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About The Boardman mirror. (Boardman, Or.) 1921-1925 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1925)
AN MIRR flK VOLl'MK V BOARDMAN, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON FRIDAY APRIL 3, 1925 M'MICKK 14 V j Boardman Locals and Personals Mrs. Nick Taylor left lust week fur j not have strength equal to the trip. Portland, whe re she was called lie-1 so he must remain awhile longer. On Monday evening "Buck" Warner About This Time of the Year cause uf the death of her half brother Thomas Luke. Mr. Luke wus the eld i.st on of Grandma Spring, who was well known here, having spent much of the time with her daughter. Mrs. Taylor, before her death. She return ed oil Saturday. Mrs. W. H, Gllbreth and J. 0. Bal lenger went to The Dalles and Port 1 ipd lust week on huslness. They re turned the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McDaniels of Heppner visited Wednesday and Thursday at the Bert Hleakman home. Mrs MePaniels is still compelled- to USC her erutches. Dorothy Boardman and her friend; Grace Hassmussen. returned Sunday, on No. 1. to Salem, after a weeks' va cation here. while going home turned too short a comer on Main street as he was driving onto the highway and collided with a, tourist ear. The impact turn ed the other car completely around. Fortunately no one was injured tho the cars were damaged somewhat Buck paid the expenses. J. O. Bellinger and Ern Peck mo tored to Heppner Monday on business Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Huff of Du fur. motored Up Saturday to visit at the Klages home. Mrs. Huff was Miss Louise Klages. The O-W. Company are erecting pens und chutes at Boardman, so tho sheepmen can load from this point, A Dumber of stockmen have sold their sheep. Lambing is practically over and most of the owners had with an increase of VVHAT.5 A MATT2K JOf ? P(?ES MAKER AT VPuR H0O5E. Mr. McPherson (Mac.), who was a former Boardman' resident, and OWn-4 SPtendM success ed the telephone line in the days of its 100 or over. infancy, arrived Thursday from thej J, C Ballinger, Roy Gllbreth, Wnl Valley. Where he has lived the past tpr Knuuff and Bob Mitchell and ("has. Ill M m jn ' jm Boardman Utellem Edited by the Students of the Boardman High School " FOURTH YEAR, 1934-1985 FRIDAY APRIL S, 1923 thro lend It, Oily cars of four years. He Is at the Bat t home for an Indefinite time, j ardinnn is fairly swimming in oil. clues, oily rugs, oily floors, oily oily clothes hut say. won't it, Dillahaugh went to Hemiston to at tend a federal meeting regarding th grading f alfalfa hay. A meeting wa held at the school house here on Tues ray evening concerning tho raising of when the surplus oil settles alfalfa seed. Two speakers from the highway is like a pavement? 1 Oregon Agricultural college and State Mfffoati left Saturdav for Market Master Spence were here for Mabton, Wash., to bring bock a pitcher i the meeting. for the local hall team. His mother,! The Ladles Aid Mrs. W. II. Mefford, accompanied him day at the Herelm Brief Review of Week's News Events We the Student Body, wish to ex tend thanks to tho community for their cooperation In helping us raise money for meeting our obligations. We are greatly pleased with the way the people attend our school functions, and the movies we are giving. In the beginning of ghe semester, it seemed as tho we would never get out of debt, hut we have just finished paying our hill to the Hoxey Lambert company for football suits bought last fall and are surprised to find hat our treasury Is not empty and we are nble to buy baseball supplies for both boys and girls. Last .Monday morning the high school student body Dominated Miss Blanche bona, senior; Helen Chaffee and Violet Gtlbreth, freshman : fot Thursday morning. Miss Helen Chaf fee was elected queen. This week closes the fifth period of school for the year and report cards go out next Wednesday. he greet and the Albert Fire which followed tho explosion of an oil furnace in a blacksmith's Shop at Mammoth Springs in Yellow stone National Park, the first of the week caused a damage estimated at met on Wednes between $500,(1(10 and $700,000. home. Klection of! to Prosper. Wash... where she tbo train to Wanato. She and her sister, who resides at Wapato. left foi Everett where their mother Is seri ously ill. A telegram received by rel atives hero Sunday advised them of her mother's Improvement. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Duncan and bry returned to their home in Cecil, lifter visiting at the Tom Miller's. I twas rumored that Zoo Hoadley was married hut nothing definite was known until recently, hut the rumor "was true. She was married to Lylo Mattesori at Walla Walla February 21. Zoe was one of the most popular of the high school girls here and she grndunt'd with the class- of 14. She Attended Monmouth last summer and has been teaching school 001 from Iieppner since September. She will continue her school work and plans to attend Monmouth again this slim mer. Mr. Matteson is a stranger here hut Is well spdken of by those who know him. The good wishes of their P.oardmi'n friends are extended. Mrs. Hitnimell. a former teacher in the Boardman schools was a visitor took officers I reated i was held which matter was with groat dispatch, the old officers being unanimouslv re-elected they are. President .Mrs. .1. R. Allen. Vice president. Mrs. A. T. Horeim. Secretary and. Treasurer. Mrs. ,T. R. Johnson. The next meeting will be hold at the home of Mrs. , B. John s' n on Wednesday April 15, The fol lowing meeting will be held at the church and will he the annual Bull Call day With a basket dinner at the church. Tho Umatilla aid will he ask ed as guests. Members are asked to keep this date ill mind and it is peclally asked that ho hear 1 from a t northern week by Biver. Much of the 1 of wnlch " ls Pnrt lnw- was given unger. Mayor of Boardman and ('has The City of Glnseow in Montana was flooded this rising of Milk southern portion of the city was under water when the current of the river ran thru the principal residence dis tricts. Weyerhaeuser Timber Company will build plants at Longvlew in the immed iate future according to an announce ment by company officials the first of the week. ury having to do wholly or in part with this work, including the prohi bition limit, the coast guard, and the customs service, weye concentrated Under the jurisdiction of Mr. Andrews. For the first time too, the office of Governor Visits DttlflUBH (By Caroline Hunt. Junior ) The town of Boardman was deeply honored last Friday Maroh 28, 192,1 by a visit from Walter M. Pierce, OoVemor of Oregon, Ho arrived hero On the 2.80 train prohibition commissioner was placed f,.om Salem and was meet at the sta itnder control of the assistant score- ,,,n hv ,j. -( Rssell Suierlnt,-n lent tnry. while the internal revenue bureau ,,f The Rnnrdmnn Hnhnnl I n Ral m anotner oniciat. xne rc-nilgnment Wicklander. Master lof of duties brought a culmination of f((j Qrgngw, efforts to divide the work of collect : From the station lie ing the revenues .between two assist-L, ,,, K(.mlll houge .,,,., the Green- motored was on At this an ad After having finished his joyous re past. Governor Pierce retired to the auditorium where ho addressed the general public. Tho people of Boardman and sur rounding country were greatly honor ed by the Governor's coming to BoardUftn, We should ho deeply gratified for another visit from our met executive in the near future. OS During a thunder storm on Mon- absent members , ,, (lf lif!,ning struck a tree that Juno. Also ' The Missippi State income tax law WS declared unconstitutional by Judge Wilson of the Now county Circuit Court. Anril 11. near the guards headquarters at the is Oregon State Penitentiary at Salem. The bolt traveled from the tr. t( remeber that Satun the date f ,r the Food Sale.. Onn'd- nntion fun as manv as- possinio .,.,, f t,, . ,i,,noitoiv are asked for. thence to the prison chapel and to the The Odd fellows had a big "soiree" j finx plant. Prison employees eating Ion Wednesday evening, when Nels dinner were badly frightened nnd enn KrlStensen was initiated Into the or-at4)erS.ble confusion resulted among tho dor ami a big feed was served after , convicts, but no one whs Injured. the initiation. The water hns been turned into the Official duties assigned to tho sov Canal and Dan Bansier is again rid ! oral treasury executives were shifted ing ditch. He has hold this position about Wednesday with the advent of Here Friday. She has boon attending '"r the Patt six years and wo know Lincoln C. Andrew of New Vork as Oregon received .$1,100,(100 for im provement and maintenance of its riv ers and harbors during tho fiscal year beginning July 1, according to tertalned until .TOO o'clock time he was scheduled to givi dross to the school students. The scholars prepared a program of welcome: namely. Flag Salute: Am erica: Star Spangled Banner, Dialogue by small children: song by the eighth P,,,. grade girls and an address ot wel come by Rlmo Russell. Following the program. the chief executive gave an address, One of the Address nf Welcome to Governor (By James Rlmo Bussed, Senior ) Honored guest, school faculty, fel Uvy students an I visiting friends: I have been requested by Karl Olson, the worthy student body president to extend to the governor of tho State of Oregon a few words of welcome. it is therefore my privilege in be half of the Boardman Community School to welcome you, Governor Wnl ,cr M. Pierce into our presence. This is Indeed a most welcome and delight ful event in the history of our school. Many of us have never had the chance to meet a Governor of the state of may never again have a similar op portunity. We wish you to know that we appreciate your being with us at this time, and although our num ber Is not large, no other school, how ever great, can greet you with a keen er desire to make you feel yourself absolutely welcome in our midst. Wo have the biggest little school hi OregOtt, and this fact has been made possible only by the sweat of the brow of the people of this Im mediate Community anil by tho vaste resources of our grout State. We also Appreciate the part you have pbivod in Influencing our state legislature to pass Important school measures, which we hone will make 1 1 allocations of funds made by the board llmif) topics in bis talk was -npprecla Normal at Monmouth and is taking a short vacation. Mrs. 0, H. arner left for Pen dletOD Monday, where she attended the Woman's Pp'shyterian meeting. Mrs. Bonrduian and Mrs. Herein al so went as representatives of the lo cal society. The alst two returned Tuesday, having enjoyed a most in- Cbristcnson terosting and profitable meeting, motored up This Prc'-byterial comprises tho Mis sion Societies r-f Bond. Parkdale. Boardman. Hood River. Milton, Pen dleton. Stanfteld, Pilot Rock and Mo rn. The PePndleton ladies of West minister Guild served a delicious lunch to all the guests on Monday and Tuesday at noon and on Monday evening n chicken dinner was served to r great number. The girls of Clark Circle of the Guild rendered musical s lections during the dinner hour. Mrs. A. W. Blackburn of Corvallis. the Syn odlcal President was on the program as was Mrs. Chas. W. Williams of Portland Who is n representative of the Board of Foreign Missions spoke at some of tho sessions. She was an exceedingly interesting and able speak more effective enforcement of hltlon laws, all agencies in the treas- hi of no one on the project bettor quail- an assistant secretary succeeding fled to fill it than Mr. Ransier. It lot Wadsworth. resigned. s a difficult position and he is cer-j talnlv the man for the place. .Foroasting efforts to bring Shortv White is staying at tho Fu geno Cummins rnncb and looking af tor things for them. Mrs. George Spring. Mrs. Bachael and Mrs. Joe Rilev all from Portland with Mrs Nick Faler last Saturdav. They vis ited, with the Falers' until Wednes day n. m. when they returned. Boardman raised asparagus is on the market. The Wieklandors had ; their first of the season Maroh IS. Governor Pierce and party in their, visit over the project Friday stooped at the Knauff place and the governor visited the 1200 young chicks. He has had abundant experience with young calves but chickens wore a new line for him. Charlotte Jensen a student of the C of Washington visited on Wedncs and Thursday with her sister Miss Irene Jensen teacher of Home eoon omice In our school El- about prohi of army engineers and announced on rhursday The sale of Dodge Brothers Motor company at a cash price said to bo between $170,000,000 and .$200,000,000. ns announced on Wednesday. This constitutes what is boleived to lie the greatest cash stls In the nations In Ausrlal history. Dillon. Read and Co of N'cw York wore the purchasers. Hon". press what what He tried in his message to tat upon our minds that It Is not we have, but what wo think of we have. ci minions for our future Intellectu al and moral development even bet- than those under which we have studied, In Studying history w learn nf men like Alexander Hamilton, James Me-'iscu. Daniel Webstes, Woodrow Wltsnn and others, but while wo a'" ret towing in-- i sn In Oitt minds lot os (urn our thoeghls to the heads of state and natlor.nl governments of to- Following his sddWSS he was es corted over the Itoardman project in Mr. Bussoll's car. accompanied by a bout ten local men. Tho Governor was greeted by all the bounteous scenes of nature. Ho was introduced to the quaking geese, grunting pigs, oaek ling hens and tho other various farm ". wi are deeply your brief visit that voiif kind ! "OrdS will in r t! 'to nnd you that your words memories long nf- The trail of Dorothy BlllUJtOtj bos ,mjn,iH. his week taken a different angle, her returned to Alter a liieasnni nip oe own attorneys having Introduced evl- s,., i,MSo where a delicious d nee to prove that she was Insane at to prove time she shi t her mother. supper was served, such as tho women ; of the proioet ami the surrounding country know how to prepare. day. Govern'"!- Pier Indebed to yon for with us vo knot s" lie and . r ' ; H'llro us to pr-i may "est assured win linger in i'f your depart TI Again in behalf Of the Boiirdinau Community School, 1 welcome you and we hope that whit you may see and f ttr while wl'h in will ho pleuslie: to the ( ye arid o the ear Hi io rnhlo Walter Mi Pierce, (lovernor of the S'ote of Oregon, we greet von Papcose Born With Six Toes er having a droll humor and a mes sage worth while. Mrs. 8. H. Board man yas honored by lieing asked to take the Presidency of the Preshyter lal for the next year but felt that she could not accept. She yas elected a member of the Nominating committee for the coming year. The local dele gates were delightfully entertained. Mrs. Warner and Mrs. Boardman tie ing overnight guests at the Malonoy bonie and Mrs. Horeim at the Frail home. Milton had the largest delega tion nf any of the churches of the Prcsbyterial. Mrs. O. H. Warner went to Pi'ot Pock and Pendleton for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lee. She expec's to return on Saturday. Miss Irene Jensen returner! on Sun day from a week end at Walla Waila. The Olson's went to Pendleton On Monday expecting Lome but it was Discuss Fair Here A Pair meeting was held on Friday after the Governor's visit. A nuinlier of Irrigon people were present and the plan to hold a joint fair this fnll was discussed. Boardman is strong for another fair and feels that it should lie held at Irrigon, since the other one was held here. We have have corn, potntoes, cattle, sheep, chickens, turkeys, and yes babies that an- ns fine as can tie raised any place in tfee west. We'd like to see a suc cessful fair put on. A temporary organization was effected with Chas. Wicklander as chairman und Mr. Hal ing of irrigon secretary. It was ilc cided to elect - directors from each place and they were to select the pre-i dent Lee Mead was elected Treasurer end Mr. Dillaliaugh wsretary.- w" !c ; Irrigon enn got together on the Irrigon Items Irrigation Season Opens in Ernest Plants Thousands of Strawberries on crops that might he possible 'o ro tate with alfalfa In the high Manuel auditorium Wednesday night. He was accompanied by County Agent Morse nnd H. K, Dean, from Umatilla Mrs a few M rs. Will Raise .Melons M. B, Rami and son who gptenl days With her folks, Mr. and W. B. Waipoie. returned to Ficrimcnl I'urm.at I ermlston. advised going into anything on a con servative basis to begin with, hut thai some things should he tried out. and more diversllleutloil practiced. Sweet potatoes are one thing that promise a paying crop In lids district and the Triumph variety seems to be best 'for here. Something like ten thousand plants of the Triumph variety have now bcin ordered and win be tried out this lUmmer among about a d',z- the O-W. Mrs. .lacohsen reports sell- en farmers, ous damage across the river from the their home at Lents. Oregon on Tues. Mrs. John Sill left for her home ut Rust Molino, Illinois on Monday. She will stop at Omaha for a visit on her way home. Mrs. Jacobean and daughter of Pat erson Washington came over Wednes day and went on to The Dalles over Ball Season The opening hal in was played n tin icnd. Siimlnv. Marl I Oder Way game of thejSen- Roardman dia 2!lth : Bonrd- thls(of man th score s. Heppner. l p until the Inst sib Inning, Heppner held the Ito nothing, lint In the last of the K h, Boardman scored Hoflrdman scored one, tying the score. In the hist of Hie tenth, Itoardman made the winning score, .", to 4. nai leries: Hoiirdmiin. VanN'osterii an I Photograph of a little Blackfoot Indian born with six toes on each foot snd Ave fingers and one thumb on eueh hand. This Is the first Indian boy In the nresent eeneratlon to be so liberally endowed Uls ancestors were from to bring Clifford matter of the fair and that we may the Glacier National park reservation region, found that he did have a very successful one. I winter freeze. Much alfalfa was fro Con out, Including most of their crop She also reports damage In the Ken newlck section. J. M. Ilea vert bus purchased the A II Allen ranch and is moving in Week. This place was recently report ,.,1 nU to other im riles but the ileal ftSlBt was not closed. Mr. Allen Is going throe runs and In the last of tho nlnll strong on melons this year and is signing up with the iissirintlon. Edward Hchmalingn family movr d Into the mans,- Wsdnes lay. They ,..,,. hna IImt Park Washington by oto and Mr. Slatlery tracked their ('"' bran household goods, over. Frank Dohle l.s planting several thousand strawls-rry plants this week There Is no question but what they make a paying business in the Irrigon district, but they must tie handled right to got. them stared. The Irrlgalon season is on in or nest in Ibis section. Oscar Corey, the new Sites rider Is on the job now Prof C. R. Hyslop, of the o A Ashenfelter : It bring lin ing In as a wt'i two OB a three hrq Boardman plays lo niond next Sunday Heppner, Roche and remained for OU- Ob-son crowd to their foot, go llneh hitler in the 8th (lie clouted the pill fir -r, bringing In two rims. the homo din Imatilla on and the P.'th of April, nf the Irrigation C the home diamond the oih ning game League. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Olson of Can ada are visiting at the 0 B Olson fsasfsaasj extension service, gave a lengthy talkWOaM, Mr. Olsou is a nephew .f O. II, D