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TIIH V I M H B - II H It A Ij II , It U II N fl , II A II N 19 Y COB N T V OKKOON
Perspective oi 0. A. C. Memorial Unio n Huiltlinir. lor Which Funds are Being
Kiiucd Among Students, Alumni and College Friends
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The accompativlag cut illmfatci the in.ni ve sue of the proposed kidding to be nil the O. A C campus
to romnicrwr.Ve the active part OreKoii Iicmcs plavcd in tlic Spain h iiicru.in ami WoiM wars. The budding
will tower IW) feet Ineh and will lie Jtt h J") feet The IiiiiMiiik materials used will lie mhIi as to hleml with
he present lainmis architecture mid vet he distun tve 1 hr hmhliug will home till student .mil alumni activities ami
vrg.iiiir.iti..n More than half of the t"t.il $Wt),i)O0 needed for construction is now raited
The O. . t. Metnorml iiimoii cam
paign to provide $SOO,(X)0 needed to
construct a building which will he u
permanent memorial to the college
ami state heroes of the Spanish
American .iml World wars .uul to
h"tiM .ill student and .ilmnni .icttvi-tir-
en the O A. C -ampiis, has liccn
completed among slmlents and ih
innvuiif into different districts of the
Mate where alumni ,iml friends nt the
college are located
More than half of the sum needed
was raited mi the Hmpus in an in
tensive drive, "f a week. Inspired by
the rcconl of O. A. C and Orcgp
heroes in the war. the undcrgnnhmlc
and fticull) of the college pledged
more than half ( the total in three
da. 'President V. J. Kerr, wlu. was
criomly ill at the time, tent it his
plcdjje of $1000 mi the ccond dv
the drive. Miinini in Portland have
responded with more than $.'5.(iQC timl
the campaign is now reaching into the
smaller cities and comummlic of the
state.
The Krc.it Memorial union project
will seek to draw together the lour
'omponcnt parts of the cellege: stu
dents, alumni, faculty and friend. It
will he a great gathering place for
college interest, t nuiitnet to attract
students and alumni in .ill walks of
life and a melt inn pot ti rreate a col
lege democrac). say thte in charge
Lm.ilty of individual Miideittt and
alumni, w-Ihi morticed their future
earning puwer to help p hick to
their alma mater part of the training
received, gave an impetus to the cam
paign (hat makes the total objective
assured, accorrthw tn rami hi fun lead
en. One freshman "Indent from Call I
lorma pledged $llXXl to the cause and
many rnnttihtitloiis of $250 nml more
were received.
.Mote than $.125.(XX) of the total is
now subscribed nml coustriirtion on
the hiiildiui will liegiu in the late mini
ir.er of 'J2$ and will he completed hy
ihe fall term of l'2fl. according to
present plans. Alumni arc iirinimcd,
n t oiitv in Oregon hut in Washing
Idii. Caliiornia, llawiii. and many
rtittrrn states where former students
fr located
The building will have room for
Mtidcut activities, faculty meetings,
assembly halls for large gatherings,
trophy rooms where athletic awards
of the Varsity "0" association mnv
In permanently kept, shop rooms for
the building of campus dramatic pro
ductions ami many other types of
rooms Ml the student publication
will lie housed In the new budding
whi.li will lie a liiu advancement of
tlw old iuadeiiiatc system of puhlicu
tiott office scuttcrcd over the entire
campus
' The .Memorial union building will
rel.'.sc much needed class room in the
buddings provided hy the state," said
I'.. II. Lemon, registrar. "College life
Is highly orgaulied and many of the
student groups require accotmnoda
lions which arc needed for instruc
tional purposes. The Memorial union
building is heing built without cost to
the state, which is nn miMrtant fea
ture in Oregon's educational pro
gram." Of much iutcrcil to students and
faculty is the plan for the theater in
the building, says the governing com
miltce. One thomaml persons will he I
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seated in thr well appointed theater
where campus productions, lyceiim
numbers ami other forms of enter
tainment ma) he Kivi.il for the campus
(rout time to time A pipe -organ will
he installed in the theater which will
adjoin an immense rotunda wheie stu
dent and alumni withering may he
arranged.
Since the announcement that a class
II, SOOwatt broadcasting station will
he installed at O. A. C, an effort is
being made to tie up the activities of
the Memorial union with this feature.
The college is host to many sprukcrs
of national repute ami authoriiics on
educational, scientific and economic
subjects. In addition the lycrtim limn
hers bring artists of international .
fame to the campus. In the pat few
years such sinners a (irraldiue Par
rnr and Ma lame Schumann-1 (rink;
Misrha h'tmati and l'!rua ((iihiutteiu.
violinists, and many others have hcen
entertainers on the campus. The high
ixiwered hrcnd astjiiK station will
make their artistry available to the en
tire state.
A massive entrance to the huihllng
will lead into the main lohhy to he
enllrtl "Memorial Hall." Pinrst ex
amples of ait ami ncitliitMre will dec
orate the hallway, l-eadint: lark from
it will lie the rotunda, where alumni
Kalheriofs will nftr-i he lirhl ami
where from 5xt to M10 icrsons may
he served at iertal hainpicts and
luiiiheons for wlwih the collexe tun
riMim is iiuidetiunte.
A cafeteria for stuilfiiis ami family
Is another feature idaimcd for the new
liiuldtng, which it expected to he
ready for the tite of the cntnpui one
year from ncM fall
(JOVKUNOIt virroi:.M
THAri'lNO API'ltOI'ltlATIONK
Ouo of thn npproprlatlotiH vetoed
by Goverdor Plorco of Oregon wim
tho Hum of ton thoimand dollara, that
tho predatory animal huntora wanted
to add to tho Ktatu'H uxperiHC, nml
which tho taxpayora at largo worn
oxpcctnd to pay. Kvldontly tho (Snv
crnor foil that Qovorumuut Trappura
woro nniieeeHHary, or tho Htuto could
not afford tho iiiouoy, nnywny It
nicatiH Homolhlng.
TOM OAI.DWKI.L.
For Mr. CaldwolPa Information wo
nro publishing hidow what tho gov
eruor did with tho appropriation for
jircdiuory animal ,(jontrol In thin
Hlate:
In II. It. IDI Predatory AuiiimN
Section I Tho hiiiii or $G0,000, or
ho much thoroof an may ho necemary,
mid no moro, la hereby apprnprlutod
nut of thn monoya In tho general
fund of tho statu toramiry of Orogon,
n it otlurwlHO approprlilod, for tho
two yearn eommonrlng tho lat day
of Junuary, 1925, and muling tho
.Hat day of Docomuor, 192C, to carry
out tho provlalona of chapter 29R of
tho Qouoral l.uwa of Oregon, 192.1,
relating to tho control and deHtruc
tion of predatory nnlmuU by tho
atato llvo utock xanitary hoard, In
biological Htirvoy of tho United Rtates
department of agriculture
"I heroby npprovo 40,000 of tho
(torn of CO,000 appropriated In
Ifouao Dill 491, and dluapprovo $10,
000 of tho Horn as referred to In
Suction 3 of Chapter 29C of tho
Ocnoral Laws of Orogon for 1023,
wherein It Ih provided that $10,000
of tho amount heroby appropriated
sl;aU bo sot aBldo for tho payment of
bountlos In tho countleB which elect
to pay bountlos."
WONG BEN
LAUNDRY
Now Electrically
Equipped
First class, dependable
Work at Reasonable
Prices. Everything
Nicely washed and iron
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I.MCI.OVK.MKNTH HTIM. ro.VTINUK
A repri'Himtutlvo of KhU papor
Htrollod around over town tho other
day and wltneitmxl much nvldonrn of
Improvement. Tim terminal grounda
bulldlngM urn nearlng rompletlon;
tho work on tho Standard Oil Co.
site Ih progpiHiltig with tho frame
work of one largo building up and
being rapidly oucloHud; tho concrete
fouudatloiiH for the big Hturago lanka
are In place, (he foundation for tho
pumping plant liiHtalled with the on
glue and pump In place.
In lluiinntt'ii addition aoveral now
liomitH are under coiiHtrucllou and
wevernl completed reHldeiictm are re
eolvlng the painting and Interior
decorations; tho HuriiH Power Co.
lints extended Ita Hiiuh Into thin (Uh
trlct nml that portion of tho town la
now being served with olotcrlclty;
tho Central Oregon Telephone Co.
has iiIho uiailo oxtuimlniiH In that ills
trlct and other localities In thla vicin
ity recently and la serving a larger
number of clllzons with (otophone
convenience. In all It InokH pros
perous and that Burns Is going for
ward its rapidly as weather condi
tions and tho general financial sit
uation will warrant.
MCA1. AND PKItHONAI
Mr. and Mrs. I.loyd Culp were
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i up iroiu ..iiwiiii in" iiiik'i in,.
V. It. Jouua wiih up from tils homo
In tho Voltagu district yvHterdy.
John (I raven was In from the
ranch yesterday to tako tils wife
ad daughter out to spend tho week
end. Mrs. II. H. Hackney left Wednesday
morning for Heine where she will
visit her sister, MIkh Maeel llohlu
son. who has been attending school.
Tho young lady was Htrlcken with an
nmito attack of appendleltls tho other
day which required nn Immedlato op
orullon mid Mm. Ilaeknoy Immediate
ly wont out upon receiving tho Information.
YOU MAY WIN $1,500
If you aro nblo to mako the most
words out of tho lottors contalnod In
tho words "TOILET NECK88ITIKB."
A total of :,ooo IN OAHH prltos
will bo awarded to compolltors In
this
Great Word Building Cont.it
Hond atiirnp for circular and rulos.
Address, Hhollleld Laboratories, Dopt.
12, Aurora, Illinois.
When you need medicine
TRY NYALS
Each remedy it from a tented and tried formula
Nyal has a Remedy
for every common ailment and are dependable
for the entire family.
Home Drug Co.
Ally. .1. H. (Ionic, who witti repru
mmtlttg the plaliilliT In tho tax iiiiho,
did not itu to Malum to ho preiiuut ul
.he h (Hiring helore the supremo ooiii'l
i ws.h hl.i Intontlnn. lie suffered un
I'ftr.ck of lumbago nml lln much nn
I a h:i rue In thai, ho can kL nn wluui
dv.i. For oiipfl Mrs. Cook Iiiih tho
' i iir things In tho family find Mho
" hi in lake ndmutiigo ot It.
Mii M U. Higgs rrlvooil hart
li-t li'rldnv evenliiB hi eeiiipsny with
II. M. lloiion And his wlf. Mrs.
hIrrm wm en rout to Vitla where
bo max going () join iier slstor,
Mrs. (Ifto. W. I lay on. Mrs. Dlugs hail
received u leltgrntn stutlni; Mr.
Iluyos iiiiih KorlutiMly III mid Hho wan
hurrying to her slHtur. Hhe contin
ued on to Vale on tho Saturday morn
lug train. -
Mrs. I.oln Millar Iiiih been Hurlnus
ly III at tho home of Mrs. Holland for
tho paHt week hut In .reported con
Hldornbly Improved ut tho time thlH
Is written. Mm. Millar tint Iour re
Hided In this city mid Iiiih been Iden
tified with tho biislnoHH mill sclul
life of Hie. community for so long
that her lllnoss has caused universal
conrorn. Her friends urn glad to note
tho Improvement and hope she will
continue rapidly tn regain her health.
(Jen. V. Wright, tho uUornoy
homoHleader of the Drewsey section,
was In Hunts last Saturday, return
In i; from n visit to bin former homo
at Albany, Mr. Wright Ih a pioneer
of Oregon mid was for ninny years a
prominent attorney and capitalist of
Albany lie Is now devoting his en
ergies to farming mid stoekralslug In
tho Drewsey country. Mr. Wright
lu prominent In fraternal circles and
taken a great Intoresl In tho Odd Fel
lows. Dr. and Mrs. II. M. Morton urr vod
hen last Friday evening from Hond
In a fine now Wlllys-Knlght Sedan.
Doc told a reporter that ho lost con
fidence lu the otd Cadlllao that had
been bringing him tn and from Calif
ornia for so many yearn and decided
he'd try another ear. Ho and Mm.
Morton spent (ho winter lu southern
California but had come to llend
earlier In the month. Dee Kent hack I
to lleml on Wednesday as he had to
he on the Job for a while. Mrs. Hor- ,
ton remained here with relntlves for
the present.
W. W. Ilrowu, one of tho largest
sheep men of tho Central Oregon
country, mid who Is ulso known as
the horse king of the state, wan a
business visitor on Tuesday. Mr. '
Ilrowu rouiluclH uu extensive llvo
stock business mid now that Hums
has railroad servlro ho In turning his
luminous to this point as It Is his
nearest railroad point. Mr. Ilrowu
announces that ho will not begin
his lambing soiimiii until about tho
middle of April when his owes will
be In good shape ami tho weather
will he hotter Ho will nut lamb at
his Cap Itatich this nonsuit nut fur
titer hack.
"Itunslii In abort on horseflesh,
mid when lluimlii mmiagen to ru-eii-lnblliili
lln credit, It will coiuo to
thin country Tor a oupply" aiilil Dr.
W. II, Lytlu, Hlato veterinarian, ut
the lleimon. "Tho host mithorltloii
say thai thoro htm been n terrific
iloploiillnn In tho horsollosli of Hun
iila. At ouo time Dm poopls werci
I educed to entltis; horn, mid Hotho
hyniuim eoiitniotwl Udor f rniu
the Miami. There Is a story I but
I If 0 school rdtlldrnn, nfTscM wlih
I'Aorc rtvM
' lr - '. "J jf
woro killed benumb there whh no
way of Having tlioin. According tr
riporl, two Hmiiilau iigentn have
boon scouting around In Washing
ton and partH or Oregon liujkltif?
Into tho horso Hltuatlii, Hpenkltir;
of horson, tho leglslaturo oiutctcd a
hill for dlsjioslug or rangu horiien,
mid I urn Informed that Ilium lit a
matt In central Orovon -who fit pro
pnrlng to put up a plant tn nsu Hur
MdeH. make he hones Into fer
tillcr and the meal Into cllfckou,
i'i "l " OreKonlau.
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Evcty Day
Alpine Ice Cream is made from Pare
Cream. Quality unsurpassed and
prlcex right. Get a packer for your
Sunday dinner. Jut phone us and we
will deliver.
We also handle sweet milk, cream and
whipping cream.
Harney County Creamery
Phone 55M
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Reader? Fact it, the picture attracted yo.
If this picture attracted you and you hap
pen to be a person who has something to
sell it should prove to you the valua of
having a picture in your advertising. We
furnish pictures, with layout and copy sug
gestions to advertisers in this newspaper,
no matter what these advertisers may want
to sell. Maybe it's a collie dog.See, we
have it.
THE TIMESHERALD
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