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Stye Ilrrmtaimt Bentlfc
VOL. XVIII
HERMISTON. UMATILLA COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY. JANUARY 24. 1924
11,600 HENS
SIGNED UP
HERMISTON DEBATE OUTLOOK
IS PROMISING THIS YEAR
High School Debaters Will Meet Fos
sil February 16
COMMITTEES ARE
IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS
NAMED FOR YEAR Raymond Jordon and Bill Knight
But yet It could be worse.
I like that part, four pages, which
Are written in blank vers«.“
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OREGON CO-OPERATIVE GRAIN
GROWERS MEWS SERVICE
EDWARDS-SHOTWEIL
WEDDING SUNDAY
Bob— I could go on dancing like
Washington, D. C.. January 24—
spent Sunday with Mrs. R. Knight this forever.
Final draft of a blit incorporating
and family, returning to Hood River
Miss Reeves— Oh no you couldn’t; the American Wheat Growers’ plan
UNUSUAL INTEREST DISPLAYED J
“
h»K!’ “t 11018 debBtera COMMERCIAL CLUB PLANS EX1 Sunday night.
you’re bound to Improve in time.
BY PROJECT FARMERS
for Increasing the domestic price of WEDDING CEREMONY PERFORM
111 meet Fossil in the first debate
TT’NQTW 1094 P P A fD iW
I of the season on the evening of Feb I
TENSIVE 1924 PROGRAM
wheat was completed and introduced
ED AT CHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Graybeal | Prof. S.— (looking at hair brush
Believed That Enough Signers Will ruary 16, it w u announced by F, k .
In both houses of congress on Wed.
spent Sunday at Hermiston.
absent mlndedly) "My but I forgot nesday. Tho measure will hereafter!,
Soon be Secured to Bring the As- GuBfoil, who is coaching the squad,
Fred Bennion, County Agent, Gives
to shave this morning.
be known as the McNary-Haugen Many Out ol Town Gueztii Present,
sociation and the Packing
i The question to be debated this
Delbert
and
Pearl
Knight
are
on
Talk to Business Men Tuesday
House to This Locality
I year is ‘ Resolved, That the United
bill.
Senator McNary of Oregon and
Couple Will Make Their
their way to recovery from the sick
Concerning Poultry Organ
Minister— Mac. do you keep the ten Reprz-entative Haugen of Iowa, the
States ---------------
government recognise the
at Port Townsend, Wash.
ness
of
lust
week.
ization
Those who are endeavoring to pro.' prMent government of Russia." Re
commandments.
chairman of the house committee on
cure a slgn-up of 30,000 hens in or- fent developments in Congress have
der to bring the Pacific Co-opera- made this one of the livest topics
last Tuesday on business.
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library.
Ors. The bill provides for (he es-
A beautiful wedding of Sunday
, .v
.
i At ‘he Commercial club luncheon
tive Poultry Association here h _r„
~
tabllshment of an export commission afternoon was that of Emily B. Shot-
2 ,
»
“
n‘ deb“te ,a8t Tuesd“y n°°" « «■ Straw, pres,
elated over the success that h as, in anticipated.
Mr. Shell from Nebraska. Battel ¡ f 8 b e K r o i i r o ' ral“ )—41,1 d9ar’ with power to market the exportable well and Schuyler B. Edwards which
ident, named men who will serve on
crowned their efforts thus far
Rand’s
cousin, is visiting at the Rand
° ‘ on,e °wn.
portion of farm commodities, wheat,i took place at the First Baptist church
.
.
.
I Hugh Walker and EhrI Bensel
I I” - Would »
P*" he'P any. | Ilveatocki cotton etc. The corporaj before a host of friends. The Rev.
In most cases those who have been form the afflrmatlve team for Her. the various committees during the home.
coming
year.
asked to sign up have done so with. mlgton and M th,g team
„
tion would have the power to deal W. W. Davis officiated.
An extensive program is planned
. Gather ye kisses while ye may
seemed en^uised'over^the’prospect'of people““’ in^h
debat<i’ ,OCal ,Or 1924 and the
through present trade establishments
The church was effectively decor,
Margaret
Seaman
spent
the
week
|
Timo
brings
only
sorrow.
members of the
end at The Dalles visiting with For the flappers who flap'so free to t “' J “ *
aC‘Ua’ "’" ‘T * '? - “"d ated with an arch of spring greens,
getting the association. One man Put
d” ferW,t C° mm‘ttee8 WU1 “
friends.
rtav
11 ls not the thought back of those pussy willows, with cyclamen border-
day
it this way. ’’We realize that if we ever mounted tbe r08trum of QUr Into harness. R. E. Mitchell, chair
i drafting the bill to destroy or in 'ing the platform.
man
of
the
committee
appointed
to
Are
the
chaperones
of
tomorrow,
make a success of poultry It must bo high gchoo, The negatlve team
jure existing marketing agents ex-
Preceding the ceremony Mias Ber_
Umatilla won both Of the games
through an organization. We have compoaed of Frank Swayle and Wa,_’ gather data concerning the local
,
cept
where unavoidable.
tha Compton sang "O Promise Me”
Western
Union
and
express
office
on
Saturday
night.
The
men
won
I
Frenchy—Every
time
I
kiss
you
it
but to Investigate localities who have lacc Reid, |g equal!y gtr01)g bu| wlH
The federal establishment would be and ‘‘Because.”
with a view of better service re with a score of 24 to 13 and the tends to make me a better man.
an organization of this nature and not be heard here
Mrs. Guy Edwards, of Yakima,
:
empowered
to determine a "fair ex-
ported the findings of the commttee girls 30 to 2. On- Saturday night [ Frits-—Oh, you angel,
compare the prices they get for their I . . . . .
change value” for wheat or other pro Wash., played tho wedding march
product with what we recelce inI „ Indlcation8
Present are that at the meetng. Mr. Mitchell stated of this week; Arlington will play
order to realize the cost of not being ” er™lBton’ Mllton “nd Pendleton are those In charge here Informed him basket ball with the Irrigon team. I Earl— Mamma am I descended fr ^ i ducts, basing the price so that thé from Lohengrin which gave the sig
i commodity value would equal in pur. nal for the entrance of the bridal
organized. I an, for the a8SOcla_
three strongest schools in debate It would be necessary to ascertain It is hoped it will be a good game. n monkey.
A
dance
will
be
given
afterwards.
Mother
I
don’t
know
son
j
!
chasln® Power the value of the price party.
Just
how
much
business
along
these
tion and believe It Is one of the big-
“nd “ MUtOn and Pen-
Wearing dresses of white twelve
durln* the Prewar
pest things that can be brought to
?r’ P“ *d » ^ in st each other lines could be obtained and a report Everyone is anticipating a good time. J don’t know any of your father's P“ ‘d
of
the younger girls formed the aisles
years
of
1905
to
1914.
In
cases
the project."
' * the Prelimlnary. one of these riv. made to the proper railroad officials.
people.
where the world price for the com. through which the bride passed.
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Wednesday night Boardman plays
Only a few days
ago three
papers n‘s will be eliminated. In order to This plan In all probabllty will be
Dorothy Shotwell, Isa
: modity is less than the determined They were:
basket ball with Irrigon.
were prepared for the signatures of settle the matter decisively, It Is nec. done.
i Eew Amusement in Hermiston t
Fred Bennion, county agent, was
Mr. and Mrs. Smith Jordon of
Howard Savage will open his big
o r a n g e value the export belle Dodd, Jane Warner, Dorothy
those who would agree to keep 200 ' e8B’ ry
Herm‘Bt° n tO avo,d elim-
present at the meeting and gave a Umatilla, spent Sunday In Irrigon. shooting gallery in the Mack build- T ? ”
hens or more. Last Wednesday 11,. |
W° U'd ** empoWered to Straw, Elizabeth Straw, Nell Reeves,
strongest
support
from
the
school
and
o
.
»ns-
This
outfit
is
one
of
the
finest
ded"Ct
f
48"’"
fr° m, the 3a,eB pr,ce Nancy McNaught, Georgianna Briggs,
talk
concerning
the
proposed
poultry
600 hens had been signed up. This
townpeople.
Supt.
Sturgill,
Mrs.
Sturgill,
Miss
and
Mr.
Savage
has
one
of
the
best
f
‘"e
tO
doraPi‘lc
Production of Mailon Henderson, Alice Dyef4 Len
organization
here.
Mr.
Bennion
number signed during such a short
ora Dyer, Shirley Brownson.
Dora
Reeves
and
Mr.
Duckworth
collections
of
small
arms
that
is
pri
I
eom,nod“
y
*"d
al>Ply
the fund
stated
he
believed
conditions
here
period gives the assurance that th«J
DEALERS DU VATTTV
The maid of honor, Elizabeth B.
' «ecured as a premium to the portion
were favorable for the organization motored to Stanfield Tuesday even- vately owned For 8,xteen
campaign will ba well received.
I 2141 DEALERS OF VALLEY
Following are the signers and the,!
MISREPRESENTING RATE CUT and the plan as outlined here could ing and attended the Joint installa- traveled as an exhibition shooter B° ? ' 7 C,tPOrt- In ,he case of Jones, a Whitman student, wore a
dre-'s of lteht green georgette with
having given
<Hv„n fancy shoting „ exhibi-l
x . k < , wheat' for <
be perfected. He said that the orig. tion of the Rebekahs and Odd Pel-| having
amount of heng each has agreed to
. . , ” <ro>Ple, a total of ap deep gold lace flounces and carried
iows at that place.
inal
contract
of
the
poultry
associa
tlons
1„
every
city
in
tho
United
pro*imaM
y
800,000.000
bushels
Is
keep: W. H. Ogden ¿800, L. c. Dyer Commissioner Corey Says New Rates
tion did not Include Umatilla county
States. Everyone is welcome. Lad..
K° f
,e8B ,han 2° ° - a bouquet of orphella rose buds.
400, Arnold Buhman 700, J. w . Me I Will Not Work to Disadvantage
The two bridesmaids, Vina A.
"The Life of a /b ok ”
ies
and
others
who
would
like
to|
M
°°
b”S”elB
exp<Lrted' S°
but
ths
feature
could
be
eliminated
Mullen 250. w . B. Finley 400 E. E .'
of Valley Hay Growers
Connelly
and Minah Brook, Were
learn to shoot will be instructed free ’
,Cent P6r b’,she' coftected a8
by organztng an independent asso ’Twas evening in the library.
Graham 200, L. E. Sullivan 250, John '
______
drersed in lavender and blue crepe
ciation
here
and
affiliating
with
the
The
books
were
left
alone.
of
charge,
only
charges
being
for
am-|
Rn
excUe
tax
would
be
applied
at
the
Leek 200, H. E. Forman 200, Theo. t 0 The Editor-
one of western Oregon.
munition used. Watch for opening
°f f° Ur Ce“ t8 a busheI as boun‘y da chene carrying pink and white
The snoring of the dictionaries
2°°'
C’
» *B nOtBd from pre8« reports, as
carnations.
The following are the men appoin
Made quite a monotone.
Prizes every week.
.
thn eXport pr,ce’
u
s ’ ™ ’ dd 250 J‘ D- Wag-
as
'"»nt remonstrances filed
Little Miss Ruth Dodd dressed in
ted
by
the
chair
to
serve
on
the
Old
Julius
Caesar
groaned
because
Tho total cost of this bounty
^ °n
\ ! Ward JOhnSt° n •>0<>’ J'i wl‘h this commission, during the last
orchid
organdy nnd carrying a basket
various committees of the club.
He had some pages loose.
under the operation of the export
J n X
T ' C„ H, ? elChe0 2° ° ’ H‘ fGW day”’ that thp Willamette Val-
•of pink nnd white enrnations acted
The
bright
eyed
Ancient
Mariner
Roads—
corporation will be paid from the ex
J. Ott 200, Tom Haddox 200, F, Gui-
r . „ wr„ K„„
,
,
as flower girl and Master Bernard
wits 200, G. W. Bailey 500 H Mj' e/ Hay Grower8 ba’ e ‘h® impression
F. C. McKenzie, C. S. McNaught,
Made eyese at Mother Goose.
cise tax collected on the production,
Doherty as ring bearer.
Sommerer 250, G. R. Robinson 200.
tT lln
h
t ! reductl°" Thomas Campbell, J. K. Shotwell..
The Lady of tho Lake and Hamlet
so that no portion of the expense
Advancing on the arm of her
t
»»a
’ In rates upon shipments of hay with- Camp Grounds—
Were spooning by themselves.
will fall upon the government to be
L. Metz 200, James Gen‘ 200, Lula
... a . ..
father the bride was a ehnrming pic.
Rh„.u<
van
r
c
D
ln
°
reKOn
wln
shut
the
Willamette
Otto
C.
Pierce,
I.
E.
Putman,
Bert
How
dry
I
am,
some
Shakespeare’s
paid
by
general
taxation.
Rhodes 750, C. O. Sipe 400, F. P.
turn in a gown of white georgetto
hay growers out of the coast and Mullens, C. W. Kellogg.
plays
Sullivan 300, A. W. Agnew 200, J,
Under present conditions tho Amer. euihroh’ered In gold and sliver, tyer
valley points.
Were singing from the shelves.
Diversification to Co-operate with the
A Scott 200, Frank Silvey 200, Joe
I ican manufacturer and all labor
veil war armnghd with a wreath
FARMERS 0. K. CONTRACT AND
It is claimed that the hay growers
The book of As You Like It lay
Farm Bureau—
Udcy 200, Clair Calkins 200, H.
ployed by hint enjoy the benflts of a: sliver leaver nnd hong to I*
BY-LAWS
of Eastern Oregon will flood these
H. T. Fraser, H. K. Dean, H. M.
Exhausted In his place.
Spinning 700, J. H. Reid 200.
protective tariff. Agric wr -
_________________ ____
markets from HalneB, Hermiston, Schilling, J. H. Reid.
He suffered pain and ye» he had
’ever Connertwl
A smile upon his face.
COMMUNITY CLUB CARD
i Bend- Redmon«l. etc. Our maximum Railroad—
of a product of which we have an
C. W. Kellogg, F. V. Prime, W. J.
Mr G uy E dw ards, of
Then quoth the Ancient Mariner, Sixty Farmers Meet at Library. A exportable surplus, is forced to com
PARTY GREAT SUCCESS1 d,stance scal° reduced the rate from
Lum her of Signatures Secured *
' brother of the groom, attended tr.
______
| Eugene to Marshfield, for example, Warner.
"What makes thee look so queer.
Thou hast a weary look and yet
To Contract
opo (n the marketing of their pro- bridegroom.
Given For the Benefit of Scholarship from 16 cents Per hundred pounds Membership Finance Dues—
O. G. Sapper, R. A. Brownson, C.
A grin from ear to ear."
Loan Fund
! to 14 ^"2c per hundred the distance
duct and receive the same price as the
Tho ushers were Messrs. Irwin
_______
! being 122 miles;; and the same grad- H. Skinner, Jack Harmon, P. B. Sis- "Good sailor, all the world’s a stage’
European peasants received, less the Shotwell and Orville Brooke, of Walla
Sixty farmers of the project met
While chuckling answered he,
In spite of the rain and sleet of ! dated distance scale, based on actual cel.
cost of transportation to Europe.
Walla. Tho asnistant usher: wero
at the library last Tuesday after
"And people merely actors, who
Tuesday evening the Community club! mileage, reduced the combination of Program for 1924—
Marlon Ixiwe, of Waitsburg, Wash.,
Under
the
tariff
protection
con
noon to perfect the Umatilla Co.
E, P. Dodd, F. B. Swayze, R. E.
Act out a eomedy.
card party given for the benefit of: locals, Hermiston to Marshfield, for
templated by the authors of this Mary Hayward, of Walla Walla. Don.
Mitchell.
|
operative
Growers,
which
will
mar
I entered in the study room
the scholarship loan fund was a great j example, from 45 1-2 cents to 29
aid Shotwell and Frank Swayze.
ket the diversified crops that have plan agriculture would be placed
A young and handsome book.
success. The committee spared them! cents, the distance being 436 miles, Entertainment and Sports—
Following tho ceremony a recopt.
In the same position and enjoy the
been
signod
up.
Fred
Bennion,
tile
H. E. Hitt, W, J, Warner, F. V. I made my exit just this eve,
eelves no trouble in their effort to! Surely the reduction in rates, result-
ion was held at tho homo of »ho
same
benefits
of
the
protective
tariff
county agent, was present and read
And now see how I look.
give their guests a pleasant evening, i Ing *n >2.90 per ton, from Eugene to Prime.
bride for about 60 relatives and
the contract and by-laws. They enjoyed by the manufacturing in. friends. Mrs. Claude Kellogg was In
The dining room of the Hermiston: Marshfield, as against a rate twice Industries and Business Development For I’ve been studied by a girl,
dustrles,
for
the
bounty
on
the
ex
were adopted as they wore read.
A Freshman young of age.
J. F. McNaught, E. P. Dodd, S. C.
hotel, which was generously donated that amount, >6.80 per ton, from
portable portion of agriculture pro. cbergo of the punch bowl and those
She broke my back, and marred my
by Mrs. Durfey for the occasion, was Hermiston, will not ruin the Lane Lochrle.
ducts
would result In comparable In assisting were Mrs. John B. Alexan
Earl Smith, of Umatilla, has pur.
face,
elaborately decorated. Mrs. Ship- county farmers’ chances in the Coos Hotels—
crease
In domestic prices, thus bring. der and Mrs. L. Arnold Gralap,
chased a new coupe through Kellogg
Thomas Campbell, O. G. Sapper.
And tore most every page.
ley from Pendleton and Mrs. C. E. Bay market.
Mlsi: Emily Shotwell Is the daugh.
Ing
total
price level of the commod
and
Schlmke.
|
She’d give me such a look of hate
Baker won prizes in bridge and Mrs.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Shotwell.
Objections to our order are based Publicity Correspondence—
ity
to
a
point
determined
by
the
com.
Raymond Crowder, W. W. Illsley.
It makes me shudder yet.
Durfey and Miss Dorothy Cash in upon misinformation furnished by
She In a graduate In mnelo from
Yet
by my troth, It was such fun
The dancing club has been post mission to be fair.
Executive—
Ftvn Hundred.
Whitman college, where she was a
propogandlsts Buch as bay dealers in
Tho bill is an evolution of the
H. M. Straw, F. B. Swayze, Otto
To sec her frown and fret.
poned from January 26 to Febru
The club is planning a leap year i Western Oregon. These people are
member of the Mu Phi Epsilon.
plan ol George M. Peek and H. S.
I laughed to see her troubled look, ary 2.
dance at the Auditorium for Febru. I deliberately misleading the valley Pierce.
Mr. S. B. Edward:: Is a graduate
Johnson of the Moline Plow Company In engineering of Washington unlver.
The anger in her eye.
ary 14. The Stanfield orchestra will ' farmers to further their own inter-
The Farm Bureau meeting which And when she’d pout disgusted like
The library has Just received a Secretary of Agriculture Henry C. slty and in now holding the position
ftirnlsh the music. Decide now to ests.
I’d laugh, I thought I’d die. I
come and have a good time.
j Ag illustratlve of the reduction In was held last Friday night at the
laro gshipment of books from the Wallace and other leading economists of county engineer at Port Town
county library. Both fiction and of the United States. It has been ac send, where after a two weeks’ trip
Another event of interest will be hay
apply, ng {roni Eastern Ore- Columbia school house was a decided By fault the printer left In mo
Four pages blank or more.
the visit of Mrs. Alexander Thomp- gon t0 va„
the rate from success owing to the cooperation of
non-fiction for adults and children tively supported by organizations of to point:, of interest on the Sound,
are Included. We will be glad to (he export commission league In the they expect to make their home.
con of Portland, who is chairman of Ha,nes tQ Corvan,8 ,g reduce„ from the committees in their efforts to I heard her talking to the prof.
She said, It’s bunk. I’m sore.
the legislative committee of the Ore- 41 1>2
-per hundre<,
g tQ give the families of Columbia a good
have you come In and look them over. state of Washington, Idaho, Montana ' Tho out of town guests wero Mr.
time.
I understand this dope like fun.
and Mississippi valley states. A , and Mrs. Joel Edwards Port Tow ns.
gon Federation of Woman’s clubs.'
„ . „ .
. .
.
.
Mrs.
R. A. Brownson, Librarian.
: Z? cents per hundred pounds; from
meeting was held Saturday at Pen- , ond, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Edwards and
Mrs. Thompson is an unusually able:
~
... .
.
.
Redmond to Corvallis, from 37 cents
dleton at which formatlun of tho family Potllnnd. Mr. and Mrs. O. R.
speaker and the club is hoping to ,
, „
.
.
.
.
*
to 24 1-2 cents; from Hermiston to
Oregon Export Commission League Edwards, YaMmn,
Wash.,
Mrs.
hold a special evening meeting in „
„
. . . »
,
.
. ! Corvallis, 34 1-3 cente to 32 cents,
wu.-: formed under the leadership of|t)ruok, Miss Mina Brook, Orville
order to give the men as well as th e :
.. „ ,,
x .
7
.
.
The Klamath Falls rate to apply, af-
j leading Umatilla county farmers and i Brook, Mr.-and Mrs. A. B. Corbett,
women the opportunity of hearing . . .
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v ~
. . .
ter the completion of the Natron cut-
business men. They propose to im. and daughter Marjorie, Esther Bing,
her.Date will be published later.
,,, . '
off, will be 19 cents.
j mediately carry tho organization to fany, Mary Haywood, of Walla Walla.
The Willamette Valley ls destined
all portions of the state of Oregon.
Isabelle Draper, Seattle, Wash., Ber
Prizes for Slogan and Posters
The committee on prevention of to become a vast dairying section,
tha King, Spokane Wash., Marlon
highway crossing accidents announ- ®nd It will be necessary to look to
Hebrew Chriitinn In Pulpit
Lowe, Walteburg. Wash., Vina Con.
ces a national contest open to all Eastern Oregon for Its superior grade
This city Is to huve a most unoaual
Gove, Ore., Mr. and Mrs. ,H. O.
for the best design of porter and ,,f hay ° “r order w,’> materially
and Interesting service in the Bap-’ -Newport nnd ■ on Marshall, R.-Alex-
most suitable slogan for Its 1924 be"e«‘ Eastern Oregon as well as
list church on January 27, at 7 ;3 o 'ander’ Pendleton.________
Tampaign.
Poster prizes-— First I Western Oregon and coast points.
P. M. The speaker Is to he the Rev. f
Respectfully yours,
prize, >500: second prize, >200: third
Elliut Zimmerman and hia subject will |
H. H. Corey, Chairman.
Millions Are Starving,
prize, >100. Slogan prize. >100.
be "'Why the Jews Do Not Accept I
Specifications for poster—Design
Says General Allen
Christ." Mr. Zimmerman ls former-'
to be 21 inches high by 33 inches
ly of Russia where ho attended a
In a letter Just received at
wide. To be in not more than four
number of famous Rabbinical school:: i
Oregon state headquarters for
colors. Must be applicable to cross
in bis preparation for Habbl. In r. ’
the American committee for rw-
ing accident prevention.
llef of German children. 715
remarkable way he Was ted to em j
Specifications for Slogan—Must be
Mrs. Leuerens and two children I
C o r b e t t building. Portland,
brace Christianity, and on account
among other things MaJor-Oen-
applicable to crossing accident pre- left Sunday for Cheney, Wash., where
o< hbi conversion he wan compelled
eral Henry T. Allen, former
▼ention, catchy, brief, euphonious they will visit at the home of Mrs.
tlf ieavo Russia and later Germfhy,
commander of American troop*
and practical. Should the slogan ft. Leuerens sister.
[ and come to America. After gradu '
In Germany and now national
bally adopted be submittd by two or>
"
-
chairman of this relief work,
, atlng from one of the leading th«o.
more persons, the suggestion received
said:
Russell Bean started to school
logical seminaries in thia country.!
"My survey of th* evidence
first will be declared Ihe winner.
Monday in the third grade.
he became tfco pastor of tho F irst!
has convinced me that Secre
Exclusive title to acepted design
Presbyterian cliurch of Smyrna. 6a. |
tary Hoover Is fully Juatlfied la
nnd slogan shall become the proprty
Lonnie Hail made a trip to Mil-
He Is one of the FlJld repfcdW.
saying that 20,000.000 German*
of th American Railway Association. ton and Freewater last Monday.
are now in serious danger. Aa
tallvc: of tha Williamsburg niisnlon
The right is reserved to reject any
ts always the case in such emer
to tho Jews of Brooklyn, New York J
or all designs, suggestions, etc.
gencies, the moat acuta suffer
Mrs. Klnck aad Mrs. Keilar visited
wjiich Is the largest mlaaiou ini Amer j
ing It to be found among tha
All designs and slogans to be for- relatl
In Pendleton Tuesday.
lea and located In the midst of 2,.!
children and the aged. Th*
warded . to H. A. Rowe, chairman. I
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OOC.OOO Jews.
fc i
childhood of Germaay ia now
Committee on Prevention of H igh.' Charlie Keller arrived home from
gravely menaced by lack of
•; To hear a Christian Jew discuss i
way Cri wing Accidents. 90 Waal, Hot Lake Sunday.
proper fond and clothing aad
th-M tt«nhy from a Jewish aland
Street. {Jew York City, no as to reach.
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the disease* resulting tharu-
' poln( la a novelty few Christiana will
from.”
his office T 't later than February,
Mrs. Lonnie Holl is a guest at th«
waul to miss.
BpWJc. In cpr-t
31. 1924,
i P. E. HaU home this week.
dially Hulled
DIVERSIFIED MEETING
HELD TUESDAY
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