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VOL. XVII
HERMISTON. UMATILLA COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 23.
COMMUNITY CLUB
PLAYJS SUCCESS
NEW POWER COMPANY
MAY COME HERE
Pacific Light and Power Company
Planning Line From Umatil­
la to Pendleton
START OIL DRILL
ABOUT DECEMBER 1
*
♦
* HERMISTON GETS
♦
♦
BEE CONVENTION;
♦
♦
SKOVBO HONORED ♦
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BUTTER GREEK ROAD
1$ NOW ASSURED
❖
Hermiston was chosen as the ♦
•> next convention city for the ♦
<• Oregon State Beekeepers asso- ♦
♦ c ation at the annual meeting •>
<• held in Portland last week.
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♦
Jens Skovbo, prominent state ♦
<• apairist, was also honored at ♦
❖ the convention by being elect- ♦
❖ ed vice président of the state ♦
♦ Immunization. Hermiston is rap- ♦
❖ idly coming to the front as a ♦
♦ bee center and the apairists of ♦
<• this section are recognized ♦
❖ throughout the state as among ♦
<• the leaders.
♦
PACKED HOUSE GREETS “AUNT
1922
LYCEUM COURSE AT
PLAY HOUSE SATURDAY
Lundgren Duo W ill Offer Musical
Features; Said to be E xcellent
Entertainers
No. 11
CANALIZATION OF
COLUMBIA PLANNED
Just what steps, if any, the Her­ GEORGE ROOT PLACE SCENE OF
COUNTY COURT AGREES TO DO
The second number of the Lyceum PENDLETON CONFERENCE IN ­
miston L ght and Power company
ACTIVITIES
Course comes to the Play House Sat-
GRAVELING
will lake when the Pacific Power and
DORSES UMATILLA PROJECT
urday night when the Lundgren Duo ‘
Light company build their power .
[
will
offer
a
musical
program
of
so-
■
line through this end of Umatilla J
About
$140
Was
Taken
in
Grading W ill Cost City in the 1 los, duets a id pianologues for the
county has not been decided Man­ Machinery Already on Ground
entertainment of the music lovers Thomas Campbell, F. B. Swayze and
From the Sale of
Geologist Locates W ell—
ager Joe Ralph of the local company j
Neighborhood
of
of
the town.
Mayor F. C. McKenzie Attend­
stated following the announcement !
Tickets
Nicholson Driller
$1,500
The first number of the Lyceum
of the proposed plan of the Pacific !
ed From Here
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j this season was a huge success and
company.
if the second number lives up to
That the Pacific company will
A packed house with many stand­
Drilling operations by the North­
Ihe Butter Creek road from the itg advance notices everyone can be
ing greeted the Community club play build through here is fairly certain. ! eastern Oil company on the George
Canalization of the Columbia rlv-
west end of Main street, Hermiston, assured of a good bill.
ers In th e r presentation of "Aunt i They already furn'sh power and Root place, one-half mile west of
Sketcheg o f ’real IRerary and dra-J e,''" ‘he dev‘!,opn‘ei't
Hydro-elect-
to Sheridan's Crossing will be graded
Dinah's Quilting Party”-at the Play l,g ht through from Walla Walla to Main street will start about Decem­
and irrigation were —
the
and graveled by next summer, if the matic worth are pronlised by the ar. 1 r , c power
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House Friday evening of last week. Pendleton and this winter the pro­ ber 1, according to E. P. Dodd, presi­
agreement reached by the Commerci- tists that come here Saturday. All important things indorsed by the
The play was snappy from start gram is to build across the lower ____
_ concern. A drill capable
dent „ „ of _
the
al club, county court and the farmers are Bald to be excellent musicians. delegates o f Washington. Oregon and
to finish and thoroughly pleased the IIor8«„Heaven country to a point near of going down 2,000 feet is already
Idaho who gathered in Pendleton
of the Butter Creek and Minnehaha
large audience as was evidenced by UnlatlI,tt' °«"
Pasco right south on the ground and the work of erect- OREGON STATE CHAMBER
last Friday at the Open River con­
districts is carried out.
LOCAL GIRL WRITES
the applause and encores received. over
Springs landing to Pendle- I , ing
, UB and
allu preparing
preparll,g for the actual
ference. The conference went on rec­
This was the announcement made
MEETS IN JANUARY
The play was intersperced with many *on' lb o 1 ne wil1 run tben ®“ ber drilling Is underway. r.
BEST STATE ESSAY ord favoring the passage of the
by Mayor F. C. McKenzie, chairman
o S m e n U o T * 1 Ca“le
merU^ ^ T t . l U t o ^ n d t e t o r 1"1“ "
I Dr,,1,n« "*» start " lth
— —
I Smith-McNary bill now before cong-
a 10-!nch Commercial Club R epresentative! of of the road committee, at the club
Ruth Woughter, daughter of Coun. rees and indorsed tho Umatilla Rap-
luncheon Tuesday noon at the Oregon
hole.
Later
this
will
be
cut
down
to
. . .
...
„ . „
! Hermiston, Stanfield, Umatilla and
various Towns and Cities
Cafe. Mayor McKenzie reported that cilman F. C. Woughter, won tho first ' ids power project as the first step
■Aunt Dinahs Quilting Par y wa3 Ecbo nQW Ret theJl. power
' eight inches and finally to six. As
W ill Attend
the committee had met with the court prize in the recent state-wide essay ) in the open-river program.
a reality with all the characters us- Kel.nlist011 company.
soon as the permanent hole Is Btart-
contest being conducted by the Whito
Thomas Campbell, F. B. Swayze
ual to such a function in attendance
and that they had agreed to the prop­
ed the derrick will be erected. It is
t
, ,
, ,
i The improvements by the P acific,
, .
Cross. The prize was $20. She wrote and F. C. McKenzie were the dele­
with Dinah Peabody an adm ruble conipany are
connectlon wltb a expected that It will be necessary to
PORTLAND, Ore,, Nov. 22— Jan­ osition proposed by the farmers and on the subject “Narcotics and
gates from here to the conference.
hostess. Many local hits were pulled general
of development involv. "‘art several holes before the perman- uary 5 ha8 been selected as the date ths club.
lationship to crime."
In telling of the gathering Mr.
and most of these were at the expense , ,ng tbe expendi(ure of more , han
ent spot !g chosen due to the boulder of the annual meeting of the Oregon
According to an estimate made by
Campbell said:
of the local "bachelor colony.'
000,000 which will build a plant on iormallon that is sald to exist in this State Chamber of Commerce, accord­ the county engineer, it will cost in
‘It was a very good meeting and
—
ing to announcement by state cham­ the neighborhood of $3,000 to grade
Deacon Peabody was one of the tho Deschutes river and make gener­ section.
one
of the stirring addresses was de­
“eminent” comedians of the evening. al high line connections with vari- . F. M. Hanby of Spokane, geologist. ber officials today. Delegates from the highway. This will leave approxi­
livered by Joseph N. Teal who urg­
and in conjunct on with Freddie, ous unitB In (his slate.
j spent two days last week locating the every commercial organization of the mately $1,500 of the work to be done
ed the development of'tho GeiUmbla.
"knocked 'em for a goal,” the deacon
site. J. R. Nicholson, an expert drill­ state will gather in Portland on that by the town. The matter of obtaining
"Canalization of the river Is really
with his keeping time to the music
er, has been obtained by the company date for discussion of development the money to carry out the city’s
ths main issue. The plan Is to dam
plans and for the election of state part of the agreement was left to the
with h's whiskers, and Freddie's
' to carry on the work.
the various» rapids 0 » the ^iver
chamber officers for the ensuing road committee to arrange and pre­
I rendition of the beautiful little poem
CONFERENCE DENOUNCES DI- backing the water and making it
year.
in regard to the “bent pin,” being
sent
to
the
club
at
a
future
meeting.
LOCAL MEN WIN HONORS
available for cheap transportatio/n
some of the high spots.
The outstanding feature of the
VORCE EVIL
such as barges and tugs. That has
AT
PACIFIC
INTERNATIONAL
meeting will be consideration of the CONWAY TEARLE STAR
Very favorable mention should be
been the trouble with transporta­
state-wide development program pro­
made of Grandma Pepper, who In
IN ADVENTURE STORE
tion on the river. The stream Is so
Red
King
Giant
the
first
prize
Sr.
posed
by
the
Oregon
Development
spite of her rheumatism and three
More Strict Physical Tests To be swift that only small, narrow boats
QUOTA FOR THIS SECTION S E T ! yearling, Sr. and grand champiftn Board. This program has already been
Conway Tearle in his new Selz-
score yearsfand maybe more) shook
can ply on it. With the waters back­
boar at file Oregon State Fair,
Asked for Those Seeking
AT $300
adopted by the Portland Chamber of nlck picture, "Shadows of the Sea,”
a wicked foot to the tune of the old
ed up and still tugs can haul largo
ning
the
same
honors
at
the
Pacific
will
be
the
attraction
at
the
Play
Commerce and the campaign to raise
Marriage
Virginia reel.
barges loaded with fre’ght from
International Livestock show was a fund of $600,000 for development House Wednesday.
Miranda Spriggiffs, who had been
point to point at a much lower cost.’'
bred
by
C.
P.
Adams
of
Hermiston.
The
play
tellB
a
thrilling
adven­
and
advertisement
purposes
for
a
in Pumpkin Center for a "week E ig h t Squads Canvass Town and
Mr. Campbell said that the plan
He was also the sire of the first two-year period will be under way on ture story in which the star scores
Scoring the growing tendency to­ was to have the Umatilla Rapids the
back" also arrived in the nick of
Country D istricts; Funds to
prize Jr. boar pig, Jr. champion, first December 5.
a notable success. Doris Kenyon ward a general d'sregard for the
time for the festivities, and to say
first site worked on. That would
second and third Jr. sow pigs, Jr.
Stay in County
While this $300,000 development is at the head of a supporting cast marriage vow, and declaring that mean a great deal to thi’a section
that her renditiori of "Drink to me
and grand champion sow, first young fund will be raised entire! yamong which Includes Trthur Houseman, the approach of the trial marriage Is
Only With Th'ne Eyes” was great,
herd, "first young herd bred by exhib- the business interests of Portland, It Jack Drumler, Crawford Kent and at hand, the northern section of the both from an irrigation standpoint
is putting it mildly.
and from a plwer basis. It Is expect­
Hermlston’s
annual
Red
Cross
drive
Itor and first get of sire herds from will be expended In advertising the others. Alan Crosland directed.
Province of the Pacific Episcopal ed tht the Smith-McNary bill before
Parson Goodboy had all the attrib­
began this morning when eig h t\ Idaho, Washington and California resources of Oregon, ^Investigating
church, represented by several bish­ congress at th's session will probably
utes of a first class minister, with the
ops and clergmen of the church from
and strengthening existing market­ UMATILLA PIONEER DIES AT
possible exception that his deck of squads of workers started out dn competing.
HOSPITAL IN PENDLETON three states, adopted strong resolu­ pass. This measure provides for gov
Red King Giant was sired by ing organizations, land' settlement
cards got mixed’with. his prayer book their canvass of'the town and coun-
ernment aid In developing the river
tions on the divorce question and
and that hi3 reading of the wedding try districts. The quota for this sec- Giant Big Bone, owned by C. C. Mas- and other state development work.
J. H. Wattenberger, a res-'dent of standing for drastic marriage restric­
tion
is
$300
but
it
is
expected
that
on
and
C.
P.
Adams.
Giant
Big
Bono
As the state chamber haB been desig­
ceremony did not correspond exactly
this will be exceeded. That the quo- was also the sire of the second, third nated as one of the organizations to Umatilla county since 1879 died Sun­ tions, at Its conference in Pendleton CANAL LINING WORK
jvith church ritual.
day morning at St. Anthony's hos­
NEARING COMPLETION
Reuben Holdcraft, Hetty Peabody, ta will be raised today is the bel'ef and fifth Jr. yearling sow at ths last undertake tho actaul work proposd pital. He was 82 years of age and Monday. The conference followed the
of
those-in
charge.
,81*10
fair>
and
several
first,
second.
installation
severlces
Sunday
when
under the development plan. It le ex­
Mrs. Dolittle, Mrs. Martin, Ccely
The big percentage of money rais. third and fourth last year, also the pected that the coming annual meet, was born In Tennesee in June, 1840. Bishop William Procter Remington N egotiations For McKay Dam Be­
Martin, Mrs. Marks, Mrs. Parker and
He formerly resided in Missouri, was installed as the bishop of tho
ing Made; Smith-Mcnary
Mrs. Spooner were all good in their ed for the Red Cross here will re- grand champion sow and the first ing will be one of the most Import­
crossing the plains to Oregon In June eastern Oregon diocese.
Halted
main
in
Umatilla
county.
More
than
prize
under
year
sow
at
the
Hermis-
ant in the history of the' organiza­
respective parts, and Robert Hunter,
1879, and settling near Echo where
Discussion of the question of se­
the music teacher and Nellie Sand­ 80 per cent will go to relieve suffer- ton Dairy and Hog show th’s year, tion.
Canal lining work will be fin'shed
he lived almost continuously until curing a field secretary for the
erson, the city girl, around which ing In the county and much of it in This young gilt defeating the Jr.
According to the by-lawg the state the time of his death.
by December 1 if the weather re-
this
locality,
according
to
Mrs.
F.
A.
champion,
best
under
year
sow
out
at
church
In
the
northwest,
of
tho
na-
characters the "plot” was written,
chamber, nil commercial organiza­
ttonnl campaign and of the summer ’”a,nB favorable. It was announced
were good, and the ending was just Phelps, chairman of the campaign. over 60 at the state fair. She is 100 tions In good standing are entitled
Auto
Parks
Draw
Tourists
The
drive
will
be
on
during
the
re­
school
program of the church also ' K ,n"r,,-ng
Shilling, man-
per
cent
the
same
blood
as
Red
King
as all good movies and npvels should
to representation. Invitations are be­
Figures recently announced show kept the conference In session all dfif'
the
T*lc work was
Giant.
end, they were married and lived mainder of the month.
ing sent throughout the Btate urg- that nine thousand automobiles were day
| slowed up during the fore part of
Automobiles have been donated to
The Oregon Duroc-Jersey Breeders' ig such organizations to appoint their
happily ever after, or for some time
Bishop Walter Summer of Portland | October duo to
shortage but
sheltered at Wildwood park In Walla
help
the
workers
and
they
have
been
association
gives
a
silver
cup
to
the
at least.
delegates so that each section of the Wall this season. The largest num­
led
the
discussion
on
the
marriage
nn''
a
Rood
R
*zo
crew
Is
on the Job
ass
gned
as
follows:
Pig
c]ub
boy
or
gjrj
gbowjng
tbo
Among the specialties were Mr. O.
state will have a voice In the proceed­ ber at any one t'me was 125. Tour­
Tom Frnser, driver; Mrs. F. B. beBt Duroc p|g at the state fair each ings of the annual meeting.
and divorce problem. “Oregon i s , ¡and rapid progress Is being made.
G. Sapper, piano solo; reading, Mrs.
ists averaged about three to the car, third In dlvorre percentages in the
m seiv.ee is going ahead to buy
Roberta Gunn; sextette composed of Swayze and Mrs. White in South Co- year. Tbe pig wjnnlng lbe cllp this
making
a floating population of United States and the divorce prob- ‘¿ e
dam Bl,e’ according to
¡year was aired by a son of Giant Big
Mabel Brown, Zona Bensel, Melba lumbia district.
more than 27,000 at the park this lem is becoming more and more in- ;
Card of Thanks
Negotiations are now
Mrs.
Rrva
Kingsley,
driver,
Mrs.
Bone,
out
of
,
be
10-times
champion
Callahan, Leta Thomas, Margaret
The Community club play given summer.
slstent,” he stated. There I sa di- under way-
Neary, Arlouine Robinson; a selec­ Charles Taylor and Mrs. Otto Sapper sow
Friday was a huge success both fl-
vorce every four minutes In this coun-1.
*-poltH from Washington D. C.
■ „
.
tion front's quartette composed of n east T side Hermiston.
„
I Sons of Giant are In the following nanaially and otherwise. The club
try by actual figures and we are out- lnd,cat« that the Smlth-McNary bill
Anniversary oi Storm
W.
J.
Warner,
driver;
Mrs.
George
„
Messrs Wann, Martin, Phipps and
'herds: H. C. Compton, Boring; Geo. desires to thank those who helped
Just a year ago Sunday Oregon rivalling Japan as the nation with " Ul not con,e ,,p at the prc»ent
Waugaman; and a solo by Mrs. Gra- Briggs and Mrs. William Shaar in DeBok, Oregon City; C. W. Cross, to make it a success especially Mrs. witnessed one of the worst snow,
the most sensational divorce record. “h° rt ac**don of congress. The Ore-
south Hermiston.
>
•<- 5
lapp, all of wh'ch were excellent»
j ,
,,
» z, ¡Silverton; Chas. Powell, Irrigon; W. Gunn, Mrs. Purdy and Mr. Morfitt, storms of many years, the snow fall­ Every bishop and clergman Is sub- gon,an P'>bli.hed an Interview with
Dale
Hinkle,
driver;
Mrs.
J.
S.
.
_
.
„
„
The play was directed by Mrs. R.
,
. „
-
, A- Ford, Umatilla; H. B. Rees, H. who were especially untiring In their ing in such quantities as to put the jected to unpleasant ditties on ac- ' c"‘llor 1 c ary of Oregon Thurs-
.
, , „ „
Gunn and Mrs. A. W. Purdy wag the West and Mrs. James Winslow In Gillanders
and J, F. Rueben, Stan efforts to make the play successful. Columbia highway out of commission connt of the divorce relationship."
dny n,orn,I,g !n whlch the senator
Henry, Ott district.
business manager.
field; C. M. Jackson, P. P. Sullivan, A n’ce sum was realized for the ben­ for several months. Nine inches of
A
total
of
3,767.182
persons
were
W
,,H nun,ed as *ivln*
hope
Carl
Voyen,
driver;
Mrs
Jay
Pel-
About >140.00-was realized from
Geo. Strohm, Hermiston; B. E. And­ efit of the club.
snow fell In Hermiston on that date. divorced In the United States In the hearing of the measure at this
mulder and Mrs. Walter Blessing in
the sale of tickets.
erson, Pendleton; Carl Jensen, Pilot
Community Club.
north Columbia district.
1920, according to Bishop Summer session and that Irrigation would
Rock; David Hyzer, Enterprise; F.
Jack Harmon and Chief of Police and over 5,000,000 children were af- 'have to wait. Senator McNary Is
Pat S'scel, driver; Mrs. Siscel and
j C. Park, Tacoma and others.
SHORT COURSES LISTED
Mrs. Ralph Finley of Sand Hallow Crandall brought In a goose a piece fectpd ..We are faKt gett|ng t(J tho chairman of the senate committee on
Mrs. Shesley in Minnehaha district.
FOR WINTER AT 0. A. C.
and her sister,. Miss Pearl Parks, the other morning. Earl Kingsley, ¡trial marriage stage and we ought. Irrigation.
W. W. Felthouse, driver; Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Donivan of left Sunday evening for Canada to Billie Shaar. George Wagner and „„ „ ,.burcb
otir vo"ccs
This will not materially affect the
The bulletin on winter short cours­ Jack Harmon and Mrs. Tim Gaither Fort Wayne, Ind. are guests of Mr. Vsit with their piyents. Mr. and Mrs. “Ye Ed.” are still hunting. “All's aga|nHt it
project here though, Mr. Shilling
in
west
Hermiston.
es at the O. A. C. is now off the press
Harold Dean, driver; Mrs. August and Mrs. A. S. Johnson. Mrs. Donivan Parks spent the winter in Hermiston well, and the goose flies high,” avers ' -Although the church policy Is K,iyi’' ,f ,he lippr'’Prlat'ons are pass-
and those interested may obtain cop­
the genial barber.
_________ L uch tbat the romarry1ng of dlvorced *d ■'»<«
‘he development planned
two years ago.
Biessie
and Mrs. S. S. Palmer In is a sister of Mrs. Johnson.
ies by writing to the registrar of the
'persons
Is
not
acceptable,
we
are
not
wil1
,,e
<arrled. he stated.
North Hill district.
college. Corvallis, Oregon.
I approaching a solution of the prob-'
e P®n-river program for the
These courses are arranged to give ;
lem.” Bishop Summer and other C"’"mb'a will be forced to walii
the largest amount of practical train-
Special Matinee Thanksgiving
speakers suggested co-operation with ,b',"gh Hh,,uld ,he bUI not come lip
Ing possible In a short time, and have
Julian Morfitt announced that a
»denominational ministers to the end 1 '' 1 ilne'
been arranged to come at a time special matinee will be given at tho
|
that such marriages would not bo
‘ "
*
VÍHEH
WUR
AMBITION
M
S
1Ö
60
when the work on the farm is least piay House Thanksgiving afternoon
recognized.
UMATILLA LEADS IN
<0 THE CiT/ -TO WORK AtfC>
pressing.
' at 3 o’clock. Manager Morfitt has
That the problem of divorce was I
CERTIFICATION WORK
The only admission requirements , booked a variety of features for the
I
really
the
problem
of
marriage
In
the
!
are that the applicant must be at occasion. Among them will be Mrs.
first place was the general opinion of
least 18 years of age. and must have Vesta Townsend-WilliamH, who will ;
the conference. Mixed marriages and Nineteen Car» of Certified W heat
completed the eighth grade of the gve several r3adngs.
Shipped to Outside
marriages of the physically unfit
public schools, or by practical experi- | -My Old Kentucky Homo” will bo
Points
were
condemned.
One
bishop
In
speak
6OSHJM
ence have acpuirt*d the ability to car- fbo sPecial picture attraction and a
Ing o fthe question declared that he
OO in ’T o
ry the work successfully.
three-reel Harold Lloyd comedy will
Umatilla county leads the state
"wouldn't waste his time on tho d'-
Courses offered are as follows: add fUB to the program.
this year In the extent to which farm-
vorcea
as
the
coming
generation
Is
Tractor mechanics. January 2 to i
.
........
the one which must “bo'educated to
“ro f «'>p'>'"a""* * “ h «he O. A.
March I7„ 1923; General agricul- i
. n.
ture. Horticulture, same date; Dairy
B,rthd“>' * * * G,Ven
the sanctity of the home and the mar­ C. Extension service In the certlfl-
cat’on of potatoes and grain. The
riage vow.”
herdsman's course, January 2 to
Miss Margaret Neary was guest of
second
field Inspection for potato
Tsat the Influence of mlll'ons of
June 10; Dairy manufacturing, Jan. honor at a dinner party at her home
certification was recently made In
divorced
people
who
are
humilated
uary 2 to February 24; Short course Wednesday evening, tbo occasion be. j
lost to self respect and full of cynic­ thlg county by E R. Jackman, ex ten-
In horticultural products, February
*,er birthday anniversary. After
ism, Is one of tremendous power In s'on crops specialist and 265 acres
2 to 24; Bee culture, March 19 to 24. «»nner the guests enjoyed a theatre
¡the social life of the nation was ths were passed as O. K. Thia Is nearly
__________________
party. Those present were Margaret
statement of another bishop. The ed. three times tho acreage passed In
REBEKAH COUNTY CON-
Neary. Phyll s Dyer, Arlouine Robin-
1921.
uwtton
of the coming generation In
VENTION AT FREEWATER *°n' Zona Bene*1 LnclJI« 8ulllvan. ,
Thia fall 13,232 acres of wheat
¡such
a
way
as
to
inculcate
the
proper
______
•) Mabel Brown. Mary Currie, Melba
were
certified In Umatilla county.
I respect for marriage and home was
Last Saturday the county eonven-.c *M»han. Irwin Shotwell, Frank
Dur ng the month of September
the
chief
declarat’on
of
the
confer­
tion of Rebekahs was held at Free- 8w*Jrz«. Gwyn Hughes. Lawrence
three car-loada of certified
ence.
water and a number of the local
Chester Rhodes, Harold
AmoStg the bishop .who were here wh,>at w' ra Bb,pped
* ” «“ • '■
Waterman,
Arthur
Rubner
and
Nor­
lodge ware in attendance. They re­
fo rthe Installation were Bishop L. 11. ’"ate of
bringing the to-
man
Rubner.
port about 300 present and a fine
Wella of Tacoma, who founded the tal ,H,n” w of ’'a^• of '*ed wh“ t
entertainment put on by the Free­
dloceee and who was closely ldenti- i«h,pp*d
«o date to nineteen Uma-
Oregcn Cow in Lead
water Rebekahs.
tilla county wheat growers are
fled
with
the
early
growth
of
the
Among thoee attending from here
Cows In Oregon cow testing asso­
Epiecopal church In thia section; themselves Interested In planting
were; Grand Master Bowman and li at Ions In September led all other
Bishop Herman Page, president of
«" «• *»tdenc«I by the
wifa, Mrs. Floyd Knerr, Mrs. Sylvia. western statea’ cow testing aaaoeia-
the Froc.lnee of the Pacific and pre- fact that during the Northkreet Hay
Mias Ward. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. tloBs in average fat production, with
a'ding bishop: Bishop Walter Taylor and Grain Show recently held In
Worster, Mr and Mrs. J. S. West. Mr. a mark of 81.7 pounds. Washington
Rumner. bishop of Oregon; Btshop F Pendleton. County Agent Bennton
and Mrs O F. Elliott. Mrs. T. H. state stood second with 30.1 pounds,
W Keetor, of Tacoma; Bishop Frank *,,ppl!*’» #R *™"era with Information
Gaither and Mra. Rena Waterman.
and Idaho UGH w ith 11.S1
H. Touret, of Idaho.
Relative to the location of certified
seed grown In the county.
DINAH'S QUITTING PARTY
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REMINGTON INSTALLED
EAST SIDE DIOCESE
RED CROSS DRIVE '
OPENS HERE TODAY
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