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VOL. XVII
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 12. 1928
HERMISTON WOMAN
DINES WITH PRESIDENT
No. 44
lot of th e ir fo refath ers— th e tra il
Dear S ir: We are in receipt of
blazers.”
your le tte r of the 30th u lt. explain
The lady paused Ui h er conversa
♦
RIVERTON-ONTHE
*
ing the a ttitu d e of your organiza
tion. T here was a faraw ay look in
*
UMATILLA
*
tion.
the
Associated
In
d
u
stries
h er eyes. P erh ap s she was th in k in g
Oregon,
in
the
m
a
tte
r
of
the
rereren
of her childhood days, th e early days
Mrs. M argaret T u rn b u ll, a teacher
dutn of the O leom argarine bill.
of th e west. “B u t,” she continued,
in th e La Crosse, Wta.. schools, and
MKS. SUSAN WHITE GUEST OF "I am not a b it sorry th a t I am a
V e tak e cognizance of th e im port
ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES ASKED
HONOR AT MEACHAM
pioneer.”
ance you give to th e principle in 0WINC TO LATENESS WORK T( d au g h ter, Misg F reda, a re guests of
Mrs. T u rn b u ll’s sister, Mrs. C. P. | CALDWELL FAMILY HIT BY AN-
TO DEHNE POSITION
volved, I. e. legislating any Oregon
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I o S n h j i was m
in a rem iniscent mood.
BE RESTRICTED SOMEWHAT
S tan y an
|
OTHER CAR
n
I W e took o ur leave so th a t she m ig h t
payroll out of existence. T his ap
peals to us as a catchy arg u m en t and
one of the Two Only Living Surviv- b® “lone w ith h er thou g h ts, living
_
i Mrs. B artin is a guest of her
o n of a Party of Emigrants Who ' again those days when sp rin g was They Claim to Have Simply Acted as as good propoganda to spread am ong Government
Accepts Settlement of d au g h ter, Mrs. Clifford Stone.
The
Vehicle
for
Placing
This
All But Mrs Caldwell Escape With
Crossed the Plains in ’43
a t th e morn.
the thoughtless and in d iffe re n t ele
Dam Site Right of Way
Question on the Ballot
Slight Injuries
m ents of th e cities. However, when
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! W hen you talk w ith an old pion-
Miss A nna Schacherm eyer haa
we tak e in to consideration th e fact
i eer of Mr“. W h ite’s type. listen to
been a neu ralg ia victim for the past
W ith in the borders of o u r c i t y 1 h e r stories and become acquainted
th a t th e sam e condition holds tru e of
On Monday R alph Connor, engin week.
F or some tim e it has been a ques much legislation, th e arg u m en t is
On the F o u rth the Caldw ell fam ily
th ere lives a notable. If a list of w ith th e un u su al p ersonality of such
eer in charge of building operations
accom panied by F rank S m ith, m otor
nam es
was
com piled
of “ person, it is an easy m a tte r to tion in the m inds of the public as to m aterially cheapened. The closing fo r the McKay Creek reservoir, s ta r,
Mr. Cliff Stone Is q u ite busy these ed to nice quiet spot th e o th er side
w ho’s w ho in H erm iston th e nam e o f , u n d erstan d how th e w est was won. who w as th e Associated In d u stries of of gam bling halls stopped some pay ted w ork on the big enterprise w ith
days looking a fte r hia w heat crop at of Pendleton for a picnic. W hile re
Oregon. We had been inform ed th a t rolls. The E ig h teen th am endm ent
Susan A m anda W hite would rig h t- !
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30 or 40 men. By th e first of the Adams.
they w ere spreadng propoganda in threw thousands out ot employment,
tu rn in g home in th e evening th ey
fu lly head the list. W hen th e Chief HAY ASSOCIATION *’SIGN-UP”
m
onth It Is expected th a t th ere will
in terest of th e "oleo” gang. J. H. but it gave more respectable employ
w ere h it by an o th er car, the car in
E xecutive of the U nited S tates v is it- !
be 150 men employed. T hls 'n u m
MAKES GOOD PROGRESS Reid of the Colum bia F arm B ureau
Mr. Stone had the m isfortune to w hich they w ere riding tu rn in g over
m ent to m any thousands.
ed the n o rth w est and w as present a t 1
ber w ill la te r on be increased to lose tw o fine team s of horses w ithin
addressed
a
le
tte
r
to
th
e
Associated
and landing in th e ditch. The acci
th e dedication of th e Old Oregon
By L. A. H u n t
If the Oleo bill should inconven 200.
the la st th ree weeks. They strayed dent happened a few m iles th is side
In d u stries ask in g them if th is was
T rail, she occupied a seat w ith him
T he o rgan izatio n com m ittee are
ience a score of w orking people of
Lum
ber,
m
achinery,
and
o
th
er
iron, his ranch and have not been of P endleton, a t a point very n ear
ton th e sam e platfo rm an d w as in- h ig h ly elated a t th e response th a t tru e. A fter read in g th e ir reply we P ortland, w hile on th e o th er hand equipm ent costing
approxim ately found.
opposite th e sta te hospital.
vited to dine w ith him as his special
being received from grow ers in i
”
‘° be“ eVe th a t tbey a re it benefits a score of tho u san d s of $400,000 has been purchased for the
eith e r "craw fish in g ” o r falsifying.
Mr. C aldw ell, who w as driving,
guest.
th e present sign-up cam paign.
farm ers of th e sta te and a t th e same camps.
Mrs. C. P. S tanyan and guests noiiced th e approach of th e oncom
T here have been circu lar letters com.
We have heard considerable con
Local com m ittees were in th e field
tim e protects the u nsuspecting con
Owing to th e lateness in s tra t w ere P endleton visitors on W ednes
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„ „ t o r tw o days last week and in every ' “ “J 0
fr° m P ° rtlan d and anyone sum er, it cannot be term ed class leg
ing car and p u lled off to one side of
cern in g - Mrs. • W
hite d u rin „ g th e . days
ing w ork Mr. C onner says th a t th e day.
the road. He believed th a t th e c ar
th a t have passed since th e celebra- d istric t reports ind icate 90 per cent ,7
them C° Uld readlly percelve islation. The farm er w ill not soon
w ork th is year w ill be restricted
th a t th ey were sen t o u t in th e inter,
he was d riving w as in reverse, but
tion a t Meacham. We had a hanker- !of th e grow ers w ill sign up
become reconciled to the argum ent som ew hat. It w ill be necessary to
Mrs. A. E Bensel. of N orth Ridge, as a m a tte r of fact, it yas in low
est of th e "oleo” crowd. In one cor
ing to ta lk to the lady in regards to j H “y 18 now selling at $10 to $11
th a t th ere is a “principle involved.” fig u re on high w ater in McKay creek is a t Colfax, the g u est of her p a r
n er of th e p aper th ere w as w ritten
gear. W hen he stepped on th e gas
pome of th e experiences th a t had ' per ton and ap p aren tly a consider-
As is well know n to your o rg an iza. next sp rin g and th is w ill be done.
ents fo r tw o weeks.
the car shot out into th e highw ay
been h er lot as a pioneer of ’43. ' ab ,e tonnage w ill move a t th a t fig- “Associated In d u stries.” If they are tion, the O leom argarine bill does not
The verdict of the ju ry in th e con
directly in the p a th of th e approach
An in terv iew w as asked and g ra n t- j u re - Cost of production is g enerally not ta k in g sides in th e m a tte r as
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. B otkin were in g Ford. The F ord h it the c a r in
they claim th en some one is using p rohibit th e im portation of South dem nation su its seem to be satisfac
ed-
estim ated a t about $13.50 per ton.
tory
to
ail
concerned.
The
Jury’s
recent g u ests of th eir d au g h ter, Mrs. w hich the Caldwell fam ily w as rid
th eir name. If it is w ith o u t th e ir Sea Island products on th e ir m erits.
L ast M onday when we visited h er
Is easily seen th a t a t present
verdict settles th e isue and it w ill Merton W estlcott, a t La Grande.
consent th en th e offender should be In p ro h ib itin g th e a d u lteratio n of
ing a broadside, tu rn in g it over and
hom e she w as com fortably seated out ' price8’ grow ers m ust lose money,
dairy products w ith th is inferior now be possible to negotiate the re
ru n n in g upon it. W hen the occu
on theporch in an old arm chair. Al_ | A t “ recen t sta te g ran g e m eeting sou g h t ou t and punished.
stu ff, th e law protects th e consum m ainder of the land needed.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bealy, who pants a t last ex tricated them selves
Of
course
th
ere
is
such
a
th
in
g
though old in years, celeb ratin g h e r ! dairym en freely expressed them scl-
ing public as well as the d airy fa r
were recently m arried and have it was found th a t most of them had
81st b irth d a y on the 8 th of May j ves aB wlHng to purchase on a basis P°S8’ble th a t th e Associated IndUH mer.
Camp Fire Girls Benefit
been g uests of the bride's parents, received only a few m inor scratches,
last, she is young in s p irit; keen of of ! 15 v“ Iey points. Then why th e ,ries of Oregon and th e Associated
N ext Friday evening, July 13, a t
A silen t revolution has for some
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pace, have gone Mrs. Caldw ell being th e m ost in
sig h t and h er hearin g exceptionally difference? The grow ers realize th a t in d u strie s are d ifferen t organiza-
tim e been in progress in th e rural ,8 P. M., th e Camp F ire girls of H e r to P o rtla n d to m ake th e ir fu tu re jured. One of th e fin g ers of her
good. We found h er to be an accom . orKanization is the ouly answ er.
j tions b u t th e circum stances would
d istricts. The old “m oss-back” is m iston w ill hold a Shadow social on home.
hand was very n ear severed. A doc
plished conversationalist.
T he com m ittee is glad to learn lead one to believe th a t they are one
practically a th in g of th e past. Shotw ell’s law n.
tor w as called and dressod th e in ju r
The h o u r spent w ith h e r w hile tb a t tb e sh o st of th e old W ashington and tb e sam e- They can be assured
The e n tertain m en t w ill consist of
W hat w ith th e telephone, th e R. F.
Mr. and Mrs. P erry E aton and ed mem ber. The latest reports are
She related various anecdotes con- ass°c i“ tion will be no real hindrance' ,b a t by broad castln g th is sort of
D. and th e F ord, th e farm er of today m ysterious side shows, games etc.
H arold M artin have re tu rn e d from to th e effect th at the lady is confin
corning h er early life as a pioneer to th e new association. F arm ers ju n k bearlnB th e nam e of th e As- has become an in tellig en t and th in k
The ladies are R equested to bring Spokane w here th ey atten d ed the
ed to her bed.
gen
erally
realize
th
a
t
th
e
old
asso-
!
8ociated
In
d
u
stries
they
are
m
aking
is Indeed a treasured one.
ing anim al. lie is more th a n half bnskets w ith lunch for tw o w hich w edding of (h eir sister. They were
One of the peculiar freaks of tb s
I crossed th e plain s,” she began, elation was a plan developed by a I enemieB nf ,b e farm er and the dairy- civilized— or would like to be. The w ill be auctioned off.
accom panied home by th e ir m other accident is th a t the w indshields on
" in 1843 in com pany w ith my fath er, few local people w ith o u t experience lnK lnd" Btry a” d “ re re ta rd in g th a t average dairy farm er realizes he
The Camp F ire G irls have only re Mrs. M artin.
both cars w ere found to be in tact,
C aptain D avid Lennox, who was in an d who acted w ith o u t expert a d - ! wbicb tiley c,a,m to be °n?ani8cd to m ust devote double the num ber of cently been organized In H erm iston
not even a crack was found. O ther
vice.
i
prom
ote
b
etter
business
conditions
comm and of th e train . You see I
hours per week to h is em ploym ent as and the girlB are ta k in g th is m eans
Mr.
and
Mrs
C
lifford
Calwell,
of
wise
both cars sustained consider
A
t
th
a
t
tim
e
th
e
sta
te
exercised
and
tb
e
m
ark
etin
g
of
Oregon
made
w as only a baby one year old a t th is
does the man of the shop o r factory. to procure a financial sta rt. The U m atilla, are residents of Riverton able damage.
tim e so n a tu ra lly am u n ab le to re no legal supervision of cooperative Products.
organization is w orthy of your sup now, h av in g pitched th e ir te n t no
C onsidering the n a tu re of the ac
Pr ’nt below th e le tte r receiv And if he continues to do so he must
m em ber any events d u rin g th e trip. associations and an y plan no m a t t e r ’
have a profit.
p o rt in any w ay you may be able Ihe F. A. Chezik ranch. Mr. Cal cident It was a lucky escape for all
ed
from
th
e
Associated
In
d
u
stries
B u t I have heard my fa th e r relate visio n ary w as perm issible, A t th e
T he increasing num ber of boys to aid and assist.
and the F arm B u reau ’s reply.
concerned.
well is w orking on th e E aton baler
a good m any tim es th e experiences p resen t tim e W ashington has a
th a t are leaving th e farm s should
Portland Woman Elected to Teach
s
trin
g
e
n
t
cooperative
law
and an
and d ifficu lties encountered w hile
KEEP A-GOIN’
cause serious reflection. The im
Mr. and Mrs. C lair C alkins are
Here
m aking th e trip across. So fa r as I a.ble d irector to see th a t it is en Colum bia Farm B ureau,
portance of the d airy in d u s try of W hen you stirk e a th o rn or rose,
leaving soon to asist in th e w heat Miss Hope McKenzie, of P o rtlan d ,
am able to ascertain my b ro th er and forced. The presen t plan was p re H erm iston, Oregon.
the sta te hangs in the balance. You
Keep a-goin’!
h arv est of th e county.
, will be a new mem ber of the facu lty
m yself are th e only living survivors pared by experienced men w ith the G entlem en— T his is in acknow ledge-
cannot legislate people back to the W hen it halls or w hen it snows.
of the H erm iston H igh school d u rin g
best
expert
advice
available
in
th
e
;
m
ent
of
your
le
tte
r
of
Ju
n
e
12
and
of the p arty . H e is tw o y ears older
country. All th is "B ack to the
Keep a-goin’!
Try This on Your Cream Separator the 1923-1924 term . Miss McKeu-
th a n I am and is liv in g a t Gaston, U nited S tates and has th e 0 . K. of accom paning resolutions and copy of
F arm ” propoganda will continue *to ’T a in t no use to s it and w hine
zte is a g rad u ate of th e U niversity
Oregon. I w rote to him ask in g him th e W ashington D epartm ent. T here form le tte r dated Ju n e 1.
(D edicated to th e C olum bia Farm
m
eet w ith indfference unless there W hen th e fish a in 't on your line;
of Oregon and has a larg e num ber of
The a ttitu d e of o u r association in
to come to Meacham to th e celebra is no sim ilarity in th e tw o p lan s
B
ureau
and
th
e
cause)
is added inducem ent of pecuniary B alt your hook and keep on try in g —
friends am ong the P endleton alum ni
th e m a tte r of th e so called Oleomar-
tion but he w rote back s ta tin g he w hatever.
I used to th in k oiem argarine
p rofit for the long hours of toil and
Keep a-goin’!
of the colege.
The organization com m ittee have | g arin e B ill is th a t th is question is
w as sick and w as afraid to u n d ertak e
W
as
very
skookum
stu
ff.
.
drudgery.
th e Journey. W ish he could have opened tem porary offices in th e one th a t may very properly be decid-
B ut since I know now w h at It Is
No doubt th e farm er h as friends W hen the w eather k ills your crop,
Clogg
bu
ild
in
g
in
Y
akim
a,
b
u
t
as
ped
by
th
e
v
oters
of
th
e
sta
te
,
because
Goeg to Jail to Get Atmosphere
been there. He would have enjoyed
I know it was a bluff.
Keep
a-goin’!
upon
the
ag
ric
u
ltu
ra
l
com
m
ittee
of
th ere is already developing consider we believe th e p rinciple involved—
To be arrested and sent to prison
every mom ent of th e day.”
It's good old b u tte r now for mine,
th e P o rtlan d C ham ber of Commerce, W hen you tum ble from the top,
for four days was the unique ex
Our p a rty w as in no w ay m olest able riv alry from o th er tow ns for the th a t of leg islatin g any Oregon pay
Q
uit
it?
No
sir,
never
b u t the a ttitu d e of the Associaed In
Keep a-goln’!
perience of Jea n ie Macpherson, fam .
ed by Indians. It was one of the location of the m ain office, no d efin roll out of existence— is of sufficient
No m ore "oleo” for me,
d u stries tow ard th e O leom argarine S’pose you’re out of every dim e;
ite
location
w
ill
he
chosen
u
n
til
the
ous photo p lay w rig h t in compliance
im
portance
to
be
passed
upon
by
the
firs t to cross the plains and th e In d
"Them
days
are
gone
forever.”
bill will more th a n co u nteract the ef G ettin ’ broke a in ’t any crime!
of h er plan to o b tain th e proper a t
people.
ia n s had never seen any th in g like perm an en t board tnkea possession.
forts of th e ag ric u ltu ra l comm ittee, Tell th e world you’re fcelln' fine—
T
he
board
of
ten
d
irectors
will
be
m osphere for Cecil B. DeMllle.s pic
Wc,
therefore,
sim
ply
acted
as
th
e
u n to it. T hey loked upon us as a
The
South
Sea
Islanders
never
did
You can no longer give th e farm er
Keep a-goin’!
tu re "M an slau g h ter,” the scenario
so rt of a p p iratio n o r phantom body elected in proportion to the tonnage vehicle for placing th is question on
C ontribute to my biz.
one g lad hand w hile you pick his
pigned up and grow ers should be j th e ballot.
of
w hich w as done by her.
w ith our oxen, covered w agons and
If I depend on th e ir support
The Associated In d u stries of Ore- pocket w ith th e o th e r hand w ithout W hen it looks like all is up,
W hen Mr. DeMllle decided to film
o th e r p arap h ern alia. To th em we p lan n in g now w ho w ill act as th eir
T
here’d
be
no
gas
for
liz.
Keep a-goin'
gon has not conducted and does not c re rtin g m ore or less a feeling of
''M an slau g h ter,” Miss M acpherson
w ere som ething stran g e and new d irector.
W hen they say th e dairym an
d istru st.
D rain the sw eetness from th e cup,
left Hollywood for New York. On
■
1
intend
to
conduct
any
cam
paign,
nor
com ing from th e land of th e risin g
And
I
should
relatio
n
s
sever,
Keep a-goin’!
If the slogan, "Use Oregon P ro
her w ay east she stopped off In a
su n and jo u rn ey in g ever closer day Local Section Crew Patrol Railway sponsor any propoganda fo r or
O leom argarine can m elt In ‘ell.
du cts” is to be a t all effective it See the w ild birds on th e wing!
for Presidential Train
I ag ain st th is m easure.
m id-w estern city and a rran g ed w ith
by day to th e land of w hat was then
"F o r them days have gone forever”
m
ust
apply
to
farm
products
as
well
H
ear
th
e
bellR
th
a
t
sw
eetly
ring!
the police to be arrested and Im
George Sale, forem an of th e local
As is well know n, o u r Association
th e unknow n west.
as to those of th e Associated Indus W hen you feel like singing— sin g —
prisoned In th e s ta te p en iten tiary .
A fter m any hardsh ip s we reached section crew and his men, w ere on 1 has been active for m any years in
The
can
n
ib
als
who
get
the
dope,
Keep a goin’i
T here she spent fo u r days under the
j behalf of all in d u stries and payrolls tries. As betw een th e farm er of
th e W illam ette valley and my fath e r du ty all n ig h t th e 3rd.
To m ake th is su b stitu te,
— Exchange.
sam e conditions th a t applied to all
Mr. Sale had orders to th e effect ' of th e state, and we are as vitally of Oregon and the native of th e
se ttled on a place close to th e town
Can fish and h u n t for th e ir grub,
South Sea Islands, if you show a pre
o th er prisoners In the in stitu tio n .
of w h at is now know n a s Y am hill. th a t he and his crew w ere to patro l I concerned id the success of th e dairy
And
never need a su it.
ference
for
the
products
of
th
e
la
tte
r
A
Record
Rainfall
for
July
T h at Miss M acpherson’s sacrifice
Oregon. H ere I grew to w omanhood th e section of th e railro ad betw een ! products m an u factu rers as in th a t of
So let us help the dairym an,
A ccording to th e reclam ation se r
you m ust expect th e form er to re ta li
for a r t ’s sake bro u g h t w orth-w hile
h ap p y and contented in sp ite of th e U m atila and H inkle p rep arato ry to any o th er m an u factu rers.
Reward honest endeavor.
ate. Surely a feeling of d istru st vice there was more rain fall last
Y ours tru ly ,
re m its is proven by ihe production
fr o n tie r life. T he young folks of my th e passing th ro u g h of th e presiden
And when they say O leom argarine,
and resentm ent tow ard P o rtlan d week th a n there has been for years
Associated
In
d
u
stries
of
Oregon
th a t comes to th e P layhouse W ednes
tia
l
tra
in
.
A
p
ilo
t
tra
in
w
as
sen
t
day enjoyed them selves as m uch as
Shout. "T hem days arc gone for
th ru o u t the ru ra l d istric ts of the d u rin g th e whole m onth of July.
George G. Guild, P resident.
day and T hursday, Ju ly 25 and 2«.
th e la tte r day generatio n . I t is tru e out in fro n t of th e one b earin g the
ever.”
sta te Is not a condition to be courted The official record shows a ra in
The cast is a b rillia n t one. Thom as
.. — -
w e w ere denied some of the lu x u ries chief m ag istrate to ascertain th e i
by the business in terests of th e m et- fall of sixty-six one hun d red th s of
Meighan, L catrlcc Joy and Lois W il
and com forts th a t are pecu liar to th e i I condition of th e track , etc., and all Mr. Geo. O. Guild, Pres.,
an inch d u ring th e m onth. T his is CITY WATER TO BE SHUT OFF son are the featured players.
p resen t day civilization b u t when I j section men and w recking crew s re- Associate^ In d u stries of Oregon
(C ontinued on Page tw o)
up u n til S aturday m orning, July 7.
AGAIN
look back and th in k of those tim es m alned on d u ty d u rin g th e tim e th e j
= ■ - ■ -
As a result of Miss M acpherson's
The city w ater will again be shut courge, "M an slau g h ter” Is one of th e
th e y were w onderful.
1 tra in was in th e ir division. Presi-
off next S atu rd ay n ig h t a t 10 P. M.. most faith fu l p ictures in reg ard to
"I am unable to rem em ber th e | d en t H ard in g com plim ented th e rail-
and will be off u n til 5 o’clock S un prison life ever film ed. It is a Cecil
exact d ate of my w edding ju s t now ro ad men on th e ir vigilance to in-
day m orning.
b u t It w as w hile living on my ' sure h is safety w hile he was on the
B. DeMllle picture production of the
T here Is a leak some w here In the finest grade and one w hich none can
f a th e r ’s hom estead n ear Y am hill trip .
m ain and Mr. Pankow Is endeavor aee w ith o u t profit.
th a t I met and m arried W illiam C.
ing to locate it.
W hite, who a t one tim e was an Ind Mrs. Haneline Honored With Picnic,
ian scout, atta c h e d to th e command
Party
Methodist Church Notes
Force ol Advertising
Of G eneral P h il S heridan. I have
A picnic was held a t the reservoir ,
Bunday school a t 10 o’clock, and
The force of a d v ertisin g is Invisi preaching a t 11. Dr. D. H. Leech, of
reared a fam ily of tw elve children, Sunday evening in honor of Mrs. )
ble but you can feel it, and E rnest P ortland, w ill deliver th e serm on.
fiv e are liv in g and seven are dead.” B ert H aneline, th e occasion being |
“W e came io H erm iston fourteen h er b irth d ay .
Those present were
O. H astings, m anaging ed ito r of the ' A|| are irwktnK forw ard to th e visit
y ears ago, so you see I am a pioneer Mr. an d Mrs. H an elin e and son H er- i
Dry Goods Econom ist, tells a story S atu rd ay and S unday w ith b ro th er
of th is country also. My h u sb an d is b ert, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. B iggs and
Of a conversation betw een an adver-1 i,serh. d istrict su p erin ten d e n t.
dead. He died some tim e ago.”
ch ild ren . Mr. and Mrs. W alter Bles-
Using man and a m erch an t th a t Il
Y oung people's service Sunday
"Y es, I th in k th e p resid en t is a sin g and fam ily. Mrs. Meyers, of
lu s tra te s the p o in t in in te re stin g evening.
g re a t man. So common and sociable : P o rtlan d , Mr. an d Mrs. Raymond
fashion
Rev. W ann pralaes the sum m er
W hen I was upon th e p latfo rm at C row der and L aw rence W inslow.
"E ver have your h at blow off?” school at W illam ette very highly,
Meacham he Insisted th a t I step out
F ish in g and sw im m ing served as
asked th e ad v ertisin g m an.
and found It Io be very profitable.
In fro n t and bow to th a t larg e g ath - p leasan t diversion, and a fter all had
"Y es,” said th e m erchant.
He also visited Medford and C rater
e rln g of people
W hen d in n er tim e p artak en of lunch basket and freezef
"W h at blew It o ff?”
Lake before re tu rn in g .
cam e he Informed me th a t I was to contents, they departed for th e ir re
"T he w ind."
e a t w ith them . The old pioneer as- spective homes w ishing Mrs. H ane-
"Did you ever see th e w ind?”
Mr. and Mrs. E aton, siste r and
soetation had p u t up a te n t and in line m any happy re tu rn s of th e day.
"N o."
brother-in-law ,
and
Mrs Slscel.
th lB th ey served a d in n er to th e
Mrs. E u g tn e Sm ith, pro p rietress of
"W ell, ad v ertisin g is like the m other of P a t Slscel. arriv ed W ed-
p resid en tial party. Now I can say th e Cozy Corner re s ta u ra n t, has ren t-
w ind— an invisible force. Yon can ’t negday for a vlalt here.
th a t I a te a m eal w ith th e p resident ' cd th e building across th e street
see tt, but you can and w ill see ihe i
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o f th e U nited S tates.
i recen tly occupied by th e Reliable
reeult Juat aa you Raw yonr h at go
Mrs. Lou B arnard, of W alla W ala.
“I am glad I had a chance to go C leaners. Mrs. S m ith w ill move her
rolling down th e street.
d a u g h te r of Mrs. W. B. Beasley, is
to Meacham. I had a w onderful ■ re s ta u ra n t to th e new location some
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v isitin g here th is week.
tim e and everyone was so k in d .”
tim e th e first p a rt of next week.
Free Methodists Hold Picnic
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"T h e w est as I first knew it Is
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T he F ree M ethodist Sunday schools
Sunday school and B T. P. U. ser-
fast passing. C ities end tow ns have
NOTICE TO APPLE GR0WER8S
of H erm iston and Irrig o n held a vires at the usual hours next Sunday
sp ru n g up w here once th e re w as , C ounty A g ricu ltu ral A gent Fred
'r i f t picnic on th e F o u rth on the a t t he B aptist church.
n o th in g b u t forest. In d ian s and brood of coddling m oths have m ad ej
1 C o'um bia riv er a t Irrigon. People
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w ild anim ate— an d I am glad. Glad th e ir appearance and th e C orvallisi
from the shove named tow ns and
Mrs o T Rose, of W ilber. N e b ,
Tor th e present generation. They sp ecialists say th a t th e first sp ray ,
i U m atilla were In a tten d an ce. T h e ,
vla| , ln)t he r sister. Mrs. F. P.
w ill not have to su ffer th e h ard sh ip s cover fo r th e second Brood should
crowd waa estim ated a t $00.
Adams.
Mrs. Rose Is In 111 h ealth
»■d disappointments that was the be completed by July 1».
This w as th e only celebration In and , , ,IBder lh , Par, of har brother-
the rlelalty.
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In-law, Dr. F. P. Adams.
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