The Hermiston herald., October 12, 1922, Image 1

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(The Wnmafcm Iforalfc
VOL. XVII
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12. 1922
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YOUTHS WIN TRIP
TO PORTLAND SHOW ♦ ♦ ♦
SEASON OPENS ON
CHINA PHESANTS
AT SUNRISE SUNDAY
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C. P. ADAMS WINS SIX FIRST ❖
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PRIZES-HEBE
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C. C. Mason Has Grand Champion ❖
CARAVAN DRAWS
IMMENSE CROWDS
KEEN INTEREST IN
PENDLETON GAME
Oregon-Whitman Contest Expect­
ed to Draw Big Crowds
October 20
HERMISTON PLAYS
COLUMBIA FRIDAY
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♦
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❖
TEAM IN EXCELLENT CONDITION •>
❖
FOR FRAY
1 ❖
I ❖
Entire Community is Backing School ❖
❖
in Coming Game; Contest
!❖
Called for 2:30
No. 5
REPORT OF WORK
WATER CONGRESS
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FOOTBALL DATE IS
*
CHANGED
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The date of the football game <•
between Columbia College and ❖
Hermiston High school has been ❖ L. A. HUNT AND E. P. DODD TELL
changed to Friday instead of ❖
OF BEND MEETING
Saturday afternoon.
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Patrons will please note change <•
of date as posters read Satur- ❖ Irrigators Credited With Aiding Pro­
day.
<•
ject Development; James Kayle
❖
Elected President
Sunday morning at the first
FORD SHOWS STOPS HERE SAT­
peep of the sun Mr. China
Eastern Oregon football fans and
Pheasant and his family in
■ esidents of Hermiston are much n-
URDAY AND SUNDAY
Umatilla county will have to
terested in the coming game between
seek shelter. Every morning for
the University of Oregon and Whit­
months he has chanted his song
man College which is to be played in
W. Kellogg, Local Dealer. Mayor
and feared nothing but Sunday •>
Pendleton on Friday. October 20.
Sow; Many Other Awards
McKenzie and E. P. Dodd to
he becomes a fugitive for two ❖
Both teams have developed a sur­
weeks. Every hunter in the vi- ❖
prisingly strong early season organ­
Made
Greet Visiting Demonstrators
clnity will be on his trail and ❖
ization and the game promises to be
there will be many from other ❖
a real battle. Whitman, with a pow­
points. Already there are sever- ❖
Three boys and girls from Herm­
Football will be king again Fri­
Advices from other communities erful line and a veteran backfield,
The irrigation congress, which
eral part'es from other parts of ❖ throughout Eastern Oregon are to dsplayed unexpected strength against day in Hermiston .when the Herm­
iston won a free trip to the Pacific
j held its annual meeting at Bend last
the state in the city and it is ❖ the effect that the Ford caravan is a the University of Idaho iu the re­ iston High school team will do battle
International stock show to be held
week, has been a big factor in devel­
expected that by Saturday night ❖ real show, and one that is drawing cent game at Walla Walla when the with Columbia College of Milton for
at Portland next month with their
oping tho irrigated regions of Ore­
Hermiston will have a third ❖ immense crowds all along the line.
Gem Staters were able to defeat the gridiron supremacy. Two-times win­
exhibits at the Hermiston 10th an­
gon, L. A. Hunt, manager of the
greater population.
❖
Missionaries only by a score of 3 to 0 ners thus far in the season, the lo­
nual Dairy and Hog show held here
Hay Growers' association, told mem­
The caravan comes to Hermiston
Chinese
pheasants
and
Bob
❖
which resulted from a drop kick by cal boys are heavy favorites and if MAY MEAN PURCHASING
Friday and Saturday. They were:
OF bers of the Commercial club Tuesday
White quail shooting season will <• Saturday of this week, for its last Fitzke. On defensive the Whitman the staunch support and forcast of
Leon Norquist, Lowell Stockard and
J noon at the regular luncheon in mak-
appearance
on
the
road
during
a
SITE THIS FALL
Franc's Donaldson. James Wauga- <• remain open from Sunday until ❖ tour of nearly four months. Remain- eleven was tower of strength and the the townspeople means anything,
: ing his report on the irrigators con-
❖
October
31.
Five
b
rds
a
day
•>
Idaho team was unable to pierce the they will emerge from the contest
man, Thomas Lenhaft and Owen
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. vention.
(
ing
here
Saturday
night
and
for
a
❖ is the limit, or 10 during seven ❖
line at any period of the game to any three-times winners.
Hunt are the other prize winners.
m
i run « . „ . . , I "There can be no question,” de-
❖ consecutive days; provided that ❖ greatly needed rest Sunday, the show advantage. Coach Vincent Borleskle,
New Amount Fills Out Original rlaretI Mr Hunt ..,hat (he Irr|ga.
C. P. Adams, local hog man, car­
The defeat of Pendleton, the first
<• not more than two female Chi- <• , will go straight through to Portland of Whitman, states that in h’s belief
ried away six first prizes, four sec­
Budget Called for at Beginning
lion Congress since its start has done
❖ nese pheasants may be killed in •> where a three days' program has by October 20 he will have a much time that city’s eleven had gone
onds and two thirds with his cham-
of Fiscal Year. Savs Schilling
“
to ,urther ",e
<* ‘b<8
❖ seven consecutive days.
❖ been arranged as a complete windup stronger team than he had last year down vanquished in years, sent pig­
and other Irrigated districts.”
p'ons at the show.
❖ . California valley, mountain ❖ of what is said to be the biggest and when he won the Northwest confer­ skin stock here soaring. The Com­
E P. Dodd, who attended the con­
The prizes as awarded following ❖ and plumed quail are protected ❖ most unique traveling industrial ex­ ence championship.
mercial club immediately appropriat­
the judging by Judge Brunk of Sal- 1 ❖ here.
The report made this week that ference as a representative of the
ed money to be used in buying equip­
❖ hibit ever undertaken in this coun-
The University of Oregon eleven
Hermiston Commercial club, brought
em were:
❖
❖ I try. In fact, the caravan has attract­ gives prom'se of being the strongest ment. Then came the overwhelming »263,000 is available for work on
back a very favorable report of the
ed
national
attention
and
has
been
the
McKay
Creek
dam
has
met
with
victory over Stanfield last Friday,
Class 1— Best boar one year and .
, featured in a number of automotive team the Eugene Institution has had The team and the people of the com- ¡much rejoicing in this vicinity. Al- doings of the convention.
over, C. P. Adams, first; C. C. Mason J
James M. Kyle of Stanfield was
I and power farming publications of since the championship 1916 team, munity have tasted victory. They are though it means only the filling out
second; J. F. McNaught, tnird.
when it was rated as one of the
elected president of the congress for
i national circulation and repute.
determined
now
to
put
Hermiston
on
tho
original
budget
of
»500,000
Class 2— Best boar under one year,
greatest teams in the United States.
the football map and if Coach Gra- ! asked for in this district, it is just the coming ysar and Vale was select-
C. W. Kellogg, of the Hermiston
C. P. Adams, first; C. P. Adams, sec- ,
Already it has a powerful backfield lapp’s boys perform in the coming cause for gratification, accordng to jed at the next meeting place,
Auto
Co.,
is
optimistic
concerning
the
ond; C. C. Mason, third.
with two sets of backfield, stars, game as they did against Stanfield j H. M. Schilling, manager of the rec-
Other officer« elected
were Wil-
■ caravan's visit to Hermiston, as are
Class 3— Best sow one year and
either of which is almost equally they are sure to give a crcditablo ac-j lamation service here. He states j fled Alien of Grants Pass, E. S. Logo
I many other citizens who have heard
over, C. C. Mason, first; C. C. Mason, i
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dangerous. In early season games count of themselves.
! that it may bring about a three or ¡”f Hood Biver, Harry Card of the Jef-
and read so much of the show in re­
Oregon has shown that her team Is
second; George Strohm, third.
! four months earlier start on the , ferson water conservancy district and
cent months.
With
one
or
two
exceptions,
the
!
Class 4— Best sow under one year HERMISTON-BOARDMAN ROAD TO
to be seriously reckoned with in the
Gus Schroeder of Silver Lake as vice
"From an educational, entertain­ coast football conference this season. team Is in excellent condition and McK°y Creek work and » 18
C. C. Mason, first; C. P. Adams, sec-
BE piNISHED THIS YEAR
presidents ranking in the order nam.
Mr.
Schilling
pointed
out,
that
it
ment and spectacular point of view,"
if no bad luck strikes between now
ond and third.
Plans are being made for a gala
may bring about the purchasing of ed; and Walter E. Meacham of Baker
said
Mr.
Kellogg,
“the
caravan
is
all
and
Saturday
the
boys
will
go
into
Class 5— Best boar one year .and )
'
affair in Pendleton and indications
sites this fall which in Itself re­ secretary.
that is claimed for It. The mere fact
the fray with the regular lineup.
over, H. J. StiliingH, first and second.
quire considerable time.
Favor Commission
Actual Work Awaits Action of State of this vast amount of equipment are that the largest crowd that ever
In his front line of defense, Coach
Class 6—Best boar under one year
witnessed an athletic event In this
The resolution to favor the crea-
That
the
amount
now
said
to
be
al-
having
coverde
more
than
3,000
Highway Commission But
T. Stillings, first and second.
section of Eastern Oregon or Wash­ Gralapp has built around Smith at lotted to the McKay project is not ti<>n ot a 8tate reclamation commls-
miles under its own power is, of It­
Class 7— Best sow one year and
ington will be in Pendleton on that center a strong and fast line. And actually new money set aside for s'on abolishing the present system.
Schedule is Assured
self, worthy of comment, especially
in addition they demonstrated Fri-1
,
over, H. J. Stillings.
date. Reservations are pouring in day
that they know football. In Shot- thl" w0,k b,lt- rather “ 18 ordering " as ““»led, d »‘rlcts a« a rule voting
if one pauses to consider that this
Class 8— Best sow under one year,
from every part of Eastern Oregon well. Haddox and Addleman In the ‘he budget called for by this d strict ,
resell. Ion and govern-
massive equipment has been trans­
T. Stillings.
Locating gravel pits in prepara­ ported in utmost safety over some and Washington. The game will be backfield there is a smashing array
‘he beginning of the fiscal year, •««»» <” P' lvale projects voting for It.
Class 9— Brand champion boar, c. tio n for the »100,000 repair work
held in the Round-Up park at 2:30 of material. Every one of them can
L fl» td . the manager explain-| H'a'° K,,K "™r Percy A. Cupper talk-
extremely bad roads and highways.
P. Adams.
! to be done on the Hermiston-Board­ Added to its performance on the road p. m. Railroad connections with the be counted on to plunge through for ed- Tho original amount asked for ' d ««»Inst tho resolut on. declaring
Class 10— Grand champion sow c.
man road, 26' and a third miles, is the equipment has been subjected various towns are so that it will be yardage and their open field running
»500,000. Later Instructions
thfi Pre8ent ^ m
i8 entirely
C. Mason.
in progress now, T. C. Mortimer, to all manner of stunt demonstra­ possible at almost any point in East­ is on par with any high school back- ; wert! received by Mr. Schilling to ,l 8 ac or^'
Class 11— Best sow and litter far.
ern
Oregon
to
leave
home
and
re­
field in the state. Captain Addleman's out
his budget to »237,000 which) A committee to investigate the
w'ho Is in charge of tho work, stated tions, all, of course, Intended to make
rowed under 10 weeks, C. C. Mason,
yesterday. Although actual work on the equipment break down under turn after the game the same day. educated toe is dangerous to any I
d«ne. The allotting of the »263.- ) P'a» was author zed, to report at the
f'rst; H. J. Stillings, second.
the highway awaits the action of test. Thus, after covering a tremen- The big celebration will be closed team at any time. Rubner and Hane- j 0«»
to this project at the present
8-sslon of the congress,
Class 12— Four hogs, either sex.
The resolution favoring l'gisla-
the state highway commission, the ( dous mileage on the highways and with a dance at the famous Happy line, other backfield men. play a time Just supplies the sum that was
from one sire, C. P. Adams,
anv _age,
at
tlon to require the approval of the
schedule is sure of going through submitting to tests more severe than Canyon pavillion. Although open to hangup game of football.
, Previously ordered slashed.
firm; C. C. Mason, Becond and third.
the general public yet it will be a
state sectirit'es commission on all ir-
this year, Mr. Mortimer said. The WOuld be met in a lifetime of ordin-
Columbia College is more or less
"Class 13— Four hogs, either sex,
rignion contracts over »1000 was re-
( work will be done by force account. ary usage, the caravan comes to Her- grand re-union of all former Univers­ of an unknown quantity here but'PROJECT OATS SCORE FIRST
any age, the produce of one sow, C. |
ity
of
Oregon
and
Whitman
students.
ftrred to tho legislative committee.
Rrpairing of th s road will mean miston unimpaired as to its effici-
reports indicate that they will pre­
P. Adams, first; C. C. Mason, Becond
AT GRAIN AND HAY SHOW
Resolutions passed were: Indors­
i much to this section. The entire ency, and ready once again to dem-
sent a formidable front.
and third.
in g the Sm’th-McNary bill; en.
! highway from Hermiston to Port- f onstrate its ability and durability 2275 STUDENTS REGISTER
Futurity show, spring p gs farrow-,, a
The game Is called for 2:30.
Irrigated Grain Takes Prize in Com­ ! couraging widestpubliclty for Ore-
.
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land will then be in first class shape under the most trying of conditions.
AT STATE UNIVERSITY
ed- on or after March 1, this year,
petition With Entire Pacific
f gon potatoes, and asking Portland
_
. .
„ .
.
.
with the exception of a few short
Plan Reception
Boar, Adams, first and second; Mason
. ,
Northwest
FILE
ACTION
TO
DISSOLVE
I Io match the rest of the state in fi­
University
of
Oregon,
Eugene,
Oct.
.... 7 .
. .„.x, .. «
stretches. Traffic over this road, de-
The crew and officials of the cara­
third, fourth and fifth; Bellscamper,
. . . . .
. .. .
. „ _
UNION HIGH SCHOOL NO.
nancing displays; urging the state
,
’ „
.. . 1 .
. spite its bad spots, this summer was van will be met a short distance from 12— When registration closes for the
In competition with the entire
sixth— Mason, first; Adams second
securities commission to net on
the heaviest in history, according to Hermiston by a reception committee fall term at the University of Oregon
Pacific
Northwest
oats
raised
on
the
and third: C. M. Jackson, fourth;
Action has been filed in the cir­
North unit certification; favoring
those familiar with road condtions consisting of Mr. Kellogg, Mayor Mc­ this week, 2275 fulltime students
Mason and Jackson, fifth. Litter of
cuit court by the district attorney irrigated lands of the Umatilla Pro­ the common use of the Central Pa-
in the eastern part of the state.
ill
be
in
residence
at
Eugene,
accord­
Kenzie and E. P. Dodd, president of
four—Adams, first; Mason, second
for Oregon to dissolve Hermiston ject scored first at the Northwest jclfic railroad by any line wishing to
the Commercial club, who will es­ ing to the estimate of Registrar Car­ Union High school district No: 5. Hay and Grain show held at Pendle­ (enter to develop the Western country
and third; Jackson, fourth; Bells­ OREGON EXPOSITION IS
cort and welcome the caravan to the lton E. Spencer. The enrollment Sat­ Dissolution of the district is asked ton the week of the Round-Up. The favoring an Oregon label for Oregon
camper, fifth; Jewett, sixth.
POSTPONED UNTIL 1927 city. This greeting will be ac­ urday. the close of the first eek, was
on tha grounds that it was formed oatH were grown on the P. P. Sulli­ agricultural products; continuation
Registered Dairy Cattle
knowledged by J. D. Jordan, assist­ 2125. Late registrants ard expected fraudulently. The suit also asks that van ranch just Routh of town and I of James M. Knyle and Fred N. Wal­
In the registered dairy cattle, any
to bring registration to the 2275
breed, E. L. Jackson had the cham­ More Time For Raising Funds ant manager of the Ford Motor Co. mark, an increase of 11 per cent ov­ the board, of directors be fined »2,- last Friday he received a check for lace on the Oregon development
»20 from the fair association. Mr.
who
is
in
direct
personal
supervision
pion cow and the champion heifer.
000 each.
Needed is Claim; Chance Will
board; protesting legislation post­
er last year’s enrollment.
Sullivan also had seme corn on ex­
of the caravan.
The grade dairy cattle were judged
According
to
W.
J.
Warner,
local
poning the paying of reclamation
Not Effect Measure on Ballot
hibition at the Dairy show which
as follows:
"The people of Eastern Oregon are
attorney,
It
will
be
some
t'me
be­
funds to Oregon projects.
measured 16 feet In height.
Cow over three years, born before
royal hosts,''’ said Mr. Jordan, "and LARIATS REPLACE LINGERIE
fore the case comes to a heat Ing.
Slap Borah Bill
In
order
that
more
time
might
be
AS
SCREEN
NECESSITIES
August 1, 1919, M. Brown, first; C.
I am only sorry that the lateness of
This resolution being aimed at the
DESTINY'S ISLE COMES TO
W. Tilden second; L. C. Dyer, third; had for raising stock subscription the season has made it unwise to risk
Free Methodist Chorch Notice
funds for the Oregon exposition and keeping the outfit on the road much
Compared with some of the nam­
THE PLAY HOUSE SUNDAY Borah bill, asking legislation giving
F. M. Guiwits fourth.
the state water b0ard control of
Sonday
school at 10 o’clock.
to
insure
the
building
of
a
credit­
Cow born between August 1, 1919,
longer, for we have had to pass up by-pamby bedroom frolics of the
by *the Virginia
Lee,
George
Fawcett ' "nder-grountl waters: favoring a soil
Preaching
at
11
o’clock
able
show,
the
exposition
committee
screeen.
it
ought
to
be
a
real
relief
several
communities
that
we
should
and February 1, 1921, E L. Jackson,
at a meeting last Friday unanimous-
yery much to havc v)glted fw to see "Man To Man,” a virile tale pastor, J. K. Mhmau and preaching
and Others in All-star
survey; asking leglslattpn to modify
first; L. C. Dyer, second.
Qgjj
¡the statute making irrigation d’strct
Heifer born between April 1, 1910 ly decided to change the time of ' & (ul] day each However, Hermiston of the West starring Harry Carey, in the evening at Irrigon in the tent
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’bonds a frst lien, so as to permit the
( ¡g not one of the comrfiunlties that which conies to the Play House next by Rev. F. R Dawson who has been
and October 1, 1921, E. L. Jackson, the fair from 1925 to 1927.
"Destiny’s
Isle,”
a
Win.
P.
S.
Earle
continuation of school fund loans;
conducing
evangelistic
meetings
Friday
and
Saturday
as
a
Universal
This change will in no way affect we are unfortunately oblidged to
first; Gilbert Whitsett, second.
production, with an all-star cast, thanking Representative N. J. Sln-
Helfer born between October 1, the measure that will be on the bal- deny a showing o four great caravan, -Jewel special. A derelict in the with good results.
includlng Virginia Lee, Ward Crane, nott for his participation in the con.
1921 and April 1, 1922, F. M. Gui lot at the November election, the and j am very giad that it is so, for South Seas fights his lonely way from
The Ladies’ Altar Society plan to p>lo Billings, George Fftwcett and Ar- gress; thankng the Madras people
wits, first; George Root second; measure providing for the levying of we bad scheduled Hermiston from the langorous tropics to the best
saddle in Arizona— and that’s a prop­ hold their bazaar and cooked food thur Houseman, will be presented at for entertaining the caravan at din­
James W’inalow, third; J. W. Camp- a »3,000.000 tax on the city of Port-
ner; thanking the Bend Commercial
sale December 16.
Ithe Play House next Sunday.
(Continued
on
page
six)
er role for Carey's superb talent.
bell, fourth.
) land to be collected in three years.
Margery Land May, club, the Elks lodge, the city of
_ ) The story, by Margerj
Get of sire, three or more animals, ( the first million to be levied as soon
' tells of the hurried fl! tght of Tom Bend and the press for their ass'st-
one of which may be a registered i as an equal amount has been collect-
wllness- nnce.
Proctor (Mr, Crane.) after
al
dairy bull, bred by exhibitor— A. W. ed in stock subscriptions.
For servlre to the congress and in­
ing Flo Martin (Miss Billings) in
Agnew, frist and second; J. M. Bays,
The measure which the state vot-
terest in Its work, J. B. Oerklng of
rival,
Arthur
the
embrace
of
h's
rl
third.
ers will pass upon Is a constitutional
■Randall (Mr. Housnian.) Rendered Tumglo was voted life membership,
Da'ry herd, to consist of three or amendment authorizing the people
unconscious by an accident In his
Space will not permit publication
of
Portland
to
vote
a
tax
but
It
does
more cows owned by exhibitor— A.
flight,
Tom
Is
found
In
his
drifting
of
the entire report of the develop-
W. Agnew, first; J M. Bays, second. not provide for any tax outside of
hout by Lola Whitaker (Miss Ix>e.) ment board that w«# made at the
Young dairy herd, to consist of Portland.
a girl on a neighboring island who convention but the following are
three or more heifers owned by ex­
By the postponement of the expo-
dresses and nurses a wound on his ¡some of tho highlights as brought
hibitor, A. W. Agnew.
sit'on for two years the committee
forehead. loiter, to shield this girl back by Mr. Dodd and Mr. Hunt:
Geneva. Pearl and L. Ginslnger feelg that a„ doubt a8 to the ability t
from unjust suspicion when Flo and
Urge Publicity Campaign
won awards in the boys and girls jo build a creditable exposition will
her guard an (George Fawcett) find
An annual publicity campaign ex-
chicken exhibit. First pr.’xe went to be eliminated as ample time Is now
them together on the island, Tom de pending »100,000 was recommended
Geneva with her Rhode Island Reds. g;ven for lhe handling of all details
dare« the girl his wife. Flo confess- and cooperative marketing was urg­
Following are the awards made
The expo. |t|on cmT,m, ttee also an-
es that she permitted Arthur’s car- ed. Outstanding duties that are nec-
Saturday morning In the dairy cat- n„nnrp(,
,mmrd,atc| y following
ess to excite Tom’s Jealousy. Reallz- essary in further development were
tie division:
the November election, an intensive
Ing she lias lost Tom, she begins to recommended.
Class 1— Registered Jersey bulls Oregon advertising campaign will be
persecute the Island girl, and then ! Lift lhe present market value of
more than three months old, C. W. inaugurated. If the exposit'on Is ap.
schemes to d leered It Tom. How Lola the Irrigation bond.
Tilden, first; Charles Myers, second; proved. In the campaign She attrac­
Ridtlce to the very Irreducible
frustrates flo 's schemes and sacri­
and M J. Bays, third.
tions and opportunities of every
fices her happiness to defend Tom m’nlmum the cost of reclaiming
Clan« 2, bulls from one to three section of the state will be heralded
brings the drama to a pointed and lands.
years old. H. Payne, first, and show to the world. This campaign will con
Get the system of selling lands to
(highly dramatic climax.
championship: George Root, second; |||n ||e nnt1( , he expwd„ on drBWg
,
settlers on lhe most economical bus­
M. J. Bays, third; and S. R. Wilmot, dote.
iness basts possible of attainment.
Attention! Ladies Aid
fourth.
Before a project reaches the con­
The M. E. Ladles Aid will hold an
Class 3— Cows more than four ;
struction state, get Impart'al and
Health Board Will Meet
all
day
meeting
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
years old. E L Jackson, first; A. W. j
F. P. Phipps, on Wednesday. Oct. competent Judgement as to tha land
Agnew, second; C. M. Jackson, third; ( The Oregon H ealth E xposition , to
18 All members and friends urged to prices, plus water, which should be
be
held
at
Portland
October
2#
to
and J. S. Dyer, fourth.
be
present as the fall work Is to be­ permitted.
4—Cows from three to four November 4, Inclusive, has devolop-
Cli
Every possible acre of land within
gin and the bazaar work is to be as-
years old. M. J. Bays, first and tlurd; M lt8
to s“ch an extent that
an organized project should be list­
(signed.
J 8 Dyer second.
'e assured it will be most extensive ‘
A basket lunch will l»e served, this ed at a given price for respective
das« 5—Cows from 20 months to exposition of its kind ever held on
m eans that each lady take som ethh :; ' la. . . and w B h long '"rm^
three years old. George Beddow. first
P»eifte C o m ! . It will have fea-
to eat, then all food '• put together ment. before lhe state accepts It. this
F. M. Gulwlts, second; and M. J. lures of interest for every commun'ty i
of course to apply to surplus lands
in Oregon. The exposition is
and served cafaterta style.
Bays, third.
above what land owners w ill culti­
Meet
at
the
church,
where
cars
the
auspices
ot
the
stste
hosid
Class <— Hetfgrs more than 20
vate.
health,
the
city
health
burea
will
be
ready
for
all
who
have
no
months old. F. M. Outwits, first;
Bus'ness and state Influences
Portland and various medical
i way of riding Cars will leave at 10
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1 o’clock.
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$263,000 AVAILABLE
FOR M'KAY DAM
LOCATE PITS FOR
$100,000 HIGHWAY
On the Road of Good Intentions
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