The Hermiston herald., September 29, 1938, Page 5, Image 5

FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
ji
m e s sa ge
to e v e r y
m em ber .
Mr. an d Mrs. R obert McGreer left
Monday aftern o o n
for Redmond
w here they w ill spend a few days.
Fred R auch and son A ugust left
Sunday for th e m o u n tain s h u n tin g .
Mr. and Mrs. Ja sp er Meyers and
fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. B a rth o l­
omew, th e Misses B etty F ran ces and
P a tty F inch enjoyed Sunday in the
m o u n tain s a t th e home of Mr. and
Mrs. T yndall Robison.
Mrs. E a rl W a tte n b u rg e r of Pasco
an d h er b ro th er Lyon W ith erw rlte
spent la st week a t th e A. E. W a t­
te n b u rg e r home. Mr. W a tte n b u rg e r
came for them Sunday.
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ings fields, R. G. G osling, p resid en t
8 to 11 A.M.
12 to 3 :3 0 P.M.
(C ontinued from P age One)
of th e o rg an izatio n , said h ere la st
Name
M on.-T om atoes-Fruit
Beans - Corn
week. The London Co-op, w hich is
3rd;
D
airy—
M
arion
O
tt
and
Mary
Address _ _
No C anning
T ues.— No C anning
alread y th e la rg e st retadl coopera­
Som m erer, medal.
S tm p J t CoPy on Request
B eans - Corn
W ed.-T om atoes-F ruit
tiv
e
in
th
e
w
orld,
has
7
60,000
m
em
­
E ugene R ugg won first place in
Democrats V isit Hermiston.
No C anning th e d airy show m anship contest, fol bers an d operates 998 re ta il u n its in
T hurs.— No C anning
H enry L. Hess, dem ocratic ca n d i­
B eans - Corn lowed by George H artley , 2nd, Rod- th e N orth, E ast an d W est of L on­ d ate for governor, and F ra n k T ier­
F ri.-T o m ato es-F ru it
don.
EQUALIZATION NOTICE.
B eans - Corn m an H artley , 3rd, R ichard Rugg.
S at.-T om atoes-F ruit
ney. sta te ch eirm an of th e D em ocra­
N otice is hereby given, th a t th e
T he la rg e st p ro ject in th e expan
4th, and Russell H artley , 5th.
tic C en tral Com m ittee, w ere in H er­
O ther products by special a rra n g e ­
board of d irecto rs of W estland I r r i­
C harles Kik won first place in the sion plans o u tlin ed by Mr. G osling m iston T h u rsd ay afte rn o o n callin g
m ent.
gatio n D istrict will meet as a board
beef show m anship contest, followed is th e erection of a d ep a rtm en t store on voters. Hess spoke a t a m eeting
of eq ualization
T uesday, October
All canned goods now in th e can­ by Jo h n M cMullen, 2nd, R ichard in th e H ounslow section w hich is
in th e C ity H all in P endleton th a t
4th 1938, at 8 :00 o'clock P. M„ a t
n ery should be removed by 6:00 Rugg, 3rd, K enneth Bensel, 4th, and expected to do a yearly business of
lc
a
Word
-
Minimum
20c
evening.
the office of th e d istric t In H erm is­
o’clock F rid a y evening, Septem ber E ldon Saylor, 5th.
$2,000,000. O ther plans include ad
ton, Oregon, for the purpose of re ­
30th.
Sheep show m anship was won by ditiional d ru g stores, new d airy and
DELICIOUS
A
PPLES
FOR
SALE—
-
First Issue of Bulldog.
its ap p o r­
bakery
u
n
its
and
increased
em
pha­
Jo an W estgate, P ilo t Rock, 1st, Leo
O rchard ru n ; all apples are picked view ing an d co rrectin g
HERMISTON CO-OP. CANNERY
The first issue of th e y ear for th e
R ueber, S tan field , 2nd, M ary W est- sis pn clo th in g and household f u r ­ H erm iston Union H igh B ulldog will from trees; 50c per box; p u rch aser tio n m en t of taxes for d istric t p u r­
O. L. Barlow, M anager
gate, P ilo t Rock, 3rd, H arold Sm ith, nishings. A lthough th e co-op is not be published th is week end and de­ b rin g own boxes. T hom as Cam p­ poses fo r 1939.
D ated Septem ber 1st, 1938.
P ilo t Rock. 4th, and Bruce H olt, yet o p era tin g self-service su p e r-m a r­ livered to stu d e n ts Tuesday of next bell, H erm iston.
6-3tc
J. W. MESSNER, S ecretary of
Grange Meeting Postponed.
kets,
Mr.
G
osling
an
d
W
a
lte
r
B
at-
Pendleton, 5th.
week. Miss G erald in e M ullins is
W estland Irrig a tio n D istrict.
Hog show m anship was won by ley, m em ber of th e board of L.C.S. editor. Bill Belt, assista n t, and Miss W’ANTED — MIDDLE-AGED LADY
T he n ext reg u la r m eeting ol the
(Sept.
15-29)
who
Is
accom
panying
him,
plan
to
W estland G range has been post­ B ruce H olt, P en d leto n . 1st, H enry
to do g eneral house w ork and
Lavina May Lynch adviser. T he p a­
poned due to a conflict w ith the Som m erer J r., 2nd. Dick H am pton, stu d y them for possible use in low ­ per is p rin ted by th e H erm iston cooking; one child O.K.; m ust be
Equalization Notice.
U m atilla P ro je ct fair dates. The 3rd, Bobby E ato n , 4th, and C harles er Income sections in to w hich th e H erald. T he firs t issue will be en ­ neat and clean ; 3 in fam ily. W rite
N otice is hereby given th a t the
co-ops are expanding.
n ex t re g u la r m eeting w ill be held Kik, 5th.
tered in th e h igh school new spaper E. A. W esterm eyer, M o tttin g er, W n.
Board of D irectors of S tan field I r r i­
L ast y ear th e London C ooperative contest sponsored by th e U niversity
T hursday, October 13.
N ote: A complete list of club
6 - ltp
g atio n D istrict w ill m eet as a Board
Society
paid
its
m
em
bers
a
p
atron
w innings w ill be published in next
of Oregon school of jo u rn alism , and
age dividend of 6 per cen t on all all en tries m ust be m ade by October FOR SALE OR TRADE — DOUBLE of E q u alizatio n a t 1:00 o’clock p.m.
weeks Herald.
MORROW CO UNTY
Tuesday, October 4, 1938, In th e of­
purchases w hich resulted in a to tal 8.
b arrel 12-gauge sh o tg u n , only 25. fice of th e d istric t a t Stanfield. Ore­
POMONA SATURDAY
sav in g of $4,600,000. B ut th e con­
F. B. A. M eeting Oct. 7.
W ill trad e fu r tu rk ey s la te r in sea­ gon, for th e purpose of review ing
The next m eetin g of th e F arm sum ers w ere n ot th e only ones who
son. In q u ire or see gun a t H erald and co rrectin g Its ap p o rtio n m en t of
M orrow C ounty Pomona G range B ureau A u x iliary w ill be held F ri profited by th e ex p an d in g business. T a b le w a r e o f W o o d W as
office.
6-tfc taxes, said taxes being for tolls and
Used by Our Ancestors
w ill m eet S aturday, October 1, a t day, October 7 th , in th e club house Mr. G osling pointed out. T he co-op
ch arg es fixed by th e board on Sep­
The history of tableware begins
R hea Creek hall for an all day meet in Colum bia park . E lection of o ffi­ raised w ages $350,000 la st year, at
FOR SALE — DRY POLES, CORD tem ber 7, 1937, for th e y ear 1938,
with
the
humble
dishes
of
wood
that
the
sam
e
tim
e
c
u
ttin
g
in
te
re
st
ra
te
s
ing. A business m eeting w ill be held cers w ill be held and all members
$2.50; Posts 7c each. F. T ruax, being d elin q u en t and unpaid.
graced the boards of our ancestors.
in th e forenoon and a fte r lunch are asked to try and come. Those from 3% down to 3 per cent. All As early as 1629, observes a writer K am ela, Oregon.
6 - ltp
T h e assessm ent list an d record
em
ployees
a
re
req
u
ired
to
be
mem­
a le ctu re program will be given.
on th e program com m ittee a re Mrs.
in
the
Los
Angeles
Times,
when
the
will
be in th e office of th e d istric t
bers of th e ir respective u n io n s; they secretary of the Massachusetts col­
R epresen tativ e W alter M. P ierce M innie O tt and Mrs. Joyce G uiw its,
FOR SALE— SMALLEY NO. 14 EN- in th e City of S tanfield fo r th e In­
a
re
given
pensions
a
t
65,
two
w
eeks
ony was making out a list of things
w ill be th e p rincipal speaker on the and Mrs. Jessie H ooker, Mrs. Emma
silag e hay chopper, $35. Slat spection of all persons In terested,
v acation w ith pay and are protected “to send for New England” by the
program w ith several num bers by C hristley an d Miss M artha W a lth e r
c a rrie r. C. R. Myers.
6-3tc and all persons sh all be presum ed to
by
sickness
in
su
ran
ce.
returning
ships,
there
was
included
su b o rd in ate
granges and
other are on th e refresh m en t com m ittee.
have notice of th e tim e and place of
T he cooperatives are u n a lte ra b ly various household utensils of wood,
speakers.
such m eeting w h eth er a c tu a l notice
platters,
trenchers
and
spoons.
Dur­
FOR
ROOM
AND
BOARD
PHONE
opposed to price fix in g e ith e r by th e
ing the early period of settlement,
Cold S prings G range of U m atilla DEFERRED USE OF
6-3tc Is received o r not.
governm ent or by trad e associations, when economy was not only a neces­ 22-R, H erm iston.
D ated A ugust 25, 1938.
co u n ty w ill confer th e fifth degree
Mr. G osling declared. Asked if pri sity but a practice, wooden dishes,
RANGE APPROVED
F. A. BAKER, S ecretary.
in th e evening w ith R hea Creek
vate m an u fa ctu re s refused to supply like the clothes of homespun, were STEEL BED, SPRINGS AND IN- (Sept. 1 - 29)
AS
SOUND
METHOD
ner-coil m attress, used for less
th e ir goods to th e co-ops, he said in common use for many years.
G range fu rn ish in g th e tableaux. The
th a t “ on th e co n tra ry , m ost m a n u ­ The settlers in the “Old Dominion” th a n five m onths; to sell or trad e
public is cordially invited for the a f­
(E d ito r’s N ote:
D eW itt C. W ing, fa c tu re rs a re on o u r doorstep co n ­ brought with them or sent for, much for p a rt paym ent on a crib. Mrs.
ternoon m eeting.
CONNOR'S REPAIR
6-3tc
form erly an a g ric u ltu ra l m agazine sta n tly to sell us m erchandise, for pewter and fine linen, but the early Lyle Eddy, Irrig o n , Ore.
New Englanders, in most cases
editor and w riter, now w ith the AAA a lth o u g h they may not ag ree w ith came over empty-handed. They had
SHOP
PARENTS W IL L
office in W ashington, D. C., rec en t­ o u r p rin cip les th ey know th a t we no silverware and very little pew­ W E IN E R PIGS FOR SALE. F. N.
General
Automobile
Repair
C larke, C olum bia Dist., H erm is­
ly viBited Oregon to look over th e sell vast q u a n titie s of goods, w e pay ter. Their influence was expended
DISCUSS PROBLEMS
R eb o rin g - B a tte ry Service an d
6-3tc
range im provem ent operations by our bills prom ptly and our checks in establishing enduring homes in ton,
W elding - C hevrolet P a rts
which plain living and simple
Oregon stockm en. T his is th e second are alw ays good.”
FOR SALE — 12x14 TE N T AND
W illard B atte ries
"Common Problem s of P a re n ts ” of several b rief article s by Mr. W ing
Mr. G osling and Mr. B atley are tastes were practiced.
fly; w aterproof. H. G lllanders,
From the outset the Puritans be­
w ill be the subject discussed by Mrs. re p o rtin g his o b serv atio n s.)
a tte n d in g th e In te rn a tio n a l M an­
Phone 53-W
Hermiston
6 -ltc
M aude Morse a t a m eeting held in
By D eW itt C. W ing
agem ent Congress and th e Boston gan making use of the materials at S tanfield.
tw o cen ters in U m atilla C ounty as
Oregon ran ch o p erato rs believe C o n ’erence on D istrib u tio n
w hile hand. Wood was plentiful in the
forests surrounding them, and was SQUASH FOR SALE, F. S. GREEN,
OMAHA WOODMEN SOCIETY
follow s:
th a t provisions in the AAA ran g e th ey are in th is country.
used not only for the making of
S tanfield.
6-3tc
O ctober 3— 1:30 p. m., P lea san t program for developing g razin g are
household utensils, but for many of
Camp No. 61 - Echo
am ong the m ost p ractical for th is
V iew Club Room.
their farm implements as well.
M
eet
T uesday of each
COMPLETE
MARINELLO
BEAUTY
PINE C IT Y
* Woodturning grew into a recognized course a t reduced prices. In q u ire m onth th e In first
October 3— 8:00 p. m.. S tanfield -tate. according to in fo rm atio n I ♦
th e S tan field Odd
industry,
and
many
and
varied
were
fa
th
e
re
d
on
my
Oregon
v
isit
this
By Mrs. B ernice W a tte n b u rg e r
M ethodist C hurch.
Fellow s h all —
8 :0 0 p. m.
the items fashioned. Plows, har­ H erald office.
6-tfc
Mrs. Morse is the P a re n t E ducu- j ’’ aim er. This practice is easy to u n ­
Miss
C h arlo tte H elm s is employed rows, cartwheels, barrels, sled run­
d erstan d and to follow, req u irin g
lio n S pecialist who comes from Ore- |
at th e Oregon H ard w are & Im ple­ ners, hay forks and buckets for the FOR SALE — COWS, FRESH AND
th a t a, stockm an delay grazin g on
out-of-doors; bread bowls, porrin­ com ing fresh. Also 2 young G uern­
gon S tate college to p -essn t th is
m ent Co., in H erm iston.
not to exceed 25 per cent of his
su b je ct. S h° w ill disci ¿3 some of
Miss H e n rie tta H elm s is now a t ­ gers, trays, dishes, butter molds, sey bulls. H. C. S hanks.
DR. H .C . CURRY
5-3tc
ran g e land u n til th e grass m atu res
knife boxes, spoon racks, plates and
th e m ajor problem s w ith w hich p ar­
ten d in g school in P endleton.
OPTOMETRIST
seed.
platters for household use.
e n ts are confronted and for whch
Fred and A ugust R auch retu rn ed
100 ACRE DAIRY FARM FOR SALE
W here deferred g razin g has been
English
Traders’
Taxes
308
G
reen Bldg. - S eattle
th ey are not prepared by tra in in g .
from a successful h u n tin g trip T h u rs
— Columbia d istric t.
Lum p sale
follow ed, even on badly depleted
Makes
re
g
u
la r v isits to H erm iston
T hese problem s have come to Mrs.
day evening.
or equipm ent and livestock separate.
ranges, It has been found th a t a su r­
H otel ab o u t every 30 days.
Morse from m any p aren ts ask in g for
A ugust R auch left last T h u rsd ay
Once Paid W ith Pepper Dr. A. E. M arble. H erm iston. 5-3tc
prisin g am ount of ran g e grasses will
help. T he problem s are im m ediate
English traders once were re­
come back, an d th ro u g h n a tu ra l re ­ evening for C orvallis w here he en ­
an d it is hoped th a t the inform ation
rolled as a sophom ore a t O. S. C.
quired to pay their taxes to the city WANTED— BOY TO WORK IN E x ­
seeding will th ick en th e stand. A r­
change for piano lessons. See Gol-
presented and discussed w ill show
in pepper. Certain landlords de­
W . L. Morgan, D. M. D.
B
url
W
a
tte
n
b
u
rg
e
r
and
son
J
u
n
­
tificial reseeding, a possibility for
4-tfc
th e p aren ts a way to solve th e ir dif­
manded one pound of pepper as da E. Mumma, Main S treet.
ior
m
ade
a
business
trip
to
Mt.
V
er­
G eneral D en tistry
the fu tu re , if and when su itab le
rent from their tenants. One of
ficulties now and for the fu tu re.
non la st week.
X -Ray an d Diagnosta
range grass seed is m a teria lly re ­
FOR
SALE
OR
TRADE—
39
ACRES
the most famous English guilds was
Mrs. R obert McGreer gave a b ir th ­
an k Bldg.
P b en e »-J
duced in price, is now used m ostly
that of the pepperers, established
irrig ate d , im proved w ith b u ild ­
day
p
a
rty
T
h
u
rsd
ay
aftern
o
o
n
in
ALL OREGON NOW
Residence
Phone
2E-J
in the Twelfth century.
fo re tu rn m a rg in al g rain land to
ings; 2 Jersey cows Jam es B. P erry,
honor of her three-year-old d a u g h ­
Sunday and E venings by
Records go back even further as W estland.
r
.n
g
e
uses.
4-3tp
TERMED OREGON
we find that the Goths demanded
A ppointm ent
The developm ent of more stock te r S hirley.
3,000 pounds of pepper as part of MODERN APARTM ENT FOR REN T
Clayton
Ayers
m
otored
to
H
ep­
. s to rin g places on ran g e land is
STATE "CAMPUS"
the ransom of Rome, after its cap­
Also Bleeping room. H. E. H anby,
a n o th e r of th e m ost popular and p n er on business Monday.
ture in the Fifth century, notes a H erm iston.
51-tfc
Mrs.
A
lm
yra
K
ennedy
is
v
isitin
g
DR. A. E. MARBLE
''r a d i c a l ran g e im provem ent p rac­
writer
in
the
Kansas
City
Star.
h er siste r Mrs. F ra n k Helms.
CHIROPRACTOR
tices
in
Oregon.
By
b
u
ild
in
g
ea
rth
Most
black
and
white
pepper
FOR REN T— FURNISHED APART-
OREGON STATE COLLEGE— The
Guy Moore w as selected as o u t­ comes from the Dutch East Indies
Office: 2 blocks east of post office
pond3
or
reservoirs,
by
im
proving
m
en
t
for
housekeeping.
E
lectric
cam pus of Oregon S tate college is In
sta n d in g 4-H club boy In Morrow- and from India. The pepper ber­
Office H ours: 8 to 12 - 1 :8 0 to 8
re a lity the e n tire sta te of Oregon, and p ro tec tin g springs from tram p ­ co unty and w ill be th e guest of the ries are gathered when they begin stove and m odern. Phone 78-R,
ing,
and
by
d
ig
g
in
g
wells,
hund
red
s
Phone 4 8 1 -------- H erm iston, Ore.
50-tfc
P resid en t G. W. Peavy told faculty
F irs t N atio n al B ank of P o rtlan d to turn red and are dried in the Joe Dyer.
and stu d e n ts in opening the seventy- of additio n al w ate rin g places have n ex t week to th e P acific I n te rn a ­ sun or near a slow fire. The whole
f irs t year of the in stitu tio n . The been provided th ro u g h o u t th e ran g e tio n al Livestock E xposition. He is a berries are ground to produce the
NOTICE
Herm iston Host No. 37
spice known as black pepper, while
la rg e st freshm an class in history area, w hich has th e effect of allow ­ son of Mrs. Roy Neill.
M eets first and th ird
ing b e tte r d istrib u tio n of c a ttle and
the
other
shells
are
removed
in
the
h as enrolled.
NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN th a t
Mrs. M arg aret M itchell of Union preparation of the white spice.
T h u rsd ay . Legion A uxil­
sheep
on
th
e
ran
g
e,
th
ereb
y
reliev
­
T he a g ric u ltu ra l research and ex­
th e undersigned, M ayor of th e City
is spen d in g the week w ith Mrs. Roy
ia ry m eets second and
Red peppers, of which there are a of
U m atilla, Oregon, p u rsu a n t to
tension program , th e 4-H club work, ing grazed are as and m ak in g use of Neill.
fo u rth T hursday.
number
of
varieties,
such
as
O rdinance No. 132 passed by the
and o th e r extension ac tiv itie s includ h ith e rto inaccessible regions.
Mr. C arrick visited th e school cayenne, tabasco and paprika, are Council of said City and approved
Legion
Hall.
T he averag e c a rry in g cap acity of
in g ad u lt education in th e homes of
M onday and gave a ta lk on safety made from the powdered ripe pods by th e Mayor th ereo f on Septem ber
th e sta te , w as pointed out as being Oregon ranges included in th e im ­ driv in g .
of the capsitum plant, which differ 19, 1938, w ill on th e 11th day of
probably of equal im portance w ith provem ent program is ab o u t 34.9
Mrs. E th e l K n ig h ten of H ardm an greatly in pungency. Of these pap­ October, 1938, at th e h o u r of 2 o '­
th e resid en t in stru ctio n w ork con­ acres per an im al u n it, an an im al Is spending a few days w ith h er mo- rika, which generally comes from clock In th e aftern o o n a t th e City
Hungary and Spain, is particularly Council C ham ber in U m atilla, Ore­
u n it being a cow, a horse, tw o calves .
ducted a t C orvallis.
OSTEOPATHIC
or five sheep. In W ash in g to n th e the„r ’
Nei "
mild, the first having the more gon. offer for lease a t public auction
" I t is ou r job and th e job of all
Rov N eill is a business visito r in distinctive flavor. Powdered pepper to th e responsible bidder offering
PHYSICIAN
A SURGEON
of us, by giving th e best we have, figures are 36.8 acres per anim al W allow a th is week.
th e h ig h est m o nthly re n ta l for a
generally
is
used
in
this
country.
OSBORN APARTMMNT8
term of not to exceed ten years the
by cooperative effo rt, and by ste ad ­ u n it, and in Idaho 33.6. About
Mr. and Mrs. P. Roffsness of
follow ing described
rpal
property
fast loyalty, to stre n g th e n th e in ­ 16,000 ranch o p erato rs th ro u g h o u t U tah a re v isitin g h er a u n t, Mrs. C.
owned by th e City and n o t needed
fluence and to increase th e service th e w estern sta te s took p a rt in th e H. B artholom ew . He Is fin ish in g his
for public purposes, (o-w it:
1937
ran
g
e
program
.
T
his
was
an
of Oregon S tate th ro u g h o u t th e in ­
m
a
ste
r’s
degree
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All of Block 45 in W ard w ell’s
PETERSON A PETERSON
s titu tio n ’s expanded cam pus,” de­ increase of 12 per cen t over 1936 lege.
A ddition to th e City of Um a­
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
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grow
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tilla. U m atilla C ounty. O regon:
clared P resid en t Peavy.
C h arles B ertholom ew is in Spo­
U. S. N atio n al B ank B u ild in g
all th e w ater fro n t land ow ned
In em phasizing th is state-w ide approval of th e plan in general. In k an e on business th is week.
P ra ctice In S ta te A F ed eral Courte
by th e City o f U m atilla bounded
service, how ever. P resid en t Peavy m ost of the ran g e sta te s th e to ta l
Mr. an d Mrs. H arold S tew art left
on th e w est by th e east line of
P en d leto n , Ore.
num
ber
of
cooperators
th
is
year
Is
did not m inim ize the need fo r im­
"L ” S tre et in said C ity, bound­
for S eattle S atu rd ay .
expected
to
show
a
considerable
in
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provem ents in cam pus in stru ctio n .
ed on the- n o rth by th e low
Mrs. G eorge C u rrln of L ena and
w ater line of th e Columbia
H e called p a rtic u la r atte n tio n to the crease over th a t of 1937,
Mrs. K ate C u rrln of P ilo t Rock were
DR. P. B. BELT
riv er, bounded on the east by
need of improved teaching m ethods,
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON
S atu rd ay even in g v isito rs a t th e
the east lin e of th e City lim its
LONDON
COOPERATIVE
SETS
p o in tin g o u t th a t a "P h.D .” m ay he
Office Hours:
Other
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n H arrison.
of said City and bounded on
so stuffed w ith subject m a tte r th a t RECORD AS SALES SOAR TO
1 0 :3 0 to 18:80 A.M.
Hours by
They w ere re tu rn in g from C orvallis
th e south by th e n o rth line
2 to 8 P.M.
A ppointm ent
he cannot im p a rt It to stu d en ts. He
w here Bob C u rrln of P ilo t Rock en ­
of F ro n t S treet, som etim es call­
Res.
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also urged ad a p tin g in stru c tio n a l 77 MILLION DOLLARS A YEAR
ed W a te r S treet, b u t excluding
tered O. S. C. as a freshm an.
public streets.
m ethods to p ractical needs of the
The term s and co nditions of such
stu d en ts, w hile re ta in in g cu ltu ral
(Co-op League News Service)
(Too la te for la st w eek)
proposed leare a re on file w ith the
W. J. WARNER
tra in in g , every encouragem ent to
New Y ork— W ith Its sales la st
Mr. and Mrs Clayton Ayers and
R ecorder of said C ity and m ay be
th e stu d e n ts who have to earn th e ir y ear u p 10.58 per cent, esta b lish in g ch ild ren Mr. and Mrs. M arlon Finch
exam ined In his office.
Attorney-at-Law
way th ro u g h college, and m ore a t­ a new record business of 277,848.- and B ert B arnes spent S unday eve­
J. C. TUCKER.
M ayor of th e C ity of U m atilla,
ten tio n on th e p a rt of both faculty 000 In th e face of a g eneral slum p n in g a t th e E. B. W a tte n b u rg e r
Hermiston - Oregon
U rm ttla C ounty. Oregon.
an d stu d e n ts to world events.
in B ritish busineas, th e London Co- hOM.
(Sept. 22-Oct. I)
CAN r ING schedule
OUTSTANDING CLUB
BOY A N D GIRL
WANT AOS
Dr. A. C. Wfllcutt