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HERMISTON. UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1922
STANFIELD LEGION BOYS
DEFEAT HERMISTON TEAM
Score Was 57 to 14. High 8chool
Boys and Girls Teams to Play
Stanfield Friday
CO. FARM BUREAU
ELECTSOFFICERS
VW*”
No. 24
DAIRY AND HOG SHOW
ASS N . HOLDS MEETING
SATURDAY GIG DAY
FOR ODD FELLOWS
The Home Bureau I. planning to
Four * *
Opt ®f * 0Wn
The Home Bureau held its regu­
Duecvt<”I :
t0
lar meeting on Thursday, Feb. I, at have the Glee Club from Pacific
•* Held *eburarj 198
2 p. m. at Community hall with a University here some time In March.
LODGES OF MORROW AND UMA­
BIOLOGICAL SURVEY COOPERAT-
The Hermiston Leigon basketball S. S. THOMPSON IS RE-ELECTED good attendance. A gTeat deal of There are two clubs, boys and girls
TILLA TO MEET
Stockholders of the Hermiston
business was transacted. Reports of and it Is not definitely decided Just
team met defeat Monday evening at
W G WITH COUNTY AGENT
PRESIDENT
committees of the last two card par­ which will be presented here. If Da,r* and Ho« 8how held * m“ ting
Stanfield when they played tho
ties were rendered. $21 was made .he chosen one is quite a drawing ia“ be “ brwy ,M‘ . Saturday and Convention to be Held in the Audi­
Leigon team of that city. It was a
torium ; Attendance of 800
on one and $22 on the second one. card, no doubt the second one will 1 named four .new directors on the
good
game
and
a
large
attendance
Special Process of S try ch n in e is Be­
board. They were: Henry M. Som-
is Expected
both from this city and Stanfield. Plea lo r M em benhip and Support of A questlonare from Mrs. Blumann of also be presented later. They come
in g P rep ared fo r T h is
Portland was received and read and highly recommended to us from merer, Columbia. W. T. Reeves, Echo,
Co-operative Marketing Made
The locals were handicapped by the
Everything in the way of arrange­
acted upon. The Smith-Hugbes bill Forest Grove, their home town.Date« H. B. Rees. Stanfield and W. A.
loss of Waterman who was out of
Purpose
by George S. Jew ett
Ford, of Umatilla. This gives neigh­ ments are practically completed for
recently passed by Congress with re­ later.
the game. Stanfield played King of
boring towns and districts a repre­ the Odd Fellows Convention of Mor­
ference to school districts, entitling
Pilot Rock, coach of the schools there
sentative on the board. It was also row and Umatilla counties to be held
said
districts
to
money
for
domestic
D.
W.
Jackson
was
in
Portland
this
R. L. Jackson, of the government and former Washington State Col­
s. R. Thompson prominent Unia-
voted to Increase the capital stock hare Saturday, Feb. 25. The session
biological survey, and working in lege star. The final score was 57 to tllla eounty farmer, was re-elected science, was dlsussed and a committee wees for several days.
of the association from $1000 to will be held in the Hermiston Audi­
named
to
meet
school
board
and
ask
14.
conjunction with Fred Bennlon,
president of the Umatilla county them to take action and get data on
torium commencing at 10 a m. and
Miss Gladys Nugent spent several $3000.
County Agent, was here Friday of
Stanfield High boys and girls Farm Bureau at the annual meeting same. The school board Instructed
There will be a meeting February continuing throughout the day and
days
in
Pendleton
last
week.
last week for the purpose of interest­ teams will meet Hermiston teams held In Pendleton last Saturday after,
28 of the directors at which plans evening.
ing project farmers in the poisoning at the auditorium tomorrow evening noon. Other officers, all of whom clerk to write to school Supt. and
will be formulated for the 1922 shew.
Committees were at Pendleton
get
any
Information
possible.
W.
R.
Nugent,
who
has
been
con­
of the pocket gophers which are get. in the last game of the season on the were re-elected, are J. F. McNaught
Tuesday making arrangements for
fined
to
his
bed
with
the
flu
for
2
ting very numerous here. On Fri­ local schedule. A good fast game Is of Hermiston, vice-president, and
paraphenaiia, dishes, etc.
The Home Bureau at its last meet­ weeks, is up and able to be out again. FRISCELLA DEAN THE STAR
day afternoon he gave a demonstra­ looked for. The game will start at Mac Hoke, of Pendleton, secretary.
The local Odd Fellows will have a
ing decided to furnish up a room in
IN NORTH WOODS EPIC
tion on the J. F McNaught ranch 7:30 sharp.
The executive board was re-elected the Umatilla hospital. The com­
big job on hand entertaining the
Mrs.
Rinehart
and
small
son
are
south of town and will be In here
also.
"Conflict,” Prlscella Dean’s first seven of eight hundred delegates and
mittee from the club met with the confined to their bed with flu.
several times later to see what results
A tone of optimism premeated the
Universal-Jewel picture since the visitors who are expected to be tn at­
hospital board to ascertain Just what
are being accomplished.
address of W. L. Thompson, president was necessary. The room will be fur­
Miss. Whitmore has the flu and is memorable "Reputation,” will be seen tendance. The big problem will be
of the American National Bank of nished complete, with bathrobe, slip­
P oisoning Should be S tarted Soon
at Umatilla, Friday. March 3 and at the serving of meals. Mack’s hall
confined
to her home.
According to Mr. Jackson the
Pendleton and vce-presldent <f the pers and flowers will be kept fresh
Hermiston, Saturday, March 4
It and the warehouse to the north have
poisoning should be started as soon
First National Bank of Portland, who each week. Any federated club
rings true to its name from beginning been transformed Into dining rooms
The
entire
Ford
family
are
ill
with
as the frost is out of the ground, so
recently returned from Washington,
to end, for It Is brimful of excitement and several hundred can be accom­
member will be welcome to use this bud colds
that much of the work may be done
D. C., where he served as a member
suspense and the uncertainty which modated there. Work on the Audi­
before the fields are spring toothed SUCCESSFUL “GET-TOGETHER IS of the War Finance Corporation. Mr. room in case they should be taken
torium decorations and furnishings
sick while passing through Umatilla
Mrs Geo. Camp and children are go to make up a superior picture.
HELD AT COLUMBIA SCHOOL
as this obliterates many of the
Thompson expressed the belief that
The story was written by Clarence will be held up until late Friday
Thie Is a very .much appreciated 111 and under the doctor’s care.
mounds. The poison is a special pre­
with wool and cattle industries again
Budlngton Kelland and appeared ser- evening on account of the basketball
pared strychnine to remove the bit­ E v en in g is Devoted to A ddress, Solos, coming Into their own, wheat, with piece of work as the hospital is not
lallyftn the Red Book Magazine. Un game that evening.
completely
furnished.
Phillip
Lenhart,
who
has
been
in
R eadings, and Old Fashioned
ter taste, and may be procured at the
the small crops in the southeast, will
Speeches by various officers, a
der
the direction of Stuart Paton It
the
Umatilla
hospital
with
pneumon­
Games
Hay Growers’ office. One ounce of
command a good price.
has been handled in a capable and parade and banquet in tho evening
The fifth of a series of card parties ia, has gone home.
poison will prepare 6 pounds of bait,
Earning Power Stressed
will constitute the program. The
wholly efficient manner.
given by the Home Bureau will be
The "Get-Together” meeting held
preferably carrots or parsnips. Place
The earning power of the farmer as
official program is an follows:
The
story
deals
with
a
young
girl
held
on
Thursday
night.
600
and
Taylor
Whitmore,
after
spending
the bait in the main runways. The last Friday evening at Columbia the big factor in granting loans was
Dorcas Remalle, who is forced from 10:00 A. M.—OPENING
runways may be located by prodding School house for members of the stressed by Mr, Thompson. He stated whist will be played. A large crowd several weeks in the UmatlUk hos­
Roll Call of Officers and Delegates
a
life of ease and luxury to one of un­
is
expected.
About
10
tables
are
pital
with
appendicitis,
has
return­
Neighborhood
club
and
their
hus­
with a sharp stick about 6 or 8 inches
that such earning power is the per­
Address of Welcome.
generally in play.
ed to his home. He is getting along happiness and uncertainty. Under
from the mound. After locating bands was a decided success.
sonal element which enters into the
the strict surveillance of Miss Labo.
fine.
O. C. Young.
The committee in charge, Mrs. W. granting of credit. “Frozen” credit
the runways place bait in it and close
her uncle’s housekeeper, she is thrust
The literary department of the
Response, 8. F. Bowman, D. G. M.
the opening with grass or rubbish W. Felthouse. Mrs. H. J. Ott, Mrs. F. to care for the gradual marketing of
All the rooms at the Umatilla ihto an atmosphere of hypocritical
Appointment of Committees.
and cover with dirt to keep out all Beddow, Mrs. M. Watson and Mrs. crops, was advocated by the speaker. Home Bureau met on Tuesday after­
piety. Unhappy and rebellious, she
noon
with
Mrs.
Benjamin,
the
leader
hospital
are
taken
and
people
are
Statement
of Vice-Presidents.
light. Fresh bait should be used at O O. Felthouse, deserve much credit
A plea for membership and support
waiting for admission. The directors gradually senses the impending evil
General Business.
all times and only enough made up f°r arranging the affair and for the of the co-operative grain marketing of the department.
are well pleased with the support which is slowly creeping upon her.
Recsss.
to be used the same day.
ability they displayed in keeping movement in the northwest was made
A beautiful demonstration of a
The Ladies aid of the Protestant the hospital is receiving.
30 P. M.— Parado ot All Lodges
Mr Jackson thtnks If all ranchers things going There was not a single by George S. Jewett, manager of the
woman's love for her sweetheart Is
and Canton.
will take this up great headway can dull moment the entire evening,
Northwest Grain Growers’ associa­ church met at Community hall last
Two nurses one from Walla Walla found in this picture, which will last
Report of Committees.
be riiade in eradicating the gophers
The seats in the school rooms were tion, and vice-president of the nation­ Thursday afternoon. The new church
and one from Portland are on duty long In the memory of every audience
General Business (Continued)
who do much damage to the alfalfa arranged against the wall In order al association. Mr. Jewett declared will be started in the near future.
There is a great deal of food for
at the hospital, in addition to the
Election of Officers.
roots and ditch banks.
leave as much floor space in the that hlr. organization would market
thought In the character of John
A party was given in honor of regular ones.
Special Business.
_________________
¡center of the room as possible. Pot- about 15 million bushels of grain this
Remalle,
who,
under
the
pretense
of
Mrs.
Gast
on
Monday
evening,
as
she
Address,
M. R. Biggs, O. M.
T A X RATE IN COUNTY GOES
ted plant8 and ,erna helped to give year in the northwest. He declared
Address, R. Alexander, P. G. M.
is leaving Umatilla to take up her
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Pound are the religion, developes into a religious fa­
rro -rn i o o mrrTTe the room a home like appearance.
that
co-operative
marketing
was
the
U P _ T 0 18.6 MILLS j Th(J program opened with a Com.
natic whose idea of piety reeks of
Address. H. J, Taylor. P. G. M.
inevitable result of the difficulties In home in Walla Walla, Wash. The proud parents of a baby girl born
sham
and
hypocrisy.
He
fools
him­
this
week
at
the
hospital.
Eastern
Star
was
hostess
for
the
af­
Address R. F. Kirkpatrick, P. O. P.
The tax rate in Umatilla county for ™unl‘y, B,ng led by Mr’ Vo*,ker’ wlth agricultural Industries at the present
self worst of all Into the belief that
fair. A large crowd was present.
Address F. II. Hubbard. P. G. M.
1922 will be at the rate of 16 6 mills M" ' WanI» at *be plan° ’ Tha natura time.
Address. 3. A Barnes.
The first high school party was he is religious, for he lacks all under­
according to figures that have been
tb* a°«*a «elected together with
Roy R itner Speaks
standing
of
human
nature
and
has
Address.
E. Williams, P. O. P.
Several
trends
of
Mrs.
Llewellyn
given
by
the
Umatilla
students
on
secured by County Assessor R. O ; Mr’ Voelker s lenthudiastio leading
Senator Roy Rltner related the
Good of the Order.
Hawks or an increase from 15.5 mills belped put the P^P“5 in tbe proper work of the national farm conference called at her home on Sunday evo- Saturday evening at Pound’s hall. A smothered the natural love for his
Address A. M. PhelpB.
which prevailed last year. The in. , mood for the remainder of the splen- of which he was a delegate from OreT ning. A pleasant time was spent large crowd attended and an enjoy­ fellowmen by his false bellefa and
Address, H. McCallister.
praying cards after which dainty re­ able evening spent iu dancing and
was:
crease is largely due to the lower did program, -which
gon. He strongly endorsed the farm freshment were served.
The result of the clashing of differ­ 6:00 P. M.— Banquet.
games, after which supper was serv­
Address
_.....
.....
Rev.
Wann
valuation given the county by the
"bloc” as the savior of the industry
Toastmaster, S. F, Bowman.
ed. The students at a Into hour, ent temperaments brings about some
state tax commission on public util- J Vocal Sol° ............ Sin« Me t0 Sleep and "the greatest thing that has ever
Fred Dixion’s new home Is fast decided that they had the best time highly dramatic situations which are 8:00 P. M —EXEMPLIFICATION OF
lties. The valuation of properly in
happened for farmers.”
THE THIRD DEGREE by Degree
nearing completion and will be quite ever, and already are laying plans promised to cause the audience thrills
Reading ............... Mrs. N. W. Bloom
The address of F. L. Ballard, a s­
of a new and distinct type.
Teams from Different Lodges.
for a future party.
ent valuation Is $58,237,757.97.
™ tlln* S°'° ..........
J , ™ 7 sistant director of farm bureaus In an addition to the city.
Miss Dean Is supported by a strong
Taxes for the 1921 assesment roll R*ad‘“S Confession of a Bashful Man Oregon was read Into the records.
OFFICERS
Saturday night ar. old fashioned cast. Including Herbert Rawlinson, President, W. R. Longhorn, No. 206
The cement block machinery wll!
are compiled as follows:
I
——————— **r. H. J Ott
Adoption of the most comprehen­ soon be In operation. As soon a.i party was given at the ranch home Ed. Connelly, Hector Sarno, Martha
Vice-President, L. D. Clark. No. 80
State and county .......... $ 966,746.»9
7 sive program ever drawn was voted
Special school tax ........
397,961.76
After tbe P™gram the committee by the bureau. Among the more the weather opens up. There are a of W. A. Ford. A large crowd at­ Mattox, Olah Norman, L C. Shum­
Secretary, W. T. Reeves, No. 239
way,
Sam
Allen,
C.
E.
Anderson,
Milt
tended
and
a
live
time
was
indulg­
good
many
people
figuring
on
the
Union high schools ......
93,013.19 led *.n pIayinS a. number of old fash- Important activities are: further or­
Treas., Joe Bailey, No. 23.
ed in. Mr. Ford is much Improved Brown and Bill Gillis.
cement blocks for houses.
loned
games
such
as
Pig
In
the
Par-
Special city taxes ........
152,753 43
ganization, crop improvement. In­
but
not
out
much,
so
his
friends
Warden, R. B. Brundage,
18 494 76 lor> Miller Boy, etc., and every one cluding seed certification and tost
County high tuition ....
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Withey were came In, which did him a greet doal
Baptist Notices
No. 32.
Roods' (special“)
(Jo,"ed
enthusiastlcs’ly.
plots, forage crops, potato seed, ro­
of good.
Bunday school 10. Parents are urg­ Conductor, J. C. Crlmmlns, No. 202.
1 Partners for supper were found tation of crops, soil improvement Pendleton visitors last week.
Irrigation (west extension
ed to bring their children. We have
80 338 61 I by matching hatchets which were livestock, club work, dairying. Includ­
Inside Guardian, C. M. Barney.
and Hermiston) ......
COMMITTEE APPOINTED
FORTUNE IN SILKS WORN BY
classes for all ages. Come and we
cut
in
many
odd
shapes.
After
ilnd-
No. 239.
2,561.65
ing tubercular tests, horticultural
Umatilla drainage ........
FOR CLEAN-UP DAY
ACTRESSES IN PHOTOPLAY will help find your class.
1,086.02 Iing their partners each couple fell demonstrations and better fruit rais­
Fire patrol ......................
Outside Guardian. Ed. Miller,
The Junior B. Y. P. U. meets in the
! into line and marched around the ing, rodent control, the question of
No. 135.
basement at 11 o’clock. Mrs. Francis
At the weekly meeting of the Com­
A fortune in silks!
$1,732,373.42 room to the supper table where sand, marketing products and the regula­
Chaplain, William Mlkesell
Illsley
and
Mrs.
William
Knox
in
wlches, pickles, cake and coffee were
mercial
club
Tuesday
a
committee
That is the only way In which one
tion of the farm labor supply.
Pendleton leads the cities of the served cafeteria style.
No. 66.
was appointed by the president to can estimate the value of the gar- charge.
W
age
Scale
county in the sum total of valuation
There will be a Joint meeting of
All left feeling that they had had
set
a
date
for
the
annual
clean-up
ments
worn
by
the
actresses
appear-
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
Farm wage scale for Umatilla
The valuation of property there la an exceptionally good time and hop­
of the city streets and alleys.
| ng in "Nobody” the Jewel Carmen (he Epworth League and the B. Y. P W S. Casady.
Just under $7,000,000 and the rate ing for another "Get-together” soon. county fixed for the summer of 1922
U.
in
the
basement
of
the
M.
E.
A proposition was proposed and feature producted by Roland West
H. O. Thompson.
by the County Farm Bureau follows:
of taxation is 11 mills. Adams is the
church 8unday evening.
O. Lockridge.
1st. Farm hands, unskilled labor will be refered to the city council, for Associated First National Pic-
only municipality which has a lower I Mrg Barham and chlldg have
Morning worship at 11. We are to
M. L. Watson.
with board, from $30. to $40. per In reference to the numbering of hires, Inc., and which will be shown
rate than Pendleton. Weston has
been quite
the paBt week
have
the
usual
services
Sunday
a.
ni.
A. Buhmann.
month of 26 days of 9 hours per day. houses and placing street signs on at Umatilla Sunday 3 p. m. and Her-
highest rate with a millage of 35. j
______
The Pastor will preach.
mlston 7:15 and 9.
T. II. Gaither.
2nd. Without board from $60 to the various thoroughfares.
Extensive improvements in Weston I Mrg R c Canf,e,d Bpent the week
Evening services. The Evangelistic
County Agent Bennlon spoke In
The character and variety of gowns
B. J Nation.
$70 per.month.
are responsible for the upward swing end wHh hgr gon and daughter
meeting Sunday evening with Mr.
J. L. Harman.
3rd. Labor per hour with board. regard to potato raising here and worn in the scenes depicting the
in its rate.
Godwin an preacher. Attendance In­
Stanfield.
D. H. Cook.
17.1c and without board 30.2c. In said that the district was about 2 "Four Hundred” at play in their
Milton is second tn the municipal­
I. N. llartsook.
Mrs. Geo. Gill is reported as being all cases where the laborer is driving weeks earlier than adjacent potato Palm Beach resorts are dattling to creases each evening.
ities of the county In valuation with
O. C. Young.
teams he will be required to take districts on both early and late po­ the eye. In fact, they are so expen­
property valued at $900,000. The on the sick list this week.
tatoes. He said enough seed had sive that no motion picture producer
Eastern Star Dance
J. S. West.
care
of
the
stock
on
his
own
time.
taxes there this year will yield $20,-
been sold here to put In 100 acres.
could afford to purchaae them for
One of the beet of the season was
Frank Waugaman, road supervisor
000.
one picture, but through a piece of t the dance given by the Eastern Star
was busy Saturday improving some JERSEY BREEDERS ASS’N.
FARM REM INDERS
Initiative Mr. West gained the coop­ Wednesday evening. One hundred
Methodist
Church
N
otes
of the roads in this section by drag­
Pomeranian white glob«; turnips
HOLD ADJOURNED MEETING
FOREST RANGER SEES
Sunday school at 10. 11 o’clock eration of some of the world’s great­ couples were present.
ging.
stayed palatable longer that! the cow-
“WOLVES” PURSUE MAN
The ( Hermiston Jersey Breeders’ services an usual will be held upstairs est silk manufacturers, and obtained
horn turnip in tesla at the Astoria
the
use
of
gownk
which
would
have
K eep W heat S eparate
Miss Wilma Waugaman underwent Ass'n. met at an adjourned meeting the floors being now ready for use.
branch station. They also yielded
Martin Hussy, forest ranger, two minor operations at St. Anthonys Saturday afternoon at the library and A good attendance is expected. Rev. cost him a fortune to purchase.
The winter killing of much fall four tons more roots to the acre —
The gowns were supplied by R. H. „ wed
n(,ceaa„ ate con(,,der. O A. C. Experiment station.
Truckee Division, from his lofty hospital in Pendleton last week. On took up business looking to the fu­ Wann is pleased with the steady in­
perch atop the Sierra Nevada moun­ Thursday she had an eye tooth re­ ture of the organiatlon. It was vot­ crease each Sunday and hopes this Mall I neon A C o, the Phoenix 8Hk ! able replanting. On the lighter and
tains aimed his powerful binoculars moved. The tooth had never grown ed that the directors levy an assess­ coming Bunday will be the banner Manufacturing Company. Johnson I drler ,<ndg Hannchen, Marlcut .a n d
G et P ro lific Queen Bees
at a tiny, rapidly moving speck on 'out as It should and was causing ment on the members to purchase Sunday. We shall havs a better Cawdin A Co., Wiliam Skinner A w h lte 8myrna are good Tar,etleH of
Beekeepers should see to it that
W W e Hybrld
the snow plains below and was hor- trouble It had to be removed new blood. A committee to work on town If people get the habit of at­ Sons and the Taylor-Frledeman Co. barley t„
every hive Is headed by a young, pro­
rifled to see a lone man in a dog-¡through the roof of her mouth. On some plan for a better future was tending church and Bunday school. As a result the society scenee In "No- Hybrid 143 Is good for reseeding, lific Italian queen.
The hives
reRW,d ln Tllr. should he left packed as late In the
Do not miss hearing "Three Fing­ body" are staged with such sartorial MarqlI,R ,, th.
sledge being pursued by a pack of 'Saturday she had her adenodB and appointed. Various matters of inter­
g Xperiment ata. spring as possible to avoid chilling
wolves. He Immediately buckled on tonsils taken out.
est were discussed among them the ered Jack” in the evening, it Is a splendor that even members of the key Rcd _
rnre privlledge. Services at Colum­ nation's most exclusive sets will view t|on
his automatic and hastened to render
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elimination of the scrub bull.
the brood on cold nights.—0. A. C.
bia at 3 o’clock. The little school them with envious eyes.
assistance.
j Neighborhood club met In the pr»-
Experiment station.
house Is being well filled each Sun­
Half way down the mountain side mary room of the Columbia school
Mr and Mrs. Vaughn Pinch of
Losses to Bee Men Vary
he came upon an associate ranger on Wednesday.
The winter losses to bee keepers day.
Pendleton were here the first of the
Lime-Sulfur Gets Twig Miner
Car pf Flume Received
Epworth League at 6:30.
who explained away his anxiety re-1
•
in this vicinity seem to vary consid­
It Is the exceptional orchard of
Wednesday the Shotwell Contract­ week visiting Mrs. Finch's parents,
grading the safety of the man and , The first of a series of papers on erably. probably from the different
prunes, peaches, or apricots In which
ing company received a ear load of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mosaic.
Takes Over Transfer Line
dogs by telling him It was David M. the study o t Oregon were read. Mrs. locations and exposures Jean Sko-
the twig miner Is not sufficiently
metal conduit and flumlng to be used
Hartford—a motion picture director I J. H Reid gave a short talk on the vo who owns an extensive apiary,
II. J. Schram has taken over the on the Butter Creek road.
njurious to warrent the application
The division superintendents car
who was putting a pack of male- origin of the name Oregon, Mrs. F. reports a lose so far as be has exam­ transfer and hauling business of Dave
of the lime-sulfur 1 to 8 in Febru­
C, F, Roberts In charge, was on the
mute dogs through their paces in a P. Phipps gave a very thorough de- ined. of only about 5 per cent. This Cook. He will make a specialty of
ary or March for Its control. The
elding for several hours here Tuesday
GALOSHES
script
ion
of
Oregon
Geology.
Mrs.
city
delivery
and
will
also
make
semmetry of young trees Is often
rehearsal for an important scene in
Is about a normal. Others who have
"Slosh, slosh,” says tbs ugly ga­ They were here to meet the supply seriously affected by this twig min­
his forthcoming picture, "The Golden W. W. Felthouse told In an inter- , looked over their yards have found special trips to nearby towns
train that runs between Portland and
losh.
rating way of Indian Myths and La- larger percentages, some running as
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er aside from the injury of twigs
Snare.”
Huntington, and which arrived about
"The
flappers
havs
coma
to
towa.
gends.
The
story.
The
Bridge
of
the
high
as
36
per
cent.
I
LOCALS
Mr. Hussy promptly returned to
and fruit of bearing trees. Where
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A communication from the H. T. Some In wools and some la silks $:$0 that evening.
dormant app'icalion is carefully
his perch on the mountain top, lit Gods, was ably revived by Mrs. C j
And
some
with
’em
rolled
down.”
made. 95 to 98 per cent efficiency
his pipe, crossed his legs, trained A. Keller. In all. the meeting was g |,btw ell Company Secures Contract Davison Co. of Portland addressed to
George Elliott, 8. F. Bowman and may be expected. Summer applica­
his glasses on the stirring scene be- both Interesting and Instructive. I The Shotwell CJnntractlngl Com­ Geo. H. Root, chairman Apple Grow,
Mr. and Mrs F. J. Thomas arrived J. 8 West were bustncea visitors nt tions are practically worthless.- O.
ing enacted below and settled himself Thoee who do not get out to these pany has secured another contract era Ass’n. statesthat a substantial
down for a good eye-full.
study meting« are golrg to be the this weak for the graveling of about remittance will be made this week to from Portland Sntuday to remain * the county cent Tuesday.
A. C. Experiment station.
The screen version of "The Golden loser. Mrs. W. G. Fritts presented six miles of roadway at Brogan. Ora. be distributed among the apple grow­ short time looking after their ranch
operty. Mr. Thomas Is considering
Dr. Adams reports the arrival of a
Columbia school had a suitable
Snare,” which Is adapted from James those oa the program with a beant- Thia Is near Vale In the eastern part ers of this project
having some work done on the place 9 pound girl at the horn« of Robert program for Washington’s birthday
Oliver Curwood’s story of the same iful chocolate cake, white frosted of the state.
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■ Methodist Weather Forecast- Look and they will be here a tew days to i N. Neimeler of Columbia. Fef 20, on Wednesday. After the program
name, will be the attraction at Uma- and decorated with red cherries with
Gene Skovbo returned Wednesday out for showers about the middle of see it started. Mr. Thomas Is eon- slao an 11 pound son Io Mr. and Mrs. the entire school was dismissed for
tills Friday and the Play House Bat- ¡a large brown candy tree stump and
ducting s barber shop in Portland.
,W, F Wadsworth Feb. 13 at Irrigon the day.
prday.
'g small red hatch«» in the center.
from a business trip to Portland
I March.
NEIGHBORHOOD CLOB
HELO MEETING FRIDAY
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