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VOL. XVI
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HERMISTON. UMATILLA COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. APRIL 27. 1922
HERMISTON TRIMS
ECHO, SCORE 10-7
MISS GRAVES TELLS OF
CHINA AT CLUB MEETING
Community Club Has Interesting
Program; Current Topics to
be Discussed on May 2
DEATH CALLS CHAS.
A. HAY APRIL 22
FARM LOAN BILL PASSES
SENATE, SINNOTT WIRES
DR. PRIME HURT IN
Ranchers on Irrigation Project W ill
be Eligible to Federal Loans
When President Signs
01266260
No. 33
STUDY CLUB HAS MEETING
TUESDAY EVENING AT CHURCH
Members Entertain Husbands in
E. Parlor; Men Want Affair
Made an Annual One
WEST END TRACK
MEET IS SATURDAY
The community club met at the FUNERAL SERVICES HELD HERE
library laBt Tuesday. Misa Graves
MONDAY AFTERNOON
told the members ot China, its
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| geography people and customs as she
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! found It when working there. The !
Echo Leads in Foie Part of the Con- committee reported the flower sale Mr. Hay W as Born August 3, 1859
at Gallipolis, Ohio; Came Here
test B ut Hermiston Swings Dead-
aB being very profitable to the ulub.
UP
It is now practically certain that DENTIST IS STILL SUFFERING
One of the most interesting meet- i^OUR SCHOOLS WILL ENTER
farmers of government irrigation
ings of the year ot the Study club
FROM INJURIES
CONTESTS
propects will be made eligible to re­
was held Tuesday evening In the
ceive federal farm loans within the
parlors of the Methodist church
nex( few days as the United States
Four Classes to Compete, Division
Pendleton Car Swerves to Wrong Side when the club members entertained
senate last Saturday passed the bill
their husbands. The 'evening was
B eing by W eigh t; Girls to
of Road and Crashes Into Prime's
to withdraw the federal lien which
spent in visiting and amusing games
ly Bat in 8th and 10th
I / fter the bU8,ne88 and Pro» ram
Have Several Events
has prevented their getting the loans
and contests. Twenty were seated
W ith Mrs. Hay in 1913
Bnick Friday E vening
v
the committee served tea. On May
in the past.
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at the long table for lunch, during
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i2 the following will be the program:
Information to this effect arrived
1 which toasts, singing and debates
! Current topics, leader Mrs. A. D.
The west end track meet o l Uma­
The death of Charles Andrew Hay here last Saturday evening in a tele­
Dr. Prime returned to Hermiston ;were indulged in. The men voted
Hermiston got her start in the Ir­
j Crosland. Definite accomplishment occured at the Umatilla hospital Sat­ gram from Representative Nick Sln-
tilla county will be staged on the
Saturday from Pendleton and is a b lelthat the ladies make this event an
rigation league Sunday when the
of the arms conference, Mrs. H. M. urday night, April 22, 1922 at 10:15. nott to J. F. McNaught. The bill
to get about, but still sore In both annual affair. Everyone reported a Hermiston athletic field on Satur­
team invadod Boho and retiurn(ed
Schilling, China History and present Mr. Hay had been in poor health for had passed the house of representa­
day, April 29, commencing at one
body and mind from the effects of very enjoyable evening. In two
with the scalps of the Echoites aft­
¡government. Mrs. W. T. Roberts.
p. m.
tives
a
short
time
before,
after
being
;
a
long
time
and
had
been
particular­
his collision with a car driven by '»’eeks the club will observe “Mother’s
er a hard fought game that it took
The three best contestants in each
ly sick during the past few weeks, subjected to some sharp opposition. Ray McCarroll of Pendleton on the Day ”
10 innings to settle.
event will be eligible to compete in
| so death was not unexpected by rel­ The action of the senate now makes highway Just the other side of j
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The local boys knew Echo would
the county licet at Pendleton on May
it almost certain to go into effect as Athen Friday evening.
atives and friends.
be a hard rival to beat, as she de­
6. One week .later. May 13, the
nothing is left except the president’s
feated Stanfield the week before
Was 62 Years of Age
eastern Oregon meet will also be
Collision is Described
approval which is expected.
while Hermiston was losing to Uma­
Mr. Hay was an Ohioan by nativ-
held at Pendleton.
This means that many farmers on
The doctor had made the trip over
tilla. Umatilla defeated Stanfield
, ity. He was born at Gallipolis in this and other government projeett to Weston early in the day to appraise
The order of events for Saturday
Sunday at Umatilla by a 13 to 9 I
that state on August 3, 1859 and will be put in line to receive the fed­ ome dental equipment for an old
places the folk dance first on the
score which puts the down the river
was therefore 62 years of age. He
list. These will commence at on«
boys in the lead for the pennant LOCAL BOYS OUTPLAYED AT i lived in several ot the middle west­ eral farm loans. They were prev­ friend from Salem, a Mr. Bennett.
p. m. and will be staged on the lawn
iously deprived of the right because They were returning in the evening
with Hermiston and Echo tied with
ern and western states before com­ they were unable, on account of a ind reached the spot where the col­ LAST CARD PARTY IS A BIG in front of the school house. The
RAILROAD TOWN
a win and lose each and Stanfield I
ing to Oregon. He was a life long government lien, to give a first mor­ lision occured some time between
other events will start immediately
SUCCESS
bringing up the rear with no wins
friend of H. G. Newport and work- tgage in return for the loan. This :30 and 9 p. m. This was about
after the dances are concluded. The
and two losses.
Umatilla Springs Surprise and Runs ed w ,,b b,m ,n different states. He ien will be withdrawn when the half a mile out of Athena on the
later include the following:
,
was located for a time in Minnesota, president signs house bill 4382.
Score Tied in F ifth
other
side
of
the
town.
They
saw
the
Grade Division
Homo Bureau Room in Hospital
Up Nine Markers Before Locals
North Dakota and Iowa before com-
The game at Echo was interesting
The Secretary of the Hermiston other car coming and crowded as far
Boys:
Get Started; Score 10 to 9
ing to Hermiston in 1913.
Is
Now
Finished
and
Already
from the start. Logan Todd scored
National Farm Loan Ass’n. is expect­ to the right as was possible. Dr.
Division A— 25 yard dash and
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Mr. Hay was married to Mrs. Har- ing notice daily from the Spokane Prime says.
the first one for Hermiston in the
Has a Patient
baseball throw.
j
riet
Kinder
February
19, 1903 at bank that they will be allowed to
first of the third but Echo came
Division B— 60 yard dash, running
One side of the Prime car was off
Pride goeth before the fall and the Gallipolis, Ohio. They have no accept applications for loans on lands
right back with two in the last half
high Jump and running broad Jump.
the
pavement
and
it
was
impossible
of he same frame In the fifth Her- fall came to Hermiston high school children. The Hays came here nine patented since 1912.
Division C— 60 yard dash, running
The Home Bureau will sponsor a
to crowd over any further on ac­
miston tied the score with a run by at Umatilla laBt Friday afternoon. years ago. For a time Mr. (Hay
The final passage, of this law is count of a five foot embankment. chool child conference early in May high Jump and running broad jump.
worked for Mr. Newport and a little
Waterman. Then in the sixth Echo
Division D— 100 yard dash, run­
,
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, ..I
The local team had beaten Uma- later bought the large house and due directly to the efforts of Con­ When the other car got to within !11 is the Intention of the club to have
added two more and another in the i
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about 60 feet of them it crossed to uvery chlld in BchiK)l weighed and ning high jump, running broad
seventh making it five to two ia ‘ a eaS y ” ,he game h®r® at tbe property well known to residents of
worked steadily on it since the mat­ the o'her side of the road and hit neasured, their eyes, ears, npse and jump and 440 yard relay.
favor of Echo
.opening of the season. 1 if teen to tbo project.
ter was called to his attention by Dr. Prime’s Buick on the left side.
throat examined, and a general phy- Girls:
lay° r, ot
. two was the count and tt doesn't
Funeral services were held at the
This was the worst It ever looked 1
Division A— 25 yard dash and
promise that the return game will be house Monday afternoon at 2 o’clock the land owners of the Umatilla1 Since the doctor was on the left Ical examination given. There will al-
for Hermiston, for in the eighth
baseball throw.
o
be
a
dentist
In
attendance.
A
1 hard fought and end in a defeat for a large number of friends and neigli- project. ’
side of the car, he got the hardest,
. . .
...
Waterman got to first on Esselntyn’s
the winners of the first one. Yet ibors being out to pay a last tribute
brusises, the other occupants of the ' omple‘ent committee of womer. wi 1 Division B— 60 yard dash and base
error and Harry Todd. Hutchinson
bail throw.
such was the ease.
[ to “Buckeye,” Hay as he was af- MEN FROM EAST END
two cars getting off comparatively be in charge, assisted by Mrs. Edith
and Voyen hit safely, while Shesley
Division C— 60 yard dash and base
Deusen,
county
demonstration
Van
SCHOOLS
VISIT
H.
S.
HERE
easy. He was knocked unconcioua
No Scores Till Third
feetlonately called. Rev. Harry A.
got to first on L. Mitchell’s error.
The exact date will be an-,ball throw,
for
a
moment
but
came
to
very
soon
l6gen
The game at Umatilla was played Wann had charge of the short serv-
The first four scored, bringing Her­
nounced later.
I Division D 75 yard dash and base
the house and of the burial Superintendent Goodwin of Milton and was taken to Pendleton in an-
miston to the front again, with the late in the afternoon, the team go- *ces
—
ball t^row.
Tells
Why
Pupils
Go
to
School
pther car. He received many bruis­
score six to five.
ling down after school. Several car» services at the Hermiston cemetery.
so Many Years
At
the
last
card
party
the
Home
H igh School Division
es,
a
cut
near
one
of
his
eyes
and
his
'
Echo tied It up again in her half of rooters went along. The game
Member of M. E. Church
He will Bureau entertained a large crowd, j 50 yard dash, 100 yard daHh. 220
hands
were
badly
bruised.
• f the eighth when EsselBtyn pound- was tightly played for several In-| Mr. Hay was a member of the
The high school was visited Wed­
ed out a two bagger and scored on an nings, nothing happening until the Methodist church and departed this nesday by the following men from be back at work again in about a and everyone had an enjoyable time, ¡yard dash, 440 yard run, 120 high
and wblst were played, the high hurdles, 220 low hurdles, % mile
error. In the ninth there was noth-I last of the third.
¡life with the hope all Christians the schools of the east end of the week and in the mean time is for-
tunate to havq insurance against ¡8Cores falling to Mrs. Nugent and)run. 1 mile run. shot put, discuss
ing doing on either side so the game
But when it rains it pours and it have in the resurrection ot the hu- county: Superintendent Green, Sup­
loss of working time from accident. jMr- McNaught of Hermiston. Those ¡throw, high jump, running broad
went into the tenth.
sure poured in Umatilla’s half. Six I man soul. The many friends of the erintendent Goodwin
of
Milton,
were about 32 guests from Hermiston Jump,.
runs
crossed
the
plate
in
this
frame,
j
family
here
extend
their
sympathy
Principal
Hadley
of
Athena,
Princi­
Four Runs in 10th
Car Badly Damaged
¡and the Home Bureau was glad of
In the grade contest, contestants
Then it happened, as the poet Thompson, D. Dobier, Cherry, Parks, to Mrs. Hay, with the hope that she pal Robe of Weston, Principal Har­
The doctor Is more concerned about the pleasure of entertaining these
rah
of
Umapine
and
Princi­ his car than himself, as he thinks people and hope they may be able are’divided into four classes as fol­
would say. Voyen went to first on ]G. Kendler and McFarland all reg- will see fit to remain here.
lows:
Mitchell’s error, Shesley got a walk. Isterlng. In the fifth the Umatilla
Mrs. Elizebth Ringoen of Minneop. pal Reed of Stanfield. These men are about |5 0 0 damage has been done to to do so again.
e Class A— 70 pounds and under.
Phelps got a two bagger and Dave sluggers got busy again and Thomp. oils is here and it is possible that visiting the schools of the west end it. He will try to recover civil dam-
-
Class B— 100 pouu<Js and under.
Mlttelsdorf had the good Judgement son. Cherry and. Parks crossed the Mrs. Hay may go east With "her of the county testing the pupils in ages from McCarroll. but Is doubt­
The Home Bureau room 1» sJSfe
Class C— 115 pounds-9 amf under.
to place a three bagger when he fol- plate before the side was retired. daughter a little later. Mrs. Ringoen Latin, Algerbra and Geometry.
ful whether a judgement could be hospital is furnished and already a
Class D— Unlimited.
lowed at the bat. That scored four [ This was the end of the scoring was bere f°r a visit last summer and ' Last week Principals Drew of Echo collected. Pendleton papers say that patient is In it. The furniture is
runs only, 1, 2, 3, 4, and brought until the lucky seventh, which was bas many friends in the community. Voelker of Hermiston, Orth of Stan­ the occupants of the McCarroll car very fine, and a great addition t o ! The following rules govern the
Hermiston’s total up to 10, a four lucky for Hermiston. The home boys Her b,I8band |B employed In a Min- field, Reed of Helix, Siegrest of Pil­ were intoxicated and that it waH the institution. The walls of tho meet; Each district is limited to two
ot Rock and Superintendent Green due to this that the collision occur- room are to be done in club colors, contestants for each event In the
TUn lead.
[got a start then and three runs were , neaP°,is bank.
of Pendleton visited Adams, Athena, ed. McCarroll had his driver’s 11- yellow and lavendwr. A Home Bureau j8ectional contest-
Echo made a desperate 'attempt put over, Harold Waterman, Camp-
Milton and Weston for the same pur­ cense revoked a year ago and will pennant 4 feet long will adorn the ' All Interest in athletics in the
to recover the lead in the last of the bell and Haddox being the lucky WYOMING WOMAN BUYS
10th and Esselstyn scored a hit by ones. The eighth saw another ava- t TOWN PROPERTY AND RANCH pose.
be tried now for violating ¡traffic wall and flowers will be supplied J grades and high school Is now center-
Superintendent Goodwin of the regulations.
L. Mltlhell, bringing Echo’s points lanche of hits and four more were
ed in track work. The pleasant
resh each week.
Mrs. C. E. Abbott of Wyoming has Milton schools answered the question
weather of the past week has been
up to seven.
shoved over, Vernon Waterman, Jim
The Injury to the Prime car came
It was a good game, those who at­ mie Hall, Harold Waterman and Ted P,,rcba8ed ‘be C. M Jensen ranch of the students as to why they go to on the left side where the other car
The Ladies Aid of the Protestant a great aid in permitting the con-
Just south of the city limits ,and school so many years and study so
tended from here say and in doubt Correll bringing them in.
struck it. The windshield and fen ­ church is very busy. They meet sec- j testants to put forth their best in
consisting of 10 acres all in cultiva­ many seemingly useless subjects in ders were smashed and the side ond and fourth Thursdays In each prepratlon. The tentative list of high
up to the last minute. Though the
Score Tied in N inth
tion with good house and other Im- a very good Illustration before the
score was somewhat large, both
chool entrants Is as follows:
i
This left it nine to seven, but provements. In addition she also gets student body. His Illustration was badly dented. Strangely the ear did month, with a good attendance. A
pitchers played consistant ball, er-
not
tip
over
when
struck.
The
Me-
good
many
of
the
local
people
are
50
yard
dash,
Addieman,
Haneline
rors being responsible for a part ol “ er™,Bt£n 7 “* ready
tW° m° r® the 8tore bulldlnK on Main street one of two carpenters going to work,
Carroll car was not badly Injured joining the church and taking keen and Swayze, 100 yard dash, Boynton,
the rune. A feature of the
game " the f rat of ,he ” inth' Hal1 and | formerly occupied by Itho /Jewelry one with sharpened tools and the
was Shesley’s throw to second
from 7® erman Sc"r "g aga A’ The tie- store but now rented to the Reliable other with dull tools. He showed except at the front end where fend­ interest. Rev. Mr. Benson 1« the Shotwell and Swayze; 220 yard dash,
ers and springs were mashed.
pastor and is very popular
Nell. Swayze, Shotwell and Correll;
the home plate, catching an
E(ho lnB «core, made by Harold Waterman cleaners.
very plainly why It was necessary
•
440 yard dash, Reid, Newport and
runner who thought it safe to take " ' 7 ' 7 "T?
ay M ' ®.FT"J® 7*6
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to have sharpened tools and brought
Mrs. Laura Jane Starcher who was Reubner; H mile run, Gordon and
u
.v
FREE METHODIST NOTICES
out the fact that the boys and girls
a good . , long , lead . off when
the *.
ball nessed.
,
A. Harold
. . was on third with
SILVER TEA IS GIVEN
formerly a resident of Umatilla and Winslow; 1 mile run. Gordon; 120
.
_..
.
,
two out and the chances for a score
Our new pastor, Rev. J. K. Mumau, the first lady mayor of this city, high hurdles, Winslow, Longhorn and
was so far away. Those who play .
.
A successful silver tea was given while in school are sharpening, as it
.
,
in i.
.
. - looking pretty feeble. A run would
against Shesley will have to waten
.
at the home of Mrs. E. P. Iilsley on were, the different portions of their of Colville, Washington, will be with stopped here to visit friends on her Wlnesett; 220 low hurdles, Hall and
that whi
I *® *be score 80 Harold took a chance Wednesday afternoon when Mrs. F. brain in studying the different sub­
us the last of this week and will wny to her home In Portland after Wlnesett: shot put, Waterman and
on stealing home on a return throw „ _ „ - __„
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jects.
Stanfield N ext
frnm
lltlfltlD, M I*H E. BotkiTTS(
preach at Irrigon Sunday morning, spending some time at the home of Shotwell; discuss throw, Waterman,
from ootoli/i^
catcher to ptlcher and made fa
It,
O. C. Young and Mrs. Iilsley enter­
Next Sunday Hermiston plays at to the delight of the Hermiston
and
at the Mission opposite Hermis­ her mother In Idaho. While In the Shotwell, Addieman and Wlnesett,’
tained. About fifty Indies were pres­
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
city she was the house guest of Miss high Jump, Hall, Correll und Wins­
Stanfield, while Echo and Umatilla contingent.
ent.
attended services in a body Sunday ton hotel in the evening. Song serv­ Agness Fallen.
low; broad jump, Longhorn, Sllvey
clash at Umatilla.
But Umatilla had enough punch
morning at the M. E. Church com­ ice beginning at 7:30. He is a good
and Stockard; 880 rcluy. Boynton,
The lineup:
,n reserve t0 Kew up tbe gatne Wltb
L. L. Boynton, of La Cross, Wash., memorating the 103rd anniversary man, a fine Christian and an ex­
The Umatilla school board Is con­ Shotwell, Haneline, Swuyze and Cor­
Hermiston *
Echo two o11t and none on D
Rent
ceptional preacher. Come out and sidering the advisability of hiring a rell..
H. Todd 3b.
lb. Markham a nice fly down the left field foul but formerly of this city. Is here vis­ of the founding of the order Rev. hear him. Everyone welcome.
Harry Wann conducting the services.
Each contestant will be required
domestic science teacher for the com­
Gillette ss.
cf Stanfield ¡line and was safe. Another fly to itin g relatives.
bing year as the Home Bureau has de­ to complete a training seaRon of at
Voyen lb.
3b. C. Mitchell : the same place a moment later
cided to discontinue handling the least three weeks. Contestanta must
Shesley c.
2b. Esselstyn brought bjm In with the winning
'be weighed on the day of the meet
hot lunches.
Phelps p.
ss. L. Mitchell run.
Each participant must wear a tag
Mittelsdorf ’f.
rf. Daggett
Third Game Desired
Miss Ijiura 8. Dunne of Pendleton showing to which class he or she be.
L. Todd 2b.
If. Dorn
The game was somewhat loosely ;
spent the Easter Holidays . at the longs. No person In the grades will
Waterman ef.
e.Hoskins
Garver p,ayed ,n tbe field and the con-
home of her sister, Mrs. Alice R. Nu­ be allowed In more than three events,
Longhorn rf.
lb. McNair cen8U8 ot opinion seemed to be that
gent. She returned to Pendleton on the relay not to count as an event
Hutchison ss.
p Lloyd Umatllla outplayed Hermiston. Cer-
Monday acompanled by her niece, In this connection. No person may
Howard taiD,y thcT deserved to win for the
¡Miss Gladys Nugent who will spend run two laps of the relay race.
; team showed a wonderful improve­
Contestants In the high school di­
several days In Pendleton.
Summary
ment since their game here. It is to
vision arovlltulled t/> three track
Hermiston:
The Home Bureau held a chicken events, but may participate In any
Runs fl 0 1 0 1 0 0 4 0 4-10 be hoped that a third contest can
Hite 0 0 I 0 1 0 0 > 1 4-11
¡dinner at the Umatilla hotel on Sun­ number of field events.
¡to play off the tie now existing. A
day from 11:30 to 1 p. m. and nerved
Echo:
Folk Dancing
Girls of any or all grades are ellg-
¡nearly 100 people. Tbe menu which
Runs 0 0 2 0 0 2 1 1 0 1- 7 similar tie exists between the Her-
/was very popular and greatly en­ ble. Groups presenting dance ars
Hits 1 0 1 0 0 1 2 2 1 3-11
the fans would like to see settled.
joyed, follows: Creamed chicken, a limited to eight. Coetumes may be
Tho lineup;
la king, mashed potatoes, escallop- worn, but points are awarded upon
IS LAYING NEW SIDEWALK
Hermiston
ed corn, pickles, relish, strawberry knowledge of dance and general el-
Umatilla
A new cement sidewalk is being p r w . c
preserves. Jelly, hot home made fectiveness.
c. Strain«
built along the west side of the E AddIeman 3b
Parker house rolls, lemon pie and
Judges for the various events will
2b. Cherry
W. Mack residence at the corner of y Waterman M
coffee. The price per plate was 75 bfi chosen largely from among the
lb D. Dobier
Main and Third streets.
¡H all If
¡cents. About >35 was profit, as the buslnesss and professional men of
p. L. Thompson
ss. Parks
women paid for everything they Hermiston.
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H Waterman 2b.
VISITS IN KENDLETON
Campbell et.
3h O. Kendler
served except the rolls and pie. which
Tbe general admission charge will
If. J. Dobier
'were donated. Many compliments b* 25 cent" for adults and children
Earl Kingsley was a Pendleton Haddox rf.
rf. R. Kendler
business visitor on Thursday.
I •■«nghorn p.
were received by the ladles, and much fre#-
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Smith p.
credit le due the committee In charge.
FOUR RUN RALLY BREAKS
GAME IN 1OTH INNING
HERMISTOH LOSES
TO UMATILLA HIGH
HANBY SELLS 10 ACRES
GOES TO WALLA WALLA
Bernard Mainwaring, editor of the
Herald made a trip to Walla Walla.
Wednesday returning Thursday.
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A. W . Adamson returned Thors-
day from a business trip to Enter-
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ROAD COMMITTEE HERE
The road committee of the Port-
land Chamber of Commerce were here
Tuesday afternoon for a short time
»rtoe.
and visit of inspection. In connection
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.with the Roosevelt highway, coming
' Col J. K. Shotwell Is making some here from Pendleton. The commit
Improvements
on his residence tee are boosting for the roed iron.
a
H. B. TO SPONSOR
CHILD CONFERENCE
'
Fortlapd. Main to Portland, Oregon
The ladies aid of the Protestant
TO KANSAS MAN
church Is to hold a cooked food sale
This week J. M. Biggs closed a
at a date to he announced later.
Many home cooked articles will deal for Henry Han by whereby he
be for sale and the sale will no|*ran"f*r8 a 1° acre tract of land one
doubt bring In a good sum for ’he
southeast of town to S. S.
treasury.
Stover. The land is all In alfalfa
i ■
and lays well on the south slope.
On Tuesday night a birthday Mr Stover comes from Kansas and
party was given In honor of M uriel1 W*O tal<e possession of the ranch
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tha place,