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VOLUME XXV
3BC
NUMBER 25
FARM BUREAU CO-OP
REVIEWS YEAR'S
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGOM, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1931
i PROFIT MADE ON PRODUCE FROM TWO ECHO PEOPLE KILLED
THREE ACRES
♦
W ILLA R D FELTHOUSE
IN AUTO CRASH, THREE IN JU R E !
4
COUNTY COURT AUTHORIZES
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PE R YEAR
FLOCK OF PULLETS I AY EIGHT
GRAVELING OF SCHOOL ROUTE
PRIZE EGGS
ROOF FIRE IS
CHECKED IN TIME
TO SAVE PROPERTY
4
A v ery in te re s tin g n o ta tio n 4 !
F. B. P ennock who lives on a 4
G uy C lay to n , 40, an d A urene Clay
■ 4 w as m ade th is week in a discus- .4
O. O. F eithouse, d riv e r of th e
farm n o rth of tow n on th e 4
ite r, farm
er. 4 4 to ..........
n - 12, . bo th o f E cbo- w ere kitted
n tin ilip n n
r n i n i u 4 v sion
s,on w
w ith
,ln A C. - E
K H
H e eiter,
farm er.
school bus for th e C olum bia d istric t,
B u tte r C reek h ighw ay has a 4
H e ite r seeded th re e acres a t
S a‘ u rd a y n ig h t when a lig h t truck
was
a
u
th
o
rized
by
th
e
county
court
U U ' J ln L .U U
I lliu n •
a cost of > n 00 an
d from th e iJt in w hich th e y w ere rid
ridin
flock of W h ite L eghorn and 4
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in g ro P ed oft
last week to spread 1000 yard s of
P lym outh Rock p u llets th a t laid <
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14 g ra in h arv ested he fed 34 tu r - 4 th e O,d ° IeKon T ra il h ig h w ay n sai
ravel on th e roads along his route,
e ig h t enorm ous eggs.
T hese 4
CONSIDER CHARGE IN NAME; * keya whieh he 80,(1 for »68.00. *
Re? h ' H
R al,r°a ‘!
n ad d itio n to fillin g th e m ud holes
a re on d isplay in the w indow a t 4
4 tw o pigs, one w hich sold fo r 4 men w ho h e ard th e crash an d rushed
HIGH WIND ADDS DANGER TO
.¡id th e san d blows w hich w ere to
th e O regon Hdw. & Im plem ent 4
R E IE R R E D TO BOARD
4 132 an d th e o th e r he is s till 4 ’ to th e scene of th e accid en t found
¡e given firs t con sid eratio n , Mr.
com pany, com peting w ith th e 4
ROOF BLAZE
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4 feeding, 120 lay in g hen s an d .> iCIay ‘°» alread y dead. T he g irl, a
elth o u se is doing considerable g ra d ­
display from th e T aylor and 4
All Officers Re-elected, One D eclined; •> had enough g ra in left to seed 4 “ lece o t Claytoup, w as unconscious
ing and c le a rin g of b ru sh and weeds
W a rn e r flocks. T here a re ap- 4 Property Damage Covered Ey Insur-
Y ear's Business of $176,000 Re-
I * ‘ he th re e acres for th is y e a r’s 4 w hen found and died a few m in u tes
long th e route.
p ro x lm ately 15p hens in th e 4
ance ; Residence Used For
ported; Two Amendments Voted
f crop
He s ta te s th a t he also 4 ,a t" ’
A ccording to Mr. F eithouse, th e
flock an d th ey produce from 80 4
r
¡ 4 raised some tobacco on th is 4 | ( r a s h l n S nose firs t on a jag g ed
Hermiston H ospital
Im proved roads w ill save him 20
to 85 eggs per day. If th ese ❖
th e tru c k w as alm ost
T he a n n u a l m eetin g of th e F arm * Ple fe w hich is irrig a te d land. 4
a in u te s per day to m ake th e trip
p u llets accom plish th a t sice egg 4
B ureau Co o perativ e held F rid a y af- * If 8Uch a record could be m ade 4 conlPletely
dem olished by Its Jum p
A fire broke o u t on th e roof of
The averag e tr ip tra n s p o rts 50 pupils
now w h at w ill they reach w hen
th e W. B. BeaBley hom e W ednesday
ternoon w as rep resen tativ e of th e ♦ » " larg e tr a c ts of lan d , farm - 4 over th e b a n k - P erso n s who Invest!
and th e to ta l tim e saved would a-
they grow up.
4 m o rn in g about 1 0 .0 0 o ’clock w hich
large a re a served by th e association. * in K w ould be a p ay in g propo- 4 f ated *he w reck a re not su re as to
n o u n t ‘o 1000 m in u tes or a little
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
did considerable dsm age. A high
A re p o rt on th e business of th e p ast * sitio n .
4
>ver tw o full w ork days fo r a m an,
y ear w as m ade hy th e m an ag er, 8. II. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ th # h lg h w a y ’ b u t th ln k C layton, w ho
f . ind w as up and had th e blaze not
ihow ing a considerable sav in g of
w as d riv in g , m ay have lost co n tro l
ecn noticed by Mrs. Tom Moore, a
time.
B a rn a rd an d read by th e a u d ito r for
DOUBLE HEADER B A S K E T !’.LL
'o f th e c ar in th e face of an ap p ro ach ­
eighbor, soon a fte r it ignited, th e re
th e concern, R. M. M ayberry. A d is­
It is asked th a t th e farm ers coop
SCOUTS RECEIVE MOBALIZATION in g au to m o b ile an d skidded on w et
would have le e n considerable d an g er
cussion of th e re p o rt followed.
-rate in keeping th e roads clean of GAMES SPONSORED BY P. T. A.
p av em en t.
>t dam age to n earb y houses. Mrs.
¡rush and w eeds along t h t l r place
A business of over $176,000 was CALL SATURDAY NIGHT
A gnes F elton. 14, Mabel A cton,
very In te re stin g program w es giv Beasley w a in tow n a t th>- tim e and
•vhlcli w ill save both tim e and extra
rep o rted done by th e co-operative for J
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u a t th e re g u la r m eeting of th e Pa Mr. B easley tu rn e d in tho ala rm as
¡xpensc.
th e y ear en d in g D ecember 31. T w o;
F o u rteen Boy S couts an sw ered a l i . an d E a rl A cton w ere c u t and
•cnt-T enchers association last T hurs- loon as notified.
am endm ents to th e by-law s w ere v o t-; m obalizatio n call last S a tu rd a y n ig h t b ru ised b u t w ere n o t serio u sly in ­
The ho’’8e is used fc r a h o sp ital
lay a ftern o o n , F e b ru a ry 12, w ith
ed, one ex ten d in g th e tra d e a re a of an d w ith in 20 m in u te s from th e ju re d . T hey w ere ta k e n io St. A n­
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS
u t fo rtu n a te ly th e re v.-sro no ¡¡a-
Rev. F a th e r N esdale p re se n tin g an
the o rg an izatio n . H eretofore th e a rea tim e Dan F o lle tt sum m oned th em to th o n y ’s h o sp ita l in P en d leto n . Mr.
ian ts reg istered a t th e tim e. The
DEFEAT IRRIGON FRIDAY NIGHT iddreas on “ P a trio tis m .”
included a p a rt of U m atilla and M or­ aid in th e search fo r a cougar th a t C layton w as b rin g in g th e ch ild ren t-
u rn itu re and bedding in th e upper-
row co u n ties b u t by th e ch an g e a had been m o lestin g his c a ttle and a show in P en d leto n .
D
u
rin
g
th
e
business
m
eeting
Mrs
W illard F eith o u se, W hitm an col
T he double header b a sk e tb a ll gam<-
■tory w ere soaked w ith w ater and
m em ber of any farm o rg an izatio n , In sheep. The boys le ft tow n e a rly in
ole-ce freshr.-an from H erm iston and betw een th e Irrig o n h ig h school and Tones w as ap p o in ted c h airm an of t
good s ta n d in g in his society, m ay be- ‘he ev en in g and w alked th e th re e WESTLAND IRRIGATION DISTRICI on of Mr. an d Mrs. W. W. F eithouse.
com m ittee to a rra n g e fo r a double .he w alls ar.d fu rn ish in g s on th e firs t
H erm iston h ig h school resu lted w ith
loor w ere also dam aged by tho w ater
come a m em ber of th e C o-operative m iless to th e ran ch . T hey searched
s co n clu d in g his firs t season of col- H erm iston on the long end of the header b a sk e tb a ll gam e betw een th<
fh e blaze was p u t o u t im m ediately
and e n title d to Its ben efits.
u n til 1 :0 0 a. m. an d th e n w ere s e r­ AWAIT GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS age b ask etb all. W ith an exception-
tow n tram u and h ig h school, F rid ay
scores. B oth gam es proved to be ra th
ollow ing the a rriv a l of th e fire de-
All of th e re tirin g o fficere w ere re- ved sandw iches, cake and cocoa a t
F e b ru ary 20. F unds from th is wi!
Ily la rg e squad com peting fo r posi­ er slow, alth o u g h in te re stin g .
artm e n t.
D u rin g th e p ast few m o n th s p
elected, w ith th e ex ception o f F. L. I th e J- S. B u rn h am home. T h is sum
he used in p ay in g for th e p laygrount
tions on th e v a rs ity five, F eithouse
In th e p re lim in a ry th e H erm iston
W hile fjg h tin g th e fire Tom Len-
Je w e tt, w ho declined. P. P. S ulliv an m ons w as th e clim ax to th e Boy larg e n u m b er of land sales have been •vas h an d icap p ed in seeing action.
slide purchased hy th e association
girls dow ned th e ir o p ponents by
la r t received a bad c u t on h is h and.
rep o rted In th e W estlan d Irrig a tio n
and H. J. O tt, r e tir in g d irecto rs w ere Scout a n n iv e rsa ry week.
Mrs. F ren ch w as anpointed chnirm ai
score of 23 to 6. The h a lf stood at
d is tric t an d a n u m b er of new se ttle rs
re-elected. T he re s u lt of th e b a llo t­
to plan an e n te rta in m e n t w hich wll 4 e was looking in th e opposite d i­
Purchase 40-Acre T ract
12 to 4, w ith th e Irrig o n g irls gain
rection w hile reach in g for a tool and
h av e a rriv ed an d a re m ak in g im ­
in g w as as follow s: H, J. O tt, 55; P.
be given by th e p a tro n s In th e nea
-•as s tru c k by a pick. Several s titc h -
pro v em en ts to th e ir tracts.
Mr. and Mrs. M ulkins of W alla ing only tw o points in th e second u tu re .
P. S u lliv an , 42; Jess R ich ard s, 39; POTATO PROSPECTS LOOK
s w ere ne cssary to close th e w ound.
A new c o n tra c t for th e d is tric t is W alla, W n., have purchased a 30- hair.
E. L. Jackson, 35; Chas. L ynch, 20; GOOD FOR HERMISTON DISTRICT
V egetable d o n atio n s to be used if
H am m ond o f H erm isto n sta rte d
T he tot-il dam ages h as n o t been
expected from th e go v ern m en t recla­ icro tr a c t in th e N o rth ern end of
W illiam M itchell, 14. A to ta l of 69
p rep n rin g h o t lunches fo r schoo' stim a te d but an in su ra n c e tnspec-
m atio n serv ice n o t la te r th a n M arch W est Side an d plan to move here 1m- th e sco rin g a fte r n few m inutes of
ballo ts w ere cast.
children
w
ere
called
for.
or v. ill look over the p ro p erty some
Lee L am pson, m a n ag e r of th e K en­ I. T h is new c o n tra c t am ong o th e r r.ediately. T hey cam e th is week and piny in th e firs t h a lf of th o boys
A reso lu tio n from th e B oardm an
game, w hile Dick M artin , scored t i t
imo soon. It w as to ta lly qpvcred by
G range a sk in g a ch an g e of nam e new ick Service c o rp o ratio n , form er fav o rab le fe a tu re s w ould allow the sta rte d th e erectio n of a new house,
only field goal in th e second q u a rte r
nsurunce.
from th e F arm B u reau C o-operative T h ree R ivers G row ers, w as in H er land ow n ers fo rty y ears In w hich to th e y have a d a iry herd of six cows
OREGON SHARES NATIONAL
rep ly to th e g o v ern m en t th e ir p ro p o r­ nd sev eral young stock, a num ber of The h a lf en d in g a t 8 to o In H erm is;
to th e G range C o-operative of Oregon m lston F rid a y of la st week.
T
h
e
K
ennew
ick
asso
ciatio
n
is
p
re
­
tio n a te cost of th e M cKay reserv o ir tu rk ey hens and a sm all flock of to n ’s favor. In th e second h alf, Ho! FOREST RECEIPTS FOR YEAR 193C ?. T. A. SPONSORS BEN EFIT
w as favorably considered, b u t was
p
a
rin
g
to
h
an
d
le
a
larg
e
p
ercen
t
of
w hich now su p p lies w a te r to th e p ro ­ ■egistered P ly m o u th Rocks, farm ton s ta rte d th e scoring and m ade the
la te r re fe rre d to th e board. W hen th e
3P0ORAM FOR MARCH 11
firs t b ask et for Irrig o n . W hen th e
cooperative w as form ed it desired to th e ch e rrie s gro w n in th is sectio n of ject, w hich is situ a te d w est of H er­ eq u ip m en t and fu rn itu re . They have
Over a m illion, six h u n d red thou
fin al w h istle blew th e score stood 17
th
e
s
ta
te
.
T
he
K
ennew
ick
concern
m
iston
an
d
acro
ss
th
e
U
m
atilla
river.
two
ch
ild
re
n
of
school
age
and
Mrs.
rem ain a m em ber of th e F arm
sand d o llars have been divided be-
T he follow ing P. T. A. b en efit pro­
to 4, An av erag e crow d w itnessed the
B ureau and in o rd er to do so h ad to h an d les th e a sp a ra g u s crop of th is T he irrig a tio n p ro ject is now o p era­ M ulkins' b ro th e r w ill live w ith
‘.ween O regon and tw enty-seven o th er
ram
w ill be given a t th e O asis th ea-
game.
j
..
- ’’Mi-
be connected w ith th e F arm Union d is tric t, an d M r L am pson looks for tin g on a c en ta l basis, Uie w a te r be­ them .
ta te s and tw o te rrito rie s, as th ei
•■•e W ednesday. M arch IT, a t 8 :0 0
a
good
dem
and
in
th
e
ea
ste
rn
m
a
r­
in
g
sup
p
lied
from
th
e
McKay
reser­
o r G range. C onsequently th ey r e ­
■¡hare of th e n a tio n a l forest receipt: j. M .: H igh school o rc h e s tra ; Reari­
In a contest w ith E cho team sW ed-
vo ir n e a r P en d leto n .
Weather Report
tain ed th e nam e sim ilar to th e F arm k ets th is sp rin g .
or tho fiscal y e a r 1930, according ng by Mrs. M’arq n a m ; Solo by Mrs.
In d iscu ssin g th e e arly p o tato p ro s­
A ccording to th e se c re ta ry of th e A h ig h w ind has been blow ing since r-»sday n ig h t tho g irls lost to 13-26 o a n n o u n cem en t ju s t Issued by tin
B ureau, a lth o u g h th e y are tw o e n ­
b ittle ; P lay let, “ Baby H as tho F lu ,”
score and th e boys defeated th eir
tire ly d iffe re n t org an izatio n s. T his pects for th e com ing sp rin g w ith T. d is tric t, J. S. M essner, th e reclam a­ M onday b rin g in g a heavy ra in W ed-
egional fo rester, P o rtlan d , Oregon.
¡y four g irls; Music by school glee
pponents
th
re
e
points,
10-13.
new name, if accepted, w ill seg re­ H. F ra se r, of th e H erm isto n G row ers’ tio n b u reau h as of la te m ade a n u m ­ nted-’.y aftern o o n . P re c ip ita tio n for
T h is am o u n t re p re se n ts 25 peí :lub; D uet by Mrs. B u rn h am and
asso
ciatio
n
,
he
s
ta
te
d
th
a
t
th
e
p
ro
s­
b
er
of
such
40
y
e
a
r
c
o
n
tra
c
ts
on
v
a
ri­
g ate th e two.
the w eek w as .13 of an Inch.
L ast T h u rsd ay n ig h t th e W om ens’ cent of tho to ta l n et receip ts iron Mrs, Oscar P ay n e; Comedy dram a,
pects looked good, for w h ile C alifo r­ ous irrig a tio n p ro jects.
D ate
Max. Min.
‘N ot a Man In th e H ouse,” by P.T.A.
ow n team defeated U m atilla tow n th e sale o f' tim b er, g razin g of live
n ia has a p la n tin g 12 per cen t h ig h ­
Jan u a ry 12 ............................. 44........16
UMATILLA COUNTY INCLUDED
team 3 to 19, In a fa s t gam e. They stock, sum m er-hom e perm its and si­ nem bers; »Solo (W h istlin g ) Mrs, Joe
e r th a n la s t y ear, th e fa llin g off in
January 13 ........................... 41........15
Civil Service Examination
p lay th e h ig h school g irls In a b?ne m ilar uses of th e n a tio n a l fo rests Udey; Song by th e school; F arce co-
th e d ro u g h t a re a w ill m ore th a n o ff­
IN DROUTH B E L IE F AREA
J n n r a r y 14 .........................
40....20
It gam e F rid a y n ig h t, funds from Checks have been m ailed from the nedy, “ Mrs. B usby’s T ln k T ea,”
set th e in crease th ere.
R eceipts of a p p licatio n s fo r civil January 15 ........................... 48........31
T reasu ry D ep artm en t to th e lndlvl P.T.A. m em bers. O ther selections by
w
hich w ill go to th e P.T.A.
OREGON STATE COLLEGE, Cor­
service ex am in atio n to he g iven for J a n u a r y 16 ............................. S3........30
he school w ill be announced later.
dual states. C alifornia heads th e lisi
vallis, Feb. 18— U m atilla co u n ty is * 4 4 4 4 0 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ^
w ith $406,877.02. Oregon Is second
p o stm asters of U m atilla office w ill January 17 ........................... 61........35
one of th e seven co u n ties in Oregon
CARD OF THANK3
J a n u a r y 18 ............................. 67........47
receiving $191,772.64, and W a sh in g ­ HSTRICT ATTORNEY SPEAKS AT
close F rid ay , F e b ru a ry 27, 1931. F o r
to receive th e b en efit of federal <
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
*
J a n u a r y 19 ............................. 55........ 36
Mr. an d Mrs. B easley and son A r­ ton th ird , w ith $166,441.10. T he to ­
form s 2241, 2358 an d 2223 ap p ly a t
d ro u th re lie f funds, acco rd in g to an ♦
COMMERCIAL CLUB LUNCHEON
4
th u r w ish te express th a n k s to the ta l for all of th e tw e n ty -e ig h t stater
an n o u n cem en t m ade h ere to d ay by 4 4 4 4 4 4 - 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
th e U m atilla post office an d o b tain
Mr. an d Mrs. R o b e rt Y eager of
and tw o te r rito rie s am o u n ts tt
citizen
s
of
H
erm
isto
n
fo
r
th
e
ir
as
C. C. r t o e ts t e l, d is tric t a tto rn e y
E. R. Jack so n , exten sio n sp ecialist in
Dewey S ch iller from th e Tony-V ey th em from T hom as S. T u ck er, a c tin g W alla W alla w ere v isito rs W ednes-
slstan ce in p u ttin g out th e roof fire $1,677.559.30.
vho has bis office in P en d leto n , w as
farm crops, w ho w as placed in ch arg e ra n c h w as in tow n S unday.
postm aster.
day a n d T h u rsd ay a t th e hom e of Mr. a t th e ir hom e W ednesday m orning.
N et receip ts of tho n a tio n a l forest: th e m ain sp eak er a t th e C om m ercial
of o rg an izatio n w ork in th is sta te .
and Mrs. F B. B ark er.
U rl R ich ard s h as sold h is farm In
last y ear increased in th e a g g reg ati
lub luncheon T uesday
Mr. Proeb-
A com m ittee co n sistin g of tw o fa r­ th e B u tte r C reek d is tric t to E. W.
n early h alf a m illion dollars over the
tel w arned local m erch an ts a g a in st
m ers and one h a n k e r has been ap ­ W alls of C olorado. W h a t Mr. R ich ­
-¡receding fiscal year. T he 25 pe; cceptlng u n id en tified checks w ith -
pointed by Jackson in each of th e se­ a rd s fu tu re p lan s a re n o t know n.
e n t ro V 'ru to th e sta te s is allo ttei
¡ut firs t q u estio n in g th e p a rty and
ven counties. T he U m atilla county
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n P ax to n and
By AlberCiT.'Reui
n proportion to th e am o u n t of rc
ilso a g a in st c ash in g o u t-o f-state
com m ittee is J. W . M aloney, P en d le­ d a u g h te r E lsie of C olum bia d is tric t
e tip ts realized from n a tio n a l foresb
hecks, lie also offered his services
to n ; C arl E ngdah o , H elix, an d Roy w ere v isito rs in P en d leto n F rid ay of
w ith in each s ta te . As provided by o re sid e n ts of th is com m unity a t any
Rew, P endleton.
last week.
"ederal s ta tu te , th e funds a re turnee’ ime th ey m ig h t be needed.
A pplication b lan k s have been fo r­
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Sllvey of Con­
¡ver to th e cou n ties co n ta in in g na
G eneral business m a tte rs were
w arded to these com m ittees and to don w ere In H erm isto n W ednesday of
ional forcBt lan d s, to be used to- ¡rought up and discussed.
co u n ty ag en ts in th e area. F arm ers th is w eek. Mr. Silvey is a form er
chools and roads. The s ta te ’s share
w ish in g to m ake ap p licatio n m ay ob­ re sid e n t h ere and ow nes a 50-acre
if n a tio n al fo rest receip ts rep res nts
ta in th e blan k s a t e ith e r place a t farm on th e B u tte r C reek high w ay .
I-Go-U-Go Club Meets
a fed eral p ay m en t In lien of taxes
M em bers of th e I-Go-U-Go club
once.
A. H. N o rto n an d D. M. D eeter,
W hile It Is tr u e th a t th e n a tio n al were e n te rta in e d T h u rsd ay In an all-
“ W hile O regon w as n ever co n si­ cash ier and a s s is ta n t cash ier, of the
forests do not pay tax es In th e m an ­ lay m eeting a t tho hom e of Mrs.
dered a s tric tly d ro u g h t sta te , th ere F ir s t N a tio n al B ank of lle rm isto n .
n
er of p riv a te ly ow ned p ro p erty , th e leHsie I’rln d le w ith Mrs. W. G.
a re a reas in th e d ry -lan d co u n ties a tte n d e d a m eetin g of th e Blue
co n trib u tio n s from th is 25 per cent Itoflda assistin g . The day w as sp en t
w here th e crops la st y ear w ere as I M ou n tain
B a n k e r’s asso ciatio n al
fund, plus road and tr a il expendi- sew ing q u ilts fo r th e baby hom e in
low as 30 to 4o per c e n t of no rm al W alla W alla S a tu rd a y .
n res w hich a re a d irect b en efit to P o rtlan d w ith a hot d in n e r served a t
because of an ab n o rm ally d ry fall
Jo h n D u n n in g of P en d leto n was
he s ta te and counties, am ount to noon.
and w in te r,” explain ed Mr. Jack so n . v is itin g a t th e hom e of h is b ro th e r
ore In O regon th a n would be the
A m ong those p resent w ere: Mrs.
“ T his fac t coupled w ith th e low | E d D u n n in g la s t S u n d ay on th e ir
asc if tho n a tio n a l forests paid taxes Floyd L aird , Mrs. W. J. Reece, Mrs.
price of g ra in have m ade fin an cin g ra n c h n o rth of H erm isto n . Mr. D un­
like o th e r s im ila r p roperty, accord- r* L. P arson, Mrs. W ill H lnellne,
th e new crop d iffic u lt in some p la­ n in g s ta te s th a t from a to ta l of 500
ng to th e reg io n al fo rester. In fact, Mrs. Car: .ui U n d e r. Mrs. M. T. Ma-
ces.”
h en s on th e ra n c h th ey a re g e ttin g
t is sta te d th a t 4 2 per cen t of the o tt, f '. «. 11. K. Dean. Mrs. H. H.
“ in Oregon th e m oney o b tain ed 325 eggs a day.
n a tio n a l fo rest land in O regon it ’h r is t’nnsi n. Mrs. ' t na l.agg, Mrs.
w ill be used larg ely for b u y in g fuel
Mr. an d Mrs. M. A. L e n h a rt drove
v orthless for ta x a tio n purposes.
'h as m li: ' , Mr.-. H. E. M cPherson
fo r tra c to rs and o th e r farm m ach i­ to P en d leto n S u n d ay a ftern o o n to
nd <’.au: I ter, .' rs. A. E. M arble,
nery, as th e law provides th ese loans see th e ir son U ria w ho Is in the hos­
F
a rd lrg . Mrs. Jo h n H am -
M k
a re - fo r seed, stock, feed o r fuel for p ita l th e re . U ria is re c o u p e ra tin g
V isits Fiom Rritizh Columbia
sn, M.
VZ. T u t .' lad and th e
m ach in ery . It Is n o t k now n how from in ju rie s received in an accid en t
E ugene M atthew s, b ro th e r of Mrs
cattBB.
m uch m oney w ill be allo tted to Ore­ la s t w eek. T he leg am en te w ere to rn
W. T tirn b la d ’s from C en tral B r it­
gon, b u t county a g e n ts a re now from hie left arm w hich w as also
ish C olum bia, Is v isitin g w ith his sis
estim a tin g needs a t th e req u est of bro k en . It w ill be Im possible to set
Flyer ' ids 'n Herm’ston
te r and w ill rem ain u n til th e firs t ot
TV R. T arlev o* V ancouver, W n..
C. N. W a rb u rto n , head of th e U nited th e arm u n til th e m uscles have k n it
A pril w hen he w ill re tu rn to lilf landed late F riday afte rn o o n on a
S ta te s extension service, w ho is a d ­ enough to hold it In place. He w ill
work. Mr. M atthew s sta te s th a t th r 'leld form erly used fo r th a t purpose
m in is te rin g th e federal fu n d .”
be u n ab le to reach above h is head
ric u ltu rp l s itu a tio n In B. C. is reg
o rth of th e H erm iston fa ir grounds.
F arm ers to o b ta in th e fed eralI w hen th e w ound Is healed , acco rd in g
tilar, due to th e fa c t th a t m ost pro­
IJe was en ro u te from P o rtla n d to
d ro u g h t relief loan s m ust sign a n a f - : to a tte n d in g physician s,
duce (s consum ed w ith in th e d istric ts W ells W alla and en c o u n te rin g heavy
fld a v lt t h a t local fu n d s a re n o t avail-1
Miss E th el B eougher e n te rta in e d
them selves. T he farm er Is paid the fog n ear th a t city was forced hack.
ab le and th a t th e y w ill n o t uee th e fo u rteen m em bers of th e Ju n io n Ep-
rd d ttio n a l am o u n t on his w h eat th at He landed a ftp r c irc lin g low over th e
money to Increase acreag e over Inst ¡w o rth L eague last S a tu rd a y a fte r­
It w ould cost him for tra n sp o rta tio n btir.inens d istric t.
year. T he loan is secured by a mort-1 noon in th e b asem en t of th e M etho­
out of th e d is tric t, w h i'h g u aran tees
gag e on th e g ro w in g crop.
j diet ch u rch . T he business m eetin g
local ro n su iiip tio n . W h eat la not lik e­
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Bensel a re th e
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| w as presided over by R o b erta M ullins
ly to be shipped In, due to th e heavy p a re n ts of a baby boy born S unday
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy S u lliv an of j se c re ta ry , in th e ab sen ce of th e pres-
I o u n ty and prod u ctio n about equals in U m atilla. T hey are a t the hom e of
M yrtle C reek, Ore., a re th e p a re n ts Id en t, M arg aret W in ters. R efresh-
consum ption.
Mr. M atthew s Is en- Mrs. R ensel’s m other. Mrs. Jess Con­
of a ten pound boy born F e b ru a r y ! m en ts w ere Served In th e late a fte r-
In h y d ra u lic m ining.
nell. T he boy has been nam ed C arl
13. He has been nam ed A llen D ean. > noon.
Dean.
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