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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,' LA GRANDE, ORE.
Tuesday, June 17, 1930
OVER THE VALLEY
1-Yont SiiliMii
MVh. V. V. WIHinniK arrived
last evening from Kalein and l
vlxllliifr t ! homo r ,im'
it-v. Mm. Julius Kih n lower
' ( ovo. -
Vhllinu Itrollicr
Air. anil Mm. I'nul Kuinitx f the
Jowh rtlntrift hud us tlHMi Kin-sts
over tli week end, Mr. K limit x'
liroltii'i'. Charles Knaiil. ami fam
ily, MrH. Kjiuiii. ami osus, Kiinem
unci UiHianl of IteJlliiKhaui', Wash
liiKton. Mr. KnaiiU Hlster, Mrs.
Tnim'hKi'l of 1 'ort la ml a ml his
ih'Ii-o, Kvnlyii Kberhardt of Pori
Jund. Tin party left In Ihelr pars
this nturniiw fr t r n-mioriivo
llOIIK'K.
H
Nolls Tui'koyM
Mriif. (Veil It. OrlKKH of Tnion
served In a nuuior of rapacities
during; tho recent stock show. On
Krlilay In rerclved from Mr. lius
hoII of tin Willamette valley a
Hhiitmcnl of day old chicks. Tho
UuhkoIk worn aUtniijitluu to dlKpOHii
of hoiiio Mtirptus turkeys and sent
thain hero nl it low price lo. ho dls
iintniiK oluh nienthers. Mi.
Huneoeded In put! inn; out the whole
lot or ftlmni 1K.0 llillc turltcy.H.
MaUos Initial VMI
Kail I.. Coo ley, state supervisor
of vornilonal aKi'lriilturo wnfl In
this v.'Hlcy hint week widening his
acit)fiiilaiiM'H hero and confiT
rliifc will) tho K, V. A. hoys at tho
nl.onk show. M",r. Conley h"s iHil(!
reconl ly snrroeded O. I- 1'nulnon,
who has (niton (he position of ok
rirtillure nffeitt of tho I'. I'. rail
road. Mr. Paulsen, wiih hIho. Ihto
last week renewing old ncriuuin
taiires and maUliiK new ones.
1'nlH In OIH'itIok
Sin to Hopresfiitativn "IT. Jr.
Woiiiherspoon has hern dninK some
real wrtrlc I ho past weeks. He him
clouted off another piece, on his
farm above Klln and is pultintf
in unveil acres (if cherries. Mr.
yonthernponn Is a firm believer
In the possibilities of Iho hillsides
fop fruit and he is wiving It prae.
tleul demonstration,
OnruimloM Visit
Mr. J.ev Lewis who has been
vIhJUdk at iho home of her hoii-In-ltiu'
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Curl JJrown near Imbler hrt Sun
day for her home at l.uthrop, Mo.
Mrs, Lewis has been In the valley
for nhout a year. . , ;
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JIoiimi I'Youi Trit
Mr, and Mrs. Sam Ituokmnn nf
neap ; Alleel havo just returned
from a very pleasant auto, trip
whlph,, took litem Into southern and
western Oregon. "While (hey worn
gout they visited also a( Hie homo
or Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ohms nt
Fields, Uregon. j
I'mieral Today I
Tho funeral of the late ft. Me-
Anlsli, who died Katurday at his j
Ilium In the Valeria dlslrlet, lH lav
lag held this ariernoon, Mr. Me-,
Anlsh had been In poor health for!
a long time but hud Imped that;
with wanner weather ho would;
he able to get out and would ln- j
prove. The family hail been living!
rather ti comparatively short time,
on what Is known as the l.ytlo
farm which they purchased.
Mr," Curler Heller
M. h. Carter who hntt been iulte
111 of rheumatism at his homo
In the Riverside .lint let H much
heller and very nearly well again.
He, too, like others bothered with
this disease, began lo fee better
as HOon as t he weather became
wa rmer.
Purchases sire
Wayne l-YIzcll of I'leasani (Irnve
last week purchased from Jlmniie
MIMh of near Cove a rcKlcli-red
Jei-Mcy hull which will eventually
become the head of bis herd of
film Jersey rows. Mr. Crlx.i-M has
been building hln herd up uradual
ly and now has both iinanliiy ami
(juality.
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Wins Scholarship
William Hill, nf Klgln. who was
grudunted week befxre las) Irom
the Oregon slate college was an
nounced as having been awarded n
$Hioo fellowship In Ihe soil bac
teriology department nt Dm stale
college of WiH'uiiKln.
o
Club I'lcnlc : "
Tin- I'rlsellla Hewing club, an or-ganlx-'itlon
of ladies in the vicin
ity of Imbler held ii club picnic
on Thursday at lllvepdde- Park.
There were I !i ladles who attended
the happy gathering which lasted
nil day, tho picnic luncheon being
M-rved at noun. The next picnic
will be two weeks frnin that date
at West's Intake.
Oifinne T Meet
The regular meeting or (be nine
Mt. grange will he hel.i nest Sat-'
unlay at the grunge hull, begin
pliitf t It o'clock, mill with din
ner served at noon.
IVariurcH Ann
Knrl ll:rm:inn son or M r, and
Mrs. Henry Hermann of the Mnnd
CHy-Ceve ro.-ol had the misiotuji
to break both bones in his rlnhl
nrm Just above the wrist la.M week.
Tho accident occurred while the
lad was attempting to crank the
t raetot.
Hump I Vciiii Vlnli j
Tins MlKsca S'. lis umI llnlliir
nuil Ainnlil K.iviililm.n Imw w
cimly ri'titrni'il fi inn a vllt x It It
l-i-liillvoii In (igilin, I'tith it ii.l Kntilli
I'm il;iho. They wcrw rti'rmn
l.ilil.) lo the vall.y liy tlnli uls-lrr-ln-lli
. Mrs. I'ill l I. Kilv:llnOll.
nml Uer (I.iiicIiIit. Klu ti l.imlsi.. j
III" lutliT ln'lnir. jy Dip liny. Hip
only uranil.liiiiKliu i ir Mi. n ml
Slr. C. I'. Kilvnlnnn of rullmrliip
Clink. Tin. itiiitlipr nuil 1I11 mrliti-r
Will -niuln lime vluJtin- ior unnn
Muliol .Morton, Valley Svw J'MUor
I'hmtcs: Itoitloiice, Alain OfHl; Office, Ahiln 37
time. A week ago Hundity Mr. and
M is. Kdvnlsiiu were further sur
prised by the arrival of their moii-in-law
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Leigh CrosHim ami their tw H'Tis.
I.eo and flleii of Helianon, (jrngon.
Mrs. CrosHun Is ih eldest daugh
ter of the 1'Mvalson family. J,ast
'Ihursday evening il family ullnner
was held at Hie lMvgson home
with all except one member In at
tendance. Hint being their son, Carl
1.. of Ogden, Thosn present were.
Mr. and .Mrs. Theo Kdvalxon and
sons. I lotialii, l.loyd, Kliner and
fiene; Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Crosslin
and sous, Lee and (Hen: Mm. far)
L Kdva Istin and daughter. It hen
Louise; .Merlin Wale, Herman Kd
va (son, Mr. and M,rs. C C l-:dval-hhii,
and children, Arnold, Itulon,
WIHnrd. John, Ksther, Stella, Kdnti
ami Ada. A bounteous dinner was
served and the evening was a very
happy one, so till report.
n
lias I'die Stock
L. K. Hunter came down from
Wallowa with Hi head of fine re
gistered Jersey cattle and carried
back Ut the clnHo of the livestock
show, numerous a nd sundry rlb
'hnriM of different linen as well as
considerable prize money. The
ten which Mr. Hunter chose to
show rrom out of his herd or 30
head, entered at the show under
the clasHiflcations of aged bull,
yearling bull, senior hull calf,
Junior bull en If, cow over four
years and senior yearling heifer.
In these classes he placed its fol
lows, respect Ively, first, Hoeond,
third, first, -secoml, first ami first.
His was senior champion hull ami
ho also received ; ribbons for the
senior champion "nd grand cham
pion female. Mr, Hunter stayed in
this valley during the entire show
and was aneomp.'inled by Mrs, Hun
ter who tnado many friends while
on the show grounds.
Morn Ilea us
They am trying for the first
time thlH year, beans on tho Curt-I
I lei ma nn ra nch east nf Isla nd I
CHy also. About 70 acres havo
been put as a trial. These men '
LIST OF AWARDS MADE AT
EAST ORE. LIVESTOCK SHOW
Might thOURaud dollars was
awarded In prize money fur, slock
of different douses at :t he ' Ksstofn
Oregon Livestock show' which
closed at Culoa Saturday evening.
This money was divided between
the open class ami club stuff. The
official iM of winners am) the
places made in the open class ii
given loday by secretary Tony l. ;
Smith and Is as follows,:
Hoiscs
. I.lglitboned DIvIhIoii: Thorough
hredH. 4 year old nt allien. If. 'C.
Hldwell. 1: Mil VI. L. Copenhaver, ''M
Alfred Thoinas, 3. Three: year o,h(
HtalllfVns: M!a r t Xlcldnson, 1,
Voaripg Htall'lun, ,M. H. nderHou,
I.' Thoroughbred marcs: over 4
years, G.enrge Mtiffitt, I and , M.
H. Anderson, 3. Three year old
mares,. Win. Hyers. Two year old
mares. W.. Mcpherson. I . Year
ling mares. George Moffitt. 1; At.
if. A ml ei-sou, 2; Sophia Morr
Chnmoloii uliillloii. "llhi.Tm.nn " II !
. Hidwell. ownor, Champion mare, I
"Klnnlclt Klnnick," (leorge Motflt, I
owner,
lEi'glstered Saddle hornes: mares
over 4 yeat-H, Hobert WH hycombe,
1 and 2. Polo type mares and gel
dlngH: Lena Hetldiug. I; Mm. H.
Andersfm. 2: If. C. Hldwell, 3.
Cavalry type: H. C, Hldwell, I and
2; Guy Church, 3. SlmitnndH. M.
H. Levy all awards, (let of sire,
)iu li (boned division ), 11. C. Hld
well. Produce of registered dam,
Win. Hyer, I; II. Anderson. '. Pro
duce of grade dam, H. C, Hidwell.
I ami 2: Virgil Conley, ;t; Kd. Mil
ler, 4. American Iteniount associa
tion specials: Stallion, . C. Hhl-
well,
Well,
4 year nl.i marc, indwell, t
3 year old mare. Hid- I
well, I; mare of gelding, over 4
years: dense Melton. I ; Alp-ed
Thoina:), 2: It. A. Haines, 3,
Iteniount specials: mare or gel-
ding, 3 yeart and under 4: Al-
lied Thomas. 1; I f. C, llbwe. 2
and a. Two year olds, n. c. Hid-
well, 1 ntid . Yearling inare or
ueldlngs: S. Miller. 1: IL P.
Hldwell, 2 and 3. Ili.'ln fonts; H.
luouen, i nn. i ugn con- ;
ley.
'l- Get of Hcmouilt stallion:
H. C. Hidwell, I. Mare and I lu ec )
of iioduce. H, C, Hidwell, I.
111 ni t lype Ium ses. i 'lydesdales: !
Champion, "Harry Lauder," p. M. '
MiCallixp.r, 1st in class, Kail
Swlger. 2. yearling m.tllion, Karl !
SwiKer. 1. 4 year old maivs, K.
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1 1
nro not yet ready to report their 1
decision us to the miiccchk of their
i-xperlniunt made lapt fall with the .
deep harrowing the Killefer ma 1
ehini. having been used. It Ik curly 1
yt to determine just what benefit ;
Is going to. be derived.
Had Men!!1
MI Jane Daniels of Muddy
Creek recovered from an attack of
the measles junt In time to come
to Hie llvcsloek show, nit hough
her eyes wen still weak and ml. i
nrcd glasses were necessary, June, j
wnr. sucecHHfiil in receiving Hie ,
se)nhutbil given annually by Or,
J'hy In memory of lici rulhw, i
Mai via who w as very ',T(Ve ill
club work ami who died a few
years ago. Hot h of the Oanlels
girls havo now won this particular
scholarship.
Xnnie! (Jivnii IncoiTcctly-
In rie account or the recent olcp
tlon of a Hmini-lfughes Instruclor
lor the Imbler high school, to suc
ceed I'roC Hon Hiowarl, tho name
was reported Incorrectly to us, and
should have been "Swearlngep"
a n el n o t "Swen ringer,' Prof.
Sw earingeii was kept fm busy
during the three day show and
made a very good impression, ac
cording to reports,
o .
Wedding or interest
or considerable Interest In this
va Mey Is l he recent marriage of
Miss Carmen I'lass of Wallowa to
Harold L. Ceareo of Lostlne .rliiclt
wiim solejiinled nt Hi . ."r.ie of
Itev. Shlelrls at Wallowa il week
ago Sunday. The ceremony was
witnessed only by tho Immediate
familleH of the yotlllg people. It
is reported that they will mnke
their homo in Lostine,
Siiillh-Coulcy Itctinlon
About. fr meiuhers of tho Rnilth
Conley plan galhored at Itiverside
I 'ark in La (I ramie Sunday for
their annual reunion. Tho day was
spent very Informally with the
different groups having their din
ner together and then an after
noon of visiting. A Hhort, business
lings". Karl Swlger, I.
Shirts Champion stallion,
W. It. Ledbetter.
Knglish ,
"IJond,"
1 'erclierous: sta I lions, 4 year
olds: Willis Moss, I and chain-
plan; A. 11. Davis. 1!: Karl Swiger. '
3. 'I year old mares: Willis jU'osH, I
I ami champion; Wayne Krlxell. j J
niiti .). i fin mi); iinin', n inif
Moss, I; filly, Willis Moss, 1.1
'irail( ilrart mares: . Willis iMoss,
1 : Sam line); man, 2; Myers ami
Woodall, 3. .3 year olds: Kvelyn , ch .h-Kenzie. 2. Senior year-
;;!,'!U,,:;,,l. ' ,lUU! J' i:iTr..'';'linif Chandler, l.j
inn, u. mi i pnih'-i, i. un
of sire from registered dam, Wll-
" v " (-."'
Hum: wiHMtoii ami Myers, i; Wil-
'"" " .Meunioiii. - aim .t. junior i
uwn, rTu1 wiml 1,1111 'J,I,': ,,0,',,ort
Wayne M-l.ell, J, Willisj,, umI Kl,in,, champion:
lis .Moss, 2
da in
.moss, . j
i ron nee oi u ratio u ra n tiam :
S,,, U. kn,,,M. l: Winis Moss -
' Myers and Woodetl. 3. Grauil dis-,
play: Willis Mo
I ; Wayne I-VIk-
z,'n- l!,'sl 1 11 - I"0"': "'l Swigpr.
1 : "'Stolen-d draft leant: Wnyi-
.' 1111,1 :,; K- - M ''('"'d-
rlek. 2. Draft team: Sam Hack-
man, 1; Myers nnd Woodell, li;
Willis Moms. 3. Koiir horse leant,
Wayne Kriy.ell, I ; .Moss. 2. Six-iu-hand
draft team: Willis Moss,
1: John Michelbook, 2; Kouth Mc
Kennon, 3.
Knur horse team, (grade): Wil
lis Moss, I; Sam Packman, 2; John
M Icbelbonk, 3. Jack, 2 years and
over, William llneier. 1; 11. J.
MctJrath.
Hecf emtio
Sinn thorn. Aged bull. A.
P.iyton. 1; Green brothers, 2; 3
ir old bull: Green brothers, t :
;t year old bull: W. A. Payton, 1:
Julius Fisher. 2: Senior vearllmr
j bull: Julius Kisher. t; Green Pros.,
. junior yearling. " Green Hros.,
j ; Julius Kisher. 2; Senior bull
, calf: Julius Kisher. 1; Green Hros..
t 2: Gaylord Pralher. 3: Junior
bull call: Green Hros.. nnd 2:
; Julius Kisher, 3. Senior ami grand
j chainplnn bull: W. A. Pavton.
'junior champion bull: Green Pros.
Aed cow and calf: Julius Kisher,
I ami 2: Green lints. 3. Cow t hree
IvcaiM and nveiv I nn.l :i C.i-
Pros.. 2. Heifer two and under
three: Green Hros., 1: Julius
Kisher. 2: Kranli If tek-ni a
Senior yearling heirer: Green j
liros., I and 3; Julius Kisher. .
Junior yearling heifer, Allen Mills.
; tlieen Itros.. 2: Crank Hicker.
. . '
;:. r n tor tieirer cab. (irccn Hros.
sesNiou resulted In Die retention In
office of the present officers, Dick
Smith, president nil I Mm. O rover
(Li miiiet;, secretary. It was also
decided lo hold another reunion
next year.
Wins I ,u n ih
Clifford Itoyes of near Summei
villo received the fine registered
Hampshire ewe lumli which f to
bo given ana uatly imw' by Hugh
J I u ron a nd I'ra n It M c K en nun f or
uoiiia sheep club member of east
ern Oregon, inning the IjvnsiQck
niiow it three day contest In fitting
a lamb for hIiow purposes is to bo
liolil and the owe lamb Is the prize
ottered. This Is the first year this
award has been in ido but the two
men plan to make It an annual one
and open to all sheep ?luh mem
bers. Haying
Tho first culling of the alfalfa,
crop Is being innde at the present
time and as expeditiously as possi
ble. In most cases tho quality is
reported as being (uito good.
Weather Is Ideal right now "for
dryiiiK and Die stacks are going
up all over (hp valley.
n '
Sells Many Animals
C. N. Ogilvlo, of near Cove,
whose herd of fine registered
(iiieriiseys is very well known, re
ports! tho Halo of 12 head from his
herd since he made his extensive
showing at tho Wa llowa county
fair last fall, Tho whole Ogilvin
family is interested ami busy wlft
the Cuerpsoys a nd are proud of
the successful showing they havo
made.
o
To Xorlh County
Mr. and Mrs. Kd Jasper, of the
Valeria district, drove to Palmer
Junction Sunday on business and
pleasure combined.
Visits Son
Mrs. H. C. Dahlstrom. of North
powder. Is making a visit at tho
homo of her son, John Dahlslrom,
of I own district. They all spent a
day last week at tho slock tdio.w.
1 and
Julius Fisher,
Junior
2 and
heifer calf: Green Itros.,
j 3, Senior ami grand champion.
Julius Kishor. J uninr champion
female. Allen Milts,
Graded Herri: Greon Itros.. 1;
Julius l;lshet 2, Yearling herd,
(i recti Itros., 1 and 2; Julius l-'ish-
! i, :
Herofords
Aged Inill. Albert Mehlhorn. 2 ;
I vear olil bull: Herbert Chandler.
, nn or1 vear ng till 1: tier hert
Chandler. 1 nnd 2: McKenzie. 3. i
,-Heuior nun can: v mi inner, ii
M.t .Mehlhorn, 2 and 3. Junior
i;nip(j eha in pion. J tin lor chant
oloii. 'llano iei Aired eow; I'lviie i
.u.Kpll20, ,. 3 yon r old cow, Uor-
iM.,. Iim mllei- l ve n- nt.l 1itiiVr i
t handler. I and 2; Clyde Mck.cn-
y.. -i Senior Yearllnir lielfer. Her
l(,r chandler, I. J unior yearling
iieifer, Herbert Chandler, l and ;
Clyde AL' Keiifcie, 3, Senior heifer
calf: I lerbert Chandler, I ; A.
Midi) horn, 2. J unlor heifer ealf:
Herbert Chandler, I. Senior ami
grand Champion, female: Chan
dler. Junior Champion, Chandler.
Graded herd: Chandler, 1; Clyde
McKenzie. 2. Yearling herd, Chan
dler. 1.
Kat steers: Herbert Chandler,.!;
Allen Mills, 2; Gene Hloklaml, 3;
Lloyd Mills. 4.
Hed Polled
John M iehelbooli
entries.
ind Son: all
Swine
Poland China: Aged boar: Clyde
McKenzie, I. (Spotted Poland
China: young sow. Gordon Stuart.
Chester White, aged boar, Clifford
Conrad. 1. Young boar; Hurl
Kooch and smw, 1; Clifford Con
rad. 2. Junior champion: Kooch
and Sons. Aged sow: Hurl Keech
and Sons. 2 ami 3. Senior cham
pion sow; Kooch nnd Sons. Junior
champion sow: t 'It f ford Conrad.
Young herd, Kooeh and Sons, 1;
Clifford Conrad. 2. Hampshlrcs;
l.eland Hudson, nil award.
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Phone
'' ,. ' . , Sheep
i la m (ish tren: I (a m. I yea r and
under ; Hubby Huron.) : Clayton
Kuv. 2: Alvin liaviv, J. Ham lamb:
Clayton. -. 1: Keith M.cKinnis.
J and 8. Kwo. two years and over:
, Hobby Huron, 1; Clayton Kmc, 'J;
, Avin Davis, a. Kwo, I. year and
under: Hobby Huron, 1 ; Clayton
Kox, 2: Kvelyn McKennon, 3. Kwo
Iamb: Keith McK.lnnis. 1; Clifford
Conrad, 'J: Hobby Huron, S. t'ham-
: plon rain : Hobby Huron. I 'ham
1 pion Kwe; Hubby Huron. I 'en of
4 lambs: Clayton Kox, 1; Dale
Ntandlcy. 2. I'en, ( 1 rant and 4
owe.) : Hobby H'urnn, 1 ; Clayton
Cox, J.
Shropshire: Lcstiu Phillips, all
et) tries. Lincoln:, grado sheep.
Norvln Woodell, all ontiieH.
Hairy Cattle
Jerseys: Aged bull: K. K. Hun
ter, 1: W: O. Christenseii. 2. Year
ling bull: J. K. Mills, l; junior and
grand champion: K. K. Hunter, 2:
W. i), Christenseii, 3. Senior bull
ealf: Jack Gorham, 1: J. K. -Mills.
2; K. K. Hunter, 3. Junior bull
ealf: K. K. Hunter, I and -: J. 10.
.Mills, 3. Aged eow: K. K. Hunter,
l; ItolM.it Duncan, 2: J. II Mills,
3. Two year old heifer: Hobert
Duncan, I: J. 1-J. MillH. 2 and 3.
Menhir yearling heifer: K. K. Hau
ler. : W, O. Christenson, 2. Junior
yearling: W. ti. t 'hrist enson. I :
Dwight Perkins, 2: Hubert Dun
can, 3. Senior heifer calf: Allen
Mills. I: Gale Mills, 2: Kdmund
llrowitell, a. Junior ludfer ealf:
W. O. i 'hristenson, 1; Hobert Dun
can, 2; Charlott Wheeler. 3, Senior
champion bull: 10. K. Hunter, Sen
ior champion ami grand champion:
K, K. Hunter. Junior champion
heifer. W, O. Ohristenson. Graded
herd: W. O. Christensnn.
HolMteins: Aged hull: C P. Kd
valson and Sons, Senior and grand
champion; Andy DeLong, 2. Senior
hull calf: H. Daniels. 1; junior bull
enlf: Arthur Qorhain, 1. Aged cow
Aiuly Ih-Long, I. 3 year, old qow:
It. Daniels. '1. Senior : yearling
heifer: It. Daplcls. 1. Senior heifer
calf: Wllma Moncrief, 1; It.
Daniels, 2. Junior heifer calf:
Ruth Moncrief, 1; Lnvon ICoger, 2.
Junior champion bull: It. Daniels.
Senior and grand champion: Andy
Senior and grand champion female;
Andy 'DeLong. Junior champion fe
male: H. Daniels. Produeeof eow,
H. Daniels.
Guernsey: Two year old bull:
Mrs. Klsie Collins. 1; c. N. Ogilvie.
2. Yearling bull, C. N. Ogilvie. I;
I'M ward -Ogilvie. '1, . Senior bull
calf: C. N'. Ogilvie, 1. Junior bull
calf. Parley Keik, 1 ; C, N. Ogilvie.
2; Kleanor Ogilzle, 3. Aged cow,
C. N. Ogilvie, I; Kdwnrd Ogilvie.
2; Parley l-'eik. 3. Three year old
row, C. N. Ogilvie, 1. Two year
old. J. H. Meheal, 1. Senior year
ling heifer, C. X. Ogilvie, 1; Kd
wnrd Ogilvie, 2. Junior yearling
heifer. Kdward. Ogilvie, 1; K'.ca
nor Ogilvie, 2: Parley Kolli, 3.
Senior hcirer calf.. Lloyd -lurehl-son,
1. Junior heifer caif, ' Kd
ward OgilvJe, 1; C. N. Ogilvie. 2.
Senior and grand champion bull,
'MVh'. Klsle "Polling Junior, clinm
j.lploi liuM,,.(J. iX. Vkil-bt. sdnloa-
i a ml grand champion female, C.
V. Outlvie. .Iitnloi- ehanintoii fe-
Lloyd M urchlsnn. Graded
, i kt (i..n..! .1. i.-.i .i
0ifMvio ' ' ' '
Ay,.s,;ims: Senior bull calf. Tv.
Standlev. 1: Hind Kooch 2 and
.. L, n.... , m
year old cow, Kooch 1 and 2.
Heifer, 2 and under 3 )
Kooch, 1. Junior yearling? k
o, senior heifer calf, S
Heifer, 2 and under 3 ' years.
Kooch,
Stand-
ley 1 and 2; Kooch .1. Junior hei-
..i i - i. 1 . f n..., n
.,'. ' K,,', ,:hll' , )um.
. , ,, . . .: , .. . , i
pon. also Junior champion. Kooch.
Hrnwn Swiss:
C. 'nhlo and
Hon all
'
awards.
Market Price
Of Good Lambs
Is Advancing
In (he current insuo of the Ore
gon Wool Grower, it Is asserted
t hut I ho market, urine nt- trond
'..lambs Is advancing as the follow
ing .story shows In one of those
; personal letters that Kd Nolan
sends out to several thousands of
the fofks In tho sheep count ry.
there is indicated an opportun
ity for the fellow with lambs now
ready for market. As sheep sales
man for the l.indh VCahow com
pany at Omaha, Mir. Nolan writes
as follows under June fth date
, line
! "It is more than satisfying to
see t Ii market advance gradually
just as we felt it would, and our
predict lens made some time ago
when thlngK looked prelly blui'
j that the good lambs would briivr
$12. Ml has come to pass. I'p null!
DON'T LIKE CEREAL,) 1
HUH ( WtU ,WHEN I WAS S
A Boy 1 Wad to Be 1
r vn
HARD BREAD
2
r YOU
Vou-r
& Richardson
Main 71-1
today,' J 12.00 to J 12.25 has 1)06 n
the popular price and ,the top on
thin and othor river marUetii, or
fourno, the hulk or tho lambs or;
ferod eomlng from California, u
few m attered Idaho shipmentw, and
todity I d)d foVMit Wales Hpeneer
of Holwe, Idaho, four double decks
of good Idaho .la nth ill $12.50,
every lamb hU'hrotight down going
across the scale at this price nnd
I Hold good California straight at
$12.10. The fuet Hint Chicago lias
shown a deeline of fine to $1.00 per
pwt. lie the lust two day brings
our market well In line, and It
means that the puckers want this
eltuico class of lambs and will pay
for them, and I hope and really
bellevo that we will see 13c lambs,
nnd we would see them in the very
near future -If there were ndt so
many Iambs being shipped front
Kentucky and Tennessee.-
Aged sheep have 'not held up,
there being a'decllne of about "$1.00
per cwt. . Hest ewes are selling
around Be, now. Most of them
hringint.- i 4.0 .to $4.75 per .cwt.
Good yearlings,' are selling at 7Vje
to ;c, according to weights and
quality. . Old wothbrs would bring
around Se, and. wo holleve the
tlmo has been reached on this
(dass of slock. (
There seems to have. been a lit
tle, niiiru activity in the wool Hales
down east these (Mist t&n days, al
though - there has been very, little,
ehango In values. H wouldn't take
much of a 'boost in price, and only
a little more activity, to give the
nickers, more; credit for their pelts,
and this and the fact that possibly
lot: of idle men have found, work
recently, and with the good de
mand for Iamb.-! that has been
created by the advertising your Or
ganisations' have parried . makes
It a sure bcl (hat an. outlet will be
found for all your fat lambs that'
will come nCfali' prices. '
The demand for feeders Ih. lim
ited to the eonitherrinl feeders who
are paying $S.Mi lo $i.2B for H n
spring lambs to shear ami feed
out. Tho country demand will no
amount to much for thirty days at
leaHt, and rlghl ' now the pastures
n e v e r w e r e belter, and n go o d
prospects for a. corn crop makes it
almost a sure bet that there will
be a big demand for all the feeder
lambs, but at lower -prices' than
were paid last year."
Chats With
Parents
A CILWOKD IDi:.L
Hy Allen Jiulsnn l'cale
I'liorc whs it tlmo wlicn tho con
ceplioti oi' ii pcrfoft nitithi'r was
Unit of n woiiuin wholly iloilVnti'd
to her oh Mil ron ami to lur homo.
Sho had no othor iutorestH, no
lo.nginKtt that woro not TuIHUimI hy
ti conirortiLhlo mm) hiioUohk hnuu
and a row of Hhlulnfr fuoop at tlu
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The perfect mother of a gener
ation :igo whs tin; enihuillniont of
soli'-fiiicriflco; it was her duty and
pretiuinahly her joy to Kivo up
overylliinji for hor children.
The ideal has Its virtues and its
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They whipped the hills' in Oregon's giant wheat fields, the Black
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drawbacks, but whatever our final
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With changing social and 'eco
nomics conditions . such single
hearted devotion has become ab
surd and pr;ibaldy. harmful.
To tho. mother of today, bring
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eK.v although an, Important one,,
among others. . . ..
The papsing of the home as n
productive unit,, knowledge of the
newer psychology of family rcla
Houshlpj have brought her to a
stand from .which site could not,
f' site 'would, turn liaek'U) th? old
simple picture. ,
The mother of today Is success
ful through the IntegiiHIon t f her
own personality and througn her
understanding cf the importance
of relative values In her own life
and in the lives of her .children.
,: She Is working out all entirely
now scale of values and In these
her Independence as-an Individual
has taken Its place.-
. Her solutions are not final, they
e;iuitoL bo in a world ho ipiickly
changing. . -
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ntt'iit to realities.
1 OLD SOLDI Kits. KXKMPT
lempting old soniiers pom cert
ertiirf
I forms of taxation is operative 1
I the soldier is buying land on eons-11
I tract unit is not vt in iiosrietudoii ?
I torney General ')n Winkle to Kreii''.
A. Miller, district attorney ,.for ;
.Clackamas county- ...,..
i j u m' in io v eit tin- .em imni mi v
J929 tho onlnlon holds it Ih not T
i sailor to have filed his claim pn;.or' :
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fore returning to teach avlatiottj to
women in ilulgaria.
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