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VOLUME XXV
Ôlljr Kromaimt Bmdh
NUMBER 28
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY,
UMATILLA COUNTY
HERO IMPROVEMENT
ASSOCIATION REPORT
LADIES OF FARM BUREAU
AUXILIARY TO PLANT TREES
At a re g u la r m eetin g of th e In d ie s
A u x iliary to the F arm B u reau last
week th e questio n of p la n tin g trees
alo n g th e d iag o n al road w as fav o r­
ably discussed. It was la te r learned
th a t S. P. A hplanalys, local n u rs e ry ­
m an, w ould d o n ate th e trees if th e
lad les w ould see th a t th ey w ere
w atered an d cared for. A re p o rt w as
tu rn e d in th a t c h a irs had been p u r­
chased fo r th e clu b house. A vote
w as e n te rta in e d an d carried for ini
provem ents to be made on th e lau n
d ry as w ell as to em ploy W. E. W est
as m an ag er of th e can n ery th is com ­
in g season
The a u x ilia ry p lan s to
build a screened-tn ad d itio n to th e
can n ery w hich w ill im prove w orking
conditions.
DAIRYMEN PLAN
CO-OP CREAMERY
AT MEETING HERE
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MABCB4^Tl831
RECLAMATION HEAD TO ASK
STANFIELD PROJECT FINANCING
PARENT-TEACHERS
BENEFIT PROGRAM
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SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER YEAR
WINS UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
AGRICULTURAL SCHOLARSHIP
POULTRY OUTLOOK
PAINTEO BRIGHT
FOR COMING SEASON
R eclam ation C om m issioner Mead
M orris P ierson received a lette
said today th e b ureau would request
recen tly from C arl R. G ray, p resid en t
6100,000 In its estim ates next Decern
n n 1 UJ P n n m ifn nf 1,10 Unlon Paclf,<' R ailw ay com
her fo r re h a b ilita tio n of th e S tan
jl n A W \
la K I] W IJ Pany, s ta tin g th a t he had been in
field, O regon, reclam ation d istrict.
f form ed by Mr. Seymore, s ta te club
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leader, th a t M orris had been aw ard
Mead m ade th e sta te m e n t a fte r a
TWO HIGH COWS TEST ABOVE 70
ORGANIZATION TO LINK W IT H | conference w ith S enators S telw er and L I T T L E
FOLKS CONTRIBUTE ed tlle Union Paciflc A g ric u ltu ra l GROWERS URGED TO REINSTATE
POUNDS BUTTERFAT.
M cNary.
sch o larsh ip from U m atilla county for
NATION WIDE CONCERN
LARGELY TO PERFORMANCE.
th e y ear 1930. T he scholarship aw ard
EGG PRODUCING FLOCKS
T he plan calls for p u rch asin g the
Out of E nrollm ent of 481, 63 Cows
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| w as based on co n ten ts of a sto ry of
Thorough Investigation Made of can al system of th e p riv ate irrlg a
Tested an Average of 40
tion d is tric t, Im provem ent of the wa United E ffo rt P u ts E ntertainm ent flu b activ ities. At th e recent achieve J. H. Reid P uts In 3500 Baby Chicks;
Creameries Now Operating, B etter
Over Successfully W ith $61
!m ent day Pro«ram M orris was pre
New Brooder House System
te r supply system and d rain ag e sys­
Pounds B utterfat.
Prices A nticipated
sented w ith a show h a lte r offered by
tem.
Proves Satisfactory.
N etted Treasury.
H o o lstein -F reisian association for In­
The m on th ly re p o rt com piled by
The com m issioner said th e reels
L o o k in g to .th e fo rm atio n of a co
d iv id u als p lacing firs t in th e ir class
A group of p o u ltry an d tu rk ey
Jo h n E. M ansfield, te s te r, of the
m ation b u reau had not been given
A p-ogrum for th e purposes of rais- a t th e s ta te fair. He was also a w a rd ­
o p erativ e cream ery th e o rg an izatio n
U m atilla C ounty H erd Im provem ent
any m oney by the last congress for ing funds was presented a t the Oasis ed a sch o larsh ip to club sum m er grow ers g a th e re d a t th e L ib rary hall
co m m ittee mef T uesday in th e office
association fo r F e b ru a ry show s
th e p ro ject, and th a t a bill In tro ­ th e a tre last W ednesday ev en in g b y ; school held each y e a r a t O.S.C. The last F rid ay ev ening to h ear a discus­
of A ssista n t C ounty A gent, G arnet
to ta l nu m b er of 33 h erd s tested,
duced by S en ato r McNary, w hich school ch ild ren and m em bers of th e rirst sch o larsh ip includes 6100 and sion on th e p o u ltry outlook for th e
D. B est, w ith J. H. T ull, extension
w ith an en ro llm en t of 481, of w hich
Mrs. L in d n e r h ad ch arg e o f th e so­ econom ist In m a rk e tin g a t O.S.C. pre passed th e senate, p roviding for P a re n t-T e a c h e rs’ association. E very ,S tan ley Oroen of S tan field was a lte r- com ing season, w hich w as conducted
73 a re dry. T o tal pro d u ctio n in m ilk cial, assisted by Mrs. M itchell, Mrs.
6100,000 fo r re h a b ilita tio n , w as un av allab le seat in th e house was filled nBte n t th n t tlm e in Ctt8v M orrla doe„ by C. S. B rew ster of P o rtla n d . Mr.
sent. J. H. Reid Is ch airm an of the
B rew ster u rg ed all producers to e n ­
v-as 248,137 pounds w ith 11624.6 M ikesell an d Mrs. T u rn b lad . T he to­
acted upon in the house before it and not much sta n d in g room left. innt use it
co m m ittee and p lan s w ere m ade to
large th e ir flocks and sta te d th a t the
pounds of b u tte rfa t. O ut of these pic for discussion, "Civic B eau ty ,”
a d jo u rn ed .—-The O regonian
R eceipts are reported to have been , M orris Is w orking th is year on the
lin k up w ith th e In te rs ta te A ssocia­
com ing y ia r show ed every p o m ls e of
th e re were 63 cows te s tin g an aver- stressed th e clean -u p cam paign. Mrs.
661, w hich w ill be used in p ay in g home ran ch , w ith In ten tio n s of av a il
ted C ream eries cooperative w hich
being th e best ever experienced. If
a ‘ of 10 pounds in b u tte rfa t. In A. W. T u rn b lad gave an in te re stin g
to
r
th
e
school
playground
slide.
ing him self of th e o p p o rtu n ity ti fin an cially able to house them ad e­
w ork w ith L and-O -Lakes and C hal­
CHARLES E. WELLS
elu d in g cows in m ilk and cows d ry ta lk s ta tin g th e im p o rtan ce of e li­
School ch ild ren ta k in g p a r t w ere enroll In th e college a t C orvallis th is q u ately w ith o u t going in to debt,
lenge m a rk e tin g agency in C alifor
to ta l p roductio n of m ilk w as 515.8 m in a tin g th e u n sig h tly tin cans from
F u n e ra l services w ere held for leverly array ed in a p p ro p riate cos­
nla.
It
w
as
sta
te
d
a
t
th
e
m
eeting
fall. He is th e son of Mr. and Mrs. rh e re h as been a So per cent de­
and 24.1 b u tte rfa t.
h arles E. W ells last F rid ay In P en ­
th e h ig h w ay and urged each m em ber th a t good progress had been made
tum es m ade by th e ir p a re n ts an d -S y lv a n P ierson,
crease in egg sales on th e eastern
dleton
a
t
th
e
Bombay
fu
n
eral
p
a
r­
Mrs. and th a t th e re w as ag reem en t as to
The tw o h ig h herds, in clu d in g dry to clean aro u n d th e home.
th e ir perform ance m erited th e effo rts ■
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m ark et th is season w hich accounts
cows, of over 20, one of w hich is a M itchell read a very in s tru c tiv e p a ­ th e type of o rg an izatio n to be formod. lors. B u rial w as In th e I. O. O. F. of those who tra in e d them so p erfect-i DECI AMATORY CONTEST TO
or grow ers c u ttin g dow n on th e ir
lem etery a t M ilton. Mr. W ells died
mixed herd ow ned by E a ste rn Oregon per.
The p a rtic u la r purpose is to form Tuesday, M arch 2, a fte r su ffe rin g a ly. T eachers and m em bers of th e P.
locks and m a rk e tin g dressed hens,
S ta te H ospital, av e ra g in g 676.7 in
T. A. are to be co n g ra tu la te d upon
HELD FRIDAY NIGHT
M rs D u n n in g w on firs t prize for
th is com ing season th e re w ill be
o rg a n iz a tio n to serve th e d airy - h e a rt a tta c k w hile out rid in g earlier
m ilk p roductio n and 30.0 in b u tte r ­ so lv in g a deep puzzle and Mrs. H a r­ an
th e splendid perform ance. •
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men in th e d is tric t an d th e desire | in th e evening.
The D eclam atory C ontest try o u ts w ill sm aller flocks to produce less eggs,
fa t; th e o th e r is a m ixed h erd of vey P ay n e received firs t prize for
T he p rogram w as as follow s:
is to sign u p a t least 1000 cows w hen
be held F riday evening, M arch 13, with t i e re s u lt th a t prices w ill be
2- cows ow ned by C. A. L ynch and th e best sto ry of " P a t an d M ike.”
Mr. W ells w as a pioneer resident
the co o p erativ e is form ed. The claim
igher, due to the fact th a t few are
S
elections
by
the
o
rc
h
e
stra
;
Music
,
| n th e high school au ditorium .
averaged 844.8 pounds of m ilk and D elicious refresh m en ts w ere served.
of M ilton u n til approxim ately ten
Is m ade th a t d airy m en in o th e r sec­
selections by 1st, 2nd and 3rd g ra d ­
Those ta k in g p a rt a re : D ram atic, blc to r tln s ta te th e ir flocks.
27.9 pounds b u tte rfa t. T he tw o high The next m eetin g w ill be M arch 20,
wears ago w hen he moved to a farm
tions w here cooperative m ethods are
ers; Solo, Mrs. G. L ittle ; R eading, B etty R alph, J a n n ie Shotkey. F ern
Mr. B rew ster sta te d th a t th e ex­
herds of 1 2 to 20 cows are ow ned by u n d e r d irectio n of Mrs. B a rra g a r,
in th e C olum bia d istric t. He was
now follow ed receive th re e cen ts a
Mrs. M arkham ; P lay let, ‘‘Baby H as L indner. H um orous: E dna O tt, Jim pense of feeding w as sm all, especial­
M arten E ld er, Jersey s, av erag in g assisted by Mrs. S m ith, Mrs. Lenz,
born n e a r S ta te Line, N ovem ber 28,
pound m ore for th e ir b u tte r fa t th a n
the F lu ,” H elen R alph. V irg in ia Todd N eary, H elen Jendrzejew ski. O ratorl ly w ith th e effecient feed d is trib u t­
1869, and resided in M ilton m ost of
678.6 in m ilk and 34.1 in b u tte rfa t Mrs. J e w e tt and Mrs. M acPherson.
do g ro w ers n o t h av in g such connec­
ing concern whose services a re av a il­
and L. W. Owen, Jerseys, av erag in g T he su b ject for discussion w ill be tions.
his life. He was 62 years of age a t E thel P aul, Zella F ren ch ; P ianologue cai ; D onald DeMoss, Ed. B ensal. Ex-
able th ro u g h th e F arm B ureau Co-op.
by
E
lean
o
r
D
aily;
D
utch
indm
ill
tem
poraneous.
(ro
n
-c
c
m
p
e
tin
g
)
Fl-
th e tim e of his death.
583.7 m ilk production and 27.2 in on H ealth .
The im p o rtan ce of c u llin g flocks
3ong, grades 4 and 5; D uet, M rs.'o y d M cM ullen, C hester Johnson
The p lan is to have th e cooperative
b u tte rfa t. The tw o high herd3 u n d e r
He is survived by his widow, five
was stressed. Also th e fact th a t
Payne
and
Mrs
B
urnham
;
Comedy,
Those
ta
k
in
g
p
a
rt
in
the
low
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dl-
w
ork
w
ith
th
e
In
te
rs
ta
te
A
ssociation
12 eows a re ow ned by F. w Beck, EIGHT N FW FAMILIES REGISTER
■hildren, one b ro th er, L. E. W ells of
N ot a Man in th e H ouse” ; Song, vision a re : H um orous: Glen W arn er, chickens re q u ire w arm w a te r for
C ream eries cooperative w hich has a
m ixed, a v e ra g in g 795.3 m illt p roduc­
M ilton; tw o sisters. Mrs. M inerva
Mr.
An
Old F ashioned G arden, grades 7: M artha Shaw Zelle F rench. Non- th e ir early m orning d rin k in g .
w
o
rk
in
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w
ith
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farm
ON
MAIL
ROUTE
IN
WEEK
tion and T. A. O’G rady, Jersey s, av er­
Bowm an of W eiser, Idaho, an d Mrs.
B
rew
ster
sla
te
d
th
a
t
It
w
as
possible
a
n
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8;
Farce,
"M
rs.
B
usby’s
P
in
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H
um
orous:
H
elen
R
alph,
-Te««!«
board
u
n
d
e
r
th
e
fed
eral
m
a
rk
e
tin
g
a g in g 604.7 in b u tte rfa t.
Ella W ill of Je n n in g s Lodge, O regon.
to p rev en t w in te r m o ltin g by proper
Tea. M em bers of the P. T. A. ap- Moore, S uzunna Nye.
A m ark ed increases in p o p u latio n act. T h e cooperative move is now
T he tw o h ig h cows in th e associa­
p c a rin g in the tw o play lets w ere, !
feeding, keeping th e b ird s in good
is noted th is week by Jam es Todd o rganized on th e low er Colum bia, a t
u p p er
first. Mrs. B e rth a N atio n ; Mrs E m -1 T ” ° He ’ a r t ‘c ,«,1‘tln K '»
tion are from th e E a ste rn Oregon
flesh. K eeping a record of feed con­
local ru ra l m ail c a rrie r on R oute 1 E ugene, a t P in e-E ag le valley, B a­ LOCAL FARMERS GET GOOD
division
b
re:
H
um
orous:
E
dna
L
ittle
S ta te H ospital herd. N um ber 56 is a
m a H am m ond, Mrs. C h ristin e L ittle !
sum ption is im p o rta n t.
w ith th e re g istra tio n of e ig h t new ker co u n ty , an d th e p resen t move in- | PRICES FOR HATCHING EGGS
H erb ert Scqvbo, B ruce F ollet. N on-
6 year old H olstein and averaged
Mrs. A nna M lchaelis, Mrs. A lm a
A ccording to Mr. B rew ster th e re is
fam ilies w ho have moved on th e p ro ­ eludes cooperatives a t H erm isto n , a t
N eva
1736 in m ilk pro d u ctio n and 81.6
Dyer.
Second
perform
ance,
Mrs.
E
l­
less d an g er of overfeeding baby
A nu m b er of local p o u ltry grow ­
tect in th e p ast w eek. T h ree more R edm ond an d in th e G ran d a Ronde
R
ichards,
E
d
n
a
T
u
rn
b
lad
.
in b u tte rfa t. Glow T h ird Is a five
hicks If m ash is k ept before them
ers have been m a rk e tin g h a tc h in g len S m ith, Mrs. R ae F ren ch , Mrs.
fam ilies a re no t yet reg istered and valley.
y ear old P u re Bred Jersey and a v e r­
it all tim es along w ith sc ratch and
more a re expected. F ra n k Silvey has
eggs, and have been g e ttin g fifteen M arg u erite H em phill, Mrs. Ivy P o t­
T
h
ro
u
g
h
u
n
ited
e
ffo
rts
o’f
th
e
com­
A uxiliary P arty F eatures St. P atrick green feed. Also th a t th e re Is less
aged 1500 pounds of m ilk and 75.0
re tu rn e d to his place for th e sum m er m ittee to g e th e r w ith co operation of cents above com m ercial m ark e tin g te r, Mrs. Jo an Sage, Mrs. G eorgia
pounds of b u tte rfa t. T hese tw o made
rom C ondan, Oregon. O th er re s i­ farm ers a th o ro u g h in v estig aio n is price. T w enty-one cases w ere shipped E a rn h e a rt, Mrs. Jessie S chaffer, M rs.! T he home of Mrs. Wm. S h n rr w as d iffic u lty in te a c h in g them to roost
a record of m ore th a n 7o pounds in
dents are E. F. M ulkins, Roy Coxen, being m ade of th e success of o th e r co­ from the depot last w eek, according A nna M lchaelis, Mrs. C h ristin e L ittle, the scene of a p a rty lust T uesday af- if they are given an o p p o rtu n ity to
b u tte rfa t
prod u ctio n
d u rin g th e
W. L. Lay, W. A. K ry g er, A. W o p erativ es an d th e local en te rp rise to a sta te m e n t from Mr. W oughter, M rs Olive R oberts, and Mrs. L uella ternoon w hen th e A m erican Legion form th e h a b it early.
m onth and a re placed on th e honor
( A u x iliary m em bers e n te rta in e d for J. H. R eid, well know n p o u ltry rais-
Thom as. E. C. H ughes, K. D. P ie r­ w ill be based upon fin d in g s. O ther agent. These w ere se n t to th e R ussell Meade.
roll.
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¡prospective m em bers.
Mrs. W a lte r r In th e C olum bia d is tric t, expressed
son.
m em bers o f th e co m m ittee a re L. C, H atch eries a t C orvallis. A m ong those
O thers Included in th e ho n o r roll
S0NES0N-BARNARD
H am m , p resid en t, Mrs. Geo. S tory, ills desire th a t farm ers p u t th e ir
Dyer, E. L. Jack so n , J . Jen d rezjew -1 shippln<? a re H e n rY C arson, Mrs.
e re : One m a tu re cow m ak in g over
Mrs. A. W. C hristopherson and Mrs. whole e ffo rt in o b ta in in g chicks to
Best and H enry Som m ers. O thers de­
ski, and T. H . G regory.
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS
Mrs. E. B a rn a rd and A ntone Sone­
60 pounds fat, No. 3, Gr. J e r., owned
liv er h a tc h in g eggs to th e M utual son w ere u n ite d In m arria g e Monday. 1 Lyle T lldon served on th e com m ittee enlarge th e ir flocks, in th e belief
by S ..R . Cooper; 65.8; fo u r y ear olds BEST FOR IRRIGATED LANDS
C ream ery sta tio n w here 12 or 14 M arch 2, a t O lym pia, W n. W ord was and p lanned a very enjoyable a fte r­ th a t th e com ing y ear w ill be a pros­
Dr. an d Mrs. A. W . C h risto p h erson
m ak in g 45-pounds of fa t w ere all
noon. P rizes glvon for In tellectu al perous one fo r th e In d u stry . Mr. Reid
cases a re picked up d aily by tru ck s
F o r d ry e a stern O regon conditions, and d a u g h te r B a rb a ra an d Mrs. F. from "V lg o rb ilt” H a tc h e ry of F ree­ not passed aro u n d of th e ir m arriage guessing gam es w ere won by Mrs. das grow n In to th e chicken business
from E a ste rn O regon S ta te H ospital
u
n
til
th
e
la
s
t
of
th
e
week
w
hen
the
h erd , all P u re B red Jersey s, S u n ­ or o th e r sectio n s w here lack of m ois­ V. P rim e le ft late T u esd ay for P o rt­ w ater. F red B arker, local a g e n t for
Thom pson, Mrs. Joe N orton and Mrs. ilong w ith his d airy herd and o th er
sh in e, 56.9, R osalind, 52.9, B owlind tu re is a problem , chew in g fescue is land. Dr. C h risto p h erso n w ill a tte n d -v /ife & Co., has been sh ip p in g 100 tw o w ere co n g ra tu la te d . Mrs. B ar­ D orothy Todd. E ach g u est w as given farm w ork u n til now he has a flock
50.3, and T hresa, 47.9; th re e year probably th e best g rass. B u t in th e the O regon M edical A lum ni m eeting cases of com m ercial eggs a week to n a rd has for m any years been a re s i­ a em ail sq u are of g reen crepe paper uf 1450 lay in g hens, p roducing 900
d en t of H erm iston and Mr. Soneson
olds m ak in g over 40 pounds fa t were irrig a te d sectio n s of e a stern Oregon held W ednesday an d T h u rsd ay and th e P acific Co-op in P o rtla n d .
and a s trip o f w h ite and w ere re ­ sggs a day. m ak in g an av erag e of 60
Is w ell know n here, h av in g been em ­ quested to become m illn ers and de­
No. 156, P u re Bred H olstein , 61.3 w here the soils a re sw eet an d rich , also a n u m b er of m edical clinics a t
per cen t production. Mr. R eid has
an d No. 98, P. B. H oi., 55.9 from it is d iffic u lt to find a b e tte r law n the M edical School an d P o rtlan d
M onte H cdw all of H eppner spent ployed a t th e H erm iston hotel for sign a h a t. Some clever designs w ere 3500 W h ite L eghorn chicks w hich
E a ste rn O regon S tate H ospital herd ; g rass th a n K en tu ck y blue g rass, P ro ­ Medical h o sp ital. T hey p lan to re ­ the week end vTsitlng w ith friends sev eral years. T hey a re liv in g In presented a t the sty le show la te r and w ere placed In the prouder house
No. 9, G r. Jer.. 52.0, S. R. Cooper; fessor H yslop of O. S. C. says, a l­ tu rn to n ig h t.
Mrs. Illsley, Mrs. D orothy Todd and F e b ru a ry 27. A fter cu llin g he plans
and relativ es here.
Mrs Soneson’s home.
S ta r. G t . H oi., 47.4, G ilm an P ierso n ; th o u g h A sto ria b en t Is sa tisfacto ry
Miss P a u lin e Stoop won Prizes. Mrs. to average 1500 out of th is lot.
Blossom, Gr. J e r., 46.1, W. G. W eb­ w here th ere is p len ty of w ater.
I W alter H am m gave an In stru ctiv e
The brooder system in stalled by
b er; an d B eauty, Gr. J e r., 42.6, Guy
talk on t ’- j w ork of th e au x iliary . Mr. R eid tw o y ears ago has proven
C ronk; cows tw o y ears old m ak in g
F arm Account Club Organized
R efresh m en ts w ere served on sm all very sa tisfa c to ry an d th e in itia l cost
By Albert T. Reid
35 younds fa t w ere No. 167, Gi. Hoi..
Icard tab les centered w ith tall green is sm all. One section of th e floor Is
A group of 4-H clu b w orkers m et
4 8.2, E a ste rn Oregon S tate H o sp ital;
I tapers, to th e follow ing guests and if concrete covered w ith sand and
la st T uesday, M arch 3, and organized
Corky, Gr. J e r., 47.1, Jo h n Jen d reze-
m em bers: Mrs. Kick, Mrs. Wm. Ben- scratch. T h is Is heated by a fu rn ace
u n d er th e nam e of F arm A ccount
w sk i; V o lu n teer, P. B. Jersey , 44.6,
sel, Mrs. F ra n k S tone, Mrs. H elen built u n d er th e ccnted of th e build-
club, w hich is th e firs t o rg an izatio n
No. 18, Gr. H oi., 42.4, O ctavia, P. B.
Riggs, Mrs. Joe N orton. Mrs. T hom p­
(C ontinued on last page)
of Its k ind ever In H erm iston. Floyd
Jersey , 96.4, all of E a ste rn Oregon
son. Mrs. J. S. W est, Mrs. M ncPher-
McMullen w as elected p resid en t;
S ta te H ospital herd.
oon, Mrs. M arie Todd, Mrs. D orothy
D orcus T hroop, vice p resid en t; C a th ­
Todd, Mrs. W. B. B easley, Mrs. Ills­ TAX DECREASE ENJOYED BY
erine M cM ullen, s e c re ta ry -tre a s u re r;
ley, Mrs. Stone, Miss A nn W eury. RESIDENTS WHO PAY THIS YEAR
Glen P ierson, new s rep o rter. All
♦
Miss L a u ra oM rris, S tan field , Miss
m em bers signed up w ith th e d e te r­
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S tan field and Echo W ednesday in the
A decrease In taxes to ta lin g 69iE,-
REGULAR
m in atio n to com plete th e ir w ork and
♦
P au lin e Stoop and m em bers of the 491.09 w ill be enjoyed by U m atilla
I.O.O.F. NEWS NOTES
m ake th e club 100 per cent. G arnet
' com m ittee.
♦
By A lb ert K en n in g s
<■ D. B est, new a ss ista n t co u n ty agen t,
qounty p ro p erty ow ners w ho have
to pay them d u rin g th is year, ac­
♦
« w as in tro d u ced to th e follow ing
cording to an a b stra c t ju s t com ple­
CLUB LEADERS VISIT IN
m em bers, Floyd M cM ullen, C a th e r­
ted by R obert O. H aw ks, county a s ­
At th e re g u la r m eeting of th e O dd­ ine M cM ullen, Ja n n le Sh ockey, C le­
ÎÎITFREST OF ORGANIZATIONS
sessor.
fellow Lodge W ednesday ev en in g Dr. m en t S tock ard , D orcas T hroop and
A. W. C hristopherso n and E u g en e W. Glen P ierso n .
T o tal tax es levied in th is county
L. J. A llen, sta te assista n t club
V ale received firs t deg ree w ork.
leader an d G arnet D. Best, assista n t for all purposes, payable In 1931 on
T h e ir in itia to ry w ork w as given be­
! county a g en t, visited
H erm iston, th e assessm ent rolls of 1930, have
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
fore th e d is tric t conven tio n was held.
| field an d Echo W ednesday in the been set a t 61,474.999.98. In com ­
A ntone Soneson, a bridegroom of
in te re st of 4-H club w ork. T his trip parison w ith th e 1930 fig u re of 61,-
T he a n n u a l m eetin g of th e S tate
T he decrease, accord­
tw o weeks, passed cig ars and receiv­
,
’.vas
m ainly to arouse th e In terest of 570,491.07.
ing to th e re p o rt of Mr H aw ks, is
ed c o n g ra tu la tio n s from fellow m em ­ C ham ber of Comm erce w ill be held
:
to
y
s
and
g
irls
and
w
ill
probably
re-
th is y e a r in th e M ultnom ah hotel,
bers.
I u lt in th e form ing of 4-H clubs due to te ste r ex p en d itu res In th e i r ­
P o rtla n d , M arch 26, s ta rtin g a t 10
A t the re g u la r business m eetin g It
. later. T he farm A ccount club o rg a ­ rig a tio n d is tric ts , a drop In th e fire
a. m. P resid en t R. S. H am ilton, Bend,
w as voted to have some rem odeling
nized re cen tly by local boys and p atro l tax , and a a m .P e r s ta te tax.
w ill preside. E very local C ham ber of
II Iris w ill prove to be an asset to th e T he levies in p rim ary school d is tric ts
o r m o d ernizing done in th e k itch en
Commerce o r com m ercial o rg a n iz a ­
w ere for th e most p : r t low er and a
¡com m unity If handled correctly.
of th e I.O.O.F. h all. T he Lodge has
tion Is Invited to send d eleg ates and
considerable dron v as noted In th e
been saving fo r th ese Im provem ents
ta k e p a rt In th e d elib eratio n s.
to ta l special taxes for road d istricts.
fo r some tim e and now th a t th ey
Elected F ra tern ity President
G eneral taxes for s ta te and coun­
have m aterialized th e R ebekahs w ill
Rev. and Mrs. O. W. P ay n e and
Donald Shotw ell, form erly of H er­ ty purposes, set a t 6679,123.77 for
be the ones to send In a vote of a d eleg atio n of y o u n g people plan to
m iston, a stu d e n t n t th e College of 1931, w ill be considerably less th a n
th a n k s.
a tte n e d th e M id-Y ear E p w orth L ea­
Puget Round, was recen tly elected h a lf th e g ran d to tal, th e rep o rt
U riah
L e n h a rt, a b ro th e r m em ­ gue In s titu te to be held In H ep p n er
| president of A lpha Chi Nu fr a te rn l- show s. S pecial levies In cities and
b er w ho w as in ju re d some tim e ago, F rid a y a t th e M ethodist ch u rch . T his
i ty, rep lacin g C hester Rhodes, also special Irrig a tio n , school, union high
is back in tow n a fte r b ein g in th e m eetin g com prises th e w hole of th e
of H ern iiitn n
Rhodes, a m em ber of school and road d is tric ts com prise
P en d leto n h ospital.
C ascade d is tric t an d Mr. P ay n e is to
¡C en tral B oard, was elected on the the g re a te r sh a re of th e tax burden.
C laud McCall h as tra n sfe rre d his a c t as one of th e In s titu te teach ers.
.n o m in a tin g com m ittee for th e an n u al
T he to ta l value of ta x a b le proper­
m em bership from th e S tan field lodge. T hose g o in g a re : M arjorie and Mary
election of th e iionoclated stu d en ts. ty In th e co u n ty was th is y ear 653.-
B u rn h am , M ildred Phelps. E d ith
; Both I oys nrc m em bers of th e sen- 179.689.16, or ap p ro x im ately th re e
Chester Johnson accompanied his M arkham , M abie Sale. H arvey De-
i lor class and have been prom inent m illion and a q u a rte r dollars less
father Dr. T. K. Johnson tq Pendle­ Moee. G w yneth Corey. Eroogene P aul,
In college a ffa irs and a th le tlrg d u r- th a n th e previous y e a r’s assessm ent
A iiT e c e jT i* ,
ton Satnrday
He's Getting the Runaway under Control
gnd Mr and Mrs, 0. W, Pap»«
! ing th eir college years.
value of 655,366,510.