The Hermiston herald., July 06, 1922, Image 1

Gttp Ilrrmwimt Wralh
VOL. XVI
BEE DEMONSTRATION
DRAWS BIG GROWO
P R O F SCULLER. 0. A. C. SPECIAL­
IST PRINCIPAL SPEAKER
About 50 Bee Keepers Are Present;
Auto Trip Over W est End
Given Visitors
A crowd of about 50 people gath-
ered Saturday morning at the Sko-
vbo yard near the Diversion Dam
for the beekeepers field meeting;
il a o a e o f t h e b e a u ,y H p o t 8 ° f
this locality, and the meeting was
held in the bed of the Umatilla riv­
er where the trees provide comfort­
able shade. County Agent, Fred Beu-
nion, acted as chairman of the meet-
ing, and Prof. Scullen, the bee
specialist from the Oregon Agrlcul-
tural college, was the principle
speaker. His talk was largely on the
value of the organization and num
evens question« were asked by the
beemen present.
Better W inter Protection Needed
U. o
«e tttoa«
HERMISTON. UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY
ASSESSED VALUE IN COUNTY
WILL BE LESS THIS YEAR
Slight
Cut Given
V aluation
of
Lands
to Assessed
W heat
PICNICS ARE BIG
FOURTH ATTRACTIONS
. Jl;
Umatilla county’s assessed valua­ RESERVOIR. COLUMBIA AND UMA­
tion will be slightly lower this year
TILLA DRAW LARGE CROWDS
in the opinion of County Assessor R.
O Hawks who reports that all re- !
turns are in save the districts of M
£vcn Farther
for
Pilot Rock, Echo and two divisions
Celebrations:
No
Accidents
at Milton, says the Pendleton Trib­
une. Last year the assessed valua­
Are Reported
tion of Umatilla county was $5 8,-
27,557.97, the highest it has ever
been.
peen.
I Among the many out of town
”We are doing little changing In Fourth celebrations attended by lo-
the valuation this year with the ex- <ai people was one held at the home
ception of equalizing where there is of P. K. Payne, father of Casper
evidence of change or error, and giv- Payne, above Pine City and 35 miles
ing a slight cut in assessed valua- distant from here. Bathing, ice cream
tion to the wheat lands which can- and all that goes with a celebration
not be of so high a valuation as ■ were enjoyed The following with
when wheat commanded a better their families made the trip: I C
price,” Assessor Hawks declared.
! c Ox, II. L. Payne, E. C. Payne. \V
"The low or high assessment is im- ‘ H. Ogden, G A Lawler W D Gor
material except for the determining jdon, J. K.’ Mumnia’and Messrs Tabor
of this county’s share of the public Haynes and Howard, the latter of
utilities assessment, but what is Irrigon. Those present from Pine City
material is that an equal assessment were- Mr Wheeler and family W
be made," said Hawks. "We could i j). Wlgglesworth and family and Mrs.
cut everybody’s assessed valuation Finley.
but that would not reduce taxation.
MONDAY IS THE HOTTEST DAY
IN THE PAST THREE YEARS
Temperature Was Equalled in 1908
and 1919. and Surpassed
in 1911
Hermiston and all surrounding
towns are suffering from the intense
heat this week. The mercury reached
its highest here Monday when it reg-
Istered 108 at the Reclamation of­
fice. This temperature was equalled
in 1908 and 1919, and only once sur­
passed in 1911 wh.cn 110 was regis­
tered. There lias been a slight de­
crease In the temperature since Mon­
day, the thermometer registered 98
yesterday, but no decided relief from
heat is yet in sight.
It will be of interest to the people
of Hermiston to know that the high­
est total temperature for the month
of June for the past 15 years was re.
corded last month.
Other cities in different parts of
Oregon and Washington are also
suffering from the hot weather. Port­
land’s hottest day was Sunday when
95 was leached. Monday in Pendle­
ton It was 109 and in Walla Walla
it was 107.
HERMISTON MEN ASK
No. 43
ECHO WINS IRRIGOTION
LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP
GAME
DEVELOPS
A
OIL OPERATIONS DISCONTINUE
UNLESS MORE LEASES SECURED
C .0. Bachelier, the Oil Man. Left To­
day For Portland ; He May Not
Return For Some Time
POTATO GROWERS
START SHIPMENTS
PITCHERS'
C. O. Bachelor, the oil man, left CAR LOAD WILL GO OUT D A T T .T
this morning for Portland, where hla
FROM HERE
family Is living at present. He may
not return.
He In company with E. P. Dodd, Quality it Excellent and Expected to
Winners Are Now Seeking Game
spent nearly four weeks In Hermiston
W ith Pendleton For County
Top the Market; All Stock
In an endeavor to secure leases but
Championship
without favorable results. He asked
W ill Be Graded
for leases on 19.000 acres but has so
far received leases on less than halt
Echo and Umatilla played for the the amount. Very few volunteered to
The Hermiston Potato Growers as­
championship for the Irrigation join In the movement and many leas­ sociation started their first shipment
league Sunday on the local field, es required much time and effort. of new spuds Wednesday by sending
which closed the baseball season. It The land owners seemed to want to out 100 lugs by local freight, Herm­
proved to be a good game and Echo speculate cn his desire to drill for iston grown potatoes, however, have
won the championship of the league, oil, and were unwilling to assist In been on the local market for two
the score was nine to two.
the movement that would make a test weeks past.
A large crowd attended the game of the Hermiston basin.
Good Yield Beported
in spite of the hot weather. The
During the time he was here he
County Agent Bennion was here
game went quite Hmoothly except for went to Spokane and made a contract last Saturday attending the bee dem­
i controversy over the use of the for a diamond drill to begin work In
onstration and at that time went ov­
spit ball,” which finally the umpire August provisional to securing leas­ er a part of the acreage here that Is
barred from the game. From the start es, but that has been postponed un­ in spuds. He reports the yield as
It was evident that the game would til future developments He asked good and the condition of the crop
be a pitchers battle. Three Umatilla .only that the leases be placed In es­
varying. He brought in some excel­
batsmen fanned ln the first Inning crow with the First National Bank lent samples from the Winslow ranch.
while one drew a walk. Markham, here until he commenced drilling and
It is expected that Hermiston po­
the first up for Echo, was faned by that the leases contained a clause tatoes will top the market. A. Boggs
the first three balls pitched by Webb. requiring him to continue drilling
potato grader'has been installed near
Echo scored two runs in the sec­ with due diligence or they would be­ the shipping point and all potatoes
ond on a walk, an error and two hits. come void. No assistance otherwise will go over the grader before being
Neither team scored in the third and the matter has been left temporarily put in the lug boxes for loading. Po­
fourth, only six men from each team with Mr. Dodd, and unless there Is a
tatoes will be delivered at the freight
facing the pitchers.
better response to the movement Mr. yards from the growers as they run
Fifth inning a hit and two errors Bacheller will return to Montana.
in the field and the machine will else
placed Blakely on third, he scored
them up.
on Thorne’s fly to center field, TWO FAMOUS VILLIANS
Refrigerator cars have been order­
Schwartz taking the throw from cen­
IN "THE GILDED U LY " ed for each day, Sunday excepted,
ter fielder Markham and catching L.
beginning Friday and loading at this
Markham at third base for a double
rale will continue until the supply
Charles Gerard and Lowell Sher­
Play.
is
exhausted.
man Seen in Mae Murray's
BATTLE
COUNTY FAIR FUND
The need of better winter protec- j
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A large community gathering was
tion for bees was emphasized; thii ! p g g p £ p FITTS WRITES
held along the Umatilla river near
year winter losses in many yards
No Action Taken by County Court
ABOUT HAY GROWING the Electric Light Plant to celebrate
Ian as high as 50 per cent and even
U ntil Fair Board Holds Or­
the Fourth of July. The following
more; no business can be expected
ganization Meet
and
their
families
made
up
the
par­
to long stand up under such losses. ' Quality in hay and other roughage
Mr. Scullen suggested the estab- 1,1 thd ration is important. Dairy ty: M. Miller. Frank Silvey, L. M.
Officials and directors of the Her­
lishment of a bee experiment, station Products should be produced largely ‘
R B’ s P‘"",er> A- Buhmann, miston Ilog and Dairy show are out
for this district under the direction fronl the cheaper and moro bulky * P Adams. A- w - Agnew- C. H. after $1200 of thc county fair funds
‘ Skinner, F. M. Whitney, Ray Cook,
of the college, and promised his feeds.
as their share of the money the coun
A light green color, the presenco f has. Kiser, Frank Ralph. Tables ty will have to dis: libue this year,
support in securing this.
- v .w Gives Talk
l° f leaves and other flner Par>8 anrt " e,e Ret Under >»rge trees near the and they made known their wants
Mr. „ Skovbo
Mr. Skovbo,’’secretary oTthe local a Pleasing aroma are indications of rlver on which ice cream, cakes, sal- here today when a delegation of them
beekeepers’ association in a short duality and feeding valut in hay. ads and everything that goes with a visited the county court.
talk gave the history of this organl- Whether buying hay, or producing picn,c dlnner wa8 served. Everyone
No action was taken/by the county
Spinning Gets Homer
Price Not as High as Last Year
zatlon, started a little more than a your own see that u carries these enJoyed a pleasant swim in the cool court today, and none will be taken
Support
Sixth inning, Spinning hits home
It is thought that the potato crop
year ago with eight members, it QUaHtiee. It means milk and butter-'water of the Umatilla river, and the until the fair board organizes and run over the left field wall and even­
Two of the best known vlllians In will provide an in-between crop
day was one to be remembered by
now has more than 30 members, ^a* at 'e8S cost.
makes a reeonimendation fo the court ed up tho score.
motion
pictures, Charles Gerard and which can be worked up to a paying
all.
s-i-rf!?
-
owning it is estimated, more than j o f the crops grown in this coun- .
it was stated this morning by Com­
Echo scored five runs on as many Lowell Sherman, appear together proposition bh it will come ln be­
80 per cent of the bees in the west :
h«y ranks third in value, belntf |
missioners R. E. Bean and G. L. Dun­ hits, C. Hoskins fanned. Esselsty#
end of this county. Last year the as- exceeded only by corn and wheat.
About 100 or more people from ning who heard the requests George singled, stole second and went to for the first time in a motion picture tween the cuttings nt alfalfa and can
be handled to good advantage. Like­
sociation was instrumental in rais- The annual yield ¡8 nearly 100.000-, Hermiston and the surrounding pro- Root, a member of the county fair third on a bad throw by Thorne. In the Robert Z. Leonard production
wise the season being early they will
of
‘‘The
Gilded
Lily,”
starring
Mae
ing the’ price of honey 25 per cent (l0° ,ons- The average quality is in- -ec*- with their picnic lunches, spent board, indicated that the hoard prob­ King hit a hard drive to center field
command a better price than the late
above ‘the price being paid at t h e lferior- not more than 10 per cent an enjoyable Fourth nt the Cold ably will hold a meeting within a for the second out, Umatilla had a Murray, which will be shown at the
potatoes. The market price for po­
Springs
Reservoir.
Swimming
and
Play
House
next
Sunday.
time of organizing At least $2000 grading as choice. This means an
few days and make a recommenda­ good chance to retire Echo as Car-
tatoes is not quite as high as last
Because
of
their
wide
recognition
ormous loss in feeding value. Im- diving was the main attraction of tion.
worth of supplies and containers will
roll hit a high foul, but three men as vlllians, film fans will doubtless year's but taking one year with an­
be purchased this year through the Pr°Per methods in curing are re- the day, although many took part in
The fair money available for dis­ tried to make the catch and the hall
other it is thought to be a profitable
association with a saving to the mem- ; 8P°nsible for the greater part of this the game of horseshoe. The bank of tribution this year amounts to $2,- dropped between them, Echo started be greatly puzzled as to which is the crop.
the
reservoir
furnished
a
delightful
guilty
one
In
this
picture.
But
the
bers of from 15 to 25 per cent. At '08S-
509.12. The Hermiston show officials a batting rally, Carroll singled, scor.
story has been given Buch a clever
the meeting called for July 12 It Is
No crop grown requires more care sandy beach for everyone.
want about half of this amount. They ing Esselstyn; Stanfield singled,
twist that they will find Btlll greater HORSE HEAVEN IRRIGATION
hoped to not only establish uniform jln harvesting and none is more easi-
feel that they are entitled to the Schwartz safe on an error, filling the
Those who motored to Bingham
surprises in store for them.
DISTRICT RATIFYED CONTRACT
prlces for the honey crop this sea- ly damaged by neglect. The stage of
share which the Northwest Grain baRes, F, Hoskins Ringled, scoring
Both men have done remarkable
son. but also to attempt choperative g,owth at which the crop is cut and s P'lngs to spend (he Fourth were: and Hay show Becured last year.
Carroll and Stanfield, Pickett singled work ln pictures, Mr. Gerard scoring
By vote of 221 to 5 the Horae Hea­
marketing of honey lo dealers in car thc manner of curing are the prime c - s - McNanght and family and Mr.
“We have an investment of about scoring SchwartB and Hoskins. Mark­ sensationally in “The Hun Within.”
ven Irrigation district on Baturday,
lots. All heekeepers are Invited to at- factors In determining quality.
!,nd Ml'8- H. A. McKeen who left 84000 in building and land, and the ham filed out to left field.
"The New Moon.” “The Teeth of the June 10. formerly adopted the $32,-
tend this meeting.
j Early cut hay is best for dairy here Sunday, and returned Tuesday business men and farmers have been
Tho score:
Tiger” and "The World and His 000,000 bond issue and ratified the
Auto Trin is Enioved
cattle. A common rule is to cut dur- evening; Peero Bokish, L A. Hunt. going down into their pockets for
Umatilla
Wife,” while Mr. Sherman provoked contract heretofore entered Into with
In the afternoon five well filled ing ,h® early bloom. This rule will R"88 Newport and fanilies and K. E. from $700 to $1500 each year,” 11. T.
AB R. B- the hisses of audiences all over the Howard Amon for the construction
autos left Hermiston for a ride that vary somewhat with the different E |ickson left Tuesday morning and Frasier declared today. “We figure
AB R 11 country for his fiendish cruelties to of the irrigation system.
covered most of this project, the c:cps. Clover seems best when in full ret'irned the same day.
that the rich wheat farmers in whose Huey, rf.......................................3 0
0 , Lillian OlBh In "Way Down East."
The main canal will be 112 miles
most important bee district ln the bloom ot just after that stage. Vetch
interest the Northwest Grain and Jones, 2b ................................. 4 0
0
Miss Murray with her blonde bentt- long and there will be 96 milea of
state; the first stop was at the John " h :l the fir8‘ P°ds are about half
Mr. and Mrs. O G. Sapper and Hay Show Is put on can stand an as­
Thom yard at the mouth of Butter fr'■»«<• Some hay plants rapidly la’s daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Leath- sessment for their show better than Spinning, ss..............................4 1 - ty and HUnny disposition, would serve concrete lined canal. 8 miles of tun­
Creek; from there the trip was con- m 'atal iliiy when nearing inatuiUy. !cr8- Mr- ar|d Mrs- S. C. Lochrle and we smaller farmers down ln the west Harmon, If..................................4 0 d welt as the motive for any villainous neled and 9 miles of syphona. There
tinued up (he creek for 15 miles; Ryo graBa- Johnson grass and mes- R E Putman spent a delightful end can stand to dig np. This is the Blakely, 3b................................ 4 1 1 work In picture. There are many will be 5 waste ways and several
Markham, lb ..............................4 0 d opportunities for rough work In tho
front here the party headed for Echo. q” ,te a,e examples. These should he Fourth in the Blue Mountains near reason we are asking for $1200.”
storage reservoirs. At one place on
Paris, cf........................................4 0 d i Cafe Royale, a popular New York
and after traveling over the Furnish cut as soon as ‘he heads appear. Cabbage Hill.
It is considered probable that the Thome, c..................................... 3 0 d club, where she. as Lillian Drake, Is Glade Creek a drop of 600 feet In
the canal will produce a maximum of
project and the Columbia district re- Latc cutting means loss of protein.
—
county court will again be asked to Webb, p...................................... 2 0
0 hostess. Lowell Sherman Is the lead- 100,000 horsepower electrical energy.
turned to Hermiston about seven of Palatabllity and of the finer and FRANZSC0TT WEDDING THURS. divide the fundH three ways with the
Total ..
32 2 3 ing man.
Assurance has b«en given by Mr.
o’clock in the evening; during this niore valuable parts of the plant.
Miss Ru(b Scolt and 0eorRe Franz west end fair, the east end upplo
I Also Mack Sennett Comedy.
Amon and hy representatives of bond
extensive ride many apiaries were
n° not ,now whcn ,h ® crop is wet WPre united in marriage by Rev show a id the grain and hay show
Echo
houses that as soon as the bond Issue
visited, and details of the manage- wl‘h rain or dew. This moisture will Wann Tbllrsday evcning at five here, all participating in the division
AB R H ! BIG RUSSIAN SCENES IN ‘‘THE
has been voted and eonftrmed by the
ment of the different beekeepers not- dry off much faster when the plan' O'c,ock at the ,lomc of the bride’s of funds. George Strohm is president Markham, cf....................
5 0 1
ed by the visitors. A desire was ex- is standing. Cut in the morning aa j parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Sentt Just of the west end show and C. M. Jack- C. Hoskins, c............................. 5
GREAT MOMENT" FLAWLESS superior court the entire bond Issue
1
will be underwritten and funds for
pressed by many of the participants soon as thc
1« off and rake In the the „„mediate family were present, son Is seereiary. Among the other EMselstyn, 2b.......
4
1
construction wtll be immediately
that such trips might be made an an- afternoon, or cut in the afternoon for th„ cercl„ony. Many gifts were directors who were here today are 11. King. 3b.....................................3
0 Director of Gloria Swanson's New available. The contract with Mr.
nual event for beemen of this local- and rake the next day as soon as the received of which the Ladies Aid M. Sommerer, II. T. Fraser, W. A. Carroll, ss.................................. 3
Picture Aided by Old
1
Amon requires that work shall start
Ity, as much Improving of manage- curing ”r"c*88 <8 «"der way. The and fbe study c|nb ()f ,be Methodist Ford and A. W. Agnew. L. P. Fraker Ftanfield, If............................. 3
Imperial Officer
»
within 60 days after the bonds have
ment undoubtedly will result there- K'ealer part of the curing should be cb„rcb and , bp Rpbeka 1()dgp preBeut. and B. J. Shaw also accompanied the Schwartz, p................................4
1 ;
been validated and must be complet­
irom-
don<’ in windrow or cock. Get into ed 8flverwnre art a remembrance.
delegation on their visit.
F. HosklnR, lb ...........................4
1
The genuineness of the scenes de ed by March, 1925.
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stack or barn as soon as sufficiently
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Franze left yes-
Tlckett. rf..................................4
3 picting a Russian ball In "The Great
cured,
. terday for Daniel, Wyoming, where
Under the terms of the bond issue
BUYER’S WEEK AT PORTLAND
Miss Geneva Gord who was here
Total ........
35
10 Moment,” Gloria Swanson's first
In growing plants the mots are , hpy w„ , mak# |b e„. fllfl|re ,)()n)e
no payment on the principal will fall
One of the big features of the
to attend the wedding of her cousin,
Paramount starring picture, and the
tenth annual convention of the Pa- cpnt,nually drawing water from the
Leda Gould, returned to Baker City
Col Emmett Calahan of Boardman accuracy of detail, such as in the due during the first 10 years and no
soil,
which
after
having
done
its
payment on Interest for the first 3
clflc Northwest Merchants’ associa­
E. E. Shaw sold a team to Tom Monday to continue her work as a made a business trip to this city last
settings costuming of the players, ye; rK The
draw « per cenY ,n_
tion to be held ln Portland. August work Is expelled through the '.eaves. Moore Wednesday of last week.
nurse In the Baker hospital.
and investiture were greatly enhanc terest which must be paid annually
6 to 12, will be the most elaborate Many tons of water thus passes
ed by the aid of Michael Kustoff, an after the third year. Beginning with
fashion show ever staged west of through the leaves for each ton of
ex-staff captain of the Imperial the tenth year the bonds will be re­
Chicago. Gowns, suits, finished furs hay prod"ced When the plant is cut
Russian army, who provided director tired In small annual installments
and other finery o„ display will have i ' he ,ea’ es C3‘" inue to draw ,nn'8’
Sant Wood much valuable data re- which will gradually Increase until
a value approximately one-half mil- ",re from ,he 8,PmR and ,hrow “ "ff
gardlng such an affair, besides loan- a, (bp end
y0arR )ha ann,|a|
lion dollars, and fifty beautiful and Into the air. Therefore, the leaves
Ing several of his military uniforms. pay„,p„t w |||
approxtma, e.
should
not
be
allowed
to
shrivel
in
shapely living models will partici­
trappings
and wespons. In which he |y „ „ ppr arpp ,Jndpr , hpB0
,t
the
sun.
as
curing
is
thus
retarted
pate.
had seen actual service In Russia and
„„ pfWR|b)e )p deve,op
„reh.
and leaves broken off and lost. Cur
ing in windrow or cock provides par.
Siberia.
>rd |p|o j ujj „Par, ng before the farm-
‘“Four Horsemen" Draws W ell
Ali who see this new Paramount „ „ „ndPr , h|„ pro>p(
be r(!qu(r_
tial shade for the leaves and allows
Tha “Four Horsemen of Apocaly­ them to continue their work.
picture at the Play House next Fat- f(J to n)akp any aubgtantla, payraeBt
p s e which ran Saturday and Sunday
urday can rest assured that the Rur | pf| (h<i bondR
Hay caps often save serious losses.
night at the Play House was well I They are made from unbleached m tii-
slan episodes are perfect and true to
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attended. Manager Morfitt has be»n lin one yard Bquare The corners
life in >very detail. Mr Kustoff has a
fortunate in securing a run of good may be weighted or fastened with
rather Interesting record. When the j OF P CONVENTION WILL
film playa and the patronage has In wooden pins stuck Into the hay.
BE HELD AT LA GRANDE
war broke out In 1914 .although then
creased noticeable In the past month.
only sixteen years old, he volunteered
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A cap will adequately protect a
snd soon afterward began training
With the return from Portland, re­
cock containing 150 to 200 pounds
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
st a military school. He wes com cently of Mr. William Miller, where
nt hay and may easily save Its cost
Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Morn­ in a single storm.
missioned third lieutenant. Soon aft- he consulted with the Grand Chancel,
ing worship at 11 and the subject
erward he was sent to fhe trencher lor. Domain of Oregon, K. of P|. the
of the sermon will be "Christ and the R. C CHALLIS MOVING AWAY
and when the Russian Revolution Grand Keeper of Records and Seale,
*Tnitli.”
broke out he served In the Royal Domain of Oregon the Secretary ot
R. C. Challis,will hold an auction
army against, the Bolshevik! as staff Portland Temple D. O. K. K. and
_ Evening services at 7:30 p. ra. , sale at his home on Gladys avenue
captain, commanding a battery of the President of the Portland North-
Dwring the summer months the Ep- Saturday afternoon and expects to
artillery In Siberia. Coming to the west association of D O. K. K. Tern-
worth League and the regular eve- leave next week for The Dalles where
"United States, he served fourteen pies, Icx-al committees In charge of
nlng service la combined, the two he wilLbe employed. Mr. Challis was
month« In the U. 8. Army aviation the Second Annual Convention to ta
holding for about one hour and a one of the pioneer meat market men
service
held In La Grande September 1st and
quarter.
nf Hermiston disposing of his inter-
The new picture Is an adaptation 2nd have spurted up on arrange-
Regular services at Columbia. Sun. eat in the Hermiston Meat Market
of an original story written especial ments. Prlie moneys for drill com-
day school at 2 and preaching serv- about 3 years ago when be engaged
ice at 3 p. m.
, ,n firm)Bg and |a, #r opPned , bp Mar_ •
ly for Mias Swanson by Elinor Olyn petitions and floats have been defl-
the noted English authoress. Milton nitely fixed. The cash prizes will ba
ket on the west side now owned by 1
Mr. and Mrs. James Brown and J. Lee Parker.
Sills is the leading man.
distributed as follows:
Mrs. N. J. Gillette of Echo spent the
A Paramount Magazine will also
Band: First prize, $200; Secoad
Tourt h here.
be shown.
prize. $150.
Mrs C. C.l Durfey and her son
■"
■ 1
Drill Team: Flrat prize, $150;
— —
Jarvis are leaving thia week for a
Father Butler left Snnday for tih Second prize, $100.
Thursday morning the Stanfield visit at their former home In Mon­
old home In Ireland, where he will , Drum Corps: First Prize, $100;
constable sold a Monroe touring car taaa. They are making the trip by
be gone for several months. He has Second prlxe, $50,
held at the Nell ft Barker garage for auto and expect to be gone aeveral
bee* prleet In the local Catholic
Floats: Beet K. of P. Float, $50;
g repair hilt. Neil ft Barker hid It in. , weeks.
J£
church for many year»,
_
Beet Dofcle F l o ^ $50.