Stye Wrmtéfcm Wralh
VOL. XVII
HERMISTON SCORES
ANOTHER VICTORY
VJ . O ÍO. I * " * ”
HERMISTON. UMATILLA COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 19. 1922
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; IEARTHQUAKES ROCKS
THIS COMMUNITY
MANY HUNTERS COME
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HERE FOR PHEASANTS
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HEALTH OFFICER
♦ HUNTERS ARE WARNED
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SUGGESTS RULES
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Estimated That 1,200 From Outside
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TO FOLLOW
AGAINST SHOOTING
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Points Were on Project Sunday
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FROM AUTOMOBILES ♦
Hitt Gets Limit
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The cooperation of p aren ts of ♦
TAKE COLUMBIA COLLEGE INTO
« school children is Asked to pre- ♦ ¡TWO SHOCKS' RECORDED F A S T
❖
Shooting oJ birds from auto- ♦
The larg est num ber of h u n te rs to ADJOURN HERMISTON CLASSES
CAMP BY 33 TO 0 SCORE
❖ mobiles w ill draw th e g u ilty ♦ GUN BECOMES DISLODGED AND
♦ v ent th e spread of contagious ♦
v isit this section in y ears arrived
AND NORTH OF TOWN
AT NOON FRIDAY
❖ one a m axim um p enalty is th e ❖
diseases. P aren ts a re requested ♦
CONTENTS PENETRATE LEG
h ere w ith th e opening of Chinese
❖ w arning issued by gam e w ard- ♦
♦ to be unu su ally careful by not ♦
pheasant and q uail season Sunday
❖ ens in th is county. A ccording ♦
Captain Addleman Runs 85 Yards * »ending th e ir children to school ♦
m orning. T he hotels w ere filled to
❖ to tho w ardens. It has been the ❖
♦ if they have a sore th ro a t or any ♦ Tremble Rattles Dishes Here at 8:20
Entire
Town
Announces
Intention
capacity
and
m
any
hom
es
were
Foot Probably Will be Saved Dr.
For Touchdown ; Haddox,
❖ practice of some to drive along ♦
♦ skin eru p tio n . By conform ing to ♦
and 8 :45 Sunday N igh t; Slight
th ronged w ith friends from out of
of Attending Oregon-Whit
Gale Says; Will Operate
Smith and Sevy Stars
❖ and when they see a pheas- ♦
♦ th is ru le you may p revent an ❖
th e city th a t had come to tak e ad
Quake Monday
man Fracas
❖ a n t o r quail feeding along th e ♦
•> epidem ic of contagious diseases ♦
Friday
v an tag e of th e shooting. I t w as esti
!♦ sp read in g th ro u g h o u r schools. ♦
❖ road to shoot it from th e m a- A
m ated th a t 1,200 h u n te rs from o u t
Dr. W. W Iilsley,
♦
School will close in H erm iston X ' ’ J*®', T ‘' la ‘h ®y
*8 “ d lr e tt *
T earin g th ro u g h th e line for big ♦
Two. d istin c t e a rth q u ak e shocks side points w ere on th e project
gains, circlin g the ends fo r 10 and '•*
H ealth O fficer^
F
riday
a
t
noon
so
th
a
t
teachers
and
T
/
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7
tb
.
e
law
a,ld
a,,yone 4
Gossage, who lives five miiee
Sunday.
w ere fe lt in th is v icin ity Sunday
15 yards a t a tim e and execu tin g sev ♦
♦ n ig h t T he firs t was recorded a t 8:20
A lthough m any have retu rn ed to stu d e n ts may a tte n d th e Oregon- ’ ° “ n g u ,lty of doing it w ill be ♦ n o rth east of town, was accidentally
eral forw ard passes, th e H erm iston
* sh o t in the rig h t leg Just above the
and th e second a t 8 :4 5 . A t homes th e ir homes now, th ere a re still sev. W hitm an football gam e in P endle- X “ T??®d a t ° “ Ce'
high school football team overw helm
. . “ h ' ,n ,®r can not get out ♦ an k le Tuesday evening w hen his gun
th ree an d fo u r m iles east of town it eral in tow n front P o rtla n d and W ill- ton, it wag announced a t th e T uesday .
ed the Colum bia College team of M il.
. L 8 Ba" ,e’ h® 18 " Ot * ,h a t hu had
»landing
noon m eeting of th e Comm ercial club
i shook the dishes and ra ttle d the w in- [ antele V alley points.
eiltlll4*n
A.
« .U .W tf» h h a „ v n . n n v ’*
ton here F rid ay afternoon by a score
i dows an d w as accom panied by a loud
Most of th e h u n ters, p articu larly by F. B. Swayze, clerk ot th e school
of 33 to 0.
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noise sim ilia r to an explosion. N o rth th e local men, got th e bag lim it, but board.
S pectacular open field ru n n in g by
T he high school football team and ♦ “The law is quite stric t on this ♦ ¡th ro u g h his leg. The foot will prob
I of H erm isto n th e shock w as also it is reported th a t th ere is a sh o rt
♦ point and it will be enforced to ♦ ably be saved, according to Dr. R. S.
A ddlem an, Haddox and Sm ith of H er
felt.
age of birds th is year. T he h ard w in Coach G raiapp have been invited as
♦ the le tte r."
m iston and Sevy of C olum bia fe a tu r
Gale, a tte n d in g physician. He w ill
j T hough it was n o t noticed in th e te r is said to have killed o ff many g uests of th e m anagem ent of th e big ♦
♦
ed th e game.
co llegiate gam e an d th e board con
o p erate perhaps F riday n t th e hospit
tow n b u t by a few, some noted th a t of them .
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A fast, dry field and a blazing sun Local Merchant Finds Oregon Far th e ir doora refused to sw ing easily
B u t a few v iolations of th e law tended th a t classes could be postpon- j
ed
F
rid
ay
afternoon
and
allow
m
any
-
j
A ccording to reports, Mr. Gossage
welcomed th e team s w hen they tr o t
have
been
reported
th
u
s
fa
r.
Local
Ahead of Middle States— Roads
M onday m o rn in g a s th ey had done
ted out on th e field sh o rtly before
hud gone in to the field to get his
h unterg realize the necessity of pro o th ers who w nuted to go to atten d .
h
ereto
fo
re
an
d
a
ttrib
u
te
d
It
to
u
n
Filled With Tourists
3 o'clock. A good crow d of high
( disc and had taken his shotgun along
te c tin g th e gam e an d m ost of those I t is understood th a t th e tim e w ill |
usual actio n of th e earth .
school stu d e n ts and tow nspeople and
th ® h0P® th a t he 111 « h t 8ea a
from o u ts'd e points a re good sp o rts be m ade up n ext week w ith sh o rt j
Some re p o rt th a t a th ird slig h t
a delegate from M ilton w ere on hand
men and w illin g to abide by regula noon hours.
T h ere are five autom obiles on th e »hock w as fe lt ab o u t 2 o'clock Mon tions.
P ractically th e en tire tow n have 1
to cheer th e ir respective team s. F or
road in Oregon to every one on th e daV m orning.
a few m inutes follow ing th e kick
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j a g ain st the disc and it becam e dis
H enry H itt, local sportsm an was declared th eir in ten tio n of a tte n d in g
high w ay in th e middle west, accord-
T hough th is is th e firs t earth q u ak e
v u e
u
V U 1 I I V I CI1V.O
^ U U B
u
v - a
lodged.
conference
game. U O l C regon's
de-
o ft it appeared as thou g h H erm iston in g to F. A. Chezik, local m erch an t, i fn recen t years, it Is n o t th e firs t one one of those th a t got th e lim it Sun th
feat last S aturday a t the han d s of Itrigation Congre.s. and Oregon De-
day m orning.
w as up ag ain st the stiffest proposi
w ho h as recen tly retu rn ed from a ever
here, according to all resi-
M ultnom ah club and W h itm an ’s b a t- j evelopment Board Approve Sys
tion of th e year but follow ing S hot-
EPIDEMIC HITS HOG
m o n th 's to u r of th a t section In th e den ls ° f th e com m unity. They de
tie w ith Idaho to a 3 to 0 score have
w ell’s rtcovery of A ddlem an’s fum ble
HERDS NEAR HERE
in te re sts of pleasure and business, i d a r e th a t several tim es in the p ast
tem
as
State
Necessity
placed both team s about even, accord- j
over th e M ilton goal line for a to u ch
Mr. Chezik stopped a t Glasgow, i the e a rth in th is section has been
ing to th e dopesters, so th a t in te re st ;
down H erm iston took on th e appear- !
M ont., F argo and M ahpeton, N. D., know n to trem ble. A bout eig h t years
C. P. Adams Reports Loss of 16;
in ru n n in g high.
a n te of a real football m ach 'n e and ;
By L. A. H u n t
St.
P au l and p oints in th e D akotas ago a sim iliar occurence took place,
Summerers and Waugaman
O. C. Young, re a lto r and insurance
em erged easy w inners.
it is said.
and N ebraska.
m an, w as th e prin cip al speaker a t ! The o u tstan d in g event of the Ore-
Animals Sick
D uring th e first q u a rte r M ilton
"W e are fa r ahead of th em in
th e clul^ luncheon. He outlined th e ¡son firig a tio n Congress was the re
opened up on th e aerial ro u te and
P rospects for oil in thig vicinity plan of th e Lyceum Course and told Port of th e Oregon D evelopment
every w ay," declared Mr. Chezik. HERMISTON HOST TO
An epidem ic believed by some to be
m ade first down th ree consecutive
w ere never b rig h te r th a n a t th e pres how th e C om m unity club had ta k e n Board.
“ flu
has lilt th e hog herds noar
"In
th
e
firs
t
place
th
e
people
in
O
re.
BIG
FORD
CARAVAN
tim es before th e local boys succeed
e n t tim e, according to W . J. Logan, over th e affair. E very effo rt is being
here. C.
gon are fa r m ore prosperous th a n in
a » tho
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~' * P. ' Adam s su ’d
“ T
m hu
u r rsd
w u ay
ay
ed in solving th e ir system . Though
president of th e Logan Oil Develop p u t fo rth by th e club to m ake th e Oregon irrig a tio n Congress ■ t° p
Inorning th a t ho had already lost 16
th e ir forw ard passes did n o t w ork th e m iddle west. T here is m ore busi Reception Committee Headed by
num
bers
a
big
success.
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7
u
,
«
’nd
feared
for
the
loss
of
his
e
n
tire
m ent Co., who a re d rillin g on proper-
so successfully from then on, they ness. W h eat is 20 cen ts m ore h ere and
Mayor McKenzie Welcome Visit
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IoUoX '" g G>e failu re o t th e 'h e rd of m ore th an 30. Au e ffo rt was
ey five m iles n o rth of tow n. T hey are
clearly had the edge on H erm iston so p otatoes an d b u tte r a re m uch h ig h
ors; Demonstrate at Shotwell’s
OREGON
GRADUATF«!
™
e
Z
P J " / Or ” eW Set‘ be,nK n,ado T hu rsd ay m orning to get
now
down
170
feet,
and
he
says
th
a
t
er. T h e one th in g , it seems to me,
fa r as passing w as concerned.
OREGON GRADUATES
tiers conducted by the Oregon S tate the stato v e t e r l n - ir v h»™
th a t p u ts ua w here we are today is
S atu rd ay and S unday H erm iston experienced oil men w ho have looked
TO HOLD KEONIOB
Slck
Tho second q u a rte r opened w ith
the fact th a t to u rists are consum ing played host to th e big F ord C aravan o v er the land declare every indica
Coach G ralapp’s boys p lay in g bang-
fleers
of
th
e
Oregon
S
ecurities
Com
'h
e
rd
s of 11 M S n n u n s r a r
c
v
o u r surplus. We have five tim es th e th a t stopped here on Its 3,000-m ile tion points tow ard oil in paying Former Students Will Banquet at ¡m ission, the d irecto rate of the v ari- W augam an' rite Strohm and Mr
up football. S napping th e ball to
; ■ i 1,
to u rist trav el here and th ere are easl. to u r th a t ended iif P o rtla n d th is q u an tities.
FendietonElks
Club
Following
ous
Irrig
atio
n
d
istricts,
and
tho
fi-
x
.
X
T
o
g
s
¿
t
said
n,
b
X
r
i
g
h
t
’
C ap tain A ddlem an, Jo h n n y Haddox ly five cars on th e road to every one week.
T he Logan com pany have a drill
Whitman Game
i nancial interents of th© sta te began go f ,r
o r "S h o tty " S hotw ell m eant yardage
in th e middle west. And th e fact th a t
The carav an arriv ed h ere S a tu r on th e ground capable o fgoing down
every tim e. A ddlem an and Haddox th is new blood is com ing in to the
2,000
feet
and
a
re
o
p
eratin
g
as
fast
T
w
o
. „
o
T
w ere the individual sta rs of th e c o u n try is bound to keep us going day m o rn in g from E cho a n d w as
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r
J
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r
v
z
greeted by a reception com m ittee possible. T he well to be d rilled will form er
game.
fo rw ard ."
consisting of M ayor F. C. McXenzle, cost in th e neighborhood of >10,- O regon who live in P endleton and , i o „
r ” ‘
“ »d hoe» h . hod l . h » , homo w , o l o h
A sensation w as sprun g a t th e b e.
T he d ro u g h ts in M ontana th e past F. B. Swayze, Dr. F. V. P rim e, E. 000, according to Mr. Logan.
v icin ity w ill g a th e r a t an "old g ra d ”
reunion in the E iks C ub a t P endle- X
’■ L v " p X e ? “
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“ “ ,” U ' d“ h ‘
g in n in g of th e th ird q u a rte r when
couple of years h as pu t p a rts of th a t ¡J. K ingsley, Thom as Campbell, H enry
T he fin an cin g of th e company ton on th e evening of October 20, fol-
Gen ' 7 h ’ , n '
n
,
" B' nCU
U,ne bU‘
, ' “ le
A ddlem an accepted the kick on h is
sta te in dire circum stances, the local H itt, C laude Kellogg, local Ford th u s fa r has been done by residents
own 15-yard line and raced th ro u g h
low
ing
th
e
game
betw
een
Oregon
and
ern
s
t
a
t
u
t
e
*
7
,
7
s
‘’W
'’T
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m erch an t says. Many have been fore- dealer, and a num ber of o th e r prom of th a t section. A to tal of >43,200
a broken field 85 yards for a touch
1 s ta te s have fa r outstriped
T h e cham pions of th e N orthw est
ed to get o u t of th e co u n try .
in en t citizen s of th e tow n and com- of th e capital stock of >75,000 has W h itm an
down A forw ard pass to P a rk e r, a
F eatu red by th e presence of P resi- 7 ® S° n bu8lnu8rt “ nd th is i„ easily are in the Adams penH. Mr Adams
In no place on his travels did Mr. m unity. S atu rd ay aftern o o n a dem- alread y been subscribed by farm ers
fum ble recovered by Haddox and a
d en t P. L. Campbell and in flu en tial ^ “Z i c u l t u r e “ m° re h ‘8 b ' y dCV<ilOP' '° ”tn 7 ”
'P,'tZ®8 W' th ” h°* 8
C hezik find such good roads as in en stra tio n was held on th e J. K. S h o t, in th e d istrict, it is said by the
th rillin g end ru n of 20 yards by H ad.
alum ni from sections outside of Uma- I a g ,lc u ltu re '
th e Salem sta te fair. He values h '8
th e N orthw est. H e says th a t In most well place and in th e even in g a mo com pany president.
dox w ere responsible for th e o th er
tills county, the m eeting w ill have
Th,e g reat perlod of developm ent P'Rs at about >4.000.
o t th e m iddle sta te s no such effort tion p ictu re show and rad io concert
th re e touchdow ns. A ddlem an made
th e aspect of a sta te g a th e rin g of *n Wa8hln g to n a g ric u ltu re was p
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as is made h ere t sm ade to keep up w as Held a t th e H erm iston A uto Co. LYCEUM COURSE OPENS
th ree goals in five attem p ts.
U niversity men and
women. Those ° r ‘° the la ,e fi'*ancial depression. GRALAPP'S TEAM IN
th e highw ays and consequently In
A crowd th a t equalled th a t a t the
WEDNESDAY NIGHT a rra n g in g the reunion Bay the m eet- ? 11 . 11 sp ,e of tlio depreKsion general
The M ilton team showed evidence m any places they a re alm ost im pass- H airy an d H og show th ro n g ed the
LINE FOR PENNANT
of tirin g in th e last h a lf and the able.
in g is certain to be (he biggest al- bu8lne8» a,,d tl>e a g ric u ltu ra l in te r-
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| city S a tu rd ay afternoon and n ig h t.
high schoolers made yardage a t will.
um
ni
g
a
th
e
rin
g
in
th
e
h
isto
ry
of
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7
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r
l7
‘
t
?
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h
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enJ,,yed
fa
,r
Pendleton
Out
of Running as Re
Play
House
Show
Postponed
to
T h ere is a co n stan t influx of mid- jF lrs t s tre e t w as literally packed w ith
E a stern Oregon.
Ptosperity. There m ust be a reason. 1
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The p lay in g of Leo S m ith a t cen t die w estern people to Qregon, he autom obiles an d o th er vehicles, and
Avoid Conflict; Seats Now
sult of Defeat by Athena
T he reunion b anquet is scheduled
NeW 8ettler8 can i'° t he secured for
er was little sh o rt of m arvelous. De- fin d s, and v en tu res th a t th e num ber aU th e 8ido s t,e «ts and alleys were
on Sale
Last Saturday
for 6 p. m. H arold W arn er, '13. P en- new developm ent in a s ta te w here de.
s p itf the handicap of a crippled leg. will co n tin u e to increase In the next filled w lth m achines and horses,
dleton
atto
rn
ey
,
w
ill
a
c
t
as
toast-
11'ltiUellt
laxe!i
are
a
t
b
,Rb
tide.
T
ux.
;
A
thena
high
school’s defeat of tho
Sm ith is one of the stro n g est men in tw o o r th ree years.
T he first Lyecum Course num ber
The v,8 ,t of th e carav an h ere was
m
aster.
Mr.
W
arn
er
is
a
tto
rn
e
y
for
e»
can
n
o
t
in
reason
be
low
ered
w
ith
-
Pendleton
team
9 to 7 S atu rd ay has
th e line and is a m ainstay of th e
of
th
e
season
w
ill
be
presented
a
t
the
Mr. Chezik rep o rts a very enjoy- a 8Ucces8 in every way, according to
team . H e is th e tow er of stre n g th able tr ip and a fin e v isit w ith old 1Mr' K ello g s u n d er whose direction P lay House n ext W ednesday evening. U m atilla county of the W orld W ar “ Ut new 8e,tIerH- S om ething m ust b o 'p ra c tic a lly p u t the Round-U p City
done. F ollow ing a len g th y discus- eleven out of th e county football
a ro u n d w hich Coach G raiapp had friends.
i th e d em o n stratio n w as p u t on here. A talen ted group of a rtis ts have been V eteran S tate Aid Commission.
b u ilt a cham pionship football m a
i He declared th a t th e atten d an ce o b tain ed by th e C om m unity club who
Speakers w ill include Jam es B. slon the Oregon Development League cham plonsh p th is season and It has
chine. S m ith is n o t only one of the
¡S atu rd ay n ig h t fa r outnum bened h i8 a re in charge of th e a ffa ir and a live, Jo h n s, '12, who in h is u n d erg rad u ate was organized and financed for a boosted H erm iston high up in the
fastest men on th e football eleven DIAMOND CONCERNS ARE
expectations.
ly en te rta in m e n t is prom ised.
days was football m anager and a year's earn est Investigation of th e percentage colum n. The local team
CHARGED WITH FRAUD
b u t he shines equally as well in !
T he reg u lar W ednesday n ig h t show s ta r q u a rterm iler; H a rry L. Kttck, secret of the success of o th er slutes beat Pendleton 19 to 18 tw o weeks
now w ,tfc
basketball. H e is said to be th e only ’
a t th e Play House w ill be moved fo r ’16, E d ito r of the P endleton T ribune, In land settlem ent, the reason for ag„ n fle r a h ard , , Kh|
.
Methodist Church Notes
football p layer in the co u n try play- ' Postmaster Skinner Notified of A c -, Sunday school a t 10 o'clock. Q uite w ard to T hu rsd ay ev ening It is a n and in h is college days V ice-Presi the prosperity of the m ore prosper- A th en a's victory, dope would indl-
^Saidst Firms; Letters
j a num ber o f delegates w ill atten d nounced by M anager Ju lia n M orfltt, d en t of th e Associated S tu d en ts: ous sections of the m iddle w estern cate th a t the county honors th is year
in g u n d er such a handicap.
W ill be Returned to Senders
the convention a t H elix th is week- w ho has donated the use of the th e a t C apt. Lym an G. Rice, '14, mem ber of s ta te s and a special Investigation wad wm e lt her go to A thena or H e n n ’s-
The lineup follow s:
¡end. Usual church services at 11 e r for th e Lyceum e n tertain m en t.
th e W orld W ar V eteran S tate Aid un d ertak en in to the facts as to co- ,„ n . A thena Is reported to have a
H erm iston
P osition
C olum bia
F ra u d orders have been issued ; o>cIock. Serm on by tb e p asto r
R eserve seats a re now on sale a t Com m ission; B ertran d S. Je ra rd , operative m arket ng as found in Cal- team of veterans (h a t play good foot-
Sm ith
C.
B
rew
ster
W H in ln g e rl™ ’?
e , 8 h t ' irm8 w ,th ,n th e p a 8 t! E vening services bigins a t 6:45. • he office of E. P. Dodd and those '1 5 ; Glen Storie, '1 3 ; A rie C. H am p orn a "
ball b u t If seores are any indication
Carson
G.
M H n ngei
.
ac' o rd in g
'"fo rm atio n re- AII a re welcome.
p la n n in g to a tte n d a re urged to m ake ton, '1 8 ; Miss E lsie F itzm aurice, '2 0 ; ' The resu lt of these Investigations they a re but one point b e tte r th a n
W inesett
G.
M. llln .n g e r cetved by c H s k in n e r j,* .,, po„t -
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reserv ations early.
Capt. L am ar Tooze, ’1 6 r an d Tom ^ a s summed up in the report of th e ) Coach G rulapp's pigskin a rtists. The
H ughes
T.
G
b i nla8' e r ’ ^rom the U nited S tates post- j T he v ocabulary of the average wo.
eR°n Developm ent Board to (he ¡big scores th a t H erm 'ston h as been
The A ll-S tar S isters Saxaphone Boyien, '1 5 ; Mr. Boylen was P resi-
Rhodes
T..
,ra y ea■ al d ep artm en t. A ny mall addressed to man is said to consist of only 50 Q u a rte t w ill be m ain attra c tio n . d ent of th e Associated S tu d en ts of ,aMt ir r ’gatlon Congress Just held In ru n n in g up since th e ir defeat of
W inslow
E.
1 ar
any
th e firm s o r th e ir ag en ts w ill words, an d she uses every one of T hey a re reported to be am ong th e th e U niversity w hile an und erg rad u - Bend, Oregon.
Pendleton would Indicute th a t they
P a rk e r
E.
W olf be re tu rn e d to th e sen d er if possible, them.
best In the country.
ate.
No one person can be prescribed a re im proving all th e tim e.
A ddlem an (C)
Q.
Sevy (C) th e notice to Mr. S k in n er reads, i
: for all economic ills, b u t in addl-
M ilton high Is ra th e r an u nheard
Shotw ell
F.
B en n ett W here th is can n o t be done they will
tion to recom m endations ns to het- " f q u a n t ty and may fig u re In the
H.
R ubner
G illis be sen t to th e Dead L e tte r office in
te r fin an cin g for the new settler, w indup. W eston is p ractically o u t
Haddox
H.
Johnson San F rancisco for disposal.
(m ote conservative prices to settlers
th e ru n n in g as a resu lt of tlieir
‘‘B ill" W arn er was referee and
"T h e action comes as th e resu lt of
¡fo r lands, and a m ore in telleg en t d c f e a t b y S tu n f ie ld l a s t F r ld n y .S t a n -
Todd um pire.
do m an y people b eing tak en in by I
dlversaflcatfon, an d b e tte r stan d er- field w as beaten by H erm iston 60 to
M/HAT A DIFFICULT «JOB IT WAS TO PICK OUT
sw in d lers,” said Mr. S kinner. "T h ere ‘
d ila tio n , th e em phatic endorsem ent p d u rin g th e D airy and Hog show,
STATE W. C. T. U. MEETS
a re so m any people w ho really th in k ■
A HAT WHEN WU WERE 5 IN 6 L E - ßUT
¡of the C alifornia m a rk etin g system They play the local hoys again next
AT McMINNVILLI th ey can get a diam ond for 98 cents.
¡was m ade conspicuously Im portant. ¡S atu rd ay a t S tanfield.
, A fter sen d in g th e ir money it is us-
The fin an cin g of th is In v e s tlg a -, h wil1 not be ,b e easy victory of
Mrs. M. J. Mumma Expects Re- u aliy th e last th ey ever h ere of It.
tion
waH largely u n d ertak en by t h e ' ,w o weeks aK°> c i t i e s venture, due
port of Gathering Next
I T he firm s a g ain st w hich fraud
P ortland C ham ber of Commerce, and to th e fact th a t the boys from "B oh"
Week
¡orders w ere issued follow : The R adi- I
th e ir secretary, W. D. B. Dodson, S tan field ’s tow n have been p u ttin g
, en t D iamond A S ilverw are Co., C an-!
largely
edited th e report of the board in some hard w ork at practice and
i
Members of the W om an's C h ristian adlan S ilverw are Co.; S tan d ard S il-I
C. S. Mulboeuf an th e lr representa- “ n2.eXl" K R g an'c froni W elton
T em perance union from all sections Ve r Co.; Crown S ilver A Jew elery
Follow ers of the sp o rt though have
jtlve m ade a several m onths’ Investi
.o f the s ta te a re m eeting th is week in ¡Co.; H aw aiian Diamond and Prem i-
It
doped out th a t tho fin ii honors
gation
In
C
alifornia
of
some
sixty
M cM innville, the occasion being th e um < x ; Prem ium D spateh Co.; I
¡cooperative m ark etin g organizations, for the county will be decided when
th irty -n in th a n n u al convention of O riental Diamond Jew elery Co ; and
and the fin an cial conditions of mem- H erm iston m eets A thena.
• he Oregon S tate W. C. T. U. The th e R ad ien t D iamond Co.; Prize De-1
bers a n d of business conditions as
«essions, w hich a re being presided p artm en t.
affected by them . R eports th a t th e PROJECT BECOMING
over by th e s ta te presid en t, Mrs. i
_
general success of these o rganizations
Mary G a lle d , began Tuesday a fte r- RRAT ESTATE MOVING
BIG DAIRY CENTER
Is absolutely beyond question and Is!
—
noon and will close F riday evening.
FAST HERE IS REPORT
T he presid en t's address featu red
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an o u tstan d ng featu re of C alifornia Creamery
Has
Record
Run;
ag ric u ltu re , and th a t it Is so recog-
more Farmers Milking
th e W edneoday afternoon session. An S h arp en h u rg
and Ansen Places
h our w ill be devoted to th e rep o rts of
nlzed by the p riv ate business Inter-
Cows
Traded for Western Oregon
està of the s ta te .
'
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county presidents, and P. B. M itchell,
Property
atto rn e y from th e federal p ro h ib itio n
T he financial discussion of th e re-
T he U m atilla p ro ject Is fast com
office, w ill speak on "P robiem s of
port was led by Mr. Dodson him self
to the fro n t as a dairy center. T.
R eal estate in th is v lcln ’ty I s !
Law E nforcem ent." T here w ill be a m oving fast ju d g in g from deals re- j
and the Oregon Irrig atio n Congress B. Townsend of the H erm iston Cream-
now stan d s solidly back of him on ery com pany rep o rts th a t d u rin g ihla
banquet in the evening, followed by a ported th is week by G. L. H an n a of I
progressive plan of cooperative m ark- week one of the larg est supplies of
session on the C hildren's Farm Home lb e J. B. Spears R ealty Co. of P o rt-
In charge of Ada W allace U nruh. The | aBd wh<> wall
, he c„ y W ednea_
eting. M eetings w ill be called of cream in m onths w as taken in.
Principal address w ill be glveB by day
business.
o th er s ta te wide developm ent org an -
“ We churned 12,300 pounds of
Ju d g e W alter H. Evans.
Garj g h a rp e n b u rg has traded his
izatlons to w ork out In d etail a plan
butler Tuesday, one of our record
Mrs. M J. Mumma. local W. C. T. Jo , e rp , he re for a 14 acre ranch
to secure th e fullest cooperation of days." said Mr. Townsend,
U worker reports that no a n . from nMr Independence Otegon. Allen
general business in terests includ-
E very y ear m ore of th e farm ers on
Ing bunkera and m erchants in th e the project are going into the d airy
Hamtistna la attending the gathering N ell o f independence faking Mr
developm ent of a general upbuilding business, and indications point to
hut that abe expects a report of Sharpen burg's place. F. J Auseon
*rh* a u etta g from the state president baa traded »1» acres here for Fbresl
ot O regon’s cooperative associat'ons. w ard th is section being one of the
I ---- ---------— - --------- —— ......... ; best dairy co u n tries in the N orthw est
next week.
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Grove and Portland property.
I
(Continued on page four)
Within a few years.
CLOSE SCHOOLS FOR
PENDLETON GAME
MORE CARS HERE
S A Y S J U . CHEZIK
CO-OP. MARKETING
INDORSED AT BEND
PROSPECTS FOR OIL
RRIGHT SAYS L06AN
DI
R ’member
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