THB HBBMXSTOB HERALD, HEBMIBTON, OHBGO1T*
Œlp ^mutatoti Errali
Published «very Thursday at Her-
miaton, U m atilla County, Oregon by
Joseph 8. Harvey, editor and man
ager.
Entered ae secoifd cla ss m atter
December, 1902, at the p ostoffice at
Herm iston, U m atilla County, Oregon.
Subscription Rates
One T e a r ...... ...................... .......... 22.02
Six M o n th s....................... - .......... . 21.02
A CHANGE POSSIBLE
by early fall.
‘T h e survey,” says Colonel Greely,
"will define the maiatrlhutarles of
the Mississippi to be treated a* units,
and for each of these tributaries
data will be brought together on the
acreage, the amount and character
of the precipitation, the more essen
tial or more common soil cissies,
feature,, of physiography. Including
ruggednesa of topography, natural
reservoirs, etc., the general character
of the vegetative eover, and a rating
of the value of the protective covet
as a means of flood prevention and
control.”
,
The object of the survey, the chief
forester states, is to bring out on
this enormous drainage basin, the
area or watersheds where on account
>f rainfall, character of soil, topo
graphy, etc., forest cover has an ini
portant protective value.
TfeRECLUSE
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7 AVENUE
WYNDHAM MARTYN
COPYRIGHT Zn/Je UHITED STATES
W.N U SERVICE
floor o f thslr ¿ommon aining room.
through? I f orie ls suspected, all arr
suspected.”
“flf course you can. Even Alf lx
getting a firm touch. He had stage-
fright at his first dinner, but he's
training on splendidly.” 'Enry sat in
the most comfortable chair he could
find and lighted a cigarette. “What's
the mystery about McKImber?”
“Ia he here yet?"
“He comes tomorrow with wife nnd
son. The eldest Itaxon girl is highly
P«tn DrtnJb C a t and D ie
Drinking gas waa futal for iiets of
L. Roberts of Mnrcns Hill A list nil la
recently. Roberts Is employed at the
gas works, and took home a small
tank which had been at tlie works for
some time On the wsiy Imine he tilled
It wllh fresh water, which he pul into
Next morning si» pigs and many
ducks were dead and oilier niilninls
were III. The tank contained gas
fumes thut the pets consumed us they
Imbibed.
F act G enaraHy A d m itte d
One of Brltulii's pii|>iilar blond
beauties, a London actress, receiv ed In
her dressing room a feminine admirer
who had called to "talk art." Tlie eon
vernation had fallen lint, due largely
to the fact that the beautiful hlnnd
would talk of nothing but herself.
Finally the visitor turned In desper
atlon to an old stundhy.
“I suppose,” she said, “that your
great ambition Is to play Shnkes|ieare?''
“Well," said the actress, “he has
written some nice parts."
and the coat« and charges of the ad
ministration of his estate, and that
said real property should be sold.
It ia Therefore Ordered that the
next of kin of said Betty Pearl Smith
and all persons Interested in said es
tate of said ward appear before the
above entitled Court at the County
Court House in Pendleton, Umatilla
County, Oregon on the 20th day ot
' August, 1927 at the hour of 2 o'clock
I in the afternoon and then and there
show cause, if any they have, why
the said order of sale and license
should not be granted.
And It is Futher Ordered that a
copy of thia order shall be published
at least three succesive weeks in the
Hermiston Herald a newspaper of
general circulation published wèfk
ly at Hermiston, Umatilla County.
Oregon.
Done and dated In open Court at
Pendleton, Umatilla County, Oregon
this 16th day of July, 192?.
• 1. M. SCHANNEP,
(46-5tc)
County Judge
“There are other cruflibs of comfort Never before had Fleming Bradney
for you." He smiled. Milman took seen the man who had disgraced him.
The announcement by the presi
from Ills pocketbook a page of note- In a sense the sight of Raxon wus a
dent that he does not choose to be a
paper covered with his fine, distinct shock. He seemed of a refined type,
candidate for president in 1928 Is
writing. “Tills," lie went on, "Is a , Intelligent, and superior to what Brail-
welcome new« to the agricultural
copy of a conversation with Loddon. I ney hud expected.
districts. The feeling of relief that
At tiiut time Ixxldon had done me the I Barnes was u better Judge of man
the country is not likely to face an
honor to consider me dead and buried, kind. He saw In Raxon a cruel and
additional four years under the KEEPING FARM RECORDS
a harmless recluse Ignorant of what ; vindictive mail. Indomitable and not
leadership of an administration
he wus talking. He was able to talk ' to be swayed.
IS COMMON IN OREGOF
indiscreetly, confident that not a
which the farming element of the
“ 'Alio, ’andsonie," said Barnes
breath of what lie said would ever he ' genially, "your name Sneed?”
country has gradually come to be
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATTO'
translated
Into
words
by
his
listener.
lieve places it fsr secondary to the
“It is not," said Raxon, frowning.
H e a d A d ap ted to H a b ita t
Department of the Interior. ?’
"Many farmers, being business ni“n I will read It to you:
welfare of Industry may be seasoned
Sneed. That was Peter Mllmati's
The bureau of fisheries says that tlie
Land Office at Th -Dalles. O. eg,
Jieep a set of books to deterniinr
'• "There’s one big-headed, million man. He had heard it more than once
by some expressions of regret, even
shape of the head of the liniiluit fish
June 17, 1927.
whether they are operating at e aire manufacturer who thinks he owns from Loddon. "Who are you?"
Is quite different from oilier species
here, but It Is safe to say that th<
Notice is hereby given abat John
oroflt or loss.” said Frank L. Robin New York slate above the Westchester
“Mi name Is Tgglus," said Barnes.
us its sliaiie conforms to tlie depth
feeling of relief will vastly over
line
that
has
a
big
Jolt
coming
his
ion, assistant professor of account-
E.
Mason, of Hermiston, Oregon, who.
“When
you
know
me
well
enough
you
at which it Is found Thl? fish Is
shadow the regret.
. ing. In an Interview for Oregon news way. Hdme day he'll go Into my can call me 'Enry. I’m the new foot
on Jan. 29, 1924, made Homestead
elongated
and
rather
thlclf
In
form
It may be true, as many keen stu
friend's office looking six feet high and man. Tills"—he pointed to Bradney,
papers.
and lies on Its left side which is white Entry under Act June 6, 1912, No.
dents of affulrs assert, that farming
weighing around two-flfty. When he
while the rigid side, uniform dark 024549. for NWK Section 20. Town
“If the business farmer Is operat comes out he'll look a dwarf und whose beardless face had a certain
will have none of its problems solved
childish wlstfulness about It—“this Is
brown in color, with very small smooth ship 4 North. Range 29 East. Wiliam
ing
at
a
loss
properly
kept
set
of
rec
weigh
us
a
bantamweight.
I
tell
you.
by the application of special legisla
Alfred Budd, also a footman to the
scales, is uppermost and tienrs tmtli ot ette Meridian, has filed noti-e '
tion, enacted under stress of political ords will tel! 'him why he Is losing Mr. Milman, when a man has brains swell who owns this place. If you
tlie Inrge eyes. The enpaclous mouth tentlon to niak > ’
; r -
;
and
no
scruples
lie
can
get
to
Wash
I He Received Paul Raxon With Re Is symmetrically placed, us also are
expediency, but agricultural interests money. He will compare the opera
aren’t Sneed, who are you?”
tabliah claim to tin land abov ? —
ington any time at all.’ ”
tions
of
one
year
with
those
of
other
serve.
“I happen to be ‘the swell who owns
the ventrul fins.
are tired unto death of being told
erlbed, before W ,i. Warrer, V ’ •
"You think lie was talking about
to paddle their own canoe when they years. Thus, If he keeps his var Itaxon und McKImber?” sutd Nlta this place,’ ” said Raxon. He had no excited. What is there to McKImber
States Commis»’
ious
enterprises
segregated
he
will
doubt
about
the
bona
tides
of
these
look about them and see the tremen
eagerly.
A n tiq u ity of Concrete
Oregon, on tiie 5tu
men. Tall London footmen by the thut old Peter Is anxious to know ills
dous combinations of capital in in know what is losing his money «ltd
"I am certain of It. Undoubtedly look of them.
every move?"
Prof.
Duff Abrams, tlie well known 1927.
’Enry's
agitation
dustry and have reason to believe which enterprises are profitable.”
“I’m In the dark, too. Peter says American scientist, has recently drawn
McKimher expects to be United States
Claimant names as wit.
A farmer need not lose all he ha* senator from New York. It Is con amused him. 'Enry wus heard to say I’m under Nitu's orders, and she will attention to tlie fact that concrete is
that thdse combinations are receiving
James G '¡’-arson of Hermist, u, Ore
that his last employer, Lord Rlchester,
older than the Christian era. It Is, In gon, Jacob L. Stork, of Hermiston
too much cream and too little blue without knowing it, explained Pro- ceded he deserves this honor. If would not so demean himself as to tell us what to do."
! feesor Robinson. He may discontinue itaxon forces him out of the race, It enter tils footman’s room.
“You’re nil rigid, you're a guest," deed, one of the most ancient of tlie
milk.
Oregon, Charles E. Lewis, of Stan
In the keynote speech delivered ! unprofitable ventures and add those can only be because he has some mys-
“1 do as 1 please," said Raxon cold 'Enry remarked. “I'm only a poor, world's Industries. The Itonuins were field, Oregon, Howard Avery, of Her
erlous
and
powerful
hold
over
him.
ly. He left them, as he supposed, honest footman uigl have to be or skilled In the use of concrete, and the mlston, Oregon.
before the convention of the pro that are profitable.
Yon must not forget that for years I
dered around.”
dome of the Pantheon at Rome Is ot
"Extensive record« are not neces- have been collecting all sorts of scraps wrapped In embarrassment.
gressive party when Theodor« Roose
“You've not had any run In with concrete. There is, too, a fresco a!
J. W. DONNELLY,
“I have seen the footmen,” he snld
velt was nominated to be that party's uiry,” continued Professor Robin it knowledge about him.”
Ruxon ?”
Thebes which shows tlie process ol
Register.
to
his
wife.
“They'll
do.
Let
me
be
standard bearer, the late Albert J. son. "A record of all cash received,
“Why?” the girl asked. “That's
“Not exactly, but he's a sneering manufacturing concrete.
Beveridge of Indiana in a materpiece its source, all cash paid out and what what Is so curious to me. It seems told when the new butler comes.”
"He's here," said Mrs. Raxon. “1 swine. Told Bradney and me only this
of eloquence turned all the force of It went for are enough. At* the so coincidental that just at a moment
N’OTICE OF HEARING UPON FT A
hope lie's satisfactory. He lias the morning that men-servants were mere
Read The Herald Want Ada.
his oratory against the "invisible close of each year a statement is pre tie ruined you Indirectly you have all best references. He was with Mr. ly parasitic growths. Said tiiut only
REPORT
timidity drove husky men like Alf and
government,” thnt combination of pared Ishowing a list of assets and 'Ills knowledge to use against him."
Peter Milman for years.”
“It
was
through
Mr.
Bradney,”
he
me
into
domestic
service.
I
hope
wealth and special privilege that was liabilities. From this he determines
A few minutes later Sneed bowed
[n the County Court of the State of
there’s a time when he'll think differ IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
and is and always will be bl-partlsan, his net worth and how much he has idmltted. “You guessed that I gave respectfully.
Oregon for Umatilla Coiyity.
him
tlie
hundred
thousand
dollars.
I
STATE
OF
OREGON
FOR
ently.”
or above all parties. If it was true gained or lost.
“AVliy did you leave Mr. Mllnian?"
believe In him. His lecture, which
“Milman wants you to familiarize
UMATILLA
COUNTY
In the MatA«’1 of the Estate
that wealth and the power that it
"If he should dosire to know the (lred me, brought the donation. Then, he was asked.
vourself with Raxon's private rooms
There was a certain reticence about
represents was In the saddle and the profits or losses of any particular suddenly, 1 found he hud been dis
of
From on Interview in a New York pa In the Matter of the Guardianship
of
place of power uud dictation in that enterprise he keeps a labor report. missed. I had his successor inter the nmn. It seemed he hardly liked per, It uppeurs he lives in a tower.”
oseph W. Craik, Deceased.
*
day, how much more Is it true today! I If he ha« live stock a feed record will viewed, a lesser man and an envious to say.
“He does. Since I've been here, not the Person and Estate of
“Mr. Milman was very good to me,” even III«. wife lias ventured intp it. I Betty Pearl Smith, a Minor.
Notice Is hereby given that the
me. He was frankly against Brad-
The farming interests sense that
¡nderslgned admlnistra‘or of the
ney. That's how It began. I bought he began, “but of late It got to be :<> In regularly to carry cedar logs for
condition. They know that they
Order
to
show
cause
on
Petition
Mr. Malet's wonderful group because very hard there, sir.”
state of Joseph W. Craik. deceased,
ds open tire. The doors are fitted for Sale of Real Property.
must have tariff protection. How
“In whut way?"
FARM REMINDERS
I thought we in America had nt Inst
vitli special locks. I’ve taken an Ini
las filed his final report with tne
long would dairying and Commercial
“I'm afruld poor Mr. Peter is losing pression of tlie keys. Alf goes Io
Now on this day this matter com
a sculptor worthy to rank with the
lerk of the above entitled Court and
egg production and wool growing
world's greatest. I was interested In Ills mind. He’s had some money own tomorrow. He'll fetch them. I'm ing on for hearing upon the petition hat the Judge of said Court has
and a dozen other industries that
To destroy pests In grain, beans or his eclipse. I found Raxon only when losses, I understand, sir, and he's act
of
Robert
O.
Horning,
the
duly
qual
not worrying.
Nlta and Peter—I
have their foundation directly in the other like products kept in the home Loddon spoke of Malet.”
ing queer. It's my belief he's danger never noticed those names rhymed be ified, appointed and acting guardian leslgnated Saturday, the 6th day of
August, 1927 at 2 o'clock In the af-
ous.
He's
cut
down
on
the
food
so
soil endure without a tariff barrier? for culinary use the simplest method,
"B(fl my father?" she Insisted.
"ore—are running this show. Raxon of the person and estate of Betty
.ernoon as the time, and the rooms
there Isn’t enough to eat. He’s been ■xpects n great deal from you. He
But they can not escape the belief | says the O. A. C. experiment station, “How did you tind out about him?"
Pearl Smith, a minor, for the pur
a
good
employer
to
me,
but
when
a
that every half dollar of benefit that ■ l„ to heat it in the oven. It 1« put
"It began at a dinner tulile. Some
ays you are the only expert lie ever pose of obtaining an order and lic if the above entitled Court In the
County Court House at Pendleton,
accrues to them by reason of the aid Into pans which are then kept in the one mentioned the Saratoga affair. man don't get Ills wages or his meals,
ot for nothing."
ense for the sale of the real property
he has to look out for himself.”
Umatilla County, Oregon as the place
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ot the tariff they lose u dollar by j oven for an hour at a temperature You know, Nlta, we are distant con
of said estate which Is described as
“Quite right I've seen your two
when and where hearing is to be
reason of boosted prices and longer I a little below that of boiling water. nections, and I have a family pride
Mrs.
McKImber,
whose
fortune
hud
follows,
to-wlt:
Lots
11
and
12
In
new footmen. One of them. 'Enry he
profits that are calmly taken by the Thfe kills all stages of Insects from tiiut Is as strong as it Is Illogical. calls himself, seems inclined to be Im nableil her husband to become one of Block 15 In the Town of Hermiston had thereon. All person« Interest-
he wealthiest men in n wealthy state, Ore., as platted In the NW U SEU id are hereby notified to then and
big monoppli^i.
t
egg to adult, after which the mater Even then I dill not see Raxon in tlie pudent. Clieel; thnt.”
affair until Loddon, pnrt-sixlden, told
n.ioyed staying in new houses and Section 10, Tp. 4 N. R. 28 E. W. M here appear and show cause, if any
What farmers would like is to have ial Is stored in Insect-proof contain-
•Tmpudent!”
Sneed
was
Ineredu-
me that his patron never forgave.
a representative in the executive ! crs. This heating kills the seed Then came instances of this vengeful- . lous. "Wliy, Mr. Itaxon, they have tlie meeting new sets of people. She saw in Umatilla County, Oregon, and it 'hey have, - why said report should
chair whose interest in agriculture germ« und spoils the seed for plant ness. Among them was a mention of highest references. On duty, sir. in this Invitation to Greut Rock tlie appearing to the court that it is tot be approved, the administrator
opportunity of discussing reduction
would be sincere and spontaneous, ing.
a society horsemnn who hud thrown you'll Had no fault with them. I don't o music, fruit diet, and tlie gospel of necessary for the maintenance rtf lischarged and the estate closed.
Dated this 7th day of July, 1927.
know what’s come over house-servants calories. On each of these points said minor and for the payment of
founded on first hand knowledge of
this putron of Loddon's into tlie sea.
of late, Mr. Raxon. When off duty Mrs. McKimher had her experiences the expenses of the last sickness anc
RAY C. GOODE,
“I
employed
investigators.
Many
of
the problems of agriculture. It
To have sound apples and pears
might npt be worth us much as farm and not wormy ones the Oregon orch- them. The first would get facts. I they seem to think themselves as good o relate.
Administrator.
funeral of Edgar A. Smith deceased 44-5tcv
ers think it would, blit it would at ardist sprays his trees with a solu then dismissed liini and engaged a sec as anyone else."
Her son Robin, a good-looking man
ond to build on this structure. I did
Raxon said nothing. His dismissal of five-nnd-twenty, did not welcome
least guarantee the greut industry a
tion of lead arsenates the experiment
genuinely sympathetic hearing, bas station repeats. The standard dilu not want any private detectives to get was a nod. He wns satisfied that Miss new friends unless he knew all about
at my real purpose. 1 warned Brewer Agatha Brown knew her Job. She lind them nnd that knowledge proved sat
ed on a love of the soil and men and tion is 2 pounds powdered lead arse against Idin. But nt that time Hazen
brought In three excellent men, nnd
women who till It, rather than on nate to 10Q gallons of spray solu seemed so immeasurably more power the colony of Swedish women help isfactory. (in the drive from tlie In
tel In New York where the MeKimbers
the political necessity of being pleas tion. . Four applications are usual ful llinn. the unknown Itaxon that he | seemed thoroughly capable.
always stayed he kept questioning Ills
ant to a mass group of citizens who In unusual season« five are necessary luughed at ni.v advice.”
He found himself wondering how It father about the Raxons. Why should
happen to be farmers,
“I owe you nil npology,” said the wns so much intelligence, energy and Ills father waste a week here when
for satisfactory protection.
We may have a change. The ten
girl. “1 hod no Idea you had been so beauty could be united In a girl who lie could be touring (lie state nnd
thorough. 1 see exactly wlmt I'm to was now only one of his help. It had strengthening his political position?
dency toward centralization and mon
opoly can not continue Indefinitely us
Any Oregon clover field may suffer do. I’m to find out what hold Raxon been Paul Raxon's Idea to make a lilt Robin desired to be a senator’s son
with her by his knowledge of furni and taste Washington life under the
It has in the past few years. T h e' considerable loss of seed if allowed has on McKImber.”
“Yes," Mllmnn assented. “I want ture. He had flung open the door of happiest conditions.
other swing of the pendulum may not j to get over ripe by breaking off en
Although Rnxon had planned that
begin for another four or five years, tirely or breaking to pieces, reports to use the same weupon against n lofty apartment with the simple ex
Raxon ns he employs against Mc clamation, “My Louis Seize room."
McKimher should visit him, the man
but It will swing back eventually, i the experiment station. It pays to KImber.''
“Wlint makes you think so?" Miss ufacturer had no Idea of It. McKIni-
and possibly sooner than we think ! get it cut earlier than this and put
"It’s a glorious adventure,'' she cried. Brown returned after one brief glance. her on Ids wny to Great Rock felt
The decision of the president not to into shocks or buncheg before break
“There's one thing which makes me She pointed out xvhat she declared
choose to be a candidate may he a ing of heads and shattering of seed uneasy,” lie admitted. “It Is in send were fbrgerles. She went from piece humiliated with the knowledge thni
lie had virtually asked for an invita
big factor ia bringing nbout the takes place.
ing you to a house owned by a man In' piece criticizing here and there nn- tion here. A few months before such
change.
of Itaxon'» sort. He has tlie power to til his pride of possession fled.
a thing would have seemed impossible.
create tlie Illusion of truth and sin
“I know very little about French
McKimher had learned suddenly
Such twaddle as has been paraded j House ferns attacked by scale In cerity when In reulity he lauglis at furniture," she said simply. “When 1 that Paul Raxon was working to gain
both. Good women have loved him as wns at Horsham abbey, Viscount a primary homluation for the exalted
before our eyes for a good many days sects may be protected by frequent well as bud."
Raoul de Guillaln often stayed there. position McKImber believed was al
by Almee and her mother in their applications of common laundry soap,
"I*m not exactly a child. Uncle
battles adds strength to the layman's; n quarter of a pound of soap to one Peter,” she reminded liltn. “In so You know, of course, thnt he Is the ready In his own grasp. At first lie
supreme authority. Oddly enough. 1 laughed the idea to acorn. But Ills
belief that religion means a lot more' gnllon of water, report the O. A. C. ciety one meets all types. I am not
hear lie Is In New York. If you would campaign manager had showed him
i>ntiiniologlmts.
The
plants
are
wash
when it is felt more and heard less.
afraid. I can never forget the life my
ed thoroughly with this solution father might have been leading* now like him to see your things. I'm sure innumerable clippings Ailed with in
f r t m a photograph
which Is best washed off about two but for him. I shall never be Hsliamed he'd be delighted. If you’ve lots of tervlews In which Paul Raxon had spo
o iio r m io Redwaltr
l>eople coming next week. It might he I ken enthusiastically about beautify
The president really should go on hours after it Is applied.
VoUoy
of whnt we are going to do.” She hettter tp weed some of these out. One i ing American cities so that the Old
the stage. When it conies to offer-,
s died nt Idin. “Let's go Into the hates to be laughed at In that sort of ' world sent her tourists to see them
ing thrill« he classifies a« a top-
Commercial telephone service h a s1 kitchen and I.ear daddy laying down thing."
Raxon had spoken before a federation
notcher by the manner In which he been Inaugurated between Paris and j ha whole duty of f.iotm eti.”
Prices of Best Land
“I suppose this viscount ha« a regn of women's clubs and had been very
delivered his statement Tuesday.
will come with the new rail
Venice. Urgent callg may be book
well tecelveil. lie was described as
Inr fee?"
only $10 to $20 an Acre ment
road. Markets will be closer. More
CHAPTER T ill
ed at triple the normal rates.
"He would want to fight a dnel with a ready and eloquent speaker.
farmers will come in. Land values
N E million acres of rich, low
The hot summer weather brought;
you If yon even suggested It. He Is
“He's got a peach of a press agent."
will increase.
priced land irfthe great Red
Nlta Barnes ffltcd into the life at quite a rich man and often gives his said MeKUnher’s campaign mnuager
the home grown melons, and the}
water Valley country of Southeast
Great Rock very quickly. She would service« to museums to detect for gloomily, “nnd his line Is ahsoluteii
The Northern Pacific Railway
THE MARKETS.
beat anything in winter, except 9an(u'
ern Montana will be opened to
will help fanners in getting started
have trouble later on, she decided, geries."
Portland.
new. It’s mnklng a great hit with tin
Claus.
farmers this year by a new branch
right. Settlers are wanted who seek
“I wonder how I could get bold of Influential women."
Wheat B. R. hluestem. hard white with the three Itaxon girls, whose ages
line of the Northern Pacific Rail
a real chance for themselves and
“He can't win on thnt stuff," Sic
soft white, western white, 21.32; fed ranged from twelve to eighteen years. hint?”
way, running 63 miles from Glendive.
their families. The Northern Pa-
REFORESTATION NEEDS OF
“I’;.I almost sure he would accept Klniher growled. He wns one of those |
eratlon, 21.31; hard winter, northern They were attractive tu a rather tec-
cific will send a representative to
Here the Northern Pacific will sell
ond-rate way. The < blest girl was nti Ir -Ration to dine If I reminded old-time politicians who distrust worn !
MISSISSIPPI ARE STUDIFD spring. 21 29: western red. 21.27.
talk the matter over, if desired. In
direct to fanners a half million acres
bitterly onposed to letting Agaiha .
Hay- Alfalfa. 217.60; valley timothy Brown mix with the guests. She saw him about Horsham abbey. Shall 1 en and underestimate their power.
vestigate this opportunity. Let us
at
prices
ranging
from
only
$10
to
“Maybe
not,
hut
he
can
split
the
Forest Service Making Surv.y To
1170 IR; eastern Oregon timothy. 221 that on her merits she had no chance write?'*
$20 an acre, with 20 years to pay. send you booklets, prices and easy
"Til tell you what w ell do," Raxon party vote, can't he? His platform Is
922.60.
payment plan. All sent free.
Taxes are extremely low. Special
against the atrnnger,
Sln.-e JIlss i s :!d. “Give me a letter of Intrmluc- a winner. He promises the huildin-.-
be Used in Arriving at
advantages are available to neigh
Butterfat—-40%e.
Hrown carried tlie day and appeared tlon and I'll call tomorrow, when I trsiies plenty of work and he haa beer
Control of Floods.
bors and colonies desiring to settle M IL TRIS COUPON TOUR»!
Eggs Ranch. 22015c
at the dinner table, aihnlrahly gowned, shall lie 1« New York. Find out where
their man for twenty year«. As rvt
together.
the Itnxon girls determined to forci lie Is staying and let me know.
Cattle Steers, good. 29.1609 60.
said, the women will vote for him, and
An extensive survey under which
I
er
out.
M ixed farm in g is su ccessfu l
Hogs—Medium to choice, 210.760
A few hours later. Viscount Raoul .
Paul Raxon. walking leisurely up de Gullltan. ftly warned by a tele- | so will the intellectuals. I tell you.
throughout this area. Com has in
will be brought together all avail 12 60.
John,
he's
got
to
be
(topped.
If
he
| gram In French dispatched from a ,
creased by hundreds of thousands of
able Information upon the location
laimbs — Medium to choice, 210.60 Ins drive one tlay, v. as nrtaxed to
runs, our party losas out That's
iv.o strapping men alight from a taxi ' distant office, moved Into the Rita.
acres in the last few years in South
and are» of forests needed on the 011.52.
j
outside the li >n<e and carry sitlten« '- ' He received Paul Kaxon with reserve. . sure."
eastern Montana. Hog production
“What sort of a fellow la he?"
j
Mississippi watershed as a purt of
Ssattle.
It! as though they lind come to »try I
haa grown rapidly. All classes of
flood prevention and control bus been
"Nobody seems to know. Yon've
Wheat Soft white, western white, [ As thej had gone to the hack .-n I It was only when he learned that
livestock are raised. The dairy in
started by the forest service of the •1.3160; hard winter. 21.28>k; west- ! trance,’ he supposed they were tnei | Agatlia Brown waa a guest at Great r»t to gel under Ids akin. No good!
dustry is getting a good start.
Ris
k
that
he
consented
to
go.
He
'
going to bis office. In another man's
United States department of agri ern red, 21.27; northern spring. 2122; |
Communities already are estab
servnnta hired by the social secretary ,
culture, according to information Just hluestem. 21 34; dark northern spring II had not, until this moment, oc . was affable enough to agree to ata? ! i.fflce the cards are stacked against
lished. Churches have been built.
there
a
week.
you.
Try
the
social
end
of
It
He’*
received by District Fortster C, M. 2143; dark hard winter. 21.37.
S c J mxj I s are open. Rapid deveiop-
correil to him that to have strange : W hen he arrived, the admirable ’ Just bought Kelllngton's place and la
Granger fiom Colonel William 11.
llay -Alfalfa, 226; timothy, P. s < men In the house might he dangerous. : Sneed was In the hall, and a foot.oar ! going to entertain. Pre got IL Ii
Greeley, chief forester.
There waa a new butler expected i immediately carried Ids
222
know Hetman Loddon pretty well. I'll I
This survey lias been declared an
That made three. Suspicious and his room.
Hutterfat—42c.
work II ao he asks you for a week
crafty, Itaxon saw that he might have ■ "Tlie whole gang's here now " «a
emergency Job by the forest service
Eggs Ranch, 19026c.
end. How shout it?"
three spies here, for all he knew.
officials, and the entire personnel
'Enry. wringing Ida hand. “How'
Cattle Steers, choice. 2909.60.
In the end McKImber agreed this
Neeland Rarnea. looking fifteen good old I*eter?"
of (he service has been instructed to
waa the best plan. Eventuatly he,
Hogs -Prime. 211 40011.60.
years younger without his big mas- i "More hopeful than ever," Male Mrs. McKimher and their son were
stand ready to lend a hand In speed
Spekane.
tr"he, was giving Ills fellow footman I seemed a trifle nervous. He fingerei
ing the big undertaking lo complet
naked for a week, McKImber did not
Cattle-Staera. good. 29.7609 21.
• few last words of advice when u , bis small mustache and Imperial Ir
ion. The survey w ill bo completed
ling»—-Good. |I1 7601126.
h lase, cynical man pushed open the I
( t o be continued )
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MILLION ACRES OF RICH MONTANA
LAND OPENED BY NEW RAILROAD
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