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HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1926
BOARDMAN QUITS
GAME IN SIXTH
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"WHERE COULD I BEAT IT t” IS
a
DAIRY CATTLE AID
TNG HENS AXE
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'"ROLL MAKSES
-.AOJECT TAIMESE
SO. 36
ECONOMY NECESSARY IN
MURDER SUSPECT
G LEE CLARK FINDS THIS A LOCAL MEN NAMED
USE OF WATER ON LANDS I CROWD WELCOMES
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♦ ♦ d• d d d d d d d d d d d
ANSWER FARMER MAXES AS TO
GOOD PLACE TO GROW
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♦ d d d d d d d d d
IS
BEING
SOUGHT
Curtailment in the use of lrriga-|
UN COUNTY RUDY
OLD
TIME
SONGS
WHETHER HE LIKES THIS LAND
tion water on the project will be!
YET RETAIN GOOD HEALTH
d d d d d d d d d d d d d d
d d d d d d d ♦ d d
necessary in order to husband the)
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FORFEITURE GIVEN LOCALS AS
"What do you think of this coun­ SEARCH UNDER WAY FOR KILL­ supply and have sufficient for the HIGH SCHOOL FILLED TO HEAR
That the Hermiston district has LAND SETTLEMENT DISCUS8ED
PLAY STOPS
try as a place for a farmer to make
a
climate conducive to good health
ER OF FOREIGNER
AT LUNCHEON
season, according to Enos Martin,
ANNUAL CONCERT
money, and what do you think of
and longevity is proved in the case
waterm aster.
Sunday’« Game Ends in Ragging | its future?”
¡of G. Lee Clark, farmer and dairy-
The reservoir at present has about
Match When Lower Ruled
Thia question was asked the other T. Zrnich Found Dead Along 0. W 44,000 acre feet, and if the present Community Club Entertains With man, who probably could qualify as Pendleton Delegation Visits Farm«
] day of a project farmer in the Her-
Program of Old Favorites
one of the oldest farmers still in 1
Out At Bat.
rate of consumption were to be
Tracks Saturday with Bullet
On Project In Jaunt
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! aid office, after he had transacted
Wednesday.
jthe harness in the whole country.
maintained, the reservoir would be
Hole in H'ad.
Tuesday.
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I some business that brought him in.
j Now slightly past the four score
empty within 90 days, barring an
The Hermiston Irrigators were
The man addressed thought an
and 10 milestone, Mr. Clark is still
access of water from heavy late
chalked up with another victory instant and rolled his cigar half
Old memories were revived Wed- active. Hls specialty is dairy cat-
spring rains. Some curtailment will
A search for a foreigner, suspected
Sunday when they won front Board- - over between his lips.
F. B. Swayze, W. J. Warner and
be practiced so that water for use nesday night for an audience that j tie, and he takes great pride ln the
wan on a forfeiture when the visi- ¡
I don't know where I could go to! ° f beln« tbe murdeI8r
atl Aus- in irrigating orchards late in the filled the high school auditorium to records of his Jerseys. Last year H. T. Fraser were appointed to re­
tors refused to continue playing af- get along any better if I wanted to i trlan named Theodore Zrnick, whos« summer will be available.
overflowing when the annual music- his herd record was 324 1-2 poundg present Hermiston in the county wide
ter five and one-half innings. The leave here,” he replied. "I've been body waa ,o und Saturduy morning
land settlement committee at the
Water users should practice econ­ s concert under the auspices of the of butterfat on an average.
soar* at the end of the play stood] financially broke a couple of times about tbr8e mllea ea3t of Umatilla omy in irrigating. Mr. Martin Hermiston Community club was pre-] He and his son operate their farm Tuesday meeting of the Hermiston
< to 4 in favor of the Shovel Push­ in my life, and the going hasn’t a l- ! along the O. W. R. & N. tracks of
stated, and any loss of water dis­ sented. Old time songs composed ¡southwest of Hermiston. They came 'Commercial dub, and a resuit of th«
ers.
it i:
ways been easy, but I don’t know a lbe Wallula-Umatilla branch, has covered should be promptly report­ the program, and numbers ranged (here more than 10 years «go from action is that Hermiston became
The rag chewing fest that followed better place to get ahead than th is! been under * ay for f everal day® by
through the whole gamut of emo-: North Dakota and have established definitely identified with the land
ed.
the game came in the sixth when county right here
1 «nembers of the sheriff's force and
tions from the light humorous to i one of the best producing herds on settlement program which ls plann-
Lower. Boardman’s captain and third
‘•Of course a man has to work hard railroad operatives.
serious songs.
I the project since they launched into td to be carrled out in Umatilla
sacker, was called out by Umpire to get ahead here. I guess that Is
Zrnich met his death as a result IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
Every nationality has produced Its] the business.
county.
Matot for hitting the ball when he true anywhere in the world. Then of a bulIet wound> sustained in the
own characteristic music that bears.
Mr. Clark believes in having good! “The land settlement program
STATE OF OREGON FOR
had
one foot out of the batsman’s he has to use his head. Some men top of tbe head’ He was found early
the unmistakable stamp of the peo- pasture and plenty of it for his launched by the Pendleton Commer­
UMATILLA C0UNY.
box. Lower’s hit
scored two men work from early in the morning Un- Saturday m°rnlng lying near a pile
cial association is not a land sell­
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane, pie that created it, Mrs. W. L, Hamm cows. In common with other dairy-
on bases, but when Lower was called til i q o’clock at night and still fail ot tles by B section hnnd. The body
ing movement," L. H. Hamley.
pointed
out
in
a
brief
paper.
Many],men,
he
has
some
sweet
clover
pas-
a corporation, Plaintiff
out.
the scores failed to count in 'to make a go of their farming. They wa® 81111 warm- Tw<> «nen answer-
songs that have become immortal ] ture. He rotates his herd on this chairman of the committee, explain­
vs.
the game’s score, which, because it I uon't use their heads.
I ln< tbe description of the dead man
ed at the luncheon. "Our chief pur.
Ernest Stricker, a bachelor; Stanfield deal with love of home, and all o f : pasture, alfalfa and some blue grass,
'as forfeited, will go down in league
«j think a man should buy what and tbe suspected murderer had been
pose lg to get accurate Information
them
are
clean
and
beautiful.
A
When
the
term
farmer
is
applied
National Farm Loan Association, a
about land ln all parts of th«
records a» a 9 to 0 victory for the he can pay for, and what he can't af- 8een durln£ the night. The suspect
corporation, and Inland Irrigation vast majority of the songs that have, t0 Mr. Clark, it does not mean that
county that is available for new set­
locals.
I ford to buy he should not buy. In ele breakfast at the section house
Company Inc., a corporation, De­ become classics in the United States: he does the executive end of the Job
Keogh, the highly touted twirler tarming there is no use half doing not iar irom tbe 8cer,e of the mur-
were
written
for
the
stage,
she
she; and leaves the actual labor to his tlers and to pass this information on
fendants.
for the Boardman nine, had an off the Job. I’d rather have two acres der- and tben cut acro3s country
stated.
son, because Mr. Clark is very so lt will reach prospective settler«.
SUMMONS
day In the box. The Irrigators got ot any given crop and take care of toward the highway.
“The trip we made this morning
Miss
Ruth
Seyler,
Mn
Har-
J.
D.
actively in the harness. He does
Equity No. 4206.
to him for five bingles in the first lt rlght than to have 10 acres and d0
Zrnlch bad worked at La Grande
rah, Dr. F. V. Prime, Mrs. Roy hls share of the milking on the place,lover the pro> ct to farm8 of dlff«PBn‘
To Ernest Stricker, the abovo
inning, though two of them were half a Job of farming it. Last year we UItt11 a lew days before his death,
Paulu. Enos Martin and M
Mise
iSB Wat delivers the cream from the ranch to klnds and 8,zea was a revelation to
hits only by virtue of ivory work on had two acres of potatoes on our
wa8 881,1 to bave been about 65 named defendant.
son were the soloists on the program, town, and does his share of the, e’ I ve been ln Hermiston many
In the Name of the State of Ore­ The girls' glee club of the
times and know a good many people
the part of the Boardman defense. pjace, and they made us some nice years old’ Hls companion was a
high other chores that have to be done.
Two scores were run in by the locals .money. We always raise all the y°unKer man. The two were seen gon: You are hereby required to school also sang two numbers, and
For 66 years he has been active here, but today’s trip taught me
in the first, and they added three garden truck we need, put up meat Frlday nl8ht at Rleth and then later appear and answer the complaint In a quartet composed of Hiatt. Prime,! In Freemasonry and is known loc- more about the project than I have
more in the second.
aad Jard> fruit and vegetables. Then Mt Umatilla. A gold watch, ring the above entitled suit within six Hamm and Watson sang a couple of ally as an authority on the history ever known before.”
The visitors failed to make head- We milk a few cows, never very many, and some money are thought to have weeks from the first publication of numbers, and also sang effectively ] of the organization.
Supplementing the talk by Mr.
way in the first and second inning, and we have a small flock of chick- been taken from the dead man after this summons and you will take not­ in accompaniment for Miss Seyler
Hls place was visited by a delegn Hamley, George C. Baer, secretary of
ice that if you fail to appear and and again for Mr. Martin on his i tion from Pendleton and Hermiston the P®nd<eton association, explained
but in the third on a single by W ag-' ens Milk, cream butter, more than the murder.
The sheriff’s office was called answer or plead within that time numbers.
ner, a double by Lower and a single enough eggs to supply our wants and
] |ast Tuesday to see the Jersey herd that present plans in land settlement
by Bass they put over a couple of j a few chickens to eat whenever we shortly after discovery of the body, that the plaintiff for want thereof
call for co-operative effort with the
A minuet dance, given by four on the ranch.
markers. Neither side scored in want them make the actual cost of and the sheriff’s car, preceded by a will apply to the above entitled pupils of Mrs. F. D. Callahan, won j
Portland Chamber of Commerce and
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the fourth, and in the fifth the Ir- living mighty low at our house. That state traffic department car, passed Court for the relief prayed for in its the audience. Accompanists were PUPTT.S OF SEVENTH AND
the Oregon State Chamber of Com­
irigators made their total 6 when Snakes our big crops count up pretty through Hermiston early Saturday complaint herein towit: For Judg­ Miss Thoma, Margaret Waterman,
merce. These bodies are both closely
EIGHTH GRADES ENTERTAIN in touch with the railroads which
Mittiesdorf came in from third on I fast when we get the mony in after .morning at a rate of speed estimat­ ment and decree against the defend­ Mrs. Harry Watson and Mrs. Mc­
ed by local people at from 50 to 70 ant Ernest Stricker, a bachelor, and Farland of Umatilla.
Keogh’s balk in the box.
¡selling them.
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„ , have been spending vast sums to
In the sixth Boardman did quite a| ..Thi8 ls a good country. Some- miles an hour. Coroner Kavanaugh Stanfield National Farm Loan Asso­
The program was arranged by the DanCM’ A FaK!e’ Pa»eant and Mu>1° advertise the northwest, and last
Presented In Program
few , things. Rands, first up, was tlmes you can bear farmer8 talk that and District Attoney Proebstel were ciation, a corporation and against club’s music committee of which Mrs.!
month 8,000 inquiries for land, re­
out, J. Todd to Hiatt. Keogh was bave the blues, but a„ tbe di8C0ur. ] also ° n the ground,
At School.
each of them for the sum of 865.00 Carl Voyen is chairman and Mrs. I
ceived by the railroads as a result of
hit by a pitched ball. Fortier sin -]aged farmer8 don’t live on Irrigated' 01e Arkus, special agent for the with interest thereon at the rate of Franklin a member.
their advertising campaigns, were
An audience that filled the high turned over to the Oregon bodies for
gled, but later was caught at the ]and. Go up Into the wheat coun-' railroad at Umatilla, was fired on by eight per cent per annum from the
school auditorium was pleased with follow up work.
plate. Spagle was safe on Smith’s ■ try. Along with a lot who have ° ne ° f tw0 men Saturday morning 10th day of January, 1926 and the
right represented by 26.67 shares
a program which was Jointly pre­
•rror, and Macomber was hit by a niade money and kept a chunk of it abou- 2 o’clock. The man that fired further sum of 81923.96 with in­
"We can't deal with the Portland
of the capital stock of the Fur­
sented by the pulls of the seventh or Oregon chgmbers except through
pitched ball. Wagner got on and a man can flnd otbers who bave not the shot is the man suspected of the terest thereon at the rate of 5 1-2
nish Ditch Company, excepting
and eighth grades last Friday eve­ a county wide organisation,” Mr.
Broom was hit by pitched bail which been successful.
¡tmurder. Descriptions of the wanted per cent per annum since the 10th
right of way of United States Re­
ning. Dances, a farce and a pag­ Baer said, "and we plan to have ail
forced a run. Lower then came to
..,n my opinloni 8UCCess or failure man bave be8n broadtaeted over the day of January, 1926 and for any sum
clamation Service Feed Canal
eant were numbers on the program sections of the county represented
bat. stepped up. clouted one on the ln thlg farming business depends ae *tate, and officers are making every or sums paid by plaintiff for de­
Over and acWss said premises,
which was presented under the dir­ on a committee of 20 or 25. We can
nose for a double and was ruled Wucb or more oa the lnd|vidual,ieffort to apprehend him.
linquent taxes due and owing on the
all situated in Umatilla County,
ection of Matilda Dalltnger and Mr. then get listings and have an ap­
out for hitting while one foot waa■ ratber than oft the country in which
land hereinafter described, together
State of Oregon.
out of the box.
with Interest, thereon at the rate of and that the proceeds from the sale Bensel, teachers of the two grades. praisal made'on the land listed by
he may happen to live. I don't know
Adventists Flan Conference
The eighth grade had two num­ a competent board of appraisal. Af­
Then baseball took qjeep mediclhe of any betterr place, everything con­
Local members of the Seventh eight per cent per annum from the thereof be applied to the payment of
bers. One was a gypsy dance by Max­ ter this is done, the Portland and
while rag chewing took the center sidered, than this Hermiston coun­ Day Adventists church have receiv date of such payment and for the
plaintiff’s Judgment in the amounts
of the stage and most o( the dia­ try."
I. . ed informtion of plans for the quad­ further sum of 86.50 with interest aforesaid and for a further decree ine Avery. The other was a farce, Oregon cambers will lend their aid
mond. Umpire Matot waited for
The farmer who uttered the above rennial session of the general con- thereon at the rate of eight per forever barring and foreclosing all "The Obstinate Family.” Members of in reaching settlers.
the cast included Shirley Brownson,
several minutes and finally declared was not giving, an Interview. He ] ference of the denomination which cent per annum from the 31st day of
"It is probable that a considerable
of the defendants in the above en­
the game forfeited to Hermiston.
was visiting and talked ln response' will be held May 27 to June 14. March, 1926 and for the further sum titled suit of any and all right, title Jape Warner, Marian Henderson, time will elapse before we begin
Rodney Davis, Albert Kennings and getting results. The Pendleton Com­
Following is the rule from Spald­ to one leading question and a num-1 Rev. E. F. Peterson of Spokane, presi- of 8150 attorneys fees and for plain­
claim or interest in and to the
Billy Felthouse.
ing’s official rules under which ber of others that followed during: dent of the Upper Columbia confer- tiff’s costs and disbursements in this
mercial association ls interested in
premises in said mortgage and nere-
The seventh grade pupils danced the work and would like to see lt
Lower was declared out:
the course of the conversation. He ence, will represent the district of suit, less the sumof 8100 stock sub­ inabove described; and for such
the Virginia reel. "A Health Pag­ bear fruit.”
‘‘An Illegally batted ball is a ball plight have been one of a score or which Hermiston ls a part. Wm. G. scription; and for a further decree
other relief that equity in the mat­
eant” in five acts depicting some of
batted by the bataman when either more of farmers living ln the imme­ Weeterhout of Pendleton will also that the mortgage in plaintiff’s ter may require.
James Johns, C. H. Marsh and Fred
the requirements that must be met Bennion, other members of tbe com­
or both of his feet are upon the diate vicinity of Hermiston.
attend from this district. So far as complaint described, which said
This summons is published pursu-
ground outside of the lines of the
It so happened that the farmer known there w ill be no representa­ nnertgage was recorded in the office ant to the order of the Honorable Gll- in winning health was presented. mittee. also spoke briefly. J. M.
batsman's position. If the batsman, was George Strohm.
of the County Recorder of Umatilla bert W. Phelps, Judge of the above: ^ ajryl. Br° ^ nB° n and Harold P8Ugh Biggs stated that he had come
tives attend from Hermiston.
with either of his feet out of the
County, State of Oregon, on the 20th entitled Court, duly made and enter­ had the principal parts ln the pag­ In contact with the secretary of the
batsman’s box, hits the ball in any
day of July, 1922 ln Book 76 of the ed on the 10th day of May, 1326 eant with practically all of the state land settlement committee and
Trees Are Inspected
way it ls an Illegally batted ball,
G. R. Hyslop and A. L. Peck, mem­ Mortgage Records of said County at directing that publication herein he imembers of the class appearing. A that he was convinced co-operation
in former days called a foul strike,
bers of the advisory committee to page 260 thereof, be foreclosed and made once a week for a period of six flower drill was given.
I ehould be given ln an effort to at-
and the batsman is out. Frequently j
"Four Dixie Dancers" was a num- tract settlers,
the state highway commission on that the premises therein described weeks consecutively in the Hermis­
Illegally batted balls escape the at
The Pendleton delegates arrived
highway tree planting, accompanied to-wit:
ton Herald and the first publication ber In which Enos Martin. Wesley
tentlon of the umpire, although it is]
i„ ~ j .
. Blessing, Mervyn Evans and Bryce in Hermiston early Tuesday morn­
The North Half of the North­
by Sam Boardman who has charge
herein is made to said order on the „ . .
,
not all hls fault. The batter ln re-,
13t day of May, 1926
i Robinson
appeared. The
"Star ing, and a committee consisting of
east Quarter of the Northwest
of the field work, visited this sec­
cent years tends to keep himself in
_
'Spangled oau..e.
Banner” was pi.scuwu
presented in
J. B. RYAN.
. . . , p B Swayze, w . j Warner and H.
Quarter and the Southwest Quar­
tion Saturday. They spent some time
motion while at bat and often does
Postoffice address, Spokane Wash- pantotnlnie wlth Hazel Peugh, Bar- T Fraser went with the visitor» to
ter of the Northeast Quarter of
at the experiment station going over
not set himself with a foot brace, de- Rating of “A” is Given by State tbe | ree nurgery there and consider­
ington.
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j ba,’a Root and Emogene Paul ap- ,fttrm8 over, the project. Several
the Northwest Quarter of Sec­
pending upon a free swing to meet
Board as Result of Testing
RALEY, RALEY & STEIWER AND pearlng’ The singing of the national | Ktopg were madp at farms of dlffer-
tion Nine, all in Township Four,
ing the best trees for planting
the ball. The penalty for an il­
H. J. WARNER. Postoffice ad- !anthem by tbe a,,dlcnce was led byjent lypc8 and a drive over land In
North of Range Twenty-nine,
| from The Dalles east. The station
of Sample.
legally batted bail is ‘out? Section
members of the seventh grade.
East of the Willamette Merid­
i ls growing about 7000 trees for plant-
the Westland district was taken.
dress, Pendleton, Oregon.
d. Rule 61.”
i
ian, including a certain water
. ing on the highway next year.
Some of the farms where stops
(36-7tc)
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Box score and summary:
That Hermiston’s water supply is
were made included A. W. Agnew’s,
Hermiston
AB R H PO A E about as nearly perfect as it could
the Buhman place, O. R. Robinson’s
Smith, ss ...
. . 8 1 2 1 1 2 be wag the Information given in a
place, G. Lee Clark, owner of a high
..2
1 1 8 0 0 report of a test of the water made
producing Jersey herd, Charles Unke,
J. Todd. 3rd. . . 3 1 1 1 2 2 by the state health department which
P. P. Sullivan, George Strohm and
..3
1 2 1 0 0 was received Tuesday.
the F and J. Fowler chicken ranch.
MJhlesdorf, if . . 3 1 1 0 0 0, The report showed a bacteria count
0
0
.3 0
1 0
of only five, and the rating given the
Special Services Planned at Theater
f . Wilbur Here Next Week
0 4 2 0 water was "A?’ A bacteria count
..S O
In Morning on Sunday,
I R p - , w l,b '-r’ “
nt J ° un,y
.2 1
0 0 3 li of 200 is considered very good, and
Woodard, p
6
J
ag-nnt. who divider hi» time between
.1 0
0 2 0 0 water would have a classification of
May 30.
west end and the east end of the
good if a 200 count had been found.
-
county, will he In Hennleton next
8
.23 6 8 17
6
The test showed that the city
Homage will be paid in Hermiston we,>k H,> wiu do w,ra* work on
Boardman-
water had no colon bacillus in it.
to «he memory of the war dead on! cow‘ testing, meet with the dairy
1 1 0 1 0 The colon bacillus 1 b usually consid­
Lower, 3rd .. . . 3
Sunday, May 30, Memorial day, ac herd record k eping club, and check
Bass, 2nd _
. 3 0 2 1 1 1 ered to be a playmate of the germ
cording to a decision made by Her- "P ",’me awr''' rlr,v,'r Pf",,” rB derao"’
Rands, c __
. 3 0 0 3 1 1. that causes typhoid fever, and the
mlston
poet of the American Legion tratlons. in addition to some other
1
0
Keogh, p _____ _ . 2 1 0 2
excellent test and the fact that no
at a regular meeting last Thursda ri work.
.3 0
1 7 1 0| colon was found gratified city offic­
Fortier, 1st
nfght.
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0 2 0 0 ials.
Spagle. rf .
.3 1
All the details of the pnrigkam ,
Birthday Party Given
. 2 0 0 0 1 0! ”1 doubt whether there is a city in
have not been arranged, but plans} Last Saturday afternoon Barbara
Wagner, ef
. 3 1 1 0 0 o 1 the country that can show as fine a
for observance of the day call for] Reid was honored with a birthday
Ferguson, ss
..1 0
0 0 2 o! test as that,” H. A. Pankow, city
special services at the theater in Party which was given by Mrs. E. P.
Broom, as .
1 0 0 0 0 0 'bnarshall declared. Mayor Prime
the morning. A committee has been Dodd and Mrs. W. J. Warner at the
---------------------------- 'also expressed delight over the re-
appointed to secure a speaker, and Werner home. About 12 little girls
Total ----------- 24 4 5 15 8 3 suits of the test
some special mualc will mark the were Invited, and games were played
Left on bases, Herenieton 4, Board-
during the afternoon.
services.
man 5; wild pitches, Keogh; first
Straw Vote Taken
Following the program at the
base on errors, Hermiston 2, Board-
A straw vote to ascertain the
theatre services will be held at the
Club Meets Tuesday
man 8; two base hits, J. Todd, Low­
choice of voters among the candl-
The last meeting of the year for
cemetpry where the graves of veter-
er; «truck ont, by Woodward 8. by
„
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dates for the republican nomination
ana of all wars will be decorated, th*? Hermiston Community club will
Keogh 8; prnwed ball. Rands; hit_by for Un|t, d g u t „ genatOr
Members of the local Legion post be held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
pitcher. Woodward 3. Umpires, Ma
in Hermiston this morning. Thirty;
will
march from the ¿heater to the at the library. Officers will be
tot and Sharrard. Scorer, Warner.
minutes was spent at the task. Every:
corner of Main and Fourth and elected, and a report wilt be made of
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! place of business on Main street waa
from there will take cars to the the convention at I-a Grande. A
Rooming House Leased
visited. except thane store» where
cemetery.
home economica program wil also ba
Mrs. William Klnning has leased.democrats held forth, and every per.!
I
given.
the rooming house on the went sid e|aon met on tbe 8trM{( w8s asked to'
I A Stelwer for Benator meeting
which was owned and conducted by.rote. The result was as follows
Mrs, A, S. Johnson Is ln Portland
will be held at Herntlston Saturday,
the late J. W. McDermed. She will Stelwer, 47; Stanfield. 7; Clark. 1;'
jlla y 16. at 7:30 P M. All at;, in- for a week’s visit with her sister sud
opnrato the business in the future-
Barrett, X.
jilted l<, be present. .
'oth»r relative*.
Bacteria Count
In City Water
S Count Shows
Legion Plans To
Observe Memorial
Day in Hermsston