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SIXTEEN PAGES DAILY EAST OREOONIAX, PENDLETOK, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, MAT IE, 1920 PAGE SEVEN Special News of Umatilla Co, PROJECT ALFALFA ; CRM ORGANIZE W Oregonian BpeStl .) c iI.UMHI A, May 15. Alfalfa rats era ot trie project after several meet la fa held at Hermlston and Colum bia alt MV transacting real business, the affairs having materialised to such an extant that results are seen. The organUatioa la known as the North western Hay Orocers; Asm. .nation. Charles Burke baa purchased the 40 acre tract of land north of Walter Blessings and Is preparing to put the acreage In alfalfa. Mr. Burke la an easterner. NorrlM Jones, who haa been visiting hie parent at Baker City, for the Mist few weeks, haa returned and la now at work on hie father's farm. 8chool will be cloaed for the Hum mer vacation Friday the 2 Int. The teachers heve not all been secured for nen year. There la a vacancy yet In the grammar grades. Miss Iterating ae the primary teacher and Miss Oralmm. the Intermediate, will be re instated for the next term. There has boon some fishing for trout lately in tee reservoir which is e.ulte an unusual thing here, bass be- ' IhK principally ibe only fish. It isj hoped the trout li -him; wil last usl many wish So take opportunity of the port. Friends of Wllina Waut-nuian will be pleanil tt learn Uini y)i e:uriid away ihc.hmuf j of her division in the epo-e AtJvi': cn'e-ii kcbl jU peti-i-ii .lost Friday. A tfohl medal was taedru price wop by VViima wiiii'- 1 - ii - 'he second prlaerf , ailver ne Is) A lr.rre i.4 r. bone power tractor earned y -'. I Bane passed Ui rough the i jar-i'.-.i;y V-,in. -,1., la lli Com liiaed lu th. olumhin river sear tie Cold Hprli.tr.; station. The maeiiit-'- It ' used for immpiug wa ter for Irrigating the large tract at land which Is to be aeeded to alfalfa and wheat. The Island consists of 6000 aeras and haa been used ID the past for pasturage. Mr. Barnes haa leaeed the Island for five years. The Neighborhood club will meet at the liome of Mrs .Edmund Tuesday the 18th. The ladles are asked te brine needles and thimbles. CONTEST PROGRAM AT RIETH SCHOOL IS HELD 'lions Ida fJanford Anderson. ' artd Kathryp East Orugonian Kpeclal.) ,i HIETlf, May 18. A contest pro gram waa given Thursday evening atl rtwiyht Sanford ine scnooi auditorium between t(ie"! primary room and the high school, against the Carmena union. A large program wax held including: .Primary, Room, Miss Bdith Perry teacher. Recitation Ralph Barker. What shoo I, I We Do? Velta, drabs). The Man In the Moon Marleta An thony. i Am a Little, Man Richard Tomp I kins. Utile Brown Bparrow Roth Sny der." , One Thing Lacking lIk Zehrung. If I Knew Clinton Crahnm. The I'ony IBnglne- vvilliam Tomp kins. Cat. Tails Uither Porks. DtaJqgut Black on fine Side Alexander Use Henry Uluhn. Mr. Jones aud Ma. Tarn bo iAithrr Parks and m. bai.t Tompklnn. Trials of a Teacher F. n. san ford and Charles tlrahsm Tlie Foolish. Frog -Harlan SSehrunr. Wiuie Anthony and William Tomp klna. t , Songs" Found n Peanut Mnrla.ii Zehruroi i and Will in Ant h..nc. Intermediate Roocn Miss Francis Blirtfooos, "teacher. -Hecltatlp; 1 ..'.. A Bunch of a4q Kays Frank Zehrung. May Helen Ymng. , The Bail road Creasing Charlie En glish. Song Heart the Kerry Raindrops by Carrie Hillman and LueBle Cllpln. Dialogue: ' A Sudden Discovery Frederick Heath, iviuia Hillman and John Ban- ford. The Wage Question Helen Young, Jack Atnann and Carl Livingston. Song Tell we "Eat" Again fharles pd Nykee EnKlish. High School Room Miss Bessie Andrews, teacher. Dialogue The School Master- Floyd Van Orsdall and Teddy Roberts; I receiving: prizes were: Ida SanWard, Kathrvn Andrsu. Harlan Zehung, Wlllla - Anthony, William Tomplrt.5i'oarlle English. Frederick Heath. Laura Hillman. John Sanford. Charles English.' Nykee English. Dwlgfat Sanford, Floyd Van Orndall and Teddy Roberts. large crowd "attended and later refreshments were served. Mlas itcasie Andrews left today for her home In Echo. A large crowd of Rieth peep)e were in town Friday to attend the eirces and take in She carnival. Mrs. Rosle Budget! and ifhlldaen are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs Wm. Ellis. saiji-i .m j-- i i 1 - - r - yMIIIUINIIIItlllllltlllllHIIIINIIIIIIIfllltllMIINIIHItHlllllimillHIIHINimilHinilllMIH I Flour For Yourself I Feed For Your Stock ROLLED BARLEY Good Horse WE HAVE IT. for the THE STORY OF IK COIVULE VALlfY The Colvllle Valley la located nboiit twe hours' ride by automobile north Of the city of Spokane, in Stevens County. Wash. The valley is from two to four miles In width and Is practically level. The soil In the bottoms Is a black silt loam and on the higher lands a clayey loam. The rainfall Is about ft Inches and comes at very opportune times during the summer as well as at other seasons. Wheat, pate, rye, barley, corn, aUnlfa. timothy, clover alslke and atl ernot crops are grown in the valley, as yell as different varieties of vegetables and fruit. It Is not uncommon to have yields of 40 bushels of wheat, 100 bushels of oata and four tons of timothy hay or alfalfa. Nowhere In the Inland Empire is there a better stock country. The Mile ea earn side of the valid)" affords thousands of acres of free open nnge that is wall grossed with bunch grass. The range is well watered with Mod. pure spring water and lakes. The winters are mild and it is necessary to feed only about four months of each year. The livestock hanka In the valley will loan you nearly 100 per cent to bur cattle provided you huve the feed and facilities for taking care of them A KVM3P1-K MAUflAIsT 230 acres of fine bottom land, 150 acres In cultivation 66 acres In timothy hay, 15 acres in alfalfa, "oh good county road, 10 miles to Colvllle. A good barn 48x82; a good house and all the other buildings you can think of. Just 20 rods from school house1. Good .fencing and partly fenced hog tight. Joins good range Owner Is an old man and wishes to retire. WHh the place at this time aod included in the price r head horses, 21 tons bay, 2 milch cows, S bogs, chickens, geese, household goods, 2 wagons, 2 plows, disc harrows, mower, rake and all tools. Price 832.000.00 and stiould he worth double this in a short time. Other winces from 84 MO. 00 to 1200,000.00. Come and go with ua to the Colsille Valley and you can see for yourself. OREOOV-WASHINCrTON' RANCHES CO., ROSS C. LASHLEY, Mgr. Phone 84S. Bowman Hotel Bid. MAN I IS MARRIED AT 0. A C SUNSHINE ALL WINTER is assured if you purchase the concentrated elements which is contained in CASTLE GATE COAL B. L. Burroughs Incorporated Phone 5 College & Webb SI s. f CESst pregenlao Special HERMISTOM. May If.. A wedding Of considerable Interest In college cir cles at CorvsHta IS that of Miss Lulu Vivian Meloy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Meloy of Corvallla and fnarence B. Johnson, solemnized Sat-' urdny iui Yakima, Wash, by Rev. Ed ward Campbell of the Presbyterian cnuron. Among ine guests m uiR wedding were Mrs. Meley and Miss Kathleen Meloy who went north Thursday with the brlde-elect. Miss Meloy Is a senior at O. A. C, and has Just completed her college work and Is un attractive anil popular airL She is a chatter member of Delta I'ni Kap na and has brno elected to Phi Theta Kappa. Mr. Johnson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Johnson of Hermls ton, and Is also A graduate of the Cor vallla college, class of 191? and mem- ebr of MasK eV Dagger, and during two years of the world war served mei country overseas. Mr. and Mrs. John sen will nuke their houje in Tnppen- ish. Wash., where Mr. Johnson is em ployed by the Mutual creftmery Co. Clarence B. (Jack) Johnson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Johnson and a brother of Miss Edlie M. John son and resided with his parents at Hermprtoh before he took up Ms col lege course at the O. A.' C. Mrs. J. A. Peed and Miss Llla Mc MlUian were shoppers in Pendleton. Saturday. lit las Pauline Reals has accepted a position as book-keeper for the Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. Mrs. Joe Ralph and little daughter Betty were Pendleton visitors Monday. Mrs. A. E. Bensel entertained the school teachers with a picnic dinner last Saturday at her home north of town. C. B. Percey left Tuesday evening for Oskhosh. Wisconsin where he was called by the serious Illness of (his father. v Mrs. Hollls Percey is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. F. Bryant at Rieth for a few days. ROLLED OATS Mules Like it WE HAVE IT. BRAN All Right for the Cow WE HAVE IT. MILL RUN Better for the Cow WE HAVE IT. SHORTS All Stok-Not People WE HAVE IT. MIDDLINGS All Stock-Not Bad for Flap Jacks WE HAVE IT. CHICKEN JEED? Now you said something; come iu and look our line overwe absolutely guarantee results. See Us Before You Build Estimates furnished. Satisfaction guaranteed. Can place you on a home paying plan. Why pay rent? Scott & McGee A. H. Scott J. W. McGee I'honc 11(51 Phone l.'iT-M Penlloton, Oregon Hiiiiiiitiwim a I OLYMPIC FLOUR at your grocers. Portland Flouring Hills Co. Thompson St at Railroad Tracks ll 5 5 fliUII s BE SAFE AND NOT SORRY When your loss occurs you will have trouble if your policy is not correctly written. For this reason we devote all our time and attention to our insurance business in order that our policy holders may collect their losses promptly, and in full. Bentley-Graham Insurance Agency rjStabJished over . ; years. IIIIUIIUIUIIIIIIIIIUUIIUIUIIIUIIIIIUIIIIUIHIIIIIUIIUIUIIIUIUIUiUUIIIIMIIIIIIUir Wool Prioes Are Racing Baqrut for Fine crude-. ! (By Associated Press.) BOSTON". May IS. The Commer cial Bulletin today says: "The market has been dull this week for the most part and prices are easing a bit except on the choice fine wools the world over. Scoured basis: Orejron Eastern Xo. 1, staple $2 Q 2.10: eastern clothing S1.7.a 1.80; vullf y No. 1. 1.706 1.75. Pulled Delaine 2.066 2.15: AA 1.80 1.90; A supers I.C5&1.75. Mohairs Best combings 60ft 65; best cardings 550. nillllllUlllili!l!injllllJltliilllliiillllilllllllt!lllllllll!i!lil!lll!IIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllll!!lllll illlltlMHIilMHIIIIIIItNMWtllUIIHlMltlllllltl'HIIMimjlUUIMttnillrttlllllllltlllftlHm THE FAMOUS HAZELWOOD ICE RAM Sold in bulk and at fountain " VANILLA, FRENCH VANILLA. STRAWBERRY CHOCOLATE! AND Maplenut Bricks in Stock at AH Time The Charles Co. Phone 7 71ft Main St. fijiiHiiiHifiiiniwiiiiiiiMiirinnmiimiiiiiiuiiiiiiifimmiimiiiiiiMiiuiiHiiiiimiiliai REALTY Wm DEEDS R. S. Howard Jr. Receiver V to E. Andrews 200. Tart of Sli 1-t SW 1-4 Sec. if. TP 5. K, R. 27. Bl Andrews to Ella R. Walpole f 1.00 (same description as above. ) Ben P. Diipius to Eidth Wober If. 3 1-2 SW 1-4 Sec. 8; Its 1 and 2 of NW l-t Sec. 17 and lts 3, 4 and !, Sec 18. T. :t. X. It. 36. Edith Weber to Hep F. DupHis .81. l.ots 4 and S, Block 65, Res. Add. Pen dleton. Wn. I.oyd to Henry Iyd 83000. Part of SW 1-4 SB 1-4 Sec. li, Tp. . N. R. S5 and strip 1 rod wide across south side of SK 1-4 SR 1-4 Sec. 22. Mallnda Reaer to Michael T. Iynch $1.00 that part of Sec. js. Tp. n. N. R. 37, lying north of County Road. Sarah J. Try on to Frank H. ("hatas $2650. Ut 7, Block U. lte. Add. t'endleton. raullnc Ingle to flora Harder 82000. Mete and bound tract, Milton. Wm. Hardesty to Harvey J. and Augusta H. Hodeen $10. South 3-4 of SW 1-1, BH 1-4 Sec. 13, Tp. S, N. R.35. Alexander A. Maiming to Rdn s. Mable $1.00 E 1-J NE 1-t SE 1-4. Sec. 1. Tp. 2. N R. S2. Anna O. Winn to Oeo. W. Wlim $1.00. South 28 acres of NE 1-4 SV l-4l SE 1-4 SW 1-4; W 1-2 SW 1-4 and SW 1-4 XW 1-4 Sec. 11, TP. 4. ,N. R. 36. C. J. Deeraln t'1 C M. Wright $1.00 NB l-f SB 1-4. Sec. IB. Tp. 2. S. R. 84. Announcemen t I wish to inform the many friends and patrons of the firm of Lindgren & Fran seen, Tailors, that I have purchased the in terest of my former partner, Mr. Albert lindgren, and thai the same policies of hon est and careful treatment of our customers and prompt service will be carried on in the future as in the past. it shall always be my desire to give the men who want clothes of the Better Kind the very best obtainable, in quality, fit and workmanship, at prices that are fair. My stock of imported and domestic woolens is full of' snappy patterns and you will always find the best procurable in my line. I will appreciate a call from all my friends at any time and will always strive to give you the best service possible. Bingham Springs Breakfast, 7 to 8:30 A. M. Dinner, 13 to 1:841 P. M. Supper S lo I P. M. SUNDAY DINNER, MAY 16, 1920 Cream of Chicken Soup Sweet Pickles Radishes Head Lettuce with Mayonnaise . Potato Salad Fricasse of Chicken with Dumplings Sirloin of Beef with Brown Gravy Mashed Potatoes Green Peas Apple Pie Assorted Cake Vanilla Ice Cream NOTICE AH meals will be 75c until further notice, except Sunday din ners which will be $1.00 (except-opening day). A weekly rate of $12.50 will be made for meals to those wishing to stop at the Hotel. Dining room service will be family .style ami dining room will be open all day Sunday. Very Sincerely Yours Can t Fran Olive r Chilled Plows Plow Makers for the World Aaron Has Cure Flakefe Geyser Akron, Ohio, generally known as the ! rubber center of the world Is also the home ofactories that turn nut various brands of Quaker Oats. An under gratuiid pipe line, worked on tHe auc tion principle, conveys the grain from one plant, through the center of the city to another plant. During the last cold spell this pipe tin re ted and corn flakes were mixed with snow flukes In a veritable geyser that covered the street. Successor to LINDGREN & FRANSEEN, Tailors Phone 446 735 Main St. I I When a man is conlpelled td eat hit ,5 words hie appetite Is o.uicV at!f ted. lJH(MiuMMHIslHlltmillllll(l(IHIIIIIIIMIII IIIIIIIMIIIHIIItlllllllllllHIIIIIIIIli Stuigis & Storie Pendleton. Ore. Walla Walls. Wuh.