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Drink Western brew:
you.
it's good for
Owing to the death of a prom
inent resident of Echo the Board-man-Echo
game was called off
last Sunday and will be played
at Echo decoration day.
Irrigation on the town lots is
in full swing. Harry Murchie
has a faculty of adapting him
self to circumstances. The wa
ter in some way broke thru the
street into his new basement on
Main street and before it was
discovered there was enoutrh
water corraled to float a battle
ship. Harry is arranging to
open up a swimming pool.
The cooked food sale conduct
ed in the new bank building last
Saturday was a success and we
look for more in the near future.
We would suggest that theladies
hold one each Saturday and
feed their men on "crackers and
water during the week. Oh you
pocket book! But it's a change
(from crackers and water) and
well worth the price.
The Boardman Trading Com
pany has installed a 40-liuht
electric lighting system which is
a decided improvement over
kerosene and gasoline and much
more convenient. Now that the
long days are here there will be
little needs for artificial light for
a few months, but this prepared
ness for the long nights ahead
is an evidence of progress on
Mr. Kingsley's part.
Our ball team journeyed to
lone and took on a little side is
sue to the league schedule in a
splendid game with Ione's fast
team. The score stood seven to
eight in favor of lone but every
body was well pleased with the
team work on both sides. Pitch
er McNutt had all the heavy
stickers on his hip from start to
finish. Senters was credited
with a three bagger wbich drove
in two runs in the eighth inning.
The day was good and the boys
were full of pep to the finish.
Next Sunday we will have a
game at home with Umatilla and
the visitors will have to have as
much stowed up energy as the
proposed power sight if they ex
pect to carry home any bacon
not been taken on the remaining
subordinate posit'ous.
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History
Year 1620 Indians sell Manhattan
Island for a case of whiskey.
Year 1921 Citizens offer to swap
back. Atlantic Coast Line News.
Subscribe for The Mirror.
To West Extension Land Owners:
I have sold practically all my own
land under your project. Many in
quiries are still comirnr tome as re
sult of previous advertising. If you
have land for sale I am in better posi
tion to get reiults than any one else.
Send me full description, location,
price and terms and your matter will
have Immediate attention.
Geo. C. Howard, 1115 N. W. Bank,
Portland, Ore. 10-ltc
KODAK WORK
TO INTRO DUCK OUR KODAK
work we will finish the first roll and
one print each FREE. Ward studio
841 Main St. Pendleton, Ore.
Only Restaurant in Pen
dleton Employ in g&fall
crew of white help
The French
RESTAURANT
HOH H AC H BROS., Props.
Kleitunt Furnlnhed Rooiiih
in Connection
We print below the telephone
directory of Boardman and vi
cinity with the number of the
phone and the different rings for
each subscriber. This list will
be changed each week or as fre
quently as any changes or ad
ditions are made.
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27 Boardman Garage,
18 Boardman Trading Co.,
1512 Brown, Glen, -
lli Ballenger, .T. C,
252 Brown, Kay,
11 Boardman, Sam,
525 Berger, Ira,
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12 Cramer, Earl -518
Cramer, Frank -
185 Columbia Trading Co.
72 Cohoon, Walter
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1515 Dillabough, Chas
515 Dillon, Chas.
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512 Gilbertb, W. H.
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22 Haniro, Chas.
152 Haieh, Wm.
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262 King, W. O.
L
522 Lirson, Arthur
l.'t Lumber Yard
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23 Messoer
82 Mefford, George
5155 Mefford, Wm.
712 Miller, Tom
515 Mitehhll, R. C.
182 Mulkey, E. K. - - - '.
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172 Olson, O. B.
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612 Partlow, A. C
715 Partlow, Frank
155 Partlow, John
75 Partlow, Paul
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25 RanMer, Dan
267 Rands, Royal
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5152 Skoubo, Adolph
255 Skoubo, I.
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15 Weston, H. H.
19 Warner, O. H.
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H. H. WESTON
Boardman, Ore.
DON'T LET YOUR
SHOES DIE IN THE
PRIME OF LIFE
When soles wear through, let us
come to the rescue. Don't let
shoes die in the prime of life
can double the service of every
Send them' to us by parcel post.
your
We
pair.
HANDLES
LAND
Improved
Unimproved
For further information ask
my neighbors.
Shoe Repairing Neatly Dono
Echo Shoe Repair Shop J 3ty fijljlMg
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Teachers Elected
The following teachers were
elected Monday night to posi
tions in the Boardman schools
for nxt year: Guy Lee, from
Monmouth Ore., will have
charge of the Junior high. Mr
Lee is a Normal graduate with
considerable experience in upper
-grade work, chorus and band ex
perience, and comes highly rec
ommended. Miss Vista Ab
tey of Goble, Ore., where she
has been in charge of the first
and second grades was elected
to the primary position. 8he is
equipped to teach music and art
in her grades, plays the piano,
and has had experience with
playground work. H. "H Craw
ford, local ex-service man was
elected to the position of manual
arts, science and athletics. Mr
Crawford shows a broad list of
academic subjects and much
practical training in mechanics
and industrial subjects. Mr.
Crawforu has not yet certified in
Oregon, but expects to do so at
the first examination in June
Miss Myrtle McNeill and Miss
Naomi Runner have been re
elected to the 5th and tith grades
and Latin-History English re '
pectively. Dttiuite action has
Expert Work
ON
WATCHES, CLOCKS OR ANY
THING IN MY LINE
Bring or send your work
or orders and
I Will Pay Return Postage
Wm. H. Ogden
JEWELDt TO THE
WEST END
HnmstM
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0. H. Warn.r Pray.
BOARDMAN, OREGON
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BOARDNAN AUTO LIVERY
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WE SELL LAND
or ihow you i homntrad. Wr i
first. Lit ua thaw jot.
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It is Hard to Correct
A Mistake in Plumbing!!
So it isadvisable to get. right
at the outset, the newest, the
best-tlie most sensible and
practical plumbing- fixtures.
As practical plumbers of
long experience, you can safe--ly
rely upon us for advice on
this Important problem.
JAMES McNAIR
0( W. V, M
PLUMBING
& HEATING
Pendleton, Oregon
BOARDMAN UTELLEfl
VOL. I.
BOARDMAN HIGH SCHOOL, BOARDMAN, ORK., Al'RIL 15, 1921
NO. 8
Boardman Utellem
lidited by Boardman High
School.
Declamatory Content
The declamation finals were
well attended last Friday night
in the school auditorium. There
were twenty contestants. Ma
hava Kutzner.last year's winner,
was again the choice of the
judges for first place, in Division
I. Norma Gibbons is alternate.
In Division II, Weldon Ay ere
won, alternate Louise Klages;
Division III, Wahnona Rands,
first alternate Caryl Signs. Prof.
P. J. Mulkey, and Misses Miller
and Gray of the Arlington
schools were judges. Refresh
ments were served in the school
cafeteria after the contest.
"Safety First" to Be Stuped
The date for "Safety First"
has been set for April 28, and
preparations are going forward
rapidly in order to give the au
dience their money's worth on
that date. The manual training
department is making the stage
settings; and costumes will be
procured from Portland for part
of the characters. The proceeds
of the plav will be given over to
the athletic department.
"Safety First" Saturday,
April 23. Reserve the date.
Admission 25c, 35c.
"Safety First" Saturday,
April 23 Reserve the date.
Admission 25c, 35c.
Itoardman Hi vs. Arlington III
The Hi school base ball team
played the Arlington team Sat
urday. Arlington won by a score
17 to 7 owing to having their
star players back on the team
anain, who had just recovered
from the mumps. The pitcher
had not quite recovered, he still
had his hand bandaged. The
Boardman team made their
scores during the first half, but
"blew up" in the seventh inning.
The Boardman people are con
templating a new ruling in base
ball circles, namely: Base ball
shall have six innings instead of
nine!
Giils!
Did you know the Boardman
Hi girls had a base ball team?
They have. The Arlington girls
know they have too. The
Boardman girls pranced down to
Arlington, April 9, and walked
all over them. Boardman Hi
girls beat by a thin margin of 21
to IS).
The Arlington girls put up a
good game. The pitcher used
the Babe Ruth style until she
let loose of the ball. It was a
good game altho the umpire
made bad decisions for both sides.
"Safety First" Saturday,
April 23. Reserve the date.
Admission 25c, 35c.
April Fool Farty
The girls athletic Association
gave the high school and friends
an April Fool party April 1, in
the auditorium. The entertain
ment was characteristic of the
date, and all present acted their
parts Leroy did sleight of hand
performances with his feet; Mrs.
Harter gave an exhibition of
Mrs. Mason's most pleasing
painting, and Edna had people
wrought up to a great stage of
excitement in a panut hunt
which ended with everyone eat
ing the peanuts which they
found Alton starred in a game
of Blind Man's Buff, and then
everyone danced to music which
was heavenly and sublime. The
"eats" were served in the cafe
teria and were pronounced prime
even to the cotton and walnut
shells.
"Safety First" Saturday,
April 28. Reserve the date.
Admission 25c, 35c.
Favorite Expressions of teach
ers and pupils.
Miss Lee "Bless Paddy"
Miss Scharman"Go o dNight!"
Mrs. Mason "My Word"
Miss Runner'Tll tell you what"
Mrs. Stewart "Oh Gee!"
Mr. Hedger "Now listen here
boys."
Mr. Signs "Can't have any
more of this now"
Miss McNeil "Poor Fish"
Leroy Gilbreth "?!! ??!"
Ethel Broyles "Oh Shoot"
Edna Broyles "Oh Lolly pop"
Found: Powder puff. Owner
pay for ad and it will be return
ed to her. Leroy Gilbreth.
Wanted A few
Billy G.
more rings.
Wanted A
Lauren C.
nice litte girl
Ray "How do you spell beet
that means a vegetable?"
Miss Runner "B e-e t"
Ray (triumphantly) "Then
b e a t is the other kind isn't it?"
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