The Hermiston herald., November 25, 1926, Image 1

The Harald Keeps Cfoeb to the Heart hud Mind of the Umatilla Project.
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THE YJMATOXA PROJECT
VOL. XXI
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25. 1926
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JOHNS SUGGESTS A
CANNERY FOR CITY
HAVE TOU APPOINTED
YOURSELF A MEMBER
'F THE PROJECT LAND
TLEM ENT COMMITTEE Î
-HOW OLD IS A N G , AND W HEN
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tS HIS TAIL BROKEN OR DOUBLE
TOINTED” QUESTIONS IN
COURT
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TURKEY CROP AROUT
3,000 THIS YEAR
COUNTY AGENT TO BE HONOR
GUEST FRIDAY AT COLUMBIA
Farm Bureau W ill Elect O fficen and
Welcome W alter Holt
NO. 12
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HERMISTON WILL
OBSERVE HOLIDAY
CRUELTY
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OF CHINESE
DRAWS
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SHUDDER FROM AMERICAN WHO
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WATCHES
PUBLIC
EXECUTION
I GO-OPERATIVE HAS
BIG YEAR IN 1926
How Is It possible to tell whether
At Meeting.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES SHOULD a Plfi's tall is broken, or whether It PROJECT’S SUPPLY LESS THAN
FOOTBALL GAME TO BE PLATED
University of Oregon, Eugene, Nov SALES SHOW MORE THAN 50 PER
may be double Pointed?
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, 24— The Chinese are the cruelest and !
BE SAVED HE SAYS
LAST YEAR
THIS MORNING
most heartless of people and have no
CENT INCREASE
How can the age of a pig, youth-
The Farm Bureau will elect offic­
. ful or adult, be ascertained with a
ers for the coming year at a meeting
: pity for any one, not even members
Pendleton Man Urges Founding °f degree of accuracy?
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Breeding Flocks to be fo u rth Larger to be held Friday night at 8 o'clock Union Services at Methodist Church of their own race, believes Lteuten Volume of Business for Fiscal Year
These are two of Beveral problems
at Columbia school.
! ant G eorge Herbert, form erly of ¡
P lan t Here to Gina New
In 1927, Gilbert Smith
W ill Be Held This E vtuing
Almost $16,000, Annual
about plgology that developed last
Following the election and busi­
Baker, assistant profesor of military
Market Outlet.
! Friday when the replevin action
ness session, a reception to Walter
Says
science at the university, after wit- i
A t 7:30. '
Report Shows.
1
; brought by Peter Norquist against
Holt, new county agent for Umatilla
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' nessing a Chinese execution. Lieut.
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A small cannery to turn the sur- H. J. Stillings to secure possession of
Herbert, who spent three years in ; A gain of more than 50 per cent
Sales of turkeys in the Hermiston county, will be tendered by the or­
phis of fruit and vegetables produc-: a pig of disputed ownership was held district, already made for the ganization.
an sg ving will be observed by chlUa, was transferred to the local' in volume of sales over the previous
j yea|..s ©©©„©j wag made by the Farm
ed on the Umatilla project Into con- In the court of J. S. West, justice of Thanksgiving trade, or In prospect
Present plans are to have a spec­ Hermiston residents today in a num-i R o T o this fa„
centrated products is advocateed by the peace.
ere will be a football
¡n describing the execution, Lieut. | Bureau Cooperative of Hermiston for
| for the Christmas season, will run ial program for this part of the eve­ ei o ways.
James
Johns,
business man' , The trial was before a jury, and . j ___ this year than a year ago ac- ning's activities. The Commercial
1 oc.ock this morning on Herbert said that four Chinamen, re- the fiscal year ending October 31»
.
.
. Pendleon
.
who has always evinced a lively in -, after deliberating over the evidence cordlng to the estimate by Cilbert club was invited Tuesday to have a 1 e ota gridiron between Wasco and presenting themselves as members of 1926, according to the annual report
terest In the welfare of this irrigat- presented the Jury awarded custody Smlth. iocai p ow er aad buyei
military forces, tried to steal a of the concern that was made to the
speaker present to represent it at the i e rr gators. Ai 7.30 tonight un-
■ed district. Whether the cannery of the porker to Mr. Norquist.
on serv ces under the auspices of the j cart They were sentenced to pun- board of directors at the annual
A short carload shipment was made reception.
Protestant churches will be held. J ,8blnent tbe next mornlng.
should be privately or publicly own-' Trial of the ease excited a great laat Friday to the Portland market
meeting held Saturday night.
The usual number of family dinners
ed and operated and how large it deal of Interest In the community, by Mr. Smith, 1400 dressed birds in METHODIST MEN OF STATE
The fiscal year just closed shows a
"The men were paraded in carts
in celebration of the holiday will b e ,on whlch was a placard announclng sales volume of 3115.990.30, aceord­
should be Mr. Johns does not attempt R. I. Keator of Pendleton represented crates being Included in the lot. He
TO MEET SOON IN PORTLAND
to specify, but he does believe that the plaintiff, and W. J. Warner of took an additional 105 birds down
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that they were atrocious criminals lng to the report submitted to the
the business should be a good one.
Hermiston represented Mr. Stillings. by truck Saturday. The total out­
The football team Is all primed fo r. who-were to b© executed at 10 o'clock board by Sidney Barnard, secretary
tbe niornlng. showing absolute­ and manager. This compared with a
"It came to m attention recently,” This Is the second court session held side sales for the Thanksgiving trade Noted Speakers are on Program For the hardest game of its season. |
Wasco’s goal line has not been cross­ ly no emotion, the convicted men total sales volume of 375,704.25 for
said he, “that a Pendleton family in which the pig was the center of ar- this year has amounted to about 1800
Sessions December
ed yet this season, and the Wasco acted as if the whole affair was a the year that ended October 31, 1925,
bought some fine Concord grapes In gunient. The first Inning came when birds, according to his estimate. He
team has piled up a total of more mere joke,” Lieut. Herbert said.
the Vcrmiston country this fall, pay-1 a hearing was held in the case of the expressed the opinion that an addi­
9 and 10.
or a gain of a little more than 340,-
than 200 points against its various
tug for them the sum of 32.45. The state against Mr. Norquist on a tional 1000 turkeys will be*.shipp­
After the parade, they were taken 000.
opponents, gome of which have been to the execution stand in the center
grapes were reduced to sweetenedi charge of larceny of the pig. Mr, ed durlng-the Christmas season.
The cost of goods sold amounted to
Portland, Oregon, November 25— strong aggregations. Coach Higbee’s of
the cUy Tbey wgre forced to 3113,452.31, which left a gross profit
crape juice and murmalade.
Stillings was the complaining wit-
The number of turkeys raised to Fifteen hundred Methodist laymen
grid warriors have developed gradu- kneel and thg executlon0© drew a on sales of 32,537.99. Discounts
"The cost of the venture was about ness. In that hearing Mr. Norquist maturity on the project this year is
as follows: Grapes, ,2.45, labor for was bound over on his own recog- not so great as the number marketed and ministers will be brought togeth­ ally throughout the »ease, anu w ill' knlfe which waa tWQ fegt ]ong and earned were 3177,86. The grinding
er in Portland on December 9, and 10 go into the game in good eonditon abollt f0llr ,nche8 wlde and V6©y
puttlng up the products, ,2.50; nlzance to await the action of the last year, he said. The shortage in'
for a state wide council, according with a determination to shove th e lheavy an(, gharp Wlthou( beaita. and mixing machinery operations
!U£ar, ,2 . This is a total of about grand Jury.
during slightly more than two
numbers was due to the fact that to an announcement made here by
oval aeons the visitor’s goal line, if i tlon he 8evered tbe beada of tbe months It has been operated showed
37, and to that should be added a
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disease was more prevalent this. Bishop William O. Shepard, in charge
little more for fuel and containers. CALIFORNIA CITRUS CROP
criminals. More than 20,000 per- a profit of 363.35, after deducting
spring and summer than in previous of the Pacific northwest area. Every such a rrault can be secured.
union Thanksgiving services! aona witn98aed the execution> and labor overhead charges. Receipts
The grape Juice and marmalade made
years. He attributed the heavier Methodist Episcopal church in the te The
the ; ¥ening wlll be heId ln tbe
cheers
at
gtrQke Qf from membership dura were 3142.
■ ad a wholesale value, not retail,!
SETS NEW HIGH RECORD
losses to the fact that last winttr was state is to send its pastor and a
mind you, of ,30.
Methodist
Episcopal
churO
Rev.
i
th#
knife.
Throllgh
clever The total gross profit amounted to
so mild that disease germs which group of laymen as delegates.
T b ubt whether there is any Growers' Body Returns 98 M illion
A^ J. Ware, pastor of the Baptist; nlanlpillatio„ of the executioner, tbe
would have been killed by cold
Men of international repute «re church, will be the speaker. A solo,, head of , hg |agt vlct)m wag togged 32,921.20.
-.-rape growing district that can pro­
Expenses were as follows: TaxeB
weather survived. More poults were announced as speakers on the two-
Dollars to State Through
duce better Concords than are grown |
hatched this spring than In the day program by Dr. Bert Edward "Beautiful Garden of Prayer.” wlll ' e r a l feet ln the air, Lieut. Herb- 338.77; Interest, 3295.35; other ex­
be sung by Enos Martin. Rev. Ham-I ert ga(d
in the Hermiston country. The qual-j
Its Marketing.
spripg of 1925.
Smith of Chicago, secretary of the rick pastor of the Methodist Epts-' Thc chegrg arougfd b th|g fegt penses. 31.285.86; total 31.619.98.
lty is excellent. In addition to J
The net earnings for the organiza­
Breeding flocks will be about 26 Men's Work for the denomination,
wlth applaugg tion amounted to 31.301.22, and this
grapes the irrigated farms produce a
Log Angelea> Nov 25— California's per cent larger on the project as a who has opened up a headquarters copal church, w.ll not be present, coul„ be
lot of fruits and vegetable«, much Of J cltrua industry duiing tbe 1#25. 26 whole next spring than the were office here from which the council due to the fact that he is conducting that gl.eetg Babg Ruth whgn hg h,tg sum has been placed in the surplus
special evengellstic services at th e ja hom6,. aceordlng t0 LhjIlt Herl). fund.
which is waste under present eondi-, gf aaoll marketed its largest crop with this past spring, according to ex­ work will be directed.
Echo church at present.
tions. that might be converted into jgr£at6st returns ever made tp thg pressions made by the growers to
The total assets of the organiza­
! ert.
•‘I
have
landed
Colonel
Raymond
canned products and sold at a profit."; 3tat6_ an<J d|<J thig ,n thg face Qf ap him.
tion at the end of this fiscal year
Robins, who is one of the biggest
Mr. Jones cites the case of Payette.; abnormalIy large production of
amounted to 312,377.42, the report
Mr Smith experimented with cap­ apeakers on the American platform,”
LANCE-GRIGG
FORMER RESIDENT DIES AT
Idaho, and its small cannery. That j aUy a„ other compeUng (ruitg>
showed, and net assets after money
ons on a large scale thig season and Dr. Smith announced t0 the execu­
community has had M*rd times h i, demonatratlrfg
ady()nUgeoB
l will make his first shipment of the
BOYER HOME IN ONTARIO owed and ohter items were deducted
tive committee having pre-council ar­
A wedding of interest to Hermiston I
common with other agricultural dis-
of California growerg due t0 j birds about the middle of December. rangements in charge. "He will give
were 35,937.74.
This sum has
was solemnized last Friday afternoon
trtets, he s
a
i d
, __ 7* Itheir many years of aggressive sales He said the big birds have made a two addresses, one on ‘The Outlawry at 4 o’clock at Hood River when Miss! P. E. Hayden Succumbs A fter An been accumulated during the two
lias been assured for fruits and vege and advertising campaigns, accord­ very satisfactory growth.
years the organization lias been alive
of War,’ and the other on 'The Soc­ Ethyl Grigg became the bride of Har­
Illness of Seven Months;
tables through the medium of the ing to the annual report of General
and functioning.
ial Gospel of Jesus.’ Hugh Dobson old L. Lance. The ceremony was
cannery has been a big factor in
Since the installation of the new
Fanned on Project.
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...
.
.Manager Dezell of the California
of Saskatchewan, a great temperance read by Rev. Henry Young, pastor of
helping the commun ty keep its head Fruit Gro^ rg.
©e!eaaed FNES IMPOSED AGANST
mixing and grinding machinery tha
leader of Canada, will speak on ‘The the Methodist Episcopal church of
above water. Schools do not open in 1 today.
cost of manufacturing and dlstrlbu-
HUNTERS FOR LATE SHOOTING Failure of the Canadian Liquor Sys­ Hood River, formerly pastor of the
the fall until the bulk of the canning
P. E. Hayden, known In Hermiston ing has been 7.49 per cent of total
Based on Exchange returns, the
tem.’
Dr.
Lorenzo
H.
King,
one
of
church
here.
After
the
wedding
has been done, and under this plan,
by reason of his residence on a pro­ gross sales. Manager Barnard declar­
total California citrus crop amount­
Three hunters paid fines of 325 the greatest negro orators in Amer­ Mr. and Mrs. Lance went to Cor­ ject farm from 1917 until the fall of
the excess labor in the community
ed.
ed to 398.023,031 f. o. b. California and costs in the court of J. S. West, ica, will give his address on ‘Metho­ vallis where they attended homecom­
receives the wages that must be paid
1925, died Monday, November 15, at
Starting two years ago with a
with a delivered earload value of justice of the peace, Monday when dism’s Ministry to the Negro Raro«! ing and visited his mother, Mrs.
out by the cannery.
home of his daughter, Mrs, Orin vem^small membership and not one
3135,218,641, the difference of 387,- they entered pleas of guilty to a Dr. Will Winton Alexander of Atlan­ Louise Lance. Mrs. Lance formerly .' | th«
Ho/er, at Ontario. His death re- dollh? In assets, the^growl h of the
"I’ve had this idea on my mind
195,610 representing freight and re­ charge of hunting ducks after the ta, executive secretary of the Inter- attended Monmouth normal. She is
for some time,"-Mr. Johns said, "and
ulted from an illness of seven co-operative has been rapid. Today
frigeration charges. The Exchange time limit In the afternoon. The Racial commission, will give his mas­ a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Grigg
months duration:
I’m serving notice right now in ad­
its membership rolls show the names
alone did a delivered business of 397- three were Dave Mlttlesdorf, Lester terful address on ‘Christianizing Race of Hermiston. Mr. Lance was gradu­
Mr. Hayden was 76 years old at of more than 500 farmers in two
vance that the next time I enjoy the
662,552, with returns to Exchange Carson and W. H. Frink of Portland. Relationships.’ We are also going to ated at Oregon Agricultural college
the time of his death. He Is surviv­
opportunity of putting my feet under
shippers amounting to the record The fine was the lowest the law per­ have E. Dow Bancroft, a retired Ohio with the class of 1923 in the phar­ ed by his widow, two daughters. Miss counties. The warehouse, built when
a table at Hermiston at a public
the organization was formed, had to
farmer, who has spoken in almost macy department. He is employed
sum of 370,744,726. Total shipments mits a court to Impose.
May Hayden of Bloomsburg, Pa., and be enlarged in 1926 in order to pro­
gathering I intend to talk on this
ail of our men’s conventions on ‘God’s by the Mitchell Drug Co. They re­
for the state equalled 63,640 car
In
addition
the
guns
and
licenses
Mrs. Boyer, and three sons, Jo© and vide more storage room and addition­
subject.”
loads.
Man’s
Financial turned Tuesday evening from their
of the hunters were forfeited. The Substitutes for
Wlll Hayden and Chgrles Hayden of al space to accommodate the new
Drives.’
Ralph
Connor,
who
is
known
This record year brings total re­ guns may later be redeemed at Port­
trip and will reside here.
I<ew lston, Idaho. Joe and Will Hay­ machinery that was installed.
9G9 FAMILIES LOCATED ON
turns to Exchange shippers for the land. The charges were brought by the world over for his writings, will
den visited here during the time
The board of directors In charge
also
be
one
of
the
headline
speakers."
sum
of
3737,000,000.
W. H. Albee, deputy game warden.
Three additional courses are to be their parents lived here. The young­ of the organization has the following
OREGON FARMS DURING YEAR
Exchange marketing costs Includ­
given next year, starting early ln est son, John, was killed ln France personnel: F. P. Phipps, president;
The men were hunting on the Car-
Honey is a food of superior value, January. These courses will consist
Investm ents By Newcomers Amount ing advertising amounted to only son ranch.
during the war, and his death caused Henry Ott, vice-president; C. M.
says H. A. Scujlen of the experiment of six 15-mtnute lecture« and will a break ln hie father's health.
2.48 per cent of the delivered carload
Jackson, Henry Sommerer and J. W.
To About Three Million,
value, which Is materially lower than
Radio Is the means of conveying In­ station, not only because It is so read­ cover the feeding and breeding meth­
Mrs. Boyer was ln Hermiston this McMullen. Mr. Barnard is secretary
ily absorbed by the digestive system ods used at the station and the most week taking care of business affairs.
the
marketing
charges
alone
of
any
formation
to
the
poultrymen
of
Ore­
Ide’s Report Shows.
and manager but Is not a member of
other agency, stated Mr. Dezell.
gon employed by A. G. Lunn, chief of but for several other reasons. Not common diseases of poultry.
the board.
Export business to European and poultry husbandry at the experiment the least of these Is the natural flav­
Outlines of the material covered
or from the flower Itself which no will be mailed before each lecture to REV. WARE TELLS OF WORTH
Progress In bringing new blood to trans-Paclfic countries was more station.
Oregon's farm lands Is marked by the than three times as great as In any
A course on the management of artificial sweet can ever have. Honey anyone sending In his name. Assign­
OF RELIGIOUS TRAINING CAT’S MEOW ATTRACTION IN
annual report of the land settlement previous year. The Exchange Is poultry farms is being broadcast from contalne most of the valuable miner­ ments for reference readings and
COURT FIGHT OVER TOMMY
department of the state and Portland steadily developing these outlets the KOAC station every Monday als, as well as a few vltaminee, which problems will be furnished to help
An
lnvltaton
to
the
business
men
modern
processes
have
so
frequently
chambers of commerce, directed by which will be important favors with night at 8:15. This course, consist­
the listeners understand the topics
Jamestown, N Y., Nov. 24—When
W. G. Ide, which shows that during increasing crops.
ing of six 15-minute lectures, con­ eliminated from many forms of food, discussed. Information on any of the of the community to attend the union
the fiscal year ending September 30,
More than 3,000 carloads of un- siders the size of a poultry business, especially sugar and the syrups made coursés will be gladly given through Thanksgiving services Thursday eve­ It came to prominence and publicity
909 families have been located on salable lemons were converted Into planning and laying out a poultry from sugar.
correspondence with the poultry de­ ning at 7:30 at tbe Methodist Epis­ Felix, the movie cat, that's known
copal church was extended Tuesday the nation over, couldn’t hold a can­
partment.
farms In Various parts of the state, millions of pounds of citric acid, farm and factors affecting the success
and that the money Invested by these lemon oil and pectirn by the enlarg- of the poultry business.
Replies from as far as southern by Rev. A. J. Ware in a talk he made dle In Jamestown on Saturday to Tom
a local 'talent black angora .with one
A water spot on silk crepe often California show that the first two before the commercial club.
newcomers totals 32,999,718.
ed Lemon Products company. The
He cited the experiences of judges white whisker. Tom was a stellar
The program of the land settlement Grange Products company was great-
Jesse Goff transacted business in disappears If the finger nail s rubb­ lectures have been received with
{ of juvenile courts and other authori- attraction In Judge Allen K. Bargar’s
favor.
ed lightly over the discoloration.
department has been In operation for ly increased in membership and ca- Pendleton Friday.
1 lee in like post tons as to the Influ- city court while three women and
the past three and one-half years, parity during the season, the report
| snee for good that Is effected by the their lawyers battled for custody of
during which time 2,228 familee have relates.
training given boys and girls in the thc feline.
been placed on Oregon farms directly, The Fruit Growers Supply Com-
Two women were ther© claiming
Bible schools. That is a part of the
through the efforts of the depart­ pany transactions during the year
pregram of the churches of the city,, the cat was theirs and one woman
ment. According to Mr. Ide, the in­ ending October 31, of 310,296.390^
the speaker said, the tranlng of youth said t was h»rs alone. The one wom­
itial investment of this body of set­ represents the box shook and ether
about fundamental religious prin­ an was charged with ateallng it.
tlers is 33.697,440.
supply businew, of the members.
Judge Bargar, reserved decision
ciples.
In the work of securing the proper
upon
the guilt or innocence of the
He
cited
the
improvements
secured
growth and development of Oregon
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
in the Uvea of both boys and girls defendant but awarded custody of
by getting its farm lands occupied
after religious training had been giv­ the cat to the defendant because the
sad used, the co-operations of real­
en them as a sound economic reason code of criminal procedure provide»
Curdling of mayonai8e is averted
tors and commercial clubs in the
why business Is fundamentally Inter­ that title to property alleged to have
various counties of the Btate Is prov­ by adding 1 tablespoon of cold water
ested
In seeing the work of the been stolen Is not determined by
to
the
egg
yolk
before
Using
any
oil.
ing a great factor. That every sec-
i
church
carried forward In an ener- prosecution of a peraon accused of
f'on of Oregon is organized for act-1
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committing a theft.
’ gctic manner.
Ion to make this work effective Is j A bar Of soap and a hand towel
"Meow!” Thus walled the amateur
shown by a portion of the annual re- liear the kitchen sink save many trips
Felix at the Judge’s announcement.
FARM REMINDERS
port which shows 28 counties sc- to the bathroom to wash the hands,
Whether the couit's action pleased
counting for the distribution of
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the cat or not Ihe little beast with
these homeeeekers. In 607 rases thej Memorandums are jotted down
Presence of discoloration In the the white whisker didn't Indicate. At
county of location has been reported , quick ly if a pencil and pad are hung
stem end and vascular region of the any rate thc tcllne looked as If a
by the local commercial organlza- | n a convenient place in the kitchen.
potato In Oregon has been found In ft^,f of catn(p wuuid have been pre-
tlon, and but 305 of the 909 families (
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many year’s work at the experiment ferable to court dignity.
were nofeso listed. These 305 were
To hold the hot Iron In place for
station to be an unreliable Index of
For sheer comedy the Saturday
shown by the department’s own rec- steaming velvet, the eleeve hoard Is
the presence of disease-producing scene In the city court was the "cat's
brds to have found their homes In , slipped through the handle of the
organisms. It cannot safely be re- meow.” Mrs. Edna C, Tower, a
these 28 cMpities and tbe remaining electric iron which stays firmly In
lied upon as the sole guide in separat­ teacher at the Falconor school, and
eight of t M 33 counties or Oregon, place with flat surface up.
ing sound from diseased stock for her slater. Miss Esther Clark, a
Where the closest cooperation has
...
planting. More than 12,000 tubers I tta,.ber nt Washington Junior High
been carried on by the local organlza- ¡ a vacuum cleaner Is useful to
^evere examined In finding these facts 8rbool, who live together at 313 Pen-
tions with the Portland office, the . transfer feathers from one pillow to
out.
’ d©rgagt avenue, claim Joint owner*
greatest results are shown.
another. The new pillow is fasten-
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©hip of the home talent Felix. They
—
—
ed In place of duet bag and nozzle
The only method of controlling are »©©using Mra, Th"»>as Bowers,
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Hitt of Oak- inserted In the other pillow,
blight of apple and pear trees in Ore- 2j„ |>r©nd<rgast avenue, of Bleating
field, Wisconsin, are here as gu ests,
— . ■
gon that has proved at all success- tbe ©a(
Whoever owns Tom, Mrs,
at the home of their eon. t t B. IJltL j An Ink spot on a rug Is often rp-
ful is cutting out all the diseased
was granted the custody of
They expect to remain for several j moved by rubbing with a piece of •
Paitd, burning thsm and dlslnfec i lhe p©t and the teachers are as yet
weeks and will then go on io Cali-1 raw potato.
Ing the Round. Thie work promptl) without the long haired rat catcher.
torn la where another son lives. Their !
,
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i and th o ro ug hly done holds the dis­ -—Erie Dispatch.
trip la la the nature of a vacation^
Mrs. C. M. Dale and son Robert
ease to a miiiHnum, but deci not al
aad their plans now are to bt »F»Y,have returned from Portland w|erg
ways prevent recurrence th« follow
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Savely were Peib
i until sgst M»r
i they »pen» rrrergl d«y*.
teg yser.
dldiori »tetter» last IrTtdaZ
Thanksgiving