The Hermiston herald., March 17, 1932, Image 1

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VOLUMN XXVI
A*
NUMBER 29
HERD IMPROVEMENT
ASSN. CONTINUES
WITH SPLENDID WORK
OPERETTA WILL BE
PRESENTED FRIDAY NIGHT
A
Wrmwinn Hrrdù
E nvironm ent is w h at m akes peo­
ple app ear d ifferen t. At h eart, the
decent ones a re all a lik e .— ‘A lfalfa’
Bill M urray.
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER YEAR
Defeated! Not These Girls!
SALARY SLASH TAKEN BY
STATE AGRICULTURAL
BULLETIN EXPLAINS
TOMATO STORAGE
The p re se n ta tio n “ The W ish in g
HERMISTON SCHOOL FACULTY
W ell' will be g iven by th e m usic
d e p artm en t of th e H erm isto n schools
Follow ing a m eeting of th e H er­
F rid ay . M arch 18, in
th e
Oasis
m iston U nion high
school
board
h eatre, s ta rtin g p ro m p tly a t 8 :0 0
Monday n ig h t it w as announced
P. M. T he o p e re tta is u n d e r the
th a t a 20 per cen t c u t would be
HIGHEST TEST FOR MONTH IS irectio n of Miss E lean o r D aily and
made in all facu lty m em ber’s s a l­
MABE BY HOLSTEIN, 7C.8 LBS. prom ises to be one of th e o u ts ta n d ­
aries. to tak e effect next Septem ber,
in g featu res of th e school year.
and th e m usic d e p a rtm e n t be elim ­
Fifty-Tw o Cows Average 40 Pounds F in a l dress re h earsal w as held W ed­
inated for both grade and
high VARIOUS TEMPERATURES GIVEN
nesday n ig h t.
B u tterfat for Month Out of *
school.
All g rade school teac h ers’
T he plot c e n te rs aro u n d
Lady
532 Cows Enrolled.
ON STORAGE AND RIPENINIG
salarie s w ill be reduced to $110.
Mary D onnell, A n n a R ay M artin ,
By elim in a tin g th e m usic d e p a rt­
T he F e b ru a ry rep o rt for th e U m a­ w ho is th e last of a n old im pov­
m ent, school board m em bers believe
tilla H erd Im provem ent association erish ed fam ily. She lives w ith h er
they can co n tin u e to cash w a rra n ts Firm, Fully Ripe Tomatoes Hold Up
tu rn e d in by th e tester, S. H. Stoek- sm all niece N oreen, S u zan n e Nye.
Most Satisfactorily a t 55
for th e rem ain d er of th is y ear and
e.rd, show s th a t 632 cows a re e n ro ll­ Such is th e situ a tio n w hen N oreen
th ro u g h th e follow ing school term .
Degrees F.
ed from th e 34 h erd s on test, of m akes frien d s w ith
a g en tlem an
All high school teach ers were re ­
w hich 32 cows a re dry. T o tal milk vagabond, T erence O'M ore, played
elected a t
th e
m eeting
Monday
prod u ctio n for these herds a v e ra g ­ by H ow ard K iages.
Tom ato grow ers w ill find much of
n ig h t, and all but th re e of the tr a d e
ed
33,383.0
pounds
c o n ta in in g
Hady M ary has been forced to
school teach ers a t a m eeting
the Interest in a new b u lle tin issued by
14061.9 pounds b u tte rfa t.
F ifty - Place a m orgage on h er e sta te and
ihe U. S. d e p a rtm e n t of a g ric u ltu re
previous W ednesday n ig h t.
tw o cows averaged 4o pounds bu t- la te r Is en v ei^led in to sig n in g a
e n titled ’’T he 1 (feet of V arious
te r fa t for th e m onth.
T em peratures on the S to rin g and
second m o rtg ag e to S q u ire M atthew
GRADE SCHOOL HONOR ROLL;
R ipening of T om atoes."
This is
The high herd for th e m o n th of Baxby, F red Reeves, th in k in g she
F e b ru a ry of over 20 cows w as o w n ­ is sig n in g over th e firs t m o rtg ag e.
PERFECT ATTENDANCE RECOPD T echnical B ulletin No. 268.
ed by th e E a ste rn O regon S ta te hos­
As th e sto ry pro g resses an d L ady
■4 digest of th is b u lletin covering
p ita l; Jersey s and H o lstein s, 62, M ary is ab o u t to lose F a lls P a rk
the sum m ary and conclusions, is
T h irty -n in e g rade school stu d en ts
of
averaged 712.7 lbs. m ilk, c o n ta in ­ M anor, th ro u g h th e tre a c h e ry
w ere nam ed on th e honor roll for supplied I elow for read ers of the
in g 32.7 lbs. fat.
Baxby, T erence tells N oreen th e old
the past six weeks and a big m ajo r­ H erm iston I erald. The digest was
not „ • n 8
0 8
» « N e tb a ll team w as m uch pu t
H igh herd for th e m onth of from well in th e g a rd e n is a w ish in g w ell,
o u t a t th e a ssertio n of E lg in b ckers th a t E lg in produced
ity had perfect a tte n d a n c e m urks prepared by P rofessor A. (:. B. Bou­
12 to 20 cows w as a herd of 12 pure anti th a t th e fa irie s w ho live th e re
quet, head of th e vegetable crops
le only u n d efeated team in e a ste rn Oregon th is year. Echo
The honor roll includes:
bred Jersey s ow ned by C. E. Sm iley w ill g ra n t a n y th in g he w ishes. She
d ep artm en t of Oregon S ta te A gricul­
r , " n t I 8r c U,Kht Witb0Ut a l08S’ d° w "< us Irrig o n , 64 to 7
F irst g r a d e — W anda th in n in g ,
w hich produced 670.8 lbs. of m ilk w ishes fo r fo rtu n e in o rd e r to help
and U kiah 56 to 0, in o u ts tta n d in g contests. T he girls have
G ladys P erry , Je rry Coxen, E lvin tu ra l college, an d m ade available
h er a u n t M ary pay th e m ortgage.
c o n ta in in g 37.2 ibs. fat.
th ro u g h th e office of th e U m atilla
only tw ice in th ree years. They are, fro n t row, lei, to
L ouderm ilk.
county agent.
A herd of eleven cows, m ixed T erence m an ag es to hide a package
” ° r ' S L a n lb ,rth ‘ R ,,th e Thom pson. M ary M iddleton,
Second g rad e— P ntsy Rest, B ar-
breeds, ow ned by L. M. K een, was of b ank notes in th e w ell so th a t
The
R u h Moore, D orothy Mudge. Back r o w - M a r g a r e t H ouston.
bara F o llett, Leona F u ller, Lowell 1 to re
s effect , of various tem pera-
high herd u n d e r 12 cows, p ro d u cin g N oreen fin d s it, an d th in k s it a g ift
W inters, B etty Rood.
‘
the 8torage and rip en in g of
. 1R‘I* 1 ee8C’ Linett T roedson (coach), M ary W im m er, M ar-
T hird g rad e— Bobby S m ith
! tom atoes.
700.7 lbs. m ilk c o n ta in in g 36.0 lbs. from th e fairies. T he m o rtg ag e is
jo rie E b ert.
— (C ourtesy of the O regonian.)
F o u rth g rad e— W ayne Sage AJ ! .E x p o su re of m atu re g reen tom a-
fat.
paid and th e e sta te is saved for
Second h ig h herd s in th ese th re e Lady M ary.
lan C larke, Ja n ic e M atott.
Joyce f " h “l tC" lperatU re8 <lf 40 degrees F.
L ady M ary had been lead to be­ PRE-EASTER CHURCH
classes follow fn consecutive o rd er:
McCulley, S uzanne
Nve
B etty
n
d DOt necessar,1y P revent
LEGION
AUXILIARY
WILL
Payne, M arion P ierce
, ’’»•’sequent ripening. T om atoes rlp -
A h erd of 38 H olstein cows ow ned lieve th a t T erence had been am u sin g SERVICES START MONDAY
by C. A. L ynch produced 796.1 lbs. him self a t h e r expense an d feelin g
F lfth g rad e— R alph M arble V lr-
ni’rm a l'y w hpn exposed from 18
INITIATE AT NEXT MEETING
m ilk c o n ta in in g 28.5 Ibs. fa t;
a th a t F a lls M anor is re a lly his, p lan s
g in ia D yer, Jesse Moore G eraldine " ‘ g 1° " rB ' ° tp"’Pe r a tu '« a aa low
B e g in n in g M onday ev en in g of
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’ uerdl<1,nt as 25 degrees, w hich is alm ost 5.5
m ixed herd of 16 cows ow ned by C. to leave, b u t is d etain ed In th e act
A nnouncem ent was m ade a t th e M ullins.
degrees below th e ir averag e freez-
A nderson produced 681.6 lbs. m ilk by T erence w ho ex p lain s e v e ry th in g n ex t w eek th e ch u rch es w ill observe
The E astern
Oregon
T each ers’
S ix th g rade— Vera Sisson,
Legion A uxiliary
th e ir u su al p re -E a ste r service in th e m eet is scheduled for A pril 9th in la s t A m erican
Ing point, if subseq u en tly stored a t
c o n ta in in g 32.4 lbs. fa t; a h erd of and all ends happily.
w
ard
H
all.
m eetin g held In th e I. O. O. F. hall
M ethodist ch u rch . Rev. W allace E. La C rande.
A m usic co n test for
W hen
9 Jersey s ow ned by L. C. D yer p ro­
Seventh
g rad e— V erda
Conley a favorable tem p eratu re.
Jo n es w ill preach th e o p en in g se r­ E astern O regon w ill also be held in T h u rsd ay th a t in itia tio n would be
Revival Meetings Close.
I sto red a t 32 degrees and 36 degrees
duced 551.9 lbs. m ilk co n ta in in g
H
elen
D
unning,
Irene
K
ennings.
held
a
t
th
e
m
eetin
g
T
hursday,
31.2 lbs. fat.
T he rev iv al m eetin g s co nducted mon. T h en c o n tin u in g th ro u g h the L a C rande A pril 16 in w hich the
for periods up to five or six days,
E ig h th grade— John Biggs, B ar
M arch 24. a t w hich tim e Mrs. Wm."
| tom atoes la te r ripened to p ra ctically
As in th e J a n u a r y re p o rt th e tw o for th e past tw o w eeks by Rev. H u n week each ev en in g a t 7 :4 5 p. m.
local school p lan s to p a rtic ip a te en ­
bara
Reid,
W
onda
Needles.
K
lk
an
d
Mrs.
Win.
Logan
w
ill
act
All w ho feel inclined to w ard the te rin g in s tru m e n ts , vocal and glee
. norm ul color and flavor, b u t
the
high cows a re ow ned by th e E a s t­ d eru p in th e B a p tist ch u rch , closed
P erfoct atte n d a n c e :
as jo in t hostesses.
F irst g rad e— E lvin L ouderm ilk 1
° f r,p<’nlnR was slow *r th a n in
ern O regon S ta te h o sp ital, one. a 3- S unday n ig h t. One of th e big fe a ­ un io n e ffo rt of th e ch u rch es, to tip- club.
A t the la st m eetin g Mrs. A. W.
H ub
G im bel.
' fru ,ta not so exposed. R ip en in g of
year-old p u re bred H olstein sco rin g tu re s of th e m eetin g w as th e c h ild ­ build th e s p iritu a l life of th e com­
The B ulldogs v c?* ?elim in ated a t C hristopherson and Mrs. P e te r Cas l J u ,lu
s Gimbel.
m
u
n
ity
,
a
re
in
v
ited
to
come,”
says
h ig h a g a in by p ro d u cin g 1647 lbs. ren s m eetin g held every ev en in g a t Rev. O. W. P ay n e, ‘‘and enjoy th“eU i ? ” Î’
C " '. f
<" » e p p - trie acted as hostesses. M embers
Second g rad e— P atsy Best, Bobby tom atoes stored a t 49 d eg ress from
11 to 15 days was delayed b u t took
m ilk c o n ta in in g 67.3 lbs. fa t, and 3:45. D u rin g th is h o u r th e ch ild ­ services. E veryone Is welcome an d 1 i‘L‘. ‘i**, r ' ‘
W 'CH " æ 7 W6ro de' w ere nreviouRly in stru c te d Io know R hea, B etty Rood, D errald Sykes.
placoe norm ally. If stored a t 60 de­
th e o th e r No. 56, a 7-year-old g rad e ren learn ed new songs, m em orized urged to a tte n d ”
I lv a ' ; .1 ly M a- Hi by. a 45 to 15 th e ."/ar S pangled B anner an d a
T hird g rad e— L evester
M ulklns,
grees for less th a n 14 to 19 days,
H olstein p ro d u cin g 1788 lbs. m ilk sc rip tu re verses and had a good tim e
S pecial m usic w ill be featu red Î " ¿ 7 *
A I’e!' a " ' n o u t
a g ain st p ractice w as held a t
th is
tim e. W illa Je a n Lage, V irg in ia S m ith, the tom atoes ripened n o rm ally when
to g eth er. D u rin g th e la s t few days each ev en in g and a larg e choir is . d d ’ ,K ,n 1 le f!n' ls but w ere eli«n-
c o n ta in in g 76.8 lbs. fat.
Bobby
L
ittle
,
M
arie
R
hea,
Dale
P la n s for o r,* ,n iz in g a glee club
O w ners of cows on th e h o n o r roll of th e m eetings, th e e n ro llm en t a n tlc ip a te d .
’fa te d a t ; al in by the stro n g B en­ w ere discussed and a d ate set for Pierson, R alph JoneB, Jo h n Allen, placed in a favorable tem p eratu re.
C h illing sto ra g e did not slow up
not previously m entioned a re : L. W. reached 14o w hich d rew c h ild ren
son Toch ag g reg atio n .
practice.
T here w ere tw onty-tw o R obert C h ristian .
or prevont rip e n in g in fu lly m atu re
Owens, A. R. Coppock and Son, H. from th e e n tire com m unity. S a tu r­
W ork is being done on th e ten n is m em bers present.
F o u rth g rad e— C laude M arkham , green tom atoes so noticeably as in
Trip to Portland
G. Moore. J. H . R eid. H. A. Owens. day aftern o o n a p a rty w as g iven for
co u rt by s tu d e n ls 'u n d e r th e d ire c t­
F ra n k ie M cKenzie, N aom i N unn,
less m atu re ones.
th
e
c
h
ild
ren
w
hen
th
e
y
w
ere
tr
e
a
t­
A to ta l of 18 cows m ade th e honor
H. M. Som m erer, m an ag e r of th e ion '■( S u p e rin te n d e n t McAtee. New
W eather Report.
Fay R oberts, R oberta W inters.
W hen stored a t 50 degree F., tom ­
ed w ith candy an d a p e a n u t g rab . F arm B u reau
roll d u rin g th e m onth of F eb ru ary .
C o-operative, J. C. p asis and w ire a re being p u t up and D nte
Max. Min.
F ifth g rad e— C linton Case, Car! atoes in the tu rn in g sta g e or b egin­
I L ater a lin e of m arch w as form ed H aw k in s, of A dam s, B. E. Sykes,
M arch it) ................................. 49
th e lines repainted.
28 | C lark, John D unning, Jesse Moore. n in g to show color w hen picked
CFNT-A-MILE FARES
and th e ch ild ren m arch ed th ro u g h m an ag er of th e U m atilla Co-operat
B aseball season w ill open O
soon
as M M arch 11 ............................. 44
---- ---lie
UU11 M
23 j R alph M arble, M ary W ilson, G erald ­ u sually ripened alm ost norm ally. At
PLANNED FOR EASTER.
th e m ain s tre e t sin g in g an d g iv in g ive C ream ery, an d A. E. M cF arlan d , G oarh C ochran is lin in g th e boys
M arch 12 ............................. 43
19 ine M ullins, Alm a L aird.
yells.
4 40 degrees sto rag e u su ally no rip ­
of U m atilla
left W ednesday for j ” P lo r Practice.
M arch 13 ............................. 59 ..¿ ^ 2 6
S ixth g rad e— Mary Skovbo, Dan en in g developed in tom atoes of any
O bservance
of E a ste r S u n d ay
Jam es C ain, p asto r of th e B ap tist P o rtla n d w h ere th e y w ill a tte n d to
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M arch 14 ............................ 57
.40 I Biggs, E dw ard H all, B illy H amm, stag e of Im m atu rity .
th ro u g h o u t all p a rts of th e W est ch u rch , an n o u n ced th a t s ta r tin g bu sin ess m a tte rs.
Mr. Sykes w ill j
M arch 15 ............................ gl
Gas Tank Installed
4 1 | Florence Johnson. Viola Jones, H a r­
w ill be au g m en ted by re-estab lish
The low est te m p e ra tu re a t w hich
F rid ay , M arch 2 5 th , a re g u la r w eek­ a tte n d a m eetin g of dairy m en w hile
n n
1 M arch 16 . .. ................... 59.........37
old L aird, F ran ces Lewis, B ertie fall rip en in g w ith good color and
m ent of cen-a-m ile ro u n d trip fares ly m eetin g w ill be held fo r th e c h ild ­ in P o rtla n d . T hey plan to re tu rn
, n
‘ pltbou8e '>»ata>“’d ” 3090
I
P
re
c
ip
ita
tio
n
to
r
th
e
week
was
L ittle, N ina Rae McCulley, E sth e r flavor developed was 55 degrees F.
on S o u th ern P acific L ines fo r th a t ren s ta rtin g a t 3 :4 5 p. m.
F rid a y n ig h t.
••..on
as ta n k V ednesday a fte r-
from Ihe M cM ullin, L a u re tta M ulklns, Helen
____________
I noon to replace two sm all tr n k s in • 18. A h ig h w ind blew
week end. acco rd in g to a n n o u n ce­
At th is te m p e ra tu re th e ra te
of
..
Z . w • •
i fro n t of his w arehouse on th e west w est all day T h u rsd ay carry in g : and ' R alph S tu a rt R ankin,.
m en ts today by E. W. Clapp, g en ­
Silver Tea Success
rip en in g w as com p arativ ely slow,
and
dust.
ton T ;
;
PhelP8, of P en d ,e- f,d o c f
T,*e ,a n k <« *•’ •« •»
e ra l p assenger tra ffic m a n ag e r for
A silv er te a g iven by th e M etho­
S eventh g rade— D orothy K r.err, but the developm ent of norm al de­
° f Mr8’ L ella d ,a « « t ' ’ - Mr. le -th o u s e operates
th e railro a d .
d is t L adies Aid W ednesday a fte r­ P h Jl
V ivian Dyer, R oberta M ullins, T h el­ cay was also slow. No Indication
H erb ert M ichaelis, clerk In
P h p?l. V. S d Over S a tu rd a y w ith th re e school b s lii.1 .. a gravel truck
U nder p lan s as m ade p u b lic by noon a t th e hom e of Mrs. M innie
ma S w arner, D arrell R eelinger, Del­
(C ontinued on L ast P ag e)
Red ft W hite Store, w as a bit it
Mrs. Phelps.
_______
an d an i-e tru ck .
Clapp, trip s m ay be s ta rte d e ith e r W ag h o rn w as a decided success.
bert C oulter, Irene K ennings, Hug-
v isito r In P endleton T uesday.
T h u rsd ay , F rid a y , S a tu rd a y o r S u n ­ D u rin g th e
ene W inters.
a ftern o o n
fo rty -fiv e
day, M arch 24, 25, 26 an d 27, w ith g u ests w ere served an d a splendid
E ighth
g rad e — B everly Allen. ■»
*
ALONG THE CONCRETE
«
a fin a l re tu rn lim it on all tic k e ts pro g ram given.
T h e S t. P a tr ic k ’s
Mary B urnham , Zelma G arner, Lois
of m id n ig h t T uesday, A p ril 5.
Day m otif w as c arried ou t.
H utchison, C arrie Lage, E dna L it­
T he b a rg a in o fferin g is expected
T hose c o n trib u tin g to th e p ro ­
tle, A rlene N unn. B arb ara Reid,
to s tim u la te th e heav iest E a ste r t r a ­ g ram w ere Mrs. N ew ton M arkham ,
A fter th e fellow s g et th ro u g h
j John lliggs, C larence Myers. E arl
vel in th e h is to ry of th e W est. T e r­ vocal solo, accom panied
by
M
m in in g over a t B urk’s th ey come
¡W atson, W onda Needles.
.. ■
i e
rito ry involved is from P o rtla n d to S to rey ; Mrs. J. S. B u rn h am , vocal
over to M ullins’ and build roads.
E l P aso and from San F ran cisco to solo, accom panied by M ary B row n-
T he s ta te highw ay com m ission could
EMEBGFNCY FARM LOANS
Ogden, S a lt L ake City included.
Son; Mrs. eGorge S to rey an d Mrs.
g ain much by s ittin g in on one of
AVAILABLE FOR OREGON.
G arn et D. B est, vocal d u et, accom ­
th ese conferences.
V isitors Serve Golfers
panied by Mrs. J u liu s G fm ble; Miss
Miss M cBain and Miss L ang DO
L ast S unday Dr. and Mrs. G. E. F lo ren ce Udey, vocal an d p ian o solo;
T h e Oregon org an izatio n
for add to a window display. At least
H olt and son, Todd, of P en d leto n , and Mrs. Joe Udey e n te rta in e d by
h an d lin g th e seed loans to farm ers w hile they were a rra n g in g a school
cam e to H erm isto n to v isit
Mrs. w h istlin g a solo. Gam es an d Irish
provided for by th e federal govern- display in th e window a t th e H erald
H olt s fa th e r, R. C. Todd, an d sister, Jokes fu rn ish ed o th e r e n te rta in m e n t.
! ment has been set up by P aul V. Ma- office.
Miss F a n n ie Todd. Upon a rriv in g
| rls, d irecto r of extension a t Oregon
If you folks who could not get
a t th e residence th e found th a t Mr. HAY-GRADING SCHOOL TO
S tate college, who wag au thorized th e proper wave len g th over your
Todd w as o u t a t th e golf course a id ­ BE HELD AT CORVALLIS.
| to apnolnt county eom m lttces to re- rad io lust F rid a y n ig h t w ill try
in g in th e erectio n of a clu b house,
ag ain we have reason to believe th a t
| reive ap p licatio n s In Oregon.
so accom panied by
F a n n ie
th ey
A three-w eek s hay g ra d in g school
wave length has retu rn ed from th e
k
lfty
m
illion
d
o
llars
were
ap
p
ro
­
drove to th e course.
T h ere th e y to be held a t O regon S ta te college
1 H erm iston B eauty Shoppe w ith a
p
riated
u
n
d
er
the
R
econstruction
found Mr. T odd, to g e th e r w ith a s ta rtin g M arch 28 has ju s t been an
F inance C orporation a r t to be used I new p erm anent end is on d u ty now . "
g ro u p of h u n g ry m en, an d as th ey nounced, th e purpose b ein g to tr a in
S ta tis tiis show th a t Ihe m a jo rity
In
providing Ioans to farm ers u n ­
ca rrie d a picnic lunch w ith them in sp ecto rs for th e s ta te d e p a rtm e n t
of radio liste n e rs are men, due, wo
able to borrow money elsew here to
found a fte r c o u n tin g noses
th a t of a g ric u ltu re . W areh o u sem en , feed
believe, to tile fact, th a t women pre­
c a rry on th e ir o rd in a ry crop pro­
th e re w as enough for a h o t dog d ealers o r o th ers in terested in g e t­
fer speaking out to liste n in g in.
duction
operations.
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apiece. T hey m ade coffee fo r th e tin g an idea of th e w ork, m ay a u d it
Mrs. Wm. H ineline can tell tu r ­
loan allowed is $400 to an y one fa r­
fo u rteen golf club m em bers all of th e course for a few days a t th e ir
key grow ers how they can get th e ir
m er.
w hom enjoyed th e picnic. T he men -onvenicnce, how ever.
hens to lay because she has one th a t
As th e present fund is not re ­ has been producing eggs since th e
w e re able to com plete
th e
club
T he s ta te d e p a rtm e n t h as en tered
stricted to a reas w here crop failures 20th of F ebruary, and consequently
house w ith o u t sto p p in g lo n g enough in to a cooperative ag re e m e n t w ith
occurred lant year. D irector M aris has tw o hens se ttin g . T here Is a c er­
to com e to to w n fo r lu n ch .
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w as advised to ap p o in t com m ittees ta in way you stro k e th e ir heads to
ta b lis h in g h ay g rad es in O regon,
for all of O regon’s 36 counties. Most keep them in a good hum or. Mrs.
Golf le a g u e Tourney
w hich h as b ro u g h t a b o u t th e need
T h e U m atilla G olf L eague w ill o f th e tr a in in g school. W. J . M or­
of these have been nam ed and are H in elin e says.
hold a to u rn a m e n t a t P ilo t Rock
ready now to assist farm ers In ap-
g an . fed eral bay su p erv iso r o f Los
W hen H enry H arg er told about
S unday, M arch 20, w hen team s from A ngeles, w ill be in c h a rg e of iq stru e
plying for loans. All county ag en ts le ttin g a Ford ra d ia to r fall th ro u g h
H erm isto n , A th en a. P en d leto n and tlo n . assisted by D. D. H ill of O. 8.
have also been supplied w ith ap p li­ th e plate glass w indow a t th e R ohr-
P ilo t Rock w ill com pete. T h e next C.
cation blan k s and o th e r inform ation m an G arage last Sunday, he n eg lec t­
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evs.x.ssn
eeks II
In s tru c tio n w ill be
to u rn a m e n t w ill b e held on th e H er- , given a t C orvallis ant) th e (In al j
and will be able to assist farm ers ed to tell w h eth er she was blond or
in o b tain in g loans from th is fund, b ru n e tte W e’ll ad m it It is h ard to
IBletop course April 10
j ' week In Portland,
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w orking in cooperation w ith the ro n s e n tra te on one's w ork w ith o u t­
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u n ty committee)).
side a ttra c tio n .
Four Day Notice to Move
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