TUESDAY, APRIL 26. 1021
THE HEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER, OREGON
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F. M. Pike of Umatilla was an Ir
rigoa visitor Monday.
Professor Anderson1 went to Echo
Friday afternoon to act as judge in
tome oratorical contest held in the
Echo school, returning Saturday
i!!ornnig.
Mrs. C. E. Glascow spent a couple
of days in Portland last week re
turning Saturday.
Mrs. X. Seaman. daughter.
Freda and Grandma Seaman, made
a trip to Pendleton Saturday, return
ing on the night train.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steward and
family motored to Pendleton Friday
and .returned the same day. They
report that it makes a phasant trip,
with the good roads we now have.
The Holmes-Irrigon ferry passed
fiom Pasco Monday evening and is
now tied up at Mr. Holmes landing
and is ready for service in the near
future. It is expected that an open
ing day will be announced soon re
gardless of franchise to operate and
service made free until such time as
papers huve been duly issued. Quite
a considerable talk of the Boardman
ferry is also heard. The Boardman
people have arranged to present
their petition at the adjourned ses
sion of the County Court at Heppner
April 2 2nd, and it seems to be gen
eral opinion that we should assist
Boardman people in every way to
get a ferry at that point also. If
the business is there there is no rea
son we should object. To tell the
truth our committee is advocating
more competition, the more the mer
rier. We have the fery we have ele
gant roads from the north side into
central Washington. We have a
good temporary road front the land
ing on the south side and we have
the Columbia River Highway and
fair roads through Morrow County
and central Oregon. These facts
cannot be denied and it would be
only fair to invite competition.
The board of directors of the Irri-
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gon Cooperative melon and potatoe
growers association had a meeting
at C. E. Glaseow's Monday evening
to complete articles of corporation
and have now filed all the necessary
papers in due form, with the county
clerk of -Morrow county, the Corpor
ation Commisioner at Salem, Direc- I
tor of Farm Bureau of Organization I
and Markets. The necessary action
was also taken to federate with the
American Fruit and Vegetable Ship
pers association, a national organ
ization wholy covering the products
raised in the Irrigon District. The
standard rules and definitions of
trade and terms for the fruit and
vegetable industry was adopted and
the name ordered listed among the
thousand similar organizations, a-
niotig the leaders in this line, being
the Internationtl Apple Shippers
Association, The American Fruit
tnd Vegetable Shippers Association.
The Colorado Potatoe Shippers Asso
ciation, the Melon Distributors Asso
ciation and thousands of smaller or
ganizations, including several from
the sate of Oregon. These actions
together with steps taken soiim two
months ago, listing the association
with the fruit produce rating agency
in carrying the advertisements of
the District far and abroad. In
queries' have already developed and
as the acreage necessary to produce
hundreds of car loads of melons are
now being planted, nothing but
crop failure could posibly hinder ex
tensive business. The association is
organized under the Cooperative law
and on non-profit basis for the good
of the promoters of the association,
and the community in general. The
directors are C. E. Glasgow, H. W.
Grim, N. Seaman, M. E. Doble, and
L D Saling. Mr. Seaman was electeed
to act as secretary-manager owing to
his wide experience in handling and
formation of this class of business
and will not accept defeat under any
circumstances. He will not, howev
er be able to take entire charge ow
ing to his many other duties but
the forms and methods to be adop
ted from time to time will be devised
by him, especially the selling meth
ods and advertising propaganda.
The association will be prepared to
contract with the growers for hand
ling their products as soon as proper
forms can be drawn up. Either a
circular will be addressed to the
growers cr theey will be invited
to attend the meting of the asso
ciation where details will be
explained The plans at
ments, the smaller shipments will
be left to the individuals to" handle
themselves.
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CECIL
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1 lb Free With Each 5 lb Can
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Phelp's Grocery Co
Headquarters For Good Things To Eat
HEPPNER'S LEADING GROCERS
W. A. Httldon, representative of
the Holt MI'g. Co.. of Spokane has
been busy around the Cecil district
huring the past week.
Miss Malinda May of Lone Star
ranch and Miss Esther Logan of
Four Mile were calling in Cecil Sat
urday. The ma yor accompanied by Mr.
and Mis. Roy Scott cf Hutterby Flats
were seen at Castle Rock Sunday.
I C. H. Lesliter who has been work
ing around Cecil for some time
left for Heppner on a short vacation.
J . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Duncan and
daughter Mildred of Busy Bee ranch
were Cecil callers Sunday.
I J. M. Melton and son Ed of the
Lookout were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. ralmateer of Windynook
Sunday.
I Mr. and Msr. Bausch and family of
Morgan made a short stay in Cecil
Sunday.
1 Mr. and .Mrs. L. Blaine and son
accompanied by Mr. Morris, all of
Rock Creek wene looking up their
01a tnends in Cecil Friday.
' Killarney, the residence of .T.
McEntire was burnt to the ground
Thursday shortly after dinner. The
fire was caused by grease boiling
over on the. kitchen range and
high wind blowing at the time the
nouse was soon in flames. The
shearers were busy shearing and all
were soon called to the rescue, but
very little could be done. We un
derstand that insurance was carried.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Duncan kindly
took the shearing crew in hand so
that J. J. can finish his shearing
without delay.
An April dance will be held in Ce
cil hall April 30th. .Good April music
by the Primrose band. A lilac sup
per will be served at midnight by
Mrs. T. H. Lowe.
Miss A. C. Lowe returned to Ce
cil Sunday after spending a few
days at the county seat.
A fine bunch of cattle belonging
to Hynd Bros, left Butterby Flats
Tuesday in charge of Roy Scott,
Russol Shaw and Jackie Hynd. All
bound for Hynd Bros, ranch at Frez
out. Geo. D. Anderson, camptender
for Hynd Bros, left for the same
place Thursday with a fine band of
ewes and lambs which have wintered
at Butterby Flats.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Winter of
Fourmile were callers on Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Krebs at the Last Camp.
Monday and left during 1 lie week
for Hood River where they will vis
it for an indefinite! time.
Elmer Mohr who has been work
ing in Cecil for the past year left, on
the local for Port land where he will
spend his vacation before returning
to work.
Frank Turner who is shearing in
the Well's springs district was a
isitor in Cecil Wednesday.
Jerm O'Connor made a hurried
trip to Cecil from his ranch above
Heppner Thursday .
J. B. Gales of Morgan spent Tues
day witli Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Streeter
at Cecil.
Mrs. Bob Montague and son of
of Toppenish have been visiting at
the home of Leon Logan at Four-
e for a few days and left Wednes
day accompanied by Mrs. Hannah
Ahull, who will visit in Toppenish
lor .some t hue.
Messrs. Patterson and Cook, two
of Heppner's leading citizens made
a short call in Cecil Wednesday and
also tried out the Cecil seon'e high
way in search of the remains of the
much talked of mastadon found
near Arlington.
Commissioner W. B. Barratt and
wife from Heppner made a short call
in Cecil before leaving for Portland
where he will be busy thrashing
road items to p'ieces. Road gravel
ing in tf;e Cecil district is progress
ing well and Commissioner Barratt
predicts that the Morrow county
roads will soon be in fine order for
the traveling public.
Mr. and Mrs. rhil Brady from
their ranch near one were visiting in
Cecil Sunday.
Keith Logan student of Heppner
High School spent the week end with
his parents at Fairview.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ellis of Ewing
were doing business in lone Friday.
Geo. W. Wilson of Butterby Flats
spent Sunday with his sister Mrs.
Jesse Deos at the. Willows.
Cecil school has closed for -the
term and Miss Zella Kelly who had
charge of the pupils left for her
home at Parkdale Monday.
Mr. and .Mrs. Zennith Logan of
Mount View were in Arlington Wed
nesday and viewed the tusks of the
mastadon found near there during
the week. '
Arthur Turner from his ranch
near lone is now operating Everett
Logan's tractor at Fairview.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given that ithe
undersigned has been appointed by
the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Morrow County admin
istrator of the estate of Alt:i How
ard, deceased, and that all persons
having claims against the said estate
are. required to present the same
duly verified according to law. t
me at Boardman, Oregon, within
six months from the dale of first
publication of this nolice, said dale
lor first publication being April 2li,
1021.
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COl'NTY TREASURER'S NOTICE
Second call lor General Fund
County Warrants for 10 21:
Not'lee Is hereby given I hat all
General Fund County Warrants re
gistered up lo and including Novem
ber SO, 1!I20, will be paid upon pre
sentation on and after May l(i, 11)21.
Interest ceases alter that dale,
baled at Heppner, Oregon, April 19.
11121.
T. J. llumliheieys.
County Treasurer. 51-2
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