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pgSDAY, MARCH 19. 1931 matched in the world," Clark said. "It Is a case of Westsern labor at ♦ IRRIGON NEWS ♦ tempting to compete against con script labor. And now they are buy ing American machinery and taking Mrs. Frank Stewart and Mrs. Ira American experts to Russia to show Grabeii and little daughter of Im the people how to manufacture bler, Oregon, are visiting in the home goods, which later will flood the of J. A. Grabeii and Everett McCoy markets of this country,” Clark con cluded. this week. The North Morrow county fair board held a meeting at the home Nearly every publisher In the state of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom Tuesday commented editorially this week on evening. Leo Root and I. Skovbo of Governor Meier's action in cutting Boardman were present. No definite off >500,000 from the >1,181.52 action was taken in regard to the legislative appropriation for Oregon’s making up of the premium lists as five higher educational institutions. two members were absent on account Some were cheers, other static, some thoughtful, while others believed the of sickness. Chas. Benefiel was a Hermiston governor exceeded his authority. 'Governor Meier’s cut and veto visitor Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kendler motor will accomplish in an arbitrary way ed to Hermiston Sunday night to the what the board of higher education has been hoping to achieve in a show. I Mr. and Mrs. Vern Jones were scientific manner,” the Albany Dem ocrat Herald declared. “It is too bad .visiting in Umatilla Sunday. 1 Several days grading were done the governor did not give the board the past week on the Patterson fer opportunity to carry out its work un ry road with about 25 teams em hampered by autocratic arbitrary in terference.” ployed. ‘The cut represents loss to Oregon Mrs. Frank Fredrickson was taken quite 111 last Friday and was moved state college of nearly >200,000, If to the Hermiston hospital the same appropriated according to number of night. Dr. Christopherson is attend students registered In the five in stitutions,” the Dally Barometer ing physician. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leicht and pointed out. "That amount is enough family motored to Hermiston to the to pay 100 Instructors for a year.” 'The governor’s attitude is one of show Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Haddax and support, but at the same time cur Mrs. L. Beavert attended the show tailment of oxpense,” wrote the Coos Bay Times of Marshfield. “Despite at Hermiston Saturday night. The Cooking club met with Miss this handicap the cut is doubtless justified on grounds of economy in Nellie Leicht Saturday afternoon. Ollie Coryell and Harry Davis, who all departments of state government.’ “Nobody will question the sin has been visiting here for some time, motored to The Dalles and back Sat cerity of Governor Meier . . , and it is very certain a large body of citi urday Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom spent zens approve his action,” the Oregofi Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs Journal said. “It is the price educa tion is to pay for the economic de Ed Bensel of Hermiston. Phillis Reuso, E. M. Davis and pression.” •^Governor Meier^s ultimatum is Dock Davis stopped here for a few day's visit with their mother, Mrs. likely to precipitate trouble,” The Remo, while on their way" to British Dalles Chronical prophysied. “The Columbia, last week. Mr and Mrs. Don Brooks and Otto Benefiel went to Plymouth. Wn., to a dance Saturday and visited with Mrs. Brooks’ parents over Sunday Leola Beavert, .Amy Collins, Jack White, Fay Pierce and Fred Caldwell all attended the dance at Echo Fri day night. Otto Benefiel and Eugene Lamor- eaux have again enrolled in high school and plan to take a post-gradu ate course. E. Hendricks has been visiting friends at Interprise the past week. Mrs. Roscoe Williams has been ill with a sevtre cold this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom motored to Pendleton Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Coryell were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Chaney Sat urday night. Tom Caldwell was taken to the St Mary’s hospital in Pendleton Mon day, where he underwent an opera tlon for hernia. The Carl Isley family attended the show at Hermiston Sunday night. * •> SPECIAL SALE PRICES S ' Í A ' Í / M acM arr F lo u r “FA M E” FLO U R A Fancy Patent Pure Hard-wheat Flour. Our best grade. A real value. Milled by Collin’s Mills, Pendleton Hard and Soft W heat Blend. 49 lb. Bag $1.15 4 BAGS HAM $4.49 79c 49 lb Bag 27c | OATS seller, many times |over. A really fine Coffee. Oysters 3 ibs. $1.00 I Crackers Pure cane, fine gran ulated. W e believe beet sugar to be infer- I ior. Accordingly w e offer only the best pure cane. Our spec ial price for this sale 29c 5 pound Wooden Box 3 lbs 57c lersey C o rn F lak es 3J^g# M.J.B. COFFEE ZOC VACUUM PACKED iell-Well D.l± 3pk8’»23c An Excellent Value 39c p e r lb. •ananas *§» f e í 19c P IN E A P P L E HILLSDALE Broken Slices J oweet Treat Brand Q Large 8 ia r « .u c e S to th e r m ¿ T in . 7Qr SALEM, Ore., March 18 — Proa pects for a successful year for tur key producers throughout the west in 1931, are seen by L. E. Kline economist of the Nevada agricultural extension service. Kline cites factors considered fav orable to a good year. Stocks on hand ianuary 1 of this year, he said, were the lowest since 1917 and importr which last year amounted to only two per cent of the United States production, were expected to be low again. He warned producers against too rapid expansion without due con sideration to extension of market de man ds. However, he feela that this season growers should have fair prices and an eager demand. Sperry’s Surelay Sperry’s 4 Grain EGG C R A T C H FEED M A SH The sure way to poultry profits. Take advantage of this sale and lay in aj spring supply. Specially Priced for this Sale 100 lb. sack $1.85 TON $ 3 6.50 lb. Sack ■ KTRA LARGE SIZE STATE CAPITOL NEWS LETTER 2 large tins 37c DOLES’ BEST PACK $2.19, ™ $42.90 And Reasonamy rn ceu 59c a d o Z ., LARGE SIZE 39c Communicable diseases for the week aggregated 576 cases. In Uma tilla county, there were 10 cases listed. a ¿O Z . meaium »n lead Lettuce, iSS.8? for [Fancy Lemons, doz. 29c 1 t | rrxs Excellent Quality VaDDag“, a real value at present low F ancy Florida Grapefruit 1 Price 2 l-2c lb. | Large Size 3 for 25c , r-* 1 OXYDOL Ä 2 3 c | Camay S - U j c j MACMARR STORES STONES DIVISION HERMISTON, OREGON PHONE 241 “There is this to say for the educa- board pledged itself to economy . . , and would be justified in calling for ! tional veto — Presidents Hall and a* showdown even though it might I Kerr were allowed to wait in the mean their summary removal and re ante-room after being called to Sa placement by additional Meier satel lem but were not allowed to explain reasons for need of funds continued lites.” “Although legality of Governor the Corvallis Gazette-Times. “The Meier’s action is questionable,” as governor’s new education expert ad serted the Capitol Journal of Salem, visors, according to press dispatches, his veto of the emergency clause is appearing in the committee room fre valid enough." What the executive quently were George Joseph Jr., and should have done was to veto the en tire appropriation and so force the Henry Hanzen, the Warwick of the board of education to put into effect administration. If it were not so the economies that inspired Its crea serious it would be as funny as a comic opera. tion.” ANOTHER GREAT STANDARD PRODUCT 'dol'd “ —J 5 lh e best we’ve ever done” means much to us, and, we hope, to the motorists of the Pacific West. It is true of “ Standard” Gasoline, our newest product— a premium motor fuel at no increase in price. Its new name is well merited by its superior quality, its skillful refining and its fine performance in any motor car. STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA , A^ New" ProtiuScT w ith a N ew N a m e ON SALE N O W cAi Standard Station*, Inc. an d Red 'While a n d Jitue Dealert Iowa Brothers Set New W orld’s Record in Ford 5 gallons 98c 19 lbs. $1.00 Enjoy the Jersey D ifference 69c BEST QUALITY Clean burning. 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C., con cerning traffic on Western products 'W estsern states produce wheat lumber and other products which compete directly against Russia Russian importations are fixing the price on these and other products Neither America nor any other civl lized country can compete with out put of a nation which Is forcing pro duction from 280.00».000 slaves, tor t>7 natural raawrcaa <)* Governor John Hammlll of Iowa (left) and W alter Ferrell, executive secretary of the low s chapter of the American Autonveblle Association (extreme right), congratulating the Davis brothers on f e estabi'shment of a new world’s non-motor, non-wheel stop automobile endurance record. and more than 2,335 hours the American non-stop endur OWA state officials and civic leaders witnessed the ance record which, theretofore officially recognized, was establishment of a new world’s non-motor, non-wheel made by a much heavier car under almost ideal condi stop automobile endurance record recently, when Ralph and Rolland Davis, brothers, brought thoir Model A tions on the Indianapolis speedway laEt year. In the course of the cuduranco run, the car, known as “Tho City of Des Ford to a halt at the east entrance of the stato capitol in Molnec,” covered practically the entire state of Iowa. Des Moines after 2,775 hours and 46 minutes of continuous Engineers who examined the Ford at tho conclusion of driving. the run asserted that neither engine nor chassis showed When Governor Hammlll, standing with Walter Ferre!,, ovidcnco of tho gruelling strains to which they were sub executive secretary of the Iowa Chrptar of the American jected during the 116 days of continuous driving. Both Automobile Association, gave the signal ta stop, the Ford apparently, according tv the engineers, would have been had traveled a total of 47,138.3 mile:; over all sorts of roads good for another £9,000 miles or more. in all sorts of weather and had exceeded by 33,633 miles I We Mix Ideas with our Printing Inks . . . . The cost of any piece of printing is measured by the results it produ ces. 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