The Hermiston herald., December 29, 1921, Image 1

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VOL. XVI
TAX FOR PORTLAND
FAIR YET IN DOUBT
No. 16
HERMISTON. UMATILLA COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29. 1921
CO OIERATIVF, DAIRYING TO
BE DISCUSSED AT 0. A CL
DAIRYMEN’S LEAGUE
VOTES TO DISBAND
M arketing Problems to be Topic
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During F anners’ Week;
Experts to Speak
MEMBERS EXPECT TO
SENATE VOTE ON GASOLINE
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Oregon’s
biggest
dairym
en
will
NEW ASSOCIATION
TAX MAY BE INVALID
OREGON, MY OREGON
Land of tho Em pire builders.
L and of the Golden W est:
Conquered aud held by freem an,
F airest and the best
Onward and upw ard ever
F orw ard and on and on;
H all to thee Land of Heroes,
My Oregon.
FORM
HAY ASSOCIATION
PRICE STABILIZER
LOCAL
GROWERS
GET
MORE
MONEY THAN YAKIMA
, consider one of th e biggest problem s
facing th e dairym en a t the 29th a n ­
No Hay is Being Sold to Outside
nual m eeting of the sta te association, Meeting is Held a t Portland Lib­
Issue Will no Doubt be Carried to
i December 29 a t college F arm ers’
Land of th e rose and sunshine
Buyers at Less Than $11;
rary Tuesday; Vote to Dis­
the Voters Next Y ear; P o rt­
week— th e problem of co-operative
Land of th e sum m er’s breeze
Yakima Getting $8
m arketing.
band is 990 to 291
Laden w ith h ealth and vigor,
land Feels Bitter
C. L. H aw ley, sta te dairy and food
F resh from the W estern seas.
com missioner and president of th e
Blest by th e blood of m artyrs.
By L. A. H u n t
M orning Oregonian, Dec. 28
The fate of the proposed P ortlan d association, W alter K. Taylor, form -
Land of the settin g sun.
In th e organizing of th e Oregon
The O regonian D airym en’s Co-oper-
1925 fair is yet in doubt. It has er president and leading dairym an
H ail to thee Land of Promise,
!Co-operative Hay Growers tho claim
not been killed as yet for the legi3- of Corvallis, J. D. Mickle, form er ' ative league, composed of more than
fcfy Oregon.
’was made th a t it would prevent the
la tu re fin a lly passed a m easure Io dairy and food commissioner, P. M. 3000 dairym en in d ifferen t sections
discrim inate sloughing of hay upon
raise the 83,000,000 by a tax of one B randt, head of d airy in g a t th e col- of th e state, w ill disband and its
the m arket, and th a t it would stab i­
cent a gallon on all gasoline sold lege, and Dr. H ector M acpherson, j assets be liquidated as th e resu lt of a
lize price?,.
w ith in th e state.
head of th e federal b ureau of m ark- vote of th e m em bership yesterday.
Im m ediately follow ing the open-
BOARDER
HENS
DON’T
PAY
However, on th e ru in s of the old NOTED “KID PICTURE,’’ TO
Vote is 15 to 14
iets at
A'
take part *u H»e
ling ot th e office here, w hen hay was
organization
a
new
one
for
the
m
ar-
BE
NEW
YEAR
S
EVE
SHOW
FOR
FEED
THEY
CONSUME
The gasoline tax passed th e house discussion.
being loaded out a t 88-50 and 89.00
k etin g of d airy products w ill raise
by a vote of 54 to fi and w ent through
per ton f. o, b. cars the association
w
hich
w
ill
carry
forw
ard
the
pro-
F
o
u
r
Y
ear
01d
Child
is
Star
in
“The
the senate 15 to 14 w ith the opposi­
Poultry Station Man T dls How to ,1U0ted 812.00 and 813-50.
! gram m e laid down by th e old league,
g jg A d v e n tu r e P ic tu r e at
tion coming from th e eastern, so u th ­
Select Layers; Get Best
This had an im m ediate effect of
ton a new an d more businesslike
- Pound’s
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Friday
ern and central p arts of the state.
Eggs for Hatching
stabilization, and w hile the associa-
i basis.
P o rtlan d w ent solid for the tax and
-
tion made lim ited sales on theso
I T his was indicated w hen 200 dairy- I
the W illam ette valley generally sup­
L ittle “ Breezy” Eason, th e four-
F
ar
too
m
any
farm
hens
do
not
f,K"
' ea and were la te r forced to : e ’
1 men from various sections of the year-old w onder child of the screen,
ported it, but the oth er p arts of tho
lay enough eggs to pay for the feed d« ca
‘A® f“ '
sta
te
who
h
ad
gath
ered
a
t
L
ibrary
w
jn
fce
thg
prlncipal
attra
c
tio
n
at
stato opposed.
th a t for the first tim e in the history
and
time
spent
on
them
,
says
A.
O.
T here is doubt about the validity TWO MEETINGS HELD HERE h all to learn th e resu lts of the elec th e Play House on S aturday and at Lunn, head of th e O. A. C. statio n . of th is d istrict it is believed hay
tion took im m ediate steps for the P ound’s, U m atilla, F riday when "The
of th e senate’s action as the Oregon
poultry work. T here is no reason ! prices wero m aterially higher th an
LAST WEEK
form ation of a new organization.
Big A dventure,” his la test U niversal
in Yakim a valley.
constitution requires a vote 'of a
t i expect th e ir d aughters to do any
Vote in League 990 to 291
photodram a 4188 its first local show­
We know of no hay being sold to
m ajo rity of the elected members of
b etter the next year.
. ...
The vote to disband the leag u e was ing
each house for a constitutional
It will pay a person w ith small 'o u tsid e purchasers nt less th an 811
am endm ent. The senate m em bership W ork of Eradicating T. B. Goes on; 990 for and 291 against. T his was a
L ittle “Breezy” appears as a waif flocks to place th e ir best hens in a on the car. This, in spite of the
good m ajo rity over th e tw o -th iid s
c| t y streets who leaves a brut
_
is 30, w hich would require 16 votes
4000 Cows Have Been Tested;
separate «pen
before they begin to fact th u t Yaklmn is quoting ” hay J at
vote required to disband.
al fa th e r and goes to th e country on save eggs for hatching, Buy a good
to m ake the gas tax valid. One of
E'°
89.00. Many of our sales
Hermiston Ranks High
F. A. Baker, S. A. Sales and I. Con- a fre ig h t train , accompanied only by
th e senators, Hume of P ortland, it
aro made direct to P o rtlan d dealers
rooster
for
th
is
pen.
dron were chosen tru stees to take his faith fu l dog, Mickey. He captures
dead so there are now b u t 29 sen-
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The good hen is a late m oulter. and farm ers.
charge of liquidation. These th ie e a g ang of bandits, u n ites lovers and
She never does get b rig h t yellow
Markets Not All Affected
at0I8‘
W hat H erm iston dairym en are do- im m ediately will w ind up th e league’s
g rin s his w ay through five reel3 of beak and shanks afte r she first lays
The b u rn in g 'q u e stio n of th e houi L
-g gum m arjze(j jn an article in
This stabilization, of course, af-
business.
snappy dram a to a finish th a t will the yellow out as a pullet. She has fects not all of the hay consum ing
is w hether 15 or 16 votes are a ma- [ ^jonday evening’s E ast Oregonian.
The plan for th e new organization
Jority of the present sta te senate, -pblg com m unity, w hich is rem arkably was th e resu lt of a resolution in tro ­ strik e a p articu larly happy chord on a short, blocky head, a full b rig h t territo ries, but only th a t p a rt w hich
The attorney general has ruled th a t we„ adap(ed to d alrying i8 rapidly duced by George A. M arshfield, presi­ th e h ea rt-strin g s of those who see it. eye, and a friendly disposition. She *« more easily served from th is dis-
“ Breezy” Eason is th e son of m ust have a broad back and a deep tric t th an from elsew here.
I his in ­
16 votes are still required and if w lnnlng distinction in th is line. The dent of th e Oregon S tate F arm Bu­
Reaves Eason, who directed the pic­ full rear If th ere are to bo intestines eludes all territo ry between hero and
th is holding is sustained by the Ore- ,,rtic ie fou ow8;
reau federation who was present at
tu re. The youngster made his first
gon suprem e court the fair tax has j
U rm
m for ac.
the g athering. The resolution p ro ­ im p o rtan t screen appearance in to digest th e food w hich makes eggs, j P o rtland, as well as a very consider-
failed. If th e suprem e court ove. |
192, |n
The egg producer is spare of fa t an d “hie am ount of te rrito ry o ut of P o rt-
vided for a com m ittee composed of
rules th e atto rn ey general th e
county> d raw „ u p laat weeU at three members from each of the three “ Pink T ig h ts” w ith Gladys W alton. soft abdomen, not bloated w ith h ard land.
H is w ork was so appealing th a t he flesh like a beef cow.
sure is legal and will be referred to
. ,
j 11 *® en tirely too early in Ihe sea-
. . .
.
- H erm iston, calls for execution of the d istricts in w hich the league has
th e people under the referendum .
1
, . . .
„ been op eratin g be nam ed to work o ut w as selected by C arl Laemmle for a
not
use
pullets
or
weak
v
itality
HO« to say w hat the final average
v v
! tuberculosis tests now under way, a
featu red role in "Two K inds of males as breeders, as th e practice P'lco w ill be, but nt least through
Measure ot go on Ballot
club for keeping herd records, calf tho plan.
Love.” “ P atch es,” a sto ry which will soon resu lt in poor hutches and th is local stabilization of prices and
P ortlan d sentim ent is ra th e r b itte r jciu b g a t H erm iston and S tanfield, the
Advisers Are Named
Jam es E dw ard H ungerford drew w ith w eakling chicks.
,bn development of th e eastern m ar­
tow ard this p a rt of th e sta te for forlnatjOn of a cow testin g asaocia-
q-jje resoiu tion provides th a t C. L.
much su b tle power of h ea rt interest,
ket th e association is felt by Jia
blocking the fa ir and it is believed on, a feeding to u r w hich w ill be | Hawley, Oregon sta te d airy and food
was selected as his first sta rrin g
'tt,
ItJMW Tf> Fl-.ve rf-’cm /nstiaied its i.ee i
th a t the fair advocates
iu March, an d th* .m-oppr- j Mmrnii8i()I1e r and a m em ber of t h .
and"produced u nder th e title “THE FOX," IS NEW YEAR
Many farmers* outside of the org an i­
th e tax m easure on the ballot b y j n - .;(lon of th e dairy ow ners wiih tho n a(|onai farm b u rea u ’s com m ittee be „Tho R |c Advpntlll.„ -
FILM HEBE AND UMATILLA zation will p ro fit th ro u g h its activ ­
Tho Big A dventure.’
Itia tiv e petition if th e legislateVe Herm iston Hog and D airy Show.
appointed to function in an advisory
Forem ost in th e cast is G ertrude
ity w hile th<lr neighbor members
action is held invalid.
in addition to th is schedule of work capacity and th a t Dr. H ector Mc- Olmstead, the little girl who e n te r­ Sunday and Monday Shows for Both pay the bll.
The vote in the sta te senate w as as the organization w ill assist in plac- Pherson of th e ag ric u ltu ra l college: ed fllmdom on a wave of popularity
Afternoon and Evening: Mat-
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follow s:
; ing th e best type of breeding cattle M arshal N. D ana an d rep resentative ns th e favorite of the E lks of A m eri­
inee
Shows
at
Umat'lla
BAPTIST
NOTICES
For— Banks, Eddy, Edw ards, F a r L th e alfa lia sections of th e county of th e farm bureau and b anking in-
ca in th eir recent beauty entest.
.
R. V. Ashmun, m inister. Residence
rell, Gill, H are, Joseph, Moser, N ick- wj,ere a keen dem and now exists for . terests m eet w ith th is com mittee.
H arry Carey in “The Fox,” wm « r s t house east of lib rary . Phone 32.
| Mr. M ansfield w as chosen to rep-
ru a n n a T F C
elsen, Norbald, P atterson, P o rte r’ ihe introduction of th e “bossies.”
be th e attra c tio n a t the Play House
« O '^ v e lt «ays There are enough
.
A bout four carloads of d airy cows resent th e farm bureau and George 2 7 1 U_ OF 0 GRADUATES
R yan, Staples, V inton— , 15.
A g a in s t-B e ll. Dennis, E berhard,
nre(]e(]
q | c . Je w ett of th e local co-operative
TEACHING IN HIGH SCHOOLS Sunday and Monday. M atinees will JoH day. for most of us. Sunday dif-
be given a t U m atilla at 2 p. m.
»»her holidays in the fact
E llis. H all, Jones, Lachm und. L a |
g
w
i t h
(hQ w heat grow ers’ o rganization and f o r - :
both
Sunday
and
Monday
and
a
t
h
at
there
are 52 of them every year,
F ollett, Robertson, Sm ith, Strayer,
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they th in k necessary to con- »»erly connected w ith th e federal Only 66 Are Men Who Are Ma'nly in
H erm iston a t 4:15. H erm iston will ‘hcrefore go to church on S unday."
_
n i'o a o n r
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t » __ lA _f____ _
farm
loan system A to n m rep
resen t Tri*»
th e
Thomas, Upton, Rihner— 14.
Administrativo
Positions
;
sume th e ir feed a t a p ro fit accord­
Sunday school a t 10:00. S ta rt the
have two evening shows, one a t 7:15
Salaries Are Good
ing to Fred Bennion, county agent. b anking interests.
New
Year rig h t by going to Sunday
The g ath erin g chose P. K. S itton
and 9:10.
T his dem and is about evenly divided
of Amity, J. S. Albel of Boring and I U niversity of Oregon, Eugene,
T he w onderful success of this pic­ school. The young m arried folk:*
betw een S tanfield and
H erm iston
class meets in the basem ent. The
The w ork of th e farm bureau will Thomas Roe of Gaston as representa- p ec_ 29— Two hundred and seventy- tu re in P o rtlan d last m onth Is a tte s t­ basem ent is attractiv ely decorated
tives from zone 1 of th e league, com- J geven teachers in the high schools ed to by the M orning Oregonian of
consist in d eterm ining w hat the ac­
w ith evergreen which w ill muke the
p risin g P o rtlan d and th e su rro u nd in g oi tb e sta te are graduates of the Nov. 14. The article follows:
tu al needs are and then p u ttin g the
Anyone who doubts th© appeal m eeting of this clnss more enjoyable
territo ry , and H. G ustafson of N orth u n iv ersity of Oregon, according to in-
farm ers in touch w ith men in sec­
Bend, W illiam Blackm ore of N orth forn,ation contained in the directory of the good w estern picture should th an ever. Let us see if we cannot
tions of the co u n try w here good
Bend and W illiam Goshen of M arsh- i js8ued by the office of the sta te sup- hear th e cheering and applauding break all records in atten d an ce next
GILLIAM AND MORROW WOULD stock is for sale.
Sunday.
th a t is g reetin g H arry Carey’s p re s ­
,
t
t
fle,d t0 rePre8ent zone2’ com prising erln ten d en t.
The young peoples class extends
Of in te rest to the dairym en were , he Coos. C urry di8, rlc t on the com- , T h at pedagogy hn8 a d,m ln,8hlng en tatio n of "T he Fox” at the Ma-
LOSE TERRITORY
So en th u siastic <*n in v itatio n to young people not at-
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Iwo nice ngs le
iu is ay an
mj(tee for reorganization.
appeal for m asculine graduates is in- jestic th is week.
Friday a t H erm iston and Stanfield
Committee is Invited
dlcaled by the fact th a t only 66, or do Ihe audience become th a t they lending an o th er Sunday school. If
Claim is That Section Along River u cn were a i f . s e
y .
. a n i
inasm uch as there were only mem- |C8S ^jjnn a fo u rth of total num ber, keep up th e ir dem onstration even you are home for Ihe holidays wo
on, extension 'pec a 8 °
’ ’
' bers of the board of directors from ar0 nien
These are engaged in ad- afte r the p icture Is completed Just to want you to meet w ilh a live bunch,
Does Not Get F air Deal From
O ther classes extend u h earty
on
a ll y i n g .
e a e 011
e® ¡(be Clatsop d istric t present a t the m| n j8t ra tive school work as princi- show th eir general approval of the
welcome to ull.
HepPner and Condon
mg a t t esc m eetings an c.i e
te
gathering> u wa8 decided to send p ais a „d superintendents. The h ig h . stirrin g climax.
The ju n io r II. Y. P. U. meets In
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. M e n tio n o
a ly m e n o
e neces
¡nvu a u on to th e dairym en in th a t e8^ a n n „ a j nalary received is 84450.
H arry Carey w rote “The Fox”
• .
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sily 0 ee lng,.elt 61 s aK® or 17° section of th e Btate to appoint a com- Tbe next highest is 84100 .S ix receive him self and his w ealth of experience the basem ent d u rin g th e Sunday
The prophet says there is nothing crops io provide succulence. The m h)ee of th ree t<J m eet w i|h the rep.
whu<)
m orning service.
w ith w estern life has made possible
The Senior B. Y. P. U. meets at
new under the sun and it may have correct am ount of g rain necessary to . re8Cn, ativeg of the o ther d istric ts for , 2000 to |2?5O Few mcn graduate8 an exciting story of great force. “The
been tru e in his day. but not now. m ake a balanced ratio n when alfalfa w orkjng out the o rg an lzation plan.
of , he Unlve,slty are teaching In the Fox” is a large-scale production. 6:30, topic "B elter Purpow;.” The
Supplies for the first Q u arter of the
H ere’s a brand new one. T hey are ¡, fed.
> A m eeting of th e new com m ittee h)gh 8ChW),H for )es8 th an |lg 0 0
H undreds of horsemen are seen In
B. Y. P. U. will be given out Sunday
try in g to divide Morrow and G iljiam
Moro th a n 4.000 cows have already wag heJd |mlrleaiately and a tempo-
f
th e unfolding of the plot, w ith troops
counties, m aking a new county out been tested at H erm iston, an d of rary organlzatlon m ade. consisting of
' saU rf« , of the women range of the 11th U nited States calvary ta k ­ evening. T here will be an election
of officers for Ihe com ing six m onths,
of th e north end of th e two old ones. ,h t, num ber, four herds lack only on« p R SHton ch alrm an , an d W illiam ,ower_ froln , , 26 „ m onth to | 2 j 00
ing p a rt in tho climax.
it is very im portant to have as many
Bu'letin Starts Drive
” e
J ' ».. 5 b v th e B ,a c 'tm o ^ c • »ecr e , a r y-
a year, w ith a considerable num ber at
The scenes are laid in a western
.
...
j
... present as possible,
The movement sta rted in the A r- The te stin g w ork is done free by th e
R waR decidcd to hold an o th er
f
e
h
pa)d town and . ’ on the
Mojave desert
r, ulletin
,1
„ r ru».
is Bureau of Animal In dustry ___
on condi-
„» (he 1 com m ittee a t the of- woman among tho U niversity
,
. . teach-
. .
Wo are now prepared to care for
iington B
of
Dec. ifi
lb . T 1 h nis
m eeting 01 m e couw
H igh cliffs form an Interesting set­
the babies iu th e nu rsery which is
paper claims the old counties a re on
0 “ 'a * 1111 za *’
.
fice of c - L Hawley in t e
'
ing graduates is a principal of n tin g for p a rt of the story.
iwo big to be efficiently governed
which n this case is the
„ „ Ja n u a ry
w hen t we(<te
Q
Khw)1 whQ (>
"T he Fox" contain« all the action to Ire under the charge of Mrs. F ritts.
and also that the north end of the ' a ™ bureau, furnishes tra n sp o rta . wag hoped to make more progress In
th
a
t th« most Im aginative could M others, here Is a real opportunity
receiving 82500 a year.
c o u n tie s being remote from the seat "<” »
a ">»" conducting tho tests. , he fo rm at|on of the new organiza-
desire. T here Is the hero’s rescue to lie relieved from the strain th a t
of governm ent do not get a square Hr F oster, chief of the b ureau for , t ,on
of th e sh eriff d u rin g a sand storm weighs 011 m others und be in the
FREE METHODIST NOTICES
tho Oregon d istric ts said th a t th e co-
“We hope to be able to tak e advan-
on
th e desert, the hero’s discovery m orning worship,
deal at H eppner and Condon.
Q uarterly meeting services will be
.j
operation offered at H erm iston waa (age of previous m istakes and form
M orning worship 11 o’clock. S p e d -
T he A rlington paper would b a r s
organization which will be able held a t the Free Methodist Mission of th e re tre a t of the gang of b a n -i
al music by the “ Ladies chorus.”
d
its
and
a
spectacular
b
a
ttle
be­
,tO7 s , X r ' i i r r Z tio ° n ,na n d X -
" h e n tw o more tests have been , o m arket the dairym en’s product In hall this week, commencing Friday
Theme "Invoicing.”
tw een the law and. the outlaw .
c a n, n
, own in th e proposed made in ihe H erm iston d istric t it a businesslike m anner,” com mittee n g .
E vening them e “The Only W ay.”
ing the largest tow n In the proposed
a
free
announcpd.
| D istrict E id e r F. E Pond of Wal-
T he plot Is fairly sim ple, which
T here will be special music by the
eoun‘y -
. , . , d istric t." W hen th is classification is
It Is considered likely th a t the new la W alla will be in charge and will is a blessing, since the action Is so cornet and violin. Every one wel­
T here has long been com plaint in
,,nte8(w) COW8 wllI not
o rg an ,zati„n w ill be able to tak e ov- preach Friday evening a t 7:30. He rapid th a t w ith a com plicated story comed. P rayer m eeting T hursday.
the north end of these two counties^
8hj
d ,nto (he dlg_
(h<>
and 8tm llar „«sets of will conduct a w atch m eeting New th e spectator couldn’t tell w hat It
th e old
Th”e new organization Y
ear’s eve
T he Boardm an hay section h as felt
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BAPTIST SOCIAT ENJOYABLE
th a t th e rem ainder of t th e county.
„
H enry Sommercr
lr.
county
project
com
m
ittee
announced
the
Intention
of
usual
q
u
arterly
m
eeting
service
will m ent of m ystery and supense, su s­
TOBlfBldvI If' V tfllllt/ IrTVJW* < «Jill 111 11 t-XTXJ
/
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,
The basket social held by the
being Interested in the production
7 ” lea- keeping In touch w ith th e liquidation
................. be
- - held
- on
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dairying. Com m unity
Sunday w ith Sunday tained u n til tho end.
H
arry
Carey
appears
as
01’
young
people of the Baptist church
of live stock, was interested In cheap ders are F ran k W attgam an of Co- tru stees of th e old league w ith such school a t 10:00 a. m. followed by
hay. som ething the Boardm an dis­ lumbla. A W Agnew o f H erm iston, a plan in view if it could be worked Love Feast, preaching and the sacra- S an ta Fe. a tram p of the most ex- proved to be a very enjoyable time,
L ittle Breezy Th« basem ent wa. decorated w ith the
tric t would fight hard to avoid.
m d F A. Baker of Stanfield.
out to th e advantage of the dairym en, ment o f the L o r d , supper. Preach- trao rd ln a ry sort.
Eason
Jr.,
furn
ish
es
much of Ithe greens of several Xmas trees. D uring
One problem faced by dairym en of
Financing Held Possible
a*ft,n
? m-
Palm er
Boardman May Have Claim
comedy and heart Interest ns th e ‘he first p art of th e evening games
T he difficulty between the Inter-
WGFt Gn<j of n ,e county la a m ar-
i n an addrewi a t th e tim e the rote«
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were played. Follow ing which the
hoy, whom th e tram p adopts
tor of Gilliam and Morrow and the kef in c pywtem. The liq u id atin g of th e were being counted Mr. Manefteld de-
.
boxes were auctioned off to th e hlgh-
Colum bia river counties promise to
D airym en’« League is re- d a re d th a t th e league could be fl-
Hr». Miary
* VIH1 ng
Arnold and Gordon Shotw ell made cat bidder. Silss May W lnesctt w at
fu rn ish some Interestin g develop- sponsible for th is condition. T here nanced w ith proper organization of d au g h ter
rs.
h mun.
trip e out of town Tuesday. Arnold Ihe w inner of first prize, receiving
m ent. It Is thought th a t if a move- ar, 100 ,nen,ben, of the league In th e its credit. He declared th a t no effo rt N cth came In from o ,F™P,a *»"
going to M alheur county to visit his a 15\4 pound turkey. Miss Brown
m ent to divide the counties should irrigated sections of th e west end. An had ever been made to finance the 22nd. Mrs. et
as
n *
•
received the 10 pound goose and Mis
. t a r t Boardman would have a stro n g effo rt „ now being made to secure ,---------------------- ----------------------------— M” ”'
W ashington since being In homestead and his b ro th er to P o rt­
G rafton received the chicken.
land
on
buaineM.
claim to the new county seat.
a read ju stm en t of conditions.
;
(C ontinued on Page T h ree)
H erm isto n last spring
LOCAL DAIRYMEN
NEED MORE COWS
a
ARLINGTON DEMANDS
NORTH END COUNTY
b i i i h
w h