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Section 2
V O L. XV
H E R M IS T O N . U M A T IL L A C O U N T Y . O R E G O N , F R ID A Y , J U N E 17, 1921
in g c a r recen tly p u rch ased from Um­
a tilla g arag e. T hey w ill tr a v e l via
S po k an e an d th e Y ellow stone N a tio n ­
SPE C IA L CUK SESPO NDENC E
al P a rk , D enver an d on dow n
E. S ta n la k e of Y ak im a. W ash la th ro u g h to M issouri and fin a lly back
cam ped In th e sh ad es thiB w eek look­ via C alifo rn ia som e tim e n e x t w in t­
in g over sev eral tr a c ts of lan d and er.
ex p ects to lo cate here. Mr. S ta n ­
Rev. J. W. H ood’s m o th er. Mrs.
lak e h as lived In th e
K ennew ick
M
ary
E. Hood an d Miss E s th e r Hood
c o u n try fo r som e tim e an d th in k s o u r
d is tric t h as even th a t c o u n try beat h is sister, a re g u ests a t th e Hood
hom e th is w eek. Miss Hood is teac h
hollow .
e r in th e h ig h school a t K en d rick ,
Idaho.
Mr. an d Mrs. Geo. R an d a n d son
B a tle le ft on th e ir y ears v acatio n
T he y o u n g peoples so ciety h eld
T uesday equipp ed w ith fin e cam p in g th e ir m o n th ly m eetin g W ed n esd ay in
o u tf it a tta c h e d to th e ir Dodge to u r- th e grove by Mrs. L esters an d a fte r
IRK1S0N NEWS ITEMS
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tr a n s a c tin g th e u su a l m o n th ly b u si­
ness, had a lovely tim e in th e w ay
of a w einie ro ast.
T he e a rly p o tato es a re n o t sh o w ­
in g up lik e w as ex p ected a lth o u g h
som e good p a tc h e s a re rep o rted . It
is fe a re d th e seed w as n o t th e best
a f te r a ll p re c a u tio n ta k e n . T h is
sam e seed how ev er, la st y e a r yielded
b ig crops. S im ila r re p o rts come
from P ro sser d is tric t acro ss th e riv e r
a n d th ey a re a t a loss to u n d e rs ta n d
th e cause. H ow ever, w a term elo n s
an d m uskm elons an d can te lo u p e s a re
d o in g b e tte r th a n ev er a t th is tim e of
th e y ear. O ver fo rty a cres h av e been
p la n te d an d th e b u lk of th e w a te r­
m elons h a v e been sig n ed th ro u g h th e
Irrig o n C o o p erativ e M elon a n d P o ta ­
to G ro w ers' A sso ciatio n .
M r. G. W . A gee a n d son w ere b u si­
n ess v isito rs M onday an d T u esday
T h ey m ade a rra n g e m e n ts to developc
th e i r n ew ly p u rc h a se d p ro p e rtie s
e a st of Irrig o n a n d b u ild on sam e in
th e n ex t few w eeks.
Mr. H . L. S ta n fie ld , of S ta n fie ld
w as in Irrig o n T u esd ay tra n s a c tin g
bu sin ess.
MINNEHAHA NEWS NOTES
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C. M. Ja ck so n w as a b u sin ess Vis
ito r in P en d leto n J u n e 7.
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L ittle M iss J a n e t Cox, o f A rlin g ­
to n , is v is itin g a t th e hom es of her
a u n t Mrs. W. G. Roddo a n d h er
u n c le J. E. H am er.
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L. C. Q uick h a s moved h is fam ily
to th e Je n se n place w h ich he re c e n t­
ly ren ted .
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Mr. Cleve C lark n a rro w ly escaped
a serio u s acc id e n t one day la s t week.
H e w as ra k in g w ith a team of m ules.
T h e to n g u e of th e ra k e fell dow n
f r ig h te n in g th e team an d (causing
th e m to ru n aw ay. Mr. C lark w as
th ro w n from h is s e a t an d d a rg g e d a
s h o r t d ista n c e w h en th e m u les ran
in to a fen ce w h ich caused th em to
stop. Mr. C lark escaped w ith a few
sc ra tc h e s an d b ru ises.
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Doctors Differ About Uncle Sam
Whether he is pictured as tall and slim, or
snug as a roly-poly—it’s all one to us—we’re
neutral. All we care about is FITTING
him in Overalls when he wants a suit and he
surely will be fitted to the Queen’s taste in
M aster L oren Jack so n is n u rs in g a
sp ra in e d w ris t, th e re s u lt of a tu m b ­
le from a horse.
M iss M a rg a re t O rn sd u ff w e n t to
M ilton F rid a y , J u n e 10, to v is it w ith
frie n d s fo r a s h o r t tim e.
E a r l A. W illiam s, b ro th e r of Mrs.
W. A. H in e lln e m ade a s h o r t call
a t th e H in e lln e ra n c h M onday rosrn-
ing. H e m o to red dow n to look a fte r
b u sin ess in te re s ts on th e p ro ject.
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he screen an d w ill be seen a t the
P lay H ouse S a tu rd a y , J u n e 18 w ith
B ry a n t W a sh b u rn In th e s ta rrin g
role. T h e p lay w as o rig in a lly p ro ­
duced some tw e n ty -fiv e y e a rs ago
an d w as h ailed as th e best*A m erican
farce of th e d ay . It is said to bi
even m ore e n te r ta in in g as a m otion
p ic tu re .
T h e h ero Is A u g u stu s B illin g s who
h a s a fo n d n ess fo r y a tc h ln g , a p re tty
w ife, an d an ira scib le m o th er-in -law .
T h e first-siam ed fa ilin g leads him t<
accep t th e in v ita tio n of a flirta tio n '
d o w ag er to acom puny h e r on a y a tc h ­
ln g p a rty to Mexico. T h e m o th er-in -
law g e ts on h is tr a il. C o m plications
o v er a m ix -u p In n am es, a jealo u s
h u sb a n d , an d o th e r m irth -p ro v o k in g
d e ta ils Involves B illin g s in to a mess,
from w h ich h e e x tric a te s h im self by
c lev e r tric k .
L ois W ilson is a g a in Mr. W alsh-
h u rn ’s le a d in g w om an a n d th e su p ­
p o rtin g c a st also Includes Adele
F a rr |n g to n , M onte B lue, a n d C. H.
G e ld a rt. T h e p ic tu re , w hich Is n
P a ra m o u n t-A rtc ra ft,
w as d irected
by D onald C risp.
E d d ie L yons an d . Lee M organ,
m ost p o p u la r o f screen fu n m ak ers.
h a v e n ev er h ad m ore co n g en ia l roles
in th e ir c a r r e r th a n Dr. Poole and
h is m eddlesom e frie n d , G eorge, In
“ F ix ed by G eo rg e," th e com edy hit
w h ich w ill be sh o w n a t th e Play
H ouse W ed n esd ay , J u n e 22.
N o. 40
Settlers Coming
From East Points
T he S ta te of O regon I b on th e rig h t
tra c k a t la s t in re g a rd to lan d s e t­
tlem ent,. a n d th e p la n u n d e rta k e n
th is su m m er , fo r b rin g in g s e ttle rs
from th e m id d lew est, if follow ed as
a co n siste n t policy for a n u m b er of
years, w ill b rin g O regon up to h er
rig h tfu l place in r u r a l p o p u latio n
and developm ent a c c o rd in g to C. C
G lgnoux of O m aha, A ssista n t S up
e rs is o r of A g ric u ltu ra l of th e U nion
P acific Sysfem , In an ad d ress before
th e O regon S ta te C h am b er of Com
m erce lan d se ttle m e n t conference.
T he co n feren ce of re p re se n ta tiv e
business m en an d com m ercial club
sec re ta rie s w as called to p erfect a r ­
ra n g e m e n ts fo r th e recep tio n an d
e n te rta in m e n t of th e firs t tra in lo a d
of s e ttle rs w ho w ill a rriv e In O regon
from th e m iddle w est on J u ly 21st
and to fo rm u la te p la n s fo r a con­
tin u ed land s e ttle m e n t policy for th e
fu tu re .
“O regon h a s been a ste p o r tw o
behind th e p a ra d e In th e p a st in re ­
g a rd to lan d s e ttle jn e n t,” declared
G enoux in p le d g in g th e u n q u alified
su p p o rt of th e U nion P a c ific System
to th e p re se n t p la n s , “ H ereto fo re,
th ere h as been no o rg a n iz e d p lan for
b rin g in g s e ttle rs to th e s ta te , or to
tak e care of them a f te r th e ir a rriv a l.
You a re on (he r ig h t tr a c k a t last,
and y o u r success is c e rta in .”
W illiam H anley, a d ire c to r of th e
S ta te C ham ber, w ho h as ju s t re tu rn -
d frOm th e m iddle w est, declared
th a t th e M iddle W e ste rn s a re ready
to move an d a re in te re ste d in O regon.
An in c re a sin g ly la rg e
n u m b e r of
these s u b s ta n tia l fa rm e rs can be
b ro u g h t to O regon each su cceeding
year, he said.
S e c re ta ry Q uayle’s re p o rt of th e
progress m ade in th e lan d se ttle m e n t
plan th u s f a r w as received w ith e n ­
th u siasm by th e assem bled d elegates.
It w as po in ted o u t th a t a g re a t in te r-
s t in th e h o m eseek ers’ ex cu rsio n to
O regon in J u ly w as b ein g m an ifested
h ro u g h o u t th e m iddle W est. More
ih an 1,000 in q u irie s h ad been a n ­
sw ered th u s fa r, acco rd in g to th e r e ­
p o rt.
T he fu lle st coo p eratio n in th e land
e ttle n ie n t p la n s of th e S ta te C ham ­
ber w as pledged by th e deleg a tes
rom v a rio u s p a its of th e s ta te w ho
w ers p re s e n t a t th e conference.
T hese d e le g a te s in clu d ed : C h arles
lu ll, K lam ath F a lls ; L eslie B u tler.
Hood R iv e r; G eorge W. H y a tt, E n ­
te rp ris e ; W. P . O’B rien, A s to ria ;
Thomas B. K ay, T. E. M cCroskey and
A. C. B o h rn ste d t of S alem ; E. E.
Ilrodie, O regon C ity ; II. H. Jo n as,
k a v e r to n ; J o h n
H en d erso n , Opal
■ ity ; H a rry W. G ard , M ad ras; J. H.
F u ller, A sh lan d ; W . A. R eid, M arsh ­
field; H. A. Jo s lin , D allas; M. D
M organ, H a rris b u rg ; R. L. Schee,
P rin e v ille ; W. E. M eacham , B ak er;
A n tles, B end; G ordon J . T aylor,
M olalla; P a u l R obinson. A u ro ra ;
A lfred A. A ya, Roy T. B ishop, Win
M cM urray, N. U. C a rp e n te r, Jo h n
F erg u so n , R alp h A ckley, G eorge L.
H urd. W . I. G rif fith , F. M. B uin-
i.ell, .Mrs. W in n ie B rad en , Mm. H.
C raw ford an d A. R. Jo h n so n .
Saturday, June 18
B ryan t W ashburn
in
“T o o M u ch J o h n son ”
Comedy— ‘ I t’s a Boy’
Sunday, June 19
T om M oore *» “T o b y ’s B o w ”
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Comedy—“ His Own Medicine”
Wednesday, June 22
L yon s an d M oran •»
A Comedy Feature “f i x e d B y G e o r g e ”
Eddie Polo in .“King of the Circus”
7:30-9:15
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Kefir educed frem K A H N T A IL O R IN G CO.
f u l l l n / i ad I» J e e i i t , Saturday k v n u n t Z’eH
T h e r e ’s T a ilo r e d -to -M e a su r e
C o m fo rt in ,K A ,H N C loth es
B ecause th ese clo th es a re In d iv id u a lly ta ilo re d by e x p e rts
and fitte d to y o u r e x a c t m easu rem en ts, a KAHN M adc-to-M ea-
Merchants Convention
T h e M erch an ts C on v en tio n a t Spa
ta n e J u ly 20-22, w ill be th e largest
ta f h e rin g of P acific N o rth w est busi
less m en on record. S pecial strew
» b e in g laid on th e fa c t th a t the
n th e r in g Is not a ''b u y e rs w eek” in
w hich th e se llin g of goods Is em pha-
Ized. At th e S p okane m e e tin g the
ibjeet Is not th e sale of goods, and
uh sales as a re m ade w ill be only
In cid en tal to th e m ain Iden, w hich Is
to provide th e r e ta ile rs of th e P acific
N o rth w est an o p p o rtu n ity to become
ic q u a ln te d a fre sh W ith S pokane u n ­
t o fa v o ra b le circ u m sta n c e s w hen
pecial provisiotta can be m ade for
h e ir e n te r ta in m e n t. T h e education-
I fe a tu re s a re designed to be of
e n u ln e p ra c tic a l valu e to m e rc h a n ts
and a re a ttr a c tin g w idespread In té r­
ê t.
su re su it n e v er b in d s o r bags.
T h e fit is a lw ay s p e rfe c tly
co m fo rta b le, even In c lo se -b u tto n in g , fo rm -fittin g m odels. T he
f it acro ss th e s h o u ld e rs Is n a tu r a l— an d , since th e w e ig h t of
th e g a rm e n t Is ev en ly d is trib u te d , n o t c o n c e n tra te d u n n a tu r ­
a lly a t a sin g le p o in t, as In th e ense of poorly f ittin g clo th es,
y o u r KAHN s u it feels co m fo rta b le, even 111 w arm w cu th cr
an d Is free from th e ugly w rin k les th a t a lw ay s develop In less-
p e tfe c tly fitte d clo th es.
T o be RUre of g e ttin g a g e n u in e m ade-to-m ea­
su re f i t — p lu s th e m ost c a re fu l h an d -ta ilo re d
w o rk m a n sh ip — come in an d be m easured fo r a
KAHN M ade-to-M easore s u it. Ask to see o u r
special m a te ria ls fo r h o t w e a th e r w earin g .
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J. M. SMITH
Herm iston H otel
A Blooming Chicken
L ittle M ary
w as
v is itin g
her
ra n rim o th e r In th e c o u n try . W alk
T h e re w ill be a Y oung P eoples in g In th e g a rd e n , sh e chan ced to see
S ocial a t th e S h o tw ell hom e F rid a y
peacock, a b ird sh e h ad n ev er aeen
e v e n in g o f th is w eek. J u n e 17 all before. A fte r g a z in g In s ile n t a d ­
e v e n in g o f th is w eek J u n e 17. All m ira tio n , sh e ra n q u ick ly in to th e
lio n a n d th e ir frie n d s a re co rd ially house a n d c ried o u t:
"O h g ra n n y ,
In v ited . T h e re w ill be a g en eral come a n d see* One o f y o u r c h ick e n s
good tim e. W h o k n o w s b u t th a t Is in bloom .” — T h e C h ris tia n R eg ­
th e r e w ill be refre sh m e n ts.
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