The Herald Keeps Close to the Heart and Mind of the Umatilla Project.
THE DAIRY COW CAN
FIND VO BETTER HOMI
THAN 0 V AV IRRIGATED
FARM OV THIS PROJECT.
HERMISTON, OVX OV
THE BEST POULTRY
DISTRICTS ANYWHERE
IV THE NORTHWEST
VOL. ZZ I
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1927
WEST ENDERS TAKE
DRUBBING, 9 TO 2
NEW WATER MAINS
WILL BE LAID HERE
LOCAL MAN TAKES LEASE
ON THEATRE AT UMATILLA
NO. 37
COMMENCEMENT TO
RE HELD FRIDAY
RENSEL NAMED TO
HEAD BAPTIST ROOT
W. H. Requa, for several years a
resident of Hermiston and until re­
cently manager of the local theatre,
CITY COUNCIL CONTRACTS FOR has leased the Umatlla theatre and LOCAL MAN HONORED BY THE
INDIANS TURN TRICK IN GAME
19 PUPILS TO RECEIVE TH E IR
will take charge of the house Imme­
diately, he announced today.
2000 FEET OF PIPE
HERE SUNDAY
COUNTY ASSOCIATION
DIPLOMAS HERE
New equipment will be added to
Improvement to be Don: Without the place, a change will be made in Sessions During Three Deys of 22nd
Defeat Puts Locals in 0 -liar; Pendle­
Professor Jacobs of Whitman to
the ventilating system and other im­
Bond Issue; Payment by
ton Noses out Walla Walla
Annual Convention W: 11
Be Speaker At Exercises
provements will be made, Mr. Requa - .
announced.
He
has
been
in
the
Month
Arranged.
4 to 3.
Attended.
in High School.
show business for many years and
E. A. Bensei of Hermiston was
An expenditure of approximately is conversant with all angles of the
Bine M t League Standing
A class of nineteen young men and
elected moderator to serve during
W L
23,500 in replacing pipe in the big work.
women will receive their diplomas of
the coming year at the 22nd annual
main that serves Hermiston with its
Pendleton ......................... - 5
graduation from the Hermiston high
Walla Walla ................... 4
domestic water supply ha3 been au POULTRY MEN ASKED TO GIVE convention of the Umatilla Baptist
school In commencement exercises
association which was held in the
thorlzed by the city covncll, and work
Indiana ............................... 2
that are to be held at the high school
on the Improvement w ill be done REPORT ON CHICKEN FLOCKS Baptist church of Hermiston Friday
Weet E nders..............*....... 1
auditorium Friday evening at 8
Saturday and Sunday. Other offic
during June.
o'clock.
R E CENSUS ers elected included Henry Barratt
The improvement will consist of AT BANK TO SECURE
Sunday’s Results
Professor Melvin C. Jacobs of the
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of
Athena,
assistant
moderator;
and
•'i^dlans 9, West Enderg 2.
about 2,700 feet of 12 Inch pipe
history department of Whitman col­
Ail poultry growers on the project Mrs. U. S, Richardson of Helix,
Pendleton 4. Walla Walla 3.
which will extend from the reservoir
lege will be the commencement
on the butte west of town to Frank have been requested by James Tp^d, clerk and treasurer.
speaker.
Rev. C. W. Durston w ill
poultry
project
leader
of
the
farm
A permanent education committee
Ralph’s property. Wrapped steel
And then when the. weather got
give the invocation and the glee club
warm, the West Enders retired into
dipped pipe has been purchased and bureau, to make a report to the bank of seven was also elected to have
Ray D. Plum ley of Ralston, Iowa, a will sing.
Miss Seyier and Dr. F. V.
ordered by the city council from the as soon as possible as to the number charge of 'educational activities of
the coolness of the cellar. The re­
mem ber of the consulate guard, whe Prime will sing “O That We Two
of
producing
fowls
they
expect
to
put
the church, and Rev. A. J. Ware of
Beall pipe company of Portland, and
tirement came by reason of a defeat
Were Maying.’’ Professor Jacobs’
Hermiston was named chairman of was wounded at Nanking, China.
Hugo Black, who will succeed O» delivery is expected to be made in into laying houses this fall.
administered by the Mission Indians
subject will be “Civilization on a
The
report
should
cover
both
pul­
the
cdbimittPe.
Miss
Clara
G.
Hall
in Sunday's contest here to the tune car Underwood as United States Sena­ less than a month. The work of
Four-Square Foundation."
tor from Alabama.
laying the pipe to replace the pres­ lets and hens, Mr. Todd stated, and of Hermiston is one of the m.'-mbeiB
o f 9 to 2.
The graduating class includes 11
The Red Men won their ball, game
ent main will be started immediatly it is desired particularly that farmer» of the committee.
{iris and nine boys as follows: Flor­
who are starting flocks this year
The sessions of the body were well
upon delivery.
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with plenty to spare, too. They out-
ence and Eva Woughter, John Pace,
h it and outflelded the West Enders
The deal entered into by the city make the reports. The figures se­ attended, and local people were par­
Isabelle Dodd, Elizabeth Straw, Mar­
cured
In
this
manner
will
be
used
J»y
ticularly
enthusiastic
about
the
lay­
and they had the zipper and go to
council in making the purchase calls
garet Waterman, Rita Dyer, Alice
their playing that resulted in more
for payments by the month out of the poultry growers In getting a line men’s session which was held Friday
London.—The police raided Arcos Dyer. Virginia Rodda, Florence Mad­
runs In proportion to hits than the
current water department receipts. on the growth of the business on the night. M. L, ThompsonPof Pendle­
home boys could muster
This arrangement made it possible proect and try to estimate probable ton presided at this session, and all house, headquarters of the soviet den, Beatrice Bensei, Opal Dahlman,
Lowell Stockard, Joe McNaught, Os­
production during the coming year. of tbe talent, both musical and by trade delegation here.
The visitors started early to pile
Washington, D.
— California’s for the work to be done without add­
It was generally reported that tb< car Mikesell, Clarence Gordon, Herb­
No definite poultry census has been speakers, was furnished by the laity
up a lead and tie victory to their criminal syndicalism law, making ing to the municipality’s bonded In­
raid was made to discover whether r ert Swarner and Loren Jackson.
-«ecu red for more than a year Tor the of the church.
mast. They scored two in the first membership in organizations which debtedness.
The work of the school year will
All of the churches in the district certain document of importance to th<
on a single by Hudson after Norwest advocate violence against the present
The stretch of main that is to be project, but the demand for baby
state,
which
has
been
missing
foi
be
completed Friday. Final exam­
ehick
feeds
and
other
poultry
feeds
co-operated
in
furnishing
music
and
was out on an infield bingle. Min- system of government a felony, is replaced has been a source of trouble
thorn was safe on Shipley’s error. constitutional, the United States su­ to the city on account of leaks, it at the Farm Bureau Co-operative has speakers for the Sessions during the several months, was to be found there inations for those not' exempted wer«
Several tons of documents, printer held Wednesday and today. Friday
three days.
Adams walked. I. Williams singled preme court ruled.
was stated by a member of the coun­ been greater'than ever before.
matter and correspondence, have beet morning there will be no session of
scoring Hudson and Minthorn.
Specifically, the court - held that cil. The improvement is expected to
carted away from the Soviet house t( school, and the final session will be
New Residents Are Here
In the second they added four syndicalism laws of California and reduce leaks in sufficient measure to
Scotland Yard, it was estimated.
held Friday afternoon, beginning at
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Summers mov­ FUNERAL SERVICES HF,T,n
more. Craig tripled, Norwest sing Kansas were valid, and that the con­ decrease pumping charges mater­
The Soviet representatives declar 12:30. Cards will be Issued tRen
MONDAY FOR JUDGE PHELPS
ied scoring Craig. Hudson singled stitutional guarantee of free speech ially. Later, replacement of other 'd on the project last week from
ed the raid was practically in the ne and awards of letters and prizes will
Minthorn was out, Blakely to Hiatt. does not permit open advocacy of parts of the syBtem of water mains is their former home near Prosser. They
had
a
fruit
ranch
in
the
Prosser
dis­
Popular Jurist Dies in Portland ture of an attack, because the searcl be made covering the year's activi­
Clark doubled, scoring Norwest and those doctrines embraced in syndical­ planned as soon as city finances will
was started without previous presents ties.
trict which they traded for what is
permit.
Hudson. Adams walked. Clark stole ist teachings.
Friday
as
Result
of
Stroke
tjon
of the warrant authorizing It.
Baccalaureate services were held
known
as
the
Johnson
tract
of
10
The new pipe is guaranteed to
third and scored on Shesely!s error.
In two decisions under the California
Rupture of Anglo-soviet relatloni Sunday evening in the Methodist
Again in the seventh they got one statute, the highest tribunal upheld withstand five times the pressure to leres northeast of town. They ex­
of Paralysis.
was admitted by both British and Rus Episcopal church with Rev, A. J.
Adams singled after Clark struck out the conviction of Charlotte Anita which it w ill be submitted in the pect to devote most of their effort
sian
officials here as being neare Ware as the speaker. The graduat­
to
the
poultry
business.
I. Williams flew out to Hiatt. Adams Whitney, whose battle against punish­ local mains. The old water mains
Gilbert W. Phelps, judge in the than at any other time since they wer<
ing class was gowned in convention­
stole second and scored on Alexan­ ment has attracted nationwide atten­ that are to be dug up will haye some
sixth judicial district comprising resumed on the basis of the tradt
al grey. Rev. Ware had as his aub-
der's single. In the eighth Norwest tion, and that of William Burns, con­ salvage value which will reduce the LOCAL GOLFERS WIN IN
Umatilla and Morrow counties since agreement of 1921.
iect, "Understanding.” and drew from
singled. Hudson did likewise and victed of activities on behalf of the net cost of the improvement. No
TOURNEY AT PILOT ROCK 1910, died lust Friday afternoon in a
history to show where a lack of un­
Minthorn fouled out to Shfesely. Industrial Workers of the World.
interruption of service to water users
Portland hospital as a result of par­
derstanding
haa often been a source
Clark a ingled,
scoring
Norwest.
LOSES
In deciding a case from Kansas, except possibly for a couple of hours Official Score Not Possible on Ac­ alysis. Funeral services were held IRISH FREE STATE
of trouble betweeu people as well as
Adams singled and scored Hudson and however, the court hold that although when connections are made, is anti­
in Pendleton Monday afternoon with
Court Orders Cash Raised Turned individuals.
that ended the Indians' circuits.
count of Interruption but
the syndicalism law of that state was cipated, it was stated.
internment in Olney cemetery.
The personnel of next year’s facul­
Back to Subscribers.
Hermiston scored one in the fourth valid and constitutional the conviction
H. A. Pankow will be In charge
In the death of Judge Pheips the
ty has not been completfd yet, Supt.
Locals Get Edge,
New
York.—
-Supreme
Court
Justice
on four hits. Hiatt singled and of Harold B. Fiske under it ha^l been of the construction work, the digging
state loet one of its outstanding Jur­
Cherry said. Three members of t ie
Shesely did likewise. Shipley’s sin­ based on in su fficien t evid en ce^ , In o f ditches and the laying of the new
ists. and the reputation he. enjoyed Patera dismissed the butt brought by high school faciijjfy have definitely
An
official
result
of
the
tourtui-
gle scored Hiatt. Ward flew to this decision the court laid down the pips. The pipe will be laid to a
the- Irish Free State, claiming to- be
in
his
profession
was
reflected
as
well
Craig. Mittlcsdorf singled and Shea­ rule that membership in and work as depth of three and a half feet on an ment between golfers representing by those who knew him in his pri­ successor of the Irish Republic, and planned not to return. They in- '
Hermiston and Pilot Rock at Pilot
ly was out at the plate on a throw an organizer for the Industrial Work­ average.
entitled to the bonds subscribed for In elude Jean Rugg. W. E. Higbee and
Rock last Sunday was not possible, vate life.
Miss Pauline Thoma. In the grades
from center field. Longhorn flew ers of the World did not in itself con­
"We have decided to do the work
His practice of law began 29 years the United States for the republican four teachers will not return. They
lue to the fact that Dr. Smith, Pilot
out to Nor west.
cause.
Justice
Peters
also
denied
the
stitute an offense punishable under with local labor,” he said, "and pres­
Rock player, was able to complete ago in Heppner after his graduation claim of Eamonn de Valera and his co- are Miss McCann, Miss Parker, Miss
In the fifth Phelps struck out. the Kansas statute.
ent plans are to apportion the work
only
seven of 18 holeB, but.the loc- from Ann Arbor. He, moved to Pen­ trustee, O’Hara, to the bonds and rul­ Dallinger and Miss Mayhew. Nev"
Woodward singled and Blakely fann
out to Individuals in lots of 109 feet
vls came home with an edge on the dleton in 1904 following his election ed that the proceeds from the sale ol teachers for grade work f r ne-:t
ed. Woodward stole second and
each of digging. Local men will br
as district attorney of Umatilla and
SHORT
NEWS
NUGGETS
score.
year already chosen, include Miss
scored on Norwest's error. Hiatt
given the chance to bid on the dif
Morrow counties. In 1903 he serv­ the bonds here should revert to origin­ Minnie A. Sanrtad for the first grade;
The
men
played
in
foursomes,
and
flew out to Norwest.
al
subscribers.
Canada’s population is estimated by ferent sections of the trench. They
ed a» state representative.
The Indians fattened batting aver­ the bureau of statistics as of June, will then be able to work on theli the score, exclusive of that made by
By the ruling some 22.600,000 which Miss Helen Gallagher, third grade:
During his career us an attorney
the
foursome
in
which
Dr.
Smith
was
ages Sunday. Hudson, their catcher, 1926, at 9,389,300, an increase of 600,- own time as many liouis as they
was
subscribed to the Irish republican Mr. Warner for the seventh: end
>ne of the players, was Pilot Rock before he succeeded Judge H. J. Bean cause in this country will go back to Mias Broston xvh tao.iii
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garnered four out of six times at bat. 817 over the actual census population desire.”
772, Hermiston 747, or 25 strokes in as circuit court Judge, Judge Phelps the subscribers after being tied up in this year will hnv6 the ri ;tli bext
For the West Enders Shesely led in taken in June, 1921.
The work of the Individuals will
was associated with partners who
'avor of the local players.
year. A fifth grade tench'
stick work with three bingles to his
Reorganization of the federal farm be subject to inspection before be­
rose to distinguished positions In the litigation since 1922.
M.
F.
Clark
of
Umatilla,
member
yet been secured.
credit.
In individual play an old loan board was completed with the ing accepted.
state
and
nation.
Judge
Ellis
who
of the local team, was low stroke
Some vacancies still exist In tii>.
timer from Umatilla named Pop appointment of Eugene Meyer Jr.,
Brownlee
Hanged
for
Murder,
nan of the tourney with a total of was an associate of his in Heppner
high school faculty.
Blakely did the best work for the recently made a member of the board, CLUB THANKS COMMITTEE
Salem, Or.—Albert Brownlee, World
36 for the 18 holes. Pilot Rock’s was later elected to congress as a re­
Definite decisions as to going to
locals. He accepted every challenge as farm loan commissioner.
presentative. The late John McCourt, war veteran, was hanged Tuesday college or university have not been
low
stroke
man
was
Kester
with
a
FOR
WORK
ON
CELEBRATION
on his side of the field and was cred­
The death list from the series ot
91. Local nftn who made the trip a partner in Pendleton, left Uma­ morning in the state penitentiary for made by ail of the members of this
ited with four putouts, five assists tornadoes and storms that Bwept the
tilla county to accept the appoint­ the slaying of Eston Hooker, deputy
The thanks of the cmmerclai clul were Tom Campbell, Matott, Rich- ment as United States district at- sheriff of Lane county, the evening of year’s class. Supt. Cherry said, but
and one erreor.
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middle west last week end was 255.
irds,
Clark,
Brownson,
Paul,
Nor­
indications are that about 50 per
Box score and summary:
Nine states had reported deaths. The to the two committees that were ir,
ton, McNaught, Prime and W. W. torney and then later was a member! February 27. Deputy Sheriff Hooker cent will continue their education.
Indians—
of the state supreme court. Freder- j was a member of a posse searching
injured were estimated at more than charge of the work that v as done In
staging the McKay dam banquet was Felthouse.
AB R H PO A
1000.
.
ick Steiwer, a
partner
from : for Brownlee, following the robbery of
... 6 2 2 3 2
Norwest, 2b ......
Heirs of the late “Uncle Joe” Can­ expressed Tuesday at the rcgulai
1909 until Judge Phelps was ap-j a Pool hall at Veneta, near Eugene, COMMUNITY CLUB MEMBERS
Hudson, c .... .. 6 3 4 12 0
non, veteran statesman, will pay a weekly meeting. There was a gen FIRST COVER SPRAY TO BE
pointed to the bench, is now United ' and the shooting of John Maddaugh.
ENJOY ANNUAL LUNCHEON
Minthorn, 3b ... 5 1 1 2 1
stale inheritance tax of 110,439.20 on eral committee that handled all ol
j proprietor. Brownlee was received at
DUE BY FRIDAY, MAY 27 States senator.
CfvTk, lb ............. .. 5 1 2 6 0
the basis of final settlement of the the detail in connection with the
Judge Phelps was re-elected to the penitentiary April 4.
The lact meeting of the Community
Adams ss ......... . 3 1 2 2 2
estate, made in county court at Dan­ banquet proper and other arrange­
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Temperature records furnished by succeed himself in 1912, in 1918 and I
Club for the season, and the club’s
ments, and a special committee con­ Supt. Dean at the experiment sta­ again In 1924, each time without Wiltos, Oregon Convict, Facet Death.
I. Williams. If. .. 5 0 1 1 0
ville, 111.
annual luncheon, were held In the
sisting of H. K. Dean and County tion show that last week end was opposition.
Alexander, c f ...... .. 5 0 1 0 0
Washington, D. C.—James Willos dining room of the Hermiston hotel
Agent
Holt
was
given
a
special
vote
W. Williams, rf .. 2 0 0 0 1
Louisiana’s Sugar Bowl Now a Lake.
conducive to egg laying by the cod­
He was active In fraternal and convicted with Ellsworth Kplley and Monday, May 16. About forty mem­
Craig, p rf....... .. 5 1 1 1 5
New Orleans, La.—Water from the of thanks because of the effective ling moth, R. F. Wilbur, assistant civic circles In Pendleton and had a Tom Murray for the murder of John bers of the club and their guests were
Blttles, p ............. . 3 0 3 0 8
Bayou des Glaises crevasses added to work done in handling the caravan :ounty agent, said today. The first wide circle of friends. His wife ami i Sweeney, a guard in the Oregon state present and enoyed the luncheon and
45 9 17 27 19
the total square miles of submerged tour over the projects.
cover spray on apple and pear trees two daughters. Miss Margaret Phelps ' penitentiary at. Salem In 1925, lost his the program which followed.
Hermiston-
lands in Louisiana, engulfing the
should be applied by not later than and Miss Genevieve Phelps, survive appeal In the supreme court, and must
Miss Golda Mumma played a piano
AB R H PO A E famous “sugar bowl” and the Evan­
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Payne drove Friday, May 27, Mr. Wilbut said.
him,
suffer the death penalty.
solo and responded to an encore.
Woodward, p rf..
.. 4 4 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 geline country in tbeir seaward march. to Walia W alla the firit of the week.
Rev. A. J. Ware talked on the civic
Blakely ss ...........6 6 0 0 0 4 4 5 6 1 When the Bayou des Glaises water Mrs. Payne has been suffering from
Mrs. W. F. Prime of Salem is here
T H E M AR KET8.
E. McKenzie, city recorder
responsibilities of each member of
Hiatt, lb ............. . 4 1 1 1 10
10 0 0 reaches the gulf of Mexico, more than an infection of the ear and went as a guest at the home of her son. Dr.
Portland.
Umatilla, was a business. Visitor
the community and club, and Mrs. ’.V.
Shesely c ............. 4 0 3 5 1 1 1,000,000 acres of Louisiana will be th"-o to see a specialist.
F. V. Prime.
Wheat—Big Bend bluestem, 21.54; A. Correll, a former resident of Her­
Hermiston today.
Shipley. 2d ........ 3 0 2 1 3 1 submerged in a vast lake 225 miles
hard white, 21-60; federation, soft miston now hire on a visit, sang two
Fetzcr, 3b ........... 0 0 0 0 1 0 long and ranging from 60 to 100 miles
while, western white, 91.45; bard win­ solos. The closing number was a
Mittlesdorf, cf .... 4 0 1 3 0 0 In width. The sweep of the waters
ter, 21.42; northern spring, 21.45; dialogue by Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. John­
Longhorn, If ...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 escaping from Bayou des Glaises cre­
western red, 21.42.
son, followed by an encore.
Ward, 3b ............. 4 0 1 2 0 1 vasse took them into Avoyelles, St.
Hay — Alfalfa, 220@20.60; valley
Mrs. C. W. Kellogg was in charge
Phelps, p ....... — 4 0 0 1 4 0 Martin, St. Mary, St. Landry and Iber­
timothy. 216@16.6O; eastern Oregon of arrangements for the luncheon
3« 2 10 27 14 4 ville parishes, where practically all
timothy, 221 022.
and Mrs. C- P. McNaught arranged
Earned huns, Hermiston 1, Indians the sugar can ot the country Is grown.
Butterfat—40c.
the program. The club adjourned
7. Three base hit, Craig. BasP on
Eggs—Ranch, 19® 22c.
for the summer and will resume
balls. Woodward 1, Phelps 1, Blttleo * Anti-Evolution Bill Passed in Florida.
Cattle—Steers, good, 29 26@10 16.
meetings
in September
Left on bases. Hermiston 9, Indians
Tallahassee, Fla.—By a vote of 67
Hogs — Medium to choice, 29.5O@
11 Wild pitches. Blttles 1, Phelps to 24, the Florida house of representa­
11.25.
INTER! ST IN FRIDAY BALL
1. First base on errors. Indians 2. tives passed an anti-evolution bill,
Sheep—Lambs, medium to choice,
Two base hits. Woodward, Clark. after appending to It an amendment
GAME SHOWN BY LOCAL MEH
29.50 @11.00.
Struck out, by Phelps 3, Craig 4, Bit- prohibiting the teaching of evolution
•settle.
ties 0. Passed ball. Shesely. Hit by or kindred theories "as fact."
Attendance at the ball game be­
Wheat—Soft white, 21.46H; western
pitcher. Ward by Craig. 8tolen
white. 2145M,; hard winter. 2144 b,; tween Hermiston and Helix high
Idaho State Prison Enlarged.
bases. Woodward 2. Minthorn, Clark.
western red, 2132'4; northern spring. schools Friday afternoon on the
Adams, Alelaader.
Sacrifice hit,
Boise, Idaho.— Accommodations for
21 15; Big Bend bluestem, 21 55; Rig local grounds is expected to be ex-
Clark. Innings pitched, by Wood­ 108 more prisoners at the state peni­
Bend dark northern spring. 21.61; celli ut. Vernon Harrah, represent­
ward 1 1-3, Phelps 7 2-3, Craig S, tentiary will be provided within the
ing the student body, appeared before
Big Rend dark hard winter. 21.49.
Blttles 4.Hits, off Woodward 5, next tew months, a contract for the
Hay—Alfalfa. 225; timothy, I’. 8 , the commercial club members at the
Phelps 12, Craig 2, Blttles 4. Two necessary cells haring been awarded
luncheon Tuesday 'and extended a
222.
men on base one out when Phelps
special Invitation to the business men
Butter—Creamery, 42c.
Nebraska Farm Landa Flooded.
went to the box Umpire. Ouerrant.
to be present for the contest.
Eggs—Ranch, 23® 26c.
Omaha, Neb.— Flood waters swept
Time 2:10. Scorer, Pierce.
The student body Is anxlooa to
Cattle—Steers, choice, 29.60010.25.
over hundreds of acres of agricultural
Score by innings:
close Its athletic season with a good
Hogs—Prime, 211 @11.25.
Zand between Sonia City and Omaha
Hermiston—
crowd so that Its bills for the year a
Spokane.
S 1 0 4 1 1 1 2 0— J0 as the Missouri river continued on the
Hite —
activities may all bo paid In full, Mr.
Cattle—Steers, good, 26 ~6@9.50,
0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0— I worst rampage in recent years.
Kuna ..
Harrah told the club members.
HogS-Good,
210.60010
65.
Ï —U. 8. 8. California as It
Iadians-
trader Brooklyn bridge when Ihe great fleet pnfered the llud’on river.
a . / ’-------------------------- / t l U
A—Inspection
of
Levasseur
blpli
“
** f "Ptaln Nnngester, French ace, will try non.top rtigi.t from
2 4 0 1 0 1 2 4 2— 17
Hlta ....
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Biggs wsro
»arto to New Tort. 8— Laowo 4» Vi
verlng bto farewell addreee on Boston common.
2 4 0 0 0 0 1 2 0— 2
Run» ...
fsudleton visitors Friday.
UPHOLD CALIFORNIA'S
ANTI-RADICAL LAW
SOVIET OFFICE IN
LONDON IS RAIDEE
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