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HERMISTON. UMATILLA COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 16. 1924
DAJIY SHOW IS
HELD BEST YET
1st. 37; W. C. Tilden 8nd, IS; F. M.
Guiwtts 3rd, 33.
Class 31, Best fitted owners ex
hibit, 4 animals— A. W. Agnew, *10.
Class 33, Bast fitted animal— C. J.
Vollva, *G.
Best Dairy herd— A. W. Agnew.
Class B— Sw ine
ATTENDANCE BOT UP TO USUAL Clang 2— Duroc Jersey.
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High School Mirror
Devoted to the Interest and Deval opment of the Hermiston Schools
POLITICAL ISSUES
WILL BE DISGUSSED
OREGON ITEMS OF GENERAL
INTEREST
N«. 6
H in HOUSE ROBBED
SATURDAY HIGHT
The proposal to bond Bal er county
for 3500,000 for the construction and
improvement of the Baker-Unity and
the BakerCornucopla roads will be
JAMES W. GOOD, IOWA CONGRESS submitted to the voters at the general OET FIFTEEN OR TWENTY DOL-
MAN, WILL BE S P E A K E R
election, November 4, according to a
DOLLARS IN CASH, WATCH
resolution adopted by the county
court.
Speaker is B ig Figure in N ational
The olty of Klamath Falls has filed En* rance is Gained Bv M h “ H ols
Folitics And One of Chief Speak-
a protest with the public service com-
Through
fu ,«
Through Screen
Screen While
W hile Occu
erg In This Campaign
mission in connection with the appll-
pants are Away.
' cation of the Oregon-California &
"
Eastern Railroad company for permis-
*
James W. Good, the Iowa congress- al° “ t0 e8tabl*sh a half dozen rail-
.Last Saturday night betw een a
man. will deliver the big West End road cro88i»88 within the boundaries and i o o ’clock robhers
- j j ___
«unoers gained en-
campaign address
at . ~ Hermiston on of
of the
the municipality.
I trance Into the residence of Henry
Tuesday evening, October 28, at 8
Judge Percy Kelly of Albany will Hitt
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z -It|I
In this v„
city
and stole TO[wee
between
o'clock. He will discuss all tbe pres- be tbe only candidate for Justice of fifteen and twenty dollars
ent political lssue8 with unusual fam the 8tate supreme court to succeed and a gold watch that was the nro-
iliarity and knowledge because of the late Ju8t,ce John McCourt at the perty of Mrs McKeen The famllv
Voi. 4.
Best boar 1 year and over— Geo.
Bo. 1
Strohm 1st, *6; C. W. Tilden 2nd,
S3«
As was expected the game last tlee. It Is hoped the lower classmen
Beet hoar under 1 year— Lowell
Stockar 1st. *5; Lowell Stockard 2nd Saturday turned out to be a rather will take a deeper Interest In foot
’=octfc«ll Game of Saturday Enter *3; Geo. Strohm 3rd, *1.
good practice game and furnished an I ball and In athletics In general, for
tain* Crowd. L ist o f Premium
Beet sow one year and over— Low opportunity to try out some of the ' It will be by these same lads that
ell Stockard 1st, *5.
W inners in D ifferent Depart
___
Beet __ sow under g 1 year Oncar sub8tltutes- A sood number of subs the future status of athletics in the
m ents Given.
Mlkeeell 1st, *5; Gilbert Whitsett were 8ent ,n and 11 was due to this high school will be determined.
and the fact that only four or five
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2nd, *3; Lowell Stockard 3rd, *1.
Four bogs, either sex, any age, the plays, mostly line-bucks, were used ! The Fall Festival given last Sat-
In quality and quantity the Dairy K*t of one sire— Geo. Strohm 1st, *8. the entire game that the score was urday night was a huge succesg from
and Hog show this year was the best
Champion boar— Lowell Stockard.
no larger. The fin d score was 37 both the fnanclal and artistic stand
e v e r h e ld
i Champion sow— Oscar Mlkesell.
ever
held. Tn
In attendance it was n o . t!Ciaas
3_ Poiand china,
to 0.
point. The' student body has now
so good. This was partly accounted
Best boar 1 year and over— H. J.
______
finished paying for the piano and
for by unpleasant weather conditions Stillings 1st. »6; L. A. Wheeler 2nd,
This
week
the
squad
is
concen-
ba« money left to be utilised in de
the first dny and the early part o f ,^ ’ ’ ~
Canfield 3rd. *3.
the second dny. Judges of cattle «stillings lst,4» * ^ ^ j/s tlllln g s ^ nd, bating its efforts on one thing, the bate’
defeat of Pendleton. The members
and other exhibits were of one ac 33; H. J. Stliltngs 3rd, *1
Tbe Sen,or class has chosen and
cord as to the general Improvement
Best sow 1 year and over— H. J. of the squad have certified their In-
Stillings 1st. *5j H. J. Stillings 2nd, tentions of keeping In the best of ordared ‘heir class pins.
of the quality of the exhibits.
condition, and Mr. Gralapp has been I
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H. J. Stliltngs 3rd, *1.
manager for President Coolidge and
“
exp,red’
, the thieves reaching through and un
The addition of poultry won much *3; Sow
under 1 year—— Sherlock
The freshman. Junior and sen- it was through his understanding
Burns realized last week its dream hooking the screen Paper matches
attention and interest and this part Stockard *5; Thomas Lenhart 2nd, giving them a thorough work-out
every evening fter school. The team ior classes eacb conducted a candy of national affairs and the character * ”“ r,y 80 y w h e n t h e 'lr8t pas’ , that had been str.rck and thrown on
of the show was excellent for the 33; Celatha Lamblrth 3rd, *1.
eemsmoafn x
v
z
r
-
Best sow and litter farrowed un goes to Pendleton Saturday, Octo booth at the Dairy and Hog show x
first effort and added much to the
where a neat little sum was taken
10 weeks------ R. C. Canfield 1st, ber 18.
, show. The sheep exhibits were also der
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35.
Into the various clasg treasuries.
new and drew the attention of the
Four hogs, either sex, any ge, the
Project neonle w i l l
m .
the accompaniment of screeching auto-
“ house.
crowds. Many fine cattle and hogs get of one sire— H. J. Stillings 1st
As a result of a little but mighty
Good on his visit her
f
mobile horns and the cheers of hun- !
6 nert day wh,,e a ffroup of
Grade News
were sllown and the honey part was *8; H. J. Stillings 2nd. *5.
talk which Mr. Gralapp gave before
The
eighh
grade
football
team
de-
Champion boar— H. J. Stillings.
of the highest grade.
found the watch in the grass close
the student body last week, a few feated the Umatilla eighth grade by propriatlons Committee, at which
Champion sow— H J. Stliltngs.
During the afternoon of the second
time a large membership of the com-! The do’"aj,,l ,nr breeding ewes la j th
J h ^ e r e responstbir for ‘the
Grand champion boar— H. J. Stil more boys have turned out for prac- the overwhelming score of 30 to 0.
day a foot ball game entertained the lings.
mittee made an investigation of , -
b a d ^ X ^ X
Best three fat barrows, any breed
crowds. The local team met the
JERSEY COW T O S MILKING
Sch/ool Plavs are Successful
Igation projects and which com- ment
Map Hokfi
Ptfndleton sec watch where it was found as It was
Umatilla team and while the home or cross breed— Sumner Robinson
With every seat in the audience
1st. *10; Tilford Stillings 2nd, *6;
CONTEST
team won Umatilla played a strong Geo. Strohm 3rd, 34.
P’ , retary of the Oregon Wool Growers’ pecuUar ln ''eslgn and easy ldenti-
taken before the beginning of the aropriauTn ' rorth*1
propriutlons for th e McKay dam.
fled
gam«. The directors of the asso
Best single barrow—Sumner Rob
.
...
y
association. He estimates that be-
e ’
One of the activities at the Dairy program, the entertainment given
by the schools last Friday evening
inson 1st, 36; Tilford Stillings 2nd,
ciation had previously engaged
s one of the big figures in nat- tween 25,000 and 30,000 head have
p0 far tbe authorities have found
show
wa8
a
two
day
milking
con
proved
to
be
the
first
of
the
season’]
33;
Sumner
Robinson
3rd,
*2.
onal politics and one of the ch ief: changed hands during the past few ! 1,0 c,ew ai t0 the identity of the
merry go round and other side show
successes.
Receipts
of
nearly
3125
test. Prizes were awarded to the
speakers of the last several presiden- ' weeks.
1 prowlers.
D ivision C—Sheen
entertainments but these failed to
were taken, and after paying off the
Ram any age— H. J. Stillings 1st,
campaigns.
.
show much to the disappointment of 33; W. J. Logan 2nd, *2.
five cows giving the greatest returns balance due on the high school tlai
t e l .
v.
An outbreak of rabies among dogs
piano and the expenses of the show It to he
the managers.
Ewes, any age— Umatilla Experi per cow for the two day period.
h
77
S °s,PO
;
the Dryden 8ec“ on ° f Josephine
a
tidy
nest
egg
is
left
for
other
ity
to
hear
national
Issues
discussed
county
hag b0en Mported t0 tha Tree Gives Evidence
T'ne board of directors are encour ment Farm 1st, 33; Umatilla Experi
The
cows
were
credited
with
the
school
purposes.
If
the
expression
by a speaker of such entertaining tIn,,pd s u t e , bureau Qf b|o]
aged by the general results. They ment Farm 2nd, 32.
as to A ge o f Skull
of 4 Lambs— H. J. Stillings butterfat produced at the prevailing of many who attended are to be qualities and high authority. He 3Urvey here. stockmen have been
- «°w-ela ly pleased with the show- 1st Pen
More than four hundred year« ago
IS W. J. Logan 2nd, *3; E. P. price of 41 cents per pound, and the taken as an indication, the program
was well enjoyed. Miss Bertha will also talk at the last end of one killing off all dogs In the region sus- I a man died in British Columbia and
* the hoys -nd girls clubs and Dodd 3rd, 31.
Flock— H. J. Stillings 1st, 35. value of the skim milk was comput Compton pleased, as always, with of the greatest campaigns ln history pected of having rabies. The disease Mother Nature herself erected over
educational value of this part
Pen 4 fet lamb«— E. P. Dodd 1st. ed on the basis of (jur pounds of her admirable techniqu« and warmth and his handling of the various has already caused some loss among his grave a tombstone on which aha
’’ p.p show. They praise Mr. Ben-
»4: W ,T. Logan 2nd, *3; H. J. Stil skim milk being equivalent to one of Interpretation In her vocal num questions at such a late hour will be livestock.
Inscribed considerable data concern
nlon for his effort and feel that the lings
bers, while the playing of Caryll
3rd, $1.
ing him.
big effort to continue the Dairy and
interesting.
He will summarize
highway,
now
the effect
of the Tadous'oue^Hons
7 By 192« l the
"e Redwood
Keawood “W”
« * a<
” I The tombstone was « tree. Anthro-
Best fst lamb— E. P. Dodd, 1st, pound or rolled barley. The present Newell marks an Important addition very
price of rolled barley is 245 per ton. to the talent of the school.
Hog show la well worth while In be 2nd and 3rd, *4, *3, and $1.
on th J . 4
,
questions under congtructlon between Crescent pologlsts, digging under Its roots,
Figured on this basis the first place
Both plays were well received and on the minds of the voters of the ns- city. Cal,, and Grants Pass, will be found
half of the school boys and girls,
'
D ivision D— Honey
a skull of unusually narrow
Specimen comb honey— Bancroft was won by a four year old grade the teacherg were interrupted sev tlon. explain misunderstandings, and Dpen, the state highway commission type In which a hole had been bore«),
"he hoard Is already making plana
ral
times
by
applause
In
their
per
Guernsey-Jersey cow owned by N.
show the reasons of changes from announced. Next summer the new prcsumiihly so that It could be filled
’«r e bigger and better show next ist. *4; Buhman Bros. 2nd, *2.
Specimen Extracted honey— Buh B. Whitford, the cow producing 5.09 formance of “Uncle Jimmy.” Mr:
-or.
Esher Baker handled the difficult party to party that have apparently location up Patrick creek will be with some preservative material.
man Bros 1st, *4; Skovbo 2nd, 32.
llow long ago did the red man prac
’"hey have been urged to add
Snerlmen beeswax— Buhman 1st, Pounds of butterfat v lth a value of partof Grandma with credit to her taken place during the last few graveled and opened. The Redwood
*2.09, plus 72.4 pounds of skim milk self and A. E. Bensel’g lnterpreta months.
highway Is one of the Interstate pri tice this form of embalming his dead?
—P fp-t”res Including fruits and 4: I oudermilk Jnd, *2.
For n time this question puzsled tin
'i-'n-’p comh necleus 3 banded Ital- at 56 cents per 100 pounds with a tlon of the title role was exceptional
mary roads.
* ’ 'c and more entertainment,
scientists. Then they turned to the
’-n bro«-.MSkovbo 1st, 35; Buhman value of 41 cents, tota returns 32.50. The back fence fight of Mis’ Top Local Standard Oil Plant Win Trophy
f rt will be mde to make the ’ nd, *2.
lady and Mis’ Sykes, as played by
Burton K. Wheeler, running mate tree. Annual rings of growth indl-
Manager Campbell and the men of Robert M. La Follette on the in- ; CB,lng »tore than four hundred years
show days more of a gala occasion
Single comb necleus golden Ital Second place was ta en by a four Ellen Hill and Margaret O'Leary, who
are
working
under
him
at
the
e-t reason.
ian bee«— Skovbo Jet, 35: Buhman year old grade Holst« n c w owned drew a round of anplause and laugh local Standard Oil Company's plant lependent presidential ticket, will were found on the trunk. A still
for the sknll Is probable
by T. H. Haddox, tota returns being pr. Arnold L. Gralapp. as Uncle are Justly proud of a silver cbp thnt make 8i* speeches In Oregon. Sen- greater
«"eve al outside vlslors made the ’’res. 2nd, 33.
Rod, Madeline Turck, In the part
Largest and most attractive dls-
comment that it Is truly wonderful r.’av of apiarian products— Buhman 32.48. Third place ven t to an of Mis’ Marsh, Isabella Mayhew, as was won recently In competition »tor Wheeler of Montana started Mon- since the outside layers of this stump
other four year old Tolsteln, total Mltty. and Chester Rhodes, as Josef, wlth other sub-stations in the Walla lay on a western campaign tour which had been burned off.
for a community of this size during 3ros 1st. 210; Skovbo 2nd. *5.
The studies leading to this Inter-
return 32.39, and fot th place to a all added lustre to the performance. WThU Station has the biggest per- T111 consume 33 daya- The candidate eating conclusion were conducted un-
this agricultural depression to put
THvision F— Farm Products
Best
one
farm
display—
H.
M.
In
the
high
school
play
“Hyacnth
two
year
old
Holstei
with
a
total
on any show at all, and especially
eentage of gain In pales for Septcm. r vice-president will be In Oregon der the direction of Harlan 1. Smith
1st, *15.
return of 32.10, both cows also being Halvey.” a remarkable comedy char her 1924 over September 1923 of October end 8,
of tli© geological survey of Canada.
creditable to hold so good a show. Sommerer
.Potatoes. Rural type— H. M. Som
acter was depicted by Frank Swayze
ownd by T. H. Haddi x. Ffth place In the title role. Hugh Walker any of the other forty stations n the
T. J. Craig, ln charge of the dis-
They declared that the whole county merer 1st, 33.
district. Stanfield, which is a i
.
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Potatoes, Netted Gems— H. M. was taken by a 3 year old registered plsved the part of the brusque and branch
should get behind the show with
of the Hermiston, also shares - ^ ut,on o( Hngerling fish for the
W ou/</n’f Stand for That
Jersey owned by A. W. Agnew, the overbearing Sergeant Carden with In the honors.
enthusiasm and money and make it Sommerer 1st, 33. t
,tate 6ame commission, planted two
She was a plump widow, with two
Corn—W. J. Logan 1st, 33; Purdy total returns being |'>.99.
the smoothness that Pten escapes
ruckloads of catfish, bass and crappy ! «’harming (Inughtprs, and was begln-
one of the biggest fair events in the ’ nil
32; s. L. Carson 3rd, 31.
notice. Earl Bensel handled the
Ships A llieator From Florida
! the Unlatnla rtv«’’ near Hermiston. I nlnS ,0 wear hp'' "weeds” lightly.
"orthwest.
The
contest
was
conducted
by
Barley—W. J. Logan 1st, *3.
part of Faddy Farrell with ease and
While Sid Bowman was ln Florida rbe «ngerllng trout raised this sea-
A" tbw same' " ,l8n the minister
Wheat— W. J. Logan, 1st, 33.
Harry Humfeld of the Umatilla Ex credit, while Don Shotwell as the
The following are the different
as a delegate from this state to the »on ln the state hatchery at Bingham ealle,! 8,10 »aid: "Ahi I feel the loss
Onta—
W.
J.
Logan
1st,
33.
butcher,
Lenore
Dyer
as
the
prlest’B
periment
station.
swards.
Stock beets, carrots or mangels—
housekeeper, and Anita Paulsen as Odd Fellows convention, he procured springs were also distributed to the , my poor’ <lcsr husband verJ much,
never have any appetite for any-
H M. Sommerer 1st, *3.
the postmistress, did their full share an alligator and shipped him from yarioug «»re. m«
VHvrisfnn A— Dairy Cattle
his southern home to his boy here, i ,
« r 0ams in Umatalla county. , th|ng now
Wesistered Jerseys.
Onion*— Ear! Carson Is, 33. .
Community Club Will Give Luncheon In the mirth created.
According to reports the alligator Is
Investigation as to the feasibility of
The parson «ns all sympathy, and,
Table beet3— H. M. Sommerer 1st,
1. Bulls 3 years or over— C. W.
well and hearty and promises the ’-he North Unit Irrigation district ln , in the attempt to cheer her by point-
Tilden first, *8: Hermiston Jersey 32.
The Community Club luncheon Boardman Woman Dies Suddenly long number of years that Is alloted eastern Oregon will start October 7, Ing out what a comfort to her her
Table turnips— H. M. Sommerer
Breeders. 2nd, *5; 4th, *1; A. W.
will be held Monday, October 20, at
let, 32.
¡«¡cording to announcement made by daughters must be, replied: “I can
A m ew 3rd, 82.
Mrs. Tom Hendricks of Boardman, to an alligator.
1 o'clock at the Hotel Oregon. An
Class 2. Bulls 2 years and under
Bove and Girls Clnb Prises
.
:he state engineer. The investigation 1,llle understand that but yon are
entertaining program is planned for died suddenly Sunday morning at
The Christian Science services are wl„ b# CGnducted by w w McLa h. solaced I n - ”
3 years—H. M. Sommerer 1st, *6.
Poultry Clubs:
this affair. Mrs. C. M. Voyen will her home in that city. Heart trou
da«« 8, Bulls 1 year and under 2
Pen 4 pullets and cockerel— Len-
’'H-l r-r r!" Interrupted the Indlg-
ble was the cause of her death. She held In rooms next to the Auditorium iin> repreaeiltlns tbe gecrfitary Qf
nears— L. B. Hughes 1st. 88: Gul- ore Dyer 1st, 32; Alice Dyer 2nd, 32, give a paper on Famoug Players and had complained of feeling bad ear every Sunday at 11 o’clock. Sunday !-ulture. w L Powers soil expert at nnn* norn"n' “"How me to Inform you
Singers.
Miss
Clara
Hall
will
talk
wH» ’ nd. 34; L. C. Todd 3rd. *2; Pearl Gulsinger, 3rd.
Eugene O’Neil. The Hermiston lier In the morning and went Into echool at 10:15. All are cordially I o,.egon Agricultural college, and Rhea ,bUt 1 BI“ n°‘ lnced ln a‘
w. Onto* 4th. 81.
Pen of ducks— James Waugaman on
high
school girls' glee club will give the bed room to lie down. A few invited to attend. Wednesday eva- ' Luper, atate engineer. The Irrigation
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d a ss 4. Bu'ls under 1 year— A. W. 1st, Genevieve Guslnger 2nd.
minutes after she called to Mr.
two
selections.
Arnew 1st. *8; C. J. Vollva 2nd 84; Jersey calf club:
Hendricks who was In the house with nlng meeting first Wednesday each ! iistrlct has filed application for the
A ncient W in e Preee
I
Every woman on the project Is her at the time. When he respon month.
I*on Norquist 3rd, *2; J. C. Dyer
Jersey yearlings— Walter Ott 1st
From the scanty notices contained
¡¡ertlficatlon
of
bonds
ln
the
amount
cordially
Invited
to
attend.
4th 81.
38; Gladys Whitsett 2nd, 35; James
ded to the call he found her dead.
In the Bible, it appears that the wine
of 3800.000.
Those wishing* reservations may The body was brought to Hermiston
Class 6. Junior champion bull__ Waugaman 3rd, $2.
presses of the ancient Hebrews con
phone
any
member
of
the
committee
A W. Agnew.
Jersey calves— Loren JackBon 1st,
Oregon's crack national guard rifle
and embalmed by A. W. Prann, the
sisted of two receptacles at different
d a ss 8. Senior champion bull— C. 38;- James Waugaman 2nd. 33; Le on arrangements: Chairman, Mrs. local undertaker. Monday night It
VOTE 306 YES— And save the •earn outshot the entire army and elevations. In the upper of which the
W Tilden.
land Knotts 3rd, *4; Leon Norquist August Beiaee, Mrs. W. J. Warner was shipped to McMinnville where
national guard In the United States grupea were trodden, while the lower
Class 7, Grand champion bull— C. 4th. *3; Gilbert Whitsett 5th, *2; and Mrs. Enos Martin. A sixty cent funeral services will be held and Dairy Industry.
nfantry match at Camp Perry, O., and one received the expressed Juice. Tbe
luncheon will be served.
W Tilden.
Ruth Kaiser 8th, *1
burial made.
won the United States Infantry mateb, two vats are mentioned together only
Class 8, Cow 4 years or over— h.
Holstein calf club— Gerald Had
c Todd Is». 88: F. M. Ouiwits 2nd. dox, year heifer 1st, 38: Victor Ad-
»ccording to a telegraphic report re- ln Jud 3:13—“The press Is full, the
• 4- T. C. Dyer 3rd. *2; A. W. Ag dleman, 8 months heifer, 2nd, *4;
celved by Brigadier General George ' vn*8 overflow"—the upper vat being
new 4th. 81: A. W. Agnew 5th, rib- Sherlock Stockard 3rd, *2.
) A. White, commanding the Oregon ful1 of <tr,lP0’- 1,10 lower one overflow-
>3 AV),
Poland China club— Sherlock Sto
Idaho infantry troops, from Major F. Ing with the Juice that had been
d s s s 9. Cow 3 years and under 4 ckard 1st. 88; Thomas Lenhart 2nd,
M. West, in command of the Oregon pressed out snd hnd come down from
v eers— A. W Agnew.
34; Celatha Lamblrth 3rd, *2.
(he upper vat. The two vats were
riflemen
at the national matches. The usually hewn out of the solid rock.
ruses 1». Tow under 3" vears— A.
Durec Jersey club— Oscar Mlkeeell
i” d m ew 1st 18: I.. C Dyer 2nd. 1st, 38; James Waugaman 2nd, 34:
victory carries with It one of the Ancient wine presses go constructed
«4- A. W. Agnew 3rd. 82.
Gilbert Whitsett 3rd, 32.
Inrgest and liardest-fought-for of the ure still to be seen In Palestine.
Open to all Pig Clubs— Tilford
Class 11, Helfer 18 months snd
national trophies.
________________
over— L. H. Hughes 1st, *8: Walter Stillings 1st *5; James Waugaman
Warning to hunter* In Umatilla
OOtt 2nd. 33.
2nd, *3.
A Simple M a tte r
C la s s ▼». Helfer 1 vesr and under
Boye and Girls Clubs Extracted
bounty not to shoot Hungarian
They were sitting on the piazza of
Vt TPAPtb«— Toren Jeckson 1st. 38: honey— Lowell Stockard, 100 per
pheasants this year was made by W. a summer hotel swapping atorlea.
Tamps Wangsmsn 2nd. 33; C. M. cent, 1st; Sherlock Stockard. #8 par
H. Albee, deputy game warden. For “Ever hear this one?" asked the dark
cent, 2nd; Thomas Lenhart, »7 per
vsegson 3rd. 3p.
‘.wo years the season has been open young mnn. "A dog was tied to a
C la s s IS. Helfer under 1 vear— cent, 3rd; Gladys Whitsett, >6 per
>n the birds by virtue of a ruling by roP0 fourteen feet long. Twenty feet
F. M. Outwits 1st. 28: Karl Hanne- cent, 4th.
’he game commission, but the ruling 1 "waV *'»« 8 f»t. Juicy bone. How
msn 2nd. 88: 7. S. Dver 3rd. 88' L.
C Todd 4th. 31; A. W. Agnew 6th FIONEER OF HEBMSTOM
ling been nullified by decision of the d,d ,l,e d,,J[ g0t ,o t,ie bo i0T’
rlbhew.
attorney general that the commission
"Oh' *hnt 8 nn old
aald bl*
DIES AT PENDLETON
C ham nion row — A. W . A gnew .
has no right to rule when legislative cn,I”"'nl,’D “Ton want ">• “» ««2. 'I
Chamnion heifer—Loren Jackson.
enactment covers the case at Issue, give It up,’ nnd then you'd «ay. That’«
Grand champion female—Loren
Craig Thom of Hermiston, died
what the other cur did.”
The
season In the eastern part of the
Jackson.
Sunday, October 18, at St. Anthony's
“No, you're wrong, for the dog got
Grade Cattle—
Rate
on
Chinese
pheasant«
will
be
the bone.”
Gians 34. Cow 4 years and over hospital after an Illness of about
open eight days, October 612, India-
“Well, bow did he get It?"
— L. C. Todd 1st, *8; Tom Haddox two months. His death was caused
alve.
“Why, the other end of the
2nd *4.
by Intestinal cancer. Mr. Thom had
It was reported at Salem that a wae not tied.”
Class 15. Cow 8 vears snd under been a resident of Umatilla county
C T>vsr 1st. 28.
»ult would be filed In the courts to
i s row nnder 3 vears—Tom for th« P*"1 thirty years and had
test the authority of the pecretary
M ending Glaeeware
rr«sao- 1-» »«; n«oar Whitsett 2nd. | resided In the west since the early
of state tn connection with the ar
There are several good prepsratloee
|s -
r ,s* v - Whitsett 3rd. 32.
: eighties, being engaged In farming
rangement of the ballot at tbe Novem for mending broken tumblers nnd oth
*1:
1 F«*r a"d o’,d*r i and for the past lew years la heel
ber election, as It relates to filling er glassware, but the following Is
f yean — F. B. Foreman 1st. 38: I*
___
r*. Dv«r 2nd 32: W. C. T ild en 3rd. • culture.
Mr. Thom w u born In j
vacancies In the state supreme court, highly iwcontmended by a housewife.
28;
L. C. Dver 4th, 31; W. C. TH- Iowa October 1», 1858, being at the I
The plaintiffs In the act Inn. whose ' wbo cl n I ma the mended article can be
den 8th, ribbon.
I time of his death 89 years 3 days of ;
names have not yet been divulged. ( >JU* ,nl° ho*11"« wa,er without break-
will conteud that all of the candidate« lng "Pnr,:
k T w . c ' th 1^ ^
To make the preparation add one
for the two vacancies In the court
83: Leland Knott« 3rd. 37’ J-B Dver e n . John Thom of Hermiston, and
part
solution of bichromate of potash
4th, 31; F. M. Outwits 5th, ribbon, lone brother 1* Iowa and one In |
should be grouped on the ballot, under to flve |«irts of gelatin. Cover the
PI«« 19 Owner« exhibit 4 females Snath Dakota. The funeral was held
the designation of “vote tor two." The broken edges of the glass with thia
any awe— L. C. Todd let. *7: A. W. from the MtfhedW ehnrch at Her-
»ecrotary of state has held that the press them together nnd stand the
Ar«ew 3nd. 96: V C Dyer 3rd 33 mtetoB
Wednesday at 1:39, the
two vacancies tn the supreme court mended article In the direct sunlight
Clare »9, Get of air« 4 animals,
should lie treated as separate effleet, , for a few hours. If neatly
pew age. either sev. two or more ex- Interment being at the Beho ceme
sad has arranged the ballot to that break will not be vlslbls.
tery.
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