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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1921)
THE You Owe Your Children a Home of H E R M IS T O N HERALD PubUshed every Friday a t Hermiston, Umatilla Couaty, Oregon, in the heart of Eastern Oregon’ s great irrigated alfalfa fields, by the Herald Publishing Company.________ Their Own™ M. C. Athey, Editor D e c id e to O w n a H o m e _ ____________ __ You’ve Waited E ntered «■ re- ->ud olaa« m ailar. D ecem ber >. Ity t, ai the ponK.IBi* »1 H eriam w a. Oregon Subscription Rates: O n e ^ e a r, *2 .0 0 : Six Months, i t 00 ers of the weekly and m onthly m ag azines of wide circulation, by tra n s D riving about over th is project one porting th eir ed itio n s for less th an is impressed w ith th e prophesy in the cost. :ood book. "V erily, the desert shall blossom as the rose." The usually TUESDAY IS ELECTION . dry sage brush wactes are b rillian t w ith colorful flowers, the most | N ext Tuesday. Ju n e 7, is th e day Oregon will hold a special election beautiful among them being, the won for m easures th a t were handed back derful rore3 of the cactus, th an w hich io the people by the last legislature. no coddled garden flowers could be There are twq measures th a t we lovelier. In every green oasis th a t should all be very much interested m arks a home, w hether it be the hum ble dw elling of the new settler in One is the W orld W ar V eterans’ or one of the m any fine country S tate Aid fund. This is a m easure th a t will afford relief to thousands homes th 3 t are being built in every of Oregon’s w ar veteranB. It p er direction, one glimpses b rig h t roses. m its th e veterans to borrow money Roses of every kind and color w ith from th e sta te on proper security. If aristo cratic nam es know n to every a veteran of the w ar owns a lot and rose cu ltu rist, roses th a t would w ants to build a house, the sta te will easily rival the choicest production perm it him to borrow $3,000 to build of our world fam ous Rose City. To the house and take a m ortgage on one who looks and sees they b ring a message of courage and faith. Cour the lot and house. There are many features to the bill, b u t th e above age to p lan t th e precious seed even tho’ "h e goeth forth w ith w eeping’’ statem en t tells one of the best a d and faith th a t "he w ill doubtless vantage.}. The m easure, if passed, w ill add come again w ith rejoicing, bearing thousands of homes to Oregon, and precious sheaves." If tim es seem h ard and th e o u t quite a few of them wiii be in Hermiston. T b 1» bill should be sup look a little u n certain , learn the ported by all means. Vote 3<<S— Yes. message of the roses and th e assur- A nother bill w hich we w ish to a«ce of a b rig h t fu tu re for th is pro your atten tio n is th e hygienic m ar- ject will b ring Its certain rew ard. ia;;e ex ar ‘nation and license bill. Good m others of the W est End, SUBSIDIZING THE MAGAZINES ,ve w ant to ask you rig h t here: Do (From th e Philadelphia Record.) /ou w ant your lovely d au g h ters to W h at possible reason can be of have to go before a physician and be xam ined before she can be m arried fered w hy th e governm ent shtfuk carry weekly and m onthly magazine: n th e sta te of Oregon? You cer- from Philadelphia and New York t< ainly do not. It is the w orst piece f trash ever' p u t up to th e voters of San Francisco and Seattle and Port lie state. Kill th is bill so h ard th a t land a t a good deal less th an cost I t charges a good deal more th a r tS sponsors will never dare again to cost to carry le tters; why should i -mt sit.h a th in g ‘ efore th e people tax th e country to carry weekly an ,f O ' , on. Vote 307— No, m onthly m agazines across the conti n en t? It was called to our a tte n tio n last lecoration Day th a t several cars th a t W hen Dean Richmond was a t th head of the New York C entral, t vent to the cem etery drove off the boy asked him for a pass to his honn eg u lar road ih the grounds and tow n. Richmond could assume i irove over some of th e graves. The very terrib le aspect; and, looking a icople who did th is did not know, aw ful as he could, he roared at tin i h at t{iey were doing, it was youngster: ‘ W hy do you w ant ( houghtlessness, b ut we all should be pass? The boy was so terrifled that areful when o u t to our burying he forgot the speech he had Ifearnet ¿rounds in cars and see th a t we stay for th e occasion, and blurted out >n th e roads. Some of the graves "B ecause I don’t w ant to pay.” Deal ire not m arked very well and it is Richmond rem arked, in th e ad ju ra hard to tell them. tlon of President H arding, “ by the e te rn a l,” or its equivalent, th a t thi; H erm iston’s stree ts are looking was the first tim e any one had eve: Ine. The im provem ents are w onder told the- tr u th In asking for a pass, ful. If the city dads would only and he gave the boy his tree ride. construct some cross w alks before The publishers of the weekly ani the bad w eather sets In It would be m onthly m agazines don’t w ant to pa; g reatly appreciated by the citizens w hat it actually costs the govern if th e town and our m any visitors. m ent to carry th e ir publications tt d istan t points, and many of them art ACT IN DEEP MIKE IS SHOWN heavy co n trib u to rs to Republicai IN NEW HARRY CAREY FILM cam paign funds and expect a returi from a Republican Congress for thel H arry Carey and his company generosity. To oblige them , Mr. Mon worked a q u a rte r to a th ird of a mile dell has introduced a bill to reper. underground in film ing m any scenes the postal zone law on second-clas: for “W est is W est," th e Eugene Man- mail. love Rhodes story th a t comes to the T his law is ju st, but It Is also gen Play House next W ednesday, Ju n e erous. It probably does not mak< 3th. E ig h t days and several nights the postage of m agazines to distant were spent below the surface of the points rem unerative to the govern earth a t Jerom e, Arizona, by H arry m ent, b u t it is ju st in th a t it approxi Carey and I I of his U niversal com m ates th a t. It makes the postage pany. g reater for th e longer disances. No T he scenes photographed a t the one can reasonably question the fair- 1,700-foot level of the United Verde ness’of th a t. The object of repealing Copper Mine were th e first ever made the zoning law is to give the m aga at th a t depth, according to th e su p zine publishers an average rate, erin ten d en t. E. E. V anderhoff, and though th haul is a g reat deal more the g eneral m anager, Robert Tally. th an the average. The average haui In fact it was th e first tim e th a t any of all second-class m atter, including picture had been taken In eith er the new spapers. Is about 200 miles. But United Verde or th e Verde ex ten the average haul on country weekliet sion, the Daisy, which arc accounted Is not over 50 miles, and on daily the larg est a*id richest copper mines papers of most of the cities i,t is not in the world. In th e la tte r mine, over 75 miles, and of the largest of H arry Carey and his sta ff worked on the dally new spapers it Is u nder 150 »he 1,000-foot levels, w here they miles. It Is obvious, therefore, th a t exposed' 12,000 feet of negative. I he average haul of th e magazines The company photographed actual is several hundred miles. If the zone m ining in the orc-bearing stoups, law Is abolished, they can get a great from one of which alone has been deal more th an the average haul at taken more than enough ore to pay an average rate. T h is would be the w ar debt of the United States. w orth m tllons to the periodical pub lishers. B ut the averaging Involves 0. A. C. Dairy Notes giving th e periodical publishers a B u ll R egistration Required g reat deal more th an they pay for, The law which required the dairy and m aking th in g s even by giving the publishers of newspapers, whose bull reg istratio n board goes into ef circulation is mostly local, a great fect W ednesday, May 25. The board has th e blank license forms ready deal less th an they pay for. T here Is absolutely no m erit In the for use. These forms, will be sent proposition to abolish th e zoning law. to th e county ag en ts and to any Its only effect— and th is Is the breeder w an tin g them . Inform ation purpose o f the proposed repeal— is to may be bad on application to the add m illions of profits of the p erio d i dairy bull reg istratio n board. O. A. cal publishers at th e expense either C. Corvallis. Address dairy d ep a rt of new spapers or of th e general ta x ment. payers of the country. It Is as In B ulls F itted For A uction defensible as It would be to vote T he dairy bulls to be sold at auc money out of th e treasu ry to Jhese periodical publishers: for It Is m ani tion d u rin g F arm ers week are being festly the same th in g to the govern fitted up by the college dairy d ep art ment to keep money from going into m ent. The sale w ill offer 15 high the treasu ry as to let It go In and (ired bulls, and any farm er w an tin g to build up his d airy herd may set then vote It out. T his bill to repeal the tone law h hia own price and sta n d a good a bill to pay a heavy subvention to chance to get one of these anim als at |o n e class of publishers, th e publish- F arm ers week. THE MESSAGE OF THE ROSES A H o u s e Is N o t E n o u g h ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ s Give the little onee the present joy and comfort and happiness of YIUR OWN HOWE— IT ’S A DUTY. And the best way to secure th a t home is to Build It. P lan it ju st as you w ant it— our A rchitects will help you— and fit It to your pocketbook— all the rooms ju st as you would like to have them, w ith the best ideas as to both in terio r and exterior arrangem ents and suggestions as to vines, foliage and landscape work. B U IL D N O W N othing can be gained by w aiting, as lum ber prices are very unlikely to go lower, in face may go slightly higher. Local Building Items J. L. H arm an is building on hi property on H u rlb u rt avenue. R. C. Challis is adding a porch to his property on Oladis avenue. Ted H all has rebuilt the house th a t burned. J. B. Beebe is building a small barn on his farm south of town. As s’pose you know-—lum ber is 'w ay down — about half last y ear’s price? Let all your Homes and Farm B uildings be Planned and Materialized bY TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO. R. A . B r o w n so n , M gr. 2 PHO NE II» Ladies S hirt WaistB, Just 5 to close out, priced up to $3.50, jn st a few of these a t .................................................................................. $1-00 6 Muslin Combination Suits. Good muslin a t ...........................$1.00 Ladles Light Percale Bungalow Aprons, w orth $2.00 to $2.50, ju st 1 dozen a t ........................................................................................ $1.50 -9 r^ 3 Middle W aists, form erly prices $2.50 to $4.00, to close out $1.50 T his is all seasonable.m erchandise. No exchanges or retu rn s. Ladles Fancy Tan Hose w orth 75c w hile they l a s t ........................ 25c A lot of Fancy Hose w orth 75c a t ...................................................... 25c We are m aking special prices on Men3 Sailor S traw H ats w orth from $1.50 to $3.50 ........................................................................... 50c To close out this is a bargain raver. No re tu rn s or exchanges. MenB C lutt S h irts w ith cuffs altached, not new style, b u t good quality sh irts w orth today $3.00 while they l a s t .................$1.50. No exchanges or returns. Mens Monarch S hirts, good p attern s w ith cuffs attached, w orth $2.60 a t ..................................................................,..........................$1.25 No exchanges. Mens W ork Shirts, good cham bray, gray and blue, a real bargain for ....................................................................................................... »1-00 H e r m is to n P roduce & S u p p ly C o. "T h e Beal o f Good Service" EAT GOOD MEAT EAT THE SAME KIND THAT WE EAT HUY WHERE YOU GET WHAT YOU WANT Just Received Shipment of C a n n e d S a lm o n 2 C ans 2 5 c C ity M e a t M a r k e t MOONEY & SIKEY, Prop. I or Rented Long Enough “ STAY AT HOME MY HEART AND REST -HOME-KEEPING HEARTS ARE HAPP1- EST” —laagfelled. Most people make negative resolutions at the first of the ye?r. To give up something th at you enjoy is difficult. S tart 1921 in a different way. Decide to give your family and vourself the greatest source of pleasure in this world — A NEW HOME C all at oor office and re ce iv e 1921 Building Ideas Inland Empire Lumber Company P h one 331 “ The Yard of Best Quality ” H. M. STRAW . MGR. Exclusive Representatives of National Builders Bureau SEE $L1L g>isrrl H IT T C O N F E C T IO N E R Y S T A T IO N E R Y -F O R - . GUNS Delicious Wholesome Confectionery —and— AMMUNITION A FULL LINE AhSCO Tasty Stationery For Women . News stand Cigars and Tobacco KO D AKS Films developed-- Enlargements made Kake our «tore your headquarter« when In Pendleton TALLMAN & CO. T h e Leading Druggist* Pendleton, Oregon Bargains m Windbreak and Shade Trees for Spring Planting Here are dome of the tree, we can furnlah you thi« eprlnc at «atiefactory prices-. MAPLES—Soft. Sugar or Norway POPLARS—Carolina and Lombardy LOCUST AMERICAN ELM HORSE CHESTNUT UNDEN BALM OF GILEAD While you may not be able to plant your tree« for «onie time, now ie a rood time to cheek up your needa-an d don’t forget we have fruit tree«, shrubbery, roeee, etc. Cut out and mail thi« ad and on an order o f 110.00 or more w e will give you credit fee »1.00. Send in your ll«t now «o we ran get your order ready before the «print- ru«h arrive«. MORE GOOD ACTIVE SALESMEN W ANTED OREGON NURSERY COMPANY Orenco, Oregon "Plant Dependable Traes” Department A LEGAL BLANKS For Sale at The Herald Office
