FAGS FOUR
. dy drama about the rieh man whose I 2fl7 PUK batory AWTVATK
, doctor ordered him to retire — but I ™ T rT7
sentlal plant nutrients which are or the Oregon Extension service and
dinarily replaced In the soils by the more fields will be inspected In the brush land to be put Into alialfa.
; who went to work instead. And I BILLED DLRING JUNE
BEND— Fifty-three dead wood
use of commercial fertilizer.
makes good.
)
near future. This strain of clover
I
....
1 During June, thirty-two hunters.
The commercial fertilizer value la being established to take the place chucks were picked up by Rasmus
Svengali also a W arier Brothers igured on a full-time basis, took of a ton of alfalfa hay, for instance
Peterson on his ranch in Pleasant
production brings John Barrymore 275 coyotes, 21 bobcats, and one is about 58.25 per ton, Ruzek fig of the common red clover which has Valley two days after County Agent
Summer i. the very beet time for ' mender. Deparement of Oregon, made
met
disfavor
in
the
east.
." b ‘ 8F t p '
The
" a,irl*r ! !>reda,orv bear, a total of 297 pre tires. A mixture of oats and vetcb
W. T. McDonald had held a poison
mimic study. Bring that boy or girl
business trip to Portland last Bun
m t.v
y‘ F‘'ov,de8 John " “ h 'datory animals. In addition. 194 will run slightly less, but is equal to
LAKEVIEW— Irrigation ditches ing demonstration there. During the
to Golda Muinms’s studio and they day. While there he attended an
' .' ,al‘afler of Svengall and porcupines were destroyed. The hun- red clover hay in nitrogen, phos were surveyed, planned and layed demonstration McDonald showed lo
will be playing nicely by the time executive meeting of the Legion. He
he plays it to the hilt. His new lead ters who made the largest catches
achool starts.
phorus and potassium. In some sec out by Victor W. Johnson, county farmers the proper methods of pre
returned Tuesday night.
ing lady, Marian Marsh, is an en are:
tions
of the state, orebardists are axent, last month on the farms of paring and placing poisoned alfalfa
., ■—Adv
chanting Trilby— emotionally inima
Mrs.
Gladys
Smith
and
Mrs.
Flor
R
C.
Fulkerson.
Wasco
county.
using alfalfa hay and discing it in John Ernst and W. H. Ostrom, Fort tips for woodchucks.
W. W. Roeder of Milton Freewater
_________ _
(tur® a8 y®L she’s Just a child— but 25 coyotes: Albert Ktnnlaon, l/matil
their orchard soils for its organic Rock. Mr. Ernst is adding another
was a business visitor In town Tues- ence Householder who recently pur-
chased the Shaar Beauty shop have
genius appeal and promise, la, 1 bear, 4 bobcats and 18 coyotes; matter and fertilizer value.
12 acres to his pump Irrigation pro
da
<H
Betty Jean Hunt, a student at the
rented the F. V. Prime home and H e r e 8 *rand old "lo-y of the pic T. M. Rice, Gilliam, 2 bobcats, and
Ject,
and Mr. Ostrom, who has lust
Mr. and Mr^._.icred Johnson of
University of California, Is the na
will
occupy
It
while
the
Primes
are
!
tures<<
u®
Latin
Quarter
Paris
when
put
in
a
deep
well
for
pump
Irrlga-
THE DALLES-—County Agent W.
21 coyotes: Edgar Watkins, Grant,
L* Grande v visittd
is it« Sunday
feu
with Mr
tional girls' archery champion.
on their month's vacation at Neot- artists wore sm oc\s and their garret 17 coyotes; Adam Knablock, Mor Wray Lawrence reports that the Uon, 1« laying out 40 acres of sage
and Mrs. F. R.^Wrigfit. a-
su, Oregon.
¡studios bloomed < with beauty like
recent heavy rains hav caused con
Mias ShlrleyFiJVedbrlafcann of Ir
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nelson and t w o ' ? ’^ ' be,° Ve<I ° f Llttle Blllee Th® row, 1 bobcat and 15 coyotes; Chas.
3. Brown, Malheur, 5 bobcats and siderable germination of wild morn
rigon is assisting in the Hunter's
children of Elgin, Oregon, spent ?"• T‘er Sv*nRah 8tarks
enslaves U coyotes; Chas. Frey. Jefferson, Ing glory seeds on plots treated with
Cafe this week.
Wednesday
night
here
visiting
with
I,
bX’
aild
hyi,notlzes
ber
into
sing 1 bobcat and 14 coyotes; John Lau chemical weed killers last fall, and
Dr. Clarke. eytj specialist, in Her
miston Tuesday, July 21st, at Her Miss Pauline Stoop. They were en- i Bg «®>i»“tlon of the Continent. It's rence, Grant. 1 bobcat and 13 coy- advises that these plots be cultivated
“Where your dollars have more cents.”
8 de“d influen«' against >tes; E. C. Stoneman, Wallowa, 14 before the roots get established again
miston hotel.
a<jv. route to Yakima while on a short
vacation.
Mrs.
Nelson
is
Miss
Stoop's
Blllee
8
devotion—
and
It's
all
ST. HELENS—-Danish Bortfleld
•oyotes: A. H. Mayhew, Wasco, II
E. P. Dodd returned from Wash
sister.
[a Perfectly dandy escape from cur coyotes, James C. Winters, Lake 10 turnips, a variety introduced by the
ington Tuesday where he has been
6 cans Pineapple, f la t s .................................
63c
rent film fare. The powerful ending 'oyotes, Murial E. Jacobs, Lake, 1 Astoria Experiment station and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Norton have
looking after business Interests for
>ound
out
a
rather
magical
movie
10
bars
P
A
G
Soap
.........................
3
^
several days.
bobcat and 9 coyotes; B. Sarrett, which has become popular with coast
moved into their newly purchased
that may very well become a screen Wallowa 2 bobcats and 8 coyotes; dairymen, have proved successful in
B. E. Sykes, manager of the Uma home and are gradually getting
6 tall cans Salmon ....................
classic. And you will welcome Mar and Robert Palmer, Wheeler, 1 bob Columbia county during the past
tilla Cooperative Creamery, has pur arranged. They recently purchased Ian Marsh,
6
cans Deviled Meat ........... ................
2 7c
cat and 9 coyotes.
year. County Agent George Nelson
chased the Cecil Warner home and the Carl McNaught home west of
4
reports. This year 150 pounds of
The above-listed hunters are
1
pint
Ornite
Fly
S
p
r
a
y
..................
37c
plans to move in the near future.
town and moved their belongings the
❖
ocated in well-infested coyote areas this seed was ordered for Columbia
There will be an Ice cream social first of the week.
1 pint Sweet D ill Pickles
’
25r
S T A N n i'ID NEWS ITEMS
which accounts largely for the big county, more than twice as much as
in the Baptist church, Friday, even
Miss Carolyl Case of Milton is the *
2
No. 2»/2 cans K r a u t........................
23c
catches; Qther hunters working last year. The supply has been
ing, July 22. A silver offering will house guest of Miss Elsie Paxton at ❖
where the infestation is less did ex exhausted, but inquiries are still
be taken. You are cordially invited her home in Columbia district this ■> ❖ <•
12 cans Corn
....................
jq
The community choir will present cellent work in ridding ranges of coming In.
Timothy Newell fr#m West Mon week. Miss Paxton has been working
49
pound
bag
Flour
..............
'
the
operetta,
“Love
Pirates
of
Ha
ONTARIO—
White
Russian
wheat
>ld killers that have been a source
roe. Louisiana, visited with Mr. and in Pendleton until recently. She has
Mrs. John Paxton while on his way spent the past two weeks in Milton wail’’ on the evening of July 31, a8 )f constant worry to local stockmen. n a trial planting in comparison
3 pound can Independent M a lt.................
49^
a benefit for the Ladles Aid. Tickets
with Federation on the farm of Neil
to Yakima, Wn„ last Thursday.
visiting with Miss Case.
1 pound Maxwell House C offee ............
39c
are now on sale. Ice cream and cake NATIONAL LEGIOlTCOMMANDER
Dimmlek of Nyssa appears much
Mrs. Gerklng, mother of Ben Gerk-
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Peterson ac
ing, who has I>e0 vRiiJmt Kith Mrs. companied by Mr. and Mrs. Joe will be served in the basement of TO ATTEND STATE CONVENTION more uniform in height and is taller
5 pound box Crackers ........................
m the average, reports County Agent
Asher Montague' In Condon for some Dyer made a round trip to Walla the church after the entertainment.
18 pounds Sugar ........................................ $1.00
Mrs. S. Thorseh hag recovered
Corvallis. Ore., July 15,— Nation R. G. Larson. White Russian is a
time, returned
ton last Walla Sunday, covering about 180
from her recent illness.
new wheat brought to Malheur coun
" * " * **'* * •
■«■■•nn a ■ I t -» »1»,«.,,
s a a
it
prominence
has
been
given
to
the
miles. They report that the trees
Mi. and Mrs. Jake Winsted and local Oregon state convention of the ty from Yakima valley where it is
Dr. Clarke, eye specialist of Port and grass around Kennewick as be
land will be in> Wentefatftn Tuesday. ing very dry but that the country small daughter Marian visited Sun American Legion to be held at Cor reported to have out-yielded Federa-
July 21st, on his yegul^j monthly around Walla Walla is looking good. day with Mrs. Winsted's parents, vallis, August 6, 7 and 8, through tion.
who live in Pendleton.
trip. Consult h i„
DALUAS— More than 500 acres of
he formal acceptance of Ralph
iur your eyes.
General Merchandise
Phone 3 4 ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Butts and two
'«Tî<
The regular Grange dance will be (Dyke) O’Niel, national commander Ohio hardy red clover have been in
adv.
left
W H Horrt J S *
1, ~
children, Warren and Wallace, lef
given in Watt's hall Saturday, of the Legion, of an invitation to spected for certification in Polk
• w . o n o c il, V lC g U il,
is visiting his da'dlht^r and family, siting for several days with Mr. and I fuly 18.
:ome west to the Oregon convention. county by J. R. Beck, county agent,
The Ladies Aid will meet in the The commander will be here and take E. R. Jackman and G. R. Hyslop of
Mrs. G. D. Best IMs week. He ar Mrs. F. K. Wright and Marie Ste
rived Wednesday iu»«Jnjans to remain phenson. Marie Lou Stephenson re church parlors Thursday, July 23, part In the program.
with Miss Helen Frederickson as
indefinitely.
; ',!i7
The official program has been
turned with them and will remain
hostess. An interesting feature will completed and has been approved by
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. West and for some time.
be the birthday party in charge of state officers of the Legion.
daughter Rose Mary, left Tuesday
in
Mr. and Mrs. Herb MIchaells and
for Grangeville. Idaho, where they two sons are on a two weeks vaca Mrs. D. R. Starkweather and Mrs. addition to the regular, announced
P .b l» h rf in th . interests oí the
rf Kenntet»» .n J vicini,, b,
will be interested Jn a creamery with tion and are spepdlng part of the M. Refven. Visitors are always wel events of entertainment, a depart
come.
Cecil Warner, The Warners left time In Walia Walia. Duke Robson
Ttun-A-Ium Lumber Co,
Ph0M 331
ment that has proved to be most in
W. H. Danghtery is confined to terestlng at former conventions to br
for Idaho last Thursday.
of Walla Walla is taking Mr. MI
Dr. Clarke of the Clarke Optical chaells’ place ln the meat depart his home beenuse of an attack of stressed in Corvallis this year. This
Voi. 31
Hermiston, Or., Thursday, July 10, I931
Co., Portland, Ore., eye sigh t special ment at the Red & White store, dur- dlabetls.
No. 27
department Includes special stunts
Mrs. 8. R. Cooper and daughters, to be arranged by visiting poats
ists, will be ln Hermiston all day
his absence.
COMMUNICATED.
Kathryn and Marjorie, motored to drum corps and individuals at any
and evening. Tuesday, July 21st, at
Dear Editor:
Mrs. George BriggB, and two
the Hermiston hotel. See him about daughters, Eleanor and Georgianna, Walla Walla Thursday for a short time and any place, during the three
What
Is meant by
visit with relatives.
your eyes.
adv.
days of fun. Some of these stunts
being diplomatic?
returned Tuesday from a trip to the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
iVm.
Mitchell
of
Dr. and Mrs. Prime and two sons, Willamette valley and coast points.
heretofore have been among the best
Well, my friend. If
Bobby and Bud, left Wednesday for Georgianna and Eleanor w e n t Hermiston called on friends on the entertaining features of the conven
you tell your wife that
Neotsu, where they will spend a through their school where they Stanfield project Tuesday.
tions, and special attention is being
time stands still when
Mrs. V. J, Hall was pleasantly iiven to this department. This part
month’s vacation. The Primes go
you look into her eyes
will teach this winter, which Is lo
to the beach for a menth every sum cated about two miles from Salem ■surprised Wednesday when several of the entertainment will not, of
that is diplomacy. But
mer.
of
her
neighbors
called
to
see
that
course, be announced, for much of
They will live In Fnlcm.
if you tell her that her
3he celebrated her birthday in a
J. I. Purdy, traveling freight and
face would stop i
Mrs. Loretta Harlan, Mrs. Louisa fitting manner. An informal lunch its interest is ln the surprise and
passenger agent for the Union Pa Kenneson, of Kansas City, Missou-
¡pontanelty of the events.
clock, ‘that's foolish
Don’t put off your Shoe Repair
cific System, of Pendleton, and J. L. I, arrived Sunday night and are vi eon was served with the following
ness.
happens and we’ll be
4. My wife says.
— Shoes Dyed All Colors—
Hayes, manager of the Union Pacific siting with their nephew and his guests present: Mrs. J. F. Gibson, RAIN SPOILED HAY NOT
right out to build that
R.
A.
Brownson,
Miss
Jennie
Albor,
Mrs.
S.
R.
Cooper,
5. Instead of shirts,
news bureau, called on F. C. Wough- wife, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Wright. Mr.
TOTAL LOSS, SAYS O.S.C.
In the
Editor. new home.
6. I should wear a
ter, local agent, the first of the week. Wright has not seen his aunts since Kathryn Cooper. Mrs. W. G. Wal
meantime, it might be blotter.
—
0—
J. M. Biggs, American Legion Com 1909. It is their first visit in the lace, Miss Laura Wallace, Mr. and
Although practically all of the hay
Mrs. U. J. Hall. Mrs. M. C. Borager cut in Oregon previous to the recent I
— 0—
The idea of debt a good idea to keep it
west and they are making an ex
in repair with Tum-A
and Mrs. O. T. Lockridge of Hermis rains is now unfit for livestock feed,
moratorium
is
spread
It
is
a
crime to ask
tended tour before returning this
ton, former neighbors of the Halls, t is not necessarily a total loss, says
ing. Pretty soon all Lumber and paint.
only 53.00 per thou
fall.
also called to bring birthday greet 3. V. Ruzek, associate soil scientist
of us will be putting
sand for number 1 Red
Private Orin F. Arthur, son of ings.
1. H o t
weather's Cedar Shingles. But
ln for our share.
)f the Oregon Experiment station,
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Arthur, who has
here.
Monday, July £0, the Grhnge will t can be turned to good account as
that is the price so
— 0—
been home on a 15-day furlow,
THE BEST IN TALKING
2. It comes each take advantage of it
hold an open meeting beginning al "food” for the soil.
roturned Wednesday to the U. S. S. 8:30. The major portion of the lec
Oh, Boy, won't build year.
PICTURES
and put on a new roof
If this practically rotted hay is
Texas which is stationed at Tacoma.
ing boom then. Call
ture hour v.ill be devoted to a dh Racked or composted and then ap-
3. But this year it that will insure you
Hermiston. Oregon
Wn.. for the present. From there
us
up
as
soon
as
it
seems
hotter.
cusslon of an article appearing in •licd to the soil previous to the next
against leaks.
they go to San Pedro, Calif., and
tile July number of Country Home »ceding, more organic matter will go
then on to San Diego, Calif. Orin
magazine entitled, "Leave Us Alone.
>ack into the soil than if the hay j
has had four advancements since en
I his article deals with the effect o' tad been saved and fed to livestock,
tering the Marine Corps and likes his
foderal aid for farmers. Please conic tuzek snys. In addition to the or- |
THIS W E E K _____
poaitlon exceedingly well.
o v i a 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 SATISFIED USERS . . . ASK YOUM NEIGHBOR
prepared
to express your views.
I ganic matter, hay and other bulky
Two of the Six Best July Shows
Mira Jessie Brlerley and Mrs. E.
crop residues contain all of the es-
P. Illsley entertained a few friends
Dcn't Tail Frt See Either,
Informorly at the Illsley home last
FROGRAM
FRIDAY - SAttiRDAY
Tuesday afternoon honoring Mrs. W.
W. Illsley, whose home is in Cali
A Picture for the Whole Family
fornia. The guests brought their
sewing and spent a quiet afternoon
visiting. Each guest was blindfolded
and required to draw a pig under
hich they wrote their name. This
■nuseri much merriment. Among
the guests present were Mrs. J.
Ending August 3rd.
West. Miss Clara Hall, Mrs. T. II.
worth of fun! First
suspended in summer
Fraser.
Miss
Briant.
Mrs.
Deurfey.
L George Arlan screen
•Mrs. Leila Phelps, Mrs. Wm. Sliaar.
comedy.
•
Mrs. A. H. Norton, Mrs. F. V. Swny-
You'll laugh with him. live with
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141
him, lovo him— in a role so dif xe. Mrs. W. L. Haptm. Mrs. R. A.
M ake M eat
Brownson. Mrs. Longhorn, Mrs.
ferent from r : y be has ever
Henry
Hitt,
Mrs.
Geo.
Wagner,
Mrs
played. You will marvel at his
CENTER
Brlerley, Mrs. A, E. Bensel, and Mrs
artistry—
A new Arllss playing a «omedy
IW 0 special T i c tu res at the
NEED to put up
drama so human, so true to life,
HELP YOURSELF TO HEALTH
A v w ith inefficient
OASIS
THEATRE
THIS
WEEK
•
you feel you ¿now the man
re frig e ra tio n a day
longer. Just drop in
which is why Mr, Arllss Is Amer
This
week
is
nil
especially
glKHl
at o u r showrooms—
This W e e k ’s Specials:
ica's First Actor.
select your G eneral
how week at the local Oasis theatre,
is
economical
Also Tallcartoon and
Electric
R efrigerator
¡'he management has been excep
i and deposit 5 10.
Ten Minute« of Ripley'«
D A ILY D ELIVER Y — BEST OF SERVICE
tlonally fotunatc In being able this
Pot Roast Beef
15c
"Believe It Or Not"
W it h new s lid in g
week to have two of the six best
shelves, new acid-re
Phone
901
or
741
O
K
O
N
0.
FELTHOUSE,
Owner
July shows as selected by "Screen
Rib Boil Beef
sisting porcelain in
10c
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
land. This la what Screeniand thinks
teriors, new finger-tip
Iwchee-the low priced
of the pictures;
Loin Steaks
23c
i ig L
M
»
. ' . ... ..
.
___________________
JOI
JOHN
all-steel General Elec
The Millionaire” a Warner Bro
tric guaranteed fo r
Spring Chix
thers production. Here's the family
25c
9 years, brings you
Him of the month. TaSe ma and pa
™e
io modern
See me about that canning
■ nd the young folks—nnd don't for
f t
[3 -Y B A R G U A R A N T E E l
HOT LUNCHES
to go yourself. It'a a picture for
maman B usi
Salmon. Don’t delay.
everybody. Simple, and quiet — no
tbìlbv
I gangsters, no murders, no moils. New
REFRESHING DRINKS
Weirdest passions that ever en York, which after all likes million
slaved a woman! Svengall com aires. adapted this one right away;
SPORTING GOODS
r A L t .S T g » L R S F R I G E R A T O ^
mands! Here la Barrymore at his but the Manhattan applause was
echoed
elsewhere
—
which
is
news.
best. With the new screen dis
covery fans and critics call •'aen- It s George Arils*' most popular pic
ture, and the first time the great
aational” !
A. W . TURNBLAO
English star has ever plgysd an
AI»o Talkartoon and F ot News
Aiusrlcan character. You'll enjoy |
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• n r y scene 1c (hi« refreshing come
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