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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Tuesday, June 10, 1930
OVER THE VALLEY
Improving 10. L. Long, who resinned to lie-
llM. Herbert HpeckFlnrt nf thejeome northwest nKrleulttirlsl fur
lowii district Is reporled . un Improv-I the American Cyananild company. I
Inff . quito satisfactorily from the McWhorter la a graduate or
operation' which wan performed Iwnslilnitton Slate oollcKe and has I
Friday evening at the firanilejhad 15 years experience In county
Hondo hospital, for acute appen-
(Ileitis and complications!. Mm.
Speoklinrt wan taken quite midden- county intent, or nullum, .lefrerxon
ly Friday afternoon and the opera-jand tirnya Harbor. counties, W'nli
tlon performed In the early eve- j Inxton, previous In R-oinit to Wash-
nlnu. n jlnulon county, orctson. In Kcptein-
Ylsltr her, 3929, He haa hod practical
Thn Misses Knthcryn and Ha r- experience in fruit, berry and i;nr
rlett Avery nf Inland City are at ' denlng crops, working with hi fa
thelr home again following a visit ! titer on a farm In the Yakima val
. with their friend, Kvelyn .MoKcii-j ley for1 Hovernl .year previous to
non at her homo near Allnel. i becoming agrlcultuilt at the
.. . o . ! Washington Ktale Training Hchool
fieiitiitw Exltllihk ' ... land Instructor in agrloulntro at
Might entries are lo ho made at I Hnnhninlsh high school.
1he Hastern Oregon I.lventock show ' McWhorter will continue the
by boys nnd girls who belong to j work throughout Oregon fruit
he Hlkhnrh calf club of .Mnddy jnrens that was started anil earned
Oreek and Rock Creek, In linker! on by Long In being of service
county, It was announced at a to growers In nil of their problems,
me'etliiK last week which secretary i whether production or marketing.
Tonv Smith Attended, These club j ' "
members will also compete for the Weather fills Iteoclpf
stock show's scholarship lo the I Something around 2r,(l was
summer school at the slate col-cleared at the annual Memorial
lege. Miss .lane Daniel a prominent I Hay dinner served at Summer,
chill worker III lllls valley Is Justlville I Ills yeni'. While this am. HUH
as active in her new home and Is I Is only nboilt half what Is usually
thn presldcnl of the Kllthnrti 1'nlf
olllh..
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AI1 To Meet
:The Misses Mnry anil Margaret
Taylor and Mrs. t'nrl Knller will en-
tertliln' the ladles aid , society nfjsprlnK.
Allcel Tltui'Sday afternoon nt the I o
Taylor home In Allcel. j Dally Vacation School
,y o I The dally vacation Illble school
Bonn Improvements j lias been In progress at the lower
" Members of the Odd Fellows ,
lodgn nt Kummervllle are stnrllng I
n program of repairs to their build
lug1 Work on thn outside was
started yesterday wilh pointers
busy , putting on the first coat of
jialnl.
VUltH In nlloy
. iVra. Kddin IJlnklnnd nf Knlor
prim him hi'n vblliiir? nmniiK hi-r
relativttH in tho vnlloy.
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rroni MoiliJInii ,
SIr. Cieoi-rTo .InHpor nnd dniitfh-'
4pr, Vina of Morldlnn, Idaho worn
in tho valloy laHt wok vIhHIiik
among rolnlivcH nnd frlrndH.
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Homo For Sniiinu'r
KiinHPll'niid FnincPB McKfnnnn.'.who know thn Coir hoya remonilipr
are homo from their years work
nt. the stale college nnd will spend
their summer at thole Inline In Ihls
valleyt They were nceompnnled by ,
(.heir . college friend, iuins jinny
Kltnherllng nt I'rhlrle City who will :
mttko a short visit In Ibis valley.
TYi.Wnlla Wnlln
Vr. Miles Wondell (inn dnugbter,
Jtlss Ava of Dry Creek nnd her
mother, Mrs. Maker went to Walla
Wslla Tliursdny where they wit-
nesned the high school commoneo-
ment- exercises. Mrs. linker's
grandson, Arlelgll linker was one t
of the gradunllng class.-
nolh Well
.Miss Forno II 111 of Telocnsel, who
underwent an operation inr nppen
illcltiB last week Is doing nicely no
corOlrlg'to reports.
IfoniO Pisim Portland
, llntlH Hclfors, former tester for'
tho, county cow testliiK association,
linH returned from Portland and
other pnlntH In thnt part of the
stato whero ho has been on busl-
iiPhh. Mr. Selfors. who resinned his
position as tester at Uio end of Ibe
yonf, Alay nrst, is tuuircmeu as
yet nn to his plans for tho future,
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8undny At 1 Imur
Tho Misses Merle and Ardalh
Frlkxell, who me working and
BlUoyinK m ii uraiuio spetu mum-
Uiy . lit llieir nomo III rieasaut
fIv.flV lielnhhorhood.
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8mithoiiley Itcunlon
Members of the Smith nnd Con-
ley. ponnpctlon are making plans
forlljelr animal reunion which is
tn Ib held next Sunday, June 1 U at
JtlVHmldo Park.
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-liilsli(vi Slu-nHiiK
jnnn wens, jr., or Valeria iiist- is moving to Mand.iu, Mr. Wright
ideti who has been up In Starkey having iireeeded the family about
vicinity attending to the annual three months, having at iliat time
nhopp. shearing program returned accepted the rashlershfp of the
to hl home In tho valley yester- large bank (here,
day, Mr. Wells has a large bund of o
Bhepp, r Sevon Years Old
o J Miss .Marin Wells, daughter of
Homo Prom Vnlloy Mr. and Mrs. Pnlph Wells of the
l. I.. MeKennon and dniightprs. j Valeria district was seven years
Mm. t'hnrleR Wright nnd Mrs. V. 'old last Friday. That was enough
Tt. hi-dbetter, I'PturiiPd Saturday of a reason for her nietber lo ar
nlght from their ten day auto trip range a nice surprhe mi her and
lo tho Willamette valley whero Invito In the little folks of the
inpy nan neon visuing among re-
latlVPN. They were accompanied
home by Miss Virginia Wright who
ha been studying music in Port
land tho past year nnd Miss Naomi
Wright who ha been vMllhtg her O
ulster here.
VUltlllK g
Mr. nnd Mrs. Iivnn Morris of 0
Tnonnm nnd their dnugbter, Orcer. o
tti ' In the valley visiting among o
their relatives, both his pa rents o
and hern.
Out Of llnsnltnl
Mm. Press Pugh of Dry Creek g
north of Sum merville has ma do o
splendid recovery from her recent g
opefatim for tho removal of a 0
lunior. We understand she linn O
heeh removed lo the home of her g
Blstfr, Mrs. Irene Conrad In I.n o
OraSido for recuperation, g
To ircM-nt Piny 1 e
Members of tho
IMc.isant Crovc S
grahei. are jiractlclni; nn the play,
"Dijunon Dubbs," which thev plan
to give In the near future.
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I'nnt'n Siiorcssnr flumcii
q. T. SlcWhorter, fur ten years
County agent nf Wunhintitmi ontin-
ty i'lth offices nt liliisboro, took
ovf his new duties Juno I nn
fllsKnn Htato coIIcec extension sue-
fJumt ' tn horticulture, succeeding
' Milhcl E. Moron, Valley Nffws Killtnr
l'lmncs: Itcslilciicc, Main 00(1; Office, .Main .17
( awent work, much of It with horr .
I tleultural pursuits. He nerved its I
jole.ircd of desired, in met ncces
sary, It Is considered not so bad
when thn weal her-and roads are
IHlien Into account. .Memorial Day
was one of the worst days fur
weitlhcr Hint' we hove hml this
' ove school since Mummy, .lone !l
nnd a very fine registration of :u Isidny lo her home nt the Cove fol-
repotted.' The teachers are Mrs. .
Howard Smith, wife or Hie county :
Sunday School missionary! nnd
MIhh Dorothy Sinn tit of thr slilchill
I'otid noni ,xl Cirnmlo. 'J'hf flnnl
(lp(iixiiMtintlon It to ho nl tho m liool
on Friday rvcnlnr, Juno i:i iiihI thf
rmhllc Ih fflvrn an Invitalinn to nt-
.tniid thlH (iroKram
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'Miv
, Mr. nnd Mth. T.ou Onlo nnd fnm-
ll.v who hnvo lived fur tho hint two
yonrH on th .Moh fnrm lidJolnlnK
Alloc! hnvo moved to I'M rinrk'H
farm nenr Imhlor. TIiIh will put
UhB chlldi'pn in tho 'iiIo family
noarrr tho Imbhr whool. TIiohp
that the two of them who are In
high school at Imbler have walked '
six iiiIIoh every day during these
years, have hart perfect attendance (
reconm nun nave maiir the ii.hi.h-
roll.
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Slock I'olsoned
W. K. Titus who has a riineh
'near Telocaset has had consider'
.able trouble the Inst few days with,
some of his stock being poisoned
by eiinng rye in Ibe field. Three.
liend died and sevunil others were
afflicted yesterday morning. Tbolpound for It. lie drilled,' part of It
voierinnry, who was called, said
that stock was sometimes poisoned
if llley nto the rye Just when It
reaches the stage of heading out.
Visits Sister
- Miss Dorothy rinrker of near
Cove was a guest over the weekend
of her sister, Airs. I'Vanklyn Wells
In tho Valeria district.
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Ifnvn Family IMcnic
In honor of their dniiKhtcr and
sister, Mrs. Charles U'iIkIm and
her children who lefl yesterday hy
ear for their new hiune In Mnii.l.in
North Dakota, members of the
icivennon fanillleH held a family
picnic yesterday tit lllverslde Park.
Those who Were present were Mr.
an 1 Mrs. MeKennon, Mrs.
Clydo Webb and dnuuhter. ii..i.m
.lean nf l,a (irande. Mrs. Itelle
rinni iimi .Mi-s. Kdllh I'bv of
i;nion. .Mr. and Mrs, W. It. I.edbet-
,ter, Kva, lldna, and I,y of Alieel,
Mr. and Mrs. l-Ysnk Mi-Kennoul
Itnssell nnd I'ranceN of Imbler, Mr.
and Mrs. Itouth .MeKennon nnd
Mvelyn of Allcel, Cordon Wright
and Miss Zelene DeKreeee of Itnk-
er, Huby K Imherllng of pralrlo
City, Mrs. Wright and daughters.
Virginia. Naomi nnd Pntrlei-i ,,,)
MahPl Morton. The Wriuht family'
neignnornnod. Marie was thor-
oughly surpri
d but happily so.
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Refrigerators
That Have Itn-n Ttiitlfd in on (JHNKltAL KLKCTIUCS
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W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
Hit t,-ucts hrniiKht her some nice 'shiiwlinr up well these days, ns the
present which she will ninny benns have romo tliruuKh anil np-,
treasure an remembrances of the pear lo l netting a cood Mturt.
happy event. There were Kamex Thin venture In this valley will he
nnd a peanut hunt and lovely re- j watched with not little ,,pr
est.
freshments with a birthday cake' o
and lee cream. The Kiiests were
Donnhl, Kdnn. Tthnda ,ean and'
Mary Jasper, Jlobby Chenatill, l.ols
llroomfield, .1 a n I e lilcbardson, ;
.iuiiii , j.uny iioo v i v ens, men
Lamb and Hetty Jean Howell.
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.Mrs. Frank .Inper, son Merrill j
and daughter, Velmn of Cablwell,
Idaho who went from here Inst j
week to Seattle fur n visit, relurned
to the valley yesterday onil vislled
relatives on their way hack 10 their ,
home. asked to bring their
needlework, ''ill brokerage nouses.
o j j Institutes in all cities except New
(iralii llcnilluir la I'lcnlc j York now operating are ope.i to
A number of wheat fields in the On Sunday, June 32, the I. O. : employes of both the exchange and
valley are heiiilltig out nlrelldy and O. F. and the liebekah bulges of i brokerage houses,
look fine after the rains of Inst Siimniervllle will entertain the j College courses provide only n
week, (leorgo Mclliiniilirs field ) county association with a picnic smattering of learning 10 equip the
across from the Conley warehouses j In the grove -by Ihn Dry Creek j 'i"ik man bent on a career in the
Is one which looks good. Over at 'school house, two and. a half miles j financial world, ,
rillbi'i l Cinirtrlght'K in rtlverside north of Suiiimcrvllle. Kveiyuiie I "And I nm not sure .lt should
district tlicre Is a fine looking 'enn eat their liinehcs where they I ln '' otherwise." said Dr. . Kcliullx.
field also. The wheat was drilled wish. There will lie plenty of shade "-Much of what- we teach here Is of
wilh Ibe special deep furrow drill for those who wish to spread them Interest only to those who nro em
nnil.lt Is a wonderful stand, nl- under the trees, also tables for I Pb'vcd in the stock exchange,
ready starting lo head. ' til oho who wish to use them. Ilrlng! "Certain training nlways will be
o iyour buckets for coffee. The Sum- .provided by specific organizations."
nieilks Arm merville bulge will have a hall t nl Dr. Schiiltx. said ho would like to
Clifford Wagoner of north nfjaml will ploy a team chosen from i-'on '" "lock exchange institutes
Suiiiiiiervllle hail the mlsrnrluno to the other lodges combined. Vhe i nx,'t nn Influence-In the brokerage
fall from his horso about a week ! ball players must ho odd Fellows, I business comparablo with the
ago anil suffered a broken arm. It or sons of Odd Fellows or He- I Anierlcan lllsll.lllle -of Hanking In
Is mending nil right according to i bekahs. All Odd Fellows. ' He- the 'banking world.
reports. ..,
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Iteliirns From Idaho I
Mrs. Corn llloom returned Tlllirs-
lowing a visit with her two sisters,
one of whom lives nt. Nuinpa. and
one at Caldwell. On her way home
Klitt aiopppd at tho honip of hor I
daiiKhtpr, Mra. Unnald fialo, and
AIih. CJalo topthpr with hpr little
Hon, fill lie nPfompnnted Mra. IMoom
to f'ovo for a vlnJt. M ra. Jlloiiin
tonic up nor (Hilton for the aeaaon
at. the rove Hwlmmins pool Sun
day. A very IiIk day waa rpporled
wllli tho pool full most nf tho day.
Mas Fliio I'liM CiittJnir -
J'rom up ' lite Wallowa reulon
eoinea a repoi'l of nn exepllpnt first j
eutlliiK of alfalfa which prodnees
two tons to the aero nn nnlrrlKnted
Jnnd.
J,. W. Tlrlght cut rive ncres or
Cossack alfalfa on his pluce east of
town, on May 2fl and got the new
luiy In the slncli, May 211, Just as
lie rams began anil inns estnn.
iisneo a recorn lor eariy inlying in uvt'n, i .
Wallowa. This alfalfa has never, .
been Irrigated. Two years ago Mr.1' laliiinoie rilysjclan announces
lliight got n light ihirii cutting ort -
this field and this year expects to
ef three rull rrnps. !
'Klvo yeaits''ao Mr.- llrlght Im- J
ported ! 14 -pounils of ..this seed us
an experiment, paying KG cents a
In with a garden drill Jind the
Ki'ound froze two Inches when the tf
plant were three inches hlh hut j
the crop suffered no damage and Is j
stilt producing well with a Rood if
stand. It starts urowliiff pa'rly and
thla ypar his rhlckons pastured on (' - x:nlon county l-U clubs nrp he-Or of O. M. rUimmer of Portland.
It 1 from .February. Mr. firlfUit represented this week and next j manager of the Pacific, Inlernntion
iblnks the new alfalfa will produce ,,( lll0 unnuul 4-11. clubj Hummer ; nl Livestock pxposltion nnd a mem
one, Kood crop each year on nay schntd ai. Ibe state chUckc tiy six j her of the, National Committee on
of Ihn hill land. jyounff peoplo who have pained j Hoys' and fllrls' club work, ropre-
o ' their rlKht to attend by some do-isenllnK the 11 western states. Mr.
Mnml flty Aid cldedly oulstnadinK work in the j Plunimer ia a reKUlftr visitor to 4-
The Island lty T-idles aid so- ,.nl fi,.i,it These six arc fiertrude i II club aununer -schools nnd Is well
eleiy will meet Thursday nfteTmnm nf no;ir the Cove. Almon CelfrH known to most club workers he-
t Ilia lioine of Mrs. Sntii William-
-son on Covo nvenne at two o'clock.
Ah there Is nn work for, the aid
this week, nu'iobers urn. Invited lo
brin their own work.
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Tn Other Vnllei
Tho Misses Kva nnd Kdna Led-
belter nf Alieel left. Hundny for
WVston where they will Join friends
nnd drive to Portland I bo latter
pari oi ino weeit. nicy win nave .
two weeks or more in that part '
of the statn during which llmo they
will attend (irand chapter of the '
order of the i:astern Star, coin-
mencement exerelses nt Willamette
university al Salem, tho double
wedding of the Misses Alice Hello
and Mary Salomo Wells In Port-
land,' the wedding of Miss Ib a '
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liartuug another sorority sister In
Salem, and do n bit of other visit
ing on the side.
Hones Mend
W. K. Prnrk of north nf Sum
niervlllo who recently fractured nn
arm while on nn auto trip to Port
land is doing splendidly nnd tho
member Is nbout rendy for use
again.
lleniw Pp
The big aoo-nero bpnn field on
th Kowler pine below Imbler Is
TODAY!
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Anniversary
The Over The Valley department
,linx a blrthihiy this week, t
on. The
department was storied thrcn years
ago this week. Now for the fourth "ew i ui-k insiuuie.
round! This Is a mighty wonder-I "rowing Interest in the Institutes
rut valley lo work in fur three j hn" '"'en mnnlfesled by Cleveland.
years, ,, j Hoston nnd otlier cities, J)r. Hchulu
o Sald.
Couiitr.vuoiiK'irs cluli I""'. Schulln looks forward to the
The regular meeting of the Conn-i lnv when there are institutes In
I iy women's dull will lie held on!"" ,ho Principal stock exchange
.'ridny nriertioon nL the homo nf eilles throughout the United Slotes,
Mrs. Arthur (lolilen. Members al e I
bekahs and their families are In-
vlled.
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A SEASONABLE.
RECIPE
ICiiIhIii Itrcnil .
(AIaken two loavea)
1 pint sweet. milk.
2 ox, well heaten.
4 eupa flour.
2 rupH i-ai-sins.
2 tahleapoons liutter.
V' cup Miliar.
teaspoon wilt.
4 tenspnoiiH hakinK powder
Vi teaspoon soda.
utrt t...r,.i ti.n ri,.ni. Unl-I.,ir 1
p0W(l,,.t R(ia nn( H)lt( 'mth the
Hhorlrnliiw into thn sucar, then
Ht(p ln thp i)C;,ten eKk-s.- Add the
nrenared flour and milk (If they
,. ,,.,. (,n, iianl. they, must be
.steamed soft.) After mixing thor-
ougbly illvlilo thn butter In two
K.0;1Se, pans and let raise tit lensL
1ri nilnutes. liuke In .inoilerate
.us,.,.,.,... r ,.use of -coIiIh ami
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CLUB MEMBERS ARE
AT SUMMER SCHOOL
0f Cove, Trov Pecker of lower Cove, !
)(llo Standley of the Iowa district
nnd Hobble Huron and Clayton Fox 1
(,f Imbler. The youim people left
t Ills valley Sunday In order to be
on tho campus for the open pro
grams of yesterday. The school
continues through the 21st.
-vr-,. nn run i..,,-. n.,.i
fn(m pa.s nf Mat0 nr(l ,
attendance and the days arranged
,,.. ,.,. fllll nf ,.(iri(, .,..,.-,.
in nm, iH,rnetlve things- for thorn,
nll p,nnnPlt ,1V u, sevmour.
nto (Iu)) loIHlor U!iliV( ,IV nMun.
stnt(, vliXU men nnd women.
Yesterday the opening assembly
was addressed by Dr. M. Klhvood
!Sn,l,h; whu ni,fl rhargo of summer ;
S( ho1I Iih m-iivities. This i
morning the assembly was ad-
.morning the assembly was ad
dressed hy Dr. W. J. Kerr, presi
dent of the rolh'KP, nnd t I,, Starr,
president of the state board of edu
cation was also present nnd spoke.
Thursday. Juno 1 2, Iioh been des
ignated o. M. Plunimer day In bon-
(.lil.HI N DAYS
Di-iiMil tin- llltll(lll
MHXTS "THE NEW&.PA?
TTTMT3eSI : --'(
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las' -MkYl ,7- J Tfc
"Makes mo think. Sin.
wo oitKlit lo flauiv nut
rijrht now how much CoinI
Hno irrowiiur ptiUcts will
iHTtl for tho twti mouth,
nml onlt'r.. Purina, tho
fhrt-kcr-lMKinl has- fivil.
Broomfield
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Broker School
System Spreads
Overall U. S.
NRW YOTMC (AP) The (lay
when techi.cnl iralnlnx will lie
within the reach of all emhrvonir.
brokers IsonvlsaKed by Dr. Blrl I-:.
Xohulil. director of the (educational
Ilu"ltl"e "f 'he 'New Vork Mock
) I-xchanKe.
t mart towards the achievement
fof that pool has been made during
I 'he past few years wilh the creation
of Institutes by the Mock exchanges
of San Francisco, Los Angeles. He-
I u,l,e and ('hicatro patterned after
with course, open lo employes of
"liiHtHute training nuiy nfver hp
mailt a .preivriu'sito for pmploy
nirnt In'tho WrokpniKP tniKlneKf, hut
It nuiy come to inoiit Hiich rorojf
nltiitu iim will fdve eiiiilryoR with
Miifli tmlniiiK pi-cfi'iciico in prnino
tlon," . .. .
woiti.n
ntiKN pon
r. - ,s. ' fa;(sio
Ti:rn'ii
WAKUINCrTON . (AP) The
world Iniys Its false , teeth from
America, and likes them hotter and
heller. . -
In the first thren mouths of
1!i;U) 7,r4R.7i:i false, teeth worth
$:ifjS.iuiS wei'o exported, a sub
stantial Rain over the samp period
fnp 1
I'ntnl instruments nnd aupplles
jntso Hhowed ;i kh, na did dt-ntal
office furniture
WOMUX l'IKJTIiST
I.ONHflN (A!) Protests . have
been made, by the Women's Free
dom League to I'llme Minister
Mlicllonald over the Insufficiency
of roynl honors accorded women.
ItncUlord. 111. Seller of., ma
chine guns used by- gangsters Is
seriously shot and wounded.
ATTATim
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caiiHo of his activity In their n f-
:fairs nt the Paclfio International.
Adjutnnt-Kenernl Ueorce A.
White is expected to bo present for
tho flag day exercises Saturday,
Juno 14. Monday, June Dl, will be
governor's and utn to fa i r boa rd
day. Governor Norblnd will nddress
tho assembly at this time If he has
returned from tho east and mem
bprs of tho sta t o fa I r boa rd will
also ho present. The state winners
of scholarships offered hy the fair
boa rd ove ry y oa r will be rec og
nl7Pd nt tho nMsembly,
School day will he obsprved Wed
nesday, Juno 18, with C, A. How
ard, stato superintendent, as tho
main speaker. Invitations have
hftftn spn, 1( mry cnuny school
W)(irln,Pn(,(MU ,n Oregon nnd many
.i.n.i A 11.,,. o....
hnvo already indicated that they
will bo hero, according to Seymour.
Tho big closing assembly will be
held I'Yiday. when awards for var
ious contests held during tho two
week couphp will be prcspntpd to
their winners.
hy KVAXK
Mil l) .V- ltl( HMtllSdV
fS0iTHirs& BUT A" feuNCH
OF ADA
WJ HERE'S A CORKER )
LO0W AT COMIC
&TRIP BtlfSGf
PRINTED.BV
BR00MFIELD &
RICHARDSON
& Richardson
Main 714
THERE'LL
Those who enjoy btli'Uiile; will
fillet Miiiiclliiiijc to their, tiisto nt
the, ttUnil iiniiiinl livestiH'k show
which, as Uio "l-'astcrii Oregon
l.lvi'Slnck Nliinv," oticns ii 'i'lim-H"
tiny nt t'uloii.
'I'liursflny Is ffee liny for- chil
dren, hut thu j7imvil.uis want, tn
bo .tlicrt from tile fiist, iKwinliiiir
Livestock Judges
Are Announced
- Judfies of Hveslock nt the. Kast
ern Oregon IjLveslock ; show at
trnlon, Thursday, Friday nnd Sat
urday, June 12, 1,1 ami 14, will.be
three well known Oreunn livestock
experts, aceordlnj,' to the announce
ment of Itobert WlthyconihP. chair
man of tho committee, on judKC.
Tien'W.. Ttodomvold. associate prb
fessor of nnlmal husbandry, of Ore
iron Stato college, will place the
ribbons on tho horses and- beef
cattle; H. A. Undnren, popular ex
tension specialist In animal hus
bandry nt the same Institution, will
mnko' tho placing on sheep and
Imps; while Oliver K. Heals, dl-r
rector' of vocational agriculture at
('orvalllji llitfh school, will Judge
the dairy cattle classes and scoro
Iho exhibits in tho vocational de
pnrtment. Both M r. Tlodenwold nnd .M r.
I.lndm'on arc well known In Kant
em Oregon, particularly Air. IJnd
Ki'tjn, , who has been active tie
work of. the Oregon wool growers
and tho Cattle and Horso raisers
association. Al r. Uodenwold has
only recently returned from sab
Armored
Father Time nicks Ids scythe whenever he competes with a
"CATERPILLAR" track-type tractor. Hardened, toughened
steels just laugh at the weak assaults of dust and grit, or
mud and snow where tough j obs lie ahead. .
Fiu-mors successfully battle short seasons, tearing into work that is accomplished in
shorter Lots. 2 . . . leaving Father Time amazed.
Lone, wide tracks conquer soils and power conquers seasons with armored steel
that goes where it is sent. .
Bunting Tractor Co.
BE. BUCKING! : '
t i II
loi Uio' show piilinotcrs nio-. no'
l lioiniee Hint Hie iiii'liuc events. mill
! arena Mrtf on I lie first day arc
inictivllcil -.tliirlilic': llic thref days
, of .tlio show.. -. ,r- . .1 ;
!. -1 Kxhllilts tire ithvntly lielnic taken
! cniw or unit by toiiKirroiv tluvpliicr
! will ho .tw'mlnc Willi the HvesKK'k
1 iccnllllly.i ' : .
batical lenye in the .east, -where, he.
did.' advanced study In several
large. stock inat'ke.llhK centers nnd
livestock-districts.. MV. Heals Is. n
Jersey breeder, in .addition to his
work: In-Corvallis. has had wide ex
pprlenco in official tcKtlng .and
dalrv herd, improvement work and
won the - signal1 honor In his-, tiin
dent dnyjt of hplngMhe high ftcor
Jng 'iudge -at the -iatlohal lialr)'
ShOW. t - 7 . V; . , . , , , .
"Wo want persona who., are . In-
( Continued on I'ftire Klght)
SWIM
In The Fountain of Youth
Free Picnic Gi-ounds .
COVE SWIMMING POOL
Warm Mineral Water
Against
BIGGER
than the weather
ARMORED
Against Time
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1426 JEFFERSON AVE.
Vallev Men
Start Annual U
Sheep Prize1
.'-
I- TloiflnnlnB with lhl yenr'n stocjl
-'iihiiw'- HiiKh llurnu.nf DrnoKH -Itili
innil Krnnk MeKennon nf nenr i
.bier lire mnrtlnp to offer ,11 upef I
lirlze tn boyti and glrm 'Ho
nieiiiher.i nf 4-lf nheep clubs.
onlv In t'nlon county hut In ,nJ
riiKtrrn OreKon. The prltto Ih to'.he
u relieretl. llamtiHliire ewe lamb.
with the valuation placed ni'iiiimj -
-or MO. Thce - two -nien''yi 'ii
ulve the prlae In nlternnte yeiij-n'i-
that In Mr. Huron Klve one nt (hci
fine ce InmliH from his reuintcfeil
ijinnil thin year and Mr. .McKennmii
will make n, similar awnril nextj
i vear. . .' , i '
, Tn win IIiIb prim" the. boy or (li'l
miiit luiw that he or Khe excclti. In.
trininiliiK and fittlnit a lamb foi;
ihIiow- piiniosCH. The, contest i, to'
I continue one. hour diirlntr encln of
Hie three days of the Ka.Hcrn flfw M
i icon Llvextnck Khny nnd the'nyariji
made on the flnnl; day.. A'tacil!
before Mr. Huron and Mh .MoKfn-
1 noli want It empli.'isiizeir ' llinti thn t.
1 contest la not confined tn sheep.
' club members of this couniy,' .but
iof Vnlon. ;':illott'a. , Baker. V
. hear nnd any nflier. county lii-Kivit i' t
! em Oregon; v ,:".'. ' ' '-; vv'
Mr. M'Kennon ,1s, lender or .lhe
Itnihler 4-H sheep club wliicji.-' Is "
i one of the most actlve 'of- the coh-'-'
tv clubs. II ha( ( I active. mehibiirs,1
(Continued on raBe Elcht);
Quick PUe Relief -
" No Sillviss qi- CullHffij'"
Tile sufferer call only Ret tVllM'r-T
snto nnd' Instlnff relief hy reni'ovlDif ' 1
the ennse had blood clrciilatlnn. Ill
the r lower '. bowel. t'uttliiK . and
salves can't . (In this lin internal
remedy, niust be used. Tl'l'iM-ll01Kt.(..(
the preiicrlptlon of Dr. '.I. H. I.epi!f.
Jiitrrit. succeeds, hecnuse it removes
this blood conKeslInn nml slrenBth
ens the nrfected parts; , .- .
Hf-l.M-ROir) tablets as Rnldbjv.i
druepists .everywhere, have 'such'.a
wonderfnl ..record for - quick and
Uisttni? relief, that Red Cross lXrliff
Store always 'sell them, Willi ftu.r.f
fttltee lit money. hack If I hey do- not
end all i'llc sufferlnd. --Ady.-a
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Time
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