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THE H ermiston H erald VOL. XI HERMISTON. UMATILLA COUNTY. OREGON. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1917 EXPLANATION OF CREAM AND MILK TEST LAW U would seem that considerable mis- apprehension exists among dairy farm- ers relative to the requirements of the law passed by the legislative assembly of 1917, which requires the pasteurize- tíos of all milk and cream sold to con sumere and all by products of creamer ies or cheese factories if not produced from tuberculin tested cows. The exact text of the law, which is known s Chapter 332 of the General Laws of 1917, section 2 of which reads as fol lows: “That from and after September 1, 1917, it shall be unlawful for any per- son, firm, company, corporation or association, to sell or offer or expose tarsale or exchange, for human con sumption any milk from cows that have not passed the tuberculin test, unless such milk shall have been pas teurized as hereinafter provided. It is understood and hereby expressly sated that nothing in this section shall apply to the delivery of milk or cream to creameries, cheese or con- deosed milk factories by the producer of such milk or cream, or in bulk to the wholesale trade.” It will be noted from the reading of the above that this part of the law does not apply in any way whatever to toy dairy farmer who is selling his milk orcream to a condensery, cream- ery, cheese factory, milk depot or any manufacturing plant, but said con- densery, creamery, cheese factory, milk depot or manufacturing plant are held responsible for the process ot SOCIETY WOMEN TO THE RESCUE DAIRY AND HOG SHOW TO BE HELD THIS YEAR RANCHER MEETS WITH SERIOUS ACCIDENT DEATH TAKES POPULAR YOUNG MARRIED LADY The many friends of S L Carson will be pained to learn of his nearly fatal accident that occurred on Satur day of last week on his ranch a mile and a half northwest of town. It ap pears Mr. Carson was out on horse back after bis cows and in going along a steep bank of the Umatilla river the horse lost bis footing, slipped and fell with Mr. Carson down to the water’s edge, tramping on and rolling over him several times as they de scendí d the steep slope. The horse went home and soon the alarm was spread that Sam was broken up badly and nearly trampled to death. Dr. Reid was called and pronounced him very badly broken up Dr. Henderson of Pendleton was immediately sum moned and came down on the motor. After a careful examination it was de cided he had a collar bone broken, one hin somewhat fractured and several bad bruises, but would pull through with proper care. It is not generally known that S. L. Is a direct descendant of the famous Indian fighter, Kit Carson, but such is the case and Mr. Carson is not easily put “down and out,” in fact this is the first time he was ever “knocked off bis pins.” At present writing he is gett ing along as well as could be expected. Without any warning the grim reaper swept from the midst of this community Friday of last week Mrs. Anna M Anderson, respected, well liked and popular with all Hermiston people of her acquaintance. Death came at 2:30 on the above day, presum ably from heart trouble, and when the news spread great sorrow was ex pressed for the busband and their only child, a daughter that became mother less when but seven days old. In the grief of Mr Anderson the sympathy and help of the community was ex tended, and the remains of his wife as they were taken to me train last Satur day for shipment to Portland were escorted by many friends of the fam ily. The funeral services were held Monday of this week in the above city, Rev. L. P. Kj :11er preaching the sermon. ELDERTA PEACHES ARE DEING SHIPPED OUT Photo by American Press Association. When the commissary department failed In an eastern camp reently so ciety women who beard of it rushed to the rescue of the guardsmen with sandwiches and coffee. COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES success as to good roads as the com missioners are going to get busy and lay out roads. Harry Murchie of Hermiston is here putting up a house for J. C. Ballenger. Mrs. McCarty took her two girls to Pendleton Tuesday to enter the sisters school there. J. Gibbons and S. H. Boardman were visitors in Heppner last week. The church and school house are both under way. NO 51 Thursday witnessed the marketing of the first carload of Elberta peaches, when a car was loaded by local orch- ardíais for shipment to the Witten berg-King Co. at The Dalles, where they will undergo evaporation. They are being shipped table ripe and cured In that state after extract ing the water from them. It is claim ed by the company that when prepar ed for table use they cannot be dis cerned from the canned goods. The King process is a new one, and it is the claim that It excels all others. The following, who are the largest growers of peaches in this project, ex pect to make up and ship a car a day for ten days: F. A. Phelps, E. P. Dodd, J. Winslow, Geo. Davie, W. H. Hesser. W. T. Sellers, Joe Dyer, W. J. Giese, A. E. Robb, Prann Bros., Dishon Estate, J. T. Hinkle and E. T. Eriksen. A representative meeting of business men and ranchers was held Monday night in the Civic Center rooms under the auspices of the Commercial club to discuss important questions, chief among them being as to whether the dairy and bog show would be held thia year. After a general discussion, practically a unanimous vote showed that all were In favor ot Its being held, and willingness on the part of dairy- men and hog raisers to bring in their stock was not lacking. Heretofore it has been necessary for the committee io charge to make fre quent visita lo ranchers to induce them to take an Interest and prepare their exhibits, but the farmers at the meet ing gave assurance that the exhibits would be forthcoming without the effort of former years, and to balance this up the people of the town of Her miston stand ready to assume the ex- pense incident to the show, aside from the amount donated by the county. This settled, a general committee was appointed to make plans for the annual event, and their findings, to gether with the dates when the show will be held this fall, will be announced later. At the meeting it was decided to maintain the rest room, it being shown that the institution is liberally patron ized by old and young alike and one of the greatest boons the city has ever had Tom Fraser was again made presi- dent of t he Commercial club at the meeting and Dr. F. V. Prime, secre- tary. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE pasteurization. On the other hand, if dairy farmers are making what is The Columbia Red Cross ladies will known as “dairy butter,” or any other bold their first September meeting milk product and selling the same directly to consumers, then and in next Wednesday at the home of Mrs. that case, they come under the pur- Phipps. pie* of this act, says J. D. Mickle, T. E Brassfield and family arrived Tuesday forenoon a band of sheep home Sunday from Crooks, Idaho, dairy and food commissioner. belonging to J. D. Watson passed One Sunday recently two young men I Section 8 of the act makes provisions through Hermiston on their way to where they spent the summer. of Hermiston In a party of local as follows: “Milk from any cow or new feeding ground which the owner There will be no church services bathers that went to Umatilla for a cows whose owner or lessee shall ap had secured for them In the Butter Sunday as Rev. Graham is attending swim came neardrowning in the Colum ply to the state livestock sanitary Creek section. Among them were conference. bia river. It seems that one of the board to have such cow or cows tuber- quite a number of head of goats, and party who proved to be a good swim Mr. and Mn. Leathers, Mr and Mrs. culin tested shall be exempt from all of the whole flock was merrily wending mer headed out lo the stream, and it the provisions of this act until such its way to the new location under the Phipps and Mr. and Mrs. Feltbouse SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE being his first time in the river was are home after enjoying the mountain time as such cows shall have been guidance ot two young ladies on horse unaware of the danger of bring sucked breezes at Hidaway. Thomas George of Umatilla was in tested.” This application should be by the strong current into the vortex back. made to Dr. W. H. Lytle, State Veter- Most of the ranchers tn this section town Wednesday. caused by the emptying of the Uma On arrival at the second crossing of have their third crop of hay cut and Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Stanyan of inarian, Salem, Oregon. tilla river into the Columbia a short the wagon road over the railroad in the stack. Several are baling, Boardman were in town Sunday and distance below. The current waa tracks south of town the pleasant among them being Birch, Leathers Monday. swiftly hearing him toward that point, journey was suddenly interrupted by when others of the party gave him Mr. Goodwin of Hermiston is here the Pendleton-Umatilla passenger and Cassady. W. T. Sellers, one of our progress taking care of his peaches. warning of the threatening danger. plunging square into the band as the As a r< quest has gone forth from His endeavors to reach shore looked animals were crossing the track, with ive ranchers, expects to ship 1000 Harvey Wolfe made a business trip the inevitable result that both sides of boxes of peaches to The Dalles in a to Pendleton Sunday, returning Mon- the national government to have all as though they would be fruitless, for few days. This is the largest crop women in every state in the union with all his efforts he was being car- day. What came near being a fatal acci- the railroad was strewn with dead ried nearer and nearer to the swirl- sheep and goats after the train went Mr. Sellers has had. so that accounts Mrs. George Patterson and daughter register as a patriotic duty so that ant befell Ralph, the twelve-year-old for the broad grin he is wearing. ing, foaming whirlpool, but event they may help if called upon in the by- returned home Sunday from Buxston m of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Longhorn L H. Pearson delivered two truck where she has spent the summer visit hour of their country’s peril, arrange ually ho gained safety and crawled out Examination showed that the death- ments have been made locally by ladies on the bank. londay afternoon at their farm home dealing monster had slew 49 of the loads of potatoes to the wheat country ing her mother, Mrs. Irvin. The other whose life was in danger of the Civic Center Club to fulfill this short distance north of town, when sheep and two goats in less time than last week. They declared they were C. C. Leach of Echo spent Sunday lost his footing while wading to the request by keeping the rest room open the best they had seen this season. »e lad, after discovering a thieving it takes to tell. This was a case where at the McCoy residence. from 1 to 6 every day next week in rescue of Ills fellow bather, and ho Alfred Groom accompanied him on mutton soared high for a minute or agpie in the yard, secured his 22 G. W. Samson went to Hermiston order that all women may call and fill was saved from a watery grave only He from the bouse for the purpose of two and then came down again, where both trips. Monday to have some dental work out registration cards which will be by the quick wit of the rest of the it remains normal at from $10 to 815 Columbia school house opened its kpatching it forthwith. Instead oi party forming a chain by holdioz furnished them by those In charge. newly painted doors Monday morning done. footing the bird, however, he came per sheep or goat. This is a duty that no woman of this hands and wading as far out as possi- Mr. Scroggs and family of Hermis Who ’ ll pay the damages ve are not to 48 pupils. Everything is freshly ithin an ace of killing himself, for prepared to say, but it is probable painted or varnished and it’s a wonder ton spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs community should neglect. The regis ble and rescuing the young man by hile handling the gun in an endeavor tration cards must be filled out and means of a rope which they threw to this matter will be left to a board of ful improvement for all. Mr. Spencer, Thos. Hawthorne. » bring it into the required position Oryval Dawson made a bus'ness trip forwarded to Washington, DC , by the him. arbitration, who will settle the blame principal, has 5th, 6tb, 7tb and 8th » draw a sight on his quarry he For obvious reasons we have sup- where it belongs and allow indemnity grades, while Misa Hudson teaches to Boardman Thursday. He was 15th of this month, and to faciliate the cidentally touched the finger spring, work each and every women should pressed the names of the two who so to whatever extent seems just and the primaries. accompanied by his wife and small hus releasing the hummer, which dis- attend to this matter by registering as nearly gave up their lives to the R. Alexander of Pend'eton is hav son. barged the rifle, the bullet grazing equitable. mighty Columbia, and we only chroni Jack Smith was in Hermiston Sun quickly as possible. he left band between the thumb and Clyde Morrow, son of Mr. and Mrs. ing a few acres of his land leveled and cle the hair-raising Incident so that legar entered the right thigh, ranged Morrow and brother of Mrs. G. Bohn, expects to bave it seeded to alfalfa day and Monday visitiog relatives. others will take warning and bug the ownward and lodged just above the all well known here, having resided soon. The “new bridegroom” is doing shore line more closely while bathing Walter Beasley, who was here a nee cap. in this community up to about four the work. there. As soon as first aid was administered years ago, died at the parental home Several ranchers from this section short time ago from the navy yards at were, the bov was rushed to Pendle- in Walla Walla Tuesday evening fol are shipping a carload of watermelons Bremerton, where he went after be on in Ed. Hitt’s auto by hit father. lowing an operation for appendicitis. 1 to Pendleton today. coming one of Uncle Sam's marines. Dr. R G. Gale, an eastern physician Jn arrival there the surgeon took an On receipt of a message by Mr. and Mrs. La Barre’s two little daugb- writes home that he has been trans- who comes well recommended has de +ray photo and probed for the bullet Mrs. J. H. Strohm, intimate friends of ten, Gwendolyn and Julia, left last ferred to the U. S. battleship North put without success. The following the family. Mrs. Strohm went to Walla week for Portland where they will Dakota at New York, and that he was cided to locate permanently in Hermis- Finding that the phone system of lay another endeavor was made to Walla Wednesday to attend the attend school. While there they will on bis way to that state as he wrote loo, having arrived Tuesday and taken up his quarters in the Hotel Oregon. operating trains on the O-W. railroad the letter. orate the missile. be guests at the home of their grand- obsequies. The gentleman is a graduate of the between Portland and Umatilla has While the little fellow suffered from Circuit Judge G. W. Phelps was County Game Warden George Ton mother. College of Physicians and Surgeons of proven quite satisfactory since its in- wound and shock the first couple Mrs. F. A. Brunson spent several back to nature for one day the first of Chicago, and bas had a number of Hermiston "days, he is getting along nicely kin circulated among stallation about a year ago, the com the week, mingling with the birds sod sportsmen a few hours Wednesday days in Pendleton laet week. years experience in general practice pany has gone a step further by hav and no serious results from the butterflies while picking luscious while on * tour of inspection of this ing telephone wir • strung from Uma- Rident are anticipated. peaches io the big orchard owned and surgery. part of the county. While here Mr. Lilia to La Grande, a crew ot men ' ini ntl V bv himself aod brother, F. A. . Tonkin set many right on the dale of under the supervision of R F. Rounds plelps. i. of situated within Labor the ized A at the home of Mr. and was Mr solemn- the opening of the duck season this kouehemn Which borders this city. H: having just completed the work of ex- year. The idea that the season would day was a day of pleasurable recren C. Davis on the Diagonal road.’th ree tension. | open on September 15 is erroneous, The phone line rune through Her noi for the judge, as was evidenced miles east of Hermiston on Tuesday at I according to the game warden, who Alex Wilson's mother, of Heppner, lion for the judge, as WAS r Lela miston, eod hereafter the operation of — ______ arrie, — i traine between .as ... — to p Robert Portland and La X.. • ... Fmilv Shot has had advice from his superiors that visited a few days with the Wilson by the happy smile he wore Monday -P afternoon when taking the train for "ses Bertha Me Keen. Etally s • opening of the season still remains family. "Temever" the omciating clergyman Grande will bo operated to a large ex: " and Dorothy Roes, high school the same as last year-October 1st. ..._____ .... g., ,ki. guerar. and it It is expected Sydney Mack bad the misfortune to home. teol by this system, expected being 2 Rev. Graham of ,,r the 12s local Met bo ____ in tine the old method of dispatching tuning club girls chaperoned by Mrs Mr. Tonkin says be has a warm spot burn up his car while on a trip to Wednesday B. Nation, Frank dist church. The bride is a highly re- ____ . L X Gunn, went to Pendleton Fri- In his heart for the people of this part Richland, Wash. The ear waa fully Fowler, John Canfield, R O Ate- spected and charming young woman of trains on this line will be done away insured. A suit case and Indian robe bery constituted a party that went to the Columbia neighborhood, while with altogether. * of last week and wrested the of the county, for they was the only other loes. Pendleton to interview the county her busband is a well known land *«1. from competing teams ins the la" serletly Bert Nation, wife and family, came * held for the purpose of qualifying trouble whatever in its violation. In Mr. Arnold of Portland waa here court in an endeavor to have that body leveler of that district. over from Butter Creek in their ne" appropriate funds sufficient to con: * the major event to be held al return for this he has evolved, a Wednesday. Oto O Sapper returned from Port- struct bridges aod repair roads along Velie Sunday to spend the day at the uem duringtne since fair. scheme whereby it Bob Crooks, C. C Peine, J. C Bal- Bonier in order that they ; land yesterday morning, where he "As home ot Mrs. Nation’s parents, Mr As a result of their display of skill for him to get the state to lenger and Sydney Mack drove to Ma", F.come passable for the auto bas called the day previous to sigo up the I yearly ageney contract for rordem" Heppner Wednesday to meet the road w7b.ves“eniaren to school. I the canning line the above ladies voir lake with yellow ill be taken to the fair with all their sufficiently large commissioners. Their trip was a sporse, paia ately after being planted therein. WEST-BOUND TRAIN HITS BAND OF SHEEP IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS TWO LOCAL YOUNG MEN NEARLY DROWN COMMENCE ON REGIS TRATION OF WOMEN YOUTH ACCIDENT ALLY SHOOTS HIMSELF GAL ANOTHER PHYSICIAN LOCATES IN THIS CITY he tow, BOARDMAN NEWS NNING CLUB GIRLS WILL GO TO SALEM very pretty weddioe 1. con- of obey the letter and copse him no might be possible stock reser. perch of asire "sh for imm Creek fat PHONES TO SUPERSEDE TELEGRAPH SYSTEM
