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VOL. XVII
HERMISTON. UMATILLA COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30.
COMMERCIAL CLUB TO
WORK FOR CUT-OFF
DELEGATES
WILL
MEET
FIRST SNOW FLURRY
HITS HERMISTON
Light
Fall Monday N igh t; Tern-
peratuie Between 3 0 and
33 Degrees
CHURCHES OBSERVE
THANKSGIVING DAY
M. E. LADIES BAZAAR
IS GREAT SUCCESS
More Than $200 Realized From Sale
of A rticles; Candy Booth
,
Busy
WALLULA CUT-OFF
PRIMARY^ HIGHWAY
WITH
Clptataae d ad a
W . » ill ksw . gas «< M sM sv
Greeting Cards. N aw and «a-
cium vs de »igea ts select from.
Order eeriy io ietare delivery
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1922
HERMISTON RED CROSS
FILLED HERE
No. 12
F A S IT . Y
Books to Remain Open at H itt’s For
Three W eeks For Late
Donors
TELEPHONE RATE
CUT POSTPONED
The first saow flurry of the year SERVICES TO BE HELD AT MF-TH
The Bazaar held on November 25 STATE COMMISSION ADOPTS ROAD
Hermiston'g Red Cross quota of COURT ACTION HALTS S T .A S W
hit
Hermiston and vicinity Monday
was a very enjoyable and successful
3300 has practically been filled. But
ODIST CHURCH
STATE COMMISSION
AS
PART
OF
PROGRAM
ORDERED FOR DECEMBER
evening and continued a l'ght fall
event.
a few dollars remain to be subecrib- 1
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j throughout the night, melting nearly
ed. Although the quota has been rals- !
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The ladles report that more than
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as fast as 14 fet1 w ith g(>
the tempera-
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OJ D rilling Operations Start Here (ure hoyering
SJ de_ Rev. J. K. Mumua W ill Deliver Ad 3200 wa8 realized from the sale of Question of Route U nsettled; Herm ed and the campaign closes Thanks-
giving night, the books will be kept TemPorary R estraining Order Iz-
their wares, all who attended were
dress
at
10:30
This
N ext Monday; Butter Creek
grees and the wind in the west little
iston, Umatilla and Pendle
topen at H itt’s for the next three
sued by Federal Judges;
loud in praise of the affair.
fear is felt that real king winter has
Morning
weeks so that those who have not '
Road Question Unsettled
ton in Running
The
Candy
Booth,
presided
over
by
son Set Forth
decendcd. Real cold weather usually
j had the opportunity may yet take (
Mrs. Gent and Mrs. Harvey Payne
comeg from the North and North- [
|
out
their
subscription
or
make
dona-
,
was a busy center and the delicious
Acceptance of the Wallula cut-off 1 ° “8’
Steps to get the support of Pendle east. It is said by those well aepuaint- I With war war and rumQrg q( war and artistic candy showed that these
As a result of a temporary restrain
eminating
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Europe ladies are past masters in candy as a primary road was made last I* kittle difficulty wa8 experienced In
ton to bring the Wallula cut-off ed w th weather conditions..
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through Hermiston was taken by the
There has only been a range of fonowcd in tt8 waj{e by pestilence making. The Fancy work showed Friday by the Oregon highway com- Ke,,ing subscriptions It Is said by the ing order Issued Saturday by three
Commercial club at its regular week- from 3 to 4 de<r®Ba 111 ,be tempera- and horrors and wltb otber g^ct^ng many beautiful pieces and careful mission tri outlining its road program. canipdign wor^er8. Practically every judges In the United States district
ly meeting Tuesday at the Hotel ture 8ilice the 22d, Recording to of tbe worid shuddering from cold, work. The apron booth was soon Adoption of the road as a primary one answer«<i the call and some with court, the reduction in telephone
Herm'ston. The road committee was ■ Charle8 Taylor’ weather man at the starvation and multipile other thing» empty, as- the aprons sold like "hot highway gives Oregon four primary ar^er donations than the regular rates and installation of modern
Instructed to meet with the various Vn,ted States Reclamation office. 1 e lt lg wltb good reagon for thanks that cakes."
roads, the Columbia highway and "ubBCriptl°n of one dollar.
equipment ordered to go into effect
highway men in Pendleton and point Predicts an open winter with little citlzen8 of Hermston and Oregon ob-
Old Oregon Trail, the Pacific high- nwCTF s a w s A avwi<e '
The
fruit
and
vegetables
and
cook,
December 1 will be prevented. The
way, the Roosevelt highway and UNCLE SAM S AGENTS
out the advantages of the road or no 8n0W’ with exception, per aps, aerVe th|8 Thanksgiving Day.
ed food were very popular and the
through here and also to meet with
a morB or less severe weather In
LAND TAX EVADERS temporary injunction gets forth that
Peace and prosperity rule through lovely chicken sandwiches and hot connection between Albany-Corvallis
the state highway commission and , January.
the order was issued because the cut
eonnection still awaits an agreement
out this state. Granaries are filled coffee found many patrons.
lay before that body the proposition. ■ A fall of snow would do practically
between
Linn
and
Benton
counties
ordered
would reduce the telephone
Dodgers
Often
Betray
Others
Who
to overflowing, factories and mills
The White Elephant booth was
The club went on record favoring no barm here or but little g ’d, b
ara runn;ng ,o capacity and there
company’s earnings to less than two
Have Not Made Proper
filled with many useful articles and ag to graveling and a bridge.
the sending of two men to Portland ¡over n i e eas ern pai o
lg everywhere that serene feeling of a crowd was about It all day leaving
Should the cut-off come through
per cent and because it was not
Returns
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untroub,ed peop]e
to meet
with
the state
men ...
at „.at,
their t ty
ty the wheat men are thankful for
Hermiston, as Is generally conceded
nothing
on
the
shelves
by
night.
proved to the court that an emergen
next m eefng, the club to bear the the fal> ° f 8now 88 11 wl11, tend to
Observance in Hermiston will be
The ladles are very much pleased is the cheapest and best way, farm
WASHINGTON.— Uncle Sam now cy exists.
expenses. The delegates will probably Protect <be fal1 wbeat aBa,nat any
centered
in
the
union
services
at
with
the way everything passed off ers in the Columbia district will be keeps 20,000 persons busy rounding
be members of the road committee j heavy frost.
The Oregon public service commis
Thanksgiving Day promises to be the Methodist church and in the and they wish to thank all those aided by a good road. Bringing the up international revenue taxes due
which consists of Mayor F. C Me
road from Cold Springs through to
Kenzie. chairman; F. B. Swayze. Col. ' loudy wt‘b a temperature just above gathering of family groups at the var. who helped in any way to push the Diagonal road would mean a each pear from American taxpayers. sion’s order issued October" 30, pro
J. F. McNaught, Thomas Campbell | ‘he froezl"K polnt’
!io”8 homes to partake ° f the bo,lday things along. Also the many patrons
In ten years the number of tax vided for reduction of rates on party
irepast
who came with full purses and who great saving In construction as the payers has grown from 600,000 to linfs December 1 and imnted ate in
and C. H. Skinner.
Diagonal lg now in excellen condi-
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, 9,000,000, largely because of the ln- stallation of a new automatic ring
Rev. J. K. Mumua will deliver the were so loud in their praises. There tion
and would cut off more than 50 j come tax law
Next Monday d rllin g operations WAR SAVINGS STAMPS. SERIES
are plans already started for a bigger
ing device on part>line systems Un.
OF 1918 DUE JANUARY 1 1923 address at the Methodist church with
on the 'oil land leases on George
miles from proposed route through ’
a a «
. .
PAnriintnn
Upward of 5.«00,000 personal tax I mlted business and residence serv
Rev. Harry A. Wann, the pastor, and and better Bazaar for next year.
Root’s place starts it was announced
[ returns filed with the internal rev- ice was not affected by the order,
The ladies will meet for an all-day
by E. P. Dodd, president of the com
During the war the government of ■ Rev. W. W. Davis, Baptist minister, business and frolia at the home of
The cut-off has long been the su b-^ nu e bureau each year set forth tax- Tlie injunction will become effective
assisting
with
the
services.
The
serv
pany, at the meeting. Mr. Dodd stated fered war savings stamps, paying
ject of contens'.on and controversy ! payers- obligations to the federal upon
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, bond
filing „ of
a satisfactory
Mrs. James Scott on December 6.
be held at 10:30 a. m.
that the company bad been financed about 4 per cent as a method of sav. ices will ____
and now that it is settled leaves the government. Income taxes last year with the court by the Pacific Tele
entirely by local men through selling ing for people of a small means. :
matter narrowed down to the ques- represented three-fourths of the Phone & Telegraph company.
The
READING WILL FEATURE
stock to local people. The machinery Since the war, and to take the place TELLS NEIGHBORHOOD
tion of route. Umattlla, Hermiston ! 34,000,000,000 collected by the na- amount of the bond will be fixed
and drillers are already here and as of war savings stamps, the govern-
THANKSGIVING MATINEE and Pendleton are suggesting routes, j tion-s revenue force.
CLUB OF PARK TRIP
later.
soon as the set-up is complefed they ment offered treasury savings certif- |
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Pendleton is practically out of the
The government believes it has
The opinion reads, in part, as fol
will start downward toward the an icates in denominations of 325, 3100
,
Readings by Mrs. Townsend-Wil question and it will doubtless go via an a'r-tight system to insure pay lows.
and 31000, now sold to investors of
An interesting talk by Mrs. Bed- liams will be one of the features of Umatilla or Hermiston.
ticipated oil sand.
ment
of
all
tax
liability
of
Its
citi
It was reported by Mr. Dodd that 320.50, 382 and 3820 respectively, | dow on her trip throuSh Yellowstone the Thanksgiving matinee at the
It Is alleged in the bill and sup
zens. Revenue Commissioner David
another company headed by the son They pay 4 per cent if held until park was tbe fea,ure of the meeling Play House. Mrs. Williams is the HIGH SCHOOL TAX
H. Blair declared that the number porting affidavits that the order
of General Leonard Wood had bought maturity, five years from date of ¡s- ° f tbe Neighborhood club last Wed- daughter of Mr. find Mrs. T. S. Town
MEASURE PASSES o tfax evaders are relatively few, sought to be enjoined will, if enforc
leases in this section that covered sue. About 3625,000,000 of War nesday at the homo of Mrs. Ames, send and is a graduate of the Colum
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and they become fewer with each ed, reduce the net revenue of the
about 130,000 acres and that the Savings Stamps, serie., of 1918, be- The history of different animals was bia College of Oratory in Chicago.
plaintiff to lees than two per cent
Shall Union High School District j passing year.
plan was to start the drilling of three come due January 1, 1923, and the iead' Refreshments were served,
While here on a visit to her parents No. 5 of Umatilla county, Oregon, 1 The government’s policy toward annually on the value of its property
wells in the spring.
government now offers to issue
Two other meetings of the club over the holidays she consented to levy a tax of 332,082,82 for the pur- willful Income tax evaders Is to pur devoted to public use, as ascerta ned
General Wood’s son is expected in treasury savings certificates in ex- ‘“re called for the coming month. De- appear before a local audience.
pose of maintaining and operating a sue them relentlessly.
A systematic and found by the defendant commis
Hermston in about three weeks and »>ange for them, affording the own- cember 8 there will be an all-day
"My Old Kentucky Horn»” will be union high school within said dis- method 1 b followed In checking up sion and subsequent additions and
arrangements are under way to give , erB an opportunity to continue a safe meeting with Mrs. J. H. Reid for the the picture attraction. This photo tret for the fiscal year beginning returns. When there are Indications betterments thereto.
a banquet in his honor
I Investment with good interest.
purpose of making quilts for someone play has had unprecedented runs In June 19, 1922, and ending June 18, that the government has been defrad-
This ls not denied and must there
The Butter Creek road question is ! “H *3 to be boped that every per- in need' Th'mble8 and needlea wlu be the large cities about the country and 1923, in accordance with the budget ed special agentg are detailed to make
fore be laken as true for the purposes
s till h a f i f n ’ f ire a c c o rd in c to th e 16on wbo can do 80 wlU exchange War in order and all members are request- Is credited by many critics as being adopted by the board of directors of investigations and these sometimes
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of this hear'ng.
one of the real screen masterpieces. said district at its meeting held Oc- . lead to grand jury Indictments,
The uniform holding of the court is
difficulty is experienced in getting ' ,reasury savings certificates.” said club will meet with Mrs. Simmons on
A Harold Lloyd comedy "1 Do” tober 7, 1922»
Nearly »SQJJAOOJIO^wss paid Uto ^that rates
by a p((bMc f(¡g
an understanding as to what part of Po8tma8ter C. H. Skinner Wednesday December 12.
Yes. was the verdict of 94 voters the treasury last year In delinquent
will be an added attraction.
ulatory
body
to
be
charged
by a pub
the hghway Is to be built fir8t I “The large amount of money Invested
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in the district Saturday when they income taxes. This sum represented
lic utility wh'ch produce such a re
Farmers along upper Butter Creek 1 and the great “uml>er of persons who REPORT BIG INCREASE IN
were called to vote on the question. payments by those who eother had
OLD WEST PORTRAYED
sult are In violation of the 14th
are very anxioua to have Ihe'stretch i purchased war savings showed that
There were but 94 votes cast and all falsified their income tax returns
PANAMA CANAL TRAFFIC
IN
“U.
P.”
TRAIL
amendment to the federal constitu
in that section which was the first Itbe people ot tbi3 co|mtry could save
favored the measure. The tax will and were heavily penalized, or by
tion and the taking of property with
plan completed first. A meeting of , ™oney when tbe necessity arose,” he
those who were guilty only of ex out due precess of law.
Those pioneering days when the bo levied.
the road committee and the farmers’ !decIared- “Now, if they will take the
The acting governor of. the Panama man with the quickest trigger finger
cusable errors and were Invited to
committee is to be held in the near Imoney ,bey saved when they bought Canal zone, fh his report for the
The provisions of the order com
Veterans Must Apply Early
meet additional assessments which
was
the
one
that
bought
flowers
and
plained
of requiring the plaintiff to
future to determ'ne Just what action stamps to aid the government in the month of September, says:
Less
than
three
weeks
remain
for
were
levied.
rode merrily on his way Is depicted
prosecution of the war and buy treas
will be taken.
i n drives to round up income taxes provide additional equipment was
"For the first t'me since the canal in Zane Grey’s "U P. Trail” which disabled war veterans of this dis-
ury savings certificates, they will
has been opened to traffic, the comes to the Play House Friday and •rlct to make application for voca- ¡ and prevent frauds Commissioner made before the conclusion of a then
demonstrate that the thrift lessons
tlonal training at the expense of the Blair’s staff Includes a corps of skill- pending hearing and cannot be held
amount of tolls collected has exceed, Saturday.
GEORGE U. PROEBSTEL.
| of the war have not been without
W EST0NPI0NEER, DEAD ~
ed the million dolla rmark for three
The thrilling romances of men who government, L. C. Jesseph, north- Pd investigators, commanded by to be an emergency order within the
war sav ngH gucce88|Te months. Tolls for the dared and women who double-dared west district head of the United ch'ef Elmer Irey, and these men te meaning of section 71 of the utility
George U. Proebstel, pioneer Wes stamps have seen Investments of month were approximately 15 per fairly makes your b^ood tingle as the stâtes Veterans’ Bureau has announc-I gether with 2000 field agents cover act. A preliminary injunction will
ton hardware man died late Sunday about 320.50 grow ps<325 in five cent greater than tolls collected in production unfolds on the screen. ed. December 15 is the last day re- the country like a blanket In the therefore Issue upon the plaintiff fil
n g h t at the age of 54, at his home years, and large amoul)ts in the same September a year ago, while the The old west ie there. In all quests for training can be consider- ¡ detection of Income lax delinquents, ing a good and sufficient bond in
They can see the same
. ,
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following a long illness from heart proportion.
it they reinvest , In treasury amount
the its story-portrayed glory It is shown ed under the present federal law ¡innumerable sources for rounding up amount hereafter determined, con-
lepeated if
. of cargo carried through
4
d'sease. He was a member of one of savings
certificates. In,erest accumu-
7 “ 60 Per cent greater than you. It Is among the best photoplays governing soldier rehabilitation, he income tax delinquents are at the (i tloncil as provided In section 55 of
the public utility act.
the oldest families of the county and lates at the rale ot 4 per cent each Scpteraber a year a« °’
stated.
j bureau’s command.
of itg kind ever produced.
»pent practically all his life in Wes
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Information
gathered
at
the
year, compounded
semi-annually.
"Traffic between ports of the
ton.
ROY RITNER ACTING
| “sources” in varied ways enable the FLOYD AMES NEW
Sulfur to be Applied
These saving« certificates are exempt Uni4ed States by way of the Panama
Mr. Proebstel was the tson of the
GOVERNOR OF STATE government To determine the indivld-
Application of sulfur to the alfalfa
late” Senate? GeoVgZ W T r o e U e i ii r ° 'n th e n o rm a l Federal income tax, Canal ( « " l a e traffic) was the
LEGION COMMANDER
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ual’s liability. Records supplied to
la e Senator e o g e
-
• and from all state and local taxation hi«best recorded during any month lands In most Eastern Orego ncoun-
who came west to Vancouver, Wash. I .
1 in x a i on
„„„„1 »
Roy Ritner of Umatilla county, (be bureau show all sums of 31090
tles
Is
rapidly
becoming
an
establish
in 1862. He was born In Vancouver, [ (eX.Cept es'ato and '"heritnee taxes,) s,nce >hB opening of the canal.
ed practice following demonstrations president of the state senate. Is act- and more paid by all Individuals, James Todd, Vane Boynton and
November 10, 1868 and was brought
„ "’“y ”e * eld to ,be amount ° f
arranged by county agents to show lng governor of the state during the trustees, guardians and other fldu-
by h’s parents to Weston ten years ; , 5 '00® m«turity value, for each Is-
Jack Ware Other New
December B ligh ts Authors
the value of this method of Increas absence of Governor Olcott In West iclar;e8 and by partnerships and cor-
later where his father established the 1 J ,8’ y e ? 1? melnber of a fami|y.
Vlrglnia
for
a
month.
Acting
Cover-
porations.
Thousands
of
file
cases
Officers
December
seems
to
have
been
an
ing alfalfa yields. Wasco county
Proebstel business. He married Jen They are backed by the credit of the unlucky month for literary celebrities farmers have recently pooled a fifteen nor Ritner took up his dut’es on bear data relating to the status of
nie Thompson October 25, 1894 at United States Government, and afford George Eliot, Robert Browning, Lord ton 8Uifur order, through the office Monday. Among the things that will bo(b individual and corporations,
Floyd Ames was nominated com
an easy and sure method of saving.”
Adams.
Macaulay, Anthony Trollope, Robert of County Agent Dalgh, and In Lake come up for consideration during his ! Andhymous compla'nts mark the mander of the Hermiston American
He is survived by his widow, a sis
Lou's Stevenson and many others |county
12
will
be
V U M III7
A «
I tons
V J lin
W ill
WW ordered co- , 'stay in * the ” governor’s chair Is thc ’8tartinK point of a large number of
Legion post at a meeting held In the
I*
ter of S. R. Thompson of this city, TAXPAYERS LEAGUE TO MEET
! operatively by alfalfa growers.
1 budget for the next biennium.
have died in December.
the government's tax Investigations Library Tuesday night. Other nomi
IN
PENDLETON
SATURDAY
and the following children: Miss
i Sometimes these complaints prove nations were James Todd, adjutant;
Ruth Proebstel, of Weston: Cyril
.
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groundless. The larger percentage of Vane Boynton, vice commander, and
Proebstel of Pendleton; Miss Dorothy „ A Ca" f° r ,be ™ "”>B'’8 ° t the Tax-
them however show up discrepancies Jack Ware Sergeant-at-arms As
Proebstel of Enterprise, and Rudolph ? yer."
° fa lTma‘il1» «°«nty has I
! 'n tax returns already made or re there were no other nominations, the
Proebstel of San Francisco. Others
“
f° r Satllrday afternoon at
veals willful attempts to beat the new officers will be declared elected
who survive are four sisters, Mrs.
aCC° rd" i
government, according to revenue and will take office at the next
Clarence Whitman of Pendleton; Mrs
. ‘ ° r ,,,n* erkley, vice presi-
officials. Brief notes sent to the In meeting, the second Tuesday in De
Lillian Freder’cks of Weston; Mrs. |
3nd “C '"K ^ e t a r y .
ternal revenue bureau with a tip cember.
Chrinstlne Hughes of Santa Fe and fiho? h® '®g”"“‘" 7 18 to conven’‘
a
that "It m’ght be Interesting to look
Basketball practice for the Legion
Miss Margaret Proebstel of Los Ange- g,hl ‘
meet,n« ">a7 !**<-
Into Mr. Blank’s Income” have in team starts next week and all those
lee; and three brothers. Charles and
, 7
,IOn an<* b',d^ ts
thousands of cases uncovered taxes who desire to Join the aggregation
r. Of
A a i t a I a «! a a s T44..I. -KA
<f°Ter"'"Bntal agencies," Mr. Berk-
Albert
of 144,
Los Angeles
and Louis who eley
that might have been loet to the can do so by leaving their name with
stated.
resides In Oklahoma.
government.
Harry Todd at Hitt’s sporting goods
Mr. Proebstel was a member of the
The b’ggeet tax welchers In the store. The Legion has some likely
Community Club Meets Dec. 5
Ep scopal church and of the Wood
United States, revenue officials said, candidate« lined up to appear in uni
The Community club meets Decem-
men of the World.
are bootleggers.
Funeral services were held W e d - |X e r
T 1 “”>‘C
form next week and It in expected
In several large cities revenue that a championship team will be
nesday In Weston. Rev. Alfred Lock- F * rh ..
1 ** Wa,,er- M™-
agents have uncovered liquor frauds developed. The Auditorium will be
wood, pastor of the Church of the
, h „J® „ 8?eak on ,b<‘ 8,,b’
that resulted in the collection of used for practice.
Redeemer officiating.
° f P"r"and " The
several millions In taxes, revenue as
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Holy Land will be diaeunaed by
Plans are also under way for pre
sessments and penalties. In one city
Mm. S. C lo ch r’e. The annual elec
senting a play some time after the
FARMERS PETITION
where
the
liquor
ftafflc
was
controll.
tion of officers will be held and a
holidays. A committee has taken
HELIX ATHLNA ROAD ]arge attendance Is especially re-
ed by a gronp of a half dozen men,
charge of the affairs
all wealthy and politically influent
quested.
Athena and Hal x farmers and bus
ial. revenue agents developed 1< tax
iness men who are affected by the
fraud cases, collected 33.000,000 In revenue bureau is run down. None
Baptis' Church N otices
road between these two ponts. called
taxes due on income assesements as Is overlooked, though It often hap
Sunday school 10:00 a. m. We are
on the county court Monday request
shown by suddenly accumulated hold pens complaints have been made by
starting
some
new
classes
and
we
j
ing considerat ion of this route on the
ings. In cases thus developed revenue malicious individuals, and Inquiry
have a place for yon. Chureh services j
market road program for 1923.
agents
found Important "leads' t„ | merely results in a wild goose chase,
11:00 a. m. Subject “Commun’on."
The delegation asked for the road
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ether tax frauds among w ealthy, **
n°t
policy of the govere-
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Special
Music.
Miss
Shotwell.
Evening
to stan from Athena and extend to-
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hootleggers In a score of cities.
’»•»*
to disclose Informal on
services 7:304». m. Come, for you are |
ward Helix as far as possible next
It Is not difficult for a govern- regarding taxes due or paid by tax-
year. Delegates pointed ont^hat 100^ welcome. Rev. W. W. Davis, pastor.
nient agent to ascertain the extent i Payers. Congress has Imposed the
000 bushels of wheat are hauled over
of prof'is made by the large boot- rule of secrecy in such matters,
Power and Light Co. Moves
the present road and that it la done
leggers. Suspects are quickly run
Exposure of wilful tax dodgem Is
at extremely h'gh eost
i The Hermiston Power anil Light ,
down after revenue men get on the perhaps the most effective way to
Those who formed the committee company will be the first to occupy
trail.
It Is difficult for them to deter others.
were George Gerkin*. D. H. Sanders, the new postoffice building on Gladys
cloak their profits by depositing |
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Dean Dudley. Clay Jaekaon. Lonis avenue They atarted moving on Wed
money in the banks under assumed
Forget that you are growing old.
> Keen. Sheldon Taylor, D. B Hunt, needay and expect to be completely
names.
snd you will iook ten pears younger
Joe Cannon and Ed Potta,
(coved by Friday.
¿J
Every el«w given to tbe Interna] tb«n you are.
Pronouncing Sentence