Dead hopes should be bur
ied to make room for live
ones.— Between the ”
VOLUME XXXII
NUMBER 10
WHITE ANNOUNCES
BENEFITS FROM
S C S PROGRAM
jlwnmabm iteaW
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY.
C A N D ID A TE S F IN A L
F IL IN G FR ID A Y
OREGON,
nothing turns out right un
less somebody makes it his
job to see that it does. —
William Feather.
OCTOBER 27, 1938.
MISSWESSELL BRIDE SEED PRODUCERS
GLENN RUTHERFORD W IL L O R G A N IZE
M A N Y W ITNESS
C H U R C H D ED IC A TIO N
WAGE-HOUR BILL
LITTLE EFFECT ON
HERMISTON INDUSTRY
A capacity crowd filled the new
Miss B arbara Wessell of H erm is
Due to the large increase in small H erm iston Union church building at
ton became the bride of Glenn R u th seed production in the west end of all th ree services Sunday when the
erford of Stanfield,
W ednesday U m atilla county, arran g em en ts are building was dedicated. The coop
m orning, October 26. at W alla being made to pool the seed th is fall eration of local churches and those
W alla, Wn. The ceremony was per so th a t it can be held over tor spring of nearby tow ns made a union ser
CHANGES HOURS FOR
formed at the P resbyterian parson delivery, and a b etter price.
vice possible.
age.
B.
Ross
Evans,
sta
te
evangelist
A
m
eeting
will
be
held
F
riday
6NRQLLE£S_DUE
HA LF-D O ZEN M E N
H arry Wessell of Stanfield, fa th evening, November 4. a t 8:00 p. m for the Church of Christ, conducted
The wage and hour bill which
A company of enrollees to arrive
er of the bride, and Miss Beverley in the Legion h all for th e purpose the dedication service during the a f
a t S tanfield F riday will give farm
W alker, stood w ith the couple as of discussing fu tu re pooling plans. ternoon. He was assisted by C. W ar w ent Into effect October 24 does not
vows were exchanged.
ers and stockmen of w estern Uma
H. G. Avery, secretary of the Blue ner, pastor of the church. G. E. W il appear to be well understood yet as
The bride was charm ing in a M ountain Seed Growers association, liams, field secretary for the T urner to its application locally. Compli
tilla and north ern Morrow counties
an opportunity to obtain im portant
plum-brown afternoon gown
w ith located a t La Grande, will be pres Memorial home, G. R. Schmid of ance. a t present, will be made by
aid from the Soil Conservation Ser
black accessories, and wore a yellow ent to give th eir experiences in hand Eugene, and W. E. Jones, form er the Farm Bureau Cooperative as to
vice in a variety of ways to improve
rosebud corsage tied w ith a ribbon ling small seeds in th a t area.
pastor, of W illam ina, Ore., who was several mill employees, because of
in te rstate business, b u t no o th er
th e ir land, it was announced this
taken from her m other’s bridal bou
There are now 35,853 pounds of warmly welcomed by those present.
quet. She carried a handkerchief of
week by S. T. W hite, SCS sta te co
A h ig h lig h t in the program was business here has found It necessary
local grown seed in the warehouse
her g randm other’s which was 49 at the Farm Bureau Cooperative, the unveiling of the scene of the as th e bill is understood, to meet
o rd in ato r w ith h eadquarters a t Cor
vallis.
years old.
and several thousand pounds have River Jordan above the baptistry, an y of th e conditions contained In
the measure.
O thers in the p arty were Mrs. Ina been sold to
The camp will be set up by the
outside
m arkets. painted by Mr. Schmid.
Wessell,
the
bride’s
m
other,
Mrs.
The wage feature of the bill does
Musical
num
bers
were
given
by
• end of the m onth, Mr. W hite re
At least a third of the total produc
Mabel W alker, Mrs. F. E. R anney of
not apply in th is d istric t as wages
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ben
G
erking,
duet,
ports, m aking the labor of approx TU R K EY P IC K IN G ,
tion is yet to be harvested.
W ichita, Kansas, and F ran k R u th er
im ately 200 enrollees available to
All seed growers are urged to a t P endleton; male q u artet, A1 Q uiring are paid in excess of the minimum
G
R
A
D
IN
G
PLANN
ED
ford,
fath
er
of
the
groom.
Ben G erking, R. G. Saylor and J. A. requirem ents, b ut the 44 hour re
operators who wish to en ter into co
tend th is meeting.
The p arty retu rn ed to H erm iston
C larke; solo by Dan L indsay; and a quirem ent may reduce hours from
operative plans for range develop
N. L. Bennion, extension poultry- where dinner was served. Covers
mixed q u arte t, Mr. and Mrs. Ben the custom ary 48 hours per week.
ment, sand dune protection and ero
Armistice Day Program.
man from Oregon S tate college, will were placed for the bride and groom,
The Tax Research In stitu te Of
G erking and Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
sion control. T he boys are being
The Herm iston Post of th e A m eri
conduct a tu rk ey picking and g rad Mr. and Mrs. Y. P. R utherford, Mrs.
New York, under date of October 20,
Clarke.
tran sfe rred
from Pullm an, Wn.,
ing
dem onstration
at th e fair Wessell, Mrs. Ranney, Mrs. W alker, can Legion will be h o st to Heppner
C onstruction of the church build has sent o u t cards to em ployers of
an o th er SCS camp.
ground in H erm iston, Monday af- Beverley W alker, Mrs. J. G. P ear and Lone Legionnaires and au x il ing was started early in the spring labor w hich contains exem ptions un
Soil and w ater conservation dem-1 ternoon, October 31, a t 2:00 o’clock.
iary members A rm istice day, Na-
der the law as follows;
in stra tio n s have been carried on by He w ill be assisted by local turkey son, F ran k R utherford and B. I. vember 11, according to A1 Cable, under the supervision of the board
W hitney.
E xecutive and ad m in istrativ e em
of
tru
stees
consisting
of
A.
W.
th e Service a t A thena, Gibbon, Con grow ers who will soon kill for the
commander. A program will be con T urnblad, chairm an, R. G. Saylor, ployees to be exempt m ust direct
The couple left by train th a t a f
don, H eppner, Moro, Newberg and first E astern Oregon T urkey Grow
ducted in the m orning and d u rin g
work of a departm ent, have a u th o ri
W arrenton, Mr. W hite reports, w ith ers' association pool. November 9th ternoon from Stanfield for Live the afternoon H eppner high school Jen s Skovbo, H. A. W ilson, W. C.
Oak,
Calif.,
where
they
will
make
Morehouse and O. I,. Barlow, whose ty to hire, promote, fire or suggest
the aid of OCC workers, camp and and 10th.
will meet H erm iston In a football term expired a t the last election. same, and be paid 830 per week.
th eir home.
project technicians. As a resu lt of
game. The day w ill term in ate w ith
The dem onstration will em pha
Professional employees m ust be In
Levi Reeder acted as head carp en ter
th e dem onstrations many farm ers size the rem oval of w ing tip feath
a dance in the com m unity park hall.
varied
Intellectual work req u irin g
Ford
Dealer's
Meeting.
d
u
rin
g
the
construction.
The
coop
and stockm en in neighboring te rri ers, w hich, according to the new
A, F. Rohrm an and A. A, Estle, A pot luck dinner will be served in eratio n of every member and the discretion as to m anner and tim e of
tory have voluntarily adopted prac grading law, will not be perm itted
the Legion hall between six and
perform ance. W ork m ust be non-
tices th a t have been proven valuable this year. In stru ctio n given w ill aid dealer and salesm an for the Ford seven o’clock. Every fam ily is asked people of the com m unity has made
Motor
Co.,
through
Rohrm
an
Motor
the final dedication of the building standardized as to tim e and m ust
In controlling erosion, thereby im growers in p rep arin g th eir birds in
utilize specialized educational train«
Co., will leave F riday m orning to a t to b ring a pot luck dish and table possible.
proving th e ir land and fu lfilling a the best possible grade.
tend the preview of the 1939 Ford service.
i
The evening service was the first ing oth er th an academic.
p rim ary objective of the service, he
A num ber of birds will be killed cars and to see for the first tim e the
Local reta ilin g employees are
of a series of evengelistic m eetings
explains.
and all feathers removed showing new Mercury, an en try in the low
* .
S. 0. s.
__
being conducted by B. Ross Evans. those m aking reta il sales, more than
The Soil Conservation Service is a requirem ents in th e new grading
medium priced field. They will be
This is the cry from the Ways Mr. W arner, who Is atten d in g 50 per cent of which are w ithin the
scientific bureau of the U. S. De rules for this year.
accompanied by th e ir wives.
and Means com mittee of the Garden N orthw est C hristian college at E u state. Exem ption also Includes those
p artm ent of A griculture w orking in
club, Mrs. F. C. McKenzie, c h a ir gene, rem ained in town th is Week to w rapping or delivering packages In
cooperation w ith individual farm ers,
GARDEN C L U B
Post Office Rating High.
man. Help the elub and help your assist w ith t,he meetings.
connection w ith such sales.
th e sta te college and other agencies
W. E. Logan, local postm aster, self, for S.O.S. means “ Save Old
Outside salesmen are exempt If
to dem onstrate practical methods of NAM ES C O M M ITT E E S
announced this week th a t the local S tu ff” and bring it to the good old
reg u larly selling aw ay from the of
H O N O R ROLL HEADS fice. R ecurrent ro u tin e deliveries
erosion control and soil building.
office was given a ratin g of 96 fol fashioned rum m age sale. Sale will
F arm ers are then encouraged to ap
The H erm iston Garden club held lowing an inspection last week. Mr. be held November 4th and 5th, at SCHOOL NOTES
or collections are not such sales.
ply proven m ethods on th eir own a special m eeting in the lib rary
farm s, on a voluntary, self-help ba Monday afternoon, w ith a large a t Logan is assisted by Miss Snow Mc the W estland Land building south
Coy, Clerk, Jam es Todd and Gerald of B aptist church. Save all w hite
The honor roll for the lUgh school 98 DEER BAGGED
sis.
tendance. Chairm en of com m ittees W hite, ru ra l carriers.
elephants and leave w ith Mrs. Mc and grade school for the first six
J. H. C hrist is in charge of the were named by the president, Mrs
weeks of the school year has been BY LOCAL HUNTERS
Kenzie or Mrs. A rietta W hite.
service’s operations in the three F. B. Belt, as follows: W ays and
Gym Class November 3.
released as follows:
northw est states, w ith headquarters Means, Mrs. F. C. McKenzie; Con
Anyone interested in p articip atin g
An unofficial check on th e deer
Freshm en— Donna Saylor and E l
New Beauty Parlor.
a t Spokane, and Mr. W hite supervi tact, Mrs. W. L. Hamm; H o rticu l in a gym class and games will meet
len Hamm ill. Sophomore— None. bagged by local h u n te rs this season
H ugh Neill w ill open a beauty
ses sta te activities from Corvallis, in ture, Mrs. H. K. Dean; Program and a t the high school gym Thursday,
Ju n io rs— Bob Jackson, Frances Fol Is shown as 98 and includes many
the capacity of sta te coordinator.
Year Book, Mrs. Alice W agner; November 3, a t 7:30 p. m. O rgani parlor in connection w ith his b a r
from su rro u n d in g towns. The ma
Sto’ckmen and farm ers may obtain Roadside Development, Mrs. T. A. zation will take place under the ber shop some tim e w ithin the next lett, Jack Meyer and Zelda Curtis.
Seniors— Jesse Moore, Ralph Mar jo rity of these anim als have been
full inform ation from project tech O’Grady; Publicity,
Mrs. Charles supervision of Miss Lavina May th ree weeks, he announced t oday.
ble, Eleanor Steiner, Gladys Pierson, cared for a t the local cold storage
nicians on local cooperative plans as Taylor; Flow er Shows, Mrs. Jam es Lynch, physical education in stru c The parlors w ill be in th e same
Mary H elene Piersol, G eraldine Mul plant. H unters state th is is the
soon as th e camp is organized at Todd; Civic Im provem ent, Mrs. Geo. tor.
building he occupies. The name of
lins,
L au retta Mulkins. Alma Laird, largest kill known for m any years.
S tanfield. A range and soil conser H arkenrider?
the operator will be announced
C h ild re n ’s Depart-,
and
M
axine Blinston.
Many of the deer have been
vation survey in the area is planned ment, Mrs. F ra n k B ilderback; Mem
later.
Station Announcement!
The grade school consists of K en entered In the local largest buck and
The following was received in the
in th e near future, and a crew of bership, Mrs. Ju liu s Gimble.
neth Elwood, eig h th ; Johnny Lewis, sm allest buck contest sponsored by
men is now in the territo ry .
Weather Report.
Regional vice presidents of the mail T hursday m orning: “ A nnounc
Dale Dryer, seventh; Bobby M artin, H ale's Confectionery every year.
Min.
Max.
club were also named by th e presi ing new broadcasting station. Call
Date
Donna
Jean Myers, six th ; Lucy Hol The prizes are 85 for th e largest
letters:
Charlene
Ann.
Location:
Range Survey Crew,
68 ..... 27
dent to guide th e program s of the
October 20 .............
loman, Jack Belt, Opal Rand, Audrey and 83 for the sm allest. All weights
Salem
General
hospital.
L
ater:
H
er
.............
70
.
...
27
club
in
th
e
ir
d
istricts.
These
were
21
.............
October
A range survey for the soil con
Phelps, David Pierson, Billy H ib m ust be registered w ithin ten days
servation camp at Stanfield will be Mrs. J. H. Reid, Columbia; Mrs. miston, Oregon. Wave length 20 October 22 ............. ........... 67 .... 28 bard, fifth ; Leladell Reeder, Delores a fte r the season closes.
made by a crew of men from the M errill P otter, N orth Side; Mrs. S. inches. Kilo w eight: 6 lbs. 15 1-2 October 23 ............. ............. 67 - ... 28 Carr, B arbara Todd, K enneth Dean,
Among h u n te rs b ringing In venison
Spokane office. The men are W. R. L. Carson, M innehaha; and Mrs. R. oz. F irst scheduled program October October 24 ............. ............. 65 . ... 32 Jack Osborn, fo u rth ; T hird none; are: Glen Hadley, Ed Skoubo and
25, 1938, 9:30 a. m. Technical ad October 25
....... .
70 ... 36
F randsen, N. T. Nelson, M .E. B. Wilcox, South Side.
Bobby Yeager, Eveline Dryer, Geor Ralph Skoubo, B uster Rands, Chas.
These chairm en will name the viser; Dr. F. K. Powers. M axine and October 26 ............ ............. 69 ..... 34
Law rence, L. P. Miller, who will
gia
Sneed, second; E rn estin e Cook Reese, Chas Dillon, George Wtck-
arriv e some tim e th is week to be members of th e ir com m ittees and S tearns Cushing Jr., sponsors.
lander Sr., Paul Sm ith and son, Cbas
and Shirley Simons, first.
stationed in th is te rrito ry for two active work w ill be under way as
Sm ith, M arvin Ransler, Claud My
club
The
W
hitm
an
college
glee
m onth in connection w ith the SCS soon as possible. The club is rep o rt
will give a concert In the high ers, Neil Bleakney, Edw ard Skoubo,
camp. The camp will be enhabited ed to have a m em bership of 34, by
school
gym nasium T hursday, No- and Forbes, Knoblock and Harwood,
by CCC enrollees after October 28th Mrs. Gimble.
vember 10, between the hour of all of Boardman.
An
in
terestin
g
and
in
stru
ctiv
e
it has been announced by officials.
J. Childers, I. C. Cox, Anna Skov
eleven and twelve o'clock. The pub
talk was given by Mrs. H. K. Dean
Proposed legislation to be voted tious venereal diseases, epilepsy, lic is invited to atten d a t a nominal bo, M. Evans, Chas. Pierson, Milo
on
tulips
and
th
e
ir
care
a
t
th
e
m
eet
Amateur Hour at Columbia.
M cFarland, A. D arr Jr., H arry Ham
insanity, d ru g charge.
ing Monday, and Mrs. H enry Ott upon by th e people of th e sta te a t feeble-mindedness,
The pupils of Columbia school will
The school cafeteria is now open mon, D. D. F ollett, O. D. Forbes.
gave the group help by tellin g the large, November 8, 1938, will appear addiction or chronic alcoholism; re-
present an am ateur hour program
Jim Logan, Bud D augherty, V. L.
best way to grow dahlias, cannas upon the official ballots In the fol- q u irin g blood tests for determ ina- and Is w orking on the same plan as
W ednesday, November 2, at 8:00 p.
tion of syphilis and microscopic ex- last year. Miss Gladys Elwood is W arren, Emma F ritts, John Voile,
and other tu b ers th a t do so well in lowing condensed form and order:
m. Proceeds received from the pro
M. R ankin, J. Omohundro, Fred Lee.
1. Amending the constitution so am in atio n s to determ ine gonorrheal actin g as cook for the present.
project gardens.
gram will be used for playground
A.
H. Cable, Bill Comstock, C. J.
as
to
give
tw
enty
days,
instead
of
infection;
state
health
board
to
A recreational program will be
At th e next m eeting of the club,
equipm ent. T his Is the first charge
M athews, F. C. F redrickson, Fred
five
as
a
t
present,
afte
r
final
ad-
make
such
tests
free
from
appll-
conducted
d
u
rin
g
the
noon
hour
a
t
November 7, a talk will be given
program for Columbia school in five
McMurray, V irgil Smith, Howard
by H. W. Klages on work in the journm ent of the legislature, for the cants unable to pay for laboratory the high school gym. sta rtin g afte r
years and everyone is asked to a t
Montgomery.
gardens, and th e program com m it governor to consider and approve or tests, sta te board of eugenics pro the first of November, according to
tend. T he admission charge will be
Harold R ainw ater, B. Cellars.
veto bills.
vldlng blanks, certificates and ques- Bupt. W. G. Kersbergen. The lunch
tee hopes to have many in terestin g
tw enty-five cents and fifteen cents.
2. To appeal the provision in the tio n n aires for such exam inations, hour will be from 12:00 to 12:20; Mrs. C. A. Brown, Joe B aum gartner,
speakers d u rin g the year.
H arry Gifford, Don H o s^ r, Lou
All members a tten d in g a re asked sta te constitution commonly spoken Such questionnaires shall be sworn from 12:20 to 12:50 games, bad
C O N D O N DEFEATS
m inton and other ath letic contests Hooker, P aul B racher, F ran k Riley.
to bring paper and pencil to take of as th e bank stockholders double t0 by applicants and phys c a " s-
Guy Knapp, Fred Davis, R. H.
notes d u rin g th e talks, otherw ise liability, which makes each stock- records ° f auch e’‘a "’in atlo >> ahaU be will be conducted in th e gym under
BULLDOGS
Stockard,
H arvey
Payne,
Chas.
many useful points brought up by holder in a banking corporation in- confidential, not for public Inspec- the supervision of two teachers. In
Clark, Bob Geer, Burl Thornberg.
dividually
liable
to
the
depositors
‘
io".
A
pplicants
denied
licenses
ter-m
ural
team
s
will
have
contests
Condon high school defeated H er the speakers may not be rem em ber in such bank to the am ount of the m aX a PPeal to clrc u ,t c o u rt
Bill Reeves. W. R. Haney, Bernard
a t various times. Glee club and play
ed at some la ter tim e when garden
miston Bulldogs 13 to 0 in a game
Jendrzejew ski, Mrs. D. D. F ollett,
practice
will
some
tim
es
be
held
par
or
face
value
of
his
or
her
stock
Referendum
Ordered
by
Petition
on th e Condon field last Friday. work starts. Mrs. Gimble, m em ber
Grover See, R. V. Jones and son, E.
d u rin g th is period also.
in such bank in addition to paym ent
of the People.
T h e first score was made in the ship chairm an, has announced th a t
A. Bensel, Don Rutledge, Bob Geer.
Pupils
In
the
second
grade
wrote
for
such
stock
at
par.
5
P
ro
h
ib
itin
g
p
o
ssesio
n
,
opera-
second q u a rte r when a pass was a prize will be given for th e most
Joe
Roberts, John M athews, J. V.
3. Providing th a t members of the t |on, control of operation or play of cards to Delores C arr while she was
completed bringing the ball to H er perfect attendance, sta rtin g w ith
in th e D o e rn b eck e r hospital In P o r t- ' A »-n. R. C. McReynolds. Joe F u rrer.
legislature
shall
receive
not
to
ex-
nickel-ln-the-slot
m
achines
or
oth
er
m iston’s 20 yard line and then the next m eeting up to the end of
Tom E enharl, W. A.
ceed $8 a day w hile in session and J devices of like ch aracter which may land recently. She is at home now Ioh"
moved to the five yard line on a the club year.
for not more than 50 days for any vend or pay money, m erchandise or som ew hat Improved but Is unable to R 'a k " py. Ed Bensel. Bob Harwood.
penalty. The Bulldogs put up a
Ben O’Conner,,
K enneth
Meyers,
reg u lar session; no ex tra session to other represen tativ e of value or evi be In school.
Pulleys Locate Here.
j W. M. Pearson, Dr. W. L. Morgan.
tough b attle a t th is point and held
be longer th an 20 days; members dence of w inning, depending upon
Mr. and Mrs. E lvis Pulley arrived
! E. R. Sires. Cecil Madden, H enry
th e line for three downs. W hen Con
also td receive 10 cents per mile | chance, a t occasional or u ncertain G R A N D C H A M P IO N
,
A
, Gorbordeen. J. C. Hoskins, Phil
don pushed the ball over H erm is In H erm iston th ree weeks ago fro m .
Jones. G. E. Aldrich, Bruce Follett,
to n 's men were over an em bank W oodburn. Ore., afte r trad in g th e ir trave,ed ‘° and fr,,m mePtlnK place: in terv als or In varying q u antities.
D
E
M
O
N
S
T
R
A
TIO
N
'p re sid in g officers to receive one
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6. M aking unlaw ful and prohlb-
¡Mrs. Milo M cFarland.
m ent In the street and the player property for th e Rawson farm , west i
I of the Harvey Payne residence. They h alf dally pay additional such com-1 Ring th e licensing, possession, dis
fairly dove over the line.
pensation to replace th a t now re play. operation or play of all games
Bob Jackson and Joe Cooney were
Special I.O.O.F. Meeting.
The second touchdown came as state th a t they like th is section very! reived as follows: 83 a day but not ,,f chance, such as slot machines, •elected as the grand champion dem
much
and
are
im
proving
the
prop
th e result of a 35 yard run as one of
The
reg u lar meetig of the Odd
over
8120
for
any
session,
no
extra
d
a
rt
games,
pin-ball
games
and
onstration team for U m atilla county
erty recently purchased.
th e players broke around end.
session being over 20 days, and 83 sim ilar games and devices when op- as th e resu lt of the dem onstration Fellows will be held Monday eve-
Ralph Marble played an o u tstan d
for every 20 miles traveled; pre-; crated for profit, eith er In cash, “ D ehorning Dairy Calves.’’ given a t ning. October 31, a t which th e ap-
Wool Growers Notice.
ing game w ith his consistent gains
siding officers receiving tw o-thirds ' m erchandise or o th er th in g of value, the U m atilla Project fair. Word was proachlng visit of the Grand Sire to
The Wool Growers au x iliary will dally pay additional.
w hether involving an elem ent of received this week of the aw ard the Pendleton lodge, will be discus
th ro u g h the line.
meet at the home o* Mrs. A. C. Ebert
from County Agent W alter Holt of sed. Delegates will be selected to a t
4.
To
require
medical
exam
ina-
skill
or not.
The Bulldog will meet th e Mac-
a t Echo, Friday, November 4. ac tion and certification of all applf-
7. By voté of th e people to a u th - Pendleton. The boys will each re tend the meeting. D oughnuts and
Hi B squad here November 4. and cording to a notice from Mrs. Gay
canta for m arriage licenses, showing orlze and direct the state leglsla- ceive h alf a scholarship to 4-H club elder will be served d u rin g th e so
H eppner here November 11.
lord Madison, president.
cial hour.
sum m er school a t Corvallis.
freedom from contagious or Infec-
(Continued on page 2)
STANFIELD CAMP
The tim e lim it for candidates to
file for H erm iston city officers will
be F riday evening, October 28, by
5:00 o’clock, in order th a t th e ir
names may appear on the official
printed ballot for the general elec
tion November 8, 1938.
Names and offices filed to date
are Charles T aylor for Recorder;
G ertrude Sanders for treasu rer; and
for councilm en, M. L. W atson, Dr.
W. L. Morgan, M. G. Hedwall, Geo.
H arkenrider, AI Q uiring and W. W.
Felthouse.
A full set of officials are to be
elected, consisting of mayor, recor
der, trea su rer and six councilmen.
It is expected th a t other nam es will
be filed w ith the city recorder by
F riday evening.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS FOR VOTERS
CONSIDERATION TUESDDAY, NOVEMBER 8TH