j The Only Restaurant in
I Pendleton Employing a
full crew of white help.
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Blegant Furnished Rooms
in Connection.
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Small Acreage
Town Property
Unlmnproved Land With Water
City Lots in Boardman
Town Lots in New Town of
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Parma and City Property
in all parts of Oregon,
Washington and Idaho
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A TTO R N K V - A T- I, A W
Office in Court House
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Iran cis mcmenamin
Lawyer
H HPPNER, OREGON
erls Building. 'Phone 04!
E. P. Dodd, Hermiston j
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The
Z Continental Insurance
Co.
of New York
t ARTHUR L. LARSEN
Resident Agent
Boardman - Oregon
MES D. ZURCHER
AtUn-ney-at-Law
!'. NKIEIjD . . OREGON
ill De at (he Highway Inn Wed
nesday of each week.
DR. W. W. ILLSLEY
Osteopathic
S1YSICIAN AND SURGEON
0118 lies. 711 Office 551
over Bank Bldg., Hermiston
Calls answered at all hours.
ODSON & SWEEK
VTTORN BYS-AT-LA W
Masonic Building
Heppner, Oregon.
DR. F. V. PRIME
1) K N T I S T 1 Y
HERMISTON, OKE.
Bank Building
Phones: Office 93. Residence 751
Hours: 8 a. m, to 5 p. m.
DR, FRANCIS P. ADAM:
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON
HERMISTON, OKE.
Hank Bldg. 'Phones: Office 92.
Residence 595.
Office Honrs 9-12. 3-6.
Calls Answered Hay or Night.
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Double S. & H. Green Stamps
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on all sals until April 1st. 3
Now is the time to gel a good I
woven .Miii net pari oi me
money back. Wre nive S. &
DR. RAY W. LOGAN
p H v sic I a x & s u it ; E o
Calls answered at all hours prompt i
Edwards Building
UMATILLA - - OREGON
In Irrigon on Wednesdays.
In Boardman Tuesdays & Thursdays
THE H. & H. SHOP
710 Main Street I'eudleton, On
Art Needlework Supplies Ever
thing for the Baby.
HEMSTITCHING AND STAMPING
Careful Attentin to Mail Orders
H. Green Stamps
only.
on sales
WM. H.
Jeweler to the
West End.
OGDEN
Hermiston,
Oregon
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'Phone r09
DR. L. C. RICHEY
OPTOMETRIST AM) Oi'l'10L.
Eyes Scientifically Examined
Lenses Ground and fitted.
American National Bank Buildin.
PENDLETON, OliEOON
IRIIff!!!
R. N. Stanfield, President
Ralph A. Holte, Cashier
Prank Sloan, 1st Vice-President
M. It. Ling, Sad Vice-President
Bank of Stan field
Capital Stock and Surplus
$37,500.00
Four Per Cent Interest Paid on Time Certificates j
of Deposit.
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Now is the time to Subscribe for the Boardman Mirro:
The Hig
hway Inn
O. H. WARNER, Proprietor
Boardman, Oregon
In Connection
BOARDMAN AUTO LIVERY
'We go any when- night or day"
WE SELL LAND
or show you a homestertd. We saw it first. Let
ns show vou.
FARM POINTERS
Phosphate Helps Manure
Forty pounds of superphosphate
to each tou of barn ard maur.re ap
plied to the k.nii will result in in
creased yeildg. It roinforcos the
utnure in phoaphorun, tho element
In which it is low, but which is
dr.iva upon heavily by tho crops.
Swat Scrub Bulla
Crude cows sired by a pure bred
juli olteu return as Much as 25 pel
;3nt more pro tits to the owner than
hose sired by buils of nondescript
reuding. Good pine 1 red bulla cac
re a history, because of recant iln
a ial depression. Calves and year-
g3 with record dama can now be
irohased for from "$75 to $200 each
.Villi good Lulls so low In price, there
i no excuse for continued, use o!
icrubs.
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Bordeaux Gets Blossom Blurt it
Where blossoni or spur blisht ,
..used by the brown rot or Monelea
lingua, was serious last year on
irunes, apricots, and cherries, apply
i through spray of Bordeaux 4-4-50
ust as soon as the blossom buds are
eady to burst open. Casein-lime
preader, if added at the rate of one
lalf pound to 100 gallons of spray,
s desirable to secure maximum pro
ection. Keep Perennial Weeds Cut
Perennial weeds such as morning
glories, quack grass, Canada thistle,
;nap weed and death weed will soon
appear. The best way to get rid of
hese is to starve them out by keep
ng them cut off below ground so that
tew or no leaves get to the light.
Dont Skimp Spraying
It takes a certain amount of spray
o give satisfactory protection io a
ree. Leroy Chllds, of the Hood
Uver branch experiment station, has
has determined that it takes four
gallons of spray to cover an average,
healthy 11 year old tree, and about
7 gallons for a seventeen year old
ree. If the apple grower will fig
ure up his spray tank avarage, he
an tell whether he is applying
nough material.
When Soil Needs Nitrogen
Where too small leaf or wood
growth on crops is produced it la
often an indication that nilrogen is
lacking in the soil. To supply this
nitrogen temporarily, fertilizers may
be used but the permanent remedy
is to build up the nitrogen content
of the soil by growing legumes and
turning them under and by practicing
crop rotation.
'rop Rotation Pays Big On Watered
Parm Lands
ARLINGTON NATIONAL
BANK
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
$73,000.00
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OFFICERS
A. Wheelhouse, Pres. E. J. Hough, Vice Pi es.
rl. AL Lox, t asnier
Chas. T. Story, Assistant Cashier
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Rotation and diversification of
crops in irrigated sections are just
is important as elsewhere and even
more certain to return a profit, says
W. L. Powers, head of the depart
ment of soils at the O. A. C. Such
a plan permits the growing of leg
umes yet reduces somewhat the per
centage of meadow, thus avoiding
over production of hay. The repla
ced meadow can than be put into
a cultivated, or other cash crop of
low water requirement which will
give larger returns per unit of land
and water.
The ordinary arguments in favor
of rotation are especially applicable
io the irrigation farmer. Diversity
of crops means a more steady out
put, affords regular' employment,
helps eradicate weeds, insect pests,
and diseases, and conserves fertility
because of the different, demands of
root systems, and permits recuper
ation after exhaustive crops, not
ation helps improve the tilth and av
ailable fertility by permitting the
p'owing in of sod, use of deep rooted
legumes, and barnyard manure. One
crop farmers all need water at the
same time, and meadows require the
maximum amount of water. 1'nder
irrigation crop yeilds are larger, so
methods of maintaining high water
capacity are of prime importance In
lessening the irrigation requirement,
Larger amounts of manure can be
used without leaving the sod too open
where irrigation is practiced, thus the
soil may be built up and kept in a
high state of fertility with the aid
of rotation. Average net profit on
land has been increased $14 an acre
by the Oregon station over a period
of seven years of rotation. Irriga
tion, rotation and manure have In
creased the profit $23.02 an acre
over the same crop grown continu
ously The gain from rotation al
most clear "velvet" as little or no
additional expense Is involved.
Fiul Child Develops into Champion PslpACHE BAND
j, pna im ici7 vadl
MkW 111 TT I VI l
r
Dorothy I lucknall. 13 vcirs old.
of Atlantic City. N, J., is the young-
.h i(l-. tiauttc competition.
She is an ardent advocate of swim
ming as an athletic way to healtlv.
When horn, she weighed but three!
pounds and her life was despaired
oi ny pnystcians.
In a bold daylight robbery hi
which a band of eight thugs held Up
the entire household of A. R. Shat
tuck, retired banker living in tht
very heart of New York, making
away with valuables worth $100,000,
the police think they see the work
of a Paris Apache band which
sailed here for the job. Eugenia
Doiset, shown here, was captured.
SENATORIAL ADVICE
has brought us to our present de
plorable state of affairs?
Bl'LLETlN OE BOARDMAN
COMMUNITY CHURCH SERVICK
The following letter from Mr. C.
L. Locke of Portland to Senator Mc
Nary which the Senator read on the
senate floor and which we quote
from the Record has a pungent
punch.
Portland, Ore., March 5, 19 22
Gentlewen: in order that you
may get an Intelligent idea of econ
omic conditions throughout the
United slater,, I suggest that at the
close of the present congressional
session, each of you don the usual
dress of the farmer or industrial
worker, have bin a dollar or two in
your pocket and no check book.
Thus, traveling incog, hike from
your present luxurious surrounding,;
to your home, where ever that nia
be. Camp with the wayfarer; vlsl:
mines, factories and farms; take po(
luck with Uncle Sam's children ever,
where. See their daily routine; heal
their plaints and prayers, heft their
load of handicap and responsibility,
estimate their love of home and
country, their loyalty, courage, pat
ience and perseverance, get in touch
with the great throbbing heart of the
American people.
Then, when you have arrived ui
your home, gather about you the
host reliable and complete statistics
of our government and civil act
uaries and figure out how these peo
ple are to pay the usury- wrongly
called interest- on our aggregated
Indebtedness, which, national, state,
municipal, school districts, port dis
tricts, improvement districts, trans
portation Qorporntiona, industrial
corporations, private mortgage, loans
and bank loans is not less than
$::oo,ooo,ooo,ooo, approximately
$L0U0 for eaeh man, woman and
child In the Dotted -tines. t .ix
per cent, compounded annually , this
sum doubles itself in t lltt'd 'ess
than 12 years. Is it not time we
QUll the little side shows rind RU h
er in the one big circus Of human
woes under one canvas? In another
10 years mortgages will have taken
both the Republican elephant and
the democratic ass. On what, gen
tlemen, will you then ride?
The estimated wealth of the I'nited
Slates Is approximately $400,000
000.000. If we persist in our (Pre
sent momentary insanity, we hive
but to consider the accumfTlatod re
sults of the last 10 years to know
what our circumstances will be 10
years hence,
The equilibrium beyond which
even big business dare not go now
confronts us. What are you going
to do with the usury system Which
Cordially ours,
C. L. Locke.
Mr. King. May I
I Senator from Oregon whether this
I is an argument in favor of the Lea
gue of Nations or against the bonus,
i or in favor of abrogating and repud-
ating the public debt entirely?
TROUBLES NEVER COM!
31NSLY, OR ANYWAY
NOT SO MUCH AS
MARRIEDLY
A'e you eating Boardman Cheeee?
If not, why not?
"vp-, -,-.ht . ,b AurorTm . -
livery Sunday
.Sunday School 10:39 a. m.
nquira of the Church Service 11:30 a. ra.
Christian hmdeavor 7:30 p. ra.
Prayer Meeting, every Thurs
day at 8 ;. ui
All are welcome.
Mrs. Guy Lee was visiting with
frlenda in the West end Monday.
Mr. McNary, 1 think it is very
largely a reflection of some of the
speeches and notions so eloquently She called at the Crawford and Mor
i pressed by the Senator from Utah, i gan homes.
WHERE lOBTISI.Vt; IS I'KOPKKI.V I'OKBIDDEN
The fen st service of the Department of Agriculture has done well to
irohlbit the painting of advertismenta on the rocks of the seventeen nat
ional forests oi California, and to order Stopped the erection of advertia
ents on trees. Beside:, being unsightly , such advertismenta are useless,
ay, worse than useless; the create resentment instead of interest. The
ill board a1 best, is an appeal to the primitive mind; certainly it should not
e permitted m destroy the beauty of he country, if the Department,
taring stopped the advert! Ing of outside products within the forests will
tow begin to advertise the incests and the national parks where they
liould be advertised, In the newspapers, Washington will take a step for
ard In modern business conduct that indicates an intelligence sadly
.ckin,; up to date, Mr, Lasker to the contrary notwithstanding.
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Boardman
utter Makers
Should Order Their
Butter Wrappers
From The
BoardmaE Mirror
because
l OI R PRICES ARE CHEAPER
TT, ., , T-:-" 77 T
100 (any size) $1.00
200 (any size) 1-75
300 (any size) - 2.50
500 (any size) - - 3.50
If you want them imprinted we sell for less
OUR WORKMANSHIP EQUAL TO ANY
The Boardman Mirror is the only paper In the
world that is boosting !1 the time and ex
clusively for rV;mIman.
THE FIELD IS TOO SMALL
TO HE DIVIDED.
't .rl irAHV mnnM' a lu re fhfMP 1U MOm HoDt UI
t I yt l i 1 1 1 j j i a iiiunv " s v. m . . . - - - r
fttting it hack and not to build up another place.
i DONT PLAY THE OTHER FELLOW'S (JAME