The Hermiston herald., March 15, 1934, Page 2, Image 2

PAG® TWO
THURSDAY, MARCH IB, 1934
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
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face. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Graves METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
were business visitors In Hermiston
W. A. Briggs. Pastor.
Monday.
By Mrs. W. C. Isom
Morning worship at 10:00. Ser-
Published every Thursday at Hermis­
The amateur smoker held here
Frank Leicht and Don Ritiedge last Wednesday night was attended f mon theme “Christ’s Promise To
ton, Umatilla County, Oregon, by
were business visitors iu Portland by fans from all surrounding towns I His Disciples.” Sunday school at
Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Quiring,
Monday and Tuesday.
Publishers
who packed the auditorium.
Deci- 11:00 . Primary, junior and adult
departments. G. M. Pierson, super-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Walker
from
sions
in
the
card
were
as
follows:
Second Class Matter
entered
Buster
Rands
vs.
MeClasky
of
Ar-
|
intendent. Epworth League at 6:30.
near Enterprise have moved on the
December, 1906, Umatilla County,
Evening church service at 7:30. The
Johnny
Goebel
place.
lington,
won
by
Rands;
Warren
Oregon.
pastor will bring a message from
Frank Ryder who has been em- Brice. Boardman vs Earl Carson.
Stanley
Jones new book. “Christ and
Subscription Rates
won
by Carson; Bob!
ployed on the section here for sev- Hermiston,
Human Suffering.”
11.00
Marshall,
Boardman
Howard
eral years has been transferred to
Beginning Sunday evening we
.75
Six Months -
Willis. won by Marshall; Mike Hea­
Biggs, Oregon.
shall start our Pre-Easter services.
.50
Three Months
Mr. Buxton and Mrs. Beimer of ly, Boardman vs. Don Isom, Irrigon,
Rev. R. R. Finkbiner will be in
Heppner were business callers in won by Healey; Fred Slanger, Board
charge,
beginning Monday evening.
man vs. Jack Pace, Irrigon, won by
town Tuesday.
There will be services at the church
Slanger;
H.
Hoffman,
Boardman
vs.
ION
County Agent Smith of Heppner.
Because new settlers would need
each night except Saturday.
all their ready money for develop­ Mr. and Mrs. French and Mr. and "Porky” Turner, Boardman. won by
Turner.
Mrs.
Pennock
from
Hermiston
were
ment of their lands and because it
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
The main event
was
between
would take a few years to sell out a out of town visitors at the regular
of
Boardman and
project (though no one doubted that meeting of Irrigon flrange Wednes­ Dave Johnson
((Ban” was the subject of the
County Hospitalization.
Lesson -Sermon in all
"Peck” McClosky of Arlington, the
there would be a complete sale and day night.
During the past week residents
Mr. and Mrs. Dodge from Seattle decision given to Johnson.
Churches of Christ, Scientist, on
settlement) it was recognized that
in the west end of Umatilla county
Sunday, March 11.
in those first few years it would be visited with Mrs. Dodge’s sister and
have had occasion to more fully ap­
The Golden Text was, "Behold,
difficult, if not impossible, to pay family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brace,
preciate the fact that they have hos­
what manner of love the Father
interest on bonds sold for construc­ from Thursday until Saturday.
CITY NEWS
pital service within a close radius
hath bestowed upon us, that we
Miss Fletcher from LaGrande was
tion.
To meet this difficulty the
By Oleta Neill
of their homes. A young lad, son of
should be called the sons of God”
constitutional amendment was pro­ a week end guest of the Roy Hor-
(I John 3:1).
a well known farmer in this local­
posed and the state authorized to ner family.
Mr. and Mrs. Reid Buseick and
Among the citations which com­
ity, became seriously ill and was
Among business visitors in Her- daughters Barbara and Donna and
guarantee and pay the Interest for
prised the Lesson-Sermon was the
taken to the local hospital where he
the first five years, The debt to the miston during the week were Leola son Robert spent the week end at
following from the Bible: "Of his
•
of Hermiston
;,
underwent an operation for a rup­
own will begat he us with the
state thus created was to be paid and Otto Benefiel, Miss Snow Mc- the home of Mrs. Buselck’s parents,
;
Capital. Surplus and Undivided Profits Over 350,000.
tured appendix. His condition was
word of truth, that we should be
Coy, Mrs. Minnick. Mrs. Earl Isom. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wattenburger.
after the bonds had been retired.
critical for several days, but he is
F. B. SWAYZE. President
R. ALEXANDER. Vice-President ! !
a kind of firstfruits of his crea­
M rs. Warner, Mrs. Shell and Mr.
The
bonds
sold
to
the
investing
. large number of Pine City peo-
now on the road to recovery.
tures
”
(James
1:18).
A.
H.
NORTON,
Cashier
D. M. DEETER, Asst. Cashier
¡
and Mrs. Batee Rand.
pie attended the show In Hermiston
Because of this particular case we public bore on them a certificate to
The Lesson-Sermon also includ­
Mrs.
Roscoe
Williams,
Mrs.
A.
C.
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ a
Sunday afternoon and evening.
more fully appreciate the service the effect that the state had agreed
ed the following correlative pas­
Houghten and Mrs. Frank Brace mo­
sages from the Christian Science
given by nurses and doctors at the to meet the interest so provided for
Mrs.
Ollie
Neill
and
daughter
Ole-
tored to Walla Walla Saturd y.
textbook. "Science and Health with
ed to Pendleton Sunday.
local hospital and in our local field. Unscrupulous dealers undoubtedly
ern Star will present a program for
Mrs. Frank Leicht and daughters, ta were in Echo and Hermiston Fri-
Key to the Scriptures", by Mary
used
this
certificate
to
make
buyers!
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Joder spent the members and
Unless the equipment and nurses
their
families
day
on
business.
Nellie and Ruth, motored to Ione
Baker Eddy: “The spiritual man’s
Saturday shopping in Pendleton.
were adequate for the needs at the believe that there was a state guar-i
Thursday evening at the lodge hall.
The Pearson shearing crew are
Saturday
to
attend
some
4-H
club
consciousness
and
individuality
Mrs. Wendell Llewllyn of The
local hospital it would be necessary antee back of the whole bond. Many
The Redman Lodge will sponsor
shearing a bunch of sheep at the
are reflections of God. They are
business.
Dalles spent the week end in Uma­ a dance at the Umatilla gymnasium
for patients to be taken to the near­ buyers believed this, anyway, and
the
emanations
of
Him
who
Is
Life,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Warner and Boylen place this week.
felt that the state had
deceived1
tilla.
est hospital at Pendleton.
Friday, March 23, with music by
Truth, and Love. Immortal man is
Mr. and Mrs. E. Poulware attended
Mr. and Mrs. Burl Coxen and
them
when
they
discovered
the
Under our present county system
Mr. and Mrs. George Butterwood the Columbians of Irrigon.
not
and
never
was
material,
but
al-
church services at Hermiston Sun­ daughter Betty Marie and son Glen
of caring for county cases, it is im­ truth. This was an unfortunate
ways spiritual and eternal'
spent a few days last week in Port­
Miss Agnes Fallen of The Dalles
day and were dinner guests of Mr. of Heppner called on Mr. and Mrs.
336).
possible to secure an order for even thing.
land.
spent the week end with her broth­
and Mrs. Duvall.
Frank Ayers Sunday.
the smallest fee for caring for a
Interest on a good many bonds
Sibyl
Macomber of Boardman er, Pat.
Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Jones and
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wattenburger
patient at any hospital outside of was guaranteed by the state, pro­
spent Sunday visiting
Miss Lena
Miss Edithanne Spencer enter­
family spent Sunday with the Bert and children were in Heppner Mon­
** * * # * 7 * 3
Pendleton. Consequently a patient jects were built and the bonds sold
Rose.
Dexter family.
tained a few friends at .a lovely par­
day
on
business.
who may be quite ill or seriously in­ and then came the awakening. The
Tom Gurdane has recently pur- ty Tuesday afternoon celebrating
Benny and Chase McCoy of Imb-
jured must be taken to Pendleton settlement that had been expected ,
_
, ...
, ,
Mrs. Reid Buseick and children
chased a two-door Plymouth sedan. her eighth birthday.
not | ler. Ore-, were In this vicinity Mon­
By
Helen
Jendrzejewski
for medical attention. If the patient did not develop, farming was
and Mrs. A. E. Wattenburger called
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bloom and
day night on business.
Miss Ruby Porter entertained a
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hooker 1 have
on Mrs. Ollie Neill Monday after-
happens to be a child he must be profitable, when the guaranty per-
small son Barton, accompanied by few friends at her home Tuesday.
Javelle Markham, daughter of
Ford
purchased a Model-A
1931
non.
away from his parents who are un­ iod came to an end enterest pay-
Betty Carlin, spent Sunday In Her­ The evening was spent in dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Markham en­
able to visit him at that distance, menta were not made. There fol-
Mrs. Jasper Myers was at the C. from the Rohrman Motor Co.
miston visiting Mrs. Bloom's par­
tertained a number of her little
Patrick Fallen has resumed his
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Moore and
and there is not the personal inter­ lowed attempts to compromise with | friends at 2 weiner roast on the riv- H. Bartholomew place Sunday.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Dyer.
work at the depot after a weeks ill­
family
who
have
been
living
on
the
est shown that would be given in a the bond holders and here the claim
Miss Anne Stiner and Mrs. Bous- ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Van Orsdall
er, the occasion being Lavelle’s
old Carter place moved to the Mead
local hospital.
of the state for interest made a dif­
tin of Hermiston were Umatilla visi­
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
eighth birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Ola Taylor and son Phil of
place this week.
This condition should be remedied. ficulty.
No one had authority to
tors Monday afternoon.
The C.W.A. workers from this vi­ E. B. Wattenburger Sunday.
Touchet
were Sunday guests of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stutter who
Our local doctors should be allowed compromise it but the bond holders |
Mr. and Mrs. Issacs and small and Mrs. James Byrnes. Miss Erma
cinity have been laid off permanent-
Mr. and Mrs. Milton L. Smith vi­ have been living on the Roy Roger
the privilege of caring for county objected to scaling their invest­
ly.
sited at the E. B. Wattenburger ranch are moving into their new daughter of Pilot Rock visited Mrs. Byrnes returned with them for a
cases, and hospitalization has been ments while the state lost nothing.
Issacs' sister, Mrs. W. H. Bloom | few days visit.
Archie McFarland from Umatilla home Monday evening.
home.
offered at regular contract rates.
Furthermore, there was the soreness
Sunday.
who has been staying at the Forest
Bert Rose who is working for Al
Mrs. Ollie Neill and C. H. Ayers
Mrs. Mikesell and daughter, Mrs.
The county court is being ap­ over the assumed full guaranty.
Mr. and Mrs. George Butterwood Bolstead in Hermiston spent Sun­
Hunting home and doing some seed- were at the Frank Ayers place Sun Cable,
and Mrs. C. L. Upham re­
proached in this matter, and is
The situation was recognized by ing on his place west of town, re-
motored to Pendleton Friday.
day with his mother, Mrs. Grace
day.
turned to their homes after spend-
being asked to allow hospitalization the g 123.
je], + I I ya
.
41,
rojuina
are
De
.
.
legislature
at 4 the
regular ses-
Mrs. Clinton Harvey
and
son Rose.
turned home the last of the week.
ing
a
week
visiting
in
the
valley.
of county cases In the locality wher sion last year and
E. Wattenburger and Reid Bu-
legislation
George spent Monday in Portland
Many of the Umatilla people at­
Pat Throop was host at a delight­
seick wcre in Stanfield Monday on
It is available. And with the sup­ cure It was offered by Senator Up­
visiting Mrs. Harvey’s
son.
Bill tended the Arizona Wranglers per­
ful birthday party Friday evening Harvey.
business.
port of the community ft is believed ton and Representative Lynch. This
f “A Little Clodhopper”,
formances in Hermiston Sunday.
that this privilege will be given.
gave the reclamation commission
a 3-act at the C. A. Keller home. The even­
M r. and Mrs. Hugh Van Schoiack
Lena Rose and Louise Byrnes vi­
By Mrs. Dan Ransier
ing
was
spent
in
dancing
with
re
­
comedy will be presented
authority to release districts from
at the
and children Delores and Delbert sited at the Roy Minnick home in
Members
of
the
legislative,
agri
­
freshments
served
at
midnight.
Pine City
auditorium
the payment of the sums due the
Thursday
spent Sunday in Willow Creek.
Irrigation Handicaps Removed.
Irrigon Saturday.
About sixty friends were present.
state where by so diIng it wo .Id be cultural and cooperative committees evening, March 15, beginning at
Clinton Harvey spent Saturday in
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom of Irri­
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sommerer
The supreme court decision ap­ possible to secure a general compro­ for the Grange met at the home of o’clock. After the play refreshments
Portland.
gon
visited at the George Kendler
were
Pendleton
business
visitors
proving the constitutionality of the mise of the district's financial obli­ Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ransier Friday will be sold.
The violin pupils of Miss Esther home Saturday.
Tuesday.
law authorizing the state to cancel gations. It meant a considerable night to discuss reports to be made
Fredrickson accompanied by their
M?s. Antone Cunha was called to
John Bray who has been working
Mr. and Mrs. Perkins and family
certificates of Indebtedness of irri­ loss to the state but the only way I at the next regular Grange meeting.
parents motored to Pendleton Fri­ in Klamath Falls has returned home.
Portland suddenly because of the
Chas. Smith, county agent from
of Wray, Colorado, ore now living
gation districts marks the end of a out for these districts and the peo
day evening where the pupils took
death of her mother, Mrs. Melvina
Clarence Shaw motored to
well-intentioned
but
unfortunate pie on them.
Messrs. Upton and Heppner, conducted a meeting here Sturm, who passed away February on the old Squire Thomas ranch.
part in a musicale recital.
Pendleton Sunday and was accom­
to
organize
a
commission
house
in
George Mead has taken over the
experiment In state aid. The con­ Lynch got the bill through and it
The high schqol boys will soon panied home by Mrs. Shaw who has
17. Mrs. Sturm, who was 69 years
Carter place which
was recently
stitutional amendment under which was a good Job. Now it has appro- Portland which vili benefit the far-
start work on the baseball diamond been ill in the St. Anthony hospital.
old, was born in Sedelia, Missouri,
mers of the district.
occupied by W. E. Moore and fami-
the indebtedness was created was val of the supreme court.
and begin practicing baseball.
No
and came to Heppner, Ore., over for-
Valoice Bramer and Carol Erwin
Marian Campbell, former teacher
repealed In 1930.
Now the debt
ly-
games have been scheduled as yet.
ty years ago.
To make the story complete it |
She was then Mrs.
who are employed on the tie-gang
In the Boardman schools, now of
can be cancelled.
Bill Lockman has purchased a near Rufus spent Sunday in Uma­
Elijah Adams.
After the Heppner
should be recalled that federal Arlington, spent the
* * * * * * * * * *
end vist-
It was back In 1919 that the leg­
Chevrolet coupe.
flood, Mr. and Mrs. Adams rebuilt
funds are now available through th
as
tilla.
guest of
islature proposed and the people
UMATILLA NEWS
Rosaline Lennox returned to her
RFC for refinancing these districts1--
and managed the old Pacific Lodg­
M. M. McCullough made a busi­
Mrs. -
Earl Cramer.
where the obligations are scaled I
By Louise Byrnes
home in Seattle Sunday after a few ness trip to Baker Thursday and
ing house in Heppner. They had a
Mrs. Frank Cramer. Mrs. Roy Mar
family of sixteen children, eleven of
down and other tests are met. The
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bullock, who weeks visit with relatives here.
low and sons Darel and Mrs. Dan
Upton-Lynch law makes It possible |
Frank Simmons is visiting
in
whom are living and all were able have been spending the winter in
Anne Tammel of Seattle is visit­
Gas
Ransier were In Hermiston Monday
for various Oregon districts to take
to be present at the funeral except Pendleton, are in Umatilla to spend Portland.
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
A
card
party
was
sponsored
by
Most stomach GAS Is due to bowel advantage of this federal opportuni­
Mrs. Harry Rodenbough and Mrs. Stephens.
the one son, Alex Adams, who is the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Ar­
ihe H. E. club last week at the home
poisons. For quick relief use Adler-
Fred Knudson motored to Pendleton
very
ill
and
was
unable
to
attend.
ty
that
otherwise
would
have
been
James Byrnes made a business
chie
McDonald.
Ika.
One dose cleans
out
body
of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Delano with
Tuesday.
Mrs. Adams was the grandmother of
trip to Touchet the first part of this
wastes, tones up your system, brings denied them. This, with the five five tables in play.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Powell and
High honors
The charter members of the East­ week.
sound sleep. At Leading Druggists. laws secured by Senator Upton at
thirty-nine grandchildren and nine family are moving from the Switz-
were won by Emma Delano and Al­
the second special session at the re- vin Sunsten and consolation by Mrs. great-grandchildren. She is sur­ 1er house to that owned by John
quest of the Oregon
reclamation Ed Kunze and Mrs. Glen Macken. vived by her daughters, Mrs. Mabel Powell.
Cunha. Lena. Ore.; Mrs. Ida Roice,
congress, covers the needs of the ir­
Mrs. Pearl Jarvis. Mrs. Annie Ed-
Mrs. Tom Hedricks and Mrs. Ray
Mrs. H. M. Butter-
Hazelton, Idaho; Mrs. Blanche Hoo­ wards. Miss Yvonne Bousquet, Jo-
rigation districts completely and Bro.wn motored to
Portland
last
MI B
field of 631 N. Graham
will make possible their rejuvena­ week where they spent the day on ver. Gresham, Ore.; Mrs. Sarah Raw sephine Connell, Lyle Brown and
B St.,
Portland, Oreg.,
, I said : "Dr. Pierce’s Fa-
ley, Portland; Mrs. Elsie Christian- Paul Donavon spent Saturday shop­
tion and the opportunity for the business.
wo, ci vorite Prescription was
— —, of great help to me
me
son, Vancouver, Wn.; Mrs. Juanita ping in Pendleton.
success and prosperity of their sett­ i
M
re.
M
i
Id
red
Hammel,
who
was
,10
199 when bringing up my
lers.—Bend Bulletin.
her sons,
,407 family. During expec-
i married last November, was hon- Vaver, Longview, Wn.;
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Barnard and
.29)) tancy and for that ner-
Adams,
Gresham;
John daughter Lois were Sunday dinner
I ored at a bridal shower Friday af- Charley
. vous, tired, run-down
condition,
ition, the ‘Prescription’ is fine. It is
Adams. Hazelton. Idaho;
Thomas guests at the Archie
McFarland
| ternoon at the home of
strengthening
gthening and quiets the nerves as well.”
HERALD WANT ADS PAY
Theodore Adams. Vancouver, Wn.; home.
Write
nte Dr. Pierce’s Clinic, Buffalo, N. Y.
,
Macomber.
Mrs. Hamel is making
w size, tablets 50 cts., liquid $1.00. Lge.
Alex Adams, Bliss, Idaho. Services
tabs, or liquid, $1.35. “We Do Our Part.”
Mr. and Mrs. Duff Knight and
her home in The Dalles but was
were held Wednesday. February 21. niece Evelyn have moved out on
.pending a few days with her par­
by using the beet in poultry feeds — the
at 2:00 p.M. in the Undenomina­ their ranch east of town.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Messenger
tional temple at Gresham, Oregon.
Complete Line of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wallace
Mahoney
at Boardman.
Interment at Lincoln Memorial Park. and family have gone to LaGrande
Edwin Ingles and W. O. King mo-
where Mr. Mahoney is employed.
tored to Milton Friday
with
the
POULTRY FEEDS
The Eastern Star held a joint
basketball team which played Pen­
meeting with the Hermiston chap­
Start right now by using CROWN
dleton in the tournament. The team
OVER 400
K. K. Chick Starter for the chicks’
ter Saturday evening.
lost in a 16-43 score.
CHURCH NOTES
first 5 weeks—and CROWN K. K.
PICTURES
Mrs. Ralph Davis will entertain
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allan and
Turkey Starter for the poults’ first
Pictures tell the story. The
the Bridge Club at her home Friday
sons have moved onto the O. II.
articles are short, concise,
6 weeks.
In
Language
and fascinating. Here are a
afternoon.
Warner place which
was vacated
When purchasing your supply
Would you like to keep posted on all the
few subjects covered:
HERMISTON UNION CHURCH
Mrs. Florence Tippie has returned
of these feeds be sure to ask
last week by Harlan Jones.
new developments in this remarkable world
ArtsandCraft Work—Astron-
for K. K. -- which means
of ours? The new Inventions — the latest
omy—Automobile Repairing
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bradley and
Sunday school
at
10:15
and home after a few weeks, employment
—Aviation—Boat Building—
"KOMPREST KOMPLETE"
Scientific Discoveries—the amazing Engi-
Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins and Alta preaching service at 11:000 A. M. at the Geurin home.
Care of Tools—Chemistry—
USE
neering Feats— the progress made in Avia­
You can also obtain both these
Electricity—- Home Made
K. K. GROW
Mrs. Carrie Burnham of Arling­
Disbrow •
were
Saturday
dinner Rev. R. L. Morton of Richland. Ore-
tion — Radio— Electricity—Chemistry —
Furniture—Hunting. Fish-
feeds in bulk mash form, but since
Sth to lOtb work
Physics — Photography, etc.? These and
guests of
<
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Har- gon, will deliver the sermon Sun- ton visited friends In Umatilla Sun­
1930 over 90% has been sold in the
K. K. PULLET DEVELOPER
many other fascinating subjects are brought
—Ilth week to maturity
day.
"KOMPREST” (Pellet) form.
w ood.
day.
The
subject
will
be
“
All
Things
to you each month through the pages of
K.
K LAY or K. EGG MASH
Using
K.
K.
Feeds
means
a
more
Andrew Anderegg of Astoria en­
The 1 high school students
will Work Together tor Good.” taken
POPULAR MECHANICS MAGAZINE.
uniform, economical, sturdy and
present a negro minstrel
Friday, from Rom. 8:28. The subject for route to Enterprise stopped at the
healthy growth, with no waste.
K. K TURKEY GROWER
Something for Every one I
March 16 In the high school audi- the evening
will
be “A
Few Archie McFarland home Sunday.
—7th to 20th week
The word "KOMPLETE” means
Special departments are devoted to the home
Miss
Minnie
Hunting
of
Irrigon
torium.
Call
nt
the
grocery
store
craftsman and practical shopman. The radio
that these feeds are complete as far
Things." taken from Matt. 25:21.
I
K. K. TURKEY FINISHER
enthusiast has *arge section filled with newsand
Is visiting her uncle, Archie McFar-
‘and ask for your tickets.
as the mash portion of the bird’s
Dept I information on construction and main-
ration is concerned, and are fed in
Special meetings will start Sun- land.
Francis Skovbo was out of school
tenance of both transmitting and receiving
conjunction
with whole grains ss
day, March 25, with Rev. C.
R. |
Grady Hernden of Weston and
this week because of illness
sre ordinary meshes.
Moore
of
Molalla.
Ore.,
conducting
Guy
Chamness
of
Hermiston
visited
magazine everyone m your family will enjoy.
There will be a musical concert
at the Community church Wednes- the services. Mr. Moore will inves- at the Rose home last Wednesday.
At All Newsstands 25c
Link Huff of Arlington
w
day. March 28. and the public is in- tigate the field during the week of
or by Subscription $2.50 a Year
the meeting and may decide to re- Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and
vtted to attend.
Rev. Harris will preach
the main as a permanent pastor tor this Mrs. Archie McFarland.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Conlon and
church Sunday. March 18. and may church.
POPULAR MECHA NICS
as the permanent pastor.
Christian Endeavor at 7 o'clock daughter Mildred accompanied by
Mrs. Earl Cramer. Mrs. Floyd Sur and evening service at 8:00 o’clock. Rosa Ricco and Devee Brown motor-
________ PORTLAND. OREGON
The de riiston Arraló
ratified this amendment to the con­
stitution making it possible for the
state to guarantee the payment of
certain interest on reclamation dis­
trict bonds. It was a time when such
districts were being organized all
over the state and planning to bor­
row money for the construction of
reclamation works. It was expected
that the lands so reclaimed would
enjoy an influx of new settlers who
successful
farm
would
develop
homes while land owners of longer
standing would have an opportuni­
ty of reducing their holdings and
bringing what, they retained to a
higher degree of productivity.
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