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ONTARIO. MALHEUR COUNTY, OKEC10N, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1920
NO. 39.
,T IIOSS VIHITH HIO INHTL
IOV .T HAII HAY VMS-
AMIIMCIIItTAINOFHUO-
yssiiiiiiisiPArrmNiH
TAKIIN SOON
If first crop shipped
tunning M IHirn i'"") ""
0(l Tout nf tJiomiil Sii'iil
Ine I'hinl I'H'I'i'it'N lmlnnreii
Bbtlon Tor Slock IVoiIIiik
. .iiiipauinii tlio nnorntlnn of
, ntfalfn mnl mill nt Hurley
i iiom wlm returned to Ontario
1 U convinced of tlio pOKBIUll-
or tliln bindin'ss hero.
(0l Wllimn mill IH uxpeimn
terr iloy declnrcs tlmt tho
mill linn mom onlorn now
l cnn fill nml Ik working Itn
ic i.niiM tier iliiy tukliiK the
tod of runcliorM from n dls
iJUtlnK 10 miles In 'ivory dlr-
from tint city.
i,w iln'v havo ground ami
J the entire flritt crop of thnt
i, mIiI Mr Huss, "una moy
work an tho second cutting
A (lowly stream of wagons nml
jro lieforo tho uiilnnilltiK stn
ililch In equipped with eluotrlo
unlomtors which mako rcconl
i) rotting thu liny Into tho ro
t room
ii mill which Ik n throo story
In equipped turnout wiin oio
ta tlmt no Imiiil work Ik necil
li the time thu liny roaches tho
ntll It Ih sacked nml In tho
lit tor tihlnniunl.
io tho mill him boon In opera
ut a abort tlmu It Iiiik oxpurl-
Riuch a ilcmnml for Uh product
ran not nil us orders.
m convinced thnt nu equnlly
tul mill can ho operated In
rrllory, nml will ko u long
ward reiving tho nrnulom of
Inx ttio hay crop of this vnl-
lUo tho Krlmlliiit mnchlnory
krlry mill Ik equipped wltli n
: plant nntl produces all Kinds
J for tho Mock in on of thnt
; a well uh for Mhlpmont to
cirkcti "
i ha:i had n mill purchnsod
hral weeks now nml Ik export
l machinery ovory ilny ami
Ho Imvn tlio plant In opornllou
Brae thl:i month.
II OF HAY CROP
H0EREN BY FARMERS
krlun of Mnil. Inriniseil
lli'K nf l.lwxtork nml Keilur-
i f Acreage by Dlvrrnlflid
running lln Hun.
I result of n sorlos of mooting
HIGH HCHOOL (llltLH 'IX) III
ivi:n couiwk in ni'iwing
At n mooting of thn Executive Coin,
mlttoo of Hod Cross, Momlny evening.
It wan decided to comluct a class In
Home HyKlono nml Caro of thu sick
for tho Ontario High School girls
In ntlilltlon to tho work being done
ut Oroiton Slopo nml NysBU. Tho
classes for tho girls will commence
whou hcIiooI OpCIIH.
Anothor HUbjact tnkou up at tho
mooting wnH tho appointment of u
Hoard of Directum for thu Itud Cross,
which resulted as follewH: Mesdumos
B. M. arlcR, Henry Urlffln. Luruo
Illackahy, A. 8. Drown, and Irwin
Troxoll, nm! Dr. W. J. Woose, Mssrs.
L. Adam, K, A. Kroner, J. M. Mc
Donald, W. F. Iloninn, II. (' llo)or,
nml Geo. Alkon,
I
MAJESTIC NEXT WEEK
MnJrMln Theatre Offer OmiteM
Gntnxy of Entertainment Hlnrn he
Opining of (lie llemitlful
I'lny limine
Malinger L. C. Moars, of tho Maj
estic roportH coiiiIiik weoks ottrac
tloim to ho tho best repertoire of
umimumontH liu Iihh had tho fortune
to offer his piitroim of Ontario and
Community. ,
Tho. locnl vIowh of Ontario will bo
of IntnruHt to iiiohI roHldontH from tho
more fact that tho face uru all fam
iliar, tho Htrrot hcoiioh are well photo
graphed tOKthor with tho many
stores, hIioph and offices, tho picture
feuturliiK Klnlnu Ilammoriitcln and
tho comedy with tho over growing
popularity of I.arry Semoti, will make
up a very pleasing cvonlng'B enter
talnmont for Friday, Hoptombor 3.
To tho iiilmirorH of good wettcrn
dramn. tho ofterlnR will Includo
Frank Muyo, In "Tho nrulo llrenkor",
ikSo n Snub Pnllnrd Comedy nml n
iiowh for Snturday, Boptombor, 4th.
.Tho moBt boautlfiil woman In plo
turog, Clara Kimball YounK who now
owiih her own utudlo, ami Iiiik JuhI
comploted "Tho Forbidden Woman"
will bo tho foaturo offorlnu for Sun
day and Monday, Boptombor C and 0.
A buiihIiIiio Comedy "Dummies Wed"
will comploto tlio bill.
Tho bIiow for Tuciiday tho 7th In
n whoppor, Crltit nnd CosIoh "Kowplo
DoIIh" n musical Comedy, mostly
Klrls. Mr. MoarH sayn tho country
lion boon dry Ioiir oiiourIi o ho of
fors Ontario somothliiK with a pleas
Iiik kick. Tho "Kowplo Dolls" comes
well rccommnndod from Tho DuIIok,
Pendleton, Dakor and other towns
whoro It has recontly played, "Fire
of Youth" will bo tho foaturo shown
on tho program.
Wm. Fnvorsham, famous broadway
star mokoa his first nppoarauco In a
TAKES
POSITION NEXT WEEK
Mlis i:ienlior Ituudnll Hill rds MIsm
Helen lllcksiiti At Institution
I'nll Schedule Aiiimuneel
Miss Klcanor Itnnilnll Is tho now
county librarian. Slio will arrlvo In
Ontario Monday to taka actlvo charge
of tho Malliuiir County library.
Tho liourd nnnouncoK thnt 700 now
bonkH lme arrived nnd that for tho
fall and winter nousoii tlio library
bourn wilt be, 2:30 to 5:30 and 7 to
9, every day In tho week unvo Fri
day and Sunday.
In a lurgn consignment of nuw
bonks to bo distributed to tho various
local libraries thcru has arrived prac
tlally a complete library on agricul
ture nml nil farm problems for each
branch. Thcso will lie placed hi tho
branches In tho near future.
Tinti:i: HMAM, HOVH ON IIOItHi:
HIT IIV Al'TU AND TllltOWN
Three small boys, Ksmoml Tnppen,
and Knlnnd and Orvlllu Kunzlar, lit
tlo chrrpM not over seven years old
were riding on tho back of a horso
at tho Intersection of Oregon Htreet
nml third avenue S. W. tills morn
ing when K. O. Walters canio round
thn corner In his car, Ho endeavor
ed to stop but could not. Tho fend
er of the car hit tho horso and throw
tho boys to thu pavement. They ull
foil on tho sides and than bumped
their heads hard on thu pavament.
Fortunately none of tho boys suffer
ed greater Injury than badly bruised
heads. Tho accident was wltucssod
by several pooplo who whllo they ru
cognlicd tho fact thnt the boys wcro
on tlio wrong sldo of tho streo, yet
felt that thu driver, seeing their pre
dicament, might have succeeded In
stopping. Fortunatoly ho was driv
ing slowly or tho boys would have
been unrlnunly Injured
E
E
lllglit (Vimiiiiiiillli'N Arthe In "lleltle"
1'iojeit leaders Trained Ti
Help Other Women
cl..iloV fnnturn "TIlO Mail WIlO I.08t
ty tho furm huronu mar-j, , ,. ... lho Htory rnn In tho
mmlttco which liavo boon In nwM irom uiu mu ,
lou communities which pro.,8aturday Kvonlng rosi, a cu..., ..
Haifa hay for market, thoro'a sconlo completes tho program ior
olng soutlinont In favor of .Wednesday. Soptomber 8th.
Fdlon of alfalfa meal mills.
Etee lmvo been appointed to
te and organize this dovol-
in tevorul of tlio cammunl-
are now at work flmtlnir out
flment of tho liny growers nnd
f io omer (totalis of prollm-lature
Imanufacturo of nlfulfa meal
po provide tho best solution
filing this year'8 liay crop,
f us can no installed wlllii . , n,,.u,i He
i lounago about thorn to flioiiincw m !' ; , u . ull
Pionty of business. Look-1 cNtrutlon or rupii" i" " "
OommeitccH With I'loinl-sen oi
Imtko Kiirollmei't
STAGE ALL SET FOR
OF
Ihe future, many of tho farm-
f io incroaBo tho number
7 cows kept, as woll as othor
pi farm livestock, Thero Is
general sentlmont In fnvnr nf
lne Ine ncreago of alfalfa by
jr0 grain, corn, clover
Everything is ready for the rlng-
... . . .1.. .i.nni i, nil next Monday
. " w..., v.u.w. inir OI lllu dwiiuui ww.. ..
iea land now In sight thoro of vacation to tho bos nnd girls oi
h.v ? fli'Pment for mak- Ontario
During tho past wcok sovcntcoii
Malheur County Farm Iluroau women
havo boon training to bo volunteor
loador In tho dross form project. Kach
woman mado a "botty" for liorsoir
under tho supervision of Miss Kuth
Corbett, Home Demonstration agent
of Josophlno County, who was sent
to our county for this work by the
Oregon Agricultural Collego Exten
sion Sorvlco. lly making theso forms
the women prepare thoniBolves to
aid other women of tholr coinmunl
tics. With' those, willing loadors and tho
Interest manifested by tho othor
women who saw tho forms mado II
In reasonable to oxpect that many
dress forms will bo mado In tho eight
communities which havo mado this
projoct port of tholr goal.
On Monday tho Nyssa and Owyhee
women mot at tho Nyssa school, and
tho following mado dress forms; Mrs
W. II. neam. Mrs. 0. C. Hunt. Mrs
Lax, and Mrs. Stubbs, Tuesday a
group ofvwomon met at tho home of
Mrs U 0. Itoborts in tho nig Ilond
ondlnado a form for Mrs. Huberts.
Tho Hlverdulo and Oregon Slopo
women mo.t with Miss Corbett on
Wednesday at tho Park School, and
forms were mado for Mrs, W. I
Davis. Mrs. Harry Lattlg. Mrs. Jonas
Mown. Mrs. Bplcer and Mrs. E. J.
Patch, . , ,
Mrs II. D. Lytic, Mrs. Donning and
Mrs J F. MiUor of Vale construct
ed "bottles" under the supervision of
Miss Corbett on Tnursuay. .. .-
MANY CASES SET FOR
TRIAL IN FALL LERM
Four Tine lldlN Itetiii licit lty (Jiand
.liny 'h cspimN Cuhcm To He
Heaiit Water CiixtH Enleieil
On Docket.
Judgo Dnlton Ulggn called tho fall
term of tho District Court nt Vnlc
on Monday when thn Grand Jury was
sworn In for thn Investigation of
cohch brot before It by District At
torney H. W. Swnglor. The Grand
Jury returned four Indlctmuuts three
of which aro not mado public, tho
other wns that churgliiK John Duo
Cory with burglary of tho Parish sec
ond hnnd storo.
Tho trial Jury wor nworn on Tues
day and arguments wcro heard In
tho casa of T. II. Mooru vs. II. C.
Bm It'll. Many other cases wcro set
for trial and a long hard term Is In
prospect. Prominent on thu cnlendor
Is tho number of cuses arising out
of tho adjudication of tho wntur
rights or tho Malheur rlvor, whllo
second to them Is tho list of trespass
cases.
WEI.KNOWN LOCAL HACK IIOHHK
dii:h aiti:h might illnkhh
Hod Cross Moly, tho prldo of 11.
If. Tunny's string of bang tails died
Tuosday following a brief HIiioah
Tho llttlo, horso caught cold at the
met. an incci nntl ueioru sua cuuiu ue
brot to Ontario pneumonln developed
and she died Tuesdny morning.
Molly was wol known to ovory
raco horso man In thu valley for she
had taken nart In many raros at thn
county fair nml had run on practic
ally ovory track In this section.
Her original imiiio or Atony was
changed In 1317 when sho was given
to tho Ontario Chapter of tho Itcd
Cross by W. II. Jenkins to bo auc
tioned during ih first bis drlro for
funds hero. Mr, Tunny bid her In
for J100 and slip returned mnny
times that amount to him In prizes.
AMERICAN LEGION TO
' GIVE DANCE MONDAY
Ijibor Day Diincn and Nit-MUni
Mntrli Plnniieil lly Ih-kIoii ."Men To
AnsM in OimpnlKii I'or Club
Hoom nnid Tickets Out
MnmbarH of Ontario Post of tho
American Loglon havo tickets out for
a big donco to bo glvon Monday ovon
Ing. This so far Is tho only ovont
of Labor Day. one of the holidays
that Is not obsorvod in unmrio.
Tho legion mon are giving tho
donco to Incroaso tholr fund for thn
furnishing of club rooms, for which
n start has been mado, but which Is
far from tho finish.
Tho dancors will bo glvon n real
athletic treat In addition to tho op
portunity of onjoylng tho dnnco. A
wrestling match botweon diet Camp,
tho Dolso favorlto n.irt Juck Miller of
Beattlo has been arranged and a good
bout Is assured.
It Is tho purposo of tho mon Io
provldo a placo whoro Loglon mon
can gathor and onjoy n social hour,
nmi iiinrn tills In n Junction point
mnny visitors nro oxpociou ami mo
boys want to bo ablo to ontortaiu
thorn properly. Several citizens havo
mado donations to tho fund nnd
ntiinm would of course bo welcom
ed, tho tho boys are not out with a
list or asking ior assisiuucu.
MANY HKK HOVH TAKK L1WHONH
IN (HVINO AID TO DHOWNLN'O
Joseph Hod.'iufl, from Hcd Cross
Henduunrtors In Scatdo gava a first
aid In tho wntor demonstration at
lho river last Thursday afternoon to
an Interested nudlcnco.
At tho closo of tho demonstration.
ho gavo life saving tests to sajno of
tho Junior boys. Four boys passed
tho tests nnd nro untitled to wear
the 1 If o snvlng omblem: Italpli Mc
culloch, Honald McCrloghl, Donuld
ramer, KUgar ioritcr.
IIAV PICKS UP I.V
KAHTKHN MAHKICTS
Tho Markot Heportor under dato of
August 28 quotas baled hay nt In
creases of from I1.7G to $4.00 por
ton In middle western markets. Al
falfa meal advanced ono dollar por
ton at Kansas City whoro It Is now
quoted nt $3C 00 F. 0. II. at thu
mills. No 1, baled alfalfa Is quoted
on tho samo market nt $30.60
TAXATI
SUBJECT OF MEETING
Paul .Minptiy, Kdllnr of Tax Libera.
tor To AildiONt Mm-IIiiu At City
Hull Monday Kteiiluir, nt 8
w'CIim k Kutjoiii; Wolronir
Paul Murphy nt Portland, editor of
tho Tax Liberator will bo In Ontario
on Monday evening to nddrehs n
mooting of ranchers nnd business
men on tho subject of tnxntlou nnd
haw taxes will bo nffocted by tho pro
posed Initiative bills,
Mr Murphy is ono or ma kcoii
studouts of government In tho stnto
and has boon keeping In touch with
thn rmiirni movements over in
state of Oregon so will bo ablo to
loll Malheur mon Just what Is In
storo tor them It some of tho meas
ures proposed carry.
Hlnco thoro Is no taxpayers leaguo
In Malheur county tho meeting will
consider thn advisability of forming
one so that deflnlto and enncortod
action cnu bo taken to apply tho
brakes on the presenti tendency to
mako tho sky tho limit of tnxntlou.
A general invitation Is Issuod to
ovory cltlzon Intorcstod In public af
fairs to attond tho meeting, especial
ly are the ranchers of tho county
urged to bo present with tho busi
ness mon to consiuor what should no
dona to solve tho problom of taxa
tion In a fair and importlni manner-
DIOLOfllST HOH.V AHIUVR8
TO POISON GOIMIKIIH
Mr. Evorott E. Horn of the U. 8,
Hlologlst Survey arrived tho first
of the week to toko charge of the
Farm Duroau drlvo on pocket go
pbors as requested by tho Vale
branch. It Is planned to organize a
crew under Horn's direction nnd
mako a systematic campaign, begin
ning at a point aboit midway be
tween Ontario and Vale and movo
up tho Malheur Valley.
Horn Is now busy experimenting
number of different poison
mVAlchwM l" ,nsh nnd anU,0Mrs. A. A. Doubrava on r rdny to muh in ' r Ul,8 tne of
X?" ".ifef,1'' e.oo?8 a'vo reached tho city and ,, demonstration; Mrs Axt y a As soon as this Information is
T? l be awMred for a. num. ... i.. Wnrk for tho yoar..,m. .. ?."""'? "i?I. ...rn,. in
mi. - -- -iiiihiiiiiiii iiiiu i u ii i iui iit"i .. .., i m u i u mi vn i it-i-i nil ti nil uu iuui uup
llvostock .... nn Saturday a meotlng was uu . .
Starting today tho mombors of the' t tllQ arango Hall at Cairo, ami , from t,,0 a e, rUctlon of crops
nig!," si, oor,ty under thodS
lh i . w..t iiiu uuiiur
anils llltn dm l.n.nu, rn..n
uctlou anil stihiiiTi. n,n iloi.
I'l'e comnlunlty.
''AHM I1UHIUU8
1'AH.M FKDKIIATIOX.
lun.v0v.' presllent of the Mai-
r"". rami Huronu nttnnilml
nnVlle Presidents of East
n farm b.. , r
on Monday p0r somo tlmo
CmS..hiLbe!n row,
Hon a Ti. -"""?"n" Ior
Ithm . . . luuiy oureaus
armiroblem,, of Importance
" of mi the counties
icau Wtni
EX-SECRETARY WILSON DIES
Portfolio In Cabinet Hold for Fifteen
Years Under Three Presidents.
Traor, la, James Wilson, former
socrotary of agriculture, died ut his
homo bore.
James Wilson was head of tho de
partment of agriculture for 16 years,
during which ho contributed largely
to the pheiiomeutul agricultural do
velopmcnt of the United States. Ills
long service In the cabinet constituted
a record. Albert Gallatin, once soc
rotary of tho treusury, had previous
ly held tho record with service of near
ly 13 years.
Mr. Wilson's sorvlce, howover, was
notable for tho constructive work
which It Included, rather than for the
remarkably long time which ho held
the portfolio, with ocmpletu accept
ability under three preeldonts of di
vers temperaments McKluley, Hoose
velt aud Taft.
RIG CASH PRIZES FOR
92011 WILL IHJ 01VKN TO HKHT
Ol'TLAW ItlDKIt IN KLI.MINA-
T I ) X C O N T K H T DUItlNG
I'OUK DAYH OF KAIK
MANY LOCAL RIDERS ENTER
Pilzti I'or Wild lloi-no lUico Will llo
ir.i wiilln Tlilril Sinn Will
Draiv Down An Hi en
Century
If llicronscd nionev nwnnW will
draw tho best riders who ovor sat on
tho hurrlcuno deck-of nu outlnw cay
uso at a Malheur Courtly Fair, thon
tho prizes hung up for tho olovonth
annunl exposition will furnish tho
thrills or n life tlmo.
At n recent mooting of tho Fair
bonrd it was determined to rnlso tho
onto on thcso ovents and tho follow-
Ih.. .Il..l-In.. -. .1.- . . .
iiik iinmiuu ui ma uik purso wns
mnde: first prlzo S200, socond orlzo
I1G0: third 1100. To win oltbor cf
thoso tho riders must bo In tho elim
ination contest from tho oponlng dny
and rldo ovory aftornoon.
Vlco Presldont V. T. Horrott, nnd
Secretary W. II. Doollttlo already
havo rccolvod a number of ontrlos for
this contest and rll from Malheur,
Harney and (Irani Counties of Ore
gon and frahl Payette and Washing
ton counties of Idaho. This Is what
tho board wants, rldors from this
sactlon, rather than outsldo profes
sionals, lly kcoplng tho contost
within local bounds It Is bollovod that
tho art of buckaroolug will bo an
rnuragod hero and tho permanency of
tho exposition onhnucod, and anyway,
there aro many flno rldors, capablo
of holding tholr owa with tho host
of thorn, who Iy within tho r3sa
of Ontario.
Prizes For Itopem Too
Thoro will also bo gonorous prizes
for tlio lurlat artists, with an elimina
tion contost In this ovont, too. Tho
purso In this ovont Is so sot that It
will bring out somo of tho nlftlost ex
hibitions ovor staged horo.
Thoso aro but a fow of tho field
ovents to offered before tho grand
stand every day of thu fair, tho com
ploto list has not boon finished hut
a sufficient numbor bus been secured
to Insure four of tho blggost enter
tainments ovor offered In this territory.
LECTURERS ANNOUNCED
FOR TEACHER'S WEEK
Foi liter HiiiK'ilnlenilrut of Hcliools II.
H. DoukIiinm Ceming: to lU'prciiout
Htnto l'nlell(y nt Iiulltute.
MEMBER AT FAIR FIE
Annunl HxposllloiiH Will Piovo In
spiration To WorkeiH, While Their
Exhibits Hooht Fall-
,e" '""' .".r.tn. J. M. McDon
aandcipaiayHoucheMmvo
been busily engaged Hi JW"1" "
tho high school pupils and assisting
thorn In tho selection of course s o i
study This is an Innovation In the
choois hero and will result In . .J
Ing possible an earlier star in o
class rooms for practically all of the
students will be fZ?
MAncdcoyrd.nB to the early reg.stra
tlons the number of PuP"?np"lfha
Ight School will bo greater than
over before and thruout the entire
school Bystem a large Increase in en
rollment is predicted.
i xfr Amldon. canals, io nu ma muiiiii m
ox and Mrs. Anu"u'. , , buld 0'u tremendous task, ono which will
Anv woman who wishes io uuuu n(.Pmniiiiheil without ovor-
form will bo assisted by one of " icomnK ,nany difficulties.
....,.nr leaders. Slio suoum bv
u with lho leader, order the Pl
o? of Paris and arrange for a de
monstration. Orders for plaster will
he pooled In.
them.
223 Miles An Hour by Plane.
Atlantic City, N. J. "Tha Texas
Tho Malheur County Agricultural
Association has presonted ovory act
lvo Club momber In tho county with
a ticket to tho County Fair. About
ono hundred and sovonty-fivo boys
and girls received tlckots.
Tho officers of tho Agricultural
Association feel that tho boys' aud
girls' exhibits will help make this
tho biggest and best Fair tho coun
ty has over had.
More than seventy-five girls will
exhibit tholr sowing, and twonty-flvo
Among tho lecturers who will he
In Ontario next weok to address tha
meotliiga of tho Malheur county
teachers Institute will bo Prof. II. It.
Douglass or the University of Oregon,
formerly superintendent of schools
In Ontario.
Mr. Douglass who Is now a mem
ber of tho faculty of the university
attached to tho department ot educa
tion, Is representing tho Institution
at Institutes this tall, satd Mrs. Fay
Clark Hurley, county Buporlntoudent
ot schools In nnnouucolng tho list at
lecturers to bo present ut tho local
Institute
Among tho othor locturora will bo,
Dr. J. F. Hrumbaugh.profossor of
phychology nt O. A. C, and Profes
sor Colomau of tho samo institution,
who Is a speclullst In physical train
ing. Tho othor lecturers to bo pres
ent havo not bosn namod by tho In
stitutions requested to sond repre
sentatives, nt louat Mrs, Hurley hus
'not been Informed who thoy would
lho.
Specialists In penmanship Irom mo
Pulmor school ot Portland aro comlug
and also a primary specialist trom
tho Tortland publlo schools.
Parent TVarliers to Mct-t
On Wednesday nfternoon the Mal
eour County Parent Toacbors Asso
ciation will havo chargo of tho pro
gram, and representatives from all
tho circles aro urgod to bo present
whon the program opons at 1:30 tor
there will bo many Important matters
to bo considered.
Tho Instituto will continue for
throo days, Boptombor 8, 9, and 10,
HiaNTON'H QUIOKHILVEH II
WINH MATCH HACK HANDILY
Tim annrtlne blood of tho race
horso fraternity Is gottlng warm '
preparation for tho ran campaigns
at tho various county talrs and round
This weok down at ino ruir
ups
ground tho first match raco of the
soason was Btagod whon "Qulcksllvor
II", tho nianton runnor won handily
from "Tramp" owned by a man
named Amond of Mlddleton.
Tramp wus recently purcnasuu m
"" '. !,.. -I l. ffl-l. will avl.ll.lt l.rnn.l Jruill" wun iwin r'"".7.:
Wild Cat" an ulrpluno entered by S. i"""""' -...- -. --...- Pendleton whore tie nau uoon run
WUU mi, Ull uiijuuuu o,....... wj . i i -nvn TlnvH will tltiinlnv corn I .....,. i... ffi-lnt.a nf Dm lima.
M.... H..w. ..-- ,.-. , IUKU1I1HI lllO uonv IH.W..MB" w. ..w
uiuu una country wiin puonoiuoimi -
cess. Originally tlio race was io imvo
. ...M Lalwaan Trftmn flTlfl llfid
..!.. .,i nA.,ii, neon mil uvi.. "-. "":,,-.-
B. J. Cox, Texas oil magnate, In tho
Qordon Bennett cup races, to bo held
In Franco, Soptember 27, has attulned
a speed of 223 miles per hour In secret
test flights nt Mlnoola, Lone Island,
Cox announced horo.
and potutoes, and Livestock
membors will exhibit pigs, sheop,
F. J. Clomo Is reported on tho
I sick list this woek.
Cross Molly, but When tho latter died,
nninkllver was substituted with sat
isfactory results to tho local sports-
Imon.