Hermbimi librali»
VOL. XVI
FARM BUREAU WILL
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
XJ, •
HERMISTON. UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1922
w. F.
BUCHNER BUTS
CHAMBERLAIN RANCH
Is Former Resident of Idaho, But
la t e r of Ashland
Oregon
TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE
MET HERESATURDAY
Umatilla News Items
N ». 21
W. W. ROGERS HAS HAND
BROKEN BY ROCK CRUSHER
PILOT ROCK WINS
BASKET BALL GAME
The fourth of a series of winter played. Delicious refreshments were Was Shifting A Belt W ith Iron Bai
W hich Caught in the Lacing_
card parties was held on Thursday .¡erved at a late hour.
When Accident Occures
night, Feb. 9, at Community hall
RITNER. JEWETT ANE B A T .T A B T)
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Buchner arriv WEST END GRADE TEACHERS with 11 tables playing. The capable
The O. W. R. & N. has installed
Thursday of last week at the New CONTEST BETWEEN GIRLS EX-
committee in charge was Mrs. Ner- a new water pump at Umatilla which
ed in Hermiston last week with the
TO MAKE ADDRESSES
MEET IS SUCCESS
ton, Mrs Cherry, Mrs. Renick, Mrs. is a decided Improvement over the port camp oi. the Cold Springs high
idea of locating dnd this week clos
TREMEL CLOSE
Fallen, Mrs. Sheppard and Mrs. Lam- old one. It works with .half the way W. W. Rogers who was employ
ed the deal for the purchase of the
ed on the rock crusher thero was
M eeting to be Held in Pendleton Chamberlain ranch, one mile north About 39 Present; Address by Co. bel t. Delightful refreshments were steam and does much better work,
i shifting the belt with an Iron bar
served to a large crowd. First prizes
o f town. The Chamberlain place
Condta and Waterman Are High
when the belt turning caught the bar
Saturday; Three W ell Known
were won by Mrs. Buell and Mrs.
consists of 20 acres across the road
Supt. Green and Other W est
Fred Dixon has purchased a lot and In the lacing and he was thrown Into
Point Winners. Making 17 and
Iverson. Everyone had an enjoyable
from the Experimental station and
Speakers on Program
End Instructors
time. The next party is Feb. 23 at is building a home near the Cathol- the pully. He was rendered un-
Is well Jmproved with orchard and
13 Respectively
8 p. m. at Community hall and every ic church. Houses are in great de- conscious for some time and it was
alfalfa. It is considered a very de
maud in Umatilla.
(at first thought that his arm was
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.one is welcome.
A good array of talent has been sirable place.
The Teachers’ Institute for the
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broken and that he was injured in-
Thc ,ocol bigb grhoo, bagkp, ba„
Mr. and Mrs. Buchner are former
secured tor the annual meeting of the
cesswest end grade teachers held
At the S. W. Washington Expert- ternally. He was taken to town i teamg ,„e, two defeat8 Frlday eve.
About >29 was taken In by the
Umatilla County Farm Bureau to be residents of Idaho, but for the past here last Saturday was a success
ment
station where a contest has where an examination showed the lllng at the Auditorium The girls
held In Pendleton next Saturday. two years have been living at Ash from every standpoint. In the fore Home Bureau on its third card par
been in progress Mr. W. A. Ford had hand was broken between the fore- COIltegt wag extrenlely c)0Be th(, gante
George S. Jewett, General manager land, Oregon and have lately return noon the meeting took the form of ty. High scores were won by Mr.
a pen of his famous White Leghorns finger and wrist, and a deep cut en- S| a„d| ng a( a tie whe|1 the f,na,
of the North West Wheat Growora ed from a visit in Idaho. Their son Rund Table discussions in three Stangeby and Mrs. Bullard. Ten tab
entered. One hen tied for 1st place, tlrely across the back of the hand, whistle blew. Pilot Rock succeeded
is
a
teacher
in
the
Pendleton
high
association and Vice-President of the
groups, primary, intermediate and les were in progress. At 11 p. m. having laid 29 eggs in January The break has been hard to mend and in winning in the p ■•/off, the final
United States Grain Growers associ school.
dainty
refreshments
were
served.
A
grammar grades. At noon the visit
His pen of hens ranked fourth for he went to Pendleton Tuesday for BCOle being 12 to 10
ation will tell of the status of the^ co
ing and local teachers, thirty-five In large crowd was present and every the month and about eighth for the further medical attention.
operative grain marketing movement VAUDEVILLE SHOW AT PLAT
one
had
a
very
enjoyable
evening.
Boys Game Not so Close
number, proceeded to the¡Oregon ho_ ;
entire year. This is a wonderful
HOUSE IS BIG SUCCESS tel where a splendid hinch awaited Mrs. McKenzie was chairman of the
In the United States. The state or
In the boys contest the local lads
record as the competition was very DANCING PARTY IS ENJOYED
ganization of Idaho, Oregon, Wash
them. The’ "te'achero 'enjoyed “ the cornmlt,eo *“ charge-
i took the lead for several minutes,
keen. The contest was held at
ington and Montana has about 30 Large Audience Greets Home Talent meal and the social feature of the oc- !
AT AUDITORIUM IA ST TUES. but when Pilot Rock found the bas-
Puyallup,
Washington.
W hich is Greatly Enjoyed
million bushels under contract, the
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ket they registered a rapid series of
caslon, and a hearty vote of thanks
The directors of the Umatilla hos-
By AU Present
United States Grain Growers, over
One of the leading Rocial events of field goals. The half ended 19 to 11
was given to the Parent-Teachers as- Pi,al are b«sy selling stock In the
February
3rd,
1922
100 miUion bushels, with contracts
the season was a dancing party giv- in favor of Pilot Rock. The second
aociation of Hermiston who was re- new Institution. The proposition is Mrs. Minnie M. McFarland, Treas.
A fine show was the verdict of all
coming in which amount to about
en at the auditorium on St. Valen- half was hard fought. The final
sponsible for this function.
a
one- but tb® shares must be Homo Bureau,
who
attended
the
show
at
the
Play
2000 per week. . the North West
sold in order to keep It going. The
tines evening by Mesdames C. E. -score was 29 to 19. Condra and Wat-
Umatilla, Ore.
Supt. Green Speaks in Afternoon
Growers about 25 milion bushels and House Thursday evening given under
rooms havo all been full since the
îiaker, J. W. Campbell, C. W. Kellogg erman scored 17 and 13 points re-
My dear Mrs McFarland:
The afternoon session was mostly
other co-operative organizations a the auspices of the Ladles Altar So
opening nnd several people are on the
_ .
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- F A . Phelps, J. W Ralph, O. O. Sap- spectlvely
Enclosed please find receipt for
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A
considerable quantity. It is fully ex ciety. A full house greeted the per taken up by Supt. Green who addres watting list. Four nurses have been
per, C. N. Taylor and C. M. Voyen.
A preliminary game between the
pected that the various co-operative formers and the numbers well re sed the gathering on various subjects in atendance, two specials and a >10.00, second contribution from the
Thc hail was literally transformed eighth grade nnd Freshmen boys end-
Umatilla Home Bureau, to the Schol- |
of timely Interest. Mr. Voelker con
grain marketing organizations will ceived.
regular day and a regular night nurso
into a veritable Cupid’s bower of cd with a score of 24 to 4 in favor of
arship
Loan
Fund
O.
F.
W.
C.
ducted
the
singing
of
some
patriotic
The
high
school
orchestra
gave
have nearly 300 million bushels un
the latter.
Dr. Pearce of Portland was up to
Kindly convey to your club mem- | hearts and Valentines and shaded
three selections, which called forth songs and also was chairman of tlie I the hospital on Sunday and had four
der contract by July first.
The lineup for the girls follows:
lights. An improvised parlor with
bers the very grateful thanks of tho
. ,
. .
meeting. Brief remarks were made
tonsil operations. They were all suc S. L. F. Board and assure them of TU«’ ’ ' a8y cha!r8 and dlvan8’ *°Kelh-
Pilot Rock, Forwards Stanton,4,
Last spring and summer, the Uma much applause.
Mr. F. A. Chezik was a real sur by Principal Drew of Echo. Princi cessful. Two R. R. men, Mr. Grammer
tilla County Farm Bureau tried to
er with a dainty booth for frapp at Cramer 2; Center, Johnson; Side
our
appreciation
of
their
splendid
pal
Robenson
of
Columbia
and
Prin
Center, Blacker; Guards, Done and
get the use of the contract of the prise in his two readings, Juliett's
and Mr. Goodlin, were operated on
support in this work. To date you one end added greatly to Its attrac
cipal Benjamin of Umatilla. The
Wagner; Subs. Wyatt 6. Stanton and
and will soon be back to work.
United States Grain Growers in this Death Scene and Hamlet, and re
tiveness
while
at
the
opposite
end
are the only club in the state to du
high school teachers meet at Pendle
territory but were unsuccessful ow sponse to two hearty encores.
were card tables for those who did Pollock.
ton
next
Saturday.
plicate
its
contribution
this
year,
and
Albert Hedwall caused much mer
Hermiston, Forwards Bensel 7,
ing to an agreement between the
The Catholic Women’s Altar you don't know what an inspiration not care to dance. Various means
were employed during the evening Sullivan 3; ' Center, Swayze: Side
United States Grain Growers associa riment by his fine work with the
Society
had
an
enthusastic
meeting
it is to us to receive such support,
crayon.
WOULD RAISE COMEDY
tion and the Northwestern associa
on Sunday after mass and laid plana for there is a great deal of hard work to keep the crowd constantly mixing. ¡Center, Robinson; Guards Addlemati
Mr. Adamson sang twice and was
. STANDARD IN PICTURES for the future. Mrs. Will Roberts and
tion which provides that the United
I regret* to'say^'sometimes
Tittle J lny Japan* ’e lanterns suspended and Neary; Suh.. Kingsley.
lay, s
States contract should not be used recalled each time, his song "Ten lit
Is President, Miss Fallen Vice-Pres. appreciation by the
the clubs, attach- f,om ,h e ,« * " « ’ at a tw ,‘ch o a
p
a r- a
i,
tle
fingers
and
ten
little
toes"
being
Higher Class Comedies Wanted Says Mrs. Wltham Kennedy Seq.-Treas.
istring, raining hearts for the ladles
Pilot Rock, Forwards, Condra 17,
In this territory. The Northwestern
ed
to
our
efforts,
but
we
are
strength
Carter DeHaven, Famous
Wheat Growers were unsuccessful In particularly good.Mr. O. G. Sapper
They plan to have a cooked food sale ened by the wonderful thing this while at the other end of the room, Stanton 4; Center. Smith 6; Guards,
Farceur
the men scrambled for arrows which Evans nnd Johnson 2; Subs., Horn,
securing many contracts in Umatilla accompanied him.
on Easter Saturday.
fund is doing for Oregon girts.
Mrs. F. A. Chezik played two piano
each bore a number corresponding Kidwell
county but the farmers here are still
With
personal
regards
and
many
“There Is a strong and very real
Interested In the co-operative .move selections In her usual capable style.
to a heart and this gave everyone a
Hermiston, Forwards, Hanellne 2,
The Protestant Ladies Aid will thanks, I remain.
pardner for the next dance. At an- Waterman >13; Center, Parker 4;
ment and want to keep posted on It Í The feature act of the evening was desire on the part of picture follow meet to organize on Thursday, Feb.
Sincerely Yours
from reliable sources. Mr. Jewett is *be beautiful interpretative dances ers everywhere for a higher type of
other time hearts cut In grotesque ! Gumds. Smith nnd Shotwell; Sub.,
9 at 2:30 p. m. at Community hall.
Sarnh A. Evans.
directly connected with tho various bE Miss Melba Callahan, in which comedy picture, to fill the place now
designs afforded much merriment, Winslow.
A
large
attendance
Is
anticipated,
movements and should, be able to give sbe displayed much talent. After occupied solely by the multitude of
while they were being matched for
On Feb. 18 the two high school
the farmers here a correct statement reKP°ndlng to three encores Miss Cal- elapetick, slam-bang offerings,” said as tbey are very anxious to get the COMMERCIAL CLUB
pardners.
teams go to Athena. On Friday eve-
as to thc movements.
lahan was presented with an arm Carter DeHaven, commenting on his nlove for a new church under way.
WEEKLY GET-TOGETHER
At the close of the grand marclt "lnRi l‘pb- 24 (lie Stanfield teams
full of lovely carnations by Father latest photoplay version of tho stage A good deal of money bas been glv'
in which every guest participated. come here for a double header. These
Ritner to Talk on Convention
success. “Twin Beds.’’
jen to tbe cause, which Is a worthy
Butler.
The Commercial club met Tuesday each was presented with a toy bed- fkmes will he the last on the local
Senator Roy.Ritner who was onel
Mr. DeHaven feels the majority of one’
noon for the weekly meeting and a loon, making the scene a festive one H°br-
week inter the final games
K>f tlie official delegates at the recent .. In addition to the above numbers film fans of today will welcome with
discussion of various subjects and in the waltz which followed. Gray
”1e 8eni,°i1
he played at Pilot
National Agrlcultular Convention
’ a8 a
movle comed*
enthusiasm
high-grade,
legitimate
Miss
Georgia
Thorne,
of
Pendle-
propositions.
w lU m ako an official report to the Ut,ed Roman Romeos
manl
colored
caps
were
given
out
comedy pictures, depending upon ton, -who has been taking ciire of Mr.
Mr. H. E. Crawford, assistant man and these worn during a short inarch
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Farm Bureau. Ritner will tell what
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well-wrlten, clever stories, and In- Whitmore for the past two weeks, ager of the Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
the chances are for carrying out the THREE FAIRS OF TWINS IS
telligent acting rather than upon has left the case and is spending a at Walla Walla, gavo an interesting up to the booth where dainty refresh. NUTRITION SPECIALIST TO
ments were served In enfeterin style, i
BE SPEAKER AT P. T. A.
various recommendations and what
REC0RDD FOR ONE DAY burlesque and a hodge-plodge of Im- few days with Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell
talk. Mr. Townsend of the Hermis-
Approximately one hundred forty
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the agricultural block means to tho |
possible situations for their success. o t Hermiston before returning to on Creamery also gave his views
I Three pairs of twins all on the
guests were present and it is a safe Marjorie M. Smith W ill Address
fanner.
.
"People the world over love tho duty in Pendleton.
and aims In the conduct of the busi bet that not one of the number ex
same day Is the record hung up by
Meeting nt School Monday,
ridiculous and the comic," went on
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Finances to be Discussed
i
ness and the club will name a mem perienced a dull moment during the
Hermiston
and will probably hold
February 10
Mr.
DeHaven,
“and
that
humor
There
has
been
revival
meetings
ber to accompany him ln a “get ac entire cleverly planned party.
for some time to come. The twins are
land will be secured to discuss the a„ do)ng fine Two
Brrive(, at which appeals to the Intellect Is al- at community hall tor the past week quainted” trip through this part of
Arrangements havo been completed
farmers future finances and what he tbe A p Garner ranch an(, Qne ftt ways more appreciated than tho With a good attendance. Rev. Hillis the county. A motion was alBo cars
¡for the meeting Feb. 10 when Miss
Community Club Holds Meeting
can expect from War Financial Co- , he Frank gtone rancb (agt gatur_ brand which Is forced over with a has been the pastor. Several of the led that here after at all club din
Marjorie M. Smith, nutrition special
The Community club met at I lie
padded mallet. Very rarely has thero town people have had dinners in his ners nothing but pure "home grown”
operation and more extended credit. day No t)lege twhlg were nQt Qf th(j
ist from O A. C., will address the
library on Tuesday, Feb. 7 when a
been a successful slap-stick comedy honor.
F. L. Ballard. Assistant County human variety but jugt
#
cream shall be served at the tables.
members of the Parent-Teachers as
very interesting program was given
of the stage, while on the other
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Agent Leader, will tell of some of the day caiveg
It was announced that the bill has
sociation. Miss Smith will give a
Mrs
Correll
led
the
Current
Topic
hand, witness the tremendous success
The debate on Saturday night drev.. been reported favorably In the house
things which have been accomplished
'
demonstration of a properly prepared
discussion
and
Mrs.
McKenzie
gave
and popularity of “Twin Beds" and only a fair crowd but It was not at icpealing the lien ln the patent on
by Eastern Oregon Farm Bureaus,
dish and (here will nlso be an ex
M anufacturing Broad Foundation
the Farm Organization movement and
other plays of Its kind.
a]1 advertised. Miss Clara Parks all lands ln reclamation projects a very fine paper on Japan and its hibition of a properly balanced meal
W.
Stevens,
of
St.
Helens,
Ore.,
a
people.
Mrs.
Root
gavo
tho
club
a
the relation of County Agent to the
What is true of the spoken play and M|sg jjO(yg Davis were the Uma- since 1912.
for a child. She will answer any
bee man of some 20 years experience is not less true of the screen, I be- t,„ a representatives, while Miss Dor-
short parliamentary drill.
Farm Organizations.
Support of the high school In the
questions and is especially anxious
has started a small shop on the west lieve, and it is my intention from !lg gwayze and \jr Stockard were for
Tho club voted to adopt tho pro
issuing of their Annual was up for
to meet any mother wishing help
Officers to be Elected
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* i8i,ie and I* manufacturing broad now on to endeavor to supply a de Hermiston. The debate was very discussion and reported favorably, gram, as read by the committee, for with children's feeding.
The officers who will carry out foundation for Iocal
men though
mand which I have long felt existed good and greatly enjoyed. Miss many believing that much good ad the following years work. The mo
In addition there will be a number
the program of the Farm Bureau dur- ■gome o( b,g bug|negg ,g from nearby
tion was also carried to have tho
for good, straight comedies."
Clara Parks had special mention as vertising would result from it.
by the ladles quartette, and a piano
in g this year will be elected at the towng_ Two men are engaged in the
programs
printed
and
a
committee
"Twin Beds" will be the Associ- people said her points as well as de
solo by Miss Mabie Brown. Refresh
annual meeting, The present offlc- work and about a half ton of the ar-
was appointed to select a flower.
atedated First National attraction at livery were fine. This is our first
ments will be served after the meet
era
are
WALLULA TO UMATILLA IN
Motto and colors for the club. The
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¡tide has already been turned out by Pound's, Umatilla Friday and the
debate and we hope to be able to
ing. Tho meeting will bo held
S. R. Thompson, President, J. F. Me- tbem
programs
will
soon
bo
out
nnd
eneh
FORD
BUG
IN
SEVEN
HOURS
Play House Saturday.
carry off honors before we are
promptly nt 3 o’clock In the high
Naught, Vlve-President, Mac Hoke,
member may obtain one on payment
through.
school auditorium.
Sec.-Treas, A. R. Coppock, Seed Cer
BAPTIST NOTICES
To prove they could make the trip of twenty-five cents.
Farm Reminders
The hoHleseeg are: MrH H. M. Som
tification. S. J. Culley, Marketing,
The
club
meets
Feb.
21
when
the
Early spring seeding of grain gives
R. V. Ashmun, minister. Residence
Henry Sommerer, Dairying, H. P.
Mr. W. A. Ford is slowly Improv by car from W allula, to Umatilla, following program will be given: met er, Mrs. F. V. Prime, Mrs. O. O.
the bent results, but when planted in
Whitman, Livestock, L. L. Rogers, first house east of Library.
ing and as soon as warmer weather Walt Waddell and T. P. Mills start Current Topic discussion led by Mrs. Sapper. Mrs A. W. Adamson. Mrs.
Sunday school at 10 o’clock. Some rather cold soils the rato of seeding
ed from Wallula In a Ford bug and
Joe Ralph and Mrs. C. M. Jackson.
Wheat Varieties, James Hill, Seed
comes will be able to be about
should be increased. Spring oats
made the trip ln 7 hours. For the C. M. Jackson. Mrs. F. A. Phelps
Treatment, J. F. Slover, Horticul more new faces were seen last Sun
day. We will be looking for others should be planted not less than three
first 10 miles the road was easily will glvo us a pnper on "Oregon
ture.
W. R. Nugent has been confined negotiated but from Juniper to H Products” and Miss Hall will tell us Nineteen Attend Canning Course
bushels per acre, and Bpring wheat
next Sunday. Will we see you?
The meeting will be held in the
Cannerymcn to the number of
The Junior B. V. P. U. meets In and barley at about two bushels per to his bed for a week with an attack mile west of Sand Spur they took to of the "History and Present Gov. of
County Library in Pendleton. Satur
nineteen who have come from points
the basement at 11 o’clock. Mrs. W. acre for western Oregon conditions.— of flu, but Is on the mend and hopes the ice then back to the road again. Japan.”
day, Feburary 18 at 1:30 p. m.
to soon be up again.
Tea will be served. Mrs. A. C. in Oregon nnd Washington all tho
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W. Illsley and Mrs. Knox in charge. O A. C. Esperiment station.
The return trio was made via.
FREIGHT TRAIN BREAKS
I The Sen,or B T p ° meeta in
Pendleton and Walla Walla, and Voelkpr being chnirtnan of tho host way from Olympia to Medford aro
enrolled In tho ennner’s short courso
Mr. Ed Renick had an attack of while the roads were better it took ess committee.
Why not set eggs from a selected
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the basement at 8:30. Topic “The
now being given by the department
CARS OFF TRACK go,lrceg oi Happiness." The young flock of the best hens rather than grippe which almost proved to be half an hour longer and burnt up a
of horticultural products at the Ore
from the whole flock? Wouldn’t It flu but was checked by Dr. Logon. lot more gas.
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people are cordially invited.
CORRECTION IN DATE
gon Agricultural college. The men
Wreck is Cleared by a Crew From
Thursday night at 7:30 Miss With- pay to raise the average production He is back at work
The boys say that with only an
are enthusastic over their work, says
R ieth in Short T im e; No. 1 De-
erg who is speaking in Oregon will of the flock two or three dozen eggs
ordinary toad between Wallula and
E H. Welgnnd, who Is giving the
P. F. Fallen is confined to his bed Umatilla the trip can be made In a
layed About One Hour
¡speak upon "Missions Around the per hen? Try It.—O. A. C. Experi
Notices have been sent out an course. The course Includes practi
with a severe cold.
World.” MI rs Withers who Is addrese- ment station.
little over an hour.— Boardman Mir notinclng the date of Miss Marjorii
cal work in Hie well equipped labor-
A train wreck on the O. W. R & N. ,ng a,ldlenceg ln fiTe gtateB
the
ror.
Smith s lecture and demonstration atnrles nnd lectures, many of which
about 7 o clock Monday morning re- wes( jg a forceful speaker. She will G0ETHAL8 TO REPORT ON
Dr. R. G. Gale operated at. the
as March 20. Officers of the P. T. A. arc given by men brought to the col-
suited In two cars being thrown off tell us of some dangers in our own
COLUMBIA BASIN PROJECT Umatilla hospital on Monday upon
Big Auction Sale
wish to correct this as thc date 18 lege for this special occasion.- O. A.
the track and several drawbars bc- life and suggest some safeguards. A
Miss Louis Klages of Boardman and
The auction sale at'the Ixiuis Boyce next Monday, February 20.
C. Experiment station.
lng damaged. The accident occur- c apacjty house la expected. The
The visit by Major-General George Mr. D a w n of Umatilla. They aro ranch Feb. 6 was the largest sale
ed about one and one-half miles ptlbl|c are cold|a,iy invited. Do not W. Goethals to the Columbia Basin both reported doinr well.
tuking place on thc project for sev- I
south of Hermiston and the cause miss hearing thia.
Project on which he is to make a
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METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
eral years. Autos were parked In on _ . FREE METHODIST NOTICES
was due to the breaking of the train
Services at the Free Methodist j Sunday school at 10. Attendance
Mr. Taylor Whitmore, who was both taldes for a block In lenglh.
Plane are all fwrfected for the com. complete report has brought out an
the latter section smashing into tho Ing Evangelist Godwin, commonly Interesting feature not hitherto em- lecently operated on for appendicitis Stock and implements of all kinds '*isH*on Sunday school at 10 a. m. ia,t Sunday was 118. Church serv-
forward and derailing the two cars.
T h ree Fingered Jack" to be- phasized. It has developed that Is reported doing nicely.
brought good prices.
: Preaching at 11 and 7:30 p. m.
| re K a | j j , special music at this serv-
The wrecking train from Reith was giD mcetingg next Sunday morning, following the readjustment of costs
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H®* E. O. and Mrs. Pnlmcr |ce. Services at Columbia at 3 p.
called In on the job and the wreck , SoIT1r. of the . Harmlaton
people _______
were In ________
In respect
to labor
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___ materials the
Phillip Lenhart, who has had a
Here to Improve Homestead
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m' EPw,,' ,b l*ague 8:30. Special
was cleared in a short time. Train p en<ue ton when the meetings were great undertaking can now be car- severe alack of pneumonia, is able
Mra Bess Spencer arrived from
Many eastern Oregon farmers try services will be announced at that
No. 1 was delayed about an bour, in session and saw people turned ried through at a figure 40 per cent to sit up again.
Pendleton Tuesday to emaln Indef- ,o Hr’"H thp,r potatoes on the name time.
and a half.
away from over an audience of two below the engineer’s estimate. This
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Inltely. She plana on improving her ,,bl patch every year. It Is much
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thousand. Our problem will he to i will have a very important bearing
The Umatilla hospital has 6 pa- 20 acres east, of town in Columbia better to put them out In the early
RAY IN “45 MIN
W i'l Move to Ranch
seat the people. Come early If you on the ultimate development. Gen-jtlents at present with only one va- district. She expects to enlarge the plowed summer fallow where there
UTEE FROM BROADWAY
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kellogg will want a seat. The meetings will be eral Goethals devoted Rome time to cant room.
house on thc place and make other ba’ e been no spuds and where there
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move the latter part of this week to held in the Baptist church.
delving Into this particular aspect of
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improvements.
will be less danger of disease.— O. Charles Ray will be featured at
the M. D. Scroggs ranch home on
The Methodist Episcopal and the the situation. He left for thc east
The literary department of the
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jA- C- Bspcriment station.
i Umatilla next Tuesday and Hermla-
"South Hill.” This Is a very desirable Baptist churches are co-operating in on February 15.
'Home Bureau met at thc home of
Watch th" Bee Hives
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ton Wednesday in George M. Cohan’s
location, with a considerable acreage the metlngs.
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Mrs. Benjamin on Tuesday and had
Examination of the stands of bees ' The use of credit for other than famous stage play ” 45 minutes from
of orchard and small fruit. It is
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Miss Luclle Wit Hers arrived In a study hour. About 7 ladies were should be made from the middle of productive purposes Is a bad policy Broadway." This is without doubt
understood that/the house vacated by
Under supervision of the Boxing Hermiston from the east Thursday present and had an enjoyable time, February to the first of Mareh. according to the result of farm aur- the biggest and best of Ray's pictures
the Kelloggs will be occupied by Mr. Commission Pendleton win put on 5 morning and spoke to the women of They meet again in two weeks,
Choose a time when the bees are fly veya that have* been made. In ad- Don't forget the dates.
and Mrs. Julian Morfltt.
boxing matches thia Friday evening, the Baptist church and
then at a
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Ing well and make sure that the dltion the farmer using credit should
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The main event is Buddy Stevens of public meeting at the church at 7:30
A pretty arranged Valentine party hive« has a good laying queen. The make sure that the enterprise will
Miss Hazel Sutherland Returned
W O. Sutherland Is going to build Pendleton versus Battling Crooks of
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waa given at the home of Mlm Gladys amount of honey store may be de- produce a return greater than that home Saturday after spending a
a seven room modern bungalow on Seattle, at 133 pounds. There will
Lila McMillan spent Tuesday shop- Nugent on Tuesday night. Sixteen termlned at tho same time - 0. A. C. needed to pay off the debt— O. A. C. month In the Umatilla Hospital She
Ills lot near the Telephone office.
he four preliminaries.
ping In Pendleton.
Igneeto were invited and ’’500" was Experiment station,
'Experiment station.
¡was operated on for appendicitis,
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