The Hermiston herald., January 25, 1940, Page 4, Image 4

T h e H e r m is to n H e r a ld
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Entered at the post office at Hermiston as Second
Class Matter, Dec. 1906, Umatilla County, Oregon.
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STANFIELD NEWS
By Mrs. J. M. Richards
Mrs. D orothy B ishop, a c tin g hom e
d em o n stra tio n a g e n t of P en d leto n ,
was in S tan field T uesday a rr a n g in g
to r th e S ta n field -E ch o H. E. u n it
m eeting in th e P re sb y te ria n c h u rc h
basem ent F rid a y , J a n u a r y
26
at
1:30.
"U n d e rsta n d in g O ur F a m i­
lies’’ is th e su b ject to be discussed
w ith Mrs. B ishop as sp eak er. All in ­
terested a re in v ited to a tte n d .
Mrs. E b e rt of B ak er, w ho is su p ­
ervisor of th e W. P. A. school h o t
lunch p ro ject, w as in S ta n fie ld
T uesday.
Mrs. V elm a
T en n y
is
cooking th e lu n ch es an d serves one
h o t food each day.
H om er H ed rick sp e n t th e week
end in P o rtla n d a t th e home of his
d a u g h te r, Mrs. R ich ard M arsden
(B illie H e d ric k ).
A g ro u p of S ta n fie ld people jo in ­
ed sev eral o th e rs from
E cho and
U m atilla to spend S unday ev en in g
a t the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. R alph
Isackson (A n n a H e d ric k ) in Echo.
F. C. F itz p a tric k
a tte n d e d
th e
school m en’s m eetin g an d b an q u e t
in A th en a M onday n ig h t.
T h e high school g irls, m in d fu l of
leap y ear, e n te rta in e d th e hoys a t a
Sadie H aw k in s p a rty T u esd ay n ig h t
w ith all p ro m in en t D o g p atch ers in
a tte n d a n c e
A v ery e n te r ta in in g
fe a tu re w as th e p ro jectio n
on
a
screen of p ic tu re s of g ro u p s of local
high school s tu d e n ts
in
v ario u s
school activ ities. T h is w as follow ed
by gam es and old tim e d an ces w ith
m usic by Mrs. R efvem and G eorge
M cD erm ott, an d C laud McCall as
floor m anager.
Mrs. Mary B illu p s w as a g u est th e
past week a t th e hom e of Mrs. S arah
Boggs in Echo.
The B ridge C lub m et a t th e F. B.
S tu a r t hom e M onday afte rn o o n w ith
M esdim es H arold
Reeves, H. P.
B onnew itz and G. E llio t as s u b s ti­
tu te players.
Mrs. W. G. W a lla c e
held h ig h score a t th e close of th e
afte rn o o n ’s play.
Mrs. O. E a rn e st G reath o u se w as
hostess to th e W om an’s S tu d y club
T h u rsd ay a ftern o o n w ith Mrs. T roy
Coleman, p resid en t, In c h irg e . Mrs.
J M. R ich ard s talk ed on leg islatio n
sponsored by th e F e d eratio n of
W om en's clubs.
A p ap er w as g iv ­
en by Mrs. H. P. B onnew itz on “ New
D iscoveries in M edicines’’ acco rd in g
to Dr. M au rice F ish b ein in th e J o u r ­
nal of th e A m erican M edical a sso cia­
tion. Mrs. B onnew itz also ta lk e d of
research w ork d ea lin g w ith v ita m in
B a n d K. Mrs. G reath o u se gave an
in te re s tin g p ap er in socialized and
co o p erativ e m edicine.
Rev. E a rn e s t B edw ell an n o u n ces
th a t on S u n d ay ev en in g ,
Jan u ary
28, th e serv ices a t th e F u ll Gospel
M ission w ill be in c h a rg e of a H in ­
du m in is te r from In d ia.
Mr. an d Mrs. O rval D yer a n n o u n c e
th e b ir th of a d a u g h te r, S a ra h J a n e ,
in St. A n th o n y ’s h o sp ita l on J a n u a ­
ry 18th.
T he S ta n field G arden club w ill
m eet T u esd ay a fte rn o o n , F e b ru a ry
6, a t th e S. P. S m ith home.
Bon H a rla n
re tu rn e d
T u esd ay
from P en d leto n w here he h a s been
receiv in g tre a tm e n t in St. A n th o n y ’s
h o sp ital fo r th re e weeks.
(Too la te for la s t w eek)
Mrs. A ndrew L am o n t w as called
to P en d leto n to care for h er sis te r
who is ill.
An electio n of C h ris tia n E n d eav o r
o fficers was h eld S u n d ay n ig h t w ith
th e follow ing re s u lts : p re sid e n t, V ir­
g in ia G ab riel; vice p re sid e n t, L o r­
n a G ab riel; se c re ta ry , L en n a L aw ­
rence;
tre a su re r, B ern ice H u g h es;
p ray er m eetin g c h a irm a n ,
L in n is
F o ster; social c h a irm a n , N eva H ed­
rick ;
L ookout com m ittee,
M arion
G erton an d Jo e B oczar; a d u lt a d v i­
sor, Lew is H aisch.
Mr. an d Mrs. W illiam
T u ck er
w ere called to P o rtla n d tw o w eeks
ago because of th e illn ess an d d e a th
of th e ir d a u g h te r, Mrs. Smouse. F u n ­
e ra l serv ices w ere held in H ep p n er
S atu rd ay .
T h e H arm o n y club m et w ith Mrs.
Jam es H o sk in s T u esd ay a fte rn o o n ,
w ith Mrs. V iola L o n g h ary as p ro ­
g ram ch airm an .
Mrs. K ate M iller of C lark sto n ,
W n., h as been v is itin g for th e p ast
week a t th e home of h e r siste r, Mrs.
Ed Meyer. Sunday, Jo e M eyer took
his m o th er an d
Mrs. M iller to
C lark sto n w here M rs. M eyer w'ill re ­
m ain for a v isit w ith relativ es.
W ord has been received from Mrs.
Cora (Jlday, fo rm er S ta n fie ld re s i­
d en t, th a t she is now located
in
K earn ey , N ebraska.
UMATILLA NEWS
By Mrs. Glenn Ostrom
Mrs. E ffie J a r v is an d son a n d
d a u g h te r-in -la w , M r. a n d Mrs. Joe
L ong an d son Ja y , a n d Mrs. Lyle
B row n le ft la s t W ed n esd ay fo r P o r t­
land w here th e y v isited w ith Mrs.
J a r v is ’ g ra n d d a u g h te rs
an d
Mr.
L ong's d a u g h te rs, re tu rn in g S unday.
H a rry
R o denbough
sp e n t
la s t
W ednesday in W alla W alla on b u si­
ness.
N aom i B row nell re tu rn e d W ednes­
day from P o rtla n d w h ere she was
called by th e illn ess of h e r m o th er,
Mrs. C arl B row nell.
Mrs. W m. C onlon, lib ra ria n , was
u n ab le to resu m e h er d u tie s because
of illness.
Mrs. E lm o re M cK enzie
took h e r place.
Mrs. B ill S w itzler w as ta k e n to
th e P en d leto n h o sp ita l
la s t week
w ith th e flu.
B ill H an so n is in th e P e n d leto n
h o sp ita l w ith a bad in fected th u m b .
Milo M cF arlan d a n d Ja m e s B yrnes
sp en t F rid a y afte rn o o n
in
W alla
W a lla on business.
P en d leto n v isito rs S a tu rd a y in ­
cluded Mr. and M rs. Max G ray b eal,
Mrs. Irv in C h ap m an and d a u g h te r
F ran ces, Mrs. W. T. B ray and son
E d w ard , Mr. an d Mrs. Ja m e s B yrnes
an d d a u g h te r, Mrs. G lenn O strom .
Mr. and Mirs. R ussell B elshaw and
d a u g h te rs M arcia R ae an d Jo a n , who
have been m a k in g th e ir hom e in th e
Texaco cab in s w hile he h as been em ­
ployed by th e U. S. E n g in e e rs, left
S unday for T he D alles w h ere B el­
sh aw w ill u n d erg o a m a jo r o p era­
tio n .
Mr. and Mrs. D ick Cooksley and
son D arril, sp e n t S a tu rd a y sh o p p in g
an d v is itin g in W a lla W alla.
Rev. an d Mrs. W alp o le an d son
an d d a u g h te r w ere S u n d ay d in n e r
g u ests of Miss S ara R ix.
Mr. an d Mrs. R ay Ju s tin s o n m ov­
ed th e ir household goods to P e n d le ­
ton S u n d ay w h ere th e y w ill m ake
th e ir fu tu re hom e. Ju s tin s o n is a
C onsolidated d riv e r an d th e y have
m ade th e ir hom e h e re for alm ost
th re e years.
Mr. an d Mrs. T hom as T u c k e r and
son Jo e m otored to P e n d le to n S u n ­
d ay w h ere th ew a tte n d e d th e show
"•Swanee R iv e r.’’
H a rry H u ll, w ho h a s been q u ite
ill w ith th e flu, is ab le to be up and
aro u n d an d go to h is sto re a few
h o u rs a day.
Mrs. F ra n k C lark re tu rn e d hom e
M onday
from
C ald w ell,
Idaho,
w h ere she h a s sp e n t over a w eek
v is itin g h er m o th e r a n d a s is te r w ho
is v is itin g a t th e hom e of h e r m o th ­
e r from th e E a s t.
•
THE clutch on a John Deere General
Purpose Tractor is in the belt pulley
—and is instantly accessible. It can
be adjusted in 5 minutes or less,
simply by removing the cover plate
and tightening three nuts. The en­
tire job of relining can be done in 15
minutes, at a total cost of about
three dollars. The John Deere clutch
is the hand-operated, dry-plate type,
and it picks up the load gradually
and smoothly. You can operate the
clutch when standing on the ground.
This same accessibility and ease of
adjustment on the John Deere Trac­
tor apply to all its parts.
FEATURES
• Simple, nigged,
tw o-cylinder e n ­
gine
• Designed to burn
low-cost fuels with
outstanding econ­
omy
• Thermo-siphon
temperature con­
trol
• Belt pulley on
the c r a n k s h a ft-
full engine power
to belt
• Rear wheels ad­
justable from 54 to
84 inches
• Hydraulic power
lift.
Mr. an d Mrs. B e rt B arnes, Mr. and
Mrs. C layton A yers a n d
Mr. and
Mrs. B u rl W a tte n b u rg e r
a tte n d e d
th e w re stlin g m a tc h e s in P e n d leto n
W ed n esd ay n ig h t.
A good sized crow d from P in e Ci­
ty a tte n d e d th e dan ce a t L en a S a t­
u rd a y n ig h t.
T he m usic w as very
good an d a good tim e w as had by
all.
Mr. an d Mrs. A. E. W a tte n b u rg e r
sp en t th e week end a t Pasco w ith
th p ir son an d fam ily.
Mrs. G ladys C o rrig al le ft fo r P o r t­
lan d T u esd ay m o rn in g for m edical
tre a tm e n t fo llo w in g h e r a u to acci­
d e n t before C h ristm as.
Mr. and Mrs. B ert B arn es sp e n t
th e w eek end w ith th e B u rl W a tte n -
b u rg ers.
M arion F in ch helped b u tc h e r 11
hogs a t th e Eb. H u g h es ra n ch a t
Lena.
Mr. an d Mrs. R ussell M oore w ere
H erm isto n v is ito rs S a tu rd a y .
Low ell Y oung is w o rk in g d u rin g
lam b in g a t th e B oylen ra n c h a t P in e
City
Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n H ealy and Mr.
and Mrs. Jim D aley a tte n d e d
the
fu n e ra l in P en d leto n for Jo h n K el­
ly.
R. E. M cG reer m ade a b u sin ess
tr ip to T h e D alles T u esd ay to a t ­
ten d th e a n n u a l m eetin g of th e P ro ­
d u ctio n C red it asso ciatio n .
Mr. an d Mrs. J a p M eyers m ade a
b u sin ess tr ip to P en d leto n Tuesday.
Chas. B artholom ew a tte n d e d the
g ra z in g m eetin g a t H ep p n er M on­
day.
T he C olum bia G ran g e held a spe­
cial m eetin g T u esd ay ev en in g
for
th e purpose of g iv in g firs t an d sec­
ond d eg rees to C o lu m b ia an d W est-
lan d can d id a tes.
A bout fifty peo­
ple w ere expected to a tte n d .
P la n s a re p ro g re ssin g nicely to­
w ard s a pie social to be g iven F eb­
ru a ry 9 th at th e school house by th e
G range. T h e p u b lic is in v ited and
w omen and g irls a re to b rin g pies.
Mr. and Mrs. C lyde H e b e rt m o to r­
ed to P en d leto n T u esd ay to spend
th e day w ith h e r m o th er. Mrs. C or­
ley, on h er b irth d a y .
A lfred
C able
re tu rn e d
F rid a y
from a b u sin ess trip to S an Jose. Cal.
M axine R lin sto n is In P o rtla n d
a tte n d in g a b eau ty school.
A su rp ris e b irth d a y
p a rty
was
given in h o n o r of D orothy
K nox
S unday ev en in g by a n u m b er of her
frien d s.
Those p re se n t w ere M ary
and Peggy S om m erer.
N orm a an d
Myra G etch ell, S usan Knox. E m sly
R ogers, H arv ey T hom pson.
G erald
G urley. Lew is W ilson. H en ry Som ­
m erei', Jim Knox an d th e honor
guest.
Jo h n Je n d rzejew sk i received 1600
baby cockerels T h u rsd a y from th e
ro ast.
Mark F o ster is em ployed at th e
J. H R eid farm .
M arvin H u teh iso n of Pilot Rock
Braden-Bell Tractor & Equipment Co.
M l < O M M O M > 1 s | I)
Stores in Arlington. Heppner, Walla Walla and Athena.
PENDLETON - PHONE 518
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YOUR FUEL DOLLAR GOES FARÍHER in a JOHN DEERE
Five Responsibilities we have
as a Commercial Bank!
As a com m ercial bank th ia in s titu tio n
tie s to th e fo llo w in g g ro u p s of people:
lecognizea its resp o n sib ili- '
1. T o o u r depositors, w hose fu n d s a re e n tru s te d to o u r care.
2. To o u r borrow ers, to w hom we h a v e ad v an ced cre d it,
3. To o u r sto ck h o ld ers, w hose m oney p rovides th e b a n k ’s cap i­
tal.
4. To o u r co m m unity, w hich b en efits by th e sound g ro w th an d
capable m anagem ent of this bank.
5. To our officers and o u r em ployees.
T h o u g h d iffe re n t in m a n y re sp e c ts o u r re sp o n sib ilitie s to th ese ■
g ro u p s a re basically s im ila r. T h e e te rn a l p rin c ip le t h a t b a n k in g
is a tru ste e s h ip is th e b edrock upon w hich every policy and a c t­
ion of th is b an k is founded. I t g u id es us in o u r d aily w ork o f
se rv in g th e fin a n c ia l n eeds of th e people in th is com m unity.
S FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON i;
F. B. SW A YZE, P re s id e n t
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
er, L. W ilson.
Mrs. Tom W ilson, fo rm er re sid e n t
of th is com m unity, is in th e h o sp ita l
a t S e a ttle w here she is to un d erg o
an o p eratio n .
Mrs. O tis B uell visited Mrs. C. L.
U pham one day la s t week.
Mr. and Mrs. L ester C o lp itts and
Miss E tn a W ilson is in E ugene baby of R eith s p e n t F rid a y a t the
w ith relativ es.
She w as ta k e n ill hom e of h e r m o th er. Mrs. E lm er Ry-
la s t week a t th e hom e of h e r b ro th ­ land.
M rs. L. H am m er w as hostess a t a
d in n e r p a rty given S unday a t h e r
hom e,
h o n o rin g h er d a u g h te r , Mrs.
H ugh
N eill, on h e r b irth d a y . Cov­
e rs w ere laid fo r fo u rteen .
Mr. and Mrs. L. H am m er and
d a u g h te r, Mrs. H ugh N eill,
w ere
P en d leto n business v isito rs T uesday.
Memorial Shaii Planned at The Dalles
To Recall Trek oí Lewis and Clark
PINE CITY NEWS
By Mrs. E d w a rd Shaw
tcJze^ 5 mùudeA, ta a d ju st the
clutch, 15 tnùtuleA ta telin e il. rr
w as a n over n ig h t g u est a t th e L ew ­
is D ouglas hom e F rid a y . H e b ro u g h t
a load of posts to h is fa rm in th ia
d is tric t.
A rth u r R o b e rts and son H ugh,
form er re s id e n ts of th is
d is tric t,
now of Lyle, W n., w ere v is itin g h ere
Sunday.
A b irth d a y p a rty w as g iven by
Mr. an d Mrs. E d w a rd S haw an d Miss
M yrthena M a rtin a t th e S h aw hom e
in honor of Miss O m ega S a te r. T h e
ev en in g waa s p e n t in p la y in g gam es
and sin g in g .
R efre sh m e n ts o f tea
and cake w ere served. T h o se p res­
e n t w ere M isses O m ega an d Joyce
S ater. M arian O tt, R ebecca P ierso n ,
D orothy P ierso n , M y rth e n a M artin ,
Mr. and Mrs. E rm ol S a te r, M onroe
S w arn er, C laren c e C ram p to n , W illis
C ram pton a n d Mr. H e n ry O tt.
Mr. an d Mrs. H. K. D ean w ere vi­
sito rs a t th e C. L. U pham hom e S u n ­
day a fte rn o o n .
R odney R ogers a n d Jeese Moore
w ere P e n d leto n business v isito rs
T uesday.
T h e fo llo w in g lad ies enjoyed a F.
B. A. tea a t th e hom e of M rs. H en ry
O tt T h u rsd a y : M esdam es P e rc y C or­
m an,
T heodore
Panaiges,
N ellie
T u ck er, B ax ter H u tch iso n ,
A rth u r
B linston and dau g h d er R e ta , W ij-
liam M ikeeell, M iles B a ra g a r, W il­
liam F o ster an d C arl H am m er and
d a u g h te r C arol. D e lig h tfu l re fre sh ­
m en ts of coffee, cookies a n d
pop
corn w ere served. T h e n e x t F. B. A.
tea w ill be h eld a t th e hom e of Mrs.
Adam B lahm T h u rsd a y of th is week.
T helm a S w a rn e r le ft fo r P o rtla n d
T uesday of la s t w eek w h ere sh e w ill
v isit h er siste r, M rs. R o m ar S tein.
Dr. an d Mrs. A. E. M arble an d
sons w ere d in n e r g u ests of Mr. and
Mrs. S w a rn e r T uesday evening.
T he y early p ro g ram co m m ittee for
th e B achelor S ew ing clu b m et S un­
day ev e n in g a t th e H en ry Som m erer
hom e to m ak e o u t a p ro g ram fo r th e
club year.
Jo h n K nox J r . le ft S a tu rd a y a
week ago fo r C ondon w h ere he is
v is itin g re la tiv e s.
Mr. and M rs. A lb e rt W ells and
Miss F a ith W ilson of O lym pia, W n.,
w ere S unday v is ito rs a t th e L. H am ­
m er home.
By Mrs. B ern ice W a tte n b u rg e r
COLUMBIA NEWS
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 25. 1148.
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON.
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A monument, designed by Herman Brookn.an, Portland architect, it to be erected on the very
spot where Lewis and Clark cstnyed on their trail blaring trip into Oregon in 1805. The mark­
er is one of the few that traces the - i n'-rr trail.
BY H"'T?M’\*7
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l’..s in jn u men i itself will erected in 1856, now houses
S ta f f W riter. T he O-.-z m an
c o s t n. _ rjxinif. ;'y S -2,000, valuable treasures of the Old
Should Meriwether Lev, i.- and major item of which will oe Fort Dalles Historical society.
William Clark come back to 323,176 for WPA labor. Ap­ For those who search the arch­
proximately $14,000 will be ives there are mention of Gen­
«n unfamiliar earth a century supplied by the city of The erals Grant, Sheridan and Mc­
. Her their hones were laid in Dalles and by popular subscrip­ Clellan, of Colonels Steptoe and
honored repose, make again tion, whicli a’ready has reached Wright, of history of the mili­
tary post established in 1850,
that bold journey to the shores a substantial figure.
first known as Camp Drum,
Plans
for
the
shaft,
a
70-foot
of the Pacific they must be dis­
high column of native sandstone then Fort Drum, then Fort
mayed to find their historic quarried at The Dalles, on a Dalles.
route a strange pathway through base of native basalt from the Mint Building Stands
«. strange land.
nearby banns of the Columbia
Even the building erected in
The vast westward tide of river, were drawn by Herman
civilization for which they so Brookman, Portland architect. 1868 to house a mint, when gold
flowed from the John Day, Pow­
Lravely blazed the trail has
When completed, the monu­
wrought mighty changes in the ment will be an imposing unit der river and Owyhee regions,
frontier they explored. Gone in a civic development scheme still stands. But the new monu­
are the landmarks they knew. at the western edge of the city, ment will be proudest of all
In this day. few but the his­ and within it« corporate limits, emblems dedicated to the pio­
torians know more than the that will include the recently neer spirits.
The Dalles Lions club has
general route Lewis and Clark constructed chamber of com­
pursued. Along their pathway merce building, the $50,000 credit for originating the idea
hrough Oregon, sad to relate, joint city-WPA natatorium and of the monument. Many Wasco
there is inappropriate lack of the buildings of the state high­ county pioneers fell in with the
m a r k e r s to remind 1940’s way commission and state scheme. The O r e g o n State
Motor association gave enthusi­
streamlined voyageurs of the police.
astic support, The Dalles Cham­
trail-blazers who preceded them
ber of Commerce has been an
West End Marked
135 years ago.
ardent booster.
But soon there will be at
From its slight e m i n e n c e
Head man of the Lewis and
least one such marker that will alongside the Old Oregon Trail
do generous credit to their the site will command a view of Clark Monument association,
memory. A handsome shaft is the highway cast and west, of formed to promote the project,
to be erected near the very spot Mount Hood and Mount Adams. is Circuit Judge F. W. Wilson,
where Lewis and Clark camped More than merely a marker in authority on early Columbia
at the moutn of Mill creek, at memory of Lewis and Clark, it river history. Dr. F. F. Thomp­
the western edge of the present will mark the western terminus son is secretary, George C.
city of The Dalles, on October of the Old Oregon Trail as the Blakeley treasurer. J. Ralph
25, 26 and 27, 1805, and again immigrants knew it. From The Brown is chairman of the board,
on the return trip in April, Dalles those pioneers, who kept which also includes Harry Kee­
nan, Paul W. Childers and Mrs.
1806.
their westward course, took to Joseph Stadelman.
the great river in the sturdy
idea Goes Forward
Other association members
bateaux of the French-Canadian are: M. Z. Donnell, who was
Public spirited citizens of voyageurs
or, later, climbed born at The Dalles in 1872; Mrs.
The Dalles and Wasco county,
the state highway commission tedious Barlow road over the Benton Mays, president of the
Old Fort Dalles Historical soci­
and the work projects adminis­ Cascades.
The Dalles, one of Oregon's ety; F. J. Kargl, president of the
tration have made possible the
richest cities in historic treas­ chamber of commerce; Mayor
start of the monument.
The idea for the monument ure, has other commemorative N. H. Martin and Councilman
germinated in 1935 and has markers, but none so imposing J. B.r Hermanek; Dr. Thomas
gone steadily forward. The state as this, none that the passing E. Griffith, director of the Ore­
nighway commission acquired motorist must see whether or gon State Motor association and
Ina nett'ssarv site and has ex­ not he chooses. A tablet honors military historian; Chris Fauer-
pended $7500 in preliminary the Methodist Indian mission so; Dr. A. F. Procter, president,
’qr.dsraping. The WPA ex- established by Daniel Lee in and H. E. Huber, secretary of
perded $3700. after approving 1938. Another at the city hall the Lions club; W. 8. Neison.
Vac project. The highway de- j marks the site of the first court­ manager of the chamber of com­
pertment will spend another house west of the Mississippi. merce; J. B. Thomiaoe. editor
Another marks historic Pul­ of the Optimist, and II. R. Land-
SIC.OCO for landscaping and
provision for generous pat king pit rock The ancient medical fare. resident engineer for the
building for old Fort Dalles, I work projects administration.
free.