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COUNTY COURT
INSPECTS DIAGONAL
BUTTER CREEK ROADS
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY,
ACTIVITIES APPARENT AT
UMATILLA EXPERIMENT FARM
S p rin g w ork a t th e U m atilla E x ­
p erim en t F arm on th e 180-acres east
of tow n is in full sw in g th is week
w ith
ap p ro x im ately tw elv e men
em ployed.
E ig h ty
acres w e r e
p lan ted In ry e last fa ll an d th e re ­
m ain in g acreag e w ill be p lan ted in
sp rin g crops. E ig h t team s, w ith d ri­
vers, w ere lev elin g an d d iscin g th e
f ir s t of th e week p re p a ra to ry to
seeding.
T urkeys, cu rley top, and o th e r
p la n ts a re still a t th e state-o w n ed
ex p erim en t farm , says H. K. D ean,
su p e rin te n d e n t of th e farm , b u t w ill
be moved some tim e in th e n e a r fu ­
tu re.
IEE TREE PLANTING
PONSORED BY LOCAL
COMMERCIAL CLUB
MARCH 24, 1932
TAX UPON STOCK EXCHANGE
TRANSACTIONS SUPPORTED.
'
DANGER FLOOD MENACE
HINDERED BY RESPONSE
TO EMERGENCY CALL
Men do th e ir best w ork u n d e r the
stim u lu s of ap p reh en sio n .— C harles
M. Schw ab.
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SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER YEAR
AMERICAN LEGION SPONSORS
MAGPIE POISONING CAMPAIGN.
4 5 -M IL E GALE
DAMAGES PROPERTY
HERMISTON VICINITY
W ash in g to n , M arch 23.— In con­
A poisoning cam paign a g a in st the j
nection w ith th e pending tax bill in
d
e
stru
c tiv e m agpie w as s ta rte d Mon­
w hich so m any persons a re in te re st
day by m em bers of th e H erm iston
ed, S e n ato r S teiw er of Oregon has
A m erican Legion Post. T he m agpie
launched a m ovem ent w hich may
pest has been doing a lot of dam age
resu lt in a tax upon stock exchange
for tu rk e y ra ise rs on th e project th is
PROPOSED EXTENSION ROUTE
FLOOD WATER PEAK REACHED tra n sa c tio n s.
"HIRTEEN VARIETIES OBTAIN­ sp rin g by d estro y in g tu rk e y eggs. BUILDINGS COLLAPSE
UNDER
T he b a n k in g and currency com­
WILL BE APPROVED.
HERE SATURDAY NIGHT.
L egionnaires w orked th e first of the
ABLE;
DELIVERED
FREE.
PRESSURE OF WIND.
m ittee, of w hich S enator S teiw er is
week p u ttin g out poisoning a t the
State Market Road Engineer Recom­
Total of 2300 Sand Bags Used to a m em ber, is m aking p re p a ra tio n s
expense
of
th
e
Legion
post.
Such Wind Volocity Said to Have
to in v e s tig a te th e New York Stock Orders to Oregon Forest Nursery
mends Roads for Secondary
Save Butter Creek Bridge
T his m ovem ent w ill be a g reat
Must be in Hands of Committee
E xchange. A t S en ato r S teiw er’s re ­
Been Known Here Before But
assistan ce to tu rk ey ra ise rs on the
State Highway System.
Approach.
q u est th e com m ittee has agreed to
by April 1st.
Not Expected.
project w ith tu rk ey eggs ra tin g at
m ake a rep o rt upon the p lan to tax
M em bers cf th e U m atilla C ounty
15 or 25 cen ts each. T he p lacin g
W arm sp rin g rain s, and m elting all th e se c u ritie s bought o r sold
All residence of H erm iston and
A 45-m ile and h o u r gale has
co u rt, Ju d g e S chennep, Com m ission­
of th e poison w as p ra c tic a lly com ­
snow in th e m o u n tain s, caused the upon th e exchange.
ad ja c e n t te r rito ry who a re in te re s t­ pleted Monday.
sw ept th e H erm iston te rrito ry since
ers H ale and B ean; C ounty Road
u su ally calm and placid U m atilla
early
th is
m o rn in g
o v e rtu rn in g
‘ Such a levy would yield m any ed in b eau tify in g th e ir homes w ill
M aster, W. B. O. C rig er; S ta te M ar­
T w en ty -tw o d a iry cow s a re now riv e r to go on a ram p ag e F rid ay, m illions of d o llars an n u a lly ” S ena­ be able to o b tain m ost any v ariety
bu
ild
in
g
s,
u
p
ro
o
tin
g
trees
and sweep
ket Road E n g in eer, J. H. S co tt; F ed ­
INTRIGUING
LOVE
STORY
o v erflo w in g its b an k s and e n d a n g e r­
in g new ly p lan ted crops bare, c a rry ­
e ra l Road E n g in eer, M. R. W illiam s, in m ilk a t th e farm . An official in g b rid g es and riv e r bottom re s i­ to r S teiw er sta te d . “ I stro n g ly fa ­ of trees th ey wish free of charge, it
in g th e broken soil w ith it. Old
to g e th e r w ith m em bers of th e H er­ m o n th ly te s t is made of th e ir p ro ­ d en ts. W ith in one h o u r a fte r th e vor th is tax, to g eth er w ith a ma- was revealed at th e n ietlen g of the TOLD IN SONG AND DANCE
tim e resid en ts say it is n o t th e u n ­
m iston C om m ercial club Inspected d uction and an a c c u ra te record k ept. new s o f th e flood reached H erm iston te rS il in crease in the in h e rita n c e H erm iston Com m ercial club T ues­
T
he
m
usical
production
‘‘The
day. A tree p la n tin g com m ittee had
u su al, but such a h ig h w ind is not
the east end of th e d iag o n al road T he m ilk in g is done by hand.
a crew of eleven men w ere a t work tax and th e incom e tax in th e h ig h ­
been appointed c o n sistin g of T. H. W ish in g W ell’ presented by th e m u­ to be expected.
e r b ra c k e ts.”
A com plete sp rin k lin g system h as
last F rid ay w ith th e view of e x ten d ­
fillin g san d bags to rein fo rce the
sic d e p a rtm e n t of th e H erm iston j
ju
s
t
been
in
stalled
by
th
e
O
regon
ing it to jo in th e W allu la cu t-off
M any persons in Oregon hav e re ­ F raser, A ntone Soneson, and H. A. schools la st F rid a y n ig h t, u n d e r th e 1 A b a rn on th e old S ta n field place
new ap p ro ach to th e B u tte r Creek
P
ankow
.
who
reported
th
a
t
th
irte
e
n
h ig h w ay as a P en d leto n and H e r­ H ard w are & Im p lem en t com pany h ig h w ay brid g e so u th w est of tow n quested th e S en ato r to w ork and
so u th w est of tow n was to rn from Its
aro u n d th e tw o residences an d of­ w h ich had been b u ilt up a fte r th e vote a g a in s t th e proposed tax on v a riciies of trees w ere o b tain ab le d irectio n of Miss E lean o r D aily, was i m oorings and tu rn e d several som er­
m iston trib u ta ry .
h ig h ly com m ended by all those w ho!
th e a tre adm issions. In response to from th e Oregon S ta te B oard of saw It. A ccom panim ent w as fu rn ish - ! sa u lts in th e p ath of th e w ind. A n­
J. H. S cott, s ta te m ark et road e n ­ fice b uildings. The tw o houses are flood w a te rs receded last sp rin g .
F o restry a t a very reasonable price.
m
odern,
six-room
residences
w
ith
[
th
ese
m
essages
he
has
re
ite
ra
te
d
his
o th e r h a m on th e F ra n k S tone place
g in eer, has recom m ended th e d iag o ­
W o rk in g in w ind and san d from
The com m ittee recom m ended th a t ed by Miss M yrnie C layton an d F ern ! gave way u n d e r th e p ressu re of th e
n al road an d th e B u tte r Creek h ig h ­ basem ent. A p proxim ately 60 v a ri­ 6 :0 0 p. m. F rid ay u n til 4; 00 a. m. opposition to a th e a tre tax and o th ­
L
inder.
M
elvin
and
B
ruce
F
o
llett
re sid e n ts on the p ro ject be urged to
w ind. The uew ly build shed on th e
w ay ex ten d in g to th e Echo m ark et eties of sh ru b s w ill be landscaped S a tu rd a y , th e crew b u ilt up a sub- e r tax es w hich place the burden d i­
send in o rd ers for th e v a rie ty of fu rn ish ed m usical num bers betw een Reece place w hich had not been
road, to th e S ta te h ig h w ay com m is­ ab o u t th e houses so m e, tim e th is s t a n tia l fill aro u n d th e end of the rectly on th e shoulders of th e peo­
trees desired and by o rd e rin g a t one acts.
sion, for b eing placed u n d e r th e sp rin g an d su m m er ad d in g to th e ap p ro ach . S a tu rd a y m o rn in g the ple least able to bear it.”
T he p a rt of 1 ady M ary was tak en su fficien tly an ch o red , was lifted and
tim e th e C om m ercial club could lu r-
splendid
view
from
th
e
location
of
collapsed.
secondary s ta te h ig h w ay system .
w a te r had reach ed beyond th e fill,
nL l. tre e s free of c h arg e to all w ho by A nna Ray M artin who made a
The road w ill be an in te r-c o u n ty th e farm .
e stim ated to have raised tw o feet SAVE MONEY ON PLOWING,
Two chicken houses on th e Ches­
c
h
a
rm
in
g
and
p
re
tty
Lady.
H
er
w ished to beautify th e ir homes. The
F rom tw o to th re e m en w ill be d u rin g th e n ig h t. S a tu rd a y m o rn ­
road.
niece N oreen, played by S uzanne te r F la n n lg a n place w ere sh a tte re d
SAYS JACKMAN OF O.S.C.
recom
m
endation
was
put
in
to
th
e
Mrs. F la n n ig a n opened th e door to
A fter th e inspectio n of th e d ia ­ em ployed on th e farm d u rin g th e in g 32 men responded to th e em er­
form of a m otion and passed. These Nye, p o rtray ed th e c h a ra c te r of a
A m ong w ays fo r Oregon farm ers trees a re not for o rn a m e n ta l p u r­ clever little m atch -m ak er in b rin g ­ e n te r th e b u ild in g w hen th e w ind
gonal road the C ounty C ourt and sum m er m o n th s b u t a t p resen t, due gency call an d by th e tim e th e peak
sta te road
rep re se n ta tiv e s agreed to th e la te sp rin g season, m ore men of th e h ig h w ater reached th e bridge to c u t dow n cash expense in o p era­ poses, th e rep o rt s ta te d , b u t th e in g T erence, H ow ard K lages, and lifted th e roof and dropped W hite
L eghorn chickens all over th e place.
to recom m end the ex ten sio n of the a re b ein g em ployed to aid in th e a b o u t 9 :0 0 p. m „ 2300 sack s had tio n s th is year, J . R. Jack m an , farm th irte e n
v arieties o b ta in a b le are L ady Mary to g eth er. Sylvia S h u tte r
been filled w ith sand and b arricad ed crops extension specialist a t O.S.C.
road to jo in th e W a llu la cu t-o ff over sp rin g crop p la n tin g .
and Bob H enderson ns K ath ry n and A shed on th e H all place, now r e n t­
listed below :
a g a in s t th e fill, sav in g it from des­ m entions p a rtic u la rly the possibili­
w h atev er ro u te th e people recom ­
Don carried the p a rts of tw o coquet­ ed by O. M. C lark, w as occupied
W estern Yellow ilu ssia n Olive
tru c tio n , in th e p a th of th e o n ru sh - ty of sav in g in plow ing.
m ended.
Two ro u tes u n d er consi­ PILOT ROCK TEAM WINS
tish lovers th ro u g h to perfection. by stock, fla tte n e d o u t u n d e r th e
P
in
e
C
arag
an
a
in g w ater.
d eratio n a re to exten d
th e road FIRST GOLF TOURNEY.
E d ith C larke and Bud P rim e as force of th e w ind. T rees n ear th e
"P low sh allo w ,” says Jack m an , Black Locust
D ouglas F ir
E nos M artin place w ere uprooted.
n o rth from th e old T abor place in
A fte r th e w ater had receded it "p articu larly if you use tra c to r plow Green Ash
P o rt O rford C edar N ora and D arby nearly sto le the
T elephone poles w ere rep o rted down
C olum bia d is tric t, or going n o rth
T he H erm isto n Golf C lub com pe­ w as show n th a t th e big fill a t th e ing th is sp rin g , as the deeper you Pox E ld e r
show
w
ith
th
e
ir
bick
erin
g
rem
ark
s
E uropean L arch
from th e H oisingto n place. The fo r­ ted in th e firs t to u rn a m e n t for th e B u tte r C reek h ig h w ay had se ttled plow th e m ore money it costs. T his fco tch P in e
a n d Irish dance. H elen Jen d erjew sk i in th e v ic in ity of Irrig o n .
N orw ay Spruce
m er ro u te w ill b rin g th e people in U m atilla golf league S u n d ay on th e th re e inches and also th a t w ater may sound like a g ric u ltu ra l heresy,
and B etty R alph as M aureen and
D am age to seeded ground has
(lussian M ulberry
th e valley closer to th e h ig h w ay it P ilo t Rock course. A m assing a had shelled o u t a p o rtio n of th e fill b u t re su lts a t th e experim ent sta tio n
The first e ig h t listed a re suited Molly aided in form ing th e plot by been considerable. T he fresh ly bro­
is th o u g h t.
g ran d to ta l of 333 p oints th e P ilo t by b ack -w ash in g u n d e r th e bridge. show th a t if you disk first, then to E astern O regon p la n tin g and all co m p licatin g m a tte rs for Lady Mary ken gro u n d on th e C has. L ynch
T erence, to the d istre ss of place h as been sw ept clean.
five-inch plow ing resu lts in yields species listed w ill grow in W estern and
A fter th e firs t of A p ril th e s ta te Rock golf club won th e firs t m atch A ny o th e r dam age w as slig h t.
T h e ap p ro ach to th e S tan field ex actly as good as 8 to 11 inch plow ­
L ittle N oreen. Don Moore and F red
m a rk e t road en g in e e r’s office w ill of th e season. T he P en d leto n C oun­
Oregon.
be d iscontinued and th e m ark et try club w ith 287 w&s second, H e r­ brid g e gave w ay u n d er th e p ressu re ing. £o for th e p resen t it is good
O rders m ust be received by e ith e r Reeves as F elix and B axby added
roads w ill be looked a fte r by th e m iston w ith 25 2 1-2 th ird , and A th ­ and force of th e w ater and th e cen ­ policy to disk first and th e n plow ,T. 11. F ra se r, H. A. T ankow , or G. th e business an d v illian atm osphere ♦
____
<-
te r p ier of th e new co n crete hrld'ge sh allo w .”
to the plot.
♦
ALONG THE CONCRETE
♦
four divisional en g in eers in th e ena 207 1-2 fo u rth .
D. Best, assista n t co u n ty agont,
W . W. F elth o u se of H erm isto n a t E cho se ttle d fo u r inches, th ro w ­
sta te .
S econdary
h ig h w ay s are
F o r ea ste rn Oregon fa rm ers he not la te r th a n A pril 1st in o rd er to
A ch o ru s of mixed voices formed
m ain tain ed by cou n ty expense but m ade th e best score of an y p lay er in g th e b rid g e o u t of line. F arm ers m akes a sim ila r su ggestion by p o in t­ have them delivered free of ch arg e •i colorful background.
Mrs. H. E. H itt show ing th e g irls
a re considered as m ain a rte ry h ig h ­ in th e m atch , to u rin g th e 18 holes on th e low londs alo n g th e riv er su f­ in g out th a t by d isk in g all th e s tu b ­ in tim e for sp rin g p la n tin g . The
a t th e beauty shoppe how she would
lan d
and ble firs t one con th en tak e his tim e
in 76.
D espite th e b lu s try w ind, fered d am ag e to th e ir
w ays.
tree p la n tin g cam paign is in th e \NNUAL EASTER SUN-RISE
go about w ash in g w indow s.
cropB. M any g a rd e n s were w ashed ab o u t g e ttin g it plowed and th u s
“W h ate v er ro u te th e people of good scores w ere m ade by m ost of
in
te re st of b e a u tify in g th e p ro jects | PRAYER SERVICE SUNDAY
o u t an d sto ck w as ta k e n to h ig h er save p u ttin g o u t cash for h ired help.
th
e
co
n
te
sta
n
ts.
G
eorge
Sw
eet
and
T h u rsd ay w as no day for ten g al­
th e county recom m end for th e ex­
and everyone w ho can Is urged to
land fo r feeding.
lon h a ts alo n g M ain stre e t, w ith th e
tension of th e d iag o n al road to th e Tom S ta n to n of th e P ilo t Rock club
“ If I co u ld n ’t afford to h ire help j tak e ad v a n ta g e of th is splendid op­
P lan s for th e a n n u a l E a ste r su n ­ w ind w h istlin g to th e tu n e of n in e ty
Such h ig h w a te r h ad n o t been
a llu la cu t-o ff w ill be approved by banged o u t 78’s for th e tw o rounds.
I ’d disk all th e land an d th e n come p o rtu n ity to o b tain th e best v arle- rise p ray er service have been com ­
know n In th e U m atilla for y ears u n ­
m iles an hour.
E
ill
G
lass
w
ith
79
w
as
low
m
ed
alist
th e co u n ty c o u rt,” w as th e s ta te ­
hack and plow it, e x te n d in g th e [ ties in trees, ab so lu tely
free of pleted by th e young people of the
til th e sp rin g flood w a te rs la s t year
Joe N orton has been
u n u su ally
m ent made by Ju d g e S chennep last on th e P en d leto n team and P restb y e
plow ing Into Ju n o if necessary," charge. The only re s tric tio n is th a t E pw orth L eague and th e C h ristian
(C o n tin u ed on L a st P ag e)
w ith 81 was low for A thena.
happy and good n a tu re d lately , and
F rid a y follow ing th e road inspec­
says
Jack
m
an
.
"
J
u
n
e
plow
ing
If
orders
m
ust
be
in
by
A
pril
1st.
E ndeavor societies. T he group will
1 P ilo t R ock: W esco tt, 83, 30 1-2;
m elodious notes have issued from
tion.
th e land is disked firs t Isn’t so bad.
W eather Report.
neet
at
th e
B ap tist-C h rlslin n
Sw eet, 78, 30; R oyer, 83, 30 1-2;
his store a t v arious tim es, e arly in
It
is
not
as
good
as
A
pril
plow
ing,
Foultiy
Specialist
He-e.
D
ate
hurch
nt
5
:3
0
S
unday
m
o
rn
in
g
and’
Max. Min.
S an to n , 78, 38; E rw in , 84, 31 1-2;
th e m orning. It m ay be th e atm o s­
b
u
t
it
beats
Ju
n
e
plow
ing
w
ith
o
u
t
REPORT ON CANNERY SENT TO
II. E. Crosby, E xtension p o ultry go to th e B eutte for a sh o rt p ray er p here of sp riu g , an d a g ain . It may
R eim er, 80, 35; O range, 87, 33 1-2; M arch 17 ............................. 6 9 ... ...4 5
d isk in g and b eats It b adly.”
M
arch
18
.............................
tnd
devotional
service
lerftl
by
Rev.
6
3
...
...4
9
specialist from O.S.C., arriv ed
in
KHQ, SPOKANE RADIO STATION. Massey, 86, 27; W estg ate, 87, 35
not.
M arch 19 ............................. 6 3 ... ...4 8
H erm iston W ednesday an d w ill re ­ 3. W. P ayne. F o llow ing th is they
1-2; W. Sw eet, 85, 37 1-2.
Loan
Applications
Granted.
E vidence of sp rin g w as seen along
M
arch
w
ill
re
tu
rn
to
tow
n
w
here
th
e
re
­
61....
....38
20 .............................
m ain several days h e lp in g farm ers
A t th e la st m eetin g of th e ladies
P e n d leto n :
L ain g , 80, 35; Mol-
A num ber of seed lor.n appllca- w ork o u t th e ir problem s. A m eet­ m ainder of th e E a ste r p rogram will tile sidew alk th is w eek. V irgil
of the F arm B ureau A u x iliary F r i­ n er, 88, 19; W ain sco tt, 85, 24; H a rt M arch 21 ............................. 6 1 ... ...3 7
S m ith was show ing a gro u p of fish ­
day, M arch 18, Mrs. Jack so n H a rr m an, 84, 34 1-2; Thom pson, 91, 23 M arch 22 ............................. 5 8 ... ....30 catlo n s have been g ra n te d to fa rm ­ in g of poultrym en has not I een be conducted, follow ed by b reak fast
erm en how to east. He m anaged to
reported th a t d ata on th e local c a n ­ 1-2; Glass, 79, 38 1-2; C arter, 95, M arch 23 ............................. 56.... ...3 8 ers in H erm iston te r rito ry th ro u g h scheduled as y et b u t th e re w ill pro­ in th e b asem ent of th e M ethodist
h au l th e line over th e telephone
T
he
volocity
of
w
ind
church.
T
h
u
rsd
ay
th
e
office
of
A
ssistan
t
C
ounty
A
gent
bably
be
one
conducted
d
u
rin
g
his
nery h ad been s e n t in to sta tio n 23; R hodes, 83, 30 1-2; T ill, 83, 37;
w ire. At th a t ra te th e salm on at
w
as
th
e
h
eav
iest
experienced
h
ere
Best, from the R eco n stru ctio n F i­ stay, according to in fo rm a tio n r i m ­
T he them e for th e service w ill be
KHQ, S pokane, an d w as to have Z u d erd u in , 96, 24.
Celilo a re g o in g to su ffe r as soon
th
is
sp
rin
g
.
P
re
c
ip
ita
tio
n
d
u
rin
g
th
e
nance
C
orporation
approved
by
C
on­
ing
th
ro
u
g
h
th
e
A
ssista
n
t
C
ounty
“C
h
rist
in
My
L
ife”
and
speakers
been b ro ad cast S atu rd ay , M arch 19,
H erm isto n : W ag n er, 94, 17 1-2;
“ as them big dlvlis begin to ru n .”
gress J a n u a ry 22, 1932.
A g en t’s officq.
ir e : L aw rence S w arn er, " C h rist In
or th e follow ing S a tu rd ay , on th e F elth o u se, 76, 35; P earso n , 89, 27; week w as .64.
Joe Reeves says he c a n ’t im prove
My S ta n d a rd s of C h a ra c te r" ; E dith
program tu rn e d over to those topics. D eeter, 91, 17; N orton,
92, 21;
m uch on such a fine cast.
C larke, “ C h rist in My Hope for the
At th is m eetin g th e p resid en t, Toole, 96, 19; Todd, 86, 30 1-2;
The sacred m arble p lay in g ground
F
u
tu
r
e
”
;
T
heda
B
urnside,
“
C
hrist
P
rim
e,
83,
80
1-2;
McKenzie,
89,
Mrs. J . H. Reid, tu rn e d in h er re sig ­
In My R elatio n s w ith O th e rs” ; and n ear Joe N o rto n ’s sto re, w here more
n atio n due to illness in th e fam ily, 29 1-2; M ato tt, 89, 31 1-2.
Jhas. D uvall, “ C h rist In My P cr- knees (In tro u se rs) have been w orn
A th e n a : H a rris, 89, 21; P restbye,
b u t it w as placed upon th e ta b le for
lonal rC eed.” C o n trib u tio n s to the o u t th a n any o th e r sp o t in tow n,
reco n sid eratio n . T he pow er of a tt o r ­ 81, 24; H arw ood, 82, 32 1-2; Lowes,
m usical p rogram are, vorai duet, Is doing a land-office business since
ney w as given to Mrs. H en ry Som- 92, 18 1-2; D udley, 82, 34; Dell,
by M arjorie and M ary B u rn h am ; the boys in vented m in ia tu re m arble
m erer in th e absence of th e tr e a s u ­ 100, 15 1-2; G leason, 97, 21; P in k ­
piano solo, E lsie R eed er;
c la ra n e t courses. I t ’s up to th e boys if they
104, 6;
rer. Mrs. K eller, w ho is in th e Mayo erto n , 91, 20; K ershaw ,
duet
E
d
ith
C
la
rk
t
and
G
w
yneth
Cor- , w an t ,o lak e a chance and pay the
McNabb,
104,
15.
B ro th e r's h o sp ital a t p resen t.
r .'J
y; violin solo by E d n a O tt. A read Prlc e ’ b u t th e o p e ra to r u su ally pulls
All
H
erm
isto
n
c
o
u
n
try
golf
m
em
­
C om m ittee for th e A pril 1st m eet­
ing w ill be given by Ed B ensel.
*n tb e w innings. If Dad m isses some
in g consists of Mrs. M ikesell, Mrs. bers th a t a re in te re s tin g in try in g
| pipe, tin , and a few e x tra pieces of
Anyone w ho c an n o t a tte n d the
F rench. Mrs. T ucker, an d Mrs. Jones to m ake th e team w hen th e next
lum ber about th e house he m ig h t
p ray er service on th e B eu tte Is in ­
a t w hich tim e Mrs. B arlow w ill give gam e is played h ere A pril 10th, are
I
tra
c e it to th e sp rin g m arb le-p lay in g
u rg ed to com pete w ith th e play ers
vited to be p resen t a t th e services
a ta lk on canning.
1 ground.
w ho played in th e gam e a t P ilo t
nt the ch u rch . E veryone is Invltod.
T h ere seem s to be so m eth in g my-
Rock last Sunday. A ny ch allen g e-
Move on Farm.
! th ie a l re g a rd in g th e tr ip Mr. Som-
m ak in g a b e tte r score th a n his com ­
Taylors Improve Home.
G a rn e t D. Best, a ss ista n t county p e tito r w ill ta k e th a t play ers posi­
| m erer an d Mr. Sykes took to P ort
The new residence of Mr. and | land last woek in th e e ar m ade by
ag en t, moved his fam ily to th e A. tion on th e team , and hold such po­
Mrs. Chas T ay lo r Just east from the I H enry Ford. Mr. Sykes says he is
W. A cnew farm S unday, w hich he sitio n u n til defeated by some o th er
F arm B ureau C ooperative is be ;ln- ju s t b eg in n in g to feel like him self
recen tly purchased. T he fam ily is m em ber of th e club. No ch allenges
n in g to tak e on a sp rin g d ress w ith ag a in a fte r going th ro u g h such a
now co m fo rtab ly located and Mr. a re to be m ade a fte r Sunday, A pril
iiH I!
th e loveling of th e yard and the sh o ck in g experience. We d o n ’t know
Best p lan s to s ta r t farm w ork im ­ Srd.
p ln n tin g of sh ru b b ery . T he yard haH w hich of th e tw o m en did th e d riv ­
m ediately.
Mr. B eard, Mrs. B est’s
been b u ilt up and bordered w ith in g blit It m ay be th a t th e city tra f-
fa th e r who lives w ith them , p lan s to MOVEMENT OF BUTTER
rock. The larg e m odern hom e was
raise tu rk ey s for th e com ing m sr-
j flc comes too th ick and
fast for
b u ilt last sp rin g .
INTO STCRACE SIOW.
k e tin g season.
| these nativ es from th e sageb ru sh
« S R "
■¿M-i
U n c e rta in ty in reg ard to a safe
Purchase McNaimht Warehouse.
an d sand co u n try .
Newlyweds Visit.
p rice to pay fo r b litte r to go in to
Did you ever w onder w hat m akes
T he M cN aught w arehouse on the
Mr. end Mrs. C arson
Reeves, sto rag e is h av in g a d ecreasin g effect
a
jack
ra b b it Jum p and leap? G. A.
j
w
est
side
of
th
e
tra
c
k
s
was
pur-
new lyw eds w ho a re v is itin g
w ith on th e b u tte r m a rk e t as th e sto rag e
1 < based from C arl M cN aught of F ort- G a rre t told us th a t th e Gods who
th e ir uncle and cousins. Jo e Reeves season approaches.
land last week by Joe Ifnw klns of ru le over th e B ridge of th e Gods on
and fam ily, a rriv ed la st S unday ami
S to rag e o p erato rs a re keeping
A dam s. Mr. H aw kins th e n sold the
Will rem ain u n til th e la s t of th e th e ir stocks a t a m inim um and h ea­
th e Colum bia becam e a n g ry at each
b u ild in g to th e F arm B ureau Co­
w eek. Mr. R eeves is tu r r e t cap ta in vy seasonal pro d u ctio n Is re su ltin g
o th e r and s ta rta d th ro w in g rocks.
o
p
erativ
e,
acco
rd
in
g
to
H
enry
fiom-
oh th e d e stro y e r U. K. S. T exas and in accu m u latio n s M ovem ent of b u t­
I m erer, m anager. It will be used for T he jack ra b b its had to Jum p and
w ill be statio n ed s t Kan P edro upon te r a re co n sid erab ly u n d e r a y ear
sto ra g e purposes.
dodge to keep from g e ttin g h it, and
his re tu rn to service. T he young ago. w hile to ta l h o ld in g s in
th e
have been a t It every since. It
couple w ere m arried In F eattle. Mrs. U nited S ta te s a re ab o u t one h a lf of
I M. E. C arley of C a rle y ,-W a sh in g ­
Reeves is a classm ate o f Mrs. Jo h n a y ear ago and th re e fo rth » of the
sounds
like a salesm an 's sto ry all
t o n . w as looking a fte r business ln-
M ansfield w ho lives here.
five y ear average.
rig h t.
, tercets here Wednesday.
’T i s t h e W e e k B e f o r e E a s te r '
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