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Wallowa Lake 'a 4 tU?. i?V58 . ft?-v$g
Wonderland fcg, E&SOT 1IJ- E$&)$r VE&2F m$M
f Attracts Many J MlLjf11i i , WStBikSSSS.
" Union and WiiUowrt counties ore
both rich In soonlo resorts or which
i ojio. Wnllowa Luko WondurlanU. Inc.,
? U RfllnliiK a reintrknbio amount of
prestige throughout the notion. An
other leading Bcenlc area. In the
$ North Powder lake district, la des-
tlncd to attract thousands of tour
i lata In the future. It la believed.
!t Wallowa Inko, nbout four and a
ho If miles long and n mile and a
half wide. Is situated south of Jo
ntjih, OreKon, and Is about 75 nil Ids
from La Grande over the beautiful
C Jin Orande-Wallonra' luko highway. I
one of the finest pieces of road con-
'miction In the state.
Vnk 10,000 Feet lllch
j 5 7110 lnke surrounded by nwjcstlc
I mountains, Is not the only nttrnc
i iloir in the wonderland, however,
tor In the back country scores of
t lakes, two mountains more than 10,
a 000 fret In height, a glacier, and
many other attractions exist, to be
reai'hcd by hikers or saddle horses.
The Wallowa lako country was. In
cidentally, the old stamping ground
of Chief Joseph and his Ne Perce
Indians, and Indian legends still
tell of n monster that dwells In the
depths of the body of water that
Is ready to prey upon anyone who
f approaches Its hiding place. An In-
dlar will hardly stand at the edtte
of the beautiful lake, let alone enter
i boat that would cruise 'ovfcr its
I placid surface.
i The term "Switzerland of Amcr-
jl lea" has been attached to this part
of Wallowa county and scores of
persons from all parts of the world
have declared that In scenic quail-
lU'K It In iinmntrhfHt nnvwhoro nvmr i
the globe. Motion plcturo director ;
have been attracted to its shores be-(
ratiHA nf Ihn tvm trkt.liln rinnrv nf. '
. . .
lercu nnu inousanus oi pleasure
Mxkcni nnniiitiK- pntr Hit tinmnin
for a few days or a month's period !
of recreation. (The price of dairy and poultry prod-
Douglas, Moccasin and Mirror (ucts may fluctuate rapidly with less
lakes are among the moro popular. rlouo loss to producers than any
Mrccnaln Is 13 miles from the lnke other product from the farm by rea
Mccctutn la 13 miles from the lake. SOn that butter and cgyrs are pro-
Douslna U 10 mlle tront Vallo-a lake
and Mirror connect with Moccasin
about half a mile Tarther on,
MlRhtv Mountains
Prom Moccasin lake the climb up
fgle Cap. nearlv 10.000 (eet hlKh.
is nsuallv started. CaKle Cap. while
in Union rouniv. Is a part of the
Wiulowa mountains and for many
...
e peak In totem Oregon with Its
QfilS nlllliid lit lh lit 1tvr vrurt
however, surveys hare shown that
Iiflon mountain Is the
10.076 feet with Mniterhor
with 10.031. Es1p Cap Is third
One (ilarlrr KUt
In this territory is found the only
Klacler in Eastern Oregon, and hun
dreds of persons visit this yearly.
Still another trip that Is attract
ing more and more attention Is to
Buck Horn sprints and the Box can
yon of the Snake river, which U
th world's deepest canyon. RurT-s
have proven that the B. canyon
Is 75tX) feet In depth, sevrral hun
dri more than the CUaud Canyon
of t he Colorado.
At BucK Horn springs. 62 miles by
saddle horse from Wallowa hike, one
may view 10 miles of the canyon,
the Seven Devils mountains along
th Snake, and as far Into Washing
ton as Asotin. It has b.n aid
that from the ;Haks in the Wallowa
mountain one my. on a cltar day
and If looking tlmu;h a telescope,
tee the Tscific ocean.
( Complete Typewriter
Service Guaranteed
K- C. Tuckey, owner and manager
of the Txickey Tpwrlter ctmipny.
Is located at '109 Drput tXjrvt. Mr
Tuckey hwi been rtdeiit of 1a
Orandc for many year. Before open
ing up his new store on lXpot
street he did business in the Gard
ner building. Mr. Tuckey ts a spe
cialist In typewriter repair work and
guarantees all his work without
limit.
New and rebuilt typewriter nnd
adding machine are his latyest
stork and aside from the sU-uidard
BV-tchtues of various makes, he lo
'.Handles portable typewriter, rib
ribbons, etc.
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Wallowa county, .in the extreme northeastern corner of the state, has an area of more than three thousand square miles, of which about one-third
is included in the lofty and rugged Wallowa Mountains often called "The Switzerland of America." The La Grande-Wallowa Lake highway is
a scenic highway of first rank, traversing the Grande Ronde valley as far as Elgin, crossing Minam hill, and then winding down through Minam
Canyon and up the Wallowa Canyon. Coming into the wide Wallowa val ley, magnificent meadow and mountain views greet the motorist, as he
continues on through Enterprise and Joseph to Wal Iowa Lake, nestling at the foot of snow-capped peaks.
FUTURE FOR POULTRY AND
DAIRY INDUSTRY FAVORABLE
Local Co-operative Creamery Association
Explains Plan of Organization; Policy
Controlled by Board of Directors .
Affiliated with Interstate
Although the values of all farm ,
products are much less than for
, f
t" of the (iftlrv nlld poultry farm- j
er In the Grande Ronde valley Is !
mnrA fnwimhl Ihnn tmtnv nthori
. . ... . , ,... i
urauencs oi ine larming industry.
i.i tiP nt th rimmi id)iir!
Co-operative Creamery association
duccd the year around and marketed
day by day as produced. While with
'grain and other products, harvest
I time usually shows the producer a
' los or Bm tor his year s efforts,
DiUr' nnd tol,Urv fWHl "n bf 1ro:
dUlwl uonilc(illy In all parts of
cmmt'- nllrt b" beln (wl rMer
nnifits can be reallred by the pro-1
aucer. ;
r"d Rna Co-operative ,
' Creamery association was oritauteed
and Ihjh busiuewi on February 3,
nnd K" 1'1 February 3. ;
hlnhMt at l9S1: "0"fih prices were extreme-;
or 11 Mvond'1'' ,ow during their first year's op- :
rrjition. the AMociatlon reiwrts a
successful year. Perhaps one of the
factors that contributed to their
success was being located in Ui
GIFT
SHOP
HINNTUWAKK
POTTKUY
KriX'lli'NWAUK
.MELVILLE'S
Main 4.10 1 129 Ailiuns
MaHJMSMMHMMMHMI
1 1
Associated Creameries
J
to J
Grande, which enabled them
market much of then products to
ca lly
far which they received great- I
( vr proilis uy ras-un ui nit- sitting :
ln flight and
Handling marges j
which are necessary when the prod
iwK illvt ihtmwil to Other markets, i
... . , o c !
i ney mnrKeira iippru.Miiunci)
mxi iionnds of butter lc.callv. or j
about one-rourtn or tneir ompm ior ;
tho vpur. the remainder betni: mnr-j
keted through the Imersstate Asso-
elated Creameries at Portland, Ore- (
pon. of which they are a member.!
They also marketed the product o 1
the Union County Poultry assocla-
tltn. which became amnaica wun j
them on April 1. 1931. The poultry
association produced and sold locally : l0 challene Cream and Butter as- Union county's payroll. In addition , n "t."afu "W""
almost 50.000 do?en eyrgs. Isoclatlon of Li Angeles, and the to the salaries, tases. supplies and ' seeds.
I'lan of Organization Utnd o Utkes Creamery association j other Items of expense that bene-! At the main headquarters ln Ba-
By the payment of 1.00 for a ot Minneapolis, aann. The four I fits the community, their me mbers ; ker. Marshal Grain company manu
cerl If icate of membership a producer , marketing associations are under . received almost SI 00.000 last year j factures a feed which Is of execp-
becomes a member of the assocla- i
non uuu i inu.ir.i .
pate m me earnings P
and all other benefits of the asso-1
'clAtion. The btvird of six directors
elation
is elected from the membership for
a period t( two years, three dlrec-
tors ixmuc electrti ai ine annum
meeting of the association each year,
Tho directors arc custodians of the
business of the nssox'iatton and are
Finished
Monuments
Native and Imported
Ovauito and Marble
CEMETERY
Memorial
. Works
C II M-C"LVRE. Prop
Main 33o 2213 Adams
CA GRANDE KVKNINU UbSKKVKK, LA GRANDE, OKE.
lesponslble to the members for suc
cessful operation. All profits. from,
the business are- distributed annu
ally to the members according to
the amount of products they have
marketed through the association.
Affiliated With State Creameries
On Mnrch 18. 1931, the Grande
Ronde Co-operative Creamery asso
ciation was elected to membership
with the Interstate Associated
Creameries, located at Portland, Ore.,
which is the marketing association ,
ol' co-operative creameries of Ore
pon. The Interstate is owned by ;
co-operative crenmeries of Oregon
and Washington, which represents
more than 6000 dairymen. All sur
plus butter from the various co
operative creameries Is shipped in
umtv iu wic unci oiun. wurio i to
cui miu one aim iv.-u-puumi prims
and wholesaled iu the Portland
trade terrltOrV
Thts enables the
.. . i . i .. .
iu-uiuuiw vu inw hwu iwie
for their oroduct than would be
ceiveti n iney were lorcen o sen
throimh brokers, and enables them
to be represented on the produce ex-
change of Portland.
-nie inlorst.lte is one of the four
marketing associations recoantzed
aild endorsed bv the federal farm
board, the others being the United
Ualrvm0 s n5sociIulDn" at Seattle,
mt to work tctether In an
eiiort IO siaouire me ouiier m:irw
A Great Difference
There is as great a difference between
the modern Funeral Director and the
"Undertaker" of thirty years ago, as
there is between his beautiful Funeral
Coach and the plume -decked horse
drawn hearse of other days. Scientific
training and a new conception of SER
VICE have wrought this change, which
is fully reflected in the management of
our Modern Funeral Home.
in their respective territories. If
any. ot.tha marketing associations aa
oumulatee more butter than they are
able to dispose of in their territory,
it Is shipped to one of the' others
who has ft market for more than
they are receiving, and thereby pre
vents a price decline in the terri
tory where the surplus was accumu
lated. . V
: Quality of Product
All butter received In roriland or
any of the larger markets must be
sold according to grade, and on ar
rival Is scored by a government
agent, who determines the grade.
Ninety-two score or extra grade but
ter usually brings from 1 to 2 cents
; per pound more than 90 score, or
; standard tirade butter. Therefore,
r iv is lilt: ucsire vi itu tn-imuL-i ivst w
prcouce as mucn score uuiicr as
pcssible, and can only be accom-
j pushed by churning good cream. The
' ,. . r-, ry, .
urancte nunac to-uiwniuvf nwm-
re-'erv hR rtono n crpnt amount of ed -
. ucatlonai worn relative to tne care
of cream with the result that about
CO per cent of the butter they pro-
dure scores 92 or extra grade.
Benefit to Community j
llonefll to Community
The Ornnde Ronde Co-operative
Creamery association, Is a decided
t benefit to tne conuimnity. tney are
; cue of the largest contributors to
i year for products delivered to their
iiin.
WALKERS FUNERAL HOME
FREE AMBULANCE SERVICE
PHONE MAIN AT.
s Laoy Attendant
? j-n a t wUiun the nu:ins of M.
Grain Buyers
Show Increase
In Business
More and more, people are appre
ciating the advantage of being able
to purchase everything possible
from the local merchant." Marshal
Grain company, wholesale and retail
buyers of grain and poultry, located
at 1415 Jefferson avenue, maintain
vthat the public appreciate the extra
value they receive by patronizing
those stores who buy from the local
producer, In a two-fold manner.
They are creating business for the
grower and the buyer and receiving
e- far better line of commodity than
they could elsewhere.
The Marshal Grain company's
! hraneh Ktnrv hi I a Ota n rip nneiipri
: ere on c1- 1931, and has en
j - ...v... .
I ron tlie start. The main office is
"? located at Baker and the company
I has branch offices at North Powder
j a " i.ranae. inrougnout. tneir
' no' career, iney nave stress me
; I:,ct 01 ouying tneIr proaucvs irom
; " ' " " , ,, ' , ,
: "s 'hey do In all their poultry. ,
; tlonal quality. This is sold in their
.,.v j
mentioned commodities,
agents for Royal Coal. '
Harley Smith is manager of the
La Grande branch. Mr. Smith has
been a resident of this city fox
many vears and always a urm be
liever in La Orandc and Its own
resources.
Root Beer Stands
Do Good Business
La Grande's thirst keeps the two
root beer stands of the A & R Hoot
Beer company busy during the sum
mer months. "A nickel a mug" Is
the standard pl-lce adopted by the
A & H. The familiar orange and
Royal Poultry
We Buy and
Apex Ladders .,
Portland Ladders
Atlas Ladders
BERRY HALLOCKS
NICOTINE SULPHATE
AHSENIC OF LEAD
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Marshall Grain Company
1415 Jefferson Main 826
SENSATIONAL
BOOK VALUES!
Five Important Books
For Home and School
$1.00 Each
A brand new DICTIONARY with 1930 census,
bound in two colors maroon and dark blue morocco
finish artificial leather bound in semi-flexible stvle
with rounded corners.
SHAKESPEARE'S WORKS, complete in one volume,
with the famous temple notes. Hound in dark red
mutation leather, flexible binding; with rounded cor
ners. .1 rinted from excellent plates on. Bible paper.
A lwaiitiful new King James HOLY BIBLE. Bound
m a semi-tlexible dark blue imitation morocco with
,rif dflCOlm;rs srold stamping. Large clear tvpe
pi inted on fine white paper.
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS. A book of 5.000 ques
is ton r", H V"d0i Kcnl heads, such as art.
K'r h " iU ' a ,vcnt;l1 envss-section of
human curiosity and geneial knowledge.
rPAPlffrs li'-o 'Tm1mk,:h,e lH10k - MINUTE BIO-n-
,l:S;, ? 1 lustI;ft,""s " I"'" Sreat lives. Each
tt 'fr "?1""",' Wil of " historical
cnaiactei, fumi Aesop to P. T. P.arnum.
La Grande Book & Stationery Co.
."Service Station for Home and Office"
1114 Adams Ave. Man g0
Wednesday,' June 22, 19J2
black coloring of the two company
stands is liko an oasis In the desert
to the tourist.
The beer la made directly at the
stand In. large quantities with spe
cially manufactured machines and Is
served In uniform mugs or steins,
and kept clean wiili time-saving and
sanitary scientific washing solutions.
This speed of service makes It pos
sible for the operators to take care
of a heavy business.
The root beer business under the
system of retailing which has been
adopted by the company is a busi
ness Innovation and according to lo
cal representatives is one that is de
veloping rapidly and successfully. The
A & R root beer stands are located
at 13i)(Jl2 Adams avenue and at Hills
Service Station, 1001 Adams avenue.
D
& Dairy Feeds
Sell Poultry
,. SHc per foot
35c per foot
30c per foot