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GENERAL NEWS
VALLEY NEWS
VOLUME XXVIII
LA GRANDE, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1930
NUMBER 249
OVER THE VALLEY
Mabel I-;. Morion, Valley News Editor
I'lionci: Residence,' Mnln 0(10; Office, Main 37
State Grange
Arranges Fine
Conv. Program
Fine Pool Is
Dedicated At
Medical Springs
llittirn I'Yom l'orllaml -
K. A. Alasinrlou of'Covu avenac:
:inl .Mr. anil Mrs. Charles Tua! re
turned Wedne-sdny from 1'orttnnu
ulH'iv they went to attend the fun-
Arrived Tiii'mlny
The MissoK Kclltli anil Miirgtirt'l
Thorn of Philadelphia, l'a ar
rived in IClKin Tuesday to make
this their home. They will live
enll 01 mcir nisier anu sisier-m- ( with .Mr. and Mrs. J. (': Itice. Mrs
law. Mrs. Hinge. The remains Were Itieo' and the Misses Thorn were
shipped from Seattle on Tuesday ' friends in Ihe east a n-Jnilier ul
unil the funeral service was held years uro. Miss Margaret was a
tluil afternoon. Tin: body was not buyer for Wiinainnkt-r's siorP for a
cremated as previously reported number of years. . Allhouifli. ul-
bul was pluccd in a mausoleum .by
the side of her husband whose
death occurred Just a year- ago.
Mrs. Mastorton and her sister, Mrs.
bin Holland, of Oakland, Califor
nia, went from X'ortlHiid. to Seattlu
ami Toniisket, .Washington where
they will look ufler business mat
ters, llelntlves report that Airs.
HI11BO died berorc tin, operation for
guHsu'ines'collld be. performed. Kile
hud had numerous attacks and had
been taken to .Seattle for- au op
eration. ' ' . " -
Alii to .'Meet . V
Ihe Misses Mary anil Margaret
Taylor and Mrs. Carl Kulli-r ill
entertain tile members of the All
tel Ladles Aid society next Thurs
day at Ihe Taylor home. In
at two o'clock.
0 .
To C'orvnllls .
Mrs. Walter Hill and son, Or
villii or Klein, went to Corvallis
l''riday to attend" the commence
inent exercises tills month. The
older son, William, Is uiadtiatlnK
this year from Oregon Klat.
most an Invalid, at present, her
condition will improve in this cli
mete, they uro certain.
o
Shonriiis
John I'clcrson, of Hot like d.a
trlcl flnlsbed shearing liis sliei'p
Thursday and the shearing crew
has moved to Will Vogel's place.
Haying Inlerrupteit
From the Hot J.ake dlsll'iet
comes reporls thai a great many
farmers in that locality were all
set lu start cutling their hay when
the rain stopped preparations for
a few days, , (
ywis
' l'rederlek Kill nf Klein lots lir
ninei, making a visit at the home or his
I graudmollnrr, Mrs. ('. I. Ilurrman
on t'ove avenue Tor the. past frw
days.
o
Writes to Us '
of this week.- She has been visit
ing at the home of her sister, Mrs.
i-ehi Wright of La Grande, arriv.
lag from Salt Lake City with her
nephew. Ustel Wright.
o
Jlo.Ai 1'erfeit Aucnilunl.s
t'o.mty Superintendent of Schools
I:. A. Sayre adds the following tu
tlie lists already published of chil
dren in tho public schools who
were neilher absent nor tardy dur
ing tile .-hool year just ended,
I'leasant (Jrove: lAMghton John
son. Moss Chapel: Wilbur Morgan,
Halph Sbupp, Margaret Zurbrick.
. Imbler: Warren liennlson,
Itlvervlew: Maurice Clyde.
. Valeria: -Kiigeuu Heeker, John
Wells, Holibie. Cheimult. ' '
La Grande: Aekerman Training
school, Dickey ltobblns, Jean Wll
helin, Tlieodore Cusaek.
Central: 23.
Willow: 10. . "
SM'iit yeckeiid
Glea Sias, WJ10 lt"ed In Klgln
several yours ago -Willi ' h
!
I'lil 011 county will bo repifMimtiMl Krom a recent Union IlnpuhU
at the eominK mate Krann- ihpsH-' y-mx wo borrow a iloscriptlon of the
hip by a larffe company of snltft;- fine umv nwimiuyiK pool which has
era roprvHentlng oach nnd all of tho recently born oponcU to tho public
suh-orUinntea of this locality, by Mr. and Mrs. Int J. Powers
ClmnR'i from Union county aru ul tho Hon. Dunham Wrifrht of
members of tate eommfltui'H ami
1 will serve In numerous official
capacities. It ia also interesting to
Know that this year tiKuin, Union
county will pull for tho meeting of
:!-. stntt, group next year, 11)31.
i Hoy i;ekeler has received the.
I'ollowiiiK program of this, the 57lh
ami u ul convention, w hioh opens
next Monday.
I All meet limn to be held in the
! Redmond High Hchool gymnasium.
Members of the credentials and
mileage, division, of labor and fin
iancu committees arc run nested to
be present Monday morning 10
perform the work asslKiied thesi;
committees ami bo prepared to
make their report to the conven
tion when It opens for work Tiiuh
i day morning. - '
I The board- of' tlm Grunge Klro
jltclief assficlalion will hold its an
j ntiul meeting In Kodiuond Juno &
' 14 ami will bo asKigned commod-
Medlcal Springs at their health re
Hrt at that place. When the first
dirt was Mined for Jills pool ns
several times sinco reference has
been made on this page to this
flnn addition to the I'owerH plant
and ull valley residents uro very
much interested In tho project. The
Union reporter's description is as
follows:
It Is declared to bo the largest
pool of natural hot water in the
northwest. Ics dimensions uro 4f
by lbl feet, and It holds JJ5 1,000
gallons of water: It is led through
a five-inch plpo from u spring of
cool water, which Is warmed by
hot water of a temperature of 13S
degrees flowing In from another
spring through a two-inch pipe.
Tho water in tho poo) is UBiially
kept nt a temperature of about S5
degrees, nllhotigh It can bo regu
lated to any temperature. Tho pool
ranges in depth from IS inches to
nine feet. In addition, there in a
compartment having a depth of
five inches tor tho lltilo tots. Tho
water Is illuminated by 15 lights
placed at tho bottom of tho pool,
and there is. adequate overhead Il
lumination. An umbrella 'fountain
Is placed near tho center of tho
pool. There is a spectators' gallery
wlih seals for 2 lift people. Tho rest
rooms and lavatories uro modern
In every respect. Tho establishment
has Ita own Tiro protection system.
Tho improvements represent an
expenditure of close to 110,000. In
addition, a dance platform, 42x
1 1 Is being erected, nnd will bo
ready Tor use by tho middl0 of
August.
Mr. and Mrs, I'owers have mad
Medical Springs one of (ho most
attractive recreation spots in tho
northwest. In addition to tho swtm
mlng pool, twolvo rooms are avail
able an(i incals are sorvod at all
hours. An auto camp in contem
plated In tho near future. . . J
WOMliX OWN HALF f
t. S. WHAlTH
WASHINGTON (AP) Women,
o.wti half the wealth of the United
8tiiten. They out number men as
stockholders of big corporations.
More women than men pay taxes
on Incomes exceeding $500,000.
Representative Ruth - Hanna M'c
Cormick so told the world in an
International radio, address. ,. -
I,oulnlana truck farms produced
277,000 bushels of onions In 1929.
io;iM roon in and liiKiirnnrt uiretiiM
P"1'" n.wl il,..rU l..t ut...i l .lo
ll lents, Kev. and Mrs. Sias, spent the lwl.,ni;,,lt ..., .in, n . ,...
weekend I visiting 1 J.nbier and (m aJ)k )UCatlonfl( vwvWf. inslrui:.
around lh valley 'Jim Hms fam- UonH nmJ lllfonnation.
n.v now nvu iii Aiiiena, w lie re iney
iiavo charge of the (.'hrlstlan
church. Miss Sins mas been teach
ing near Jlermistun for the past
This editor received a letter this year.
eek from Mrs. o. Shafer of Alow o
eliuiu.l i. li,. lu n.. .. t.w.oll.'u i.lt i ,l,li l
fgriiuage back In her old home in; Jf a pnsl-moitein examination of
- -Ot-r 1 .. -Colorado. Kvery so often Mrs. tone or two chickens shows that th(.
I Vl-ilhig ' 'Shafer gets terribly , homesick ' poultry Mock has worms, 7,er cent
Mrs. J-;vans of Portland; Svlth. her'. so Wl. jmVe ,.,ir( nr.r report then j by weight of finely powdered to
,!iiiil granddaughter,, hav-e. been 1 of a sudden tlny pick up bagjiiaeco ilust should be added to the
spending several weeks' with her and baggage and head their car j dry mash. Tho dust should con
sisicr,. Mrs. Ietna Henderson hi . toward Colorado. The letter In ' tain at least J.O per cent nicotine.
headed, Monte I 'a raise Itancho
j lilaek Mesa IKtOO feet altitude. She
tsays- In part: "We sum have had
a lovely trip. In Utah we saw them
'. Vol ting up hay and today we havt-
been enjoying a snow storm. I do
not know If you knew that wo
' .brought Anna May Shafer with us.
She is .surely enjoying 11. She anil
: my husband were 'out this after-
Inoon skiing not extra skit riding
as tin- snow was only 4 inches
tdeep, .but May had a chance to sec
how .It goes. We had to shovel
snow for about 100 feet lo be able
nelson, and the parents of the ehil-.to get here yesterday and we were
dren held tholr annual school pic-; n,.- first, to come over the mesa,
nit: yesterday at the Cove swim-1 w,, nni an having a good time."
mlng pool. The picnic had been 0
planned for several days ago hut 1 :
r.U"?PTAE Ly-iUdranliin,
-. . lis vlsllinir at tin. home of her
..' ' "elei
Lake. .Mrs.
IdauKhler, Ni:llie Woods oT l.a
I !,. t.. I'nln,. ri Mem.
...Jorial day and also visited at the
I reterson and t'lark .Martin homi:K.
Klgin. " ., '".
lks ApMirtlimnienl-
School money has been appor
tioned from the county superinten
dent,. K. A. Sayre's office (o " Uro
several school districts In the fol-
luwlmr amounts, counly .school-
fund. Siri.7 -1 r, : elementary fund,
sa.0311 and liiKh school tuition,'
$M,250. . .
0
Ilnvn I'lcnlo
The children of llni' Musi Chapel
school., their teachel'l .Miss .Mlch-
This will control round .worms and
also, to some extent, cecum worms,
and lessen the . dunKcr. to your
AIHMTIO.VAIj OVKIt TII10 VAIi
I.KY XlfWS O.N J'AGlO II
Cherries Go
To California
First In 5 Yrs.
.Monday Dvening. Juno 1M.1i.
8:00 j). ni. Plans are under way
to have the third and 'fourth de
grees exemplified by livening Star
degree team of . Portland. About
60 people take part in tho exemp
licatious of tlie degrees and every
one who can possibly do so should
be lu Kcdmoud by Monday night
so as to witness tlie exemplifying
or tho degrees by this team.
S;ao Lecturers' conference un
der the direction of Minnie K.
Ilond. state lecturer.
Tuesday, .ftiue lOth -
8:.!0 School of tho Unwritten
Work. Masters bring your Key
Hook ho you can follow the read
ing or Hie key.
.10:00 Opening of Oregon State
Orange in the sixth degree.
Hull call of ofricers.
1 'a ksI ng of Jo u rt h d eg re o To r
work.
Addrefw of weleume by tlm
mayor, of Itedmoml.
ltesponso by Itay W. (Mil, niein-
f (Vetting salmon
Acconllng to our Correspondent
from Hot Uike districtthat sec
tion of tho valley has been very
popular during-the past Vcek. evi
denced by the groups nT ears park
ed along Catherine creek, loaded
with men nnd women out Tor their
share or fun In the big salmon run
this season. People are reported to
have , gone Ihere rrom La Grande.
Imbler and Maker.
To liniiH.s
Mr. and MrA. John Hudson,
lueir daughter, Ona and son. Ualph
of Imbler. left Thursday morning
for Krie, Kana. where they will
spend about two months, visiting
relatives and friends. The first
stop will be In Colorado, where a
brother or Mrs. HudHun's lives.
They will motor through in their
ca r.
o ,
To Imbler
Mr. and Mrs. Hon Stewart have
returned to Imbler to finish pack
ing and shipping tholr things to
their new home. Mr. Stewart will
OltKOON STATK COLLKOK. !
Corvallis, June 5 Kor the first
time In five years, rresh cherries
may be shipped from Jjuuglas
county lo California, .- points n
regular
Hons, accord lug to word received
Mrs. John I eterson or Hot, ' ".-' iumij
McCleilan and , " ' ,
iiij mi- uir'Ti'ii" ui iiKntTiiii iinr oi (
California May U8,Hf. prohibited
illic admission into the stal l or
icherry fruits from certain sections
of Oregon, including Douglas coun
ty where the cherry fruit fly was
roporlcd to havo beem j
Although cherry growers In that i
section objected to tile (iiarantine j
and county fruit Inspectors as well
as Oregon experiment station
lomologlsts were unable, to
(Continued on Pago Fourteen)
A SEASONABLE
RECIPE
1'ioni Idaho
: Mr. and Mrs. I". I.elioy Baxter
and family or Kuuuett, Idaho, ar
rived in Union on Memorial day
for a short visit with relatives both
there and at l-a Grande. They
drove to Cov. in the late afternoon
whei they formerly Made their
home an lsj visited in tho J lot
iionie and also visited with Mr. and
Mrs. George Maxtor and Mr. and
Mrs. Cl. W. Wilde.
To HUMuleni sessions
Afternoon assembly programs
Pineapple Cake Crtimb Piidilin,.
1 p. milk.
1 egg.
3 T. miiiutc tapioca.
1 c. Blalo cake crumbn.
Vj. I. vanilhu
V4 c. nugur. '
Vi p. whipping cream.
'io.. pineapple jutCo.
"fi I. salt.
I sliced pineapple.
Scald milk. Add tapioca, sugar
en- land - stilt. Cook fifteen minutes,
find j stirring frequently. Pour small
featuring such speakers as Gov
nor A. W. Norn-lad; C. I. Starr,
president of the board of higher
education ; O. M. Pliimnier, secre
tary of the Pacific International
I Livestock exposition; and c. A.
presence Of Hie ffUlt riy maggot lamo-iiil of mlvlnn. nvcr sliirhllv .'
or adult files, tlie embargo h.dd. j ,Uaien egg yolk stirring vigorous
About a year ago various ortfui-My. Heturn to boiler and cook un
ixations in Hoseburg and Douglas mi ihlck. '
county started a drive to have tlie j Add vanilla. Kold in egg whiles
quarantine removed, bul this wam;((ooI). Llnu sherbet glasses with
aiiandoned because, .of the lateness uake crumiis. Pour pineapple Juice i
or me. season, r.ariy this year, on crumbs and small nieces of
ami tapioca mixtur
nlsh with sweetened
am and pieces of plm
o n;i i'i in tin'
' "T , . , """"" ; l.eedy took It up villi A. c. Allen, j pineapple a.
will l, broadcast 4-ach day durinsr .,,., ,Btrt.( ortlculll,ral ,-l. r.arn
Ihe 4-1 clul, summer session . ".in,, , ,:nlsi(l() . , KlVKn whipped crea
l to 21. from 11.10 lo 2:3(1 o clock. ,. , (.mm (in, ,,,, f . , ,.'.
(Should make (i to S servings. K.i.j
teaeii al Amity, near rortlund, the
coming term.
o
ijijoyliif; rJ"i-lj
Anna, Mint Shafer. daUKhler or
-Mr. and .Mrs. I. Sharer, of Island
''Hy. w ho Is enjoylnK a trip Ihrotiffh
Colorado, writes homo that they)
Moppeil nt a polnl :i.3aa feet above )
sea level, and fell that it was unite
a a experience.
O
I'ri'pill'iny: for Stock. Solv
Willis .Morris, of .Moss Chapel, is
H"Mins ready these days for tin
coming stock sliow at I'nion. lie
expeels to present a very fine
Nltuwimr of horses. '
Howard, stale
dear.
school stlperinteli
uirotim;
l'"riends of John I 'ahlstroin of
.Moss ('Impel district will be Klad
lo know Unit he is recovering from
his n-cent severe attack of the
lonsllitis.
o
Smllll-t'onley Iteimloll
The annual Smilh-loiil'-y re
union will be held a week rrom
Sunday. June I .'.th at Itivi rside
nark. A baskel lunch will be serv
ed at noon, lo be followed by so- !
rial hoars In the afternoon. j
iX I-lllo" in Valley
I The Misses .Man-'uerlie and j
tiarase lliirlui. !(ieorcia l e Wallers of Iji Gmnde j
I'. S. Kvansoli, of thu Island are vlsitlm; for a fen days at III'- j
l ity-l-ove hlRhway, had the very Henry Hermann home on Ihe Cove
sad misfortune to lose, his pirac- liiRhway.
and car this morning by fire. It ; o
wins that th0 fire started some- Home l''r hit
how In the Inside or the BaraBO and ; inane Shafer. who Is workinc at
so Hi.- ear was a total loss. They .present in Wallowa counly spent
. re able to save a purl of the i tin: past weekend al home with his
t-arace but It Is burned badly. Mr. ramily near Island I'ily.
Kvanson's place Is located next toj o
Arthur Hern.,. en's i.l.Ool if, miles tilth Hi .M''M 2
from lJ tirunde on tlie Cove lilcll-j The Kaslein Slar Social club of j
way Klein will have an all day m.-'linB
.. Friday with Mrs. Ilessli- Westell-j
VWtlip iskow or Imbler. A pollock lunch;
Miss Lorraine Tierce has been
vtsitiriff for Hie past week at 111'
home of her father, Walter I'icrc.
Miss I'ieree is a teaclur in the
huh school at The Imlbs.
o -
l'roin Wallit W alla
-Mrs. Itose Maid of Walla Walla
has been viftln reO.liVi-S In T til -
LI.- i i, ,.,i ,i. Kh w Mr. I'i'-rte was th
a sister of 51 rs. I A. Itinraman. of and the . v. l.lnir was a pb asanl
imbler. Jim McKlnnis and Frank one. and especially so because his
MeKinnis of near Siiinmerville. daughter. MiM lrratne I l-r,--
Mr. and .Mrs. Jim McKlnnis took from The llall.-s. came up for the
her to her home on Wednesday. occasion.
will be served at noon ami :i
delightful day Is iinliclpaC d.
o
llli'lb.lav Celebration
The lion. Walter .M. Here-brat'-d
his birthday on .May :i
his 8Slh birthday and nieuib'-rs of
the family. were Inviled in for a;
birthday dinner on that . veniilE.
honored gii'-st -
, . MORE EXHIBITORS ;
,M . ! i , " tr,irr.r- r; oeiv. ,j -.v 'jr.i'-. tam-. mjv,
very . mtfUt- 1UP. .J:JX9'M
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VK g Hjivo c;uii
. n-. x. r .Mr. and Mrs. William
Hatnei. are visiting at the home of of Hot Lake district bave'had Mr.
her parents. Mr. and irs. Frank
iKKimi'.s near u:!!!!!'.!!!".
The part which the Hasti-m Ore
gon experiment station contributes
i to ih" success of the KHstcrn On-,
lfiiwkhirf iron Livestock show Is not a small
one. Kach year the finest live- sisianis.
t inity to s. what is being dore-
along this Mm; by Kupt. Hubert '
W'Mhyi ombe and his it"ff of as- i
The abovo cuts are some I
A SPECIAL FOOD EVENT FOR
Hawkins' sister, from Salt Iake stock Is tarfen to the si.ow- srounos.oi me line norws anu sneep wnicn j
i itv. as tl'elr eurt the 'atv-r part and -iJitors are flvca the oi'por-' i. lo:B to thg station.
A SI'KCIAL JUNE FOOD EVENT For Brides for brides of yesterday, today and tomorrow. That is what we
are offering NOW. For this very important occasion we have stocked our stores to the fullest with seasonable
items specially arranged and priced. And as for VALU EH they are greater now than ever! - . -
PRICES EFFECTIVE SATURDAY MONDAY
MARSHMALLOWS .
Use them for toasting and cooking
and baking as well.
Recipe Brand 5-Ib. carton . 89c
CANNED FRUITS V
. Brighten up-the Menu ' . ...
"Our Brand Apricots" IVz Can for 45c
R0SEDALE PINEAPPLE
NoCans. 2 for .. .....
...49c
MACMARR
FLOUR
49-lb. Sack . . $1.59
Barrel ....... $6.29
I dlnzolo
L j
I
MAZOLA
. Salad Oil .
One' Pint Tin and a
glass French' dress-
'MW ing mixer for ... 47c
MACMARR
COFFEE
Pound .
3-lbs. .
39c
81.15
SODA CRACKERS
The Tru Blu Handy Package
3-lb. Net Wt. Carton . . .42c
CALUMET BAKING POWDER
Mb. Can 28c
9c
LESLIE'S SALT
2-Ib. Carton . . ........ ... .
JASPER'S
HEALTH NUGGETS
4-IbBag 25c
MACARONI
High Food Value at Low
Cost
5-lbs. Bulk 45c
TOMATO
JUICE
Libby's
A new, delicious health
drink; undiluted juice
from choice, vine ripened
tomatoes, rich in food
values.
No. 2 Can 15c
W e redeem Crystal
White Soap Coupons.
40c Value for . . . 20c
P&GSOAP
World's Largest Selling
Soap
10 Bars......... 35c
GOLD MEDAL
CAKE FLOUR
FREE
A heavy absorbent
I in ties s Dish Towel
with each package.
MACMARR BROOMS
Unusually Good Value
Each 89c
Tomatoes Firm grade, 2 lbs. 29c
New Potatoes Large size, 10 lbs l'.)c
Large Pkg 39c
PRODUCE ITEMS
Head Lettuce-Cantaloupes
a Special flour
for perfect cakes
-Crisp & fresh, 3 hds. 14c
Good flavor, each 10c
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