homo of Mr. and Mrs. J, 10. Collins. Mi's. AlAlr chlsOn Is past 84 years of nso hilt . enjoya Retting out on a trip- as much ns nnyone. Her very much bettor now. To rnrtlnnil Mrs. Kvcrctto WnllshiBer of Val r district went to 1'orllund yes te'r'day where sho Is speudliiB Mem orial liny . wll It her mol her, ,M rs. DrLong. , , ,. . . To Heliini IJome . Miss Lilian 1'nrker of Island City to'ho hns been a patient in the hos pital .for the last four -weeks hns made .splendid Improvement this past week -'and tls ex.pcatlnjr"ln he nlile to return to her homo this C(mlnB Biinday. ' visit in vniipy Mr. and Mrs. J. "V. Ruchanan, of Harney,, hnvo been visiting lit. the liomo of Mr. lind Mrs. Ciuy' AV. Kjioneer near Kummervllle. They were accompanied by their daugh ter, Mrs. Lcntnr Hamilton, who j eamo for an operation for slims trouble. Hhe is now very much Im proved, To Ifl ike Mr. nnd Mrs. Ivan Ilowoll nnd Ml, and Mrs. Irnmb of California who havo been visiting nnioiiK the Jlowell families In tho valley, nnd nt tho Vernuh Hull homo In l.a tlrande, drove to 'Wallowa I.nke Tuesday aceonipanled by Mr. nnd Mrs. Hull and enjoyed tho scenery nt tho 'Wonderlnnd for a day. . Tho visitors returned Wednesday to Ihelr homo lu California. , o i VIsllliiK llortv " Mrs. J. A. flrlffln of. llofinlam, 'WnshliiMtnn is here vkdtlnB amonB her relatives In the valley. Jlern For Kuniinei' J. II. Price, who has IniiBliI the ))ast year at Diane, has arrived In llio valley and Joined Mrs. Price who lias been at Ihelr camp. "Camp Yew How" up tho .Mill creek can yon, for Iho summer. The camp Is vory litlractlvo now and becomes iiioro so eacn season as .Mr. and iorn. i-rico IlIIISIl aillllllOlllll pill I S I of Ihelr drenin for tho place. Camp . Yew llnw is worthy of a tour of Inspection at nny time. Ill Tim Valley Mrs. Krank Jasper nnd Ron, Mer rill; of liolse. nro vIsIIIiib ninoiiB relatives In the valley, coiuIiib es pecially for .Memorial Day. Tivns Thin Way Now If thero had not been two younB ladles of Ihe very same name nt tho very same school, this stoi-y would never havo to be written, lint, nlns, thero nre, or were, and unfortunately we married Uiwton teurns to the wroiiB lttabello Hlin luons. There mlBht bo n chance lo pass Ihe buck but wo will refrain. There Is no excuse for not havliiB called tho Stearns family here lu place of taklnB nnotlier's comment on a cllpplnB front n Willamette valley paper. Tho mil It Is that ! Lawtoii Stearns of Portland mar ried Mlw isabcllo Hlinmons, ilaush ter of Mrs. i.oonn A. .Simmons of Clatsk.-tnle. A I lend Dinner Mr. and Mrs. John llaniann of La Gntnao were Riimts nt tbo din ner (tlven at Island city In honor of tha BSth weddlnir nnnlversnrv of Mr. nnd .Mrs. William Kchroeder last week. Oilier Etlests were J. C. Uteln also of the ind and Mr, anil Mn. John Sneckluirt. Plcnle At Cmv Tuesday was tho Kt ,,y nt T I' ,. 5 '"r '" Valeria .1,. ;., . ,. "x"c"i,, marked .- i, u ciock a ni-oifivmi Barents nnrtn I J (K'll01 w,llon i E "'"" n h7 P"'-""" attended, ?hl. program featured especially 1 THE VALLEY Mnbol K. Morion, Vnllcjr News Editor l'lloni's: Heslileiieo, Milhi 011(1; Office, Main 37 J3en irellla who wits frinduiitlnK I from the elehlh Kinilo and whom talent hns been mich n lilir Item In tho Hchool at Valeria. After the nrolrrnm the enllro comnanv drove j m tho sivlmmliiK limit nt Covo where dinner was enjoyed and all enjoyed a dip In tho tank. Attend Convention Mrs. (leorKO Miller nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Knrncst dray of lower Cove and Mrs, Kil Clark of Alice arc leavlnir this week for Hums whore they will visit amonB relatives and also altend the Ilatitlst convention. o ComiiHMlreiuent llroiulcuist Old Brads and former students of the slate colleBe will be Blail to listen In .Monday morninB. Juno 2, when commencement exercises at the colleBe will be broadcast over stallon KOAC bcBlnnlnK at ton o'- clock. Dr. - Elliott, president of rurdue unlverslly will be the com mencement speaker. , To Slnrkey Mrs. Dick Smith, Mrs. Leo Smith, Mrs. Olio I'leper, Mrs. Ward Smith. Miss lleiilnh Smith, .Airs. .llo Illokliind and little dnUBhler. anil their Buest, Mrs. ,1. A. OrllTIn of lloiiuiam, WashlnBlon. drove to Stnrkey wertn'Sdny whole lltey spent I ho day visiliiiB the old home of the sisters and also the ceme tery where their parentn aro hurled. Donlll Mourned Tho death of Mrs, I II. Carter nnd her Infant tlaiiBhter yeslerdny is widely mourned. The dauBhler of tho late Jabo anil Mrs. Cnnley, Mrs. Curler lived the majority of lift' life In this valley. Mom 1'erfit'l Atlendaiwe Itocnrds County superintendent of schools E. A. Sayre, has additions to make to the recent report of pupils at tendlnB Union county schools who made n perfect nttendance record dili'ltiB the year Just oloslnB. 'he roeord HlBnlflrs much ' for a real value cannot he placed on nnlnlor rupted work.' The list follows: Union: Ituth Units, Kthel Wil kinson. , Liberty: Delbert flrout, Krilildale: Hilly Smllli, Jean Sal- health Is'kleld, Oladys Ansell, Lylo Salkleld. nysilam School: Marvin Rysdaln. HilBnril: VliKlnlti stalret. I mbli'i: Dona Id Hoofer. Nell Mar tin, Hetty Crouser, Warren McCoy, nichnrd Wilson, Fnrrell SklllluKs, Dona Walson, 1 1 n t in ml Print. North Powder: Juno Melenlf, Pnullno (llhson, Charles (llbson, Danny, Atteborryt : Cove: Irene llnefcr, Lois nnker, Lola Clark, JJurnellc .Miisbi'iivc. 0 Takes Active lnrt lu tho commencement fesllvl- J lies at the Muddy creek school Just over the border line In linker coun ty the niliuo of Juno Daniels up- noil I'd frequently Miss Jane has thin .lust Kehoo lyear, bul she has kept up lier record Ihero for fine work nnd cunsldo ruble ucllvlly. - i o r.lllai-Bin Dairy .Tohn Miller, who lives on what Is known ns tho (Icoibo Miller farm on tho Covo hlBhway. has what Is claimed lo bo nn Ideal farm for tho dairy industry and he has always boon Interested alontr Ilia! line. Ile cenlly ho has purchased tho dally cows of his brolher-ln-law, Dynn Chndwiclt, and now he has 20 head. Mllnl, nf Mn fm)) ,H h) 11farii "Warm creek crosses the place ulv Iiib ideal, natural IrrlBitllon. Also. Mr. Miller has Ihe latest mechani cal piiulpmont IncludliiB a mllkliiB niachliio which seems to ho so In duspenslblo now In the coudiiei of u dairy farm of any size at all. Malilnir Inipmvcuipnls .Soino Improveiuents aro belnB mado on Ihe farni home of Mrs. .1. A. llolnuin In (irniiBo Hull nelKh borhooil, the work nmouiitinB lo tho laylnB or some hardwood flooin. Air. Minor of 1m tlrande Is doliiB thn work. o , DnuBlitorH Visit- ltev. and Mrs. (1. I. Ilnnsen of Island Clly havo as Ihelr house Bursts their iwo ihuiBlitors who re- d ,,ut of lhl vail Mis, I, W. t'twn ,1 nit.l Hill.. iiiirns, and Mrs. (I. .1." l,.i,l ,.r (Helm's l'Vrry, Idaho, On Tuesibiv of this week, Mr. and Mrs. Hansen had ns their Buesls. Mr. nn, m,.r, J. I Zlmmcht who ulsn live In Clenn's I'erry. Suiiihiy iucts . Mrs. .1. A. Jloliunn nnd dauchlef. Miss Mlnnlo nf (IriniKo Hall had as Ihelr Kiinday Buesls, Mrs. Turner Oliver and Miss .MaiBinel Anson of Ia Crnnde. o NolBlilmrlmml Picnic Tho blR plcnln w hich residents or t h o Cove - Island clly highway planned fur last .Sunday Sms poNt poned on account of ihe weather 011 the day preneillnB. It Is now announced Hint the picnic will be held Ibis eomluK .Hiinilny, rain or shine, up Catherine crock. Hns l'lim rnlvns C. N. ObIIvIo of near Cove. Is stilt enthusiastic over hi fine herd of reBlstcred Guernsey cattle. This sprlnir Mr. Oallvle reports additions lo his herd of seven fine heifer cttlves.nnd ouo hull cnlf, (IhsertiiiR Hay Cove Is observiiiB Memorial Day today In their customary fashion, an appropriate pioKiirin and n bm dinner nt noon ns u benefit for the cemetery association. Mrs. Gladys Harris is wervliiB as chairman of Iho dinner and Mrs. J. It. Price as ch.ilrmnn of tho ptOBi-ani. VMtllur Mr. and Mrr. It. I). M on.i ban i,.,.. i.... ..iui .- tho v nml flirty wm. unestsnt tho home of Mr. and Mrs. in,rt OUvor. Thalr home Is In Tou- chet, Wiwhliifrton. o AIIpimI C'olniiM'iireniciit Mr. and Mik. Ilurr Hlock of north of Sunimervflle intended the com- meneetneht exorolsoH In La flrnnile Wednesday evemnif. meir two dlillBhters, flernlcc and Vadis were members of the class which re- eelved diplomas. o Gopher rteitmnst ration-. There will be a Kopher poison de- monslralion next Tuesday at ten u eiuen m , . .,...,.i in, , i.CTi, MlBln, (iophers are reported lu Bleat numbers 111 some localities anil lliose who aro interested should see this demonstration. Annual Mi-etlilB Kchool districts of tho county nro postiiiB notices lol" tho annual school meetluB which will bo held . 'ne tmrn Jionuay in .nine, inu i .u., Disease Drains Work Capacity From Filipinos ly W. Illlskllis (Associated Press Correspondent) MA.MI.A (A.P) )enplle years of effort In belter collilll ions, iIIb-I ease continues to cap the vitality ' of the Filipino lace leducliiB bo h Individual ami national capacity for work, and production and l.-eeplilB public health as llio hiB problem of -the Islands. - A survey jasl contpleted by Ihe Philippine Anti-Tuberculosis so cli'ly reveals the slarllliiB fact that approxlinalely 2.IMKI.O0O per nila:. about one out or every six of the Inhabllants, suffer . from tuberculosis. In riilillt inn malaria, -beriberi, ryseiiteo. cholera, typliold. pneu-. cholera, typhoid, pnell- ni.ouln iijtil smallpox take annual;. lulls of lives or leave their vie than weakened burdens upon o I hers. Desplto all that has been writ ten and said about It, leprosy Is not much or a fnelbr In Hut situ ation. Its tradition from Illbll enl limes servos to attraet more atenllon lo its easeH but it Is far below tnbereuloHlH. beriberi and malaria both as to Us number of deaths enured and Its economic 1 drain on the country. 'in the public health experl the deplorable part. Is that, most of tho afflictions are. preventable beltiK' due largely tu faulty dietary i and sanitary habits. Hut these habllK are decnlv rooted ami dlf- ficuli lo cbnniFP The best, that can be , said Is thai afier yearn of public instruc tion, the peopli at last are lnn:ln UYt to learn, . although slowly and are turning toward wayit. better Tho story of tuberculosis has n(1, ,,, ,,,. tl,1((,(,y ,,., nlt usually iieeotiiipaulcs . that pliiKue. It is bound up In the iiviility for knowleilBO that .charilclerli'.eH the ,'lllpluos. Thousands of youths try to bo IbroiiBh school on a shueslrlnu;. They ellher work nt uriluous jobs'., : , . . i " , T . , rt,,,, , . Iho conductor s stand Willi his otllslde Die class rooms or try to subsist ' on nieiiBl'e ullowunccs rrnm home. AllhoiiBll they 'urn- tn uirlit In school how lo live properly, they simply lack the nivalis of doliiB so. Wllhoul siirrlelent resl and the proper kind of food, they fall, by the hundreds, easy pry lo Ihe white pliiBUe. SAYS IIK.MtT X1CVKH VAILSj MKillT 1U0AT 1 .000 VKAKS J f'lalm . OOTilTMTUA, Mo. (AP) that, the heart. Itself Is nut respon- slblo for "heart .falhiro" Is made by Dr. Hubert "V. Shldle, iiatholoclst, of the University of Missouri. It is something else that stops tho heart, such as a failure In the nervous system, he says. In ex planation of Ills point he cut the heart of monkeys Into . strips yet Iho strips continued to beat ry th in Scully Tor nino to 15 hours after heliifr removed from the animals. "Tho heart Is toimh," says Dr. Slddle, "As far hh its own ability to stand wear and tear Is concerned there Is no reuMon why nnyhody should not live 1,000 years. YounK .lake Hehaefer, world's 18.2 balkllno billiard champion, will slick to balk Hoc, despite threi cushton popularity. He thinks balk llno play will regain Its popularity. LAST YEAR'S GRAND CHAMPION Mrs This plrturpH .Mrs. J. v.. Colllni of noiir fovp hu1 Ihm- ivclstcrcl t,iM'i n.vv lilill. liunintl the (ii-iinil rti;iliipf,,u ill tho i.'irn Orri,,n l.ivi'.siork show lust ypiir. The t.-itlllim finnllv will liuve tli,-lr usuul flni' i,hlhltlon of llmirniif vji lit the show whon It opens up week after next. Mis. l olllns Is very promt of her herd iiti.l well she nmy. Ami It Is 11 luiRe henl, too. This full they will havo J'l hi-ail to milk unless they dispone of some of the animals In the in on n 1 1 in i She has three head whleh are rORtsteroil and the re mainder aro all very hluli (trade. It Is a herd worth seeing and tluiK,, al the MtiKk show will make quite an addition to Iho e.- . ... hlultlons. 'Expert Inspects Cherry Orchards Of This Valley fl. f. Jones, from the slate eol logo, cherry fruit fly expert. Hient nonio time In the valley Inst week worklnit with cherry Knmers of thlH valley rho arc dolnu all ln 'their nnr in u. ,., ,.i,.i,.u their power to keep the clierrifs of this loenlliv- free r.m ' n, ' -k fruit flv. fllou-im- ,-.i.... .....a.. some time since liy T. A. Ha minis. chairman of Hie mnte hoard of hor- tlciiltiire. barrlnK the unloiidllitf of Union county cherries at the j neries In The Dnlles. Mr. Jonea found everything la 'this valley to be In tfobd shape. A number of specimens were sen! la tor examination but those Know are conrnient that the returns w , indicate that these are the fn,t files belnB looked for In- spectlon work Is BoInB on and cibcs i I hove been pl.t mil at both Colon .anil cove, it Is hoped tliat by the lose of the', flies, If there in- any may be cnuBht and tho time of lav- InB cbbs ascertained The expert will keep in touch With tho local situation and advise ehei'ry Blowers as lo Ihe pi llule for spraylnB. It is IhouKht Hint Knrnvinir will not beuln until the cherries bcKln to show color which will not lie before two weeks or la lor. A SEASONABLE RECIPE A SfcASOXAltl.I.; liKCIPK Si-allnpcd llaillblil'BI't' mill .Noodles t Ten-twelve serviiiBs) 1 pkB.-'of noodles.' 1 lb. of hambui'Ber. I T. onion. 1 L'ffiPn iieiion,' e1m,in,l t 1 ,.s ,.., '..' Kntilo onion- and bambiirB"t'. Cook noodle In hoillnc snlted I water, JJraln noodles, ndrt tlie above i anil add -more water If mixture ' HoeniH ilrv. . . i. $50 An Hour Is Not Enoueh, So Say Radio Stars liy i:. c. iiuiici-rieici (Associated I'ress Itadlo Kdllor) 1-Jvery once in a wliilc writers prinB llio nuestlon,. "Did you know?" and then follow It with a strlliB of short paraBraplis Just like t',,'M I That Olive Palmer's real name Is .Virginia r.arie Murphy and thai Yolando LaiiKworlhy is .l-'loreace XI cade. That the theme sons for:Amos 'n Andy b: "The I'l-rfi't S7inji." ,; That, many a radio .emnrtalupr lll,n 111,111 i per mm notir 'jproKrani eontenI ,lhey are under- paid. That Ted ITusIhb has been sport- , Iub a blue tuxedo the .last few 1 weeks nail that II was the "first" In New York until Duke KllliiBr Inn'H band decided lo adopt Hint stylo as a uniform. That Howard llilrlow aecldently l.llu ,l.n ...1.. I 1 liaton every once in a while. That (iralmm McNamee is left hnndod, . That doff barks over the radio aro made by machine. That David Uoss once was a poet, and that Don liall was adjudyed the "all-American" ukelcle player. That .la m cm Whipple of the Trawlers sea program was once an adventurer in the south scan. That 3fi of the weekly N I IC pro grams are dramatic' or partly so. and that S.-too different artists broadcast each month from the NIKI Xer York studios. That Kreddle- Itleh never uses n baton In conducting- bis orchestra. That Frank Knight always an nounces (!uy l.onibanlo'f orches tra because both came f r o m Canada. That this paragraph ts all until the next time. nrssi.w rmvKii iias P10HL1N (AP) How Itnssla proposea to solve her energy dis tribution problems will bo revealed at tho second world power confer ence In Uerlln In June. Russian cnfilneerlng experts are on the pro Krani for i'S papers. Dairy cows increased 1 ."'Hi In four years In Idaho, according to the 1'nllcd Stales extension service. t iilte jo a o --j o k w.i'- o V1 Is 151 EIGHTH GRADERS SECURE DIPLOMAS BY CO. SUPERINTENDENT I Olio hundred nnd fifty ; J!n'"K, w',"e ''" ' '"d - hoo! were Issued eighth , ' , "hi. (tnulo diplomas diiriint thi Iii-Jt .few "'"V ''' foiinty superintendent ; t,f sohools :. A. Havre, and will - ! "mv '"" ''"f"1'0 attend one of i the several hlith sehools In the counlv- A ",t"1 "f 330 yuilB Peo- pie wrote-the state examinations. i Of Ihene l'ii applied for the dip- ! "m" and liil were? successful For havinB successfully complet- ' 0,1 iMa rlrst ""'lr vducatlon, the following yollnB people of the valley are to be congratulated: t nil: it - l::ili, 'iitus. I'bytlls Jen's, Hobert Withycomhe. Lois Si;;nler. l-;iina Hitlsey. Kluinc '-'""'"" .Mildred Klein , " E'lv"u" Maeey, .Marian l'.oylcs. IJ,.r- "thy lla1"'1'' I'hlllp Uobeiis, nlen Kiiuistord. llussell Anderson, Joy Ml"'''', KI,I,,n Steele. Kennel h Woll. Kmh Thonnis Cnlvln. Io!a Aflkins. Iiora W'lble. C.ia,-, y.mie,j I".0' I''" Host wk-It Harold """ I'-i'foril. I Wilkinson Veryl liaxlcr. Opal Ashnvead. Ii-ll. K'.enore i.ui-oc. lit-ru-u'ii Oellvio (l-ville I'l-lmrds, ort! I'mvilrr: W'nyno Ffi-frunn, V.Hty i:;illnnl, lv;i Vlrrce, Juno Hcruly, Ljnint Ardoll, CIpo .IjiooIis, noir Dmicherty, Citrnion I.uiU'y, La Vonup Walk, Floyd Jlobbw, I'rcn tis.s Kh.'ifei. IJin: Honp Arnnt, J;imcs n.'ir- low. Albert i;tinii::irr1nir ii. ..!,. ( liuniMatdnrr. licrril! (JettlrtKM Jim- I malnin llacis. I'aul HatlKarth, Ken- Kavo fl3 c"r,e,'t an.swer In eo i ii"lh Henrv. UuiK M vers Kiln. n,l"". tn,lt plnjr tho highest I I' lllllieu. )nv e Plilmw.n l.'.l.,.. i Hay. 'Zellnh llcod. lOliz.-ihe'l h !',. nucreii neai'i Ai'iiiiofm-. n',..,.. Trnv Decker. Ilurnetle Ch.iusse, Cornelia Daly, Florence Doheity, Orvellne -McWIIlliims. Marlon J-J Heynolds, .lima rM,-Ki..'a, i.enevieve .Spaeth,' I-:ileen Waldi-orf. Dorothy Wall, lllllller" Ke'ilh McKlimly, Dick' Howell, Kthel I'rnll. I Iowa 111 Wil-I son. Mirinio Cue, Wilfred Cnktin I lllaiiche DillitiBs, llarlnnd Cluilforil Smith, Wayland .lames AVise. , Islaml I 'liy; Clark Kecfer, ard Ducket, Ilea Coolier. Pratt lluoy Hlch-'l Aoltn llcrrniann, .lesse Hoik, Marvin U- Inlosh. tlm event. Covo: Kilivat-il fiirilvlc. chiirles' In-Kiee tennis from lodges nt ' risber. ltobt rla Hell, Itobrrt Dun- Ki-Hobb. Idaho and Porlland ure I can, Lloyd Mills, Harold l 'otustock. coiiiIub here lo hold n contest In' Conrail Anderson, I'ernai-d e- the coill'errlnB of tho rank of I Horde, rierlrude Hell, Klororo Osil-; knlBllt. The KellOBB tenm Is vie, Orvllle Iticlianls. champion drill train of Idaho Jit. fiieii: Fred McCoy, Mntiile while Ivanlioe lotlse, 1'ortlnild, Leak, Venla Xcliekcr, Anna Mae holds the same rank In OreBon. I WhltiiiB. i Columbia IoiIbo, No. s, Wulht .JWl. (.'arinch.'CJIcn .Snode.. .. . Walla which is sponsorinB Ihe Imvii: Ard.-i Herry. ! eonlpetitiun. will present a silver : KliaiiBliai: Kmiil: ' Hrolhers, j IovIiib cup to the wiunliiB teuin. A (llaude Haker. Stcll.-i Hartley, Ix-o- ! conimiltee on nrrullBellienls. In iVird chuHwK'K... i, Ji'lmlU'if -,..W,. JoJie(Jy,.,.M.,...A. ' I'lca-ant tliovc: Hernlce John-: York, s. Itcnfro and U. A. Tol slon. Max York, J-Iton l-'rizxell. ; ton is now workliiB on the pro Annul Murciilson, i ' bi'iiih. j I?anTmrjK5'!BHir.tH1IIWi'aiKWr I IT ALL COMES BACK TO YOU -The farmer's income goes directly back into the com- munity. Tn dollars and cents, Iho dairy industry is the largest in the nation, ex cooding both the steel in dustry and the autoino- . . bile industry. The value nf manufactured pro ducts based on milk as a raw material exceeds any one of the pfrrjat indus tries by over 500 million dollars. 'There 1h No Substitute for Good Butter" UNION CREAMERY n 1 1 I IH I1 I'll i IMIIIWIIMII OOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ is S m fik l Hurried or Leisurely You'll Like These DKMGIITI TI.I.Y d lu'ic's Ihe ideal pi; rumpivto anay of templing hot-weather foods, clean and frrsh to cany you through the afternoon. Speedy, efficient service, trv it! !i PETER PAN OOP OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOQOoooooooooooooQ j SiinunorvlHo: Clyde Ott. ' l-'rosty: Mason Morris. Dry Creek: Thomas Onilff. I.lhorty: Lester Itobinson. I,mlil Ctiiivon: James'llalley. Wolf Crtvk: Malcolm Nice. j HUgul-il: Thelma Wilson. Harold'i "Wilson. Stowell Welmer. j I'oiiiIikh: Mary Lewis. Velmn Itobinson, Owen Hobinson, Kloyd Kennedy. Hubert Iirk. rriillilule: liaymond Dial. Hilly Smith, Lenda Wiles, Kloy Hayhurn. Jay Halkield. ' lllalilalul: Myron Miller, Chester 1II1I. Telocnset: Laurence Ilnxter. Nnrlll IllBh Valley: Wlllnrd llae- fer. HiiKlumii: Mnrjorle Tlinrtmnn. - Ptii'k: lasyl Jjiy. Viih'tJa: r.llt-n HHIi. 'tiinilii;Imni: Mildred Phillipft. Ilntph (lliiHson. IMiiniiklu lUdirci Mnrle Coffin, .Marguerite llujf. 'liiittny irotf: MnrR-n-rot Cow an. ' i Irfinp Klilr: Inwerfince Orolncr, 1 Lloyd Rodman. ! Willowdalt: Uyd. Spikes, Jtoy t 1-isiier. I'crry: Let ha irnllrnnrk, Opoikc Sinclali;. I'aliiii'r .TiiiK'lion: Virfjll H'oltnn, Xuomi KretHclunci'. (ioidou 'itKki Mlltnn KrlcltHon, Manuel JOrlcKHOn. - phJcrtivB tents In history and eOpirnphy were Riven in the slate examination. Ninety-five queMlonn were submitted In each mihjei't. K(l'th VHIInniH of North Powder f iiiMiiiiiT ui rorreti answers in mat ""hject. Tho highest number of correet """" 1 1 " J" .v was K'v " liy J"i'rence Haxter of Telocaset, that number was sa. TS 1 Jn tS.lliglllS Ol I'ltfUaS W HI M Cet J UUC 7 WAI.I.A WAI.I.A, Wash. (Al1) ,-"io;"s 01 i-yiiiias Bianu ioiibo ot- fleers from Washington, OreBon and Idaho will convene In Wullii w""" Jlne 7 for nil aiinaul nieel- ini?- least fao memliers of the t ori,-r Ue expected in the. city fori LUNCHES delicious, far from the ordinary, OSK OF THlt PIXF-ST NEW i v i : jj 1 n k The La Grande Hotel "at I ax Grande, Oregon. Come In as You Are . , . Tour Homo WHIlo Hero . V 'Dinliie Uoom, Coffee Shot)po , 1 Clean, Comfortable, Cozy, Warm Rooms. Telephone; Rervlco ; V. C. Jt'cktell, Owner and Operator. STAGES LEAVE From Corner of EIrn and Jefferson Wallowa Valley Coaches Leave La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m., 4:00 p. m. Makes AH Main Line Coniiections. Fct Information rail MATN 799 Buy Round -Trip Tickets and Save Good for 60 Day. PABACO MULTl SERVICE PAINT will spread, hide and last as long as any paint regard less W price, so our customers tell us. Only ?3.o5 per gallon. We still have a good supply of wall paper at a real low price. , HOME LUMBER & COAL CO. 1802 Covo "Ql'AI.I'rY McCormick -Deering Spreaders Are Built for BUSY FARMERS 'NKOQWaOClBIMCX ' - ' If you "can't find time to spread manure" you need this new, easy-loading McCORMICK-DEERING Manure Spreader BEING "too busy to spread manure" is a good sign. Good farmers are always too busy to u'osur time on this job. That's one good reason why so many farmers arc using McCor-mick-DeeringManure Spreaders. The McCormick-Dcering is designed and built for busy farm ers. It has many new and time tcsted features which maki it possible to do a good job of spreading.1 easily, economically, and quickly. I: is easy to load, W. H. Bohnonkamp Co. 1IOTKI - S IX KASTKIt.N OltKGO.V bi r mm . msm AXI) SKIIVICR" easy to operate; it is an easy pull, loaded to capacity, for two horses. It is strongly built to travel at top speed with a trac tor. It pulverises thoroughly and spreads evenly covers a lot of ground in surprisingly short time. If you can't find time to spread manure, if you are spreading by hand, or if you arc working un- . dcr the handicap of an old-fash-ionecj spreader, investigate the new McCormick-Dcenng. Talk it over wuh us.