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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
OVER
THE
VALLEY
Mabel E. Murtnit. Valley New Kdltor
IMioiR's: Itrsltleme, .Main MM; Office, Main COO
July 21 Report
Covers Stock
Conditions Here
WEED SPRAYING
PROGRAM IS ON
IN THIS COUNTRY
for extenuating per- VJ:"S
Tuesday, July 22 1930
weed Inspector has already found 350
farms Infested with' the CanMUuI I
The weekend Just past was the ; his California home. Mrs Mlchclson
ti for "annual reunion of the remained for a longer visit here.
rEXUyownehrrindrw,I4lnre...rB..nn.e-
J. K. Hulse, owner 01 """" . , M Lu,u weeks who has been vls-
""."nfher of Tfareo famflyM itlng t the home of hermother. Mrs.
was the mother of a largo , ?.,, nclir cove since In May,
children 10 of whom g. rc,un this week to her home In Se-
hcod and womanhood and it Is tno ";"r"K. h b iivliui ln Scntiio
children of these families that meet "ni comes to
,r,ne..y ?nZ& JS. " '1' (10-
reunions have been held at the home .ZiZl
. and the Lose llrooder Mouse
of Mr. and M-J-;'J,u, ti three Mrs. Charles Fisher who lives near
gathering I usually con 1 tnuc. the three mlsfortune to lose her
days over the broouer houso by tire. The building
few" we1 a"o.' he auend'rnce'u.ls and 60 chicken, are reported to have
year was not quite as large as has been lost,
been the case the last few years. Ml(dv Crk
The members of the clan started to . Ledbetter of Allcel is
arrive early, and the tarty "rivals nd, ,hl, wcck nt tne nome of
had much enjoyment watching tne hcr 6,Bt(r Mn Henrv LoennlR ln
lane from the highway up to tno Cne) uutrlct in rjuker county.
Hulse home and speculating what rel- '
ntives occupied the various cars as .....
nS ascent up the hill. , Hrtun,, o .a .IrjnUe
From that "."""" wltll the core of her sister,
EK ;,uDr ,rl T
A SEASONABLE
RECIPE
County Granges
I Have Annual
' PORTLAND. Ore.. July 22 0P Al
though there Is a deficiency in mols
taure. summer and fall ranges are
fnlr ami condition of livestock Is uen- eniiuu "wu" '"""""a """-", ,. ,. ,.-rt
mllv Oood. This Is tho renort of adlan thistle and quack grass in vnu. m. be bordering
the federal state crop reporting serv- countV was.de"nitc'y. ..-' .Fh. serious stage. The authority
ire. released today. The ran con- "' nen lne M!" """ ""' . ""T Vtar. makes
The program for exterminating per- pcrimeiuvu - . materai8
ennlal weeds morning glories, can- ana , some sections
ie to be bordering
. The authority
s this statement
ows and ditches
elds and pastures
Mpmnriill Mpp t FromlOT ,0 "e "ma"Cr ,han " K. woIHn rT oS and it J does but little good for one
iUeiHUnai iUeeL The report says a .hoiwe-., aCent The man to fight thistles in his fields If
. released today. The range con- f wne" , b, the coiity Quoted above makes this statement
I thT.hcotvbUrht40 The . fence rows -d d ch
ice,
idttlcn
I cllnD frcm last month
The hay crop
iwe7er7sFanic7 nhbTleu them'go" 'to-
Accepting the invitation extended lrr1Batl" ."Jt"' mol8ture i which has been Hlsed in Umatilla II the fence rows and ditches
seed or
go un-
Krult Iiellelit
! pound blanched almonds, coarse
IV uround. . ZZr." " . J V:." '-""" nniv m lf than usual. i wmcn nas owu umtu -iu ""
maCrO0n " 2 N !SriSt"Sr."!S; ?&Z ? to good TU.V The work b belng started in Wai-
oiscos. , ,,, ,., ,..k ,.51 ' 'condition tnrougnout tne state." tne ---- --: .
1 dozen marshmallows. cut up.
1 cup sugar.
2 cups whipped cream. .
1 heaping tablespoon gelatine.
Mix almonds, macaroons or Nabls-
ccs. cherries, marshmallows. sugar "VT ," ' " ildaho cattle are In good flesh and il lm wlu M no guess i
and cream together. Dissolve gelatine .",. Z., J . . icroo Is ln prospect. according to Mr. Avery.
th cup cold water and add " ? " "'B'" . .v rrt,tinA nf mm h,n an- i While the weeds nave not as yet
mo morning, xne company was in- Jo,l . Veraei Imhs are mak-i reached a real serious stage in this
yited to the grove near the Wright- I J S'.SJE, county, there are patches all over
l"Tt. XP,"?: , ffn&'ttanTtJX vear : th. county and these spread very rap-
In one-fourth cup cold water and add
one-fourth cup boiling waier. Add
this to tho rrult mixture ana mix
well. Put liloaf tins and set away
to yet cold. Serve In slices.
Kho has been as-
old m n?" A"f.h" r w. now . patient t the Orande
r..; ,,h f t.h. Hulse dining room be- cf Allcel Is staying
ZTlnni tables stretcheo the Ronde hospital. Miss Marcaret Taylor
t.W?,''S, nfnfn C be- cf Allcel Is staying with Mrs. Speck-
ICIIK'" " " - . ,.. n
in.. iinrMMrv lor eacn 01 wie ......
meals which the folks had together. '
Those present this year were: Mr. and nVe I'li iilr
Mrs J E Hulse. the gracious host Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fisher
and hostess. Mrs. A. H. McLaln and Bna family of near Cove. Mr. and
four children. Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Mrs. Julius Fisher. Mrs. Williams, Mr.
Ollstrap and son of La Grande. Mr. aild Mrs: Charles Gray of lower Cove
and Mrs. Hugh Hulse and three chll- 0Iui the Ed Flckcl family of Union
dren of the Iowa district, Mrs. Lucy ar0vo to east mountain and had an
Preli her son-in-law and daughter, i ,iny picnic and gathered quantities
Mr and Mrs. Jim Drlggs and their cf huckleberries. During their ab-soii-ln-law
and daughter. Mr. and sence. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lalhrop
Mrj Frank German, all of ttie aide- ot Union stayed with Mr. and Mrs.
hill- William Hamilton of La Orande Ronkln Edgcr at. the Julius Fisher
and' daughter, Wilms of Bed Bluff, home, and as they are old time
California; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harm!- friends they had a wonderful day
ton and two children of La Grande: visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hulse and dangh- j o
ctr. Margaret, Mr. and Mrs. Asa Hu'se from Furl1 Years Ago
and daughter, Bonnetta, Mr. and Mrs. . the Interesting column in the
Herman Hulse and son. Dean. Mr. and Unlon Republican clipped from the
Mrs. L.yie onumwnj hh . fllpa OI 4U years ago, nere is a gripy--
Mrs. Pearl Weaver and four children,
Mr. and Mrs. Dennlson and two chil
dren. Mr. and Mrs. Aiireu
A reunion of the lilnehart faintly
took place at the residence of James
i),nAti,ri iii Kummervllle. Grand-
all of Wallowa: Mr. and Mrs. William ma Blnehort. ga, Kna elht sons and
Stlmflg of Union; Mrs. Martna B.ci
lev. Orlanna. Idaho: Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Bates and son of Union. Mr. and Mrs.
ronauu. i.
two daughters comprised the gather
lng. She has 201 grand- and great
grandchildren and two great-grcat-
Ihnng Well
Mrs. Ruth Baker 01 near Love v.as
Ralph York ana sun. ..o. crim(lchldren
and Mrs. Edward McMaster. son and ""'"V
two daughters, union; air. aim w.
Andrew Mullenberg and three chll-
ir,en0 'in J riur'ne the af ernoo cperated on recently at Hot Lake for
mucn nan ix-tju s" n..ir.r. hn. hn havtnc oulte a time
ever since an attack of the flu dur-
When the sumnter comes and the
weather gets warm.
The Hulses all gather
Point farm. '-,
at Shadow
Chorus: - ,; , f , .
Como ye. come ye
If you get a chanco
Come to tho reunion
At Shadow Point rnnch.
The men kilt the chickens and Bhodle
makes the bread.
Then we all eat until we wish wo
were dead. . ,-3.
Better bring your bed, for If you stay,
lng tho winter mouths. ,
F.tei't Tenrlier , U t '
Esther Feldmnn of near Cove was
elected last week to teach the Iowa
district school for, next year. Mrs.
Udell Hlbbert elected first has -resigned
on account ot going Into other
employment.
Home From Trip '
F. O. Potratz of near Pleasant Grove
who accompanied the last shipment
of lambs sent by the Union county
pool to' Omaha has returned to his
home. Mr. Potntz reports a slipping
market with all probability that
Its almost sure, you'll sleep on the j lambs will go lover very soon, nans
hay.
This year, our banners stand at hall
mast , ,
For those whom tho future claimed
out of the past.
shipment returned home yesterday.
I Celebrate Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ledbetter 01
1 Allcel had all of their children ex-
ccptlng one home Sunday when they
YVndrs Lose Home celebrated the birthday o( their eldest
The country home of Mr. and Mrs. (iall.j,ter. Mrs. Ruby Loennlg of
Frank Wade up toward Cricket Flat ; Muadv creek. It seems that formerly
above Elgin was completely destroyed j all tnat Ra!1 neccssllry was to say
by fire Friday morning at about seven that nnc of Mr Lenbetter's famous
o'clock. It Is believed that the blare dlnnm served, but that Is not
had Its origin In a delectivo Hue. The" enou,;b. now, for she has a number of
upper part of the building was a .( naugnters wbo follow their mother's
mass of flames when it was Itrst dls- ; fcotsteps when It comes to the culln-
covered. The alarm was given ana;arv ai.partmeiit of the household.
neighbors for miles around came to
the assistance or Mr. ana Mrs. r.
It was feared for a time that the
smoke house and woodshed would
also be consumed but they were saved
and the loss confined to the house
and the cellar beneath It. Most of
the furniture was saved. We have
not learned the particulars as to loss.
Insurance, etc.
Truile Farms
Mr. anil Mrs. Joseph Blahnlk of
near Union last week traded their
. 60-acre tract on the cave-Union high
way, known as the H. W. B. Smith
place to Theodore Miller for his dry
land ranch of about 2W acres lying
along the Old Orecon Trail, west of
Telocaset. The Blahnlks have been
ln the dairy business and will con
tinue that work In their new location.
Thoso present were Mr. and Mrs. Led
better. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Loennlg.
Rav. Eva. Edna. Mane and Lyle lti-
betler, Eileen Cochran of Baker. Mary
and Margaret Taylor and Uncle Ed
Murptiy.
tin llerr)lnr.
Mr and Mrs. Tom wansmcer ana
family. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wall
slnger. Miss Emma MrAntsh of the
Valeria district and Mrs. Kate Wood
of La Grande, made up a crowd which
went huckleberrylng Sunday ln the
mountains up north of Summervllle.
From all reports they were very suc
cessful in the venture.
of union county, together with some ;u'""" .:, " IT -..7 . McKennon has had his Instruction
visitor, from Baker county, celebrated . ,Mld' " ! conditions have "f""0 p"" under Prof W. E.
their annual church Sunday. July 20, bc Jtl:. professor Z the engineer
with memorial exercises for the mem- i f ,a'"sDnt,'. CaUle dUrlDg 1930 lng department of the state college.
E T r?Zm?in Tho bureau ld the Washington The operator and machine have been
last two years, ai Medical Springs. ., a ui. icoulpned according to his advice.
I nere Will ue iiu yutaa v.um nuuuv
Grangers attended to the number of ! s"Pl''y of calves Is
Island City, for the purpose of organ
izing a county historical society.
Iowa county also, where the county
"Hie Route of I
Scenic Giarm
the resort were placed at the disposal
of the visitors.
The exercises of the day were also
held In this grove, the program hav
ing been arranged by Mrs. W. R. Gek
eler. of near La Grande, Pomona lec-
While Union county pomona
Heller
Mrs. Paul Knautz of the Iowa dls- turer.
trlct who has been having a touch of sponsored the meeting, the Wlngvllle
tho summer flu Is very much better grange 01 uaker county cooperated,
this week. (The program was as follows
opening song, Aoiae wnn we.
Visit Neighbors Prayer, Mrs. celesta Nice, acting
Mr. and Mrs. James standley 01 tne cnapiaiu.
Iowa district. Mr. and-Mrs. C. C. vocal uuet, Mryne wncock ana
Welch of Imbler and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wright.
O. E. Wagoner of near La Grande Reading of names of departed
wcro among those old friends who members. J. A. Nice. Pomona master.
drove to the J. B. Hulse farm Sunday vocal solo. K. fc. Hurley.
afternoon and mingled with the Flowers were placed on the altar
Hulses ln annual reunion. ir me oeceasea
I 5. j. vj nncn, pumoua bicwuiu, uj
(Mrs. George Cuslck; Mrs. 6. P. Cul
ver of Blue Mt. grange, Dy airs. l,. r
n Alien wno lives Jr"' Wright: Miss Maxlne Duncan of Med-
had the misfortune to have his wheat springs grange by Mrs. Effie
io'rnTre'TuX UrMAIHf8En tuT'c
around h place .Jjg STinly
"V' V, , h 1 ? ;h Jv. if,., ?t hH Francis Kennedy; W. W. Selg of Wlng-
wheat field was checked after it had v)lle grang( by'Mr3. B. E. jBcob5 anQ
to the departed friends ot tne grange
bv the Hon. Dunham Wright.
Ill I Vocal duet. Misses Wllcock and
Two of the prominent residents of wrlht
Cove who have been very ill and who Memorial address. Rev. J. Goergc
seem to be falling dally are J. B. Bre- walz.
rhears and Oeorge McDanlels. There . vocal solo, E. E. Hurley,
ceems to be little hope extended for prayer, chaplain.
tho recovery of either of these men. closing song, "God Be With You."
Miss Gladys Miller of La Grande
Wheat llurns-
Johu Allen who lives below Cove
'oullry Meet
If it is to be successful. The morn
ing glories are about to seed now and
the Canadian thistles are about to
bloom. Where they have been mowed
' j Idly ln a very short length of time.
971 PLANKS. i:l (tl.IIIF.KS ' 11 18 esumaiea mat in a very Jew
" " PKODL'CKIi IN HALF YK.Mt i years the laud on which these pcren-
' jiilals are found decreases as much as j
WASHINGTON (,P) Nearly two- 50 per acre. Another authority in 1
thirds as many gliders as aircraft 1 speaking of the menace says, "Its
were manufactured the first half of ' presenco hampers sale of lands. Is al
1030 In the United States, estimates j nicst a preventative of farm loans and
of the aeronautics branch of the de- gives the community a bad reputa
partmcnt of commerce show. ,tlon."
A check of licenses and identllica-! Now the critical time .and the
tlnn marks Issued to new civil air- ?H'B uuiu ue uuur iii....u.r.jr,
craft reveal that 971 airplanes and
613 gliders had been produced.
In addition to the airplanes manu-
f-inrtirftrt fnF nv-vs. v frr a 1 itea 111
exported and 279 were delivered to Pym may be done any time
' .... hp, u'wi n nnu tinrl frnst
the military services. -! . , 1; .. m,
, ; . . , . ... ... I The spraying machine which will
Manufacturers totaled 153. with be operated has two spray hoses and
only 22 of the number producing ten a gun attachment, ais0 a
or more airplanes. oocm maklrlg lt possible to cover a
I strip from nine to 11 feet in width.
SIX STATES SPONSOR ,por the thistles and morning glories
"SAVE A LIFE" DHIVE , calcium chlorate is used. Two pounds
! mixed ln the proportion of one pound
CONCORD. N. H. VPl Inspection : of the chemical to one gallon of wa
of every automobile In six New Eng- ter. are required for each square rod,
land states will be the goal of a or 480 pounds to the acre. One to
"save a life" campaign to be con-j two pounds of the material Is neces
ductcd throughout August. sary for quack grass.
Maine. Vermont. New Hampshire. Anyone desiring the services of the
Connecticut. Rhode Island and Mas- ; machine and operator may do so at
sachusetts have combined for the a cc3t of 82.10 per hour in addition
safety drive to reduce automobile ac-! to the cost of the chemical used.
cldents and the toll of fatalities.
' The campaign will be made of
ficial by a proclamation from the
governor of each state.
Franco is seeking to develon tnur-
acted as the musician for the day. ; lng by airplane, through a govern
ment committee.
work ahead.
A new air mall service carries mall
Poultry raisers In this valley are Tho visitors at the Springs did not
watching with considerable interest hurry off after the exercises had
the sessions of the Oregon State Poul- rinsed but remained for several hours.
trymen's association which are ln tn0 0iaer people visiting, the younger ! from Mexico City to the Argentine ln
piusiv.-w uti me smic vwiivb people taking aavaniage ui me iiuc j seven aays.
Ut-HUUlWlg Bllll lUIWIU.. HUH- nCW plUnge.
drrd members of the association had Tnis event is held by the Pomona
previously signified their Intention grange each year and Is always very
of being prcseut for the eighth annual largely attended. It comes in summer
session which Is to occupy two days. ,lme anQ always an outdoor gather-
A new demonstration poultry plant, ing(
modern In every way. which has Just
been completed at tho station will be ! Intont'fitnv"
one of tho chief attractions. Numer- i Uyft lllivyi Ulli
ous other special exhibits have been i ;jb nrinf H nn
prepared for the Inspection of the silUO lslll Illy "1
visitors. Including new battery brood- .
ers and all kinds of electrical poultry SAN ANTONIO. Tex. IP) A new
equipment, n miniature of a model ; device to aid aviation ln Its fight
10-acro poultry farm, and a new , against hazards of fog flying has
building to be used as a laboratory, been developed by Capt. W. C. Ocker.
for studying poultry diseases - with ' air corps filer.
large numbers of birds. Branding . Ho calls It a "flight Integrator."
birds by the new tatoo method, weed an Instrument to eliminate the tend
kllllng under wire screens, culling out I ency of a pilot flying blind to swing
The minimum is - one hour at each
place. It Is also a strictly cash prop
osition, according to Mr. Avery.
The question of morning glories
is one that has been studied and ex-
LEAVIi Vancouver,
B. C. and go
direct to Chicago
through the world s
finest mountain scen
ery, the Canadian
Rockies, at no extra
cost on the Mountain
eer - a fast, luxurious
train with finest equip
ment, service and cui
sine. LOW ROUND TRIP
FARES are on sale
until September 30 -return
limit October
31. Stopovers allov:
ed everywhere.
COMING TO
I)r. Mellenthin
Special Attention
. t0'..v...
Interna! Medicine
DOES NOT OPERATE
Foley Hotel
:' on
Wednesday July 23
From 10 a. m., to 4 p. m.
ONE VAX oS'LV
No Charge For Consultation
I Canadian Pacific Travellers I
Cheques Good the World Over.
2SZ
More thkn a third of all Argentine !
exports pass through Buenos Aires. I
Two of the largest Italian shipyards :
have been' consolidated with a capital j
oi' 100.000.000 lire and three years' '
V. H. ue.-xt'iVu.
ir?-ALvoai-:iy.;'.
Amoricji. 1
r.'i.-'.a.'it-P.lij'r Dept.
..tlin I-BRdTiy 152
fV (nigl'l 1 O. j. r.tr.
fjntrwl ff.n: .A.-fct.
Dr. Mellenthln's visits are emu.
! appreciated and patronized, especially
, by those who ure suffering or alllni
from troubles of the Internal orj ani
ln the chest or abdomen; also head
,e:ir, nose and throat,- The Doctor aei
! cents only those who can be treats
medicinally with the aid of correct
inei unci iik'vi" w niwvu u numioal
elinrgc is made. . '. ' .:.
Women If married pjease bring nW
husbands.'-' -'- -' - 1 -. -f.
Whatever your complaint may be It
will he ot Interest to consult the Dot-
tor on tins-trip.
Below are the names ot a few ol hit
many satisfied patients: ' ,;
. Mrs. Harriet Anstadt, Astoria. :''
Alfred Clcmmens, Corvalll.
finis. Kcsch, Portland; i!
W. O. (irubbe. Albany. '
Mrs. J. G. Iiuntsucker, Toledo. ,;
W. E. Hanklns. Mt.-Hebron, Callt,' .
Denver Klncald, Afsnlnna,
Bert Lamps, 8ti Helens. ;-:
I,. H. Martin, MorO:
F. o. Pollard, Yrekti, Calif.
e; F. Smith, Heppner.
Mrs. Wm. gchnenlng. Helix. .;
l.ee Oev, North Powder. ' '
T. I.. Shown, Ooldendale. ' ,.
Emma Turner. Mlkkalo. ;.
Henry Trowbridge, John Day, ;
J. H. Wood, Eugene. - - ' . i k
V. P. Harris, Athena. .
Mrs. B. Danks, Klamath Falls. , i
Mrs. Walter Scott. Mt. Angel.
Henrv Schultz, Pendleton.
Mrs. "o. N. Kimball, Crnbtree.
Mrs. Frank Simpson, Hood River.-.
Lee Slucher, La Grande.
Vote above the' exact date and
place! Permanent address: 268 8a
Serrano. Los Anceles. ' ,
" 1 - ' - la-Mi in mm if iHlTTf ffl l TH Pill ml I mil I 1 1 I H II all I mi mt I I llTrMlai aMaaTllaWllaaaaaaaaaaiam
inferior birds and treating various
kinds d diseases will constitute some
ot the special demonstrations.
Barn Hums
The barn on the Baum place on the
CoveUnton highway was recently de
stroyed by lire.
lalU from Tree
ln circle and eventually drive his
ship tnto tho earth.
A dummy airplane simulates the
up-and-down and tilting movements
with respect to an artificial horizon,
while a movable screen in the
background registers turning- .mo
tions. Painted on the screen are clouds.
one of which moves into view for
A limb on which Bobbie Watts ol eacn 45 clegrccs the plane Is turned,
Union climbed lor cherries last Frt
day. broke giving htm a fall of about
12 feet. When he regained conscious
ness he was in the doctors office
where hts most serious Injury proved
to be a broken rib.
WOMEN PI LOT TO SBKK
i.OWhll INSTKLCTION COST
To lieach
Mr. and Mrs. Mlto Blckland and
daughter, and Miss Beuiah smith nf
Island City, and Mr. ami Mrs. Renwiek
Chirk and Clarice Taylor of l,a Grande
huve Rone to Canon Beach and Pa
ctfio Brach where tliey phi 11 to spend
thr nt twrt nivlcj. and return bv wv
over the -ulley. with much bt'lnw; done ;of tltp McKonzle pnN, TllfV werc
nt present In the wy of headuii;. and accompanttfi to western Oregon by
cuuimt and binding. We have not Mra . riark and vour.wx son . Bob-
seen any combines out yet. but heard hir who wlU navp ft stx vtsU
that Reed Taylor was to start on j lH the ho,.lc ct her parntJ m Corval
Harry Fisher s piece at AUcet today. il5
llare(lnr
HurvesttnK has started in earnesi
Club Meet
The regular meeting of the Coun
trywomen club will be held Friday
afternoon at two o'clock at the hom
of Mrs. Lon Eyers on the Island City
Cove highway.
rrrtiae 'arm
Anctlier chaniic in the ownership
I p Cuihrrlne Creek-
Mr. ar.u Mrs. Kmnk McKennon of
near Imbler drove up Catherine
Creek Sundny 11 nd had a djy with
the trtmpfire nirls of Pleasant Orove
who are camping there.
CHICAGO tP; Women fliers h&ve
banded together in a campaign lor
reduced flight instruction rates.
t-v. -nn i.,K rvrr.1. hl7ntlnn nt
women holding federally granted pi
lot's Hreneti. will formulate the cam- t
pait;u program here at the national
a u races, Auqust 23 to September 1. j
Present rates, the club members
have agreed, are too high to create
interest In flying among women.
I.OCAl, t.XHOK ON KOAOS
SPH1NOPIELD. 111. (AI With more
than 4. 000.000 worth of highway
work proposed by Illinois, H. H.
Clctiveland. director of public works
and buildings, has notified contract
ors they will be expected to use Il
linois citizens for common labor.
horizon line, and the earth. Di- .
rectcd by a gyroscope, the picture
moves to the left as the plane is ,
turned to the right, and to the right 1
IL' " ten mm. j
eliminates the illusion to a pilot ;
flying blind to seeming to go to
t,he right when his plane really Is
going to the left.
"Without sight." he explains, "the
pilot relies on the 'Inner ear which,
unfortunately. Is a false Indicator.
Pilots even with instruments In
front of them will doubt what they , j
see and rely on their feelings. t
"Tho flight integrator alms at
solving this problem.. The moving
screen registers for the filer, ln a
hooded cockpit or in fog. the mo
tion of the plane with respect to
the earth and gives, him the neces
sary balance.
The instrument weighs 10 pounds
and was developed after experi
ments ln which Captain Ocker
found aviators could not depend on ,
their senses.
While the first Integrator is a ,
crude instrument, he expects to de-
velop lt where it may become stand- .
ard equipment. j
1 7rr:,uTrzm''frj
1
I .rs ill ii ii 1! 1 iiiiiiii il liliiSi -
SM)W FOR TO! KISTS
V.STKM PARK. Colo. W Fall River
puss, a connecting link between Es- I Exports from Arkansas ln 1929 were
te Piirk aud Grand lake ln the Rocky ! valued at M2.I70.607, compared with
Mountain national park, was opened 24.744.473 In 1928. j
to summer traffic with 20-foot snow j About one-third of the population j
ban's on both sides. Altitude of the scf Durant. okla. attends Sunday1
ps Is 1! 798 fret.
school regularly.
V.yf Improves '
!t:ir!!tn Kivpr of lnr Ci-,e ha. i
ct one oi tne iwxl larms in mis : beeU havln a verv serious time with i
ley was announced the past week, j rrr inturwt when the member !
when Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chenaull. ; ;L, in. a n, Fur s,Hn(. ,,,e .
who ha-e been Uvlnit in the Valeria i WM frrd that the suht rr.Uht be j
district for more thsn trn years, pur-:aestnwl. but his improvement hai
chased the t'harles Hlbberrt farm on i ijoen so p,! the last fex- l.i- tn.it
Wlliovf creek near Klllnehart. , thnt ;P,r ha, te. dissolved. '
session will be given on October first. I
That farm consists of about 200 acres t,n. Additional IMsture i
and is all under cultivation save the i yV li Vitrei, of Vnton hn extended -part
taken up by Willow Creek which ;njs pasture dnr.isin to ttu-'.'.:.e 12I.V :
meanders over ttw place. . i acrc of timber land, in H-.,M 'val'ev.
o ivthirh l-.e li;s tx'en lcasir.c for his.
lias Ojier.it ton 'sheep for the past fov ears. so o :r
Mrs. E-irl Robinson of near Cove vi:-u correpondent s:vs In --.ik-was
rushed to the Uraurte Ronde hos- nls t,.0 traiiSrt,-tlon the Unk-ti Re- i
pital last week and an emergency publican saw W. H. Vosel last week
operation for acule appendicitis was bought of the Slate of Oreiton. 1200
pertormrU. She Is getting all right. ,orti j,; ,UIr. lllld m H.it vslley. i
o ' formerly owned bv w. J Tov,n;'v. '
Hiilh ll.ilns ' Voce! has hid this land leaJ for
The men near Summervllle ha-.e MVer! venrs. his lease expiring In .
finished puttrnc up the 40 acres of junr. ia3I There Is eor.slderable "tun- .
hay for Claude Hale, still detained at fcr sever.il sj,rir.,,-s and ssiie bui'.u
the Grande Ronde heepital. The Odd ln(ti on ,n( ,rll.. wri-.cli is eiicicwd
Kellowa of Sumir.erville did liie Job ufv a four-wire fence There Is about ,
and the crop was timothy hay m- ,.,tv acres of k-xM (arm land In the
stead of alfalfa as mentioned last trace Veyc! secured the land at a j
eek. i rery reasonable f-.cure.
Marts Home Meelin; Sniidai
Fred Miohelson of Los Anseles who " Thoc-e luterestect are ured to re- I
has been risltliijc amon friends and mrsiibc- the niee:in: siuiuiiy
relatives In this and the RAfcrr .il- r.oon at three ocUx-k at the honip of
ley for the past eek lias started (or Mr. arid Mrs. Walter M. IYi..e ue.,.-
GOLDEN DAYS by EVANS
Drawn for BROOMHELD & RICHARDSON
( V4y, EDGAR
VVCO'VE.
,5- tst trs
' A FIGHTIMG
A CrOCO J WHO V J 9 l.OOij
UTTLE. VwAS TftsW Nr (iVs
Protect yourself.
Phone MTU for
feed and fuel and
get the best.
&
Broomf ield & Richardson
Vhone Main "I I
THE POWER ERA IS HERE!
AND.THE FARMER GETS
HIS BIG CHANCE!
FIELDS MUST BE WORKED IN SPITE OF LOW PRICES OR
BAD WEATHER. CAN YOU GET UNDER LOW PRICES AND
STILL PROFIT?
"CATERPILLAR" TRACT0RIZED FARMS ARE DOING IT BY:
1. Lowering costs per acre.
2. Covering more acres per day.
3. Doing work when it needs to be done.
BIGGER
than the Weather
ARMORED
against Time
Even in years when prices are poor, "Caterpillars"
keep costs lower than the lowest prices. And in good
seasons, what a margin of profit "Caterpillar" track
type tractors earn!
There's a way to own a "Caterpillar" This Season.
Any dealer will arrange a plan.
BUNTING TRACTOR CO.
1426 JEFFERS0. AVE.
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