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VOLUME XVIV
10NE, OREGON FRIDAY Septltf 1930.
NUMBER 14'
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MORROW FONA
MEETS AT RHEA CREEK
AFTERNOON PROGRAM
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Candidate Julits Meier To
Be Principal Speaker
Saturday, Oct. 4. Mor a Co
iWna Urang will meat in su
U Uj asaalon at Khs Crtik wl k
Rata Cn Crrf t m hoiti.
, A burioMi mtttlng Is ichtdu
4 for 10,00 o'clock to wtleh H
Fouith Dtfrtt cntmbais as wall
I Fifth will bt wtlcora. Alt Pu
mnt Dimbri ara urjtta to it
t-nd this morning session that
tba uanal hnineas may bt alttad
ad to with dispatch.
Th travallog banotr which
Crttnfitld Graogt of Boardman
h)lls!for tha second tirnewill bt
on Display. Tht graara baripg
tht largest rtgiattrtd dalagation
at 12.00 o'clock, noon, will bt
lrivilg9d to takt tht banatr
honat. lUmerobcr, tba ragietar
cloaca at nooo.
A ablcodid program haa bat a
arranged for tba aftainoon to
which tht public lain ylud. Julius
Mtitr, Indtptndantcaneidalo for
governor will bt thr principal
aptaktr on the program. Mr.
Meitr will explain tba foor total
urea of aptciat iatartst to grant
ara. All who haro't heard Mr.
IWiar itould avail thamaclftt !
this oportuaitr. Tht program Is
annotated fur two o'clock. Read
Ingt, ' ttuslnal numbers and Wil
lows orchestra wilt.- couiplett Ji
well rounded program.
Tht UhtaCrbek Juvenile Grange
will havo on display the beauti
ful puilt wh ch the children made
fur tht fair. Chantet will be sold;
we art ctrtsin that evenone
wtuld like to own this beautiful
quilt and now it )oat chance
id an opportunity to help the
kiddies at tht sairt lir a
Football Practice
The boys turning out (or foot
ball practice are Francis Ely. Nor
roan Eveison. Ralph Cibson, Dorr
Mason. Earl McCabe, Norman
Swanton. Jot I Erglcman. Louis
Biuchke. Barton Dark Ordie
Farrcns, Francis Trcdson. Norton
Lundell, Milton Morgan, Bert
Akcrs, Walter Brist.w. Donald
Hcllcker. Eiwanc Licuallcn, Leo
Lieuallen. Robert Botts. Virgcl
Esteb. Ralph Tompnon, Johnn?
Eubanks. Coach Tucker feels
confident that we will have a
team that will makt a good show
Jnfi.
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1 am tbt tnt puhtlc acrivvnar to
Pari. ..." A Mi-lout llttlt omn
waa aiHwliluK tu a rM(ititttaUvt of
Uit Parle Solr. "TUuga Imvt chmrtl,'
tit rootlnutd, "and wlira Mia liuildlDft
atont kara art tvra dwm I atiall bave
to wot. Thera art not to many ltt-
tart U wrllt now. for tva tbt llttlt
taatda hart Itarnttd to pencil their
lore uImIvm. I aUII kave, bow
aver, tatugh tllenta to earn my tir
ing." Ovw bla uodttt offlct la tbt
tUtu: "Public S'rtwitr." The pro
faaaloi wal tegellted la franca by
(AarUt T during tba latter part of
tbt Fourteenth ronlnry. Kicliauge.
CfU Cft Tr4U Prt
8lka, plumbago, pearta and rart
wtoda, tbt aipott comniodlUM wliltb
arwigbt fanit to Ojrloii, bavt bea
BuprMdtd bjr tea. rubier and coconut
prtducta ai tbt Uluml'a Wading ex
porta. More than one fourth of tbt
world's commercial Crop of tta la pro
duotd tbtro. Iji tbt two chief rocouut
irodiuta, copra and Cixwiut oil. Cy
loa'a cootrlbutlon foru a froth of tbt
apgrtgatt mi taporta. Oat-teoth vt
tat total robbtr tapply ta product
tatrtt
Cmn tf "Grtla"
Tit "grain" la wood ta dut to tbt
rUi. rta of tbtut arowa tvtrr
ytar reuud tbt tre, aud ibtn "atta,"1
furiilug a atrltt of cjliudui'. Tbt
41tltloat ftrm tbt train.
CECIL NEWS ITEMS
Mr. and, Mrs, lin y Kttba rt
iurnd bome, Wtdntsday, after
pandiog tbt summer lo Montana
Wbtr Mr. Krt) was les'ilnk
rffer Kttba Brothera' sheep on
feqtnmer range.
Mr. Jack Byd vlsittd in
tlklaant Pendleton this week
whiie Mr. Uysd received his
sheep getting In from summer
pasture, la Pendleton, Mrs. Hynd
was the gusst of her daughter,
Mr I. Cecil Lieuallto.
George Wilkina, formerly of
Willow Creek, new of SaUaa, it
hfuaa guest at the M W. Sbtr
tar J home. .
Dame Rumor says that Roy
Slender and family are leauit.g
shortly for Salem where thiy
will snake their future borne. ,
Diek White was looking up old
friends or Willow Creek, Sunday.
Mr. White was oo route to his
home in The Dalles.
Bill Chandler made a trip to
Pendleton, bringing home a load
of feed.
Mr. and Mrs Belle and their
daughter Athena were week end
gutsts of tht Bert Warren famil; ,
We are glad to aee Beb Lowe'a
smiling fact ea our streets once
more. Mr. Lowe finished his sum
raer'e work ant frr the timt ia
domiciled witbtht Krtba families
Tee two childrea of Mr. ard
Mrs. LWuallenare aptadingtht
week with their grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jlynd. while
their parents attenn the State
fair Ik Talem.
O. L. Lundell thrashed out
200 pounds of choice alfalfa aeed
lMtwk. O. L tainke the grow
tng of aeed would be a paying
dusinets if there was a hulltr in
the community.
Wu4 3 ! FrM T
At ttt tiatt tht natlfte of nt-
ala wortblptd toad. Itut thy
blpp4 tbtlr twprttoMd totd with
tlUlt twttcbtt wkta tttrt a
totreit tf food tr wtttr.
fmmm "WorlklM of OU
TVt "NUt MrtllM," li w-rt
prta aub-ti In tht palatlugt aud
tapMtrtta f tamlltval tlm, wmv
Bctr f Troy, AltxamWr tba Qrrat.
Jullaa CaMtr. Jutbua. David. JuJut
Waccabaena, King Arthur, Cbarlt
vagnt and tlodfwr of Houlllun.
Personal Mention
By teos and Ihrtei tht rati n
hunters are returning, some en p
ty handed, one brare hunter beat
ing the marks ot having been at
tacked and i uu over ly an evil
mannerd duck, some wl.h wond.
rrful stories of the otn tht
aTFled ? but faiitd to fine4, and
some with fine animals as prool
o'thfr marksmanship Mayo
Mason returned with two beat a.
The Joe Gibson party brought
home four deer. R. W. Browo
an1 Roy Lieuallen each have $
deer to their credit. Noel and
Walter Dobyna each returned
wiih a fin buck. Cleo Drake at d
John Cochran who were in in
Hog Flats trapping while wait
ing for the hunting season to op
en were out of luck. They return
ed without deer and 1 al little
access at trapping. The Beret
rin and Cochran party 'which
was at Desolation report far
luck. Walter Cochran of Arling
ton was one of the party wlo
b ongbtout a buck. Raymond
Fletcher is one of the yonorer
hunters deserveing special urn
tion. He killcb a fine aix point
buck weighing 222 pounds, ins y
buntera are still in the mountains
and some plan on going later.
N.t VU for Prafor
A prajtr rug la, lo tba hotnt tf hq
American, aatd merely at a acatior
rag tr. If It It ttptrlally btautlful or
valuable, bang on tbt wall at If !l
rt a taptatry. It night alto f
irrartfuitv arranged on a baby gr. 1
plan . '
Tbt ftana and tbt Upit, like V f
IUgva.A4 Ttirka. are diiala4J'J
tthnolegiata aa of Mongolian orlg'n
They torn a branch of tht C'ral Alli le
famllr, but art mixed largely with 1
fwedta and Kuaatana, neuibera of the
Aryan rate.
Golda E. Mumma
STATE ACCREDITED
TEACHER. OF PIANO
Pupil ol Win. R. Brown and
France Strlegd Burke.
ELLISON and WHITE CONSERVATORY
High School Credits Given.
Studio: Main Street,
Hermiston. Oregon.
EapleJaUg AbWrvUll.
U. waa tba abbrtvlatlon for Ilia
aouri booauat any otbtr abbreviation
would bt Ukeljr to becoma eoortwwl
with aa abbrtvlattoo for MImImIiI.
Notice of School Election Upon
Question of Increasing Tax
Levy over Amount Limited by
Section U, Article XI,
State Constitution.
Notice is hereby given that tn
election will bt held in School
District No. 35ef Morrow County
State of Oregon, at the school
house in said school district, for
the burpuse of aubmi'ting to the
legal voters of paid district the
question of increasing the ax
levy for the year 1930 1931. over
the amount limited by section 11,
article 11, of the Conatitutian of
Oregon.
The reasons or increasing such
levy are:
Deficit incurred by cutting of
tax levy for 1930 by $3000 which
automatically rrsults in a like d
cease in the tax levy for 1931,
Making it necssary to vote this
special tax to maintain our school.
The amount of special tax pro
posed to be levied for said year
is $22,386.54.
Dated this 17th day of Septem
ber, 1930.
Attest:
, Delia M. Corson
District Clerk
N Ruth B Mseon
Chairman, Board of Direct.!.
. R. RODISON
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:; ALL KINDS; ;
; : OF HIGH : :
a:: GRADE MA
::chine work::
;; CAREFULLY
::done.
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; ; Motors reground ; ;
O;; Bearings poured; ;W
! !and fitted to re 1 1
'ground shafts
MACHINE SHOP
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POLITICAL ANNOUNEMENT
I wish to announce to the
electors of Morrow Connty,
that, at the coming election, I
will be a condidate on the Re
pnblican ticket for the office of
County Commissioner for the
short term, succeeding L. P
Dividson. ,
Ernest Helicker
Dr. A B Cray, health nurse.
Miss Edith Srallard and Mrs.
ickward were giving physical
Elimination lo pupiles in the
tone school Thursday. All parents
were welcome.
E bert Akers, son of Ratp
Akers, is attending Oregon
Institute of Technology at
Portland this yenr.
Valuable Africa a Tree
Moukr; bread It the fruit of the
tfrlran baobab tree. The pulp has a
pleasant acid teste and coo b mmle
Into a beverage. Tbt trunk of tlio
tree often growi to a diameter of 3)
feet Tbt leartt and bark art um;J
medklnally and tbt Mx-r ta um-d lv
tht aatlvet to make cloth and rot-
; Mail Make Her Eavleaa
'in one large New York bank a girl
It ruing leea than $50 weekly baa tlie
Job Of ttgulng dividend check I total
ing mora than $3.'i,nno,0u0 monthly.
8bt eperatea a machine. Tbt Job l
ant that la Cumuion to many big bau!.
nd corpora tloiia.
PIANO IN STORAGE
Looks and Is like new. Will sarri
flee for balance, $163. Terms, $2
weekly, or monthly or crop pay
ments. Will discount for cash.
rAVrite Tallman Piano Store.
395 So. 12 St. Salem, Ore.
SUPERIOR DRILLS
Are no Experiment but are the
Product of Experience. The name
tells the Story.
P. C. Balsiger
HEPPNER CLEANERS
As good work on ladies' ap
parel as on men's clothing and
Quicker Service than ehwhere.
Vegetables
X-Plenty
Big, tender beets.
carrots, cabbage, green oniors;
cuenmbers, green beans, parsnips
squashes, etc., Cooking Apples.
Everything fresh from the
the earth here.
Also for sale Ohio Improved
Chester Wnite pigs, from regis
tered stock, a good deal cheaper
than sending away for them
At the Windsor Castle Ranch
down the highmay mile below
the Elevator.
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A Nice New Line
of
Ladies Ready
to
Wear Dresses
at
Bristow & Johnson
lone - Oregon
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IF ITS DRY CLEANING GO OR SEND TO
THE HEPPNER TAILOR
Prompt and Efficient Service at
The RIGH PRICE.
Work from lone may be left at
lone Barber Shop.
SKUZESKI 5e TAILOR
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SHIP YOUR CREAM
TO
MORROW CO. CREAMERY CO.
Thirteen Years on the Job. We
Are the Cause of Your Getting
BETTER PRICES
Morrow Co. Creamery Co.
W. C. COX, Manager.
U Those Finer Points of Service !:
By nature tome of the finest boinU nccteuarily a part of better
mortuary service are more appropriately cared for by a woman.
Our trained lady assistant auaret these little fineries being welf
Uken care of.
Phelps Funeral Home '
CAY AND NIGHT PHONE 1332
CUT ROWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
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Miss Spokane
.Dresses
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I have just receiv'dj
A Large Assortment of
Ladies, Misses and Children
WASH DRESSES
and
SMOCKS
BERT MASON
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