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The Herald Keeps Close to the Heart and Mind of the Umatilla Project.
VITAL CHANGES ASE
I » COURSE OF BEING
REALIZED HERE. ARE
YOU ALIVE TO THEKT
VOL. XX
c W testing of
Wnmatatt ite d it
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1928
New Contract Is ANNUAL TEST FOR
Accepted By West
T. B. BEING MADE
AIO TO FARMERS Side Water Users
1923 TAXES DO NOT DRAW
PENALTY, INTEREST CHARGE
• *
DAIRY CATTLE AMD
LAYING HEMS AEE
PAYROLL w a t o «
FOR PROJECT FARMERS
MO. 32
Water Contract
HERMISTON TAKES
To Be Explained
ECHO IN OPENER
ARE EXPLAINED HERE
Friday Evening
GRADING METHODS
Penalty and Interest on tax pay­
ments for 1923 were remitted by an
act of the legislature, and settlers
on the project who have not paid ii
13 INNINGS REQUIRED TO DECIDE
LACK OF IT COST IDAHO HUGE Vote In Election of Last Saturday DR. THISTLEWAIT HERE TO DO their 1923 taxes can figure that ¡ASPARAGUS GROWERS URGED TO w J- Warner W ill Discuss Measure
they have to pay only the principal
GAME
in
Meeting
to
be
Held
at
WORK
THIS
YEAR
Was
97
For
and
Four
Against
PACK WELL
SUM n r 1925
amount.
Columbia School.
The Contract.
This information has not been
Last Year’s Tests of 4,000 Cows In
Writer Says Use Of Testing Might
_____
generally known on the project, and
Ione Trims Arlington and Umatilla
County
Showed
Only
15
Hare Added 12 Millions
i The new contract for the Weet
The proposed contract between
at the reclamation offices, settlers Field Man From Kennewick Tells
Beats Boardman in Other
Reactors.
district be-
To Income.
| Extension Irrigation
Of Work to Be Done In
the United States government and
have been receiving the Information
League Games.
i tween the federal government and
the Hermiston Irrigation district, on
that in computing their probable
Handling Crop
the
district,
was
accepted
by
the
The
annual
test
of
dairy
cattle
which
water
users
will
be
called
to
tax costs allowance should be made
That testing of cows for butter-
The correct methods to follow in'vote Saturday. May 1, will be ex­
fat records and the culling of water users of the district In the for tuberculosis in this part of the for the penalty and interest at the
Hermiston 1, Echo 0.
low producers that automatically fol- e!ectlon held Apr11 10 by 8 vot* 07 country was started In Hermiston rate of one per cent per month. cutting, packing, trimming and plained to water users in a special
Ione 18, Arlington 0.
lows the securing of such records 97 ,n ,avor of’ 8nd four oppo8ed t0 on M°nday of th‘8 week by Dr W Recently It was discovered that the crating asparagus were discussed meeting that has been called for Frl
would have Increased the Income of the contract' The four
! E. Thistlewalt of the bureau of ani- special act of the legislature removes
Umatilla 8, Boardman 3.
day night. April 16. The meeting
and illustrated here for local grow­
Idaho dairymen by about 12 million oppo8“ lon to accePtanc* of the w n-.m al Industry in co-operation with the extra charge.
will be in the Columbia school house
dollars Is the conclusion reached b y |tract are 881,1 to have been ca8t ln , “ >e county agent and the farm bur-
Supt. Schilling .declared that a ers Tuesday by W. F Ranlett of and will start at 8 o’clock
In a pitcher’s duel Sunday Wood­
a writer In a recent number of th e 'the Boardman precinct.
, eau.
W. J. Warner has consented to
saving of approximately >5,000 will Kennewick, field man for the
ward
of Hermiston took honors over
Three
Rivers
Growers
association,
I
Oregon Farmer. Cow testing work
The contract for the west side
The tests of cows that are owned result to settlers by application of
! explain the meaning of the contract,
. will
... ■
_ the
.v chief
ki > speaker at
.» Berry ' of * Echo In the first regular
when he gave a demonstration in and , he
has been started here and dairy-1 dlstrlct’ « Is tbe case wltb the pr°-,b y residents of Hermiston was made the law.
be
"
the warehouse of the farm bureau , Friday night’s meeting. He will Karae for the two teams in the Tri-
men are looking forward to the1 p0Fed contract for the Hermiston at first, and within two weeks It is
cooperative. Mr. Ranlett also was conslder the document In detail and 1 C° unty
a"d
time when it will be possible to in- ,llBtrlct’ was based on the act of
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“
*
*
1924, latlon of the west end of the
a guest at the luncheon of the com- wyj a,ao answer questions that may emerged victors by a score of 1 to
crease the scope of the work.
|
° f * December
13 _ innings of hard
merclal club and spoke briefly on b{, Mksd for lnformatlon.
. 0. It required
j
The article In the farm magazine whlcl> Provided for a change of the county and of the district around
marketing results secured this year.
Tbe meetlng wag called early this Play,nK to decide the game, and If
___ pg Toiiows.
basis of payments from a percentage Boardman will have been tested.
was
Using freshly cut asparagus which'
k b ' President Phipps of the the Irrigator, had not put over the
Extension workers, “big” dairy- '.<* the water rights covering a per­
Last year 4,000 head of dairy cat­
_ . . . .
.
.
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*
... I — I « ~ Ann.,.. 1 „ , V, - finnl i V, n i n W
»as furnished by local growers, Mr. farm bureau. The farm bureau did winning score in the final inning.
s o n and nearly everyone In recent iod ° f 20 yearB to five p®r cent of tle were tested for tuberculosis in
Ranlett illustrated what is meant npt gpon(sor
but
offer-. ‘be conte8t
years who has ready dairy advice the «rose annual
acre Income ; Umatilla
_______ county, and only 15 re-
UI1DVI the
VUC meeting W
W
W W.--.
. . . Probably . would
. . « have
ty crooked stalks, hy spread tips ed Its services to the district board * been
" ” called ~~
« • .« * of s»
on —
accoun
dark»««,
to offer, have concurred In their re- cultivated lands In the district on actorg wgre found, Dr Th)8tlewait
commendation that cow testing pays. the records of the previous 10 year ga,d In Oregon about 20.000 head L. R. BREITHAUPT TO SPEAK AT and seedy tips. Care should be in a co-operative spirit to aid In! I°ne defeated Arlington by the lop
trken to trim the stalks short getting information .about the con­ sided score of 18 to 0, and Umatilla
COLUMBIA
Many Individual experiences have Period.
j are tested each month, and only slx-
took the measure of Boardman by a
enough so lb® Ups will not strike the tract to water users.
cllnched the argument; but now
The d,Btrlct must take over the tenthg o{ one per cent prove to be
score of 8 to 3. Hermiston and
top
of
the
crate,
he
declared.
The
comes a still more convincing hypo- operation of the works under thej reBctors This compai*s with
Arrangements
have
been
made
by
Special Meeting Called ior Friday,
proper grade must be maintained so te district to furnish all water users Echo played at Echo before a big
thesis;
provisions of the
contract. Just blgb <g
per cent reaptors In some
April 23. To Hear Findings
that the reputation of the growers' with a copy of the proposed contract, cr®2.
On the basis of results actually , bow soon the chanKe can be effect" o f the middle western and eastern
Of Committee
Tho Irrigators did their making
association for quality stock may be which bas been formally approved
attained In cow testing work In ed ls not definitely known. Follow- gtateg the government veterinarian
l in the final Inning. Shook flew out
maintained,
he
told
growers.
Idaho, farmers of that state could
«"_* is a said.
by the government
Ito Hoskins. MIttlesdorf drew a bate
"We can’t depend on the north­
The report of tbe special committee
have earned >12,000,000 more if Glasgow as secretary of the west
The co-operation of the farm bur­
on balls and later was thrown out
all of them had been testing last &lde b° ard from Commissioner Mead eau and the commercial club has on project economics which was one west markets," he said. "We would
MANY ATTEND FUN e RAL FOR
at ihe plate on his attempt to score.
be
plowing
up
asparagus
tracts
if
we
of
the
committees
at
the
economic
under
date
of
April
1:
been
given
In
the
testing
work.
With.
year. Here Is the way D. L. Fourt,
MRS. J. H. REID THURSDAY, Woodward Singled, and Phelps »too
did
not
have
the
big
markets
in
the
'Tn
my
telegram
of
March
18
to
conference
held
on
the
project
in
In the city limits the commercial club
extension dairyman of the Univer­
_____
.singled. Hiatt was set® on Coppln-
Superintendent, Information w as'
furnishing transportation for Dr. February will be made at a special ■east and middle west to sell to.
sity of Idaho, dopes It out;
. . . ger’g error from second. and Wood­
We
must
have
the
high
grade
to
re­
meeting
of
the
farm
bureau
to
be
given
that
delivery
of
water
will
be
Th,gOeWalt,
and
in
the
country
this
One of the largest funerals held »
rtrpw g w>lk
Cows owned by members of cow
ward scored. Newell drew a
authorlzed upon notification that .cost Is being met by the farm bur- held at Columbia school house next ceive the price.”
| in recent years was that of Mrs. J. and the side was retired with one
testing associations in Idaho during
To date seven carloads of aspara-|
ihe'pMt"y^ar"prod“uced almost twice favorable vote has been had on new
j g Wggt bag been drlving Friday night, April 23.
Reid last Thursday afternoon at
score when Smith flew to Baeel-
L. R. Bretthaupt. specialist in farm
as much butterfat and returned to contract to become effective
cgr tbat carrlefi tbe veterinarian
styne.
tlon,
Mr.
Ranlett
said,
and
several
their owners almost three times as diately upon, execution Am la ­ over the country. Three days are economics who served as advisor to
Hermiston. Friends from all over
Woodward struck out 15 Echo
the committee in its regular sessions other cars are on wheels rolling to the project were present to pay
the
average
cow
of
f°""“d
tbat
A
ctio
n
ls
to
be
held
spent
In
"Bhootlng”
the
cows,
and
much profit as
April 10. If vote is favorable, de- then three days In taking the read­ at the time of the conference and market. Prices have ranged from their respects to the memory of one batters, and Berry had 12 atrlke-
the state
The average production of all cows »very of water to all water users ings to ascertain whether the cows laterf at a special session held a >2.50 to >1.50 per crate f. o. b. cars (of the community’s leading women. outs marked to his «redit. He walk-
ed eight men. and Woodward gave
month following the conference, will at Kennewick. Markets where car
completing a year’s record in a cow will be immediately authorized pend- are affected with tuberculosis
Music for the services was given
load sales have been made to date, by a mixed quartette, consisti"" nf no free passes.
testing association from July, 1924. ing execution of contract and assum-
The testing work In the county be the chief speaker.
Box score an(t summery;
lcludc Buffalo, Cleveland, Mlnne-J Mrs. J. K. Shotwell, Mrs. J. D. Har­
Cost
of
production
figures
on
prac­
to July, 1925. was 7294 pounds of,Ption of operation by district.
was started April 5
AB r. H PO A B
Hermiston
spoils
and
Chicago.
The
northwest
tically
all
crops
raised
on
the
pro­
Great assistance can be rendered
rah, F. P. Phipps, and Enos Mar­
milk and 299.5 pounds of butter-j
o - f T K F F P F R S JOIN
0 1 2 2 2
...5
Smith,
3d...........
fat. The United States department: LOCAL BEEKEEPERS JO1
in the testing work if local dairy ject have been compiled by the com grass has come In competition with tin. The discourse wag by Rev. N.
ot agriculture estimates
that thej
IN FIGHT ON COLE BILL men will have their cows up and •mlttee and an analysis of the costs California stock and has brought W. Bloom. The body was taken to i Shesely. c......... ...6 0 2 15 5 0
Voyen, ss .......a...5 0 0 .2 5 0
ready for the Injections the minute has been made. Some crops may
average cow In Idaho produces about |
-
—'
Shook, cf..........1...6 0 0 2 0 •
3800 pounds of milk
and 153| Proposed Measure Would Make It Dr. Thistlewalt arrives, It was not be produced here at a profit,
I MIttlesdorf, if ....4 0 1 1 0 •
pointed out by one of the leaders in the analysis disclosed.
Possible To Adulterate
pound, of fat in a year, or only a
¡Mathis, rf ........ ...3 0 0 1 0 0
Several combinations of crop and s i n c e « u n w u w HI V. o .
m n lh o r
the work. Between 40 and 50
little mors than half the average
Extracted Honey.
Phelps, rf ........ ...2 0 1 1 0 0
in
packing
and
has
put
out
a
higher
e
8
_____
livestock
enterprises
have
been
places are visited dally, and if five
production of the cows in Idaho as-|
¡Hiatt,
1st.......... . 6 0 0 12 1 »
quality
of
stock
than
California,
h«i
minutes is unnecessarily wasted at evolved, and Mr. Breitaupt will pay
soclatlons.
J. S. WEST BUSY GETTING
Opposition to the Cole bill, house each place, a great deal of time is special consideration to the series of said.
¡Newell, 2 d ...... ...5 0 » 3 .1 1
On this basis, figuring butterfaf
MANY VOTERS REGISTERED
record 39, has been expressed by
Following is a statement of aspara­
combinations. Organization for mar­
at 46 cents a pound, the average
lost.
Totals ......... ...46 1 7 39 1« S
and ...........................
the territory dlr-
cow testing association cow makes
makes the
lllB bee keeping association of the . J The
, „e city ......
— keting so that production In the gus grade rules:
,
Echo—
“U.
S.
No.
1
shall
consist
of
|
right
volume
may
be
secured
Is
fun­
her owner >66.37 a year more thanj pr° j8Ct’
*
, flEht to prevent ! *ct,y 8OUth and weBt ° f Hermlston
Tuesday, April 20, is the last day .¡Shipley. 3 d ..... .... 5 0 2 0 1 0
fresh stalks of asparagus
the1 average untested cow. If all nr- a
made , were covered during the first three damental need, according to County clean
hlch
are
not
wilted
or
crooked;
oh
which unreglsterad voters may |C. Hoskins, c... .... 5 0 0 17 1 0
Of Idaho’s cows were as efficient as ('nac ™en . up8 statement
of thé days ° f tbis week H anyone
was Agent Bennion who was a member
register before the primary electl0M ! ggeetotyne. ss....... 5 0
the average association
cow this accorOing to the statement o
the
terrl
pat SunlVa„ ot the committee.
which do not show broken or spread­
on May 21, and J. S. West, re®‘8’ Copplnger> 2d......5 0 0
m e »» ojorc q "
lo c a l b e e men
The bill has already
•Others who served on the com­ ing tips, and which are free from
increase In butterfat vqlue would
local oee
men. i n e n
should be informed so arrangements
trar for the Columbia and Hermiston, Yo(|ng lgt ......... 5 0 0
damage
caused
by
disease,
insects
mittee
and
who
are
expected
to
put >12,000,000 more into the pock- Paaaed the sena e.
can be made If possible to make the
precincts, has been busy for several Tbornt'on cf .....5 0 1
speak briefly are H. K. Dean, super­ or mechanical or other means.
èts of the Idaho farmers each year.' The measure is said to Pr° vide tests later.
days securing registrations.
. Red gblpley , f 4 0 0
"In order t0 allow for variations'
intendent of the experiment station;
-l ooking at it in another way, the that corn sugar may be added to
He has adopted the plan
Mitchell. If ....... 1 0 0
incident
to
proper
grading
and
Col J. F. McNaught. chairman; F.
dairyman with ten cows equal to honey without stating the fact on
Arm Is Broken
lng a canvass of homes so that re- Bprry p ............. 5 0 I
handling,
not
more
than
10
per
the
label.
Such
practice
would
be
P.
Phipps,
E.
P.
Dodd,
F.
B.
Swayze
Alfred
Skovbo
of
Boardman
suf‘
those of our average association cow
glstration may be accomplished by RbnRpn rf ....... 3 „ 0
cent, by count, of any lot may bo
ha, an annual cream or milk check in violation of the pure food laws f#rtd fracture of his right arm Sun and County Agent Bennion.
voters with a minimum of trouble
0
Markham, rf.
Mr. Bretthaupt will hold meetings below the requirements of this
of >663 a year more than the man and would lower the food value an d,day The injury was sustained
"I may overlook someone, and If
grade
but
not
to
exceed
one-half
of
nt
Irrigon,
Boardman
and
Stanfield
palatibility
of
extracted
honey
and[whlle
Mr.
Skovbo
was
cranking
his
owning 10 of the average cows.
I do, they should call me by tele­
Totals ............ 44 0 4 39 14 3
The department of agriculture make the marketing of the food car. He was brought to Hermiston in atTdition to the meeting scheduled this tolerance shall be allowed for phone and I will be around to get
Summary— First on balls. Berry 8,
bee
*..
i^r
Both
product
much
more
difficult,
oee
tQ
p
r
jor
attention
here.
The
Irrigon
meeting
will
be
any
one
defect.
found from 18,000 records that the
them registered," Mr. West said.
Woodward.
0; left on bases, Her­
‘‘The
3-Rlvers
Growers
associa­
bonee of his arm were broken just held Wednesday evening, at Board-
profit ls In direct relation to pro­ men have declared.
miston 15, Echo 5: first base 0« «r-
tion
rules
require
12
pounds
of
glass
The
matter
has
been
taken
jup'
above
the
wrist.
He
Is
a
brother
man
Thursday
evening,
and
the
duction: then when production is
UMATILLA AND IRRIGATORS
rors, Hermiston 3, Echo 4; struck
Stanfield meeting will be on Satur­ In the box. All stock must be fair­
doubled the profit is Increased threej with Congressman Sinnott by the of J. Skovbo ot Hermiston.
TO BATTLE HERE SUNDAY cut by Berry 12. by Woodard 16:
day night. The farm bureaus and ly straight at least 3-8 of an inch
times, and when the production is I local association of honey produc-
double play, Voyen to Newell to
granges are aiding in holding the In diameter at the butt; showing
lncreased three times the profit is I era. Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, known
Nominations Are Sought
Hiatt; hit by pitcher, by Berry 1.
City
Official»
to
Officate
at
Opening
Increased seven times. On this basis'as the father of the pure food laws,
O. F. Steele of Pendleton has an­ meetings to hear the rports. County not more than 1 1-4 inches of white.
Umpires, Hiatt and Matot. Scorer.
A
tollerance
not
exceeding
10
per
Agent
Morse
of
Morrow
county
will
of
First
Home
Game
nounced
his
candidacy
for
the
demo-
Idaho association cows are return- stated in a hearing before the
Warner.
cent
by
count,
below
these
require­
lng to their owners lalmowt three house committee that ‘‘This is th ejcratic nomination for county treas- assist at the Irrigon and Boardman
Of Season.
ments 1 b allowed. •
tlmee as much net above feed cost ftrBt attempt to pass a law to Iegal- urer. Joseph N. Scott of Pendleton sessions.
Imthurn -Bnhmann
“The horticultural law requires
Hermiston base ball fans will
as the average of all the cows of |ze the adulteration of food In the bas announced his candidacy for
MI m Elda E. Buhmann. daughter
Supt. Cherry was In Spokane last the grower’s name, address and the have a chance to see the Irrigators
the state, since their production is ¡united States."
the democratic nomination as sena­
play the first league game on the of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold B u h m m ,
tor from Umatilla county. T. G. week for the sessions of the associa­ net weight of grass on the box.
Almost twice as high.
home grounds here Sunday afternoon'and A. W. Imthurn of
"Spreading
tips
means
seedy
tion
of
educational
men
from
north­
Some of the approved practices
Smith
of
Echo
will
seek
the
demo­
GOLF NEWS
when Umatilla will invade the local _ Idaho. were married on April «.
grass.’
west
states.
which contribute to the high pro-
cratic nomination for county Judge.
k
(Thp ceremony was solemnized in
anctlon in the cow testing associa­
The local golf tournament is In
PaSunday’s game wlil mark a meet- Walla Walla
Mrs. B«b™a"»
tions as compared to the average progress. Arrangements and in­
¡lng between two winners on the l^iwrence and Clarence end Mr .a n d
cows In the state are as follows:
structions may be found at Hitt's.
i previous Sunday. Hermtoton came Mrs Reinhart Buhmann from Her
,\11 members of the association Also score cards which mint be tak­
i through *itb a victory against Echo mlston were present for the
.» ••.'Xie using purebred sires, while ap­ en when you signify your Intention
The bride formerly resided
! last Sunday in a game that requir-jmony
proximately 35 per cent of the bulls to play and turned' in after each
'
here
and
has been in Lewiston for
ed 13 Innings to play. Umatilla
In the state as a whole are pure bred play. The match consists of 36
registered
a
win
against
Boardman,
some
time.
She was popu ay In
Fourteen per cent, or one of every hpUg tp
pIaypd ,p twoeom€8 or
The
groom is a postal
and the Railroaders are recognized, Hermiston,
seven cows in the associations. morg by AprU 24th lnclugjve Oet
Mr. and Mrs,
as
having
a
mighty
tough
aggrega-i
employe
at
Lewiston
Were found to be boarders and were bpgy
Imthurn went on a wedding trip to
tlon of
01 ball
oau players
i ------
« h a ir
sold to the butcher.
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There will be a little extra for the Spokane. They are "iak,nk
h
More than 50 per cent of the
¿ ny
found on the course
fans at the game. City officials will home In Clarkston, Washington.
members own some purebred fem' , wilI be plaCed in box at H itt’s. Please
be in action In real life on the first
kies, while less than 4 per cent of obgerve tblg ru,g gg you may be tho
Be bn'" ~
Postponed
ball pitched. Mayor Prime will j
the dairy cows of the state as a Joger yourgeif some day.
debate between
The dat- cf
pitch the first one over— maybe
whole are purebred.
____________ ____
and If Thomas Campbell Sr. does not Hermiston -ml bood ntvor » high
More than 50 per cent of the
'on-
Higbees Have Bey
knock the cover off of It with the schools ' » (>:
<e ’
members feed grain the year around
knock
__ and Mrs. W. E, Higbee are
Mr.
n'
.a
p
'ft
of
the
State
bat, City Recorder Kellogg will ¡ship of
and 80 per cent feed grain dur ngi p parentg of a boy h,,,.,, Tuesday
ncre*’
im / pril 16.
catch It. City Attorney Warner wllljhas be-
the winter.
, morning about 7 o’clock. Mr. Hig-
» , rf t ’ ■ debs’- has not
The e act
ba
tbe
umps.
Approxlmately 76 per cent of »h8|bee tg a teacher in the Hermtoton
' nt «' ■> •'o'— sle
hr
A whisper of complaint that the, been •f'"
members have succulent feed during biKh gchoo,
p/d
to 1n eon ‘•’cted
city recorder may not get to do any , clash ls c
the wtnter.
Mr ¡'»t'-n tean
T
catching
was
heard
on
the
streets
!
next
week
All separators have been checked
APRIL 30 DATE SET FOR
The complaint wan made on the Ja
at woi on
.
for thatr aklmmlng efficiency.
VOCAL RECITAL FOR P. T. A.
grounds that Mayor Prime and Mr. will bo the free text a '1
AU ewvs In associations have been
Campbell are democrats and that the
tested for tuberculosis.
| A vocal recital under the aus-
fomnturiity Club
mayor might ’’lob an easy one over"
Moat members have adopted the
Parent-Teacher associa-
The Comm’’ntty club will meet
so his fellow partisan could be cred.
__
praetlce of giving their
a' t,„n w„ ,
, bg h|g,b
Ited with a hit to start the season Tuesday. Aprl 2 .
e n e
least six waeks’ dry rmt period « 4 . ^
audltorl)lm on Saturday eve-
Trouble was averted when Umpire.»«» be given over to a debate Re-
getting them In good condition be-
Aprjl 3#
Warner stated that If Mr. Campbell ""«"<«. Th»t It Is
’ 8
fore freahenlng.
Miss Ruth Seyler, high school ln-
did get a hit It would have to be a business woman than it la to keep
tructor. will be the chief soloist, as-
Ith lot. of .team behind ^
Affirmative. Mr.. W W.
Umatilla Plaiuf Play
lis te d hy W L. Hamm. Aceompan-
Illaley and Mrs. F V. Prime. Nega-
The Senior elans of -»to» Umatilla
fnr , ba recitaJ will be Miss
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i live. Sirs. J. M Riggs and Mra. C. 8.
high school will give’ity dass play p ,„ |( n8 Thoma. high school inslruct-
McNaught. Plana are being made
Dr
Sean
Moves
In the high school sad it or turn at
a„d Mlgg gnuabetb Straw.
have for the ’’Olden Time Concert" to be
Dr
and
Mrs.
J,
I,.
Sears
Umatilla Friday evedlng., April 23. j
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moved Into their residence which given the eve of May 14. Tha pro-
OHE. O t C A T
"Entertaining Amelia, a comedy in| po|_ j p McNaught has returned
they recently purrhssed ffom Dr. gram will ronaist of home top»» anif
three acts, will be presented by a>from Portland where he spent
10,4 time music.
w w tn
Ktid Mrs, Illsley,
of »In«,
. ^several day» pn a business mlwlo», j
ECONOMICS BODY
TO MAKE REPORT
B a s e b a ll S e a s o n O p e n s