La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 26, 1930, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPage Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Tuesday, August 26, 1930 '- IB At OVER THE VALLEY Mabel E. Morton, Valley News Editor Phones: IE en hie nee, Main UUli; Ofice, M;iln GOO To Fertilize Fields From ' An Airplane Wheat Is a satisfactory feed for Something absolutely new in farm practically all kinds of livestock and methods Is belnu tried out today for its use In place of or with corn or the first time and under the super- Tlilo method has been nmu.n nam- ucjicims largely on comparative vision or Clayton b. bong, until last two vmr. , ,,.rf . ,T , ... ', , i'cc, i.u n. j.munren, livestock spring a member of the extension Feeding Value Of Wheat Taken Up At College two vpiirK HiifcMRfii) tt7,iD ... e. . i". ... wiuBt-ii, ...valuta ejJruiH a meuiuer 01 ine extension 0Jn counties Eastern field man of the Oregon State college staff of the Oregon! State college Truck Burns I Powers orchard. From there the par- Muddy Creek and Mr. and MrB. L. L. By quick work on the part of co- ty went to the municipal nntatorium McKcnnon of La Grande, laborers and neighbors a rather scrl- at Baker and on the return stopped ' o ...... tl . i ...... ...... nf I InvH Pnrlap'a 17arlllim Rnrlnni T Tannli .il ll'.i I litt.n week on the George Pierce farm near Here the crowd were guests of Mr.' Miss Melba Hanks of La Grande Is Homo From Welder ' college has been answering ment. Since his resignation, Mr. island Clty whlch is being operated Carter and enjoyed a dip In tho pool named as instructor of commercial i Tom Coonor who has been rorbino m1"y '"I1""" regarding the feeding Long has been representing a firm this season by the Johnson brothers, berore starting homo. It was a most subjects In the Wallowa high school ! this summer at Weiser Idaho till , w,heat Iollow.lne tne a8"- marketing commercial fertilizer- and As It was, the truck belonging to c. ; interesting and enjoyable day and for the year which is Just about to returned to his home at IaiarTdVitv ," 1 ,g "?mS. "IS crop "ur" he '? "tartln a "erlM ' expert M. Porter of Ladd Canyon was con- and certainly made one wish a roB-- begin. ! He reports crop condl-Ions in thZi Pl"l '!nS. Conclusions menU In the application of fertilizer, slrternblv damaged. Mr. Porter, who lar editorial could be written on the : o . h ,,.; .i" . " ' Mr. Lindgren are based on results! Two experiment are to be made. was hauling grain for the Johnsons advantages which residents of this From Walla Walla : the Grando Konde vallev feeding trials conducted by the ono la western and one In eastern struck a sort place In tho Held and favored spot In eastern Oregon have : Miss Graco Pugato of Walla Walla I o Oregon Experiment station as well as Oregon, the general method being the truck with itn heavy load be-I In the wav of swimming. La Grande who has been visiting at the home of ! visits l-an-nlK observation of feeding practices of the distribution of the chemical from came somewhat mired. In the efforts offers those who want something her aunt, Mrs. Ida Moats in La successful stockmen. : an airplane. A description of Mr. to get the machine out, the engine right at hand, the Crystal plunge, Grande, vlsllcd also in the valley i three children of La Grande n. t under normal conditions wheat is Longs newest venture, the outcome back-fired,' setting fire to tho field two miles out, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. during her stay In eastern Oiegon. Sunday at the Frank Ott home near f10, va'ual?1! human food, and of which will be watched with keen Summerville. All of the little Otto 7 ni. "TP"10 iL .C. Zt . ,ny " enas of drv and rlDened wheat. It was Im- Ingram have the Pine Cone tank possible to move tho truck. The which Is the choice of hundreds of , f,'iiinliule Visit havo whooping cough. Iinmcs were CXlingUlUlieu UUiuie muni ' ""v uamvuH, mm wihmd .uvi-.y ..... mm mis. 1.1-inu.i itigui. una o damage was dono to the crop but the 1 picnic grounds are used so mucn. daughter, Nora, have returned to Son Marries KrcatcBt loss was sustained by Mr. .Then thore la tho old faithful, Cove their home near Raymond, Wash., fol- Mrs. Amnnria winr r.r Bmmnr. Porter. 'pool, tho "Fountain of Youth" which lowing a visit of several Weeks at tho vllle has received accounts of the re- mParca w"h barlt -o .Is used even on New Years day by homo of their son and brother, Nell cent marrlago of her a"" q0 c . wheot. require, about the ifave family limner i mosc wno iovo io ,wnn, lis water iviynt ana ismiiy near tne frosty Hensley, who Is a resident of Call- iniriy-mne relatives, memocrs 01, ttvvvi vmyiiikj in .i-iupuruiuie anu onuui. . fornla state. the Gekoler connection participated cnanging useil every six Hours, mcu ln a family dinner Sunday at tho leal Springs Is the newest of the Kpend liny. James GCkcler home In Elgin. Yes- group ana Mr. cowers nas spared. "With present low prices for wheat follows: Clavton L. Lona of CorvnliiR the situation makes possible . con- ; has arranged an airplane to fly over side-ration of wheat for feeding. 'eastern Oregon and Washington iomparcu wun oaricy or corn, wneat fields and reltlltze said fields leat requires about the same num- bv means of letting loose a diistliki ber of pounds to produce a pound of material called Calcium Cyanamld, The nrrmint trnrr, tl.n 6 ttoto -"cboii station who ui which jibs ueen Donated .ri.ii fnl1JIi.- T.im wlth swl"e foea"iS " required 438 by a large manufacturing company r IS as follows. A Sim- UOunds OI barlev ur 3311 .lo.mri. nt for the nm.rlmAnt r lecal newspaper ply celebrated nuptial service at San GOLDEN DAYS by EVANS For BRCOMFIELD & RICHARDSON MOM S GONNA &IVE FOR SWEEPlNGr THE walk. 1 ft. f She said ."Sweep The ( WALK FOR THE PRESENT V AND V LL HAVE SOMETHING- , r , f r- r t . . V f.i Phone U 714 for Pur ina Lay Chow and note the presents your pul lets will give you. Broomfield & jUichardson Phono Main 714 and Mrs. Wayne Frlzzell and tn i. thi mnrnir, ( . .-iJ wheat to make 100 pounds of gain, i Associated with Mr. Long in the tcrday was Mr. Qekeler's birthday, nothing there for the comfort and their family were guests Sunday at miiti.,i in ,,-Hn,. mi.. i VTO 'ouna it advisable to grind venture are Professor Henrv Holtz. but the party was held on Sunday accommodation of his patrons. Ra- tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor B.ccmfleld, daughter of Mr and Mrs , , . for swlnc "d to supplement of the soils department of the Wash to accommodate those who wanted dlum Springs Just over the lino In Johnston near Pleasant Grove. Dai' Eloomrield and George P Hens- a 8tronBel P'otcin, such as ington State college at Pullman, and to attend. A pot luck dinner was Baker county Is operated by a Orando c iey, also a resident of this ci'v son J , m"k- " meaL "sh mcal or Walter A. Holt, county agent of Uma served at noon, which completely beg- Bondc valley man and dravs on this To Doctor !0i' Mrs Amanda Wagoner of Sum- tanka8e' wltn 10 Per cent of such tllla county, Oregon, gared description, and the remainder county for no little of its patronage. I Mr. am, Mis. Leo Nlcdercr of Dry ' mcrvlllc. Oregon. Tho charming SPE.1me,nt lt,rcclu"'eu, 3i0' Trials will be made at Pullman on of the day was spent visiting. Those Surely ovcryono In this part of cast- Creek look their son. Boy. to the bride was becomingly attired In white P8, of barle,y r 30 pounds of ths Harry Price land, farmed by Ros who went from the valley proper orn Oregon should know how to swim, doctor In La Grande again yesterday georgette trimmed with bright blue w"cot to ae Pouncls of gain." c00 CoJti on the Kltzmlllor-vUboln were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest DeLong and o to have his hand, which has become wth ,t nn(1 shoes matching. She , r,ec' caUle w'"iat lesa Palat- road at a a. m., August 28, and on two children, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Spcn- Attend Funeral I Infected, treated. The first bit of WBB attended bv her nlmn mu. aWo F""1 com. causing them to eat thR fnTm of s ,i rL wtm cer and two children, Mrs. J. Smutz I Mr. and Mrs. Pat Powers and tho "'fectlon seems to have healed up ;sule Bloomrield. who wore a frock of ,J outu " rood value for cattle Is ln Umatilla county, August 27. L : " 1 ' . and three children. Mr. and Mrs. Hon. Dunham Wright of Medical properly but It has broken out In rose georgette with harmonizing ac- "JfrtS yii ""rwL y', M- Byd- Pilot of Portlaml. will eutdo - r r. Vk Tr i k 1 f r ; Charles Smutz and two children. Mr. springs drove up Friday and attend-.0"'" I"aces on theliand. cesscrles. The wedding ceremony was fsref". v'""- hCr.u';i"f, l Brlnt"nB the airplane and spray the fertilizer jinK OvPr Ol!r Wjlllt AflJ YCir RnrCMlilSl and Mrs. Will Hughes and family, ed the funeral of their old friend,' 'also witnessed by Miss Inez Haddock lsJ!"nr the,bc8t PcM. on tn0 wheat, lands. Fertilizer will. VVCl JUl iTiillt AUS lfl UaigalllS Mr. find Mrs. George Hughes and twolthc lato Prank Phy. which was held ,,'' Al"' , , . , . , !of 8a"ta A"a- A wedding dinner fol- Lpr:P' 8'tuti',?,n '"the Iamb ; bo used at'the rate of 160 to 200 children. Mrs. George Ockeler and ! n La Grande. 1 Miss Frieda Klopfensteln of La 1 lowetl at the homo of the bride's par- ",flrkc- ana on Willamette valley pounds per acre. - - . t- JhS A.V.I.. Vi .C.r. ..: ihe," mTt m. in; nV.. S1!"- .J":.?"?. "My lve a , ln fi-dlnB tM ,. r.-h. The effort to increase yleW on sum. Perrin, wer. ihS ililri iki. n.nV I Vl5'' " Mill Creek eanvon ronri hv Cove . " """JL1" W1" geed practice, believes Llndnren. l"' 'all !. dlre ot - 1 : M" . and Mrs. A. Mullcnuurg and Mildred Webb Weds ' '' .;itugher. Dorothy, who live-In the A resident of this valley until flv,J 2S."?,! ''SiSS.3"1.0" years ago. Mildred Webb of Porilan d ' 5?J? h r ?. , 1 Lm"8,1 th? t,ay hoi many friends here who are ln- wlt" "or """cr' Mrs- Stlmflg. tercsted to' hear of her wedding, which ,,. wu.o. ,oln ,n wisning mem mucn nannineso. " .". "".""'" ...t.m nmn ..h u,,0i,i,,. . ! o They will establish their home In. l"eIe Rre I"110 a aumoc' ' thin - nrrtiim i th Horn From Tourerowe- ' Orniige. Mr. Henslcv Is emnloveil in am. on western Oregon farms and " l cy'pf'. ' f,r.otUi?' n' what to do with them Is a question." renEon ,lor1 the trials. Never before wqb on event of Rimrtnv. Aniimt 17 XaKe I'lwitlon i ; ThO bcailttful ehtirnh nrvlrn war Virgil WallBlnucr of tho Valerln dii celebrated at nine o'clock In the tr'ct h taken a position at tho Is- Grove, morning in tne auditorium or the ,u,lu e succeeoing nis cousin, o First Methodist Episcopal church of Clcland Wallslnger. Clcland, who has Kefuriis til California Portland, the Rev, Wllbert Dowson uccn tl,c official hand-shaker at tho mis Elnora aasklll Mlchelson who officiating. The bride was attended Reynolds store for more than a year has been In the valley tho past son have ,,t,,ne'd from W5E I "" Lindgren po la oui "The market Xtnnd''e'exPer tlon visit to tne western part of the Visits ' "a","e them at a satisfactory S",."'."1 state during which time Mr. Griggs t Mr. -and Wrs. Ellis tBoniUc Oliver, thafklnd8 ""'e ,"d" UU i tatSti' fuStoJS Biiciicicu me conicrencc 01 smiin- ; cean ana naoy son, mine of Eugene, ; ,h7- ,""k . - ' taken of the attempt. Farmers are f,t' i .1 ... trvlne to maintain a' continuous Burt ?"""' B'"wer u uy irom . "... . w" Hughes Instructors held at Forest Oregon, visited briefly last week at tno home of Mr. and Mrs, Oliver In Dry Creek. thr t.n nii . tv, if land yield, and the experiments may fed grain on pasture they can be ''?Xel?P tn"l ldlc summsr fallow land made to weigh 80 pounds on a feed WU b0 tnlng ot th.. past tne mis a Mirtiitiay : V rf.N,prn nretrnn v.mh,. r.f .h ni.ii,,, cost of about 7 cents a pound or t"".- .Vgon ."'.. $2.10 nor lamb. .wncat belts. and' Washington groom, as matron of honor, while the his collegiate work at tho University lltlvca. tho first of tho week returned neighborhood, enjoyed a lovely pot ,''0n that baslB th0 "nlshed lamb llr-lr i lino., hit W.I na.Hn nf K uou uuu. VO.DD ailQ SlUSt Sell homo of Mrs. Edith Gckclcr In honor on the "v? wben fat for "vo groom, Mr. Robert Freeman had Mr. ' Oregon next month Clyde Webb of La Grando as the best man. Little Miss Helen Jean Webb Moves- was the flower girl. Tho service; Mr; and Mrs. C. M. Porter ami rum to her home In San Francisco. Mretlng Postponed ' . . .. . - ino reiriimf mpeLintr of rn. Hum IEJ ef lvln at AlicDl imvo Mt. grmigo which would have 'come a 1 Ecrlaln- ol the anniversary of her birth. week from tomorrow, September! "Mrs. W. R, Lcdbettcr. and daugh- slve, was read In tho presence of six- recently moved on to the farm In teen relatives and close frleflida of Ladd Canvon whinh thnv nm-fix.n.i ding breakfaSt'olloiTdVne ceremony OregonTraT., "being at' the Zr" 2 ?otolvlngbl8?l',CrdaCy nL!n0erns,xr and was served at Thiers. Mr. and tho Ladd Conyon market road. ""owing onntruay. aeptember sixth. Mrs, Freeman went to the coast for a a short honeymoon and havo already From I.ihIIiic taken up their residence ln Portland. Mr. nnri Mm nhnrina iinne.n Tho bride is the daughter of Frank! their two children of Lostlno drove e!Uui wmLIZi, wJSfS? Sr limb er Webb of Hot lake, a sister of Clyde Into the' valley Sunday and visited at Zl "''d1, MlliS M"rJorl Woodcil of "noiet. vveou 01 ui uranae anu a grand-r- the homo and Mrs.. Amanda Wauoiicr a pound. It will take about 100 days to put on 30 pounds ln weight If given a pound of grain daily. The grower must use his own Judgment ALL - AMERICAN It E It T II I PEN' TO OHIO. STATE END COLUMBUS. Ohio Pi Wesley Fes- 1 f ler, the Ohio State end, will enter a select circle If he Is named to a third Visits roiislii. Miss Bethel Baker of La Grande was as to prospective price on fat lambs .""-American football team this fall daughter of L. D. McKennon. 8ho near Summcrylllc. havo been in business In Portland, lleturn Home- , . , " f?S S1 '",rm"8 ot ttlof vn- for the last fow years. Mr. Freeman Mr. and Mrs' Slinon Woodell who '' Y , e ortl!1 ' re0'-'nt "9" I. tho son and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel have' be viSiikmnifi k Si ?"'.' .made by county agricultural Freeman of HoodRlve, . , i : . V atlve. and frleml in .Vf BT 5ar V7h' oiffciald vi.i. .T, ... E?iVr!. 'home in Orange. Draycu..Bussell.McKciuion. lie. save: Members of the dekelor connection? , . -Lq- havo been having some visitors 'in1 On Viu'iitlun ' l.tlA nrnnliil nf I mt In riannn nml inn a i Clifford if Hamna Mahir a d wi'th'K , 2,? "T. '"ull per cent of the1 badWds m.t .... . . !teis hntl for their ,..r .t n,mi.,nn l prospectl ...., ..... Urc H"l'"""- Burauiiv --- "- 100 rinvs from nn or nip i.i it n r. nt. Ti..inn nn .... iBMi, i nursaav at uieir nomc near - J . . ..... . u. ..... Alicel. Mrs. Harry Avery and her , ln ame sections these Iambs have J"" .". ". daughters of Island Cltv and Mrs been snorn anl Pt P and fed on!M 1 i Avery's sister. Miss Ethel Kautz of Eraln wltl1 20 Pcr ccnt b? weight of Only three of the Western Confcr- Twin Falls, Idaho, Mrs. Frank Mc- mo,a3sos added. This ration has been ence s penormers nave oeen cnosen ; Is far more expensive than to feed .1 Grange of Illinois and Osteroaan of i jib witu puuuuru. AllClll(itIl. ft guoa practice is starting lambs : a guest over Sunday at the home of ,Kennon and daughter, : Frances ot "se? w" ?- Lindgren finds, but , three times, tcKersa o. nicago , Clyde Into the' valley Sunday and visited at nr rrLi Wallowa ' Couniy Fair Enterprise September 3 - 4 -.5 - 6 Cash premiums will be paid, for best exhibits in. boys' and girls' club work, and boys' and girls' open classes. Ribbons and trophies given to all other winners in open classes. Money for premiums guaranteed by the busi ness men and farmers of Wallowa County. An Exceptional Program of Races and Rodeo I Vl.llu nl A mi.I.u I. .ml. wMh w..f i:. ''f,d. on grain feed is to besln with nas oeen maKing a visit at the home " V tt m.'' of her, undo and aunt, , Mr. and Mrs. 2ay r '?ss. sweetened with syrup. Charles, Sanderson, , at Sanderson peormB in advanco Is an aid to bet- SprlUKS. , ,. ;;. , 'er gains. Lindgren says.- .- -la-, 'c-- , ,' " ! "For lamb feeding ln winter feed To Scnori) ' , , " . '. '' lots.' wheat has been found as volu- ,Mr. i?(i' r-nrnhn nf' in' .',i ablo as corn or barlev." Llndaren i . lu.n. Ul UUUUl ClUtlbV I.VlL'li. Ul wu...uu ... uu.i.u,wt . i.iu ., . irorcniiial'wcwls has ;laen.snraved.hv Iher blothers,in-law, who have been "- . "ranger foed, . ' - ' . . . ' ' " tn.. r i... , ' IlUWfJV ; : Weed SprnyhiR-- ' All firnnrncjilu. nhgo, sprayci;;UusselL.M.cKcnnon.. lie says 'J j.'A.totHl oi about einty .tcreoi ... :t.J.-',J ;.iiutin v., nowever. nnti must hp fnri with pnw Ilalph Austin. Who is connected imni, . 'r nf :hfJ Cnin- W.T Rone to Seneca. Orecon. to visit, with 1? ftV01rt t "rowing the lambs off feed, and Mrs. Prank Deppo of Tooeka. kano. anont lMt..ic..i ulliZ. ?,rni" K9 oKinning. It also :v:'"17-X"-:ZZ" "wuaum-a ( ii finds : he,iviiv infnti. mi. etc., otc. During their short Btay In eldest son 1b employed iiv miivj nuuun i IKlUUVFo (jut IU" ! - -i i , i-0 ijDLiier ior a poi. iuck ainner at the illves rnrtv llvatoor follow! thoroughly for oho i yt-'nir nuci sueu .14 im. 01 ittuuiu seta homo of Mr. and Mrs. Charles dek- Miss Anita wr nn,v nntnrf,..,,. n. Pr acre tho following spring.-, Tho clcr, A Farewell SttfJft'tiR8?: ;nmrX,tli;nyota,?dto cress, morning glory and Can- At their meeting this Thursday ar- mann on tho Island city-Cove high-' h, crnoon ot tho home of their presl- way. The girls went to tho Hermann .,V?? WllV. The LMl'lft Wfillf.' In rhn Harm.,,,, .. . .' " ic'!L r?: ""0'SB'kln,,.li' nlf.m.bcr' "' " tlme for dinner and In ad- iliow.n. I', " ,u!hv t, .?f; tho land back Into profitable cropping of tho Island City ladles aid will have dltlon to other thn. 'h I . ...,w ?.ry Plow,ng and cultivation may put .a farewell for Rev. and Mrs. Hansen, of the afternoon swimming In tho condit on T 1 who nfter hnv hiir norvrri Hint nnn. ... . - . ? conaiiion.) iyhliu ciuuu itun.iicH uiiiy ore umnu, me owner snouid sprny with torn to for two years are retiring and moving to Ln Grande. It Is hoped ' that all the mcmoerB may bo ablo to attend. pool on the Hermann funu. To Have Hull) I Tho Island City Sunday school, of r which Miss Minnie Holiimn u tho 1 superlntemlent. lb plaiinliig biK rally 1 for next Sunday mornlu. and tho plans nro quite extensive A pros; rum win uc 11cm iirs6 at tno church and ,gone to Seneca, Oregon, to ylfijt, Svlth I two of Mi's. Combs', eons. ; X'- i;iKhl.v-yl.; Veiirs VouiiR-f- ' ,: v .When we get to be BG years old, we will surely' not bo as spry and, active as Is Mrs. William Schrocder; of Is land City, we arq sure. Mrs. Schroeder hnd a birthday last week and with uuusuiU health for her years Is start ing off 'vigorously on her 87tl mile. Mrs. Schrocfler has many friends over tho valley who congratulate her at this time, nnd trust sh,e will be per mitted to pass the century mark. It requires a pound a day In addi tion to nil the-good, alfalfa hay a lamb" will ent to make nn average gain of one-third .pound dally." , IMBLER PERSONALS Cox Auto Electric Electrical Ignition and Battery Repairs on all Makes of Cars Ph. M-753 1425 Adams For further information write the Secretary Wallowa County Agricultural Fair Association ' Enterprise, Oiegon ' trtWWMi,nt-wawitM.wiiii. j. je;ui.t.i!iijtnii tjjii miimiVtni ill I im I Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page Coming Events Calcium Chlorate or Sodium Chlorate. ' Visit In Vallej ! Mr. and Mrs. Jim Underbill of Du r; . fur, Oregon, havo boon visiting at ... ' i .. ' . ... at noon or afterwards a big church : ' ,7 r. h L Dummerviuo ior ,,, wlU b0 nt ftlvl,rBlll(, t,rK a few days. it will bo an event which all rcsl- ! V... ,. ...r, dents of the community should be Tim hirtiV orn i.i,v ..in ln 1 " l I'm lt pro.uotcis are l M,T'ldblM.0pau.nHVen,,e7 of nei? J$"l.Uf" .hay plan to be prcs- w Summerville. The babo who wns n wcck om yesteruay, weigneu eight visits A SEASONABLE RECIPE , pounds at birth. lliinic From Trip Br. and Mrs. Hoy Baker and daugh ter. Lois, of Cove, and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lawson and daughter, Lois, of the Unlon-Covo highway hove re-' turned from their camping expedi tion up on tho Miham, Sunday (iiiest Mr. and Mrs. Chsdwlck and family of near Union Junction had for their guests on Sunday. Mis. Kate 8. Hall and daughters, Ruth Mnrgnret and Patty Ann and son. Dill of La Clrande. Visit " Mrs. Ray Vnn Orsdnle and two daughters, Thelitis and Janice of Pen dleton, spent Friday and Saturday In the valley visiting with her moth er. Mrs. Mlnette Bentncr of the Cove swimming pool. The other daughter. Miss Lyral has been spending the summer here. Kllterlallls Mrs. Mnrcus May of Rlnehart Is entertaining at a luncheon today at I t'OIIN SAl.AI) 120 pintsl 0 quarts corn, cut from cob. (Yel low corn looks best;. 1 '-i pints onion. quarts cabbage. n -.,.t ...wi .......... .. Mi .W.,1,1,,.. m.w ( l"l'l'. l""iv ....w..,,. ...... - u, Hit UH'f pilHI Cove visited for a time lust week with Miss Qcraldlno Wright at the hoino of her! parents, Mi. and Mrs. Wlllto vyrlght on tho luwor Cove road. o .SlIIKlll.V tltlCMt . Miss llculah YoutlgB, secretary at the Hot Ijike sanatorium was a din ner guest Sunday at the homo of tho U-Ji cups sugar. 3 tablespoons ground mustard. t tablespoon celery salt. 1 tobli'spoon mustard seed. cup salt. l!i teaspoons -tumeric. , cup flour. 11 '4 quarts vinegar. le,ll.lte, .lli ........ ,,.. ..." ' - fs-CI'v. v, .. ......J ,i. 1 1 , ... iitiuiocoin. aiix sugar, ground mus- Youngs was a friend ot the Leclbet- tard. nutsttant seed, celery seed, salt tor girls at Willamette university ami tumeric and Hour. Add vinegar also during summer sessions at O. I Combine with first mixture and boil S. C. other guests during the day fifteen or twenty minutes. Seal while were Mr. ami Mis. Henry l.ocnnlg of hot In jars. ON THE AIR I Tnwilny, August Jii ! 11! p. m.. Farm Program: 13:15, Ncwx dlfiest; 12:30, Market reports. crops nnd weather forecast. I J :4ft. Old ramtllar tunes. I:16-B p. m.. Matinee: 1:16, New 3: Music by the masters, tl: Ulnnrr music. i:ao. Farm Pioyrum: 6:30. News dl grat; 0:46. Market reports, crops nnd weather forecnjt; 7:0r. "Fall Poultry uihea.se iu)ulus. Your Farm Ite- lty Lcl'Jia C'teavcr (Observer Correspondent) IMBLErt. Ore. (Special) Mr. and Mrs. E, Richeson nnd children re turned to their home ln Imbler last week. They had been In Salt Lake City. ; Mrs. Myrtle Markham nnd children. 6f Irrigon, are visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Andrevr Pnroz are the parents of a 10-pound baby girl. Joan. Mother nnd daughter returned home from the Grnnde Ronae hospital and are doing tine. Mr. and Mrs. T. Page and bnby went to Moro Friday evening. They will visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al Fuller. Miss Vlvinn McFall and Mrs. Myrtle Murkham nml children went toKn mela recently. They will meet Mr. Markhnm there, and he will return to Imbler for a few days. Mr. nnd Mrs. Donald Davis nre the parents of a seven nnd one half pound baby girl. Mrs. Davis wns for- . i meriy Mnreicia nenry. uotn mocner nnd daughter are doing well. They are nt the Grande Ron tie nospltnl. Uoss Perry is moving u his new y j j CI 01c above Summerville. nnd Mr. interest ocience phiiiip5 wui mov mt Mr- perry's Quite n few Imbler people attended the tennis tournament at Union last LA CLOCHE ISLAND. Georgian !weck. The Wilson brothers played in Bay, Ontario. AuriisI ao tBy.rtan.o 10'thc tournament from Imbler". tho Associated Press) An Indian j The Wilson brothers hnvo fixed n chief buried with alt his treasures ir.lnnturo golf course nt the home of 500 to 1,000 years ago has been found their mother, Mrs. A. F. Wilson, In oy nrchcolOKists of the McDonald- Imbler. Warren Foundation expedition explor- Mrs. G. Tucker nnd children and tug ancient graves In this area. I Mrs. Warner Benin returned home i hp skeleton will be removed to ! from Walla Wnlln. where thev visited tho Warren Foundation nt Three a short time. Oaks. Michigan, together with the Mr. nnd Mrs. B. Blair were the trpwsure taken from the grave. ! guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. Denni- Thnt the Indian wns of a civlliza- son. Mr. and Mrs. Blnir nrc from tlon unknown to the white man Is Baker. tho belief of Dr. Geo. R. Fox, and I , Dr. Alvin LaForge. Chicago, because of the bear town iipckk.ee. n shell r.i,E AM) CHANK COACH Pendleton Uoiind-l'p, August 2S, and . Annual Inion Nunty tiiansc Picnic, comlilncd ullh I lie an nual Oregon K perl ment la t lent, Wednesday, Sept ember third. Wnllowa County l'alr at Hnter prlp, Septeinlirr 'A, t, ft nnd 0. (range Fair nml Home Products show (combined), Snntjuwea Inn, La (irandc, October 10 and II. Body of Indian Chief , Treasures ':::':.:.i::Exim' Dollars H " MmMM . )' nerktaee. stone heads and arrow and pear heads which did not bear any her home, her guests being friends ot ' silence; l:jo, Hecorded mu- porter at WashlnKton; 7:16, "Some ; markings except those ot the Indian ' . u J mniui . .. v.un.-. .......,. .... ,i,c i-iiiiury uiuus- tribes which Inhabited hl .m-llon of her house guest. Miss Irene ..i- I 3 P- n).: Music by the masters. ley. MJss Kellev. hn lmmn I. .1 I 0 I' ': Dinner ntuslr. Williamsburg. Iowa, arrived last eve- 1 B:3- KKrm program: :30. News di ning and Is milking a short visit In KC),t: J;'ii- Market reports, crops and AT. MlSSISMITI. A. M. CHAMPAIGN. 111.. Ifl-Tn-O famous try." l'rot. A. CI. Lunn. previous to the coming of the French .Jo'ball captains, gridiron rivals last rriiliiy, . ncii-t -!l 13: Farm Program: 1:1:15, News di- and English explorei-s. and the later 'Indian colonics. foil, will be team-mates on a coach ing staff at Mississippi A. and M. rk. .. , .. . ... collece this veur. the valley on her wav to Semite weather forecast; 7:05. "Silage In the ; .,,.J1, . "T Ur ,...,..;.,., ,1. ' ! I Capt. Christian Cagle. All-Amerl- where she Is a teacher 111 one or the ""lTy Hat Ion." Your Farm Iteporter :.,',,.,,;'.' . 1 p u!rt . ' ...T : " r can half back, lead his Army team city schools. at Washington; 7:15. "Pasture Mix-I ,2-45: rr..,,n m.i.ie fr,,m 'craves of t,,di.. t,, . k. In an Invasion of the west lost year side Theatre. een friendly with white traders and tn"1 rul,e1 Jn defeat by Illinois 1:30: Matinee: 1:30. Condition nf trappers. Is considered further nrnnf .? """""' suoro This Is Intpiirt.-iiil. All those who have slate Ilbrary books, taken out through tho reading circle or In any other way are asked m return mem tills week tures for Fall Sowing." Prof. a. It. nysiop. M'ediipsdiiv. Aukiisi -.17 lil p. m.. Farm IVogrom: 1U:15. News Walter M. Pierce home without ,!,. j ,t"rI"- "PS Hum Tri T I 12:45: A'nprIt, legion organ pro- 1 -t rriH-I.1 7 wo. , . Cr,,,n irnm Whiteside Theatre Last Friday Mrs. M. Srntncr nf th i , v on,,,,,,,,,,,, !uui rnirriHiufU H ' group of her friends at most en- Joynble auto trip and it lid not turn I out to be at nil like the account prc- wriiim 111 rriaoy evening s pnpci. Mrs. Sentner took her daugh ter, Mrs. lmn Vnn Orndnle nnd her three children. Lyral. Thelmn and Janice of Pendleton. Mra. Cora Bloom and Miss Mabel Morton om n tour of those swimming pools toward Baker. The party left Cove about ten-thirty nnd went first to Mrdlcal Springs where an Inspection of Mr. and Mrs. Pnt Powers new plunge wns madp A wonderful fm-u likkt n dinner was served by Mrs. Bcntner In the Musical 0-6 30: Dinner music. 0:30. Farm Program; t!;30. News d! Rest: 6:45. Market renori. croiw nnd Outlcok for the Future wrainer lorecast; 7:10. The Question "Pricr ni v atningion. Hex; 7:15. "Hefrlgenition on the ' lJlry Farm." F. E. Price. ; i.i,ml;i. ASit ; 13; Frttm Procrnm: 13:15. News dl- -eiaomsnrcii i U -45 HACK imOAICASTS I1AUKKI1 j FROM wam:s POOH IIOIKS SYDNEY, Australia On race I'J: i Oregon state luKlnvnys: 1:40, ite- 'the Indian unearthed bv this -xnodi- ' .A'e xm concn oacKiieia men at .corded music. ition wns of nn ne long before this Ml8SlRStPP-- ttI1l Crane is to be line 3: Music by he masters. UnA wns trod by white persons and mentor- I 0-6::(0 p. m.: Pv forest road and ictber Indian nations. ' j trail; 6:15. "Let'11 Know Some Oregon 1 The Indian had been honored, the TirrV United States Forest Service. ! nrchroloRisfs believe, by his bear ! 6:30; Farm Program: 6:30. News di- tooth necklace indication his fcar jRcat; 6:45. Murket reports, crops and hpsiicss of wild or savnpe nnimnls. A weather forecast: 7:10. The Uiiestion "hell necklace, a croup of finp npar IK.x; 7.30. "What Dairy Products As- pom of qunrtritc. chertz and ryo- 'lays horses nre on the tracks c.-llul! nave Accompusnen ana the " ,1rsr monp weapon ot Mmfc ccry aay in mc state 01 new Your Farm!""' W1- n,lu u su,"e neaa completed ,oouin wntes oia men in the various (the articles found. 'government poor houses cluster j around the loud speakers nnd bet in cents on the events. Now that is nil to be nltered. nnnccil, ,h Minister of state Arthur, who is BRUSSEIjS iAl Princess Marlr Jose n vtArinft -nnn Hrt.,i.- who i-i now thf Princess of Piedmont, directed the authorities that ' they There are many times when extra hours in the field mean many extra dollars saved and earned when moisture should be conserved, or weeds controlled, when early planting means extra yields or when you must beat frost or bad weather. Then you need dependable "Caterpillar" lights before and behind lights that are built by "Cat erpillar" for the "Caterpillar". "Caterpillars" equipped with good bright lights earn extra profits night and day. BIGGER than ihe Weather ARMORED against Time KXPr.CTINd KOV.M. I1AI1V New phonograph rec- Rest: 1-J 30. Market reports, crops ond ord rrleH.cs ... 'orcc"sl 8: Dinner music. mu 1 Btlu's program of recorded I 8:40: Farm Program: 8:30. News di ,u. . .. . .r ., , . 'K""l: e 4S- Market reports, crops and I II. Matinee: MS. Unci, Sum af 1, .,:.,. 71:., r,, A, ..... )otir bcrvlcc. i:3u, KtcordcU music. ;aii.ipsliot. Tractor trcn i-rmccss of Italy, is txpccttnc must not m futur allow n.. i birth of a baby who will be ln the men to tune In on track broadcasts. line of direct succession to the Ital- . - lan throne. 1 The child probably nil le 1-trn In f os Anpeles Jury trvlnir Mrs. Wsl Jamuiry. ju.t a vi-ar after her. mar- :iro n.,terrelch ti.r f livln.; .it her iinse to t'lmce lltuubert. , ' liusband discharged m disagreement. Co. untmg 1426 JEFFERSON AVE.