Tuesday. November 28, 1022
THK IlKPrXKR HERALD. IIT-rPXKR. ORKCOX
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l'A Il.M I'.IK; ST( H ' K J i t: .V
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Contimicl l'rnm r-;.;
Oncl
their operations m Unit, wuu ..i
ization did not have capital stock am
their members were frequently in
need of financial aid which could b
arranged throush the Producers Fi
nance Corporation. He also tshowc-u
that their plans were tor afsisiin
stockmen in getting their livevtoe
on the market in an orderly way
avoiding the flooding and breaking
of. markets at certain stated periods.
Those present indorsed the plan
and a committee representing vaii
OU8 districts was asvciil upon wliio'i
would assist Mr. Siler or Wilson in
gettiu? around and s.vins the yar'ous
stnclrmen and 1;..i-iiuts in their par
ticular communities a little 1, '-lev
Some of these present subset ibcil it.,
stock.
No effort is being made to rush m
'to this thing without giving it ful
consideration nor is any canipai;:'.
being put on to urge every man h,
take stock in the Producers Fina.nct
Corporation. It would occur to' us
that inasmuch as every individual
will have a, chance to analyze it from
bis own viewpoint and see where h
can be benefited.
The committee agreed upon yester
day to represent the various com
munities in this respect were: Jack
Hynd of Cecil;, H. C. Witzel and Ben
Morgan of Morgan; J. 0. Kincaid, A.
A. McCabe and E. H. Turner of lone
John Padberg and Joe Devine of Lex
ington; Earl Wigglesworth and Wal
ter Kilcup of Lena; R. W. Turner and
Jeff Jones of Heppner; Howard And
erson and Oscar Keithly of Eightmile
Ray Wright and Ed. Rugg of Rhea
Creek; Anson Wright of Hardman;
Charley Hemrich of Sandhollow; C.
C. Morey of Alpine; Bill Mahrt of
Gooseberry; and Ed. Neil of Butter
Creek.
The committee organized with J.
O. Kincaid chairman and Ed. Rugg,
Secretary.
This organization will plan to func
tion thru local committees of farmers
and stockmen who will pass on loans
and handle the affairs of the organ
ization locally. The affairs of this
Association will from now on be hand
led thru this temporary organization
until membership is established and
permanent organization is effected in
Morrow County.
this out t .:pper in his service lu '.
.Mr. DJ'Wis was busily t:is.i;ni in
hi? work vii'.'ii the news of his ap
pointment came, ami this month he
had already caught 2T coyotes. He
has now picked up his traps, and is
aii his way to his nsw job.
"BoIIiver" is entering on a long
vacation. BoIIiver is the faithful
bay horse that has carried the trap
per over the hills for six years. Mr.
Dobyns says he has ridden BoIIiver
enough mileage during the last six
years to take him three times around
the world. BoIIiver is not. for
sale, the trapper says; he will be
turned out and will spend the rest of
his days as anidler in groin pas
tures. Mr. Dobyns says he isn't sure I ha!
he will like the speech-making pari
of his new jb, but adds with hit
characteristic smile that he is going
to do his best.
Mr.. Dobyns reports that there is
very little snow in the mountains
now. He says deer tracks are rather
numerous in places along Meadow
creek. Pendleton Tribune.
during the week.
Mrs. J. A. Miller, who has been
visiting relatives in Battle Ground,
n ash., for three weeks, returned
he,ie Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. I.. L. Funk ?nd
daughter returned home on Sunday
from Portland where they had been
taking in the sights.
Mr. Yocom returned to Portland
Sunday after spending a few
around Cecil and Heppner.
goms of P.hea, v. , :
1. liyr.d of Buttoi !;
evening.
bus;
u wat
a
if n Arlngion on Thuisda
sett, two ptpu',;.
the gu.s'.s of II
Flats Wednosd.
Mrs. Geo. l'.enrick.
ness cal
Mr. ami Mrs. K. Farnsworth 01
Rhea were visitors in Heppner Wed
nesday. Herb. Hynd of Buttoi by Flats, ac
companied by Annie C. Lowe of tin
days j Highway House, were transactinj
i business in lone on Thursday.
Johnnie Shut'elt and Karl Henrie'k- ' Jack Hynd. nuiyor of Cecil, loft
, the local S-ia.l-.y ,Vr !'., ;!;:::,!.
as ;k i o:iiV r y i..s si-o.r, Mti-s
An.iie Hynd.
Miss Annie Hynd ami Herb Ilynu
of Butt. Thy Flats wore the dinner
gitesis at i ho home of Mrs. Geo. Iieu
ricksen on Wednesday evening.
Mr. Harbinson ami F. C. Maloy
were Cecil callers Thursday.
Maron Van Sohoiack of Arling
ton was a Cecil caller on. Tuesday.
T. W. Lowe of the Highway House
spent Friday and Saturday in Heppner.
loins'. Growing, Glowin
MKX'S CLASS
Federated Church
Good Interest
I.ivelv Discussion
! Heppner Herald
j home the bacon.
Want Ads bring
Ai;i.r.:;To axi in :i pi;u
TO HFFIWKU
The Woman's Welfare club at their
last session consideded the planting
of trees along the highway coming
into town from Dukek residence. The
civics committee reported Norway
maples had been ordered from the
nursery and would arrive soon and
be planted immeditely, giving the
trees a chance to start growing be
fore the cold weather. The next
meeting of the club will be November
9th at which Mrs. Zeiger, Mrs. Trill
and Mrs. Metteer will be' hostesses.
Members are asked to bring sewing,
fancy work, etc., as there will be con
siderable outside work to be done.
Fossil Journal.
4 ! 1
HAKOLD KOBYNS, 1KDMA1, HUX
THK, IS JMIOMOTK'I).
Harold Dobyns, popular trapper of
perdatory animals in "the county has
received an appointment as assistant
predatory animal inspector, and is
leaving for Portland to confer with
Stanley Jewett who is head of the
work in this section. Mr. Dobyns will
be in Foitland until December 7, and
will then go to Olympia, Wash. In.
was here yesterdayt'or a short time
bcfoie leaving for lone wh-ve hi t n 1
atives i.vo. Mrs. DoV. v ; and their
small daughter, Patricia, A iil . main
at lone for a nnnth.
Mr. Dobjns is rated as one of (he
test trappti"- in the United States.
The office of the biological ? irvoy
which conducts the governmen' (rap
ping of predatory animals wrote Mr.
Jewett that the thesis of trapping
submitted by Mr. Dobyns was the
best that has ever been turned in lo
11. t department.
Since 1016, Mir. Dobyns has hem
trapping in 1hif county,, and during
that 'time he has killed aO bears,
about iluOO coyotes, 100 wild cats,
two lynx, end though porcupines and
badgers aic not in the predatory list,
1000 o tiiiem have boon tilled bj
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CECIL
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Misses Mildred Heweksen and
Violet Ledford of Strawberry ranch
visited at the home of A. Henncksen
of Lexington on Saturday and Sunday.
W. T. Benedict of Lyle, Washing
ton, was calling on his old friend,
Henry Streeter, on Saturday.
J. W. Osborn was a county seat
caller Monday.
F. M. Hafferty, who has been
spending the past few weeks with his
mother, Mrs. Mary Halferty of Shady
Dell, returned to home in Portland
on Tuesday.
Walter Pope and Geo. Krebs of
Cecil spent a few days in Heppner
Arlington
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This bank should be a meeting place for
the business men of our community.
In the exchange of ideas on business con
ditions with our officers, we can each serve
the other better and bestow a helpful influ
ence on our town.
A thriving community needs more of the
intimate association between its business
men and its bankers.
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18 x 7 205.00
16x6 180.00
20 x 6 219.00
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