The Hermiston herald., April 14, 1932, Page 3, Image 3

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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON,
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ther- Pete McNabb, here Sunday.
OREGON
products, each day o( the year.
W hile prices hav e not been high and
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s ta rt playing on it S atu rd ay m orn som e o p e ra tin g costs are on the sam e
ing.
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basis as in form er years w hen b u t-
T h e Ladles Aid w ill meet a t th e ,e r w as Belling a t advanced prices,
home of Mrs. P ete M cNabb T h u rs- th e effic ie n t m anagem ent of th e va-
tlay-
! rions cream eries has enabled them Principal Events of the Wee\
Minimum Charge 15c
Mrs. P resto n H anson of T ouchet, I to keep th e ir doors open and th e ir
or
Assembled .for Information
W ash., visited w ith frien d s an d re- ' b u tte r c h u rn s tu rn in g , even If fi-
1 Cent a Word
lativ es in U m atilla la st wgek,
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Mrs. D. W. Jack so n has been very naJ“ ',a! re tu rn s to the m anagem ent
of Our Readers.
FOR S A L I
ill due to serious case of to silitis. | w e re ' nom inal, it was said.
The “ 500" club m et a t th e home
‘ T he m odern b u tte r-m a k e r has fi-
MALOTT SEPARA TO R FOR SALE
of Mrs. Joe S p rin g er T uesday.
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T H E M ARKETS
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
allace
E.
M
ahoney
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rilt,'ly become th e m odern K ing
w ith m otor. Iow a se p a ra to r No.
P o rtla n d
and d a u g h te r P atsy A nn of Pendle- Midas of m any d airy com m unities,
103. In q u ire W . G. W ebber.
W heat — Big Bend bluestem, hard
ton w ere v isitin g a t th e home of As th e old goes, K ing Midas w ished j
29-4tp
Mrs. M ahoney s p aren ts, Mr. and th a t e v e ry th in g
he touched
be w inter, 61 Me; soft white and w estern
white, 52c; hard w inter, northern
Mrs. Joe S p rin g er.
tu rn e d to gold, an d w hen th e idle
I OR SALE OR TRADE FOR BOARD-
Miss S a ra Rix accom panied
by
spring and w estern red, 50c.
m an or H erm isto n p ro p erty , 68
Mrs. Roy P au lo m otored to P en d le­ wish cam e tru e he realized th e folly I H ay—Buying prices, f. o. b. Port
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of it. H ow ever th e m odern b u tte r-
ton S atu rd ay .
acres n e a r W oodland, W ash. E. C.
Mr. an d Mrs. Lew B row nell and m ak er tak es th e b u tte rfa t from h u n ­ land; Alfalfa »15; oats and vetch, »14.
»350
W ren, Hood R iver, Oregon
33-2tp 1930—-M odel A F ord T udor
son R o b ert m otored to P endleton dreds of farm s, pays the best price . B u tterfat—Pound 18©20c.
1 9 2 9 - -M odel A Special
Eggs—Ranch, 11012c.
M onday on business. Mr. B row nell
MISCELLANEOUS
R o ad ster
. »250 has a serum tre a tm e n t for hay fever. the m ark et allow s and c h u rn s the
Hogs—Good to choice, $5.<9'5.75.
T he R ead in g club m et a t the li- Product in to g re a t golden m oun-
1928—-Model A F ord T udor .. »275
C attle—Choice steers, »6.2507.
b ra ry M onday evening.
O FFIC E SPACE FOR R EN T — Mod-
ta in s of b u tte r, w hich is sold both
Lambs — Spring, good to choice,
srn conveniences. In q u ire H erald 1926—-Model T P ick u p ......... » 75
The B ridge club m et a t th e home J n( home and beyond th e sta te lines I
»9.50010.
oifice.
of
Miss
S
ara
R
ix
F
rid
ay
evening,
1927—-Model T Coupe ........
» 90
S eattle
w ith Mrs. Roy P au lu as g u est of ¡an d fu rn ish es th e p rin cip al cash re-
rk 's for B arg ain s. On th e W est 1927— C hevrolet T ru ck .......... $ 50 honor. Those p resen t w er M esdames | venue cf num erous com m unities.
W heat—Soft white, w estern white.
Side.
— Adv.
H a rry H u ll, Lew B row nell, Joe Many producers a re needed to sup- i n o rthern spring, 5 3 ^ c ; hard winter,
(A nd Speed T ran sm issio n )
S p rin g er, F red K nudson, E ln o re Mc­ port a cream ery and th e ir checks wegtern red, 51%c; biuesteni, 64>/4c.
1927— G raham B ro th ers G-Boy
Kenzie , W illiam
Conlon,
F ran k are used to pay th e butcher, the ba­
ONE JE R S E Y COW FOR SALE
T ru ck ................................ $275 C lark an d th e hostess.
Eggs—Ranch, 13@15c.
w ith h eifer calf. Geo. Sale. 32--tp
B utterfat—Pound 22c.
A C h ristio n E n d eav o r ra lly was ker and th e c h a ttle -n o t m aker in
FORD— Model T T ru ck ........... » 5 0
held in th e com m unity ch u rch S a t­ every co m m u n ity ,” said Mr. Adams.
Hogs—Good to choice, »5.75 0 5.85.
Go to B u rk ’s fo r B a rg a in s- -Now.
u rd ay a ftern o o n an d evening. Sev­
‘‘O regon’s
b u tte rfa t
production
C attle—Choice steers, »607.
-A dv.
eral of th e U nion o fficers w ere p re­ from over 250,000 d airy row s is ex­
Sheep—Choice lambs, »6.2507.
sent. T hey w ere: E v a Lee, Ja c k Pee- pected to reach over 75 m illion
H IG H EST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
Spokane
vey, Mrs. E ffie R iche, Mrs. J. E.
horses, c a ttle , hogs, an d sheep.
C attle—Steers, good, »6@6.75.
O linger, Ed. Dyer, M abie Loregson, pounds of fu t th is year. A bout fo rty
YOUR
H uston B ro th ers, The Dalles. 25-tfc
E lsie R eeder, P a u lin e Stoop,
and per cent of th is fa t is m ade into b u t-
H ogs—Good to choice, »505.25.
Mrs. E lizab eth Thom pson. A ban- j te r and la st y e a r over six m illion
Lam bs—Good to choice, »5.50 0 6.
AUTHORIZED
FORD
DEALER
q
u
et
w
as
served
in
th
e
ev
en
in
g
and
DAY OLD CHICKS HATCHED AT
pounds of b u tle r were shipped to
several
sepcials
w
ere
given.
H erm iston.
L eghorns,
R eds,
m arkets. Over 41.000
W illiam S w iztler an d Tom T u ck ­ C alifo rn ia
Sportsmen of Jefferson and vicinity
Rocks.
G et o u r prices.
See our O. M iller, Mrs. C linton H arvey and er m otored to P o rtla n d la st week.
farm s In th e s ta te derive th e ir m ain
chicks.
Y our p atro n ag e ap p recia­ d a u g h te r M innie E llen, Mrs. N ora
Mrs. W illiam S w iztler lias re ­ incom e from th e sale of d airy pro­ have organized the Jefferson Rod and
ted. P oults, T urk ey eggs an d cus B erw ick, H en ry
Thom pson
and tu rn e d from a sh o rt v isit in P o rt­ ducts, w hich re q u ire the services of Gun club.
tom h atch in g .
“ V lg o rb ilt” H atch - d a u g h te r I^ ith , Louise and B ernice land.
William H. H enrichs, ex-judge of
Mrs. G eorge K en d ler and E rv in over 50,000 producers and em ploy­
cry, H erm isto n , Oregon.
26-tfc Byrnes, M arg aret Pow ell and Devee
Sherm an county, died a t his home in
B row n w ere am ong th e U m atilla C hapm an and G eorge K endler, J r., ees. T he m a n u fa c tu re of the various
types of d a iry products req u ire the Moro from an affliction of tho heart.
people who a tte n d e d th e A llied meet m otored to P en d leto n S atu rd ay .
W illiam Peck w en t to W alla W alla co n stan t em ploym ent of over a th o u ­
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ings in P endleton Sunday.
Anton Rust, 2, son of Mr. and Mrs.
D orothy M attice has re tu rn e d M onday to a tte n d the Texaco b an ­ sand m end » in m ilk,
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b u tte r
and A. J. R ust of Astoria, died from burns
from a tw o w eeks v isit w ith her quet. Mr. Peck w ill be th e p ro p rie­
«
UMATILLA NEWS ITEMS « g ra n d m o th e r in B anks, Oregon.
to r of th e Texaco service sta tio n cheese m a n u factu re. It is estim ated received when he fell into a tank of
Mr. an d Mrs. Roy Bly and sons w hich is b eing b u ilt by C larence th a t tile in v estm en t in d airy farm s hot w ater at an A storia cream ery
♦
alone re a d ie s th e total of over 40 plant.
sp en t S unday v isitin g w ith Mrs. G eurin.
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Mrs. Jo sep h in e M cK inly w as in m illion dollars, u n d er present v a lu a ­
B ly’s m o th er in W inona, W ash.
An alm ost steady rain has visited
Jam es B yrnes and d a u g h te r L ou­
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge C ram er of U m atilla a t th e H u ll an d M cNabb tions.
ise w ent to W alla W alla W ednesday P en d leto n w ere week end g u ests a t sto re T uesday aftern o o n .
the Florence section the past week, it
T he O regon D airy C ouncil, com­ is said by old residents there to bo
ev en in g on business.
Miss B yrnes th e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. F ra n k
Mrs. R uby K n ig h t opened a beau-
re tu rn e d hom e F rid a y m o rn in g and C lark.
•ty shop in h er hom e Monday. The posed of all lines of the s ta te 's d a i­ the severest March downpour in tlielr
Mr. and Mrs. B yrnes re tu rn e d home
Mr. and Mrs. Dave K n ig h t have nam e of th is shop w ill be ‘‘T he R u­ ry in d u stry , is actively engaged in a memory.
S a tu rd ay . Mrs. B yrnes h as been v i­ moved in to th e residence of Mrs. by K n ig h t Shoppe.”
cam paign of n u tritio n a l education
s itin g re la tiv e s in W alla W alla for K n ig h t’s fa th e r, Jo h n Pow ell.
P ete M cNabb m otored to A rlin g ­
Funeral services for one of the old­
th e p a st few weeks.
Mrs. Em m a R o b erts of Boise is to n to a tte n d th e M asonic W ash in g ­ am ong th e la rg e r civic groups of th e est residents of Oregon, Louis Reese,
various
c
e
n
te
rs
of
population.
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Ja c k C herry and son E a rl w ere v isitin g a t th e hom e of h er sister, ton B i-C entenial celeb ratio n .
105, were held in Newberg recently
F en d leto n v isito rs Sunday.
B ernice B yrnes, V aloice B ram ar p o rts in d ic a te th a t th ere h as been
Mrs. S co tt B row n.
Mrs. Roy P a u lu of C en tralia, and Lyle an d Devee B row n m otored a m arked increase in th e use of all and interm ent was in the Friends
Mrs. M yrtle G ibson and son Le-
V erne have gone to L a G rande W ash., visited am ong frien d s in to H erm isto n early F rid ay m o rn in g d a iry p roducts in homes, schools cem etery.
w here th e y w ill m ake th e ir home U m atilla several days of last week. to play ten n is.
Tax rol's of tho county of Tillamook
Jo h n Pow ell w ho h as been v is it­ and re s ta u ra n ts .
T h e U m atilla h ig h school boys
w ith Mr. Gibson w ho is employed
have been turned over to the sheriff.
on t.lie road co n stru ctio n crew th ere. baseball team m otored to S tan field ing in P o rtla n d is ag a in in U m atil­
Mr. and Mrs. A rt B u n tin an d son F rid ay aftern o o n w h ere th ey d e fe a t­ la to m ake his home.
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<• 4« ❖ 4- The total am ount of taxes to be col­
Mrs. Id a M eans of P o rtla n d spent
C layton of The D alles sp en t th e ed th e ir team . The fin a l score was
♦ lected this year is $S3U,897. This Is
week end a t th e hom e of th e ir d augh 14-0. T he bonys on th e team a re : a few d ay s of last w eek v isitin g
4. $97,137 less than was collected last
IRRIGON
NEWS
D onald H arry m an , Cecil T ipple, De­ w ith frien d s and re lativ es in U m a­
te r V elm a B u n tin here.
year.
W. H. Bloom m otored to Spokane vee B row n, L ew is D exter, Lyle tilla.
4-
4-
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4-
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4-
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Mr. and Mrs. J. C. rra m a r are
W hat is thought to be the first Car­
F rid a y to a tte n d th e In lan d E m pire B row n, E lto n F ro m d ah l, E rn e st T ip ­
te a c h e r’s m eeting in th a t city F r i­ ple, R obert M cKenzie and Boyd m oving th is week in to th e H arry
Mr. and Mrs. Bud C roften of San den club spring flower show in the
Jones
residence
from
th
e
Manse.
H ower.
day and S atu rd ay .
state saw thousands of handsom e
Mrs. Je n n ie B ailey h as re tu rn e d Diego, C al., a re here for a m onth's
O liver M cNabb of G rass V alley,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. C onlon and
blooms on exhibit a t the cham ber of
v
isit
w
ith
relativ
es.
to
h
er
hom
e
in
W
alla
W
alla
a
fte
r
d a u g h te r M ildred, Mr. and Mrs. W. Ore., v isited a t th e hom e of h is bro-
sp en d in g sev eral days v is itin g w ith
F ra n k Moody and Miss E ffie R en ­ commerce auditorium in G rants 1’ass
h er g ra n d d a u g h te rs Mrs. E rn est fro w ere shopping in P en d leto n S a t­ last week.
Peck an d Miss L o rin e Lash.
The date for this year’s commence­
The firs t h ig h
school baseball urday.
Mr. and Mrs. M arshal M arkham m ent exercises a t the U niversity of
gam e to be played on th e local field
w ill be th e gam e w ith H erm iston and fam ily of P endleton visited the Oregon was officially set for June 13.
h ig h h ere F rid ay . T h ere w ill be no E m m ett McCoy home over th e week The ceremony will be held in the big
adm ission p rice a t an y of th e high end.
basketball pavilion at M cArthur court
school gam es.
Mrs. A. C. H o u g h ten w ho has been a t 10 A. M.
Those U m atilla people a tte n d in g
th e sen io r fro lic in B o ard m an S a t­ in th e H erm iston h o sp ital th s past
C onstruction work on the K lam ath
u rd ay ev en in g w ere: Mrs. P ete Mc­ ten days is reported as g e ttin g along project of the U nited S lates reclam a­
N abb and d a u g h te r M axine and sons nicely.
DR. A. E. MARBLE
tion service has started with ali five
R aym ond an d G eorge, M isses Do­
Chiropractor
A. Acock was a tte n d in g business draglines working, four contractors
ro
th
y
M
attice,
L
o
rin
e
L
ash,
Agnes
FIRE INSURANCE CO. K endler an d Louise B yrnes, and in H erm iston S atu rd ay .
[o ffic e : Two doors w est ro sto ffice
busy, and m aintenance crews working
[o ffic e hours. 10 to 12; 1 :3 0 to
Messrs. Lyle B row n an d M aurice
B ert Benefiel purchased th e sm all a t capacity.
McMinnville,
Oregon
P hone 481 - H erm isto n , Or.
C aldw ell.
l and of sheep ow ned by F red M ark­
Members of the Four Square church
Miss H ester B u rc h e tt is sta y in g ham F riday.
Is Y our F ire In su ran ce
a t th e B ill B en ett hom e u n til th e
are moving the M ennonite church
A bout to E x p ire?
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M
orris
B
u
rc
h
e
tt
and
end of school and th e n w ill jo in h er
building to Redmond from Culver I ts
T h en See
p are n ts in W ash o u g al, W ash in g to n . fam ily who have resided here the
sections
with wagons and teuin3. it
F ran ces C hapm an re tu rn e d to h er past 18 years moved to a p la te n ear
VV. L. Morgan, D. M. D.
will be remodeled into a modern edi­
home h ere S unday a fte r v isitin g h er P ori land.
R.
C.
TODD
now associated w ith
fice this sum mer.
g ra n d p a re n ts, Mr. an d Mrs. D aryl
L eola B enefiel was a H erm iston
H erm isto n , O regon
C hapm an in P en d leto n .
The Ontario Commercial club Is
Dr. F. V. Prime
V irg in ia and E d w ard Compton v isito r S atu rd ay .
making plans io plant trees from On­
G eneral D en tistry
and E a rl S h an n o n of M essner spent
T he m em bers of th e b and w ith
Sunday a t th e home of V irg in ia s th e ir in stru c to r, M erton Dawaid, tario to Nyssa ns soon as tho neces­
X -R ay an d D iagnosis
sary money can he raised. Globe lo­
and E d w a rd ’s u n cle O tto P ound.
ink Bldg.
P h o n e C onnections
The play. “Second C hildhood,” Is w ill leave for C orvallis, Ore., Friday custs are tlie variety decided on by
T.
K.
Johnson
S unday and E v en in g s by
to be given in th e U m atilla gym m o rn in g w here they w ill e n te r the Ilia com m ittee in charge.
Physician and Surgeon
A p p o in tm en t
A pril 15th.
T he proceeds of th is s ta te co n test held th e re S atu rd ay .
The B ankers’ T ru st company cf New
Office, T elephone B u ild in g
p lay w ill he given for th e new ce­ T he w in n in g band w ill broadcast
m en t te n n is co u rt re cen tly com ple­ from KOAC a t 2 o'clock S atu rd ay .
York city has adopted Oregon m yrtle
H erm isto n , Oregon
ted.
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Mr. am i Mrs. Ora H a th a w a y of veneer taken from burls to be m ed
O ffice P hone, 1023 H ouse 1912
A
rlin
g to n are v is itin g in th e home villi black w alnut in Its new lobby
HERMISTON HOSPITAL
BUTTER-MAKER MODERN
decorative schem e. The m yitis was
of .Mr. and .Mrs. W. C. Isom.
shipped from M arshfield.
MEDICAL - SURGICAL - X-RAY
KING MIDAS IN OREGON.
Airs. George K endler and
Mrs.
A $1 geld piece, believed to have
and PH YSIO THERAPY
Y eagers of U m atilla w ere v isitin g
] hcen lost in pioneer tim es, w: s dis­
"Scores of Oregon co m u n itics and frien d s in th is v icin ity Sunday.
A tte n d in g M. D .:-
h u n d red s of Oregon firm s have been
A bout th ir ty of o u r young , folks covered ten feet beneath the ground
A. W. CHRISTOPHERSON
able to stav e off th e m ore serio u s a tte n d e d th e dance in B oardm an Sa I at Tlie Dalles by Otto Söderström ,
P hone— H o sp ital
551 Res. 712
- w h ile e xc a v a tin g fo r a gasoline ta n k.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
j phases of th e p resen t depression be- (u rd ay n ig h t,
P h y sician s Office 733.
PHONE 521
cause of th e c o n sta n t pro d u ctio n or
Mrs. Mary Sm ith is v is itin g her The present value of tho coin, which
! is dated 185G, is said to he about
d airy p ro d u cts in th e ir im m ed iate | aister, Mrs. W. C. Isom,
neighborhoods d u rin g th e p ast w in-
T he en tire teach in g s ta ff of Ir- : »1.60.
The present lam bing season lias
te r ,” d eclared P au l C. A dam s, Exe- j rigon teac h ers w ere re-elected a t a
been
an exceptionally prolific one in
cu
tiv
e
S
ecretary
of
th
e
O
regon
Dai-
ten
per
cen
t
c
u
t
in
salary
,
Hermiston Beauty Shoppe
ry Council at a co m m ittee m eetin g
Mr. and Mrs. D aw aid tendered the Halsey section. Many persons
D u a rt P e rm a n e n t W aves
¡of th e C ity C lub in P o rtla n d re c e n t-| th e ir resig n atio n to ta k e effect a t there havu 250 to 390 per cent In­
DR. DALE ROTHWELL
$2.95 and $5.00
My. "W h ile 'h a rd -tim e s' have been , . he f:iCRe
thn prCRCnt school year. creases in th eir flock of sheep. Ar­
OPTOMOTRIST
F IN G E R W AVES — 50c
serious in all lin es o f in d u s try in j Mr. D awaid has accepted tho sup- th u r Foote has w hat lie believes is a
T he best glasses a t a reaso n ab le
L ate A ppointm en ts by P hone.
tl’is s ta te we have su ffered m uch j c riu te a d e n c y in a m uch la rg e r sys- record-breaking flock. From 37 ewes
cost.— OPTICAL REPA IR IN G
P h o n e 141
he now has 68 lam bs, seven having
less th a n th e m ore in d u s tria l sec- i t em
Over W o o lw o rth ’s— P hone 1286
Only four ewes had single
tio n s of th e m iddle-w est and east
j , r . A tkins of P ine C ity lias been died.
P en d leto n , O regon
lam
bs,
one
had quadruplets, five had
and it h as been o u r O regon d airy selected to be p rin cip al a t Irrigon,
triplets, and all others gave birth to
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in d u stry , now an e of th e s ta te ’s lar-
gest from sta n d p o in t of em ploym ent
HILLSBORO Polson is th e most twins.
W. J. W ARNER
WE
and In v estm en t, w hich h as helped econom ic and f itlsfa c to ry m eans of
A forest service crew of 17 men has
¡us tid e over o u r co m m u n ities and
Attorney-at-Law
Specialize in Good Furni­ o u r v ario u s businesses. A larg e p art c c n lro llin g gray diggers o r ground begun work <n a pine beetle c nlri.l
u irre ls and March and A pril Is project In the D eschutes fo re s t A
ture at Lowest Possible ¡of th e c re d it for th e in c re a sin g bu- sq
Hermiston - Oregon
the l est ttm e to put o u t th e poison, large acreage In the Panhandle coun-
i sincss co nfidence is due to th e f, iys W. S’. A verill, a s s is ta n t county try south of Bend will be covered. The
Prices
I cream ery o p e ra to rs of th e v ario u s ag en t. N ineteen sto res In W ashing- infcstqil trees are to be cut down and
Free Delivery
d a iry sectio n s of th e s ta te ."
tun county aru co o p eratin g In d istri burnec.
to your door.
A lm ost tw o h u n d red p riv ately b u lln g th e poison m ixed
by Mr
Hermiston Post No. 37
When a live wire fell on the tra n s­
owned and co -o p erativ e cream eries A verill Io farm c-s.
mission line between Nyssa and Owy­
M eets firs t an d th ird
W HCRT Q U A L IT Y P R IC E S « F T
have been in o p eratio n in Oregon
hee dam last week it killed a cow and
(T h u rsd ay . Legion A uxil­
¡th e past y ear an d w ith a sin g le ex­
ia ry
m eets second and
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OREGON STATE NEWS
OF GENERALINTEREST
THURSDAY. APRIL 14. 19S2
The C hristian church, a barber shop
and a pool hall a t Lostine were burn­
ed recently.
The Evans Products company re­
sumed work at M arshfield on a small
eale a fter several weeks of idleness.
The 1932 annual 4-H club spring
sewing show is to be held in Oregon
City, Saturday. May 21, in the cham­
ber of commerce rooms.
Farm ers will be able to procure lime
from the Poik county quarry this sum­
m er for slightly less than »3.50 per
ton, according to Robert E. Shinn of
Salem.
Goorge II. Krppn of North Eend
has been elected head of the Coos
County Poultrym en's association and
Edward Messerle of Catching inlet
secretary and treasurer.
Struck by a falling tree whilo he was
The Apple City Dairy company, a
eating lunch in the woods south of
naw Hood River industry, under man-
Bend. P erry O. Sum pter, tim ber work­
rse m e n t of Ralph Em erson and Fred
er, suffered i n j u r i a which resulted In
M cIntyre, i3 now under construction
his death 25 m inutes later.
there.
Reports from the onion growing dis­
The Spauldirg Pulp & P aper mill at trict around Beaverton received re­
Newberg, which has been shut down cently indicated th a t the past onion
fcr aeveral m onths, resum ed March season has been the best in the history
1 s t The mill employs from £9 to of the industry in that sector.
100 men.
A ceiling-high wood wainscot of
The standard wage for hop pickers knotty pine has been specified for the
next season will be 20 cents an hour, postm aster's room and all second-floor
growers m eeting in Independence de­ offices of tho Bend federal building.
cided. No time lim it was fixed for a Work on tho building will s ta rt soon.
day’s work.
Despite cold, wet w eather of this
A large eagle of unknown species spring peach treca in the hundreos of
ha3 been trapped near Shedd a fter it acres of orchards in the Dayton sec­
had killed a num ber of lambs. It tion are now in full bloom. At least
m easured 7 feet and 2 inches from an average yield is expected by grow­
wing tip to wing tip.
ers.
Construction of the south approach
R. M. Knox, joint county agent for
Coos and C urry counties, is moving of the O'd Ore an Trail to Baker under
h:s office to Gold Beach from Coquille. the sta te ’s 11:- 'mployment relief pro­
Ho will devote three fourths of his gram will be continued to completion,
according to an announcem ent made
tim e to Curry county.
at R .kcr.
F ire less in Portland for If 31 was
The Coos couu'y cou-t will investi­
£929,433, according to annual report
| of I’iro M arshal Fred W. Roberts, ju st gate a r. rt t' t come lum ber com ­
released. Firem en responded to 2331 panies of tho di strict are 1 : ting tim­
ber on properties on which taxes have
alarm s, cf which £145 bad no loos.
not been paid end then letting the
Ground planted in the Salem district
property go nil r its valus in gone.
fcr garden seed, under contract with
Forty six contestants f cm H arper,
a C alifornia firm, amounted last year
Nyssa,
N o t u P a r . . i a , Roswell, Vale,
to 409 acres. It will be increased to
1500 acres and probably mere this Payette, Fruitland, Weicor and O ntar­
io attended the m usical tournam ent
year.
held in O ntario recently under the
Construction of M errill’s new $38,-
sponsorship of the Ontario Mu3ic club.
000 high school will s ta rt in the near
Mayor Balia; h of St. Helens has an ­
futuro. Bond3 wero voted at a special
election recently by a vote of 98 to 79. nounced th at unemployed persons will
P resent school quarters in Merrill are have the privilege cf planting vacant
city lots, vacant streets and two of
inadequate.
the squares in the city to vegetable
P lans to burn snags in the Metolius
gardens. The plots are to bo avail­
riv er d istrict have been held up by able to home gardeners immediately.
the forost Eervico on nccouct of heavy,
Good news for the people of Med­
snow. The burning of the suags is ford is the announcem ent of the Tim ­
part of a general program and is in the ber Products company that within 10
nature of an experim ent.
days the company will open its saw­
S late inheritance fhx collections mill for a regular two-shift run
from January 1, 1903, to the same day throughout the spring and. if condi­
in 1932 a.mounted to $7,609,000, the tions justify, throughout the sum m er
sta te treasu rer's office announced a t and fail.
Salem. H alf the amount was collected
Efforts will be made by the public­
during tho last four years.
ity comm ittee of The Dalles C ham ber
C ontractors have started tho work
of Commerce to raise $400 necessary
of rebuilding the tre stle of the Ga!e3
for tho participation of The Dalles In
Creek & W ilson River railroad in the
the advertising program of the Cas­
O rchardale district. The new trestle
cade International Highway associa­
will be made of creosoted lum ber and
tion.
cedar and is expected to last 30 years.
Indians from nil tribes in the mid-
Nows th a t S ecretary of A griculture Columbia region paid final respects
Hyde has decided to cut livestock graz­ to the bones of th eir ancestors by
ing feoa on national forests 50 per gathering exposed rem ains and bury­
cent m eets the unanim ous approval of ing them in crude wooden coffins on
central Oregon stockm en. Tho reduc­ one of the ‘‘m em aloose” inlands near
tion will result in the saving of thous­ Big Eddy.
ands of dollars.
Whilo autom obile accident fatalities
over the country last year increased
slightly more than 3 per cent, deaths
from automobile accidents in Oregon
increased 13 per cent, it was shown I17
an analysis th a t included statistics
NOW AVAILABLE AT T H E
from 44 state3 and tho D istrict of Co­
lumbia.
Twenty-five hundred baby ch.'-:!:i
Portland, Oregon.
gave a concert a t tho K lam ath F. l’.s
CLASS “ A”
FIR E PR O O F
postoffico last week.
Addressed to
Stephen Boor of Iiono, the chicks ar- I
rived by mall and im m ediately set 1 p
a ehoru3 of plaintiv3 cheeping that re­
sounded from ono end of the build ng
to the other.
Room & Bath
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Mrs. Rcccco S tarr, 30, was killed In­
stan tly at her farm home on Morion
island, southeast of Ontario, when he
pressure tank In the kitchen cxplo'e<l
with her standing directly over it.
Fragme&is of tho tank cut her th r at.
P rospects of long delay in construc­
tion of the Cannon Beach-Neahkahnio
section cf the Oregon Coast highway
are indicated by a movement of piop-
erty ow ners at Arch Cape to force J ia
location cf tho road 1000 feet back
from the beach, destroying its scenic
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