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Oregon's great irrigated alfalfa fields, by the Herald Publishing Company.
BERNARD MAINWARING, EDITOR
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HI8H CLASS SHOES AT LOW PRICES
Subscription Rates: One Vear, >2.00; Six Months, >1 00
ACTION ON McKAY RESERVOIR. Sons of Swats and are due to win u
lot of games this seasoil, we wot."
AT LAST
For the first tim e som eth in g d ef
in ite has been done abou t th e McKay
c ieck reservoir to w h ich th e people
of th is country have been look in g
w ith hopeful eyes for several years.
Mr. S c h illin g , th e project m anager
here inform s us that he has received
in stru ctio n s from W ash in gton to
open n eg o tia tio n s for th e purchase of
th e site im m ediately after the begin
ning o f the new fiscal year Ju ly 1.
He w ill have a u th o rity to buy tho
land as fast as he can m ake accept
able term s w ith the present ow n ers
to the am ount o f *50,000 w h ich has
th u s far been se t aside.
T h is m oney w ill probably not buy
th e en tire site , a s th e w ater o f the
big dam w ill cover 2500 acres of
land. T h is is ow ned by about 1»
persons and it Is not th ou gh t th at
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OREGON INDUSRTIAL
REVIEW
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$ 3 .7 5
$ 5 .0 0
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E ugene g e ts factory to m ake stock
and pou ltry feed.
P acific T elephone Co. p lan n in g on
new trunk lin e from E ugene to Rose
burg.
Prlnvllle— A. H. Jonas takes over
Central Oregonian.
Forest service to build 600 m iles
road In 1922, c o stin g *281.000,
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434 m iles trail and three bridges.
T otal »413.000 w ill be spent
1Ke* UCt‘° n *“
CorValnS
”° l8 1 1 8 ^ear
N orth Bend— 150 men em ployed
any o f these w ill try to ex tra ct an
here loading ships.
ex to rtio n a te price from the govern
P ilot Rock has cut teach ers’ sal
m ent, sin ce ail are eager to see the
aries *10 a m onth flat.
big developm ent work started , and
Redsport to build 100 new houses
sin ce the n ation al governm ent can
th is year.
alw a y s condem n the land under right
P acific sta te s ind ustries at Bunker
o f em inent dom ain if necessary.
H ill to be electrified .
One sw allow docs n o i i w « e a sum
Union P acific cu ts fares to N orth
mer and the m oney thu s far auth oriz
Beach poin ts about on e-h alf.
ed w ill but m ake a den t In the great
Oregon E lectric m ay be extended
task to be done. The outlook is
from E ugene to Sp rin gfield .
very hopeful, how ever, in th at m oney
A storia e ffe c ts a sa v in g of *11,000
Is becom ing availab le for th is work
In teach ers’ salaries.
for the first tim e and w ith im provc-
N orth Bend— South In le t gravel
in g tim es It ough t to becom e a v a il
found rich in gold.
able more rapidly.
La Grande exp erien cin g b u ild in g
Mr. K innott, oui congressm an, has
boom th is spring.
pushed th is enterprise in every way
R iseburg— Coos Bay h igh w ay to be
possible and we no doubt ow e him fin ish ed th is year.
for g e ttin g recognition at W a sh in g,
G rants Pass— B u ild in g boom pre
ton.
dicted.
A t an y rate we seem to be g e ttin g
E ugene— C ontract to be let for ad
the recognition due a very w orthy dition to Osborne hotel.
enterp rise w h ich w ill plant hundreds j T ilam ook— W heeler sa w m ill
at
of happy hom es in the sage brush Cochran, closed since Novem ber, to
near here. A ll that is needed is reopcn May 1.
w ater and the settlers and the second
E ugene— C onstruction to sta r t on
w ill be ready as soon as the first.
new *60,000 plant of E ugene Farm
ers’ Cream ery.
Sherwood votes *12,000 bond Issue
HERE’S SOME TRAGEDY FROM
for purchase and Im provem ent of
REAL LIFE
W orse than losin g a ball gam e is 'v a ,er Plant
the job of w r itin g it up and te llin g K lam ath F alls— D evelopm ent o f 20.
how It happened and th at is th e job 1000 “cres land ln Fort K lam ath sec-
th at fa lls to the home tow n editor as tfo" o i K lam ath, county planned,
o f,, n as the home tow n loses.
P h ilom ath — W ith com ing o f sp ring
sm aller lum ber concerns here resum e
Y et out of sorrow and d efeat have
operation s
com e som e of the greatest literary
G lide votes *25,000 school bond la
gem s of the langu age, and th e fo l
me.
lo w in g qu otation from our contem
The D alles— T ransfer o f O. W. R.
porary th e W eston Leader is esp ecial
& N. C o 's tie,tre a tin g p lan t at W eyth
ly In point. For a classic w riteup
to th is c ity m eans anoth er annual
of a lost gam e we have seen few th at
payroll o f from * 135,000 to *150,000.
start w ith tho sw in g th a t th is one
A storia— Standard Oil Co. to erect
has. Read it: ,
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*1,000 public com fort station .
“ Lo, the por Indian! Slow ly and
sadly he clim bs the distant m ountain
und reads his doom in the Beting ♦
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BURSTS AND DUDS
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“ T h is w e have read som ew here. ♦
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B u t it isn ’t so.
The p<x,r Indian
goes to C arlisle, w here he learn s ail
Unsung Philanthropy
the tricks of the diam ond. W hen he
“ And w ill you m ake a con trib u
com es bark he clim bs into a benzine
bu ggy and bowls alon g to a n e ig h - j tion tow ard the new parish hearse,
boring tow n , where he trim s th e Mrs. H ogan ?”
“ Sure and I w ill not. I gave a
lu ck less paleface at baseball.
“ Tho H elix In dians (and m ost of dollar for the last wan and nlver
’em are sure-enough In d ian s) took had the chanst to use It on ce.”
M iT îr o ij - Sloan’s
C 1^
We are able to m ake
these rem arkably low
prices only because
we sell strictly fo r
cash.
/f ’s a Money Saver
W ith these ] r i c e s
you cannot afford to
send aw ay fo r high
g rad e shoes.
^ Sh oes
No Waste Hay
A good barn increases the value of your
farm . I t saves you money, lightens your
work and does away w ith needless waste.
$ 4 .5 0
We have rubber
boots, $4.75 fo rsh o rt
and $7.00 fo r long.
Good quality work
shoes $2.50 to $7.00.
We do all kinds of
shoe repairing and
m ake new shoes to
order.
M’ElroiJ
Sloud's
$ 5 .0 0
GOOD BARNS
Make Better Farms
$ 4 .5 0 to $ 5 .5 0
Inland Empire Lumber Company
R u fus: “Ah ’fuses to ansah, on do about one inch is the proper depth. ■
“ D arlin g,” he sobbed p assionately, ground Ah m ought in cin erato m ah- S creening the seed in to large, m edi
um, and sm all sizes m akes it easy to
se lf.”
“ if you refuse me I’ll d ie .”
get an even stand w ith a seeder.
“ W hy did n’t you ask me b efore?”
The Joke on Her
she replied coldly.
“I woke up In the n ig h t and found
Staple Crops Reliable
my w ife g oin g through m y pock ets.”
Common
m illet. Sudan grass,K ud-
As Modernized
“W h at did you do,”
za, K affir corn, Milo m aize, grain
T h irsty days hath Septem ber.
“I turned over in bed and la u g h
Dorguhm, and H ubam clover are
A pril, June and N ovem ber.
ed.”
cau sin g a lot o f inquiry to the ex
A ll the rest are th irsty , too.
perim ent sta tio n these days. None
Unions you m ake your ow n hom e
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brew.
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« com paied w ith th e stap le crops for
* 0. A. C. FARM REMINDERS ♦ sim ilar uses.
Why the Delay?
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P ho ne 331
“ The Yard of Best Quality ”
H . M. STRAW . MGR.
The Hermiston Her aid--$2,00
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Seed Potatoes Fcnnd Diseased
Seed potatoe., from a neighb oring
cou n ty were b rough t to the experi
m ent sta tio n recen tly for exam in a
tion by th e crop sp ecialist. One lot
•mtatned abm
6(> per cent disease
and o ff type spuds and the other had
..■out 95 per cem such, potatoes.
Only sm ooth, w 11 s! iped, and disease
free spuds should be used for seed.
The Roa ’. to Iappinezs
You m ust ke p w ell if you w ish to
be happy. W hen con tipated take one
or tw o of Chamber! in ’s T ablets Im
m ediately afte: su; per. T hey causo
a g en tle inoven e n t t? the boweVs
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P E N D L E T O N and P O R T L A N D
Is prepared to handle the business of
E astern Oregon b etter than ever before
O u r S p e cialtie s
Farm s, Mills, Camps, Hotels, Garages,
We N egotiate Leases and Rentals
I haul an y th in g th a t
can be moved
Phone 111
O ur H om e B eautiful D e
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yon valuable a n d helpfu l
luggei/ton t. ft'rite m .
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San Fram t>*e. Cat.
Beautifully attractive, isn’t it?
And yet no need for you to be en
vious. Beauty in a house is largely
a matter of good painting. A coat of
B-H Paint will work wonders in the
appearance of y o u r home, and in
addition will add years to its life.
Bass-Hueter is synonymous with
the highest achievement in the
manufacture of paints, varnishes,
enamels —in fact preparations for
every painting purpose—inside the
house or out
Let us know your painting prob
lems, and we will gladly solve them
for you.
Beardless Barley
SA N FRA N C ISC O . SE A TT LE
H erm iston Produce &
Th,
Supply Co. " Good
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(ico J Srrvke''
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HUEÎER
BASS*
for your garden fertilizer
5 cents per pound
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THE T U M -A -L U M
LUMBER COMPANY
Nitrate of Soda
tc.
W i r e R ush O rd e rs a t O u r E xpense
W. B. Beasley
The house
across the w a y
(for seed)
31-2 cents per pound
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Read the Wand Ads.
A Car of 1x12 Cedar
Flume and 1x8 Cedar
........... Shiplap.............
Brownien, Mgr.
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Phone 675
Tke «aly E a p le y a e e tO ffite in E u ttra Oregon will. Connection, in PortlnnJ
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P o rtla n d O ffice
1 4 N . S ec o n d S t.
W eston in to cam p by a score of
Two Slogans
12 to 5 Sunday on the local diam ond.
At th a t the home guard w ere lu ck y
1775— "M iltons for defense— ”
to escape a worse trouncing from the
1922— ••— but one cent for the de
b a tin g barbarians, who are surely fe n d e r s!”
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He “ There m ust be a great m any
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loveless m arriages b ein g perform ed
Watch Brooder Temperatures
n ow ?”
She: “W hat m akes you th in k so ? ”
Much of the trouble w ith youn g
H e: “ H aven’t you heard th e old ch ick s th a t is b ringing in q u iries to
sayin g that love com es b u t once to the v etern ary departm ent is caused
every m an ?”
by Improper brooder tem peratures.
Brooders kep t too cold cause bowel
trouble, w h ile if allow ed to g e t too
Falling Away
S tella: "Your husband flir ts w ith warm w eak legged ch ick s is u su ally
the result.
the cook d read fu lly.”
Maude: “ Does he really? H e used
to be q u ite good at it .”
Mangels Need Rich Soil
M angels should be seeded only on
rich land and in rows 24 to 36 inches
Here or Hereafter
Judge: “ R ufus, you ’ve heard the apart, depending on w h eth er hand or
charges again st you. Are you g u ilty horse cu ltiv a to rs are used. Mid April
or not g u ilty ? ”
to early May p la n tin g is b est, and
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Our building service is yours for building
a home, barn, garage, silo or other build
ing. Come into th e office and inspect the
designs.
HAHN’S GENERAL SHOE STORE
And Marriage Oftener
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P O R T L A N D , LOS ANG ELES
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Want. Ads B lin g R esu lts
It W ill P ay You
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S T A T IO N E R Y
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Confectionery
W e Have a P in t Claea
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Company
HEPPNER, OREGON
Will pay highest m arket price for b u tterfat.
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W. C. Cox, Manager
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