The Hermiston herald., May 17, 1919, Image 1

voL. XIII
THE HERMISTON H erald
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ HERMISTON,
PIBITED AND ANIMATED
WAS THE CLUB MEETING
UMATILLA
COUNTY, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 17. 1919
The End of a Perfect Day
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SOME, DAY :
FOR A SPIN
X ukmih Th’
COUNTRY
AH. THis
15 GREAT
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CAR ili
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About 40 business men and far-
Ls assembled in the library build-
, Monday night to attend a called
ting of the Hermiston Commer-
Da Club, and before the session was
Herai! were glad they had come,
■hey were glad for the reason that
H was one of the most spirited and
Dimated meetings of the organiza-
Oesn’t
Ilpey
■on that has been held in this city
Dor a long time. E. P. Dodd presid-
select I
5 and Dr. F. V. Prime, the secre-
“ary, was there to record things as
And
its passage to the southern terminus
of Fourth street. He gave a little
early history regarding the efforts
made to secure the routing of the
highway through this city, and re-
cited how the West End Good Roads
association had been successful. He
told of that organization recom­
mending that the highway pass up
Fourth street and make the turn at
the P. P. Sullivan corner, and how
the state engineer had conformed to
this route and the survey made. Now
it had been changed for no valid
purpose that he could see, and in or-
der to change ii back to the first
planned route he offered a resolu-
tion to this effect. This resolution
was finally adopted, but not before
West Siders had aired their griev­
ance over the highway having been
diverted from the west side of Her­
miston Butte to a route paralleling
the railroad from the drain ditch up
to this city. The motto to help one
another was exemplified by the pas­
sage of ’another resolution to have
the route of the road changed back
to the old survey on the west side of
the butte, after which the meeting
adjourned.
DAIRY AND HOG SHOW
DATES ARE DECIDED ON
Purchased Residence
THIS 15
fH' LIFE
WHATS
THAT?
Juw,
The latter part 'of last week Mrs.
A. S. Johnson entered the real es-
tate arena by the purchase from F.
B Swayze of the five room cottage
on Hermiston avenue on the West
Side that has been the rented home
of herself and Mr. Johnson for a
long time. The lady drove a good
bargain, and Is now content over the
fact that they own their own home
and need have no future fear of
some one buying the place and dis­
commoding them to the extent of
having to look up other living quar-
ters.
At a meeting of the board of di­
rectors in the library last Monday
night arrangements were made for
the dates on which the annual Dairy
and Hog Show is to be held and at
the same time a plan was outline I
for giving it the widest publicity. In
conjunction with the show this year
will be held the State Dairymen’s
convention, which is expected to
draw a large number of dairymen
from the west side of the mountains
as well as from all over Eastern Ore­
gon.
At the meeting of . the directors,
which consist of Geo. A. Cressy, P.
P. Sullivan. H. Sommerer. II. T.
Fraser and C. M. Jackson, the first
named gentleman was elected presi-
dent and the last named secretary
i reasurer.
The dates for the holding of the
Dairy and Ilog Show were set by the
rd and 24th
hoard for the 22nd.
of October, and the State Dairymen’s
convention will be held October 24th
and 25th.
The campaign of publicity embod-
os the use of the rubber stamp me-
I hod of advertising, and already
quite a number of these stamps con-
aining the dates of the show and
the convention have been ordered.
When they arc ready, distribution of
them will be made among the busi­
ness houses of Hermiston. and by
placing the stamp on everything
that leaves stores and other places
of business wide publicity will be
given the coming show. Newspaper
and other methods of advertising
will also be freely used, the Idea of
the board being to make of the show
one of the most stupendous affairs
of its kind ever held in Eastern Ore-
gon.
Added to this should be a move­
ment for every resident of the pro­
ject to immediately get on the boost­
er hand wagon with the board of di­
rectors and hy word of mouth drill
it into every visitor coming here be­
tween now and the 22nd of October
and make him or her understand
that Hermiston Is to have the big­
gest and best Dairy and Ilog Show
this fall that has ever been held
here.
Dney happened.
H In his opening remarks President
r su. Bpodd said that one of the most im-
Hortant subjects to come before the
’ load ■meeting was the futherance
of re-
es dj. ■ommendations to
New Mechanics
the government
Two automobile mechanics have
prices ■coking to the building of the Mc-
Dedicated to C. L. Upham, Will Graham, F. N. Whitney, J. M. been added to the working force in
tason. I
BKay creek reservoir. He said that a
Prindle, J. A. Winter and J. H. Bottger.
I he mechanical department of Lays’
“
meeting
of
representative
men
from
f Re-
Garage this week by Rehberger &
s and ■he east end towns had been held re-
McMillan. The men arrived from
■ently with representative men of
efw I
Portland early In the week. This
iPt’r. I “Pendleton at the county seat, and at
acquisition to the force was necessi­
at-1 ■hat gathering a pact was made
tated by the ever increasing business
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
tring I ■ hereby Pendleton would throw its
School will close for the summer ut the above auto hostelry.
On Saturday, May 24, the Colum-
■apport with this end of the county
Friday. May 23. The Baccalaureate
bia school will unite with the '
Bn fathering its early construction.
sermon will be given Sunday even­
Brought Good Prices
Grange and have an all day picnic
•The outcome was the planning of a
ing, May 18, by Rev. M. R. Galla-
Those who attended the auction
on the school grounds. Every
Every one
one I
■lively campaign for the building of
her at the Babtist Church at 8 sale at the Harnack home in this
in the community is cordially invit­
■the reservoir.
o’clock. Music will be furnished by city last. Saturday were somewhat
ed to come and bring your basket.
■ The matter of helping Butter
the Methodist Male Quartette.
surprised to see such spirited bidd­
After the picnic dinner a program
■Creekers obtain an air line highway
Quota Has Been Raised
The gradauting exercises of the ing for household articles. Every
Oregon’s quota in the Victory will be given. Miss Lorene Parker Senior class of the Hermiston High
■up and down Butter Creek from the
thing went at good prices. P. P
■Morrow county line to this city came Loan has been raised, and as on and other speakers of Pendleton will School will be held Thursday even­ Sullivan was the auctioneer and A.
■up and Fred Chezik handled this former loan drive occasions the state be present and the male quartette ing, May 22, in the Assembly of the L. Larson the clerk, and after every­
■subject. He said a road was now was one of the first in the nation to will give a few selections. The High School at 8 o'clock. The ad­ thing was sold and the crowd had
■ being built from Lena to the Morrow go over the top. The national quota atheletlc events will be as follows dress of the evening will be given by departed they were the only two ar-
[county line, and it was the desire of has also been secured, and the last under the direction of Mr. Bensel: Father Butler. The valdictory will tides left that was not auctioned
[those residing on upper and lower and biggest of the loan drives was ta) Nail driving contest, sprint and be given by Miss Dorothy Ross. The off.
tug of war for the women and girls; other graduates will be Enid Water­
I Butter Creek that this road be con- a success in every particular.
(b) Atheletlc contest for'the boys; man, Frances Hinkle and Doris Per-
I tinned on into Umatilla county. If
Her Latest Play
(c)
school will challenge farmers cey. Both of these exercises i arc
The booking at The Movie for to-
would be a water grade highway,
Their First Check
Broad smiles illuminated the fac- to a baseball game.
I and could be made a post road and
free, and every one is cordially invit- night is a special attraction with
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Blessing and cd to attend.
Mary Pickford as the star, the title
es
of all members of. the Hermiston
thereby receive help in construction
from the government and state as paid fire department at the regular Gordon, Mrs. Haddox and Mrs. N. W.
Last Monday morning the High of the play being "M'Liss." This Is
well as the county. A committee of monthly meeting last Monday even­ Bloom spent the day Tuesday in School and upper grades
were one of her latest plays, and has made
Pendleton
shopping.
good wherever it has been shown.
ing
when
Secretary
R.
A.
Brownson
pupils
five was to be appointed to look in­
pleasantly entertained hy the
Will Graham is the proud owner of the first and second grades under
Coming June 7th, "Tarzan of the
delivered to them cheeks for their
to this matter.
Apes.
”
of
a
new
Dort,
purchased
this
week
month
’
s
salary,
This
was
the
first
the direction of Miss Frances Gardi­
“City Reconstruction” was the
ner and Miss Bess Hall. These little
next subject taken up, -and this was pay day for the firemen under the from the Hermiston Auto Co.
Makes Its Bow
Mrs. W. H. Simmons and daughter people sang a number of songs, ducts
handled by S. R. Oldaker in a con­ new system of a paid fire depart-
The
initial
number of the Board­
Mrs. Lou Brownell of Umatilla were and solos.
cise way when he said we should ment.
man Bee has reached our desk, and
Pendleton
visitors
on
Wednesday.
After routine work of the meet-
All pupils or persons not in the presents a very creditable appear-
promote the interests of the town by
Mr. and Mrs. Elliot of Hermiston school who have library books out
fixing the sidewalks and streets and ing was finished a motion prevailed
ance. Cramer, Kelly & Cramer
bettering our irrigation system. Col. that the department have another were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. are urged to return them before the publishers, and they are to be
school closes.
J. F. McNaught thought the present fire drill, and Chief Kingsley has Banks.
congratulated in adding such an up-
The Neighborhood Club will meet
next Tuesday evening at
The "movie’ "Pershing’s Crusa- building influence to that lively lit-
irrigation system should be bettered designated
'
Winter Entertainment
or changed altogether. for assess­ 8 o’clock as the time for the drill at the home of Mrs. N. W. Bloom <iers" was a splendid picture. This tie Morrow County town in the west
Wednesday afternoon, May 21. Each picture was given in the Auditorium
and
requests
that,
every
member
be
Mrs.
Craig, representing the Ellis-
ments the way they are now work a
extension of this project. It is
member is requested to bring a last Wednesday night.
hardship on the people. He believ- on hand to take part.
typographically perfect, well edited White Chautauqua Co., passed a few
question for the question box at
ed It unreasonable that many pieces
and contains lots of.wholesome news days here this week, and succeeded
that time. The last meeting of the
Smallpox Hits Elgin
of property should be assessed on
Dies By Own Hand
and is also a credit to the publishers In Interesting the people of this com-
Elgin, Oregon, is tightly quaran­ club was held at the Banks home.
which no water could be obtained,
A
.. Portland dispatch says that and the community as
the munity In signing up for a series of
several piano sel-
John
and wound up by wanting to know tined on acount of an epidemic of Mrs. Banks gave
Salmon Brown, 82, son of
latter having given it good adver­ entertainments during the winter
Phipps read on
months by high class entertainers
who was the author of the irriga- smallpox, according to a letter re­ ections and Mrs.
Brown, famous Harpers Ferry char- tising support.
belonging to that concern.
acter of Civil war days, shot and
Hon system—but only echo answer- ceived this week by Mr. Bickford, "Toys.”
W. A. Leathers has returned home killed himself while lying on an in­
ed “Who.”F. B. Swayze said he butter maker at fhe creamery, from
Wedded in Walla Walla
from
a business trip to Portland.
his
wife,
who
stated
that
there
were
After 21 Years
had paid much money in water as-
valid’s bed at his home, 2024 East
Cary E. Woods and . Miss Marie
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Cassidy
and
sessments on property he owned in a great many cases and that one of
Couch street Saturday night.
Pierson were united In wedlock in
and Mrs. F. A. Richards and
Dr.
daughter Marion and Miss Danner
Mrs. Brown, in another part of the Walla Walla Thursday of last week child were welcome visitors at the
Hermiston from which he never de- their children had contracted* the
motored to Walla Walla last Friday
house with the other members of the and returned to Hermiston Sunday. L. D. Lay home on Ridgeway avenue
rived any benefits, and J. J. Casser- disease.
to visit friends, returning home on family.
but Monday evening a wedding supper from Monday Io Wednesday of this
heard the report.
% jumped in with the suggestion
Monday.
Law
thought nothing of the noise until was given In their honor at the home week. Mr. Richards, who Is a physi-
that the city tap a domestic water
Must Conform to
Mrs. Will Fritts and Mrs. Freeman the body of her husband was found
F. M. Phillips, deputy dairy and
of the bride’s parents east of town, clan of Whitewood. S. D , Is a broth­
main at the highest point and di-
Phipps spent Wednesday afternoon on the bed in which he has been a
here
Tues-
food
commissioner,
was
which was attended by about fifteen er of Mrs. Lay. and the visit was
vert water therefrom for irrigation
with Mrs. Howard Reid sewing on confirmed invalid for several years. of the happy couple's young friends.
doubly joyful from the fact that 21
Purposes. Should this be done he day and Wednesday of this week
Red Cross garments.
His health had been falling rapidly
last
years had elapsed since
said the West Siders would be more ’looking over the stocks in the vari­
Mr. and Mrs. Winters of Californ­
Official Visit
since he retired from business in
than pleased to have the irrigation ous stores. and reported that ail con­
meeting.
ia and Mrs. Belscamper went to Pen­ Portland because of the infirmities
F. W Settlemeir, Grand Master of
water now in use by the city divert- formed to the pure food regulations.
dleton and Walla Walla on Tuesday. of age. He lived in Oregon many the Masonic Lodge of Oregon, will
One
thing
only
he
found
amiss,
and
ed to the ranchers in his neighbor-
Umatilla Boardman Sunday
that was the way ranchers have of Mr. Winters purchased a new Chev­ years and formerly was an Eastern make an official visit to the Umatil-
hood. At this point Mayor F.
There
is scheduled to take place
rolet of Lays’ Garage this week.
la Lodge on Monday night, May 19.
Oregon sheep rancher.
McKenzie entered the arena on re­ marketing their butter by writing
titantic
baseball game tomorrow
a
L.
Sampson
recently
sold
his
The gun with which Mr. Brown A large delegation from Hermiston
quest and gave a very efficient re- their names on the wrappers. He
afternoon In Umatilla between the
ranch
to
parties
living
at
Vancou
­
will
meet
him
there.
sume of the operation of both the
__ said that this method must be dis­ ver, Wash., who will be here to take killed himself had long been a relic
team of that town and the Board-
in the home and is presumed to have
irrigation and domestic water system continued in future, and that the
be
man nine. It Is expected
i
possession
at
once.
some sentimental connection with
H. 0. A. Club
since his connection with the city name must be "printed or stamped"
good
exhibition
of
the
national
dia­
C.
L.
Upham
has
been
busy
the
Club met at the home of Mrs. O.
council some years ago. Before tak- thereon according to law, and the past few days guiding the steering the history of Mr. Brown's famous
mond
game
because
each
town
has
The
day
father. American abolitionist, who P. Smith on Thursday,
ing his seat he said he would like to wrapper must also contain the print­
won a game, the one last Sunday at
1 wheel. having purchased a Ford for
a
good
so-
was
passed
in
sewing
and
ed
net
weight
and
contain
the
words
was the subject of the song "John
re Main avenue paved from First to
Boardmanegoing to Boardman hy a
himself and family.
Brown’s Body,” The gun was a .44 rial time. A delicious picnic lunch
ourth street, and curbs and cement "dairy butter.” In citing the law he
who took
score of 3 to 6. Thus arc honors
Those
from
this
district
1:30.
Mrs.
Rena
Wa-
was
served
at
calibre weapon.
walks built either by property own- showed that both the producer and
even between the two. and the
In the county track meet held at
Mrs. Brown and six children Bur- terman and mother and Mrs. Kelly
“re or by formation of an improve- the merchant selling the product Pendleton last week were Mr. and
will watch with interest the out-
from
Hermiston
were
guests
of
the
ment district. He was willing ^to were liable to a fine in deviating Mrs. H. J. Ott and children, Mr. and vive Salmon Brown.
come
tomorrow.
club. Mrs. Stroup and Miss Leda
make such improvement on his pro- front the above instructions.
I
Mrs.
F.
Waugaman
and
children.
Gould
of
the
neighborhood
wore
al
­
While here he also inspected the
Good Time Coming
Perty with the rest.
To Their Erie Home
ceamery. hotel kitchens and several Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hannan and
so guests. The next meeting will be
George Holland, assistant water
At a meeting of the directors of held at the home of Mrs. Beisse for
After a visit of Iwo months
children,
A.
E.
Bensel
and
family.
other
places,
and
found
all
in
perfect
superintendent, gavt a brief outline
the Creamery Thursday evening it Mrs. Gould.
relatives In California. Mrs. Mabel
1
and Miss Ethel Graham.
regarding the many leaks that have sanitary condition.
little daughter and
Sapper,
Alfred Groom Is now working for was decided to hold a dairymen's
•»ning up this spring in the domes-
picnic on Saturday. May 31. Watch
mother have gone to Erie, Pn , to
the Ft. Wayne Fruit CO.
New Barber
‘ »ater pipe lines, and thought
Use Good Judgment
for particulers next. week.
William Shaar has at last secured make their future home. In the let-
The bill authorizing $2,500,000
hat the present system would al-
a barber to assist him In his shop In 1er directing us to change the ad-
Attorney Visits
“ax be a bill of expense to the city. Roosevelt highway bonds to condi­
Grange Meeting
the person of Mr. Englehart, who ar- dress of The Herald to Erie Mrs.
Attorney Edw. J. Clark. who has
The main event of the evening. tioned upon the government putting
There will be a regular meeting rived from Spokane last Saturday Sapper says:
taken a partnership tn the law firm
Opting the banquet served at mid up a like amount.
"Wc have seen lots of beautiful
of
the Hermiston Grange next Wed-
This means that Oregon ould get of Will M. Peterson, the well known
"Sht. was reserved till the last. It
While
It
Is
true
that
various
fac-
things
since coming here, hut the r
$5,000,000 road if the people vote Pendleton attorney, was in Hermis- nesday evening. May 21, an Mack’s
Probably was not intended to be so.
have not been any nicer
tors
contribute
to
Increase
or
reduce
I
two
months
e bonds and the automobile li-ton Wednesday attending to legal I hall at 8:30 p. m.
Just happened that way. This the bonds
than
we
have
had In Hermiston in
the attendance at schools in given
firm.
vas the talk by Attorney J. T. Hin- cense would take care of Oregon's I business connected with
sections
of
the
country.
It
is
worthy
the
spring.
Evening*
the ocean
is
Sterilization of dairy utensils
of new Mr. Clark was formerly city
* who on taking the floor did not share. Millions of
breeze is pretty cold, even to the ex
production
of
of
comment
that
In
the
States
hav-
necessary
for
the
- of Toledo, Oregon, and is a gen-
"nee matters, but began by hewing country would be opened up - and . I ney
improved tent of necessitating the wearing of
ould have a coast defense i tieman of most pleasing personality. dairy products of high quality, part-ling a High percentage of
. the line over the change that had Oregon
a much larger . percentage of furs, but the sun is beautiful. Hope
icularly milk and cream, because I roads-------------------
sen made In the Columbia highway road connecting with the one being
the washing of dairy utensils, at rural students enrolled regularly at-iwe find nice weather In the east
some
Every
farmer
should
keep
built
by
Washington
and
California.
1
15th of
, its diversion from t..-
-
the
original
least by the process ordinarily used. I tend the schools than In the State" Wc will be in Eric on the
im-May and you can send next week's
"rey to go through E. P. Do Id's Good judgment and not sectional sort of account system of Vis busi- is not sufficient to Insure freedom I having a amali percentage of —
show
phard and the C. C. Mason an
jealousies should guide the voters in ness. It
!• should
onvwr •*
---- — the
- ! rofit and
paper there.'
from infection and contamination.
proved roads.
. .
llosa of all of his operations.
Sullivan places, thus eliminating this election.
) fur-
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