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FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON OREGON
THURSDAY, JU N E 15, 1939
MESSAGE
STATE CORN SHOW
MOVED TO CAMPUS
AT OSCZ DEC. 1-2
O regon’s th ird a n n u a l s ta te corn
show w ill be h eld th is y e a r on th e
O regon S ta te college cam p u s ra th e r
th a n In P o rtla n d w here show s th e
la st tw o y ears w ere stag ed . T he sta te
college h as agreed to h a n d le th e
show in co n n ectio n w ith a s ta te corn
p ro d u ctio n co n feren ce D ecem ber 1
a n d 2. an n o u n ces W illiam A. Schoen-
feld, dean an d d ire c to r of a g ric u l­
tu re , w ho h as ap p o in ted C. W.
S m ith, a s s is ta n t co u n ty a g e n t lead ­
er, as c h a irm a n of a g e n e ra l com m it­
te e in charge.
R eq u ests th a t th e college h an d le
th e show cam e from th e P o rtla n d
ch am b e r of com m erce an d o th e rs in ­
tereste d in it p revio u sly , an d from
lea d in g farm o rg a n iz a tio n s w ho have
agTeed to be co-sponsors th is year.
W o rk h a s been s ta rte d on a* p rem iu m
lis t w hich w ill be issu ed an d d is tr i­
buted as soon as possible, says C h air­
m an S m ith of th e co m m ittee.
C onducted p a rtly in coop eratio n
w ith th e s ta te show th is y ear w ill
h e a s ta te h y b rid ’ corn g ro w in g con­
te s t sponsored by th e farm crops d e­
p a rtm e n t a t Oregon S ta te college.
T h is c o n test h a s fo r its o b jective
th e prom otion of corn g ro w in g in
O regon and th e d em o n stra tio n of
th e b est m ethods of p ro d u ctio n in
connection w ith th e use of h y b rid
corn. Since h y b rid
corn
is n o t
saved fo r seed th e b asis o f ju d g in g
w ill be on yield, q u a lity an d econo­
m y of p ro d u ctio n .
A nyone m ay e n te r th is co n test
w ho h a s a t le a st th re e a cres of h y ­
b rid corn seeded th is y ear. E n try
b la n k s a n d o th e r d e ta ils of th e con­
te s t m ay be o b tain ed from an y O re­
gon co u n ty ag e n t.
Corn from th e c o n test plots w ill
be show n at th e s ta te co m show ,
w here it w ill be in co m p etitio n w ith
o th e r h y b rid corn b u t n o t w ith open
p o llin ated v a rieties. T hose p la n n in g
to e n te r th e contest a re ask ed to ob
ta in an d fill o u t e n try b lan k s a s
soon as possible.
TO EVERY
CANNING SCHEDULE
JUNE 19 TO 24
MEMBER.
FROM
12 to 3 :3 0
8 to 11 a. m.
Mon. F r u it, B erries B eets & B eans
P eas
T u esd ay ............. P eas
W ed.
F ru it. B erries B eets, B eans
P eas
T h u rsd a y ........... P eas
F ri.
F r u it, B erries B eets, B eans
P eas
S a tu rd a y ...........P eas
T h e re s till m ay be tim e to g et
sh elled peas if you g et y o u r o rd er in
im m ed iately .
O th er p ro d u cts can n ed by special
a rra n g e m e n t.
H erm isto n Co-op C an n ery .
COLUMBIA GRANGE
HOLDS MEETING
S ix teen m em bers an d tw o v isito rs
w ere p resen t a t th e re g u la r bu sin ess
and social m eetin g held J u n e 6th
w ith M aster
C orm an
p resid in g .
H en ry O tt ex ten d ed a n in v ita tio n to
C olum bia G ran g e to h av e th e ir pic­
nic d in n e r an d social a ftern o o n on
th e ir spacious law n . All G ra
m em bers w ith th e ir in v ited guests
a re to assem ble, b rin g in g food b as­
k e ts of goodies, a b o u t 1 2 :3 0 S u n ­
day, J u n e 18, a t th e O tt hom e place.
In th e afte rn o o n th e re w ill be a cro ­
q u e t to u ra n m e n t, horseshoe a n d
g ro u p gam es for all.
M arian O tt is e n jo y in g 4-H Sum ­
m er school a t
C orv allis, h av in g
earn ed th e C olum bia G ran g e sch o ­
la rsh ip .
T h e G ran g e
m em bers
accepted
A ssista n t C o u n ty A gent M. E. K n ic k ­
e rb o ck er’s an d Don S herw ood’s p ro ­
posal to co o p erate in fo rm u la tin g
d e fin ite p la n s for th e P a s tu re T o u r
an d g ro u p m e etin g to be h eld Ju ly
1. Mr. O tt w ill re p re se n t th e Co­
lu m b ia g ro u p in w o rk in g w ith th e
g en eral com m ittee.
FARM PRICE INDEX
SHIFTED SLIGHTLY
BY REVISED DATA
D iscrepancy b etw een p rices paid
by fa rm e rs an d prices received fo r
p ro d u cts, com pared w ith fo rm er lev ­
els, is not as g re a t as p rev io u sly re ­
p o rted , acco rd in g to a n a ly sis of new
g o v ern m en t p rice indexes ju s t m ade
by L. R. B re ith a u p t, ex ten sio n eco­
n o m ist a t O regon S ta te college.
R a th e r s ig n ific a n t rev isio n s have
been m ade in th e g o v ern m en t in d ex ­
es of prices paid by fa rm ers fo r
goods an d serv ices w hich w ill re ­
q u ire rev isio n s of some of th e d a ta
pub lish ed re g u la rly in th e a g ric u l­
tu r a l s itu a tio n an d outlook re p o rts
of th e ex ten sio n serv ice, acco rd in g
to B re ith a u p t.
T he new index n u m b ers, w hich
I a re g iv en in a p u b licatio n ju s t r e ­
leased by th e U n ited S tates d e p a rt­
m en t of a g ric u ltu re , a re som ew hat
low er sin ce 1922 th a n th e p rev io u s
1 indexes.' In o th e r w ords, th e p rices
Land Sale Notice.
DODGE CITY"
STARTS SUNDAY
T he ro u g h est an d to u g h est c a ttle
tow n in th e h isto ry of th e W estern
fro n tie r is th e se ttin g for th e v ig o r­
ous ta le of v irile a d v e n tu re told in
“ Dodge C ity ,” th e W a rn e r Bros,
production in T echnicolor, s ta rrin g
E rro l F lynn, w hich s ta r ts S unday at
th e Oasis T h e a tre .
More tra d itio n a tta c h e s to it th a n
to all th e o th e r fam ous fro n tie r c it­
ies com bined— fo r it really w as a
com posite p ictu re of all th a t was
best and w orst of th e old W est. F or
Dodge City in 1872 w as th e W estern
te rm in a l of th e S an ta Fe ra ilro a d ,
an d th a t m ade it th e c a ttle c e n te r
of th e co u n try , and th e mecca of the
tr a ils over w hich th e pioneers rode.
So it was to Dodge C ity th a t W a r­
n e r Bros, w ent for th e ir p ictu re.
T h e e n tire actio n of th e film
ta k e s place in th e stop-over of r a il­
road men in Dodge City. It begins
in th e sum m er of 1872 w hen th e
S a n ta F e’s firs t tr a in puffed across
,th e p ra irie from W ic h ita a n d e n te r ­
ed th e ca ttle -to w n th a t w as ju s t a
se ttle m e n t on th e end of civ ilizatio n .
I t ends w hen th e p rin c ip a l c h a ra c ­
te rs of th e film , h a v in g c a rrie d out
th e em p ire-b u ild in g responsibilities!
th e y assum ed w hen th e y created
Dodge C ity, head fa r th e r W est fo r a
new ra ilro a d in g a d v e n tu re in N eva­
da.
A p p earin g w ith F ly n n in “ Dodge
C ity ” is a to ta b le cast th a t includes
O livia de H av illan d , B ruce C abot
an d A n n -S h e rid a n .
p aid hy fa rm ers for goods an d se r­
vices w ere not as h ig h in re la tio n to
p rices received for farm p ro d u cts as
p rev io u sly in d ic a te d by th e index
num bers.
W hen th e new indexes a re s u b s ti­
tu te d , it w ill have th e effect of r a is ­
in g th e index of th e ex ch an g e v alu e
of farm p ro d u cts, esp ecially in re la ­
tion to th e p u rc h a sin g pow er of farm
p ro d u cts d u rin g th e 1910-1914 p re ­
w a r period.
“ F o r some period of tim e we have
been c o n v e rtin g th e g o v ern m en t in ­
dexes of prices paid by fa rm e rs an d
p rices received by fa rm e rs
to . a
1926-1930 base an d c o m p u tin g th e
ra tio of farm prices received to farm
prices paid on t h a t base,
B re it­
h a u p t said. ’’T hese d a ta h av e been
p u b lish ed in th e m o n th ly review of
th e a g ric u ltu ra l situ a tio n a n d o u t­
look an d w ill be fo u n d to re q u ire
co n sid erab ly less rev isio n .”
As of m id-A pril w ith th e g o v ern ­
m e n t index of p rices received
by
fa rm e rs a t 63 per c en t of th e 1926-
1930 av erag e an d p rices p aid by
fa rm e rs a t 79 per cen t, th e ex ch an g e
v alu e of farm p ro d u cts w as 80 per
cen t of th e 1926-1930 av erag e, ac­
c o rd in g to th e la te s t re p o rt on th e
a g ric u ltu ra l situ a tio n by th e OSC ex­
ten sio n service.
TOWNSEND FLASHES
Exe
lc a Word - Minimum 20c
MILK FA TTED F R Y E R S — 15c TO
18c lb. Mrs. A. W T u rn b la d . R.
1, H erm isto n .
43-3p
FOR SALE— MY 40 A CR E FA RM , 7
m iles N. E. of H erm isto n , n ear
C olum bia school. F or f u r th e r in fo r­
m ation in q u ire of V icto r A ddlem an
in C olum bia d is tric t. Mrs. May Ad­
d lem an.
43-3p
FOR SA LE— SMALL RANCH, ALL
in a lfa lfa hay. Good 4-room house,
fa ir b a rn a n d o u t b u ild in g s. Cash
price. $1,000 o r m ay be b o u g h t on
ternis. Close in to H erm isto n . W rite
or see M atthew G ordon, Ione, O re­
gon.
43-3p
NOTICE IS H ER E B Y GIVEN th a t
th e u n d ersig n ed , S h eriff of U m atil-
a C ounty, O regon, by v irtu e of an
»rder d u ly m ade and e n tered h e re in
by th e C ounty C ourt of U m atilla
C ounty, O regon, on th e 2 9 th d ay of
¡A pril, 1939, w ill, on th e 24th day
of J u n e . 1939, a t th e h o u r of 1 0 :0 0
o’clock in th e forenoon, sell to th e
h ig h est bidder for cash in h an d , a t
th e fro n t door of th e U m atilla C oun­
ty C ourt House, P en d leto n , O regon,
su b ject to a m inim um price of
$36.00 th e re fo r, to be paid in cash,
a t th e tim e of sale, th e fo llo w in g d e­
scribed parcel of land, h e re to fo re by
U m a tilla C ounty, O regon, acquitted
for d elin q u e n t taxes, to -w it:
Lot 3 & N H of Lot 5 & Nifc of
Lot 6, Block 23, O rig in al tow n of
U m atilla, U m atilla C ounty, O re­
gon.
R. E. GOAD, S h e riff of
U m atilla C ounty.
(M ay 2 5 -Ju n e 22)
OUR READERS
ARE NOT—
FOR S A L E - -26 H EAD O F W EA N ER
pigs.
F. C. F re d erick so n , Ir ri-
43-tfc
gon.
FOR SALE OR R E N T — IM PROVED
.....20-acre farm in C olum bia d is tric t.
In q u ire of M rs. M uriel B. T ray le r,
H orn W h itso n Co., P en d leto n , phone
812.
43-tfc
FO R~R EN T— T H R E E ROOMS N E X T
to V ern ’s B arb er Shop.
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TRAINED SEALS
F8*
BUT THEY RESPOND
TO AD SUGGESTIONS
jA.
SüûrMRoC
FOR SALE — F R E S H H E IF E R S :
Also some read y to fre sh e n ; y e a r­
lin g h eifers. F. G. D avis, G a rn e r’s
D airy, P h o n e 83-R , H e rm isto n .4 3 -tfc
FOR S A L E — HORSE, 14 YEARS
old. See Jo h n S p encer in M ead­
ows.
43-3p
HOUSE FOR R E N T IN EX C H A N G E
fo r board, effectiv e a b o u t Ju ly 1.
T he T ow nsend club h eld a re g u la r C all a t H erald office fo r p a rtic u la rs.
m eetin g F rid a y n ig h t. A good a t ­
42-tfc
ten d an c e w as present. T he picnic
com m ittee rep o rted t h a t $43.10 w as HOUSES FO R R E N T — ALSO AN
a p a rtm e n t w ith e le c tric ra n g e and
ta k e n in a t th e co u n ty p icnic an d
• had Serv»ce
Also p a stu re to ren t.
a fte r all expenses w ere paid a sum re frig e ra to r.
42-tfc
of $25.15 w as le ft. T h is w as d iv id ­ H. E. H anby, H erm isto n .
ed betw een th e P en d leto n an d H erm ­
PA STU R E TO R E N T FO R 75 H EA D
iston clubs. T he funds w ill be used
of c a ttle o r eq u iv a le n t.
S. E.
to send a deleg ate to each to re p o rt
W alls, C olum bia d is tric t, H erm iston.
on our convention and to h elp build
42-3p
up sm aller clubs.
T he la d ie s’ a u x ilia ry tu rn e d in to FOR SA LE — 20 W E A N E R PIGS,
th e tre a su ry a sum of $48.70 from
C h ester W h ites. F . N. C lark , h a lf
600 ROOMS • SENSIBlI RATES
th e q u ilt sale. T h e club voted to add m ile e a st of C olum bia school. 40-3c
$1.30 from th e tre a s u ry to th is sum
and to send it to Mr. D espain as our USED W A TC H ES— E L G IN & W A L-
FOR EYE COMFORT AND
th am s, $5.00 to $10.00. A. W.
c lu b ’s q u o ta.
T h e C olum bia S titc h e rs ’ Sew ing
SIGHT CONSERVATION
B eh rm an , H erm isto n , Ore,
35-tfc
A
vote
of
th
a
n
k
s
w
as
g
iven
to
th
e
club held a re g u la r m e etin g on J u n e
O regon H a rd w a re & Im p lem en t Co.
9 a t th e H en ry Som m erer hom e.
for cups used a t th e picnic. Mr. H ale
T h ere w as a d e m o n stra tio n on th e
No Cobwebs in His Brain
an d Mr. H am m w ere also v oted th e
■care of th e h an d s by R u th M cCulley
th a n k s of th e club fo r th e use of
and M a rg aret Som m erer. M ary H el­
“Jo h n N an ct G arn er w as born on
ice cream dippers. T he g ro u n d com ­ Nov. 22 as n ear T h an k sg iv in g as so
ene
P
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A
nn
P
ierso
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an
d
K
ay
By L ois H u tch iso n
m itte e voted to send a vote of th a n k s m odest and w ise a person w ould
L ogan e n te re d th e club as new m em -
to Mr. K nox fo r th e use of boards choose to be. His co u n try m en can’t
Come to Pendleton for
Mrs. H. J . O tt an d d a u g h te r, Miss bers.
used
for seats. M em bers a re g ra te ­ help n u m b erin g him am ong th eir
Your Optical Need»!
E dna O tt, took th e bus fo r P o rtla n d
R e fresh m en ts of punch an d cook-
fu l fo r a n y cooperation.
T uesday of last week to a tte n d th e
w ere served by B eu lah R y lan d
blessings this w eek,” said an editorial
Eyes Examined by Modern
T he club voted to c o n trib u te funds in the New York T im es a y ear or so
rose festival. M r O tt drove to
,
M cCulley. T h e n ex t m eet- j
Methods.
fo
r
flow
ers
to
be
sen
t
to
Mrs.
T
ow
n-
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lan d F rid a y on
ing w ill be held Ju n e 23. a t th e i
ago in com m enting upon the vice-
Glasses Ground to Fit
S u n d a y P m o rn in g 3 w here sh e p la v -d le a d e r’s home. D orothy K nox is th e
_______
A new bill has been ___
in tro
d u ced in send a t th e b an q u e t in h e r honor p re s id e n t’s b irth d ay . “He holos p la y ­
When Needed.
pro v id e for re p a y m e n t d u rin g th e convention. All clubs are fu lly ,” said the ed ito rial, “th a t the
h e r v io lin a t a fr ie n d ’s w ed d in e Mr. ciu t> re p o rte r.
— REA SO NA BLE PR IC ES —
congress to
an d Mrs. O tt le ft p n -» t» "d la t— in
„f co n stru c tio n c h arg es on a ll U n i­ doing likew ise. T he flow ers a re to books have got the y e a r of his birth
DR. DALE ROTHWELL
w rong. T hey say it w as 1838 He p re ­
th e d ay and nicked m r e u r and all
ted S ta te s re c la m a tio n p ro jects. The be se n t to th e c h ild re n ’s h o sp ital af-
re tu rn e d hom e S un d ay e ’-en in "
OPTOMETRIST
fers ’69 For us it is 69 u n til he selects
basis of re p ay m en t is placed on th e 1 te r th e b an q u et.
E a rl G etchell celeb rated his M”th -
OVER W 0 0 L W 0 R T H S
sem e o th e r date. C om m em oration of
pro d u ctio n of th e p ro jects, an d w ill
Mr. W e tte rm a n , o u r O regon rep-
a y S undav. G uests at h is hom e w ere
his b irth d a y should be a m ovable
Pendleton, Ore.
Phone 535-J
varv w ith y ears of p ro sp e rity an d re s e n ta tiv e , advises th a t we
Mr. and M rs. F e t r - v
H ooker P” d ,
feast. E arly to bed and early to rise
M ahel W eek« and fa m i1' .
.,
p om e E conom ics clu b of Co- u n sa tisfa c to ry co n d itio n s, as to. p ri- h av e u p w ard s of 16.400 new raem - has had its p ro v erb ial effects On his
bumnesV*d i H t o r i ^ n ^ P ^ d ’teto n '? a t- iu r tb ia O ran g e of w hich Mrs. T. G. CPS of p ro d u cts an d n a tio n a l ad v er- b ers in O regon sin ce J a n u a r y 1 aa
an n iv e rsa ry M onday he w as out of
.
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60 new clubs since th a t d a te — and je d at 7:45 a m.; into it again at 9 p m
u rd a y
r a n a ic s is p resid en t, held th e li reg- r 11 y .
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“ He h is been at W ashington for
„. W. B. F o ste r
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Mrs.
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an d ______
social m e etin g - of , T h e p ay m en ts w ill be based on an still m ore jo in in g .
n early 35 years. T h e re he is an in sti­
a fte rn o o n v isito rs a t th e W . A. M ike- , he m onth a t th e hem e of Mrs. E m il lv erag e p ro d u ctio n of each p ro ject
T he m eetin g a jo u rn e
ELEC TRICA L SERV ICE
tu tio n . Young folks u little careless
sell hom e S unday.
Z ivney la s t F rid a y a fte rn o o n . T hose i
re and w m be assessed on p er- p leasin g n u m b er su n g by
.
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H erm isto n
stin ctiv e sense of th e h ig h e r p ro ­
p rieties a re apt to th in k of U valde as
3 Tis.it a t
o-vnndPRrents. p o rjs p a n a g e s, L illie F ix. H elen F ix , prod u c tio n th e ra te w ill be five per-
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v tn iV th e cap ital of T exas. H e has m inded
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Mrs Ä H Cphle. T hev live a t Al- T ucker, M arth a D unham
reco m m en d atio n s lunch served by th e la d ie s’ a u x ilia ry . m inded th e n atio n 's affairs carefu lly
W. L. Morgan, D. M. D
Mrs.
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b a ry w here Mr. Ml*eee11
n ty , . hostess.
and com p eten tly
m ade " by a re-su rv ey com m ission ! E veryone is welcome. More im p o rt
G eneral D entistry
club a e e n t
Mr. Mike=ell is a t Cor- e r , Mrs. D u fu r, w ere v isito rs,
“ He can be p atien t w ith policies
X -R ay au d D iagnosis
v a l,i« a , n -fo n n t a s s is tin g w ith th e .
A fter th e b u sin ess m eetin g
pro- w hich com pleted its w o rk la s t y ear, a n t re p o rts w ill be given a t th e next th a t he d isap p ro v es A so rt of Ben
su m m er school session fot 4-H club : g,j.psaty P “ B unco”
an d
T o u rin g
B ank Bldg
Phon« » J
It is expected to red u ce th e b u rd e n s m eeting.
F ran k lin , he has no cobw ebs in his
R esidence Phone 26-J
brain. He can be exposed freely to
h<‘ ™
a M rs
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R eid a n d w ere enjoyed.
R e fresh m en ts com- on all g o v ern m en t ir rig a tio n p ro- ,
fa n ta sists and fan atics and keep the
S unday and E v en in g s by
d-inchter" B a rb a ra .
Mrs. C h ristley pleted th e aftern o o n .. T h e club w ill je c ts in th e U n ited S ta te s, and to
peace. It is lucky toi his ow n 'h a t he
A ppointm ent
and son Do, =pcnt S u n d ay in W alla m eet a t th # hom e of Mrs. H elen F ix fa c ilita te th e d ev elo p m en t of new
is a philosopher. T he felicitations of
W alla w ith Mr. and Mrs. V oelker.
th e second F rid a y in Ju ly .
p ro je c ts th a t a re u n d e r c o n stru c tio n
his colleagues d ro v e him from the
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. C able and
or m ay be c o n stru c te d in th e fu tu re .
cham ber. P oliticians w ho h ab itu ally
d a u g h te r D orene sp e n t S unday a t th e
DR. A. E. MARBLE
P. A. P ow er was honored on h is sp read th e ir ears upon the ground
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home. O th er guests
A. M lkesell
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CHIROPRACTOR
w ere Mrs. O4"ar M ikesell an d son ,
61st b irth d a y S unday by h is wife, can ad m ire a man given to form ing
R ic h a rd of A lbany, Ore.
O ffice: 2 blocks e a st of post office
M ary P ow er, w ith a neighborhood his own opinions
“ He is w ise by n a tu re and mng e x ­
E v e re tt H. D avis, ex ten sio n spe­
co m m u n ity d in n er. A delicious d in ­
Office H o u rs: 8 to 12 - 1 :3 0 to |
perience, w ith o u t pretense, p ed an try
c ia list a t O regon S ta te college, and
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P hone 4 8 1 -------- H e rm isto n . Ore.
G arn et D. B est,
fo rm er a ss ista n t
o r solem nity He is a good m an, an
P ilo t Rock su ffered
its
second in th e yard, u n d er th e trees.
co u n tv a g e n t h ere, stopped to check m ary m easu re on th e g en eral e le c t­
ab le m an, full of h u m o r and a good
N eighbor’s and re la tiv e s p resen t fellow . If he doesn’t m ak e his y ears
over th e overhead g ard en sp rin k le r ion b allo t in 1940 w as assu red th is c a su a lty w ith in a y e a r S a tu rd a y
a t th e H u tch iso n g a rd e n s Sunday. week w hen com pleted
g ra in
ele v a to rs w ere: Mr. an d Mrs. C larence P ow er a ro u n d h u n d red , th a t w ill be the first
referen d u m n ig h t w hen tw o
Mr Davis rem ark ed a t
th e rap id
w ere destro y ed by fire. T h e w are- a nd tw o c h ild ren of P e n d le to n .H e n - time that he has disappointed the
g ro w th of th e v e g eta tio n , especially p e titio n s c o n ta in in g m ore th a n 26.-
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th e b eets and tom atoes, since he w as
T > h e m easure,
here « a inuui-u
m onth ago. Mr. . ----
Davis
as s ta te d e p a rtm e n t.
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PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
his w ay to see o th e r sp rin k le r ’
sed b y th e la s t le g isla tu re w ith ers. T h e blaze cam e w ith in 11 days A dams, A lvin S to tt of A rlin g to n ,
THE FINEST
OSBORN A PA R TM EN TS
system
em s used a t M ilton oni
on tom atoes.
a „ p „ p „ ro
„ „ v „ a .i , of G overnor S prague, of an ex act y ear from th e tim e a Mrs. S ln n ey Pow er, Mr. and Mrs.
M h o o ^ a n Z w a a on" h is w ay hom e
w ould ch an g e th e d ate for th e Wen- flash flood caused g re a t d am ag e at j P3s P rln d le Mr. P rin d le ’s fa th e r of
I C a lifo rn ia . Mr. and Mrs. « ‘chB r^
OF THEM À1L !
Mrs, L au ra M orris s ta te s th a t she n ja i p rim a ry electio n from th e tn ira P ilo t Rock.
T he sp e c ta c u la r flam es.
lea p in g Van Hale and tw o c h ild ren . Mr. and
and h e r d a u g h te r P a u lin e are try in g F rlij ay in May to th e firs t W ednes-
PETERSON <& PETERSON
out a few tu rk e y s th is year. T h e y , d ay a fte r th e firs t M onday in Sep­ h ig h in to th e a ir , w ere seen from Mrs. R alp h T h o rn b u rg and son, Mr.
ATTORNETYS AT LAW
purchased th e ten -d ay old birds.
was and Mrs. R ich ard T h o rn b u rg , Mrs.
tem b er. T he referen d u m
a g a in s t m any valley p o in ts. D am age
U. 3. N o tio n al B ank B u ild in g
F re d ric k G rey, who h as been a t-
$50,000
to B atty an d d a u g h te r
by th e e stim
llm a ated
le a a t b etw een
P ra c tic e In S ta te A F ed eral C ourts
te a d in g th e blind school in Salem . th e m easu re is sponsored
Mr. an d M rs J. H ard in g , Mr. and
S ta te G range, th e S ta te F e d e ra tio n j Bq q o o w hich w s i fu lly covered by
P en d leto n . Ore.
re tu rn e d hom e T h u rsd ay .
Mrs. F red E stle, Mrs. H erb M etteer
Miss C lau d in e S tam p er of Echo of L ab o r and th e O regon C om m on- )nHUrance.
visited w ith A lfred B uell from T u e s­ w ealth F ed e ra tio n .
and th re e sons and tw o d a u g h te rs.
day u n til F rid a y of la s t week.
E
arl G reen,
DR. F. B. BELT
Evening
Post
Draws
Attention
.............
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- and Mrs. F ra n k See
Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n M cM ullen and
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and
Mrs C h arles S eeliger.
Westland Grange Holds Meeting.
sen Jo h n and Mr. M cM ullen’s siste r.
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Mrs. W h ite . M M essner, Mr. M
and
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tern o o n a t th e F o rest Moore home.
,
m eetln to follow th e sam e p lan color.
T he a u th o r is 'P h ilip Clay Mrs. W ayne M ulklns, Mr. and Mrs.
2 to 5 P.M .
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Umatilla Schedules Examiner.
a r tis t a t th e ag e of 20. He Is the and Mrs. A W . T u rn b la d .
Dad
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¿ n e x a m in e r of o p e ra to rs an d in g of th e m o n th a bu sin ess m eet son of H on. 3. R R o e ttin g e r of Cln- S te w a rt, Mrs. C. A. K ennison and
STANDARD. STERLING, SILENT
c h a u ffe u rs w ill be in U m a tilla on ing. th e second p u rely social d u rin g
MODELS M any exclusive fea
W. J. WARNER
F rid a y . Ju ly 7th, 1939, betw een th e Ju n e . J u ly an d A ugust. T h e n ex t c in n a ttl, Ohio, w ho w as th e p re sl-j d a u g h te r.
lures
easy paym ent terms
bonrg of 9 :0 0 a.m . to 5 :0 0 p.m ., for m e e tia g w ill be J u n e 22 on th e H. d e n t of th e W estern Irrig a tio n Co.,
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th e purpose of g iv in g ex am in atio n « R. H a rtle y law n
T he pot luck d ln - w hich at one tim e ow ned m uch of
th e land In th e W estlan d d is tric t.
all
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by
th
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losing
and receiv in g a p p lic a tio n s for
B oth fa th e r an d son have v isited in
types of licences a n d p erm its to team In th e m em b ersh ip drlr«.* V lalt-
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