The Hermiston herald., November 18, 1926, Image 1

The Herald Keep« Cloae to the Heart and Mind of the Umatilla Project.
WX M IED 1,000,000
LATIRO O R B TO W O O
FOB US OR FARMS OF
THE UMATILLA PROJECT
VOL. XXI
©te Wrmwimt Wralh
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1«, 1926
URIGATORS BfFCAT
Schilling Named WESTLAND TO HAVE
to Head Huntley
CONDON IN FOOTBALL Montana Project MORE WATER USERS
RACK AND HAMLIN PLACES
SOLD DURING PAST WEEK
rarv
HAVE TOU APPOINTED
YOURSELF A MEMBER
OF THE PBOJECT LAUD
SETTLEMENT COMMITTEE T
NO. 11
Golfers to Play
STATE CHAMBER IS
Tourney Here on
INCREASE AN FARMS Saturday-Sunday
SEEKING SETTLERS
USE OF FEED SHOWS
Two ranches changed hands the
first of this week, and in both cases
the buyers are planning to locate
here and to operate their places.
HARD FOUGHT GAME WON BY 26
Former Superintendent Here to As­ 1,000 ADDED ACRES TO BE IN
MANAGER IDE REPORTS FIELD
Frank Rack sold his 20 acre ranch. POULTRY CAUSE 0 J BIGGER LOT
TO 0 SCORE
Pilot Rock W ill Send a Four Man
CROP NEXT YEAR
Improved, to Dr. D. J. Gilliland of
OF GRAINS SOLD
sume N ew Duties About
MEN ARE BUSY
Portland. Dr. Gilliland Is a dentist
Team to Compete W ith
Local Machine Proves Superior Both
First of Year.
Canal Improvements About D one; and plans to build up a poultry busi­ The Farm Bureau Co-operative Sells
One Representative is Working In
Locals.
ness on his place.
On Offense and Defense and
Corn B It States and One In
System W ill Care for All
H. M. Schilling, superintendent of
$4,000 More in October This
J. D. Hamlin of Eugene sold his
the Umatilla project until the opera­
Yakima Valley,
Gets Four Markers.
10
acre
place
to
J.
A.
Arnberg
of
Land, Messner Says
Year Than Last
I Two invasions of Hermiston will
tion of the works was taken over by
Pilot Rock. Both deals were made
be made this week end. The tnvaa-
the districts within the project, has
A trip here to make a personal ln-
by J. M. Biggs.
The increase In the number
In a hard fought football game been tendered and has accepted the
liens
IL H fl will
W i l l be
lit* I friendly,
r l C I i u i y , I however,
l O W t i V t " , * and:
I l(l u n u r t k in
ru u / a n d X .
Orders already placed by land
chickens and othsr kinds of poultry wiii be n,ade hv fo llo w e r * o f th e P W‘ f ™ an * d tT e l° P ed la n d
plryed here Saturday afternoon Her-
position of superintendent of the owners in the W estlind Irrigation
„ ( .V, IT
“ by followers of the guitabie
for
..
suitable
for
settlement aciiviii««
activities . was
lui.-ton overcame the Condon team’s Huntley project In Montana. The district for water In 1927 Indicate RED CROSS HOLDS ROLL
on farms of the Umatilla project Is ,.ame of gol, wben , wo teaniB rfpre.
made
this
week
by
W.
O.
Ide,
man*
being reflected in the volume o f;gentlng p|lot Rock wlll
bere to
stubborn resistance and chalked up acceptance of the new position
that at least 4500 acres will be at
CALL DURING THIS WEEK
business done by the Hermiston Farm ;tiy tbelr gki„ agBin8t two Hermls- agerxof the land settlement work of
a victory by the comfortable margin clogPd ,agl Saturday and Mr Schll,_ work in the district during the first
the Oregbn Chamber of Commerce.
of 26 to 0. Four touchdowns and p ng je(t TUe8day mgbt to go to Mon- 15'<’ar that water Is available from Mc- No Canvass W ill be Made Here But Bureau Co-up»'rative. according to : ton teams.
With local men he went over the
Sidney Barnard, manager.
two points converted were scored by tana and lngpect tbe project wBb the KaV reservoir, according to J. W.
One team of four visitors will be ianila »n
*«,
Mrs. Biddy and her family lik e! here Saturday afternoon The per_ laDda *" the ' Ve8t,al‘d d,itrlct *
Coach Higbee’s proteges in nailing present superintendent.
Membership Can Be
Messner, manager of the district.
see
them
at
first
hand
so
he
could
the flag of victory on their goal
plenty of feed and must have enough
of the yisting teanl wU, be
A considerable acreage has been
Hts present plans are to return to
Volunteered.
to keep them going at a profit, and : Dr. gmlth, c . A Cooper, Ouy
and have a clear idea of what thia dis­
p03ts "
I Hermiston and remain here until the tilled every season, even during the
trict has to offer prospective new
the
growth
shown
by
the
poultry
Rev.
j.
g
Van
Winkle.
Sunday’s
The Irrigators deserved to win by construct,on work on the M and G time when there was not sufficient
Oregon settlers.
virtue of clear superiority on both , line8 ig comprefedi probably
The annual roll call of 'the Red feed business Indicates that poultry | teani of vlgltor8 wln | nelude j. T.
water to do justice to crops. All of
Prospects for success In settling
offense and defense. They niade I time early In December. He will that land will take a full quota of Cross tor membership is being held men are buying their supplies In ever ! ArneBon. Wm Glass. Harold Kester lands are better now than at any
¡and victor Brachcr.
yardage repeatedly against the Con-¡ then go wlth hlg fam„ y tQ the,r ngw water next spring. In addition there this week In Umatilla county, ac­ Increasing quantities.
time In the past, Mr. Ide told the
The daily cow comes in tor her
d-n eleven, both through the line and, bome
Play will be tor 18 holes on both members of the commercial club at
are a number of places that were de­ cording to a statement made by let­
i und the ends. In bucking the line j The Huntley pro)ect bag about 20 .
^hare
of
attention
on
the
feed
bill,
ter
by
Roy
W.
Rkner,
epunty
chair­
afternoous and will start at 1 o’clock the Tuesday luncheon. He express­
veloped several years ago which have
Hamman did most of the work. Tfc. 000 acreg under lrrigat)on and ig one not been farmed for two or three man, and Hermiston has been Invit­ and more cow feed is being sold this each day.
ed the opinion that the securing of
big toy showed plenty <* ability in j of tbe older proj6cts. It is about 20 years, and the owners of the places ed to remember the great organiza­ fall than ever before, Mr. Barnard
The two Hermiston teams have not "settlers here will depend very largely
said,
with
an
assurance
thet
the
win-
pie king the holes which the local tor- m„ eg eagt of Blllingg Mont.
tion.
yet been determined, but the select- on the sort of co-operation extended
will return to operate the ranches.
vara wall nearly always had prepar-1 The Huntley proJe<.t wl„ be the
“During the past year Umatilla ter months will show a new record I ion wlH be niade froni the high 8Cor. by local citizens.
The Mortgage Company tor Amer­
•
* - him when Mikesell at quarter ¡ flfth governnlent project wb)ch Mr ica, controlled by the Hypotheek county chapter of the American Red of volume for the co-operative.
Ing members on a basis of points
"We have had a man working in
In
October
this
year
total
sales
by
d a line buck play.
¡Schilling has managed. He man- bank of Spokane, has leveled and pre­ Cross has been operated on a pure­
over 36 holes of qualifying play, the Yakitna valley for the past three
hL lion’s share of the end sk irt-,aged the Newland„ projeet
Nev. pared 200 acres In the district for ly voluntary basis,” Mr. Rltner stat­ the organization amounted to ! H ,- lg olne iocai players liave not yet corn-
weeks to Interest farmers In that dis­
ng was done by Newell and K en-; ada the Mlnldoka
Idabo the aho. seeding to alfalfa In the spring, and ed in his letter, "with no paid work­ 075.76. as against »7,077 for Octo-! pleted thig play bul , boge who rae
trict in the Hermiston district,” Mr.
ntg;, both of whom had nice yard- ghone ,n Wyonilng tbe Umatllla
bar,
1925,
or
a
gain
of
»4,000
for
the
'
trying
to
make
the
teams
include
Dr.
there is a possibility that an addi­ ers. The chapter has paid off all in­
Ide said. "There are quite a num­
their credit. The Hermiston o regon
! ?«ars, William Roberts, Ralph Rich-
tional 100 acres will be prepared tor debtedness and has specialized in one month.
ber of farmers who are selling their
Last year the different types
e l to the best advantage; He cama here d gb t yearg agQ crops before planting time.
work for the ex-service man. Mrs.
i ards, C. A. Paul, Tom Campbell, W places there, particularly in the
ispayed this season, and Its Dur|ng tbe time he gerved ag gupgr,
fetd
were
not
segregated,
so
it
Is
w
FC
itbouse,
Dr
Prime,
The district comprises a little more G. E. Holt, who as Virginia Todd,
there
,l ty to charge into plays before| in<endent here approxlmBtely , 860i. than 10,000 acres, so the assurance during the World war did such ef­ not possible to ascertain just what Br0wn8on> Jame„ Toddi Curtig glm Sunnyside district. Land
brings a higher price than settlers
h y were well started finally re-j 000 was spent In construction on the that 4500 acres will be under culti­ fective work, has given her services proportion of October business in I ons, Shorty Matott, C. S. McNaught, have to pay for new land here, and
ted in the Condon team resort- ¡ Hermiston system and
, 2 50,- vation tor 1927 means that settle­ as secretary without compensation 1925 was tor Mrs. Bossy and her I Mr. Clark of Umatilla and A. H.
taxes there are surprisingly higher
to open field work and attempt-! , 000 and $300,000 on the West Ex- ment is going ahead very well.
and has assisted many ex-service men tribe and how much was for Mrs. I Norton.
than In the Hermiston country.
Biddy and her family.
ed passes in an effort to gain. A t; tengion gygtem Thg A cana, wag
in
the
application
for
insurance,
com­
The fall campaign of Improvement
"We have not had any tangible re>-
times their shift play had the locals ,]ot ,fned wben bg
b,g dut. on the canal and ditch dis­ pensation and hospitalization."
During the past October, however. RUNNING UNDER AXE CAUSES
sults
from the work In the Yakima
. uessing, but the visitors were not jeg ag 8Upertntendent.
Henry Hitt is chairman tor the the records were segregated and I <• - * - * - * - * - * . ^ . 4 .
tributing system Is rapidly nearing
valley yet, but I am expecting to se­
m. naclng with the exception of a
show
that
the
co-operative
mannfac-
p
A
y
ls
BABy
T0
SUFFER
CUT
Hermiston
district.
He
said
that
no
completion, Mr. Messner stated. The
cure gome settlers from there for the
short period in the flnal quarter.
CHECK 0 F S C A R L E ? F E V E R
low line system, comprising about formal canvass will be made herd for tured and mixed about 84,000
Hermiston
district.
pounds
especially
for
dairy
cows
and
Kennings showed speed in his open
eight miles of canals and several tonds but that voluntary membership
"Mr. Foster is In Iowa now Inter­
field running and did good work r
SOUGHT BY HEALTH BODY small ditches, were cleaned out where contributions of one dollar each will calves and 108,000 peunds for the THAT PIERCES HARD PALATE
viewing farmers with whom I have
poultry family. These totals Include
several times In running back the j
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such work was needed. Improve­ be welcomed. These memberships
been in correspondence tor from six
Little
Bobby
Davis,
small
son
of
ball on kicks. Newell showed class Reasons for Testing of Children To ment work was also done on parts inay be secured either at the First only special mashes and mixtures and
do not take into account straight Mr. and Mrs. S. I. Davis of west of months to two years. Four Hol­
in his capacity as a member of the
National
bank
or
at
H
itt’s.
of the main canal, and the old wood­
Ascertain Susceptibility Told
feeds, sdeh as barley, corn or wheat, Hermiston, was the victim of a ser­ lander families from one community
secondary defense, his hard tackling
en structure In the main canal was
a great volume of which is used by ious accident that, occurred Sunday are now on their way to Hermiston
spoiling yardage repeatedly tor the
By Dr. Sears.
replaced wltls concrete.
KYLE LONG GETS BUICK
fanners for feeding herds and flocks. on the ranch home. The baby ran with letters of introduction to Mr.
visitors.
"The system will be in excellent
The record of increase Is conslder- under an ax with which one of the Swayze, and I hope that you folks
For the visitors S. Fox at right end
FRANCHISE FOR COUNTY
The efforts being made by the condition to carry ws.ter to all of
3d particularly significant by Mr. ,,lder bo>’i' was »Putting kindling will be able to show them the sort of
and Silvey, former Hermistonlan, county and state health organizations the land in the district tor 1927,”
Kyle Long of Pendleton, for sev Barnard, due to the fact that In rht' ed8e ot the to°* caught the baby land they want.”
Were outstanding. Fox proved a ;in an effort to control a statewide Mr. Messner stated.
Oregon has not advertised hter
eral years dealer tor the Star and greater measure than ever before above the mouth, knocked out one
hard man tor runners to elude. G. epidemic of scarlet fever among
Durant cars, recently added to hit !ocal farmers are producing grain tooth and cut Into the hard palate. climate and products to the middle
Parsons who relieved Stockard at children are described by Dr. J. L.
The baby was brought to Dr. Sears w est, according to the findings made
left end tor the locals did damage re­ Sears, city health officer, In the fol FILLING OF COLD STRINGS
line the Buick agency. His sales feeds on their places. The wheat
for
medical attention and is making by the field man, Mr. Ide stated. At
acreage
Is
estimated
to
have
been
peatedly by throwing Condon backs lowing tatement:
RESERVOIR STARTED MONDAY rooms are in the Elks building. Hf
one place in Iowa at a public sale,
satisfactory progress.
much
larger
tor
1926
than
ever
be­
behind the line of scrimmage.
acquired
the
Buick
franchise
for
all
“What is this talk on scarlet fover
Mr. Foster secured permission to put
fore, and many farmers, particular­
The Irrigators pulled a bit of strat­ all about?"
of Umatlila county.
three
English wars'll ts snd three
ly
poultry
mea,
are
putting
out
a
LOCAL
MAN
HONORED
BY
Mr. Long has the dlstinctiun of
egy in winning their first touchdown.
Water from the Umatilla river was
“The health organizations of
prunes, all grown in Oregon, Into
With Condon's defense proving tough the county and state are putt­ turned into the feed canal for stor­ being the pioneer automobile deale, small patch of corn each season to
DENTAL SOCIETY BODY the lunches served before the auc­
and a touchdown in sight the locals ing forth an unusual effort to age in Cold Springs reservoir Mon­ in Pendleton from the point of view provide a part of the feed needed tor
tion started. After the crowd had
their
glocka.
assumed a formation tor a place kick. stop the rapidly spreading disease, day, according to officials of the jf continuous service In the commtin
Dr. F. V. Prime of Hermiston was discovered that Oregon produced wal­
ity. He has been selling cars fo>
An end run was used however, and scarlet fever. In Umatilla one death Hermiston Irrigation district.
honored by the Eastern Oregon Den nuts on a commercial scale the Ore­
The flow ’s not heavy as yet, the Past 20 years and has built ui NORMAN PENNACK CHANGES
the ball was carried across. In the occurred last week. Forty-seven
tai society by being elected president gon field man reported that he had
fourth quarter the concluding marker new cases were reported last week In about 90 second feet being carried at a wide acquaintance during thal
LOCATION OF HIS SHOP of the organization at the meeting a larger crowd around him than the
came when Mikesell Intercepted a the state of Oregon and 65 new cases present, but the flow Is continuous. time. The combined agencies give
held this week In La Grande. The auctioneer.
The gates were open for storage hint 25 different models to sell.
forward pass and ran through an this week. The county health or­
organization includes dentists all
Room
Formerly
Oceapied
by
John
open field for a touchdown. Follow­ ganization wants to test the children earlier this year than last. In the
over the eastern part of the state.
POULTRY HINTS FROM 0. A. C.
ing is the lineup:
fall
of
1925
storage
was
begun
on
KAISER
ELECTED
HEAD
OF
at a very small cost, to see who are
Schimke it New Home of
Di4. Prime attended the sessions
Condon: Cook, center; Davis and susceptible to the disease. The test December 9. The reservoir lacked
during the first four days of the
Water Is always necessary for the
COUNTY BEE ASSOCIATICI
Tire-Battery Shop.
Rose, guards; Baton and Walker, Is painless and absolutely safe. It only a few hundred acre feet of being
week and Is expected to return home fowls when they come off the
tackles; W. Fox and 8. Fox, ends; will not be compulsory. Everything full to capacity at the beginning of
roosts In the morning, when electric
Charles Kaiser was elected preal
Norman Pennock has moved the today.
Myers, quarter; Baker and Willo- Is optional. The question Is before the 1926 Irrigation season.
lights are used.
lent
of
the
Umatllla
County
Bee
equipment
and stock of hie tire shop
matt, halves; and Silvey, fullback, the parents.
Birds are frequently brought Into
teepers associaton at the annua! from his former location next door ASTORIA PUBLISHER HAS
substitutions, Goodwin and Bowers.
"Those who prove to be very sus­ SKINNER HOUSE PURCHASED
production by the use of a wet mash
neetlng of that body held In Hermls to the Hermiston Light & Power
Hermiston: Davis, center; Sv-arner ceptible shall be advised to be im­
BIG CRANBERRY ACREAGE fed In the hoppers In the same man­
:ompany to the room formerly occu­
BY DR..JRIM E FOR HOME ton Saturday evening.
and D. Swarner, guards; Neary and munized against scarlet fever. The
ner as the dry feed. A quart of
Other officers named Include R. C lted by John Schlmke. Mr. Schlmke
Barnhart, tackles; McKenzie and health organization wants permission
The Dellmoor Cranberry company fish meal or meat meal to every 100
Mitchell,
Boardman,
vice-president;
tas
discontinued
his
battery
shop
and Stockard, ends; Mikesell, quar­ to test your child; then if shown to
A realty deal of more than ordln W. G. Rodda, Hermiston, secretary.
ind has not yet completed his plans the largest growers of cranberries birds is mixed in the mash.
ter; Newell and Kennigs, halves; be very susceptible to scarlet fever e.ry Interest was consummated dur­
in the northwest, are experlment-
Poultrymen who understand proper
The
county
organization
will
havt
'or
the future.
Hamman, fullback.
Substitutions, you will be advised to have him vac­ ing the past week whereby owner:
Mr' pentiock Is conducting both a ' ing ,h,fl year on 8e,,ln« dir,!Ct t0 the feeding and management do not use
i
delegation
In
attendance
at
th>
Upham tor Swarner; G. Parsons tor cinated.
of the C. H. Skinner house disposer neetlng of the state assoclatior -ire vulcanizing and sales business | c"8tomer> cuttlng out to a certain tonics or dopes on their flocks.
Stockard; Gordon tor Kennigs; Dyer
"There is nothing compulsory. By of It to Dr. F. V. Prime.
extent the middleman. Whether It
Birds tor the Thanksgiving mar­
which Is to be held at Dallas, Decern md is also doing battqry work.
for Hamman.
I these scientific measures, advised by
can be worked out or not remains ket are fattened quickly by heavy
It Is understood that Dr. Prime jer 2, 3, and 4. W. G. Rodda h
Referee, Bill Warner; umpire, Ix>- yOur
health
organization, the will make some Improvements in the president of the state association.
Tom and Lon Wilson are construct- to be seen, but J. S. Dellinger, pub­ corn feeding. A wet mash consist­
gan Todd.
spread of scarlet fever can be stopp­ property and then occupy it.
The Hermiston Commercial clul ng a large two-car garage on the lisher of the Morning Astorian and ing of 60 per cent ground corn, 40
ed.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Skinner recent­ recently extended an Invitation t< Tom Wilson ranch In Columbia. owner of Dellmoor, is a firm believer per cent shorts and enough butter­
"If proper measures were carried ly went to Moscow, Idaho, where they the state body to hold its 1927 con Other Improvements are planned on in getting the products of the laud to milk to make a batter is used.
ADULTERATION OF FOODS
out there should not be epidemics are making their home.
the consumer at as low a price as
Turkeys are not confined for the
/ention here.
the Tom Wilson ranch.
WITH CORN SYRUP FOUGHT of smallpox, diphtheria or scarlet
possible, thereby Increasing con­ fattening period.
—
I fever. It’s up to the people. The
sumption, and hopes to work It out
Poultry dressed tor storage Is dry
Bee Men Up in Anns Over Senate health organizations are doing all
; on this line.
picked.
they ran for you.”
Cranberries this year, on account
Alfalfa leaves and blossoms are
B ill 481 and Seek Defeat
; of such a large surplus of other fruit, used as green feed when kale and
j are selling at the lowest figure In j root crops cannot be obtained.
FRED BROWN OPENS HIS
Of Measure.
‘ ten years, the price of a bushel of ' Poultry producing market eggs are
NEW STORE IN PENDLETON
cranberries delivered from Dellmoor ; f,,d 1 to 2 pounds of green feed
Senate bill No. 481 which would
m arsh to any place In Oregon and j',|a|iy for every 100 birds. Breeding
permit corn sugar to be oped t o ' Fred H. Brown, tor several years
Washington is »4. However, the In-i poiiltry are fed all the green feed
Sweeten foods without that fact be- . manager of the Hanscom Jewelry
I dustry is in fair shape. In fact, at ’ they will consume.
Ing noted on the labels of the pack- store In Pendleton, has Just opened
present prices there is a profit left j Breeding hens are forced Into a
age has drawn fire from bee keepers bjs Own store in .th e location for-
to the grower where the production 1 re8tlng period near the last of Nov-
the country over, and local bee merly occupied by Hanscom’s at 817
is on a large scale.
1 ember and kept out of production
keepers at a meeting held Saturday Main street. The store was remodel-
The Dellmoor cranberry marshes until January. This Is accomplished
nlght went on record against the ed and re-arranged before Mr. Brown
! located In the northwest corner of by taking away the protein feeds and
measure.
bejd b|„ forma| opening.
the state, can be designated as one feeding largely oat: with mill run.
A bill was Introduced In the house
The stock of goods Is entirely new,
of the show places of Oregon. There! Oregon p> iltrymtu are: ordering
last spring to permit such action. and an attractive plan of displaying
are 40 acres planted to the red ber- ! their baby hick:-, now, coins hatcher-
Bee keepers protested, and honey was j baa been worked out by Mr. Brown.
rles, 30 acres of which are now In 1 les being already pretty well sold
eliminated as a product that could
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toll bearing. It takes five years to ont.
be adulterated, but the bill In a mod- ; Oregon Agricultural College, Cor-
An increase in grain and a ds-
bring a marsh into full bearing. This
lfted form passed the houste. Its vaBb,
18— Nancy McNaught of
year the crop harvested at Dellmoor crea :e in mash prevents molting,
2?.
I>a™a6* was temporarily blocked In Hermiston is a member of the freoh-
was over 9000 bushels, about a train which is likely to come If production
the senate, but the bill will be up man co-ed volley ball tenm. Volley
load of berries. The banner acre of the flock is kept above 60 per cent.
for consideration again soon.
I baB |8 one Of the major sports con-
OnH half pound of salt Is mixed
yielded 760 bushels. Four acres on
Local bee keepers Interpret tbe s^cted by the woman's athletic aseo-
the project gave a net return of with 100 pounds of n.aah In every
legislation as being the entering ciat|on. Participation In more than
i 2634 bushels. This was on a section third batch.
wedge toward breaking down the bajj of tbe RameB in which the
'of the marsh over 12 years old.
1
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pure food act. If such legislation class plays entitles each player to
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The most Injurious cutworms In
can be enacted now. later it may be ]oq points toward membership Into
• Interplanting o t Ettersburg 121 Oregon spend the winter as Immnt-
poosible to go farther and endanger w A A and toward , he orange "O’
! Strawberries with other varieties tort caterpillars In the soil, ’ays ths
not only the extracted honey bust- flWeater awarded to women parn|l|g
I for pollination has bten found In-1 expeiiment station. They are pres-
nem but other industries as well, j 1000 po,BU
c|ag, alhleUca Mteg
j effective by Oregon growers as w elljent In the spring and all set for a
according to the bee men.
McNaught la a freshman In coro-
: as by the state college. Nearly all ! foray on the new crops as soon as
merce.
* commercial plantings of this variety : the plants push their tops through
The M. E. Ladleb Aid will held a
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fh a te been Interplanted at one time 1 the aoll. All that cannot be des-
I
'
-9
cooked food sale at tbe Hermiston j Although Canada has a fifth of the
jor another to get them to bear fruit jtroyed by burning or burying
Market on Saturday afternoon. Nor. population of Great Britain, It has
: en the terminal blnsslm. Potion plant remnants under which they
J*. The next all day sewing will be ¡a million telephones, which la only
' from other varieties proved np more hide, are best dealt with by poisoned
on Friday, November 26, on account about fifty thousand leas than the
¡efftctlve than, pollen of Its own v sr -! bfan. R eaults
are Inexpensive,
pf Thanksgiving.
, whole of Great Britain,
i lety.
¡quick and sure.
T h e F a ll F lu r r y
wo