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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1918)
at -iiVt a- LET 'ER BUCK Eaitt Orgowin Rwni-Up Souvenir Edition Pendleton, Orr gon, Saturday, Sfpttwnber 21, 1918. SOME VIEWS ON BULK HANDLING OF GRAIN 9 SfTlic MY J. U. liltoWN lm hetn Iki"'I'I from lh Orient, twaiton and at ha ahd th (irawai u l'r.milfnl of tiin Km in, r' I'titiiii tt tl i bo (iraln -miirv, rill. J ""ted. Whan ha fad tu haul '" ami H.1111I111H I.I,, ho. wh.iit. And !u..-,l .iui la dimt- ' raln tolha nrfhu. irn- l--n.li. Kvar alnro lh Northu.-M braan to t mH,.-iH ..r abroad, fifty million 'mnA walla a. am wniiiwI to. 4vlon Ita grain growm in.lunii v the hiivr. Im r-ulrt-d r,.r Ihe .""' " n hruh lha whole tri fliiii ..in,,i ln ri,,inK Krnin nvi Nort lit) .v 1. 1 n tii:il.-. Fitly million fedura ' anloaUin lh aacked raln wn hanUlia.ir, by n, imnnnv t.f iM.l.e . Ii ;it lme lw-n fllil with. ,h 'alform. I'llm rmm No. in iil'lilvln nrki In whifh In markH train mol M-nort m the threahin ma- r"f,M" Plal In I he aarehutiaj-. I.ad thelr ro.lu,(. The Mhlille Went, i'hinv ami filly mllhnn time. In j "nloajln at Hi terminal Mlnneaota. the Itakoia a h, ; i i.... ...... ... .- -.. . . !dM-ka and, after eleanlng, mKtnit and turn have dlarardM aark hnmlll... In and l.m Me m Im.lm t t them lnt nT- ahlPhaard. Twr or more modern niptlio.i hut ttlloi.. l'Kimtu- ih. am t 1.1 From Hart lo flntKh, lha aa.'k- th. Norlhwent ha. .lung to lha burial. ..I to the aranarv ..r ahed and aa.atn "'' 'ror" " the farmer l,e. hi. bark .. i,oki'""rn,h "d ",ln """" """I- Ka.h year a new aur.olv r,f .., k. hi. i.mi,. i.. -i .1,.,., i.,..i.t .,, .... 11 " hFvn aald 'hat It took -a sin.nR 1 3SJS2 GLOT'GEORGEINVMEE V'" 1! . i'. i 1 f ,,'.... j!-a-. h I 3 1 1 " 4 7 1 J laik and a wak hrad" lu do thm : 'work. At any rat ihUKnndR of lmn from th rancha who could mt RiatuI j hm atraln lMkfsl f.r etrr jolts. If j jatr.culiure haa been nvlf-oifd and , jutir fai'm lands undi vt lupcsl w itny i lchrt! 11. at Ifant In tart. to tlie ug- j lm of bulla hatidhtiK of rmiti. t I Tha ramirr hax not bwn th upon- i aor for th bulk handltna ovKrin. K..r aoma time Hi- tHrnwr hum n ?ttn- I jvtiovd Hit tht- fttant rut k f ait f-rn- j inotrtlr Flt and thin nultt HhKlund- f tn tli rff ut -ht h Ir mado to hoodwink I 1 it into iK-hving thut thf aaik wait lru.lor.fal'tt. Thp ral i pntit.Hity for tht? train li(i with tht frrain buvrrm, who usually . f rw tb aamo partk-a who lioM.rtd '1h wii ks. Th aack btiKitiwi an 'ifrofttahl, ao why ahould they not rv iutr that thf xrain thoy bought ! ait tip In eacka Th fariiiv paid th ltremlmn, cominit and iCoinK- I) ntftm.oilta! 111 I ht lirnwi of ttstrkm nn. Uirni'iuv prolHa wr mad, and thf aran tsat k Lrofitc-r i luna to th nr-k j 'f lht grain grower an the Uitl old " thin dtbna.. th Fannr-ra' I'niofi nt hn will aiout two hnndred 4 ftoppsr iiy ii in SERVES BREAKFAST Di SUPPER 1 t EATS CANDY FOUNTAIN SPECIALS if 1 Yi V ? Wi! are carrying the largest and most complete stock of c.indios in Pendleton. d f S 5 W - ... Mr rA Man or tn hci rantened him Keif upon wir tfars a;o w nt n d b-uaiioii f Mnbad th 8ailir. Hif oeacoaat ritloa, rmlfavoriiiK lo Thf Farnifra I'nion waa th firwt prove the ned of bn k flevutorti. oryaniK-d rotHt by the farmw iThia d'lecation wa a( drM r ied This ore:itn- coldly and ata argnn iittfiittoti, but wjth tiiui.u'i ltrn of fail Ii l hty profsiM-d tlit ir cuw. Firs! n. thru annthtr nntiitirut v han w-n the for-e f the urtruoictitH t-r-rw i!td by IbiK rarnx-r"' d ( fit mo and th ornaniraiion tl r-i-Kt-ntHl. Ter minal elevalora have Im- airainMt ihe grain aa-k iralion atruc-k firat at the bit; .i.fn in ihe bag bumnena. Fy utoing r , dera and buving Mr ki in larse ntntt ' lera from the joblera and Importer, tt rut out much of the profit that hnd gone to the mholemler and retaik-r. and aaved the farw.er milUona of dol lar which would othcrwiw have gre ttuihrlced In alt of the h;j , lo Ihe fropfiteer. Thta, hwever, ar fomphehed only partial relief. Al though Ihe exceMHive profit wte t-li-mlnaled, the ecronoinic waate In handl ; log and rehandlinir, burkling and j bMidinc. atlll rentahied. Itth -onomy and futivenieni-a deniunded that the of thf 4-l ;itir ready to receive wdi af trim the farmers' wagon. Two hundred elnator with an vera re bin cai-at ity of forty thottmind birvhelK will permit of eiphry million biinhet tt bulk urain beina: atored at the tr;ifc Fide. With fM-lltlle for rapidly and t-ff irieniiy rcc-tvinr and Fhipplng at the anie time, and allowing the usu al rate nf turn-over, elevatora ntloiuld built or handle In a iseaann several tiinea their 10-t oitiea. canaoltv. and ln ISIS nearlv one-half The farmers nav won, and it lm only of thft Brjim from fhft North went a jueiion .f lime when hulk handl- should pom through thew elrvbr. inr will Ire the rule. Awion and forthtml are hutMing I'oriditlonM r..tig ut of the war Im merino terminal eletator. Theae rae farilftated the liutk handltriR houtu-a will eaoh be of one-in ill ion movement. It him be n fci t-HM;iry lo bu-b J t apui ity and will be aupable move 11. u. h f the vruin from the of eb-aninr and loading praln either Nurthwettt Mhlward by rati, and ft.r dwineMtr or export ahipmenl. M i e ele va l or in ust and a re boo ml Th'"FlKhtlnff WeUliman, from hi latent fhojof:rph. takan at hla old bome la Wales. Ha i belli f recclcJ ty Che uaor Cl fttl., AlOaraiiio Hupkia MDrgao. bag itself muHt 10. rief.ir the farmer rould adop the. theae ahtpmenta have ieen made In bulk handling aaiem at the farm and bulk, even though the ram wan re- to follow, to eare for Ihe volume of at the Phiping; Kint. It wa nereajiary Vnved at the wurehoiiae in na. ka. f(r bulk gram whirh the farmer will that bulk handling; faeilmea be pro- there are no provision in KaMern move frwaid to the terminal, i pitied at the terminal and taportK. market for haiulltiiK narked grain. Huinminit up, the bulk fhipping The farmers had no money to build Many elevator have leen and arc movement ia a n-h ndid example of terminal elevator aa?d the rrain buy- he ma; built by the farmer in the what the farmer can a..mplrh jera would not build them beeauae of Krain growing; m-cilon ( the inland , through oraniuttioit and eo-orepra-the i-rofila in the sack buim wK. Fe- . ountry. It iaettimnted that the pr.n- Hon. 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