The Hermiston herald., September 28, 1939, Page 5, Image 5

PA G E FIV B
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
NOTICL TO THE PUBLIC
FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
WANTS
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QUESTIONS THAT
PUZZLE DAIRYMEN
ARE ANSWERED
A. W. M ETZG ER
T h ere a re tw o q u estio n s today
over w hich d airy m en puzzle, T hey
a re : W hy th e c h an g e in th e p rice of
cream ?
and, H as th e cream ery
b ro u g h t a b o u t th e ch an g e, h as th e
e ta te d e p a rtm e n t of a g ric u ltu re , or
who, and w h a t is th e reaso n ?
T h e d a iry m a n says:
" U n til re ­
cen tly , I w as ab le to b rin g a can of
cream to tow n an d re g a rd le ss of
w h e th e r I kep t it a week or 10 days,
I received th e p re v a ilin g b u tte rfa t
price. Now, if I keep it too long,
th e cream ery m an refu ses to accep t
i t b ecau se it is u n la w fu l. If it is
only fa ir cream , he gives m e a g rad e
— second g rad e— and pays me a c er­
ta in price. If it Is b e tte r cream , he
pays me a little m ore an d giv es me
firs t g rad e. A nd if I h a v e b ro u g h t
a can of cream w hich is o n ly a day
old, h e c alls it p rem iu m cream and
p ay s a s till b e tte r p rice. W hy th is
change?"
Dairy History Outlined
T hese q u estio n s can b est be a n s­
w ered by rev iew in g som e of th e h is­
to ry of d a iry m a n u fa c tu rin g in O re­
gon.
U n til 1920 to 1923, O regon
w as p ro d u cin g only ab o u t
enough
b u tte r for hom e co n su m p tio n , w ith
b u t a little im ported. B u t from th e n
on, th e p ro d u ctio n h a s gro w n and
n a tu r a lly a n o u tsid e m a rk e t w as
necessary. Some w as sh ip p ed
to
S eattle, a little to N ew Y ork and
C hicago, b u t th e m ost to San F r a n ­
cisco an d Los A ngeles.
In 1937, O regon m a n u fa c tu re d
ab o u t 30 m illion p o u n d s of b u tte r
an d
shipped aro u n d
10 m illio n
p o u n d s o u t of th e s ta te .
In 19o8,
th e
p ro d u ctio n
w as 31
m illion
pounds an d th e e x p o rt 11 m illio n
pounds.
In O regon, th e per c a p ita co n su m p ­
tion of b u tte r is a b o u t 18 pounds
p er y e a r and th e co n su m p tio n of
s u b s titu te s or o le o -m a rg a rin e ab o u t
3% pounds per c a p ita each year.
T h is leaves q u ite a s u rp lu s b u t it is
felt w ith p ro p er p ro m o tio n th e con­
su m p tio n not only for O regon b u t
fo r th e c o u n try a s a w hole, w hich is
u n d e r th e O regon fig u re , could be
in creased .
E n g la n d uses 39 p o u n d s of ta b le
fa t p er p erson per y e a r, in clu d in g
ab o u t 25 pounds of b u tte r. N orw ay
consum es 50 pound s p er person, b u t
only slig h tly over 7 p o u n d s is b u t­
CANNING
SCHEDULE
OCT. 2 to 7
FROM
8 to 11 a. m.
12 to 3 :3 0
M on.—
No C an n in g
T ues.— F ru it-T o m a to e s
B eans
W ed.—
No C an n in g
T h u rs .— F ru it-T o m a to e s
B eans
F ri.—
No C an n in g
S a t.— F ru it-T o m a to e s
B eans
O th er p ro d u cts can n ed by sp ecial
a rra n g e m e n t.
H erm isto n Co-op C an n ery
k e p t O regon
from h a v in g
m uch
s h a rp e r co m p etitio n w as th e long
h a u l an d th e fre ig h t ra te w hich w as
in O regon's favor. F ig u re s k e p t by
Dr. G. H. W ilster, head of d a iry m a n ­
u fa c tu rin g a t th e S ta te college, show
th a t O regon h a s m ade m ark ed p ro ­
g ress In th e p erc e n ta g e of b u tte r
sco rin g 92 o r b e tte r, w h ich is th e
b u tte r t h a t is in dem and a n d w h ich
th e g o v ern m en t feels w ill in crease
co n su m p tio n of d a iry pro d u cts.
Tighten on Scoring
A t th e b eg in n in g of th is y ear, th e
fed eral g o v ern m en t tig h te n e d on
b u tte r g rad es, an d O regon
b u tte r
w h ich h ad scored 92 w as dropped a
poin t. T h e re w as co n sid erab le s tir
over th e state.
T he s ta te d e p a rtm e n t of a g ric u l­
tu r e co n ferred w ith th e fed eral gov­
e rn m e n t an d w as info rm ed th a t th e
p ro g ram w as p e rm a n e n t, an d th a t
O regon w ould h av e to p ro d u ce a li t ­
tle h ig h e r q u a lity b u tte r to hold th e
e x p o rt tra d e .
T h e fed eral d e p a rt­
m e n t fe lt O regon sh o u ld tig h te n a
b it on th e q u a lity of cream b ein g r e ­
ceived a n d give th e c ream eries a n
o p p o rtu n ity to m a n u fa c tu re m ore 92
score b u tte r. W ith th is in m in d , a
h e a rin g w as h eld in Salem an d cream
g ra d e s tig h te n e d , fo r th e s ta te d e­
p a rtm e n t of a g ric u ltu re fe lt th is w as
th e o n ly w ay to keep th e o u tsid e
m a rk e ts an d develop O regon a s a
d a iry s ta te .
/
30 Millions a t Stake
M ETHODIST CHURCH
S te a rn s C u sh in g J r ., P a sto r
T h e th em e fo r R ally Day th is y ear
in th e M eth o d ist c h u rc h is "W o rk ­
in g T o g eth er in H om e an d C h u rc h .”
O ctober 1 is R ally Day. F o llo w in g
th e fash io n s of th e season, th is is th e
k ick -o ff fo r th e new c h u rc h an d
S u n d ay School y ear. A sp ecial se r­
vice is b e in g a rra n g e d w h ich gives
p rom ise of b ein g very e n te r ta in in g ,
h e lp fu l a n d in s p irin g . T h e h ig h ­
lig h t of th is w ill be a d ra m a tic p re­
se n ta tio n e n title d "A n E v e n in g w ith
th e Jo n es F a m ily .”
W e u rg e th e p a re n ts to b rin g th e ir
ch ild re n w ith th em to S u n d ay school
an d ch u rch . W e have a p ro d u ct th a t
is h an d led ex clu siv ely by ch u rch es.
N ot a lu x u ry , b u t a n ecessity . You
c a n n o t affo rd to pass u p th is op p o r­
tu n ity . Come early.
S unday school beg in s p ro m p tly a t
1 0 :0 0 o ’clock, follow ed by th e m o rn ­
in g w o rsh ip a t 11. T he E p w o rth
L eag u e m eets a t 7 :0 0 p. m. E v en ­
in g m e d ita tio n a t 8 :0 0 . W e in v ite
you to see “ An E v e n in g w ith th e
Jo n es F a m ily ” a t 1 1 :0 0 o’clock.
H ERM ISTO N B A PTIST CHURCH
G ray d en D. Loree, P asto r.
S u n d ay school, 1 0 :0 0 a. m.
M orning w o rsh ip , 1 1 :0 0 a. m.
B. Y. P. U., 7 :0 0 p. m.
E v en in g serv ice, 8 :0 0 p. m.
P ra y e r m e etin g , W ed n esd ay , 7 :3 0
p. m.
T he th em e fo r o u r S u n d ay m o rn ­
in g w o rsh ip se rv ice w ill be “ Mis
sio n s.” W h y should th e c h u rc h to ­
d ay be m issio n ary m in d ed ?
C h rist
said , "G o ye th e re fo re an d te a c h all
n a tio n s, b a p tiz in g th em in th e nam e
of th e F a th e r , an d of th e Son, and
of th e H o ly S p irit: T e a c h in g th em to
observe a ll th in g s w h atso ev er I have
com m anded y o u ; an d , lo, I am w ith
you alw ay , u n to th e ag es o f th e
a g e s.” M att. 2 8 :1 9 ,2 0 . O ur ta s k is
inco m p lete. T h e re a re m ore h e a th e n
an d M oslem s in th e w o rld to d ay th a n
w h en C arey la u n ch e d h is m issio n ary
p ro g ra m n e a rly 150 y e a rs ago. If th e
ch u rc h of to d a y an d day s g one by
h ad fa ith fu lly c a rrie d o u t C h ris t’s
com m ission, p re s e n t d ay co n d itio n s
w ould n o t ex ist. T h e to p ic fo r th e
e b e n in g m essage w ill be "W h e n th e
L ion go t th e H u n te r .”
A ll a re w elcom e.
12 W E A N E R PIGS FO R SA LE— H.
H. W hipple, Irrig o n , Ore.
5-3p
FOR
SALE— GOOD
ROW
BOAT
w ith tr a ile r : C h a rte r O ak ra n g e ;
d in in g ta b le; lo g g in g tra ile r. S a c ri­
fice prices. P. J. P ie rre , % E u g en e
R an ch .
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A GENTS W A N TED TO S E LL F R U IT
tre e s an d o rn a m e n ta l stock fo r a
re lia b le O regon n u rs e ry . An excel­
len t o p p o rtu n ity fo r th e r ig h t m an.
Box 5 6, T ro u td a le , O re.
6 -1 P
I w ill not be responsible for any
bills signed by a n y o th e r th a n Mrs.
M arble an d m yself h e re a fte r.
Signed, Dr A. E. M arble.
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Equalization Notice.
N otice is h ereb y given th a t th e
' Board of D irectors of th e H erm isto n
[ Irrig a tio n D istriqt w ill m eet as a
H o a rd of E q u a liz a tio n a t 8 :0 0 p. m.
T uesday, O ctober 3, 1939, in th e of­
fice of th e d is tric t a t H erm isto n ,
O regon, fo r th e purpose of rev iew in g
an d c o rre c tin g its a p p o rtio n m e n t of
taxes for d is tric t purposes fo r 1940.
D ated S eptem ber 28, 1939.
E. D. M A RTIN, M anager,
H erm isto n Irrig a tio n D istrict.
(S ept. 28)
FOR SALE — S H E E P , ANY NUM-
b er; 2 cow s; 2 brood sow s: team
of horses. W ill ta k e as p ay m en t
pigs, c a ttle o r hay. E. E. P u lley ,
% M iller’s T ra d in g P ost.
5-3c
FOR S A L E - A -l W A LN UT DRESS-
e r; c irc u la tin g wood h e a te r, n e a r­
ly new ; tw o nice o ccasional c h a irs;
tw o good used coil sp rin g s. O rders
ta k e n for sto v e p a rts, an y stove.
M iller’s T ra d in g P o st.
6-lc
M AM M OTH
B RO N ZE, E X T R A
larg e, b reed in g sto ck fo r sale.
K eith H elm ka, L ow den, W n.
5-3p
T Y P E W R IT E R S
FO R
r e n t — E asy term s.
D rug S tore, H erm isto n .
In th e M a tte r of th e E sta te of
W a lte r S. B oynton, D eceased.
NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV EN th a t
th e u n d e rsig n e d h as been ap p o in ted
a d m in is tra trix of th e e s ta te of W a l­
te r S. B oynton, deceased, an d h as
q u alified as th e law d irects. A ll
persons h a v in g claim s a g a in s t said
e sta te a re req u ired to p re se n t th e
sam e to me at th e office of W . J.
W a rn e r, my a tto rn e y , in H erm isto n ,
O regon, verified as th e law d irects,
w ith in six m o n th s from
th e d ate
hereof.
D ated th is 21st day of S eptem ber,
1939.
N otice is hereby g iven, th a t the
board of d irecto rs of W estlan d I r r i­
g a tio n D istric t, w ill m eet as a board
of review on th e firs t T uesday in
O ctober, 1939, a t th e office of th e
d is tric t in H erm isto n , Oregon, at
8 :0 0 o'clock P. M. of said day. for
th e purpose of re v iew in g th e assess­
m e n t ro ll of th e d is trio t fo r 1940,
a n d c o rre c tin g a n y e rro rs an d for
h e a rin g an y co m p lain ts of ta x p ay­
ers of said d is tric t.
J. W. M ESSN ER ,
S ecretary .
(S ep t. 7-28)
• PAINTING
• PAPERING
• KALSOMINING
— Spray Painting and Signs —
Anything - Anywhere - Anytime
All W ork G u aran teed - E stim a te s
FREE
BERT MICHEL
H e rm isto n , Ore.
P hone 131
DR. W . M. MARBUT
PH Y SIC IA N ft SURGEON
P h o n e 1091
H erm isto n
FOB EYE COMFORT AND
SIGHT CONSERVATION
SALE
OR
T h o m p so n ’s
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C H E ST ER W H IT E W E A N E R PIGS
fo r sale. H. G. M cCulley, n e a r Co­
lu m b ia school house.
5-2p
FOR SA LE— 3 M ILK COWS DUE TO
fre sh e n soon; 1 coarse wool ra m ;
also 1 G uernsey b u ll 9 m o n th s old.
E m m e tt Cooney, H e rm isto n .
4-3p
FOR SALE— S E V E R A L H EA D 300
lb. calves, g ra in fed an d fin e for
locker. S h o rt h o rn s tu ff. C all 97F 3,
R. B. W ilcox, H erm isto n .
4-3c
Oh, Oh I S Wrong Way!
COAX In CustomewWith
advertising
Sacked ¿y Pood Service !
Come to Pendleton for
Your Optical Need»!
Eyes Examined by Modern
Methods.
Glasses Ground to F it
When Needed.
— REASONABLE PR IC ES —
DR. DALE ROTHWELL
29-Bnnual PACIFIC
UlTERIinTIOnAL
LIVESTOCK
XPOSITIOn
D airy p ro d u cts b rin g in m ore th a n
ONE F U R N IS H E D A PA R T M E N T ft
30 m illio n d o lla rs p er y e a r, w h ich
room s. C a r te r ’s A pts., K a tty co r­
is a sizable b it o f O regon’s a g ric u l­
n er from depot.
4-3p
tu r a l incom e. So feelin g th a t m any
p ro d u cers w ould need h elp in p ro ­
A GOOD SECOND H AND H EA T IN G
d u cin g a h ig h e r q u a lity cream , th e
stove, and a la rg e ra n g e fo r sale,
'
with
d e p a rtm e n t h a s p u t a t th e disposal
cheap.
T um -A -L um
L um ber
Co.,
of th e cream eries an d th e p ro d u cers
H erm isto n .
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field m en. w ho a re m a k in g h u n d re d s
FOR SALE C H E A P — TWO COMBI-
of calls each m o n th to th e d airy
PORTLAND, OREGON
n a tio n wood and coal h e a te rs. In ­
farm s to assist in th e p roblem s w hich
O
cto b er Z lo 14
q u ire E. J. H azen, H erm isto n . 4-3p
c o n fro n t th e d airy m en . T hese men
(F ro m T he B u lld o g )
19 Shows in One
a re tra in e d in th e a r t of b u tte rm a k ­
A t a m e etin g of s tu d e n ts in te r­ STRA Y ED FROM MY PA STU R E —
E le v e n a c r e i u n d e r
in g an d c ream ery o p e ra tio n , in th e ested in P h o to g ra p h y th e p la n s for
one roof. Exhibits of
W est of E v e re tt S h av er farm , a
p u re -b re d Livestock,
c are of cream a n d d airy p ro d u c ts on a cam e ra club w ere discussed. Gale y e a rlin g d a rk Je rse y h eifer. J. H.
te r.
D o g s , P o u lt r y , P e t
Stock, W ild Life, M an ­
Uniformity Is Need
th e farm .
F elth o u se w as elected as te m p o ra ry H u n t, C olum bia d is tric t.
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u fa c tu r e d and L an d
F o r a long tim e, b u tte r su b s titu te s
T hese men do n o t call upon th e c h a irm a n an d K e n n e th B ensel w as
P ro d u c ts , 4 -H C lu b
h av e been q u ite u n i.- r m in t e . t u r e p ro d u cer w ith a n y a ttitu d e of c a rr y ­ elected te m p o ra ry s e c re ta ry . T hey W E BUY, S E LL AND EX C H A N G E
a n d S m ith -H u g h e s
Vocational Education
f u r n itu r e , m ach in ery ,
household
a n d flav o r, even if th e d a iry m a n has in g police pow er, b u t r a th e r to as- w ill serve u n til th e clu b is su ffic ­
Work; also the Horse
tU e doubt a« to th e re la tiv e v a lu e .} g(gt „ possible in g e ttin g a h ig h e r
Show,
ie n tly o rg an ized to elec t p e rm a n e n t a rtic le s. M iller’s T ra d in g P ost, H e r­
3-fcfc
f t In d o o r R o d e o ,
U n ifo rm te x tu re an d flav o r have | p raPk et, in o rd e r to im prove th e qua- o fficers. T he F a c u lty A dv iso r is Mr. m iston.
lo t alw ay s been tru e of cream ery , jty of th e p ro d u c t and b rin g g re a t-
W erth .
large Premium. List*
FOR SA LE— M A JESTIC COAL AND
re tu rn s to th e pro d u cer.
m tte r.
W ith
s e n tim e n t g ro w in g
T he c lu b ’s b ig g est p ro b lem a t th e
wood ra n g e , h o t w a te r back, good
ig a in st tr a d e b a rrie rs , d airy m en
p resen t is th e lack of d ark ro o m faci­ shape.
10UJ FORES-OIL Lines
F. C. F re d ric k so n , Irrig o n ,
an n o t long depend u p o n tra d e b a r­
l i t i e s . H ow ever, w ith th e d ark ro om Ore.
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k e rs to keep o u t s u b s titu te s w h ich
an d su p p lies
co m m ittee
h a rd
at
ire b id d in g and w ill bid for th e bus-
By R u th F is h e r
I w ork on th is problem it seem s th a t
ness in w hich they a re in te re ste d .
be
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’som e w o rk a b le
so lu tio n
w ill
L
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m t on a v o lu n ta ry cam p aig n tu rn e d th a t even in g .
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W
ilcox a n d C h arles H ale. To
ong th e h o rses in th is v ic in ity
leal of good w as accom plished. H ow- a g a in . A m ong those w ho have lost fa c iiia te th e o rg a n iz a tio n a co m m it­
■ver. m any p roducers felt if cream or h o rses a re G len H adley, N els K ris- tee w as a p p o in te d to p re p a re a con­
„ i l k w a s to be g rad ed , th e m she „Id ten sen an d O liver Forbes.
M em bers
A gro u p , c o n sistin g of Geo. C or­ s titu tio n se t of by-law s.
,e a d iffe re n tia l in p rice. Some of
w in, E lm er S u lliv an , Bob H arw ood of th e co m m ittee a re K e n n e th B en­
cream eries ad o p ted
th is an d an d G len M allory w ent to th e m o u n ­
sel. Bob H ay n es an d Bob P ierso n .
he
nek to it. O th ers m ore o r less u n - ta in s over th e week end an d r e t u r n ­
A p ic tu re c o n te st co m m ittee was
irtu n a te ly situ a te d as to com peti- ed w ith fo u r d eer.
ap
p
o in ted to p la n
a
c o n te s t th a t
■Gien H ad ley an d son S ta n to n
on w ere forced to pay th e sam e
w en t on a h u n tin g tr ip a n d re tu re d m ig h t be held d u rin g th e y ear. Mem­
“A m erica’s Most Beautiful Heater”
rice for cream , re g a rd le ss of g rade. w ith tw o d eer, a buck ad a doe, both
b ers of th e co m m ittee a re G ale F e lt-
So in sh ip p in g th e fin ish ed pro- k illed by S tan to n .
house, Bob S m ith a n d A lb e rt Stone.
Mrs. E d ith H effn er of Boise, Ida.,
uct in to th e m a rk e t
w h ich
w as
T h e p lan is to sch ed u le a co n test
Mrs.
H
a
rry
•ored by fed eral g ra d e rs, th ey re-
each m o n th . P riz e s w ill be aw arded
ived tw o o r th re e d iffe r e
P,
R ally D ay w as observed a t th e in th re e classes each m o n th .
e p en d in g upon th e q u a lity of
C om m unity c h u rc h S u n d ay .
T h e re
T he fo llo w in g sets of su b jects
aw p ro d u ct and m ethod of m an u fac- w as an in te re s tin g p ro g ram an d a
could be th e b asis fo r th e co n tests
u re T hey w ere h a n d ica p p ed by th e b ask et d in n e r follow ed th e services.
T h ere w as a good tu r n o u t of 100 a t fo r th e school term (o n ly one set
act ’ t h a t th e y paid th e sam e price
should be sp ecified in a n y one te r m ) :
S u n d ay school.
or an in fe rio r ra w p ro d u ct an d ob-
A g ro u p of fiftee n C h ris tia n E n- S um m er or F a ll L an d scap es, A rch i­
aln ed a low er p rice fo r th e fin ish - d eav o rers w e n t from h ere to H e rm is­
te c tu re , C h ristm a s C ards, S till Life,
to n to a tte n d C. E. th e re S u n d ay |
d p ro d u ct.
(c h ild re n ), ’
ev en in g . T h ey also
rem ain ed
to Snow Scenes, P o r tr a its
Differential in Price
h e a r th e In d ia n sp eak er, R ay Zach R a in y D ay S u b jects an d O utdoor |
T he 1937 session of th e le g isla ­ of W h ite S w an M ission.
N ig h t Scenes.
-Mr. an d Mrs. Dolson of C am as,
t e passed a law , k n o w n ae th e
T h e clu b is open to new m em bers
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th e r, Geo. F u n k h a u se r.
vhich m ade com p u lso ry th e ideas
Roy J a y n e of D enver, Colo., cam e n ecessary . H ow ever, it is d esirab le
m bodied in th e v o lu n ta ry g ra d in g h ere in te n d in g to v isit h is b ro th e r to h av e a ca m e ra , a n y box cam era
aw and also m ade com pulsory a d if­ H a rry , b u t w as shocked to le a rn th a t w ill do. No d u es w ill be ch arged !
feren tial in price. T h is law , now in h is b ro th e r had died o v er a y ear ago. except a t m e etin g s fo r p rin tin g and
A t th a t tim e re la tiv e s w ere u n ab le
iffect, w as cre a te d to re w a rd those •to lo cate him . He is re m a in in g h ere develo p in g , th e n each p erson w ill be
»•ho cared fo r th e ir p ro d u cts, th u s for a w h ile to h elp h is siste r-in -la w . ch arg ed a sm all a m o u n t to cover th e
cost of m a te ria ls used. T h e p ictu res
G low ing th e m a n u fa c tu re r of d a iry Mrs. H a rry Jay n e.
Mr. and Mrs. C h ich ester of H u n ts­ m ade w ill p ro b ab ly be m ore th a n
products to p rodu ce q u a lity b u tte r
v ille. w ho h av e been v is itin g th e ir
tor th e hom e tra d e as w ell as for d a u g h te r, Mrs. H a rry F o rd , re tu rn e d w o rth th e cost.
T h e C am era C lub p la n s to m ake a
«hipm ent o u tsid e th e s ta te .
hom e S unday.
Ask us for a list of users and their reports
Mrs. I. Skouho, Mrs. A n d rea and co llection of pho to s t h a t m ay be
T h is In tu r n w ould b rin g a b e tte r
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price to th e p ro d u cer a n d b u ild a
used in th e a n n u a l. It is also pro­
C o rv allis for a tw o w eeks v isit w ith posed th a t th e y m ake a sn a p s h o t h is­
re p u ta tio n for O regon
d a iry
p ro ­
frie n d s and relativ es.
ducts. M innesota. W isco n sin an d
to ry of school a c tiv itie s to preserve
o th e r s ta te s h a d law s of th is k in d
tra d itio n * an d im p o rta n t event* for
CHURCH OF C H R IST
Adjacent to Theatre
and w ere ahead of O regon in th e
C olum bia School
fu tu re g e n eratio n * o f freah m en . T he
1 1 :0 0 A. M., D evotional service C am era C lub alao conaidera aponaor-
g ra d in g of such p ro d u cts. W ith com ­
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p e titio n in th e o u tsid e m a rk e ts from and comm union.
in g th e m a k in g of a P h o to P la y d a r ­
1 0 :0 0 A. M. Bible school.
lke.se s ta te s , th e only
th in g
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in g th e year.
STUDENTS ORGANIZE
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Board Review Meeting.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
LOST — BLACK L E A T H E R B R IE F IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF T H E
STA TE OF OREGON FO R
case c o n ta in in g acco u n t books and
UMATILLA COUNTY.
papers, W ednesday betw een my hom e
and office. R ew ard. Dr. A. E. M ar­
ble. R e tu rn to th is office.
6 -lc
M arth a A nn B oynton,
A d m in istra trix .
(S ept. 21-O ct. 19)
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