The Hermiston herald., May 18, 1922, Image 2

¿nPB mCBMISTOH HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.'
gon Voter which keeps close tab on
Our best w ishes wo out to the class
all public men.
of 1922. We hope for them that they
~ Published every Thursday at Her. | K. P. Dodd— Candidate for Joint ¡"«V rea llis their dreams, not easily
¿The ifrniiartuii Ifrruliì
HAY GROWERS HAVE MEETING
UMATILLA ITEMS
(Continued from Page One)
m lston. Umatilla County, Oregon by Representative, Morrow and Umatll- and without effort for dreams rta-
western shipments.
the Herald Publishing company, Inc. >• counties— Record as Represents- »««d that way are not worth the
There w ill be Beven teachers ein
Entered us second class m atter, ¡Uve, Um atilla county, 1919.
w inning, but w ith effort and con- ployed In the Umatilla school next I- The members expressed themselves
Introduced 9 mcasuros all of which f *ntratlon. The task Is not an easy year. The f'«tow ing have signed con­ as considering the first years opera
December 1906 at the postoffice at
(passed
both houses except two which a” *’
*be dream Is a high one and tracts w ith the local board; Mr. H tlon a success In spite of the fact
Hermiston, Oregon.
ihe withdrew because their purpose we are 8Ure a11
them are, but the R. Benjamin Supt., Miss Edith L. that no where in the North West did
I was covered by other legislation. One 8ame *** worth the candle and the Ptrie high school principal. Miss hay return cost of production to the
Subscription Kates
grower.
For Ono Year .......................... ...92.00 of the most effective members In g et. ,aurel worth the winning.
Mabie P ell Moore of EugWM high
For Six Months ..................... ...»1.00 ■ ting measures through. Among laws
Great wealth and prominence are e ch ed aseistan*, Miss Hilda Lc-aon 1 The request of the western district
Payable in Advance.
(for which he was responsible are the won by ,ew and ,hen often do not seventh and eighth. Miss Jeusie Jenks .for a change in basis of representa­
I pure seed antl-Dodder bill, public br,nK ’’«PP'n«88 or satisfaction, but fifth and sixth, Mrs. Dai«y Stephen- tion was vgted down but it Is not
Advertising 2 0 Rates
Dismay
Cents per Inch Il“>™ry board and several construe-
moderate success Is within the reach ton of Monmouth, third a id fou ith , felt that th is question In definitely
Classified or l o c a l 1 0 Cents per 1 ino tive mewlur* relating to schools and ot al1 and 11 *” moderate access that and Miss Abbie I.. Bonsall of Ilwaco settled; It ‘s generally admitted there
Classified OI I,o<al 10 Cents per l-.no
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w ill bring the greatest happiness,
Is some room for Improvement In thia
Wash, primary.
for Firm Insertion, 5 Cents for Suh- irrigation.
feature pf the organization.
We Join w ith the rest of the com-
H
ustling,
capable
member;
led
A>1
present
ivaehers
were
relain-
sequent Insertions.
One amendment providing for tho
niany fights; knew what was going m unlty In w ishing the best there is <>d a[ their pieaenl salaiies. The
subm itting of vital questions to the
on; worth about ten Inexperienced to ,b e 8en,or class.
¡lx>ard decided that 21609 per year
MR. DODD’S CANDIDACY
membern by mall was passed.
Most everyone in the w .- ,t end o f {members in efficiency; knows the
should be the minimum for high
The question of making advances
school teachers and 21201- for the
the county is acquainted with t h e j u p ^ - Lcd
,or oleo b l|l.
HERMISTON ANT ECHO WIN
to the growers for the coming sea­
t
rades.
All
the
new
teacrers
come
candidacy of E. P. Dodd of Hermistou
son before shipment was recommend­
h ighly recommended.
(Continued from Page One)
for the lower house of the legislature.
ed to the board.
THE POTATO QUESTION
In the early part of the campaign
Plans were also considered and rec­
Two weeks ago The Herald print­
The game here, which w ill prob­
The Home Bureau w ill give a Jit ommended to provide for the expan-
Mr. Dodd was looked upon as the one ed a letter written by Professor lly -
ably
be
the
best
attended
of
man to run for this office, but now slop of O. A. C. warning the public VMr w ........, thke ncy da,,ce on Pr,day night’ May 19 «Ion of the organization Into more
their are four men in the fight and against potatoes sold by H. W. W hit- v
'( i|, clashes with S ta n fiZ ld " t ** Po"nd’8 bal1- Dancing will sta ll terr| tory including the Walla Walla
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.
Umatilla clashes w ith Stanfield at immediately after the picture show. v alley and Benton county Wash
with the religious and other side is­
acre in this district.
sues introduced Into the campaign
Because of the great losses incur-
Last week Mr. W hitacre payed us though tlle worm’
■..??’ *d ancing and election returns w l,l^be ed dUrlng the winter the plan sub­
it is well for the voters here to un­ a visit and In a very reasonable way , D| lr„Drf„ . ~ i.i.«
side of the potato ¡ ^ ' T / a n v T a ^ th T T ie ^ t e r e ^ w m s ’“” *" *“ th ' ° USh thB eVe"'ng The mittert by the board of directors for
derstand that Mr. Dodd's sucess Is
subm itted his
loo. At any
tnc here
oi^ interest
indlps have
h iv e made
iiinrfr» special
snecial arrangement
arraniremcnt <he pooling
»1
likely to depend upon a good vote controversy. He says that it Is true center
(he r<it©
game
........ „„ w ill ladles
of . orders for corregated
this time.
for this service. Lunch will be served Jion to be used for staek covers was
f.on. here.
that the Potato Association of Amerl-
The lineup of the Hermiston-Stan by the committee. A good time as- cndorsed and w ,„ be pu, up to the
Everyone here knows Mr. Dodd so
ca handles no potatoes and has none fje| d gam e-
there is no need to say anything of
sured and a large crowd ls expected, members
for sale since it is a body of scient-
Hermiston
Mm personally. He has been head
"
Several new members have been
Ists who make experiments and rec- ,
A B R
H
of our commercial club for several
The Ccmetary Committee of the added during the last two weeks and
ommendations which Its subsidiary pj Todd 3b
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years and many regard .him as the
Home Bureau completed the work several farmers have indicated their
organizations like the northwest di- Mlttelsdorf cf
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most poblie spirited Ulan In the town. vision which Mr. W hitacre represents Vnv.„
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1 4 started by them In the fall. The posts intention of Joining since the annual
He has served in two former legis­
* and fence have been w hite washed, meeting.
endeavor to carry out.
Shes.ey c.
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latures and made n good record.
’’ b e e s all Irrigated and trimmed and
The last payments w ill begin leav-
Mr. W hitacre presented blue rib- p h e |
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* locks put on all four gates. The wo- | ng the office w ithin a week but be-
'I lie Irrigation interests of the west bons and gold medals taken by his " L o n g h o r n I f
z
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1 men are receiving much praise for cause of the fact that this statem ent
end of this county and the north end potatoes In proof of the claim that E Tod(1 2h ..............................B
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0 the Interest thew have shown In the w ill carry w ith It a complete state-
nf Morrow county are entitled to rep- he ls handling good stock. Since all n i i v f r e v L .......................................... x
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1 cemetary, their work making a notic- ment of the growers account It Is ex-
resentation. W ith all respect to the , he edi,„ r of The Herald knows n „ ta, le r, ’
B
t
1 able improvement in this section of pected that this w ill require about
other three candidates for the Joint nbout potatoes is how to peel and
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11 the city. The trees will be irrigated two weeks to complete.
seat for Umatilla and Morrow coun­ eat them we cannot undertake to I
Stanfield
at regular intervals by the people
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ties, none of them are from an irri­ judge the dispute which seems to
A. B.
H. who have relatives buried there.
g B Sander8On> edHor of the Free.
gated region: none of them have any have arisen between Mr. Whitacr«.
Rees 2b ................................5
veal Interest In Irrigation Mr. Dodd and the farm crops department of the ggavert 3b
wa ter Times. R. E. Bean and C. Z.
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Is from the Irrigated region, under­ college. It. is our. understanding McCoy ss
Mr. and Mrs. Mellbourne Burnett Randall were Hermiston v ia to rs Sat-
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stands its needs and has both a per­ that all seed potatoes brought into vickerR rf
spent several days last week in Port- iirday. They were on their w ay to
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sonal and a community interest in Oregon have to be Inspected at the p Ward cf
land on business.
Portland In connection with the Hall
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Irrigation.
sla te line. If this is true it would )L«,wry ,(
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'campaign for governor.
To many parts n f the two counties seem to protect the buyer of seed, j e„ t c
Mr. Harold Benjamin, U m a t i l l a ---------------------- ——
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Irrigation Is u siuull matter. To the providing
was Myers lb ., c f......................... 4
the
inspection
school principal Is able to be back
after having suffered a severe at-
ALFRED J. SMITH
country from Echo to Boardman it thorough and capable.
Thorton p. . . . . .
4
tack of rheumatism.
Alfred J. Smith, President of the
Is a big matter, a vital one. Mr.
As we said before, we haven’t the
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J. E. Smith Livestock company has
Dodd will make a strong run In all scientific knowledge to say who is
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parts of the two counties, but tho right and who is wrong. We printed
Mr. and M tr . Shutrum and . t Laura announced
.
. him
. . self for Joint Repre-
p
sentative of Morrow and Umatilla
decisive vqtes may come from this the letter of Mr. Hyslop In good faith
THESE STATISTICS NOT DRY
C. Dunne of Pendleton accompanied
counties on the Republican ticket.
d¡strict.
and to serve the public good. We
by Miss Gladys Nugent of Umatilla
Mr. Smith haR lived in Umatilla
(Continued from Page One)
A little circular sent out by friends deem It no more that fair to Mr.
drove to Portland last week in Mr.
of Mr. Dodd to west end voters yester­ W hitacre to say that he takes ex- ! — ------—------------------------------------------- Shutrum’s new Franklin limousine. (county all his life and has the Inter-
of the two counties well in hand
day covers the ground exceedingly caption to Ihe statem ents made about ' ‘a lo *d delights hi his art of rush- W hile in Portland they had the pleas- ests
...
.
His efforts, if eleeted.
elected, w ill be dlrect-
direct­
*>ig a cer,a,n member of the faculty.
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well and also gives the view of the his potatoes.
u te of hearing Chancy Olcott in
It Bcems to us that the department ^ew ®y 8 favorite pastime la w riting “ Ragged Robbln." They report good ed toward the elim ination of useless
Oregon Voter toward Mr. Dodd. The
commissions and such a gradual re-
Voter is one of the most carefully a i the college should Investigate this etterc and his subject is usually love roadg and g BpI(,ndid trip
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duction of taxes as w ill not hinder
g igglin g and reading
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«silted papets In Ihe west and has the matter and give the potato growers ”^ac 18 f ° nd
'the best interests of the State. Mr
reputation of never praising a mail Ihe benefit of a final decision which novcl8> and her favorite study is
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d»y program present- Pmt(h,a ,ong resldence
eR8tern
i f° urG* year English. Doris enjoys
unless he deserves It. The commun­ could be accepted by all.
reading Frederick, and Harold’s let- ed at tbe scb° o1 on Monday after- o regon w i|| ¡nsnre hj„ constituents
ication, together with the Voter quo­
THE GRADUATING CLASS
,CrR' 1 would be happy If I didn’t noon by Miss Dunlap’s an<l Ml8R that he fully understands their prob-
tation follows:
Jenk’s classes was very appropriate ,cm8 and urgcnt nepds
The class of 1922, 13th to be grad- have to Btudy or work any ,nore
Owing to the number of candidates
„
and well attended by the mothers.
(Paid Advertisement)
Musia
..
,
for the office of Joint Representa­ uated from the union high school dis­
We
won’t
say
anything
about
the
A
f,er thc P'ORram refreshments were
tive for Umatilla and Morrow coun­ trict number five and first In which
talent in our class as none of 8erved and an old fashioned paity
ties and owing to the strenuous fight hoys henvily out-number girls, and i (musical
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
. . . . .
.
I 'ln d n lv e d In h v B a r e n t s t e a c h e r s a n d
g '„and
a_ndJ f cb n dren
duo to unusual Issues we are convinc- also remarknh-e so the members ad- “a ^ ab
I hereby announce myself aa can­
d that the success of E. P. Dodd m lt for scholarship and student act- w®
a "ytblnh we would be be-
didate for the ofiee of Jo in t Repre­
a
w ill depend much upon a solid vote ,v.ti«s wit. em ua.k on the seas of Be,ged by m a"agar8 w anting us to
sentative of Um atilla and Morrow
enter that profession.
The cooked food sale held by the
throughout the Irrigated dislricta.
life tomorrow evening when the com- j
counties, on the Republican ticket.
General
1 Protestant Ladies Aid was not as
He is tho only friend of Irrigation mencement exercises w ill be held at
If elected I promise to faithfully and
Most
if
us
think
quite
a
lot
of
our-
Mg
a
success
as
hoped
for
as
a
great
among tho four candidates for this ihe school auditorium.
,
.
.
,
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honestly perform the duties of the
A high school course represents a se,vea’ ,hough 8,,me never "'«“ t 10" many were ln PendIeton at the tra™ office, working at all times for thc
office. The other three live In sections
great
deal
of
work
for
the
student
‘
¿“
'r
V*
Ce8
and
vlr,ue8
to
°
thers’
mCet
where Irrigation Is not a question of
best interests of the people of thia
accertaln these
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vital importance and they have no In­ and a great deni of sacrifice on the H° " ever- “ 18 8a«y
district and the State of Oregon.
The Catholic Ladles Altar society
terest in us or our affairs. It Is need­ part of the parents to keep the stu - i dUal,t,ea ln 8oma- Frederic thinks
I favor legislation tending to elim ­
mo8t brilliant and popular met on Tuesday afternoon at Com- inate waste In public expenditures
less lor us to urge the advantages of dent there. Yet it is an almost | ”e *8
attendance, and reduction of the taxes wherever
having K. P. Dodd in a position of necessary part of the education of member <* <»'r class. Neil cares for m unlty hall with a good
n u t b or
n f tn
rin v ana
ntifi ovapv
deal of business possible, consistent w ith sound pub-
lNilitical Influence when so ninny ih
me r v youm
today
every hnv
poy nnH
ana 1 on’y one Person’s opinion of himself, there was a good
”
Harold and Hollis try to get easy transacted by the ladies and ways and l-a
questions nrise pertaining to our in ­ girl should have.
io policy.
Many do not get It however and 1 UC8,lon from
teachers. Mae goes means considered to make money to
terests in irrigation, roads, railroad
SLOGAN: "Constructive economy,
thosP
who
w
ill
receive
diplomas
to-
to
the
"mwTle8”
>°°
often.
Orvan
is
defray
church
indebtedness.
rates and other public matters. You
rnd a fairer distribution of the tax
know it paj-H to have a friend In morrow are among the fortunate
bashful- and Mathew is fond of
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Ihurdens ”
ones. They have a right to be proud , 8leeP*ng ln rla88 1,orl8. although she
The state hoard of dental examln-
’
court.
E. M. Hulden
As to his ability as shown In the of what they have accomplished and “ y" 8he ba8 no l‘c,8Onal weaknesses, ers is sending a first class dentist
(Paid
Advei
.Isem
ent)
1919 session of the legislature we the parents and community ln gener- , *" ” Ot ®ontent U"le* she ,s «“ rround- to open an office In Umatilla within
by her ir*en<^8- 1 ani a little bash- the next ten day©.- J. B. Swltzler is
quote from Ihe Iasi Issue of Ihe Oro- nl reJnlceH with (hem.
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—
i— —
—
'ful-
erecting a new building for offices
No. 9281. Reserve D'.st. No. 12
■
F uture Occupation
for tbe new dentist and Dr. Logan.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
■
Mae wants to become a “movie”
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THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
■ star but It is very unlikely as a new
A- K- McFarland lost n very valu-
at tierwiiston. in th e S tate o f Oregon, at th e cloae
camera might have to be Invented to nhle horse ^with spinal m eningitis o f buaineas. May 5, 15J22.
g 't a k e her picture; so she must find ,blR week.
R E SO U R C ES
■ som ething else to do. Dewey intends
Loana and di^covnta
1175.008 S> 175,008.39
■ to start to work as soon as he grad-
Overdraft«, secured
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U
n
se
c
u
r
e
d
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3.322 08 3,322.03
“
RETAIN
THE
LOVERS’
LANES”
nates In building a home for two.
U. S. bonds to secure circulation (par
■ Nell may follow Dewey'a example.
value) ................................ ..
B.260.00 *,280.00
■ Gwyn would like to own a few dance Sentiment In Thoutande of Hcarto Other bonds, stock«, securities, e tc
The Strike Is o n
TLit we can get coal from tha Utah Uelda
53.664.29
Picado
That
They
May
Never
Be­
J h a lls with a stage for ’’soft’’ dancers.
Banking house .......... ............ 88,000.00
Wo have a i nr o f lump that w ill he here ahour the 28th. Thil
come Great Highways.
Furniture, fixtures _____ _ _ ._ 8.467.80 10,487.80
Paul would like to become another
i: (he In t and hard' I of Utah coni, and w ill store and keep in
Real esta te owned other than hanking
■ Judge Landis. Mathew’s ambition Is
Food shape for next winters use. Two or three tons stored now
A little gray cottage stands on a
hou«e ................... ...................................... 5,083.17
■ to become a flirt Doris would like hilltop. Below the hill runs the cross la w f u l reserve w ith Federal Reserve
will pm yon nfc for the early part of the winter.
■ to b«comt a good master of French road. There ls not much travel on
h a n k ................
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17.448.04
We an fillin g our bins to capacity. But our bins full Is a
«t» f”"" N**'
languages so that she could read cer- the road—it serves to connect two C“ 1"lB ’•'d* ,nd
small p r o p o i i i o n of the amount of coal needi-d for the year. If
tonal b a n k , .........................................
MJDT.«
lain letters written in that language, highways.
you want io be safe, place your order with us at once.
iscellaneous cash item « ........ . 873,18
678.18
Oftentimes the crossroad takes Its M
without a translator. James w ill be-
Redemption fund w ith U. S. Treasurer
way
close
to
the
font
of
some
d«>eply
and due from U. 3 . Treasurer _____
312.50
■ come another “ Babe Ruth " Carl’s
worxied knoll anil sometimes it goes
g ambition Is to become a civil engln- over
5321,407.«
Total
a creek, quivering under Its ley
■ eer or a fortune teller. Frederic is cover. Then the two ends of the road
■ planning on being an Admiral soma meet by means of a little bridge, where
LIABILITIES
■ day. 1 would like to be boss o f a the hoofheats of the horse echo loud
Capital stock paid in ............._________
25.000.60
g hunch of kids ln some little town.
and the sound of the motor becomes a Surplus fund
10.000.1
praa „
tt.gn.n
■
On account of the limited time and giant dynamo. Sometimes the cross
K A. B row n ion , Mgr.
P h o n e 111
J pace. I am prevented from giving road is overarched with trees, as It la (UMmd far inter,.« and t a r n a ,-
crurd
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a any more facta about this class. Con- below the gray cottage, and the sum-
■ sidering our sterling qualities our nter sunlight only Alters through In
ekm.rt
w
j
. q
iwtches—such a «-«impelling, avysterlous
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I « '« •" " i8 «-sured. and each one bids - intimacy as there Is to the crossroad Lc«» current exp en se«, in terest and
ta x es paid ____________ ____ 8 ,886.« 17.M7.M
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1” carve for him self a splendid then.
C irculating notes outeranding ...... .
... 8.350.00
future. And when our history has be-
The young folks call the crossroad Am ount due to N ational bank« ________ 3.884.84
come
a
milestone
In
the
history
of
"lovers’
lane."
The
old
folks
used
to
Certified check« outstanding
...1 .8 8 0
We Have
5 57.«
Hermiston Union High School, we ( <’al' 11 “lovers’ lane' when they were Cwahier « check« outstanding...........
hope the future clascea may leave as i
an«l drove under the arched Total o f
22. zs. 2« and 2J &.m.rt
branches or Jlngl«*d over the road in
d«a>o,tt«:
goext a record
sleighs, while the round m.-v, laid the
dW »»
to dwelt
914.04AM
shadows of the black branches meet-
TAKES ONE BACK
lng overhead In etchings on the snow.
Total demand d o p o M U __ 2 3 8 .8 « «
99.70 per cent pure
.
o fi
1
"Lovers’ lane"—every county o sn s Tim* OpoBita:
TO PIRATE DAYS
9 j per cent germination
one. There was a lovers' lane In Ortiftra+oe o f dopvmits (other than for
Sangamon county, Illinois, and Abe
monoF Imr roarod)
*
- . --T.- M « M k
You w ill be transported to the pic­ Lincoln walked along It with Ann Total of tiro* «lopooit« .......» 18.808 08
We have to arrive this week ear of Mill Feed and
turesque days of pirate sh its, of mu­ Rutleilge ln the 'Wu—soldiers sang
T o t a l .............................. ......... ......... 3331.407.«
Scratch at the right price
tinies and gay romance in Marion
Orrgrm
Davlee’ latest Paramount picture. tie crossroads that now are lovers’ c « u t y r .»f
__ Urna
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I.
3
.
C.
Lerbrte.
o f tike abarr* m m
In fact we carry a complete stock of feed of all kinds
"Buried Treasure," which w ill lie lanes n««rer. never become srtertal bank, de nolemnly
«« « a r that tike «heve «tetewM
highways!—tTilcsgo
Dally
News.
«
tree
le
the
beet
o
f
my
know
ledge and belief
featured at the Play Haase next Wed-
8 C LOCHRIB. C eehiw
nesday More than 225«>.nQO w as
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spent for the lavish Joseph Urban seta
Jack Knapp. Geo. Myers and P F •< **•’ HO-
and the hiring of thousands of extra Ward w ill go to Eugene the first of
o.® G s.e e « . N«mwr PuMte I*» Ova
>18.1
a"d ’'"••“ nics. It Is from next week to the grand lodge eonven- C o t « - An«’ ""'™
’ Z Ae
nf
" 7 Ï * Reel of
r. Britten Austen's story concerning tlon of the I O O F. | n Oregon. The
F. B .S W A T 2 R .
G í j J Service **
GooJ Service'
the theory of relnearnattnn. publish- gathering w ill be held Mar 22 22
AUtXANWt«
ed la H parst’s Magaxlne.
’
char b o r a l
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LUMBER COMPANY
Alfalfa Seed
H e r m is to n P rod u ce &
S u p p ly C o.
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» 8 m «4W O«.
P ain ts o f real character— perma­
nent preservatives for woodwork
o f all s o r ts — a su re in su ran ce
against decay.
A little higher in price than the
cheap kinds, but B -H Paints
last tw ice as long so are far
more econom ical in the
end.
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T h e right preparation for every purpose
made by the
Bass-Hueter Paint Co.
SAN FRANCISCO
W e carry a complete line, and w ill gladly
advise you which to use to get best
results.
SAPPERS’ INC,