The Hermiston herald., October 11, 1923, Image 1

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HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 11. 1923
der ten weeks; C. C. Mason, Billy
Waugaman.
Four hogs, get of one sire; C. C.
Mason, H. J. Stillings.
Best three fat barrows; Summer
Robbins, Billy Waugaman, Bryce
Robinson.
EXHIBITS OH DISPLAY ABE VERY Best single barrow; S. Robinson 1st CONTROL OF THE PEST
GOOD
and 2nd, Bryce Robinson.
IMPRACTICABLE
RAIN CUTS DOWN
SHOW ATTENDANCE
N«. 5
vey. About 20 men are now employ­
ed, drilling test wells into the basalt
base of the dam site and making top­
One of the most Interesting meet­
ographical surveys and preliminary
ings of the season is anticipated at
surveys of the main canals. They are
the club luncheon In the dluing
camped at the darn site three miles
room of the Oregon hotel Tuesday,
; east of Umatilla and have headquar-
October 1C. An excellent program
H F T .T Ì
has been arranged, Including music GIVES INTERESTING TALK AT ters in the Reclamation Service build­
VALE MEETING
ing in Hermiston. Early next year
and papera or talks by Mrs. E. P.
they expect to have their work com­
Dodd and Mrs. G. W. Day. Mrs. Sadie
Honey
pleted and their reports ready for
Orr-Dunbar, president of the state
Local H igh School W ins Foot Ball ' Specimen comb honey, J. Skovbo.
Decision Reached by Experts in Re­ federation of women’s clubs, will be Relates Facts Concerning the Uma publication. They are all highly cap­
Specimen extracted bone;y Jens
Game From Um atilla on
able men and the plain truth will be
tilla Irrigation and Power
the honor guest and principal speak­
gard to Eelworm
Skovbo, Buhman Bros.
Saturday
told.' At present an air of buoyance
Project
er. The Hermiston club Is particu­
At six o’clock Wednesday morning
Specimen of beeswax; J. Skovbo,
pervades the camp, as, so far the the first car of the Kennewick cara­
larly delighted to have this opprotup-
Buhman Bros.
findings of facts are optomistlc for van left Hermiston. At stated in­
Holding that the appearances of Ity of becoming acquainted with Mrs.
Single comb nucleus golden Italian the stem and bulb eelworm, a serious
The attendance at thia year's
E. P. Dodd , who went as a repre­ this great undertaking.
Dunbar, who has long been a leader
tervals other cars followed, the last
bees;
Buhman
Bros.,
J.
Skovbo.
Dairy and Hog show wag very light
The first report and survey was one leaving at 7:30. Those who
pest of alfalfa and clover In the In women's activities in the state. sentative of the Umatilla Rapids as­
Single comb nucleus three banded
on acount of rainy weather. On Fri­
United States, particularly In Colo­ For many years secretary ¡of the sociation to the Oregon Irrigation made by John H. Lewis former state crossed the river early in the morn­
day it rained and on Saturday it Italian bees; J. Skovbo.
rado and the Pacific coast states State Tuberculosis Assciatlon, her Congress at Vale, Oregon, gave an In­ engineer for the Umatilla Rpplds ing drove to the camp of the Pacific
Largest and most attractive dis­
poured. Old Sol seemed to be play­
are so widely scattered that control name is linked with the efforts that teresting discourse before this body aassociatton of which Judge G. W. Light & Power Co., where they had
ing a game of hide-and-seek. he do­ play of apiarian products; J. Skovbo by federal quarantine is Impractic­
have been, made in Che interest of concerning the Umatilla Rapids and Phelps of Pendleton, is president, breakfast and waited for the cars
ing most of the hiding and the spec, first, boys’ and girls’ club second.
able, the Federal Horticultural hoard public health and she is a recognized Power project, the feasibility of and whose membership spreads thru- (hat were to follow. The Pacific
tators at the show the seeking. Lady
last week decided not to recommend authority in discussions on that sub­ which Is at present being Investi­ • u t two states.
Light & Power Co. had sent word
Luck was aglnst us. Those who pos­
Boys’ and Girls* Club Dept.
gated.
Based on this report which was as over the day before that the caravan
quarantine action by the Department ject.
sessed gum boots and could swim
Girls In sewing club making best of Agriculture.
Mr. Dodd’s speech Is as follows:
thorough as the means available would be their guests for breakfast
A large attendance at the lunch­
ventured out on Saturday. Others exhibit and highest score; Madge
The Umatilla Rapids power site, would permit an application was at this time.
There Is no'evidence. It was said eon Is expected. Reservations should
who were not so fortunate staid in Quick, Ruth Kiser, Clara Christoph­ to Indicate that the pest is likely to b® made with the committee which according to geologists, was prepared made to congress through our dele­
When the last car to cross the
the house and watched the rain bar­ erson, Lois Jackson.
become a general menace in this consists of Mrs. Thomas Campbell, for our present human needs during gation and 350,000 was appropriated ferry had arrived at the camp and
rel fill up, and in a measure down­
Girls in cooking club making best country.
chairman,- Mrs. T. H. Gaither, Mrs. the last few million years. The Co­ for the more thorough and detailed partaken of the repast furnished the
ing their disappointments with the exhibit of bread and highest score;
The board met to consider the ad­ H. A. McKeen and Mrs. R. E. Mltchi lumbia river during a tremendous investigation. At the same time the caravan began their Journey to Ken­
consolation that there would be an Marion Henderson, Anna Gaither, visability of quarantining Washing­ ell. Platèa will be 60 cents and the flood ages ago changed its course and state of Oregon, through its last leg­
newick. On returning the caravan
abuhdanqe of soft water for Monday Frances Sales, Edith Sales.
tore a new channel through stratas islature, notwithstanding the great was treated to a bit of real excite­
ton, Oregon, California, Idaho and hour Is 1:30 P. M.
morning’s washing.
To boys and girls in poultry club; Colorado hay.
of rock and earth and wore away the demand for tax reduction, after being ment. Two state prohibition offic­
The promoters of the show this Gertrude Hall, Genevieve Guisinger,
lava unto Its present depth. There informed on the subject, appropriated ers were chasing a gang of boot-
year expected an attendance that Lorey Guisinger. Best cockerel;
the hardness of the basalt so resisted 310,000 additional, if necessary, for leggerH and had engaged them in a
would break all former records and Gertrude Hall, Gladys Whitsett.
erosion that rapids remain to bless more extended surveys.
fistic combat as the cars drove up.
everything indicated that their ex­
Best pullet; Gertrude Hall.
mankind.
Thus the Umatilla Rapids has been After a few rounds, the bootleggers
pectation would be fulfilled. The
Boys and girls In bee keeping
Three diamond drills are now at through the splendid efforts of an run up the white flag and submitted
Interest displayed before the event club making best exhibit of honey;
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hall of Yak­
work on the hard strata to see If association of high minded citizens, to being led away handcuffed by the
was encouraging. Everything was Gladys Whitsett, Sherlock Stockard, ima, were guests over the week end
nature left enough to support the carried forward with rapid progess, officers.
roeey until along came the rain and Helen Bennett.
at the homes of their parents, Mr. PROGRAM WELL START AT 7:30; weight of the dam. Whether there is during the three years since its
Upon leaching Kennewick the car­
knocked the whole thing for a row
Boys and girls in calf club— best and Mrs. R. L. Addleman and Mr.
a mere shell or whether there are inception. It is now one of the regu.
SOCIAL HOUR TO FOLLOW
avan was met by a reception com­
of weeping willows.
calf record; Billy Waugaman, Gerald and Mrs. R. E. Hall.
yet ancient basaltic depths below lar planets revolving around the sun
mittee who conducted the visitors
The exhibit this year was worth Haddox, Walther Ott, Oscar W hit­
will soon be known. If there is suf of reclamation and western develop,
to the places of interest and explain­
going miles to see and would have sett. Gladys Whitsett.
M. Lopp has been seriously 111 the
ment.
It
has
tremendous
public
ficlent strength to these natural un­
ed to them the farm methods used to
Mrs. Sadie Orr-Dunbar, President of
done credit to a city much larger
Boys and glrl8 In pig club:—best past week.
derlying arches to cary a great load force behind it. It has the logic of
bring about the results that had been
State
Federation
of
Women’s
Clubs
than Hermiston. The displays were spring sow pig and record; Lowell
of cement and stone the great scheme situation and it has feasibility.
attained.
To
Address
the
M
eeting
well arranged and their attractive­ Stockard, Sherlock Stockard, Alton
Rev. McCay of Lorane, Ore., has
And now you may ask why we are
envolved by the minds of many men
After the noon luncheon the tour
ness caught the eye at once. After Hooker, Tom Lenhart, Carl Haddox, been a guest at the P. E. Hall home
will be proved feasible. Of this, putting our energies to such use. Why
of Inspection was resumed.
you had Inspected the different ex­ Jas. Waugaman, Alvin Hooker.
the past two weeks.
2
there is practically no doubt. Other when agriculture is at so low an ebb
The caravan left Kennewick for
The Parent-Teachers association nearby wells have proven that the and since 1923 has near one million
Best spring farrowed boar pig; Til-
hibits you had a feeling that Hermis­
ton and the farming community ford Sttlliags.
Mrs. O. B. Guisinger had a para- will meet next Tuesday evening In earth in this locality is well support­ farmers lesa than 1922, are we try­ home about 3:30.
Twenty cars left Hermiston and
could challenge the world when it
Best fitting and showing of pig— let ic stroke Wednesday of last week. order that Mrs. Sadie Orr-Dunabr ed by solid lava beds. The work that ing to develop power for the famers
may address the meeting. Mrs. Dun. is now being done is merely the pre­ and to bring more land into cultiva­ 100 people in all made the trip.
came to farm products and stock. The Swine World Showing Contest She is reported as Improving.
bar Is president of the State Federa­ caution always taken by the Recla- tion? Why when alfalfa Is worth
It was indeed a revelation.
All who visited the thriving little
Medal; Lowell Stockard.
On Saturday afternon the local
Mrs. Strasser returned Friday from tion of Women’s clubs and has long tion service In Jts investigations. only 312 f. o. b. and cost 314 to pro­ -ommunlty hail nothing but words
Livestock Judging
Team winning trip to International Portland where she has been for the been deeply Interested in public wel­ The government never builds great duce do we want more alfalfa land? of praise for the treatment and con­
high school foot ball squad played
fare work. The association feels structures of earth and stone and con Why not let the thing sleep for the sideration which they received by
rings around the Umatilla high Livestock Exposition; S. Stockard, L. past week.
very fortunate in getting Mrs. Dun­ ereto without first thoronghly test­ requirements of the future?
school aggregation. The game was Stockard, Tom Lenhart.
the people of that city. Each feels
one-sided from the start. The only
Highest individual judges outside
Mr. Ned Lopp of Mlseouri has ben bar to address the Hermiston public ing the foundation on which they are
I can only reply that the world that he has profited to no small de­
gains of any consequence made by Of winning team; J. Waugaman, W. visiting at the home of his brother, while she is here as guest of the to stand forever.
was not made In a day; that these gree by the things that he was privi­
Community club.
the visiting team was by the punt Ott, Leroy Guisinger.
M. Lopp, the past week.
So we know that a preliminary in­ depressions come in cycles and that leged to hear and see. The trip will
Hereafter the meetings will be on vestigation will prove the feasibility faith and hope In our locality are prove profitable in a good niafty ways
method. Tha local boys won the
game by a large score.
Mrs. Schram has moved back to the second Friday evenlg of each of the Umatilla Rapids and in time still dominant within us. This flood to the Umatilla project.
D ivision E— W omen’s Department
According to one of the officials
town this week. She has been at the at 7:30 sharp and as nearly as pos­ this great irrigation, navigation and of humanity to the cities must change
It is contemplated to hold meet­
Class 1. Cooking
of the show 620 people paid admiss­
Loaf white bread; Mrs. A. W. Ag­ home of her daughter, Mrs. Klock, sible will close at 8:30, followed by power project must be constructed. and the stability of the nation found ings In the near future and talk over
a social half hour (without refresh­
ion to the grounds during both new, Mrs. A. A. Paulsen.
this summer.
In the first place It is the center only in the farm home must come the methods of diversified farming
ments.)
days. School children were admit­
Loaf cake; Mrs. Thoe. Haddox,
of a great territory needing cheap back. On irrigated tracts properly and cooperative marketing as they
An out-of-town speaker will ap­ electrical power. It is of equal dis. surrounded
ted free.
A number of Columbia farmer^
Mrs. A. A. Paulsen.
with
conveniences were explained to the farmers of this
Following are the awards made in
Layer cake, entry only to girls un­ made the overland trip to Kennewick pear on each number except Decem­ tance from Portland, Seattle, Spo­ will be found the attractive places for vicinity while they were in Kenne-
ber which date will be given to our kane and all intermediate points. the farm home life of the future. wiek.
Wednesday.
the different classes at the Dairy der 18; Anna Gaither, Sylva Evans.
Rolled cookies; Mrs. Emma Strohm
and Hog show:
The recent heavy rains have des­ high school debating team. Novem­ It is near the great Yakima qroject; Highways and automobile have done
Mrs. J. S. West.
troyed much of the third crop of ber 9 has been given to Mr. Landers and a part, so to speak, of the greater much. Mail routes, school houses,
Division A— Cattle
bf our state normal school at Mon­ Umatilla qroject, and the latent John nearby neighbors, improved church
Apple
pie;
Eva
Skinner,
Mrs.
G.
A.
alfalfa
hay.
Bulls, 3 years or over; C. W. Til­
mouth. Besides musical numbers Day. and only a short distance from and lodge conditions, have made the
Creasy.
den.
by local talent, there will be on the thickly settled irrigated Walla life on irrigation projects a transfor­
Ribbons
on
angel
food;
Mrs.
Ag­
Hay
Damaged
By
B
ecent
Rains
Bulls, 2 years and under; M. J.
each program an open discussion. Walla districts. It is where rail­ mation from the ways of farm life a
new,
Mrs.
Lewellyn,
of
Umatilla.
It
la
reported
that
considerable
Bayes, A. W. Agnew.
they has been damaged on the Uma­ Parents and teachers are expected roads xonverge, with the line of a little over a decade ago. Electricity
Class 2— Canning
Bulls, 9 months and under 2 years;
Canned
fruit,
5
Jars;
Miss
Mary
tilla project by the recent ralne. A to take part by asking questions, great railroad system at each end of with light, heat and power at usable
Billy Waugaman, A. W. Agnew, F.
Guiwits,
Mrs.
Kiser.
good many tons was not In the stack complaining, praising or making re­ the dam site, each with numerous rates, add much more to farm life. CLUB MEMBERS TAKE FIRST AND
Guiwits.
Miss
Canned
vegetables,
5
Jars;
and
It Is believed that this hay will marks, that will in any way help branches Into a large territory. It Examples of this can be shown on
Champion bull; C. W. Tilden.
FOURTH PLACES
our schools to reach ¡the highest
Mary
Guiwits,
Mrs.
Joe
Udey.
be
close
to a total loss.
is on the only navigable river of con­ the Minidoka project where In Idaho
Cow 4 years or over; Jas. Scott, A.
standard.
There
will
be
a
leader
Pickles, 5 jars or bottles; Mrs.
The biggest Individual loss wag
sequence in the great Northwest; and 76 per cent of the farms make all
W. Agnew, H. M. Sommerer.
suffered by Colonel McNaught who chosen before time to lead each dis. the drowning out of these rapids will such uses of the power supplied by
Cow, 3 years and under; Frank Geo. H. Root. Mrs. H. Sheseley.
Winner in Contest Prodnced $2.27 in
mission.
Jelly, 6 glasses; Mrs. Agnew, Mrs. had 120 acres caught by the rain.
open this stream for 400 miles Intoi the Reclamation Service. From a
Guiwits.
Dairy Products and Lowest Cow
The program for Oct. 16 follows:
I.
E.
Putman.
It
was
repported
on
the
streets
high
distant
view
a
large
part
of
the
the interior of the Inland Empire.
Cow, 2 years and under; J. W.
Vocal
Solo...............
Mrs.
Enos
Martin
$1.10 In Same Time
It is on and near several great na­ Minidoka project looks at night time
Campbell, F. Guiwits, Frank Wauga- Domestic Art— Class 1 .. .Sew ing and Monday that some of the farmers Address.......... Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar
who
have
the
damaged
hay
offered
like
a
great
lighted
city.
Our
great
tional highways and Is surrounded
Millinery
man.
Pres, of Federation Women’s Clubs
Cloth hat; Mrs. J. L. Waller. Mrs. to sell It for 24.00 per ton.
neaby by 400,000 acres, the possibili­ northwest is a world full of power
Helfer, 1 year and under; M. J.
Subject,
“Health
a
Public
Asset"
The outstanding feature of the
The heavy dews of the morning
ties of which, under irrigation, mod­ like unto few places on earth. It is
Bayes, J. W. Campbell, A. W. Ag- Bert Hanellne.
Discussion......Mrs. Wm. Davis, leader
milking contest at the Dairy and Hog
doe« not permit the hay to dry.
our
own
fault
if
we
do
not
use
it
to
Gingham
dress;
Miss
Mary
Guiwits
ern
scientific
agriculture
and
happy
new.
Vocal Solo....................... Miss Compton
home building, no man dares esti­ the benefit and uplift of our civiliza­ how last week was the fact that In
Helfer, 1 year and under 18 Mrs. F. C. McKenle.
Music.....................
School
Music
Class
“TO LIVE AGAIN’’
tion. Shall we lie dormant and dis­ a class of 14 cows the two cows of
Kitchen apron; Mrs. Bert Hane-
mate.
months; E. L. Jackson, J. W. Camp­
consolate
because of temporary de the club boys who entered the contest
line.
Miss
Guiwits.
The
uses
to
which
this
great
power
bell, Jas. Scott.
Dedicated
to
Bobby
Roberta
rangement
of our affairs or shall we both placed in the money. They
FOR WHICH WE ARE
Display of practical home made
development may be put are Beevral
Heifer under 1 year; A. W. Ag­
step
on
with
continued pogress? This were Gilbert Whitsett’s cow first,
garments,
5
or
more
articles;
Mrs.
You
came;
but
e’er
you
saw
It’s
most
Important
use
from
a
public
THANKFUL
new, Walther Ott.
is
why
we
are
strong for tho Umatilla and Loren Jacksnn’g fourth. Frank
the
brightness
all.
W.
J.
Warner,
Elaine
Hunt.
point of view is pumping for irriga­
Champion cow; Jas. Scott.
Rapids
project
and why we nre go­ Guiwits’ cows I.ad y and Belle placed
Child's
dress;
Mrs.
WInesett,
Mrs.
You
went
away;
tion.
Perhaps
its
greatest
primary
Champion heifer; E. L. Jackson.
The reporter who submitted
second and third and J. S. Dyer’s
H. T. Fraser.
We grieve; for you were Innocent
power use would be to electrify the ing to build it some day soon.
Grade Cattle
the two articles to the Portland railway systems of two states. It
Rose fifth. The production of the
and good.
K nitting and Fancy Work
Cow, 4 years and over; Curtis
Oregonian and the East Ore­ would supply heat, light and power
other cows as win the following or­
Knitted
sweater;
Eva
Woughter,
And
could
not
stay.
Reception
Dyer, C. W. Tilden, Mrs. M. E. Mor-
gonian concerning the Kennewick within a 30 mile radius, when the
Mrs. Geo. C. Imrie.
The following program will be der: Jnmes Scott, C. Dyer's Judy. C.
timore.
Knitted
scarf;
Mrs.
F.
P.
Phipps.
What
though;
you
have
not
seen
caravan,
sponsored,
financed
lands
are
developed
to
its
thousands
rendered
at the reception Io be held Dyer’s Jane, James Winslow, A. W.
Cow, 2 years and under 3; Curtis
the brightness all
and under the management of of homes. And it woufd lead to the at the M. E. church on Friday even­ Agnew, Mrs. M. E. Mortimer, J. 8.
Dyer., Jas. Winslow, Lorin Jackson. Mrs F. J. Prann.
Dyer's Novla, Frank Guiwits’ Baby
Display
of
crochet;
Mrs
H.
T.
Nor
yet
the
sorrow.
Heifer. 1 year and under 2; J. W.
the Hermiston commercial club, entabllshment of large manufacturing ing, October 12. This reception is and J. 8. Dyer’s Silver.
Fraser,
Mrs.
Joe
Dyer.
You've
passed;
you've
seen
the
given in honor of the new pastor,
Campbell. Curtis Dyer, Gerald Had-
did a t least admit that the local industries in the Northwest.
The average production of milk
Display of embroidery; Mrs. Dave
evening, night and dawn
It is estimated by John H. Lewis Rev. Young, and the teachers of the
dox.
club
flnancied
the
trip.
wa«
41.3 pounds for the two days
Of
the
‘‘tomorrow.’'
Cook,
Joy
Spangler.
in his report for the Umntilla Rapids high and grade schools. A cordial
Heifer, 6 months and under 1
If there is any medals or words Association that 275,000 acres could Invitation Is extended to the general and of hutterfat 2.29 pounds. The
Appllqued
bedspread;
Mrs.
Dave
year; Curtis Dyer, C. W. Tilden, C.
average value of the products, Includ­
of commendation to be passed be successfully Irrigated by the use public.
Cook, Mrs. W. L. Blessing.
Let pass; the thought that any
W. Tilden.
pain or cross
around let them go to the right­ of part of this power, which have Baritone Solo.... ..............C. P. Adams ing the handicaps and valuing but-
Champion row or heifer; Curtis
Has come to you.
Division D— Farm Products
ful owners—the business men of no other sources for reclamation. Plano Solo................ Elizabeth Straw terfat at 49 cents per pound and
Dyer.
tkimmilk at 37 1-2 cants per 100 was
Let pans; our rnp of mourning
Class 1— Apples
this city. They labored with un­ These lands lie chiefly adjoining the Welcome Address............. F. P. Phipps 31-75. The winner produced 32.27
you have filled.
present Greater Umatilla Project of Responses__ Supt. Day, Rev. Young
Best indivual display one grower;
tiring efforts to assure the suc­
Division B— Swine
And live anew!
1,000.000 acres and in the Horse jUomet Solo.................. Harvey Adams and the lowest cow 31 10, which
Otto Helnl.
cess
of the trip. It was under Heaven district in Washingion.
Class 1— Du roc Jersey—
Beat box Delicious; R. A. 8tewart,
¡Vocal S o lo ...... Mrs. Edith Coppingcr shown great opportunity for select­
Boar, 1 year and over; C. C. Mason. F. Guiwits, Edith Prann.
their supervision and no one else,
Mr. Lewis estimates this irrigation I Baritone Solo....... Vernon Waterman ing for higher production.
*Tls given; to souls so pure and
Boar under 1 year; C. C. Mason,
th at the trip was made.
We load at 260,000 H. P. The railroads Refreshments.
good aa yours.
Beat box Jonathans; L. C. Canon,
C. C. Mason. L. E. Sullivan.
His Face to see;
Now Our H at Doe« N ot F it
first and second.
believe if the reporter who is of Oregon and Washington could use
Sow. 1 year and over; C. C. Mason,
To live; within his kingdom,
under present requirements 140.000
Best box Wlneeapa; Otto Helnl,
R. Alexander, who is one ot the
responsible
for
the
articles
a
j-
Siyns First Contract
Lowell Stockard. L. E. Sullivan.
tbors to dwell.
first, second and third.
H. J. Htllllngs has the honor of directors of the local bank and well
pearing in the two above men­ H. P. With the land settled accord­
Sow under 1 year; C. C. Mason, C.
Eternally.
ing to developed Irigatlnn areas ad­ signing tho first new contract put known to residents of the project,
Potatoes, Irish Cobbler; Gladys
tioned papers would investigate
C. Mason, L. E. Sullivan.
— By Athalle Prime, Salem, Ore.
joining, at .east 15,000 homes would out by the Oregon Cooperative llay paid the editor a call last Monday
W hitsett
Class 2— Poland Chinas—
m atters he would find that use an average o f two kllnwats or Growers. There has been consider­ afternoon. He paid a year’s sub­
Boar, 1 year and over; R. C. Can-
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Bowman returned the
Hermiston
commercial 20000 11. P. w hat manufacturing able change In the new contract of­ scription to The Herald, stating that
RECLAMATION
OFFICE recently from a trip east. While on
field.
club did more than finance the might use cannot now be estimated fered by the aanoctatlon.
It was a newsy little sheet and that
Boar under 1 year; H J. Stillings.
SHORT OF MEN
the Journey they touched 16 states go affair. Hermit»tons name was at but in course of time and logical de­
Mr. Stillings signed the contract he looked forward with eager antici­
1st. 2nd and 3rd.
tng as far east as Philadelphia. least mentioned in connection valopmcnt a market would be snp- at noon Monday.
pation every week for It's arrival.
Sow. 1 year and over; H. J. StilL
Officials attached to the local “When a fellow leaves Oregon and with th finances and for this we
patlon every week for It's arrival.
for thB entlre pe,k "upp,y of
Inga 1st and 2nd, R C. Canfield.
reclamation office state that they travels throuh other sections of the are truly thankful.
Robert, the four-year-old son of | “You are giving the project a real
ioo.ooo H. P.
Sow under 1 year, Ixiwell Stock­
By special act of congress 350,000 ' Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Roberts, who newspaper. The money that I Bpend
are
unable to procure a sufficient coentry be can appreciate getting
ard, S. Stockard. Altos Hooker.
was appropriated for making the sec- ' live north of Hermiston, died Tues- for The Herald I consider a good In­
number of men to carry on the back home,” Rid stated upon his nr.
Special Pre
rival bach. “In all my travels there
B«rt 8haw, who ha* bean employed ’ ond preliminary investigation and day. Octotar 2. at Salem, Oregon, vestment.”
Grand ahamplon boar; C. W. Til­ work that they have before them. was no place that looked as good to at the McKay ereek reservoir, came 310.000 was added by the state of The body was brought back to this
Mr. Alerander wsa in town to at­
Connidarablejwork will be done me as Oregon. The farmers of thia home Monday night. Bert Is con- Oregon. The chief engineer, Mr. ‘ city and fhneral services were held tend the Dairy and Hog show. He
den.
O r M ch rip lon sow; C. C. Mason on the A line canal this fall, thia territory are better off than thane of templatiagg m ating a wheat ranch Crocker, Informed me recently that from the Catholic church Friday at I has not missed one since their begln-
Best t o r and litte r farrowed an-¡work no* being in progress.
the middle went and eaat.”
m the vicinity of Pond let on.
' thia would be sufficient (or thia »ur- 10 o’clock.
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