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pa nr. six THE GAZETTE-TIMES, HErPXER. OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1921. CECIL ITEMS OF INTEREST Mr 'r ir. V- 1 Mr 1! r !V:s i f Ewir.g -e r-jiii'np In Civii rn unlay V K-- ..f Ttr.txu'.e Iff; on ;he -.fHl for h: fc.-rre in Portland on Friday. Mr end M:s Walter Anli'rs-n snd friend from O'ex wt-e visiting in Cecil on Sunday. Master Kail end Miss Planch Kn'.r-' f-l of .Morpan were visiting at Rock-' r!;ft on Friday. Ceo. Krehs, Kverett Log-an and Clif ford and Georize lienr'ksen were ail in Arlington during the week. W. V. Sinca l, secret.ir -ii-inaer of the 5,!orrow county fair, xisited with The XUjvr- of Cecil ..it Monday. C. Z. .Tamos, representative for the l'abotl Coiil c.'rr.irtr.y of pok.ii'ie, was a huty n-.nn Hr.ui.J Cee'l on Frid.y. C. cue of Hon iter's prominent ; aturueR. va.. t!:e KUrst of A. Hennk een at WilVw deck ranch on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs Melville Logan and fan.jiy of The Willows spent the week end vt?it.rs an.oi.c ti.e:r f i tenets in the: Cecil vicinity. i Mr f.-"..i M-e H J. Streeter and fam .' W Osborn and Mr Weltha 'c- ' t we-e vijotirg at The Lookout :re v. , :i e cf J. M Meiton on Sunday. Vr and Mr. A C. Walt left Tent- ".c en Tuesday for Morgan where Mr. w -v,t will resume hia duties as tlme 1.. . ; m f.ir Oregon Hassam Paving Co. Mr. sttl Mrs. T H. Low of the High way H ..se and John Kreba of The Last vV.n r were the dinner guests of Mr. M s. Jack Hynd at Butterby Flats i n Sunday. Geo. A. Melton, who has been harv ,s; r.g at Fairview ranch for Everett "... -fin was railed to Pilot Rock on Mor. lay by the sudden illness of his son Yarion. Mr. Krehs of Portland, accompanied by Herbert Sonimerfeldt arrived In Ce cil on Thursday where, they will visit at The Last Camp with Kreba Broe. for several weeks. Miss Sarah A. May who has been isit:nt around Wasco for some time air.ved in Cecil on Saturday and will s; end her vacation at the home of her parent at Lone Star ranch. Farmers are busy with their second crop of hay which is yielding Tory lipht. A hot wave hit Cecil every day during the last week. Heat registered at noon each day 100 degrees la the shade. Mrs. Jack Hynd and daughter, Miss iolet. of Butterby Flats, who have been spending their vacation at The Pines. I'kiah. the home of Mr. and Mra Charlie Hynd. returned to their home : at Cecil on Sunday. j Mr and Mra Marlon Van Scholack and family of Arlington, accompanied ; by Mr. and Mrs. Horace Van Scholack ' and children from Shutler flats, were i the guests of Mr. and Mra Geo. Kreba I at The Last Camp on Sunday. !Mrs. Harry Johnson left on the local for Portland on Wednesday. Mrs. John , son will spend some time In the city j before Joining her husband who has charge of the steam shovel at Morgan for Oregon Hassam Paving Co. Highway Commissioner W. R Bar ratt, accompanied by Mra W. B. and daughters. Misses Helen, Wllletta and Margaret, called In Cecil on Friday en route for Seaside. Ore,, where they in tend to spend a month or more. Mr. and Mra Andrew Henrlksen of Willow Creek ranch, also Mrs. George Henrlksen and daughter, Mlaa Mildred, of Strawberry ranch, who have been spending a few days In the mountains' returned to their tespeclive homes on Wednesday, all feeling much better for their trip. j American Ships Now Sail Seven Seas v. r.rW: ''"-v, -SSL II ! I If K "l't,hrrri,S Twin. Bed Stateroom, Privrte Baths and Nurseries for the Children Give Hints of Luxuries Provided on Ship of the New American Merchant Marine ANYWHERE In the world on an chairman of the United Statea Ship. American ship.' Americans no ping Board, longer need go to sea or ship "Our Merchant Marine must be their goods In foreign bottoms, sustained If it la to be permanent," That, to-day. Is the proud message declares Rear Admiral W 8. Benson, from the National Capital to the commissioner of the United Statea American people Shipping Board From every oort in the country Not only ln I""'" doe th .lOwTuVtaUlynd loTves'. "?,!U,,.:,.q!!a.,,5r, sels. under the American flag, car- H" r ,me . .,1!?.?' rvln r,aen-rer and rariro to everv many American passenger vessel! to ZrV the' glohi ' ' the travel.ing public ha. b.ett . , . t ., , , accustomed only on Mg foreign The ration, through the United iners: public rooms with palatial Slates Shipping Board. Is flinging a 0un(cea and music rooms, palm gar new Declaration of Independence den verandas and writing rooms; to the world, independence of for- nlll rooms, glass enclosed promen. eirn vessels, for American travelers aSeg, swimming tanks, twin beds, and commerce. shower and tub baths. t With a proud merchant fleet num- After forty-sii years service In berinc 3.700 vessels of 19.UJ.S30 the United States Navy, during deadweight tons (not Including which time he saw the American small ships), according to Gfncial flag, except on ships of war, almost figures compiled to May 1. It is now disappear from the ocean, and now "up to" the people of the United chief ofll-er of the greatest single Spates to keep that fleet on the fleet of merchantmen ever con seven seas Of this great total the structed. Admiral Benson is asking United States Shipping Board owns his countrymen to support their and controls 1.720 vessels of fleet. 11. 139, 40 deadweight tons. "We have the ships." he declares. "We must take the huire corpora- "The United States Shipping Board tion. the largest the world has ever Is using every endeavor to build up known, and make it an institution this vast fleet into a profitable of which every American will be enterprise, but we need the coopera proud," dec'ares Albert D Lasker. tion of every American." After 500 Miles Drain and Refill There you have the first of the two most impor tant rules for motor safety. The second is fill with the very best oil you can buy call here and get the correct weight of mm gBCKf TIT '! Puritan Oils carried in all weights, making an oil for every car, truck and tractor. All accessories for Ford cars always in stock. A CARLOAD OF FORD CARS TO ARRIVE SHORTLY. Try Us for Service Latourell Auto Co. Heppner, Oregon Record la Butter Fat Yield. Cow numbering :SS were tested in Ave Oregon cow testing associations during June ine average production per cow was S63 pounds of milk and 39.55 pounds of butter fat This yield of butter fat la 1 65 pounds greater than for June of last year, and is the highest average yet reached In the his tory of association testing In the state, points out E. B. Fltta of the college In charge of the work. The Tillamook association which has been in continuous operation for more than 10 years wins first honors tor the month with an average yield per cow of 44 pounds of butter fat The Smlth Umpqua association wins second place with an average yield of 41.15 pounds of butter fat The latter association has made excellent progress in its breeding work and Is the first aassoola tion in the state to report a pure bred dairy bull at the head of each herd. The highest average yield per cow for an entire herd was 81.41 pounds of butter fat made by the grade Jersey herd owned by Clyde Kenneman of the Tillamook association. Th highest pro ducing cow was "Jewel" a grade Guern sey, owned by P. J. Sharp, also of Tilla mook. Twelve inferior cows were weeded out of the association during the month, and eight registered ani mals purchased. L. A. Hunt who returned Teusday from Yakima, Washington, whsre he spent some time visiting In the Inter ests of the Hay Growers, states that he saw more poor grain and more poor summerfallow than could be found In three times an equal area anywhere south of the Columbia river. In the Yakima valley the fruit crops are doing quite well but the hay crop la quite spotted. Some fields of second cutting are not over eight Inches high. It Is just another case of "It la not all good fishing on the other side of the stream." Morrow county looks prety good after all. STAR THEATER Program July 29 to August 4. 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