THE 310ILM.NG OREGOXIAS, WJiDMlSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1920
BIRD BILL
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BY BOSKS
Willamette Valley Committee
Visits Malheur Lake.
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OPPOSED
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CAUTION URGED ON VOTERS
land IT Once Ceded to the Govern
uient Will lie Lost to State for
Good, It Is Declared.
BURNS. Or.. Sept. 2S. (Special.)
When a committee of Willamette val
ley business men was in Burns re
cently for the purpose of investigat
ing the transportation problem of cen
tral Oregon, a trip was made to Mal
heur lake to obtain information per
taining to the proposed bird refuge
bill which is to come before the voters
at the general election in November.
After an examination of conditions
the members of the committee pledged
themselves to oppose the bill. They
declared they felt, as the residents of
Harney and adjoining counties do.
that the land, once ceded to the gov
ernment, will lose to the state thou
sands of dollars for the school fund.
Although the land is classified as
ewamp land, it was found to be large
ly agricultural, and not as the gen
eral conception is said to be that it Is
all covered by water.
Hitch (ironing Olfl Seen.
The committeemen saw oats grow
ing from five to six feet high, two and
a half miles Inside of the meander
lino.
County Agent McDaniels left Satur
day morning for Salem to confer with
county agents and took with him a
sample of grain from that grown
within the meander line of the lakes,
and also samples of soil to be tested.
B. C. Ausmus expects to attend the
ate fair and take with him some of
the oats and barley grown within the
meander line.
While here recently Senator Cham
tierlain had his attention called to the
bill, and when apprised of conditions
he Issued a statement cautioning the
voters of the state to think well be
fore voting for the bill, for the land
once ceded to the government is lost
to the state.
Railroad Is Favored.
According to contour maps of this
eection, Malheur lake is only 40 feet
lower than the highest point of Har
ney county. It would be an easy
matter, it is said, to pump water onto
the higher ground and get the same
lesults as have been obtained in Vir
ginia valley, where 130 bushels of oats
have been grown to the acre. This is
tne type of land the refuge bill, if
passed, would keep in a primitive
state and feed the birds and let the
residents of Harney county keep on
Importing grain instead of exporting
It, it is declared.
As to the transportation problem of
this district, the committee will make
a report to the Oregon state chamber
of commerce. It Is said the report
will take the attitude that a railroad
is necessary for the development of
central Oregon. A feasible route is
declared to be that of the Natron
cut-off.
The committeemen, who were guests
cf William Hanley while here, were
Ij. K. Bean. George H. "McMorran. J. B.
Bell. Wallace Griffin and Frank
Jenkins.
Central Oregon Visited.
EUGENE, Or.. Sept 28. (Special.)
A party of Eugene business men
that left here a week ago to make an
automobile trip through central and
eastern Oregon to arouse interest in
better railway connections between
those parts of the state and the
Willamette valley, have returned, en
thusiastic over the vast latent re
sources of the sections through which
they traveled. The party drove to
Bend, thence to Redmond and Prine
viile, to Burns. Malheur lake, Vale and
Herraiston. thence across the Idaho
line to Payette and Weiser. returning-
by way of La Grande and Pendleton.
Merely "sales "--not the
sole aim here
WHEN you walk into this store you are
not looked upon as a mere opportunity
for making a sale but rather we see
in you a possible life-long customer.
In Portland the names Sam'l Rosenblatt &
Co. and Hart Schaffner & Marx are synony
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We have some of the best clothes made for
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stylish, they wear so- long and so well they'll
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The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Fifth at Alder Gasco Building
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RAIN THREATENS WHEAT
Grand Ronde Farmers Becoming
Discouraged With AVeather.
LA GRANDE. Sept. 28. (Special.)
Grand Ronde valley farmers are
becoming discouraged because of the
rain which has been falling for sev
eral weeks.
Although all of the fall grain has
been taken care of, much of the
spring grain was just being cut. That
which is In shocks is reported to be
sprouting, as well as some which was
cut and stacked. Thi uncut grain is
not damaged as badly as at first re
ported, but with the continued rains
is fast bleaching, and will mean a
much lower grade when graded for
selling.
There Is probably one-third of the
epring crop In Grand Ronde valley
still uncut.
CONFERENCE OF METHODISTS
OX AT McMIXXVILE.
LOCAL FIRM GETS BONDS
Conference Called to Hasten Sav
age Rapids Dam Job.
GRANTS PASS. Or.. Sept. 23. (Spe
cial.) Wilford Allen, secretary of the
(..rants Pass Irrigation district, h
gone to Salem to register the $400,000
'sue oi Donds of t5 district. They
will then be delivered to the Raiph
Sclineeloch company of Portland, the
successful bidders.
Mr. Schneeloch was here Monday
lit consultation with the board of di
rectors of the district. K. S. Shat
tuck. bead of the Shattuck Construc
tion company, which is building the
irrigation project, was also in the
city. A conference will be held later
in the week to determine on means
tc hasten the construction of the Sav
age Rapids dam before the winter
high waters.
Pastors at Gathering Represent 150
Preaching Places in State.
To Hold Examinations.
McMIXXVILE, Or.. Sept. 28. (Spe
cial.) Ministers of the Oregon con
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
church began gathering in this city
today for their 68th annual session
Wednesday. The Oregon conference
comprises the territory in Oregon
west of the Cascade mountains and
is divided into four districts. Bishop
William O. Shepard, D. D., LL. D., is
president of the conference, and the
district superintendents are as fol
lows: Portland district. William W.
Youngson. D. D. ; Salem district. E.
E. Gilbert, D. D.; Eugene district.
James Moore, D. IX, and Klamath
district. S. A. Danford. D. D. Approx
imately 150 preaching places will be
represented by pastors.
Conference examinations were con
ducted yesterday by Chairman A. S.
Hisey. A public reception for Bishop
Shepard and members of the confer
ence will be held tonight.
The regular session will open to
morrow morning at 9 o'clock with
the Sacrament of the Lords Supper,
followed by rollcall and memorial
services. The rest of the morning
session will be taken up with the or
ganization of the conference.
Strong programmes will be given
during- the week -by the Women's
Home and Foreign Missionary socle
ties, the board of Sunday schools,
board of . conference claimants and
the centenary conservation and ad
vance committee.
The Laymen's association will meet
Friday and on Saturday will hold a
joint meeting with the annual con
ference. The laymen will give a fel
lowship dinner at the Elberton hotel
Friday evening.
Rev. Ernest M. Smith is pastor of
the conference church and has charge
of all general arrangements for en
tertainment. Major L. S. Hopfield is
chairman of the entertainment com
mittee and the committee on ar
rangements, as well as being in
charge of the recreational hour each
afternoon.
This meeting represents in round
numbers 20,000 members of the Meth
odist church in Oregon and a total
property valuation of $1,207,000.
LA GRANDE MAN DIES
R. D. Hermann Found Dead in
Bed Arter Visit to Round-Cp.
LA GRANDE, Or.. Sept. 28. (Spe
cial.) R. D. Herrman, aged 65, was
found dead in bed Sunday afternoon
when two friends, who had become
worried over his non-appearance at
his place of . work, went to his house
and forced an entrance. Herrman
went to Pendleton Thursday tj w!t
ness the round-up, ' and on his re
turn Saturday told a friend he was
not feeling well and was going to
sleep for awhile.
A post-mortem was held Sundiy
evening, it being feared he might
have been poisoned while attehdins
the round-up. The attending phy
sician announced death due to heart
disease.
He leaves a daughter and two
brothers in Iowa.
E FINALLY
FOURTH ATTEMPT OF NEL
SONS IS SUCCESSFUL.
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AUTO ACCIDENTS EPIDEMIC
Grants Pass Scene of Many Recent
Car Smashups.
GRANTS PASS, Or., Sept. 28. (Spe
cial.) A regular epidemic of automo
bile accidents has hit Grants Pass.
There is scarcely a day that one or
more accidents are not reported.
There has been a number of narrow
escapes from serious injuries, but so
far no deaths have occurred. Mon
day three automobiles came together
at one of the principal corners and a
half hour later two more cars crashed
together. Sunday a collision at. Mer
lin almost resulted fatally.
Means are being taken by the cham
ber of commerce to check the accidents.
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NEURALGIA
Shooting pains are
soon soothed and
relieved by the
application of
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Wilbur B. Herron Declares Wife
Forced Him to Sleep In Gar
age When III.
Success crowned the fourth attempt
of Ernest S. Nelson and Mrs. Jennie
Maude Nelson in the divorce court.
Mrs. Nelson received a decree from
Circuit Judge Tucker yesterday.
Twice before suits she had instituted
had been thrown out of court and
once the husband's petition for sepa
ration met the same fate.
Mrs. Nelson received the custody of
Josephine Nelson, aged 3. five days a
week. Nelson must pay $50 a month
for the support of the child, but no
alimony. Nelson has been In the in
surance business in Portland and Mrs.
Nelson is well known as a singer.
Wilbur B. Herron declares that his
wife, Kate, pulled the covers from his
bed and struck him. while he was ill,
compelling him to leave home and
make his bed thereafter In a garage,
in an answer and -cross complaint
filed in the circuit court yesterday to
her divorce action.
Divorce suits filed yesterday were
Russell G. . Holton against Vera G.
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Circuit Judge Stapleton gave Fan
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Whale hunters tell stories of in
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when diving- after being struck by a
harpoon, some hunters asserting the
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