T H J
IRRIGON NEWS
Huckleberry picker« from Kamela
and Meacffani have returned to their
respective homes but did not bring
very many berries with them. Early
reports to the effect that they wero
abundant this year seems to be false.
row county and Benton county and
ulso q federal license. For the bene-
fit of those expecting to use this
route we would say, turn off either
at Irrigon and pass Wadsworth’s
store and on down the rtver view
and follow the ferry signs on down
to the landing. You cun also cross
over 1 >4 miles west of Irrigon from
the Columbia highway where the fer
ry sign stands.
H Z B M IB T O ff
HXB j LLD,
corralling than In the Ware field. A
good number has been killed each
time.
A. D. Sm ith is spending a few days |
in Portland.
H E R M IS T O N ,
Athey Writes of
Project Life\
W hen you bake a pie
do you eve r stop to • in s id e r t h a t f o r the same
money and no work at a il you can buy a high
grrade pie fro m ua?
When you bake a cake
I FORMEE
HERALD MAN GIVES |
VIEWS OF IRRIGATION
It r ,x t, you as much u you would psy u* to
bake itVor you - and we »uarantee that our
rake will plraer your m e t fasudm u, guest.
Mrs. C. H. Shaw has returned to
her home after spending several
weeks with Mrs. F. F. Fowler who
Great Future Seen- on Project for |
lives northeast of Hermiston.
Those Who Stay
Mr. A. L. -Miller’s .paint gang is
here this week painting the depr t
Inside and out, also signs and cattle
guards along the right of way. The
railroad company believes in keep
ing their properties covered with
paint not only from the stunpoinl
of apperance but from the economy
standpoint.
C K B O O Y .'
With
When you bake bread
some of that bread wilCbe^oid before you can
possibly u m it up. YouZ?et our bread fresh
ovary day - and you pay no more.
Them;
School District No. 8 Will hold a
People Are Praised
Watermelons are moving In all I meeting at the school house August
directions. Not very many are be- 9 at 2 o’clocki All voters are request
M. C. Athey in Madras Pioneer
Ing shipped out, except in crates by ed to be present.
\\
hen one has lived in Jefferson
express but the trucks are in ser
Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Shaw drove to I county and has taken advantage of
vice. The crop will fall far short of
Weston the week before last and vis-1 the many pleasures old mother na-1
what was are expected
few of The
the | ,,cd
growers
making but
the a money.'
MrB Shaw’8 ,nother- Mrs. Kins |ture has left in this wonderful land,
C IT Y B A K E R Y
Mclons Now Ripe
FRIED CHICKEN DINNER
I they just simply can't get it out of
Sunday Noon and Evening
Miss Violet Shipley who has been I their system, no matter where they
Price 60 cents
visiting relatives at Nolin has re-1 go, so it is with the greatest pleasure
Burglars madi, an effort to enter
turned
to
her
home
In
Westland.
|one
can
anticipate
that
I
am
able
to
Mr. M. F. Wadsworth's store Mon
visit this land of wonderous advant
day night. • The door had been Jim
Mlss Iona Gardner visited Friday ages.
ted and had If-not been tor the pract
After living 15 months in an ir
and Saturday with her friend Miss
M R S . M IL L IE D E C K ,- P r o p .
ice followed by Mr. Wadsworth for
Bernide Spencer.
rigated section, and following the Ir-
a number of rebar«, of bracing the
rigatipn system Uncle Sam gives us
front door securely, this was all but
in the Reclamation Service, I was
accomplished. The brace however,
wondering if some of my observa
could not be Jiniied and the burglars
■FBCIA L COMUESFONDCNCC
tions would be «t any benefit to the
had to leave without getting any
good people of Jefferson county. Be-
thing. Two suspicious looking char
I have the Agency
Ripe cantaloupes in large numbers | fo)e half tbe sentence was out of my
acters were roaming around during
for
are reported on the Howard Reed ystem, George hopped from his
the evening and making various In
ranch W. H. Williams have had chair, relieved me tioni my "sky-
quiries as to where the store keep
roasting earn for two weeks. Will piece” gently placed me in a chair
er lived, etc., but these parties
Rhodes
has clingstone peaches on the before a typewriter and said, “Hop
LEAVE
could not be found Tuesday morning.
market.
Tomatoes are lipening rap to it, my boy, hop to it.” So here
“end leton
8:00 12:00 4:00
This place has been lucky in this re
idly in all gardens. Watermelons ' goes.
Echo
9:15 1:15 5:15
spect and we hope nothing of this
are in use at some farms. Fried
Stanfield
9:30 1:35 5:35
kind Btarts now.
Being connected with a newspapet
chicken ,8 on the menu da„ y on th(,
Hermiston
9:55 1:55 5:55
the first thilig I wanted to know
table« of the community and farm
Into Umatilla 10:15 2:15 6:15
was the class of people living on the
Mr. and Mrs. Warner and family,
ers ¡fre not envious of their city
of
•reject
and
may
I
be
perinlted
to
LEAVE
and their guests Mesdames Railsback,
friends at this season.
Umatilla
8:00 12:00 4:00
ay tfiat the people living on the
Bade and Fowler of Bozeman, Mont,
SPICES, EXTRACTS,
8:20 12:20 4:20
Heriniston
Umatilla project are about the finest
took in the sights at Patterson and
An accident which might have
8:45 12:45 4:45
Stanfield
¿lass of people I ever had the plea
various points on the north side Sun
TOILET
been serious happened on the ranch
9:00 .1 :0 0 5:00
Echo
sure of meeting. It seems to me
day. Mr. W. B. Howard’s bus was
of George Beddow one day this week
PREPARATIONS
Into Pendleton 10:15 2:15 6:15
that irrigation calls for |a higher
hired for the ocenslon.
Where George Gill was mowing hay
class of citizenship; devclopes great-
TWO TRIPS SUNDAY
ETC.
Mr. Gill’s sickle cut into a loaded
r thinking; and I honestly believe
cartridKe of a shot gun CBUBlng i( „
Ije.iving Pendieron 8 a. m. and
Ferry Win» Praise
t makes a man think more about
Call a t residence or leave
4 p. rn.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Jieaman and son
be discharged which raised the sick
home, for the farm houses around
Leaving Umatilla 8 a. m. and
orders
a
t
Ore.
Hdw.
Co.
motored to Patterson Sunday via the
le from the ground several feet
lermiston have more home conven
4 p. m.
Irrigon-Patteraon forry and were the
frightening the horses hitched to'tin
iences for the women folk than any
Phone 868'
722 Cottonwood
guests of Mri M. W. Jacobson, the
mower. Fortunately no damage wa
done and Mr. Gjn consldered hl)UHell farming section I have ever seen,
We Deliver Parcels at Way Poi n La
Pear King of this part of the country.
Hermiston, Ore.
irrigation makes a man think, makes
ivi«;ky
Mr. Seaman also took notes of the
him
study.
That’s
why
it
makes
FARC6
ferry service and the landings,
him
a
better
citizen.
Those
who
do
p A n d ln t o n t o E c h o . S i.IO
roads and connections and reports
Little Florence Udey left foi
P e n d le to n to S t a n f ie ld , S I.3 6
not want to do that, soon find out ifter the water is here. Along the
Mr. Holmen In elegantly equipped to
Portland one day this week to Join
P e n d l e t o n t o H e r m i s t o n , 6 1 .7 5
P e n d l e t o n t o U m a t i l l a , 6 2 .1 6
handle (he ferry business. The
her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Tom that tliey are not fitted for an ir - 1 country roads and highways, aven-
rigated ranch and move on. and the ues of trees will be growing, lawns
landing as now arranged on botli
Kink, and two cousins and motor
ndustrous kind of farmer takes his | and flowers will surround every
SPE C IA L C O R K S S roN D E N C a
rides, could not be Improved upon
Station at Hotel Oregen and
to the coast where the party will <>n-
dace.
This farmer is a success, for "arm house. Con you picture the
and Mr. Johnson, the expert ferry
I joy a few weeks vacation.
Hotel Hermiston
ie
is
always
taking
advantage
of
|
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Gardner and
difference from the looks of the pro
mnn who Is handling the boat for
the lessons furnished him through ect now? Ten years from now, you
him. certainly understands the bus- daughter Iona havo returned from
Mrs. Luiu J. McDaniel and four
Inetjo. Thè boat made the trip ovir Deer Park, Wash., where they have children are recent arrivals 'from ihe Department of Agriculture and turdy pioneers who have stayed on
!he job and fought this water bus-
in five tqlhutcs and hack in seven been visiting Mrs. Gardner's sister Portland and arc guests at the home agriculture colleges.
ness to the end, will be able to sit
Tile
North
Unit
project
is
for-
I
minutes from the time ropes were who lives there.
of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Edmonds. Mrs.
lifted anti again socttrley fastened
McDaniel is a sister of Mr. Edmond’,/ lunate in having many examples of | back and look with pleasure upon
irrigated sections, and can take ad- Job that the populace will glad
EJd. Nunn and little daughter
and guarda raised to permit cars to
vantage of the experiences of peo- 1,iail as ,he K'eatest piece.of improvt
move off the ferry. Mr. Holmes) Ruth have returned from Eugene
Mr. Otto Hein) and wife and Mad
has a number of letters from auto where the child has been in a hos am Belscamper went by aMto to Wal iecta near at hand and can start out inent in the state of Oregon, an-
those who know the hardships yo
clubs and other routing agencies pital for the past three months.
ia Walla last Saturday returning thi in a successful basis at the very be have put up with will say “Wei
Gtegoii'.s Hisht r Institution of
ginning. The Umatilla project was
showing that the tourists arc more
..
.. „ ... , ,
following Monday. Lawcrence Hoinl
Mrs. U. S. Shipley left Thursday who sppi)t twQ wceRa v,HitinK jn a failure for years. A failure from done, thou good and faithful ser
than satisfied with' the service rend
ered. One auto .club I has written evening for Tillamook and other Wa„ a Wa ll. returned with the par the standpoint of the Reclamation I vant.”
ervice and also for the people on
Mr, Holmea for all the particulars, coast cities where she will spend the I ,y
Eight Schools; Seventy Uepartmenl»
he project. It took years for both ATTORNEY GENERAL DECIDES
connectiona and schedules of his ser remainder of the summer. Mrs.
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 19, 1921
Io learn how to do things right. They
SOLDIER BONDS QUESTI03
vice. adding that tourists were com Shipley was accompanied by her
F. T. Keller, brother of Chas.
F of infoi in a Hon wrile Io the Registrar
ing In, praising ithe ferry service daughter, Mrs. Charles Conner of Keller arrived Tuesday from Jones- know now and there is no more
Oregon
Agricultural College
experimenting
They
absolutely
between Patterson and Irrigon. Mr. i/tanficld.
CORVALLIS
horro, Arkansas and will spend a know what they are doing, and ail Men Who Received State Aid
Holmes pitta up the guards before
Other Forms Not Barred
_
.
month visiting at his brothers home the knowledge they have gained in
the boat moves and uses every pre
for the past three weeks neigh-| hcre. Mrg Ko,,er whf) ,g n(iw v|aU
From Getting Loan
caution against any ¡possible acci burs of the community have had a Ing In California will Join him In the years of experimenting can be given
to the North Unit and there can be
dent. He has a license from Mor- rnhblt drive every Sundny evening near future.
no question of the outcome. I am
H. Van Winkle, state attorne
early birds arc the lucky ones. Mes-
sefs Grim, Seaman, Jones, Kicks,
Glasgows and Graybcals are now on
with the goods. A. L. and M. E.
Doble should be moving their crop
in a week or ten days but much of
Merrill E. Doble’s has been eaten up
by the rabbits. Coming as the crop
has, not ail at once and rabbits de
stroying such a large acreage, car
loads will not move for a week or so
and probably not then if the truck
ing service should extend. If the
weather keeps up warm, the net to
all growers will exceed what could
have been expected if car loads had
to be moved at this stage of the game.
California melons have seen /their
best and car loads will demand a
better price if anything, instead of
rower from now on. N. Seaman has
developed a new miiskmeion and has
named it "New Irrigon” he promis
es It to beat anything ever grown in
this district. Just a few are getting
ripe now. They are averaging ubout
live or six pounds each and look
♦cry much 'ike a cantaloupe but a
little long one way. The meat is
deep salmon color, and It has a very
thin rind, very sweet and a small
seed cavity. It promises to be a
very good shipper and all who have
tasted it, claim it is the best they
ever sampled. How this is obtained
is a scrct. Mr. Seaman promises to
have several acres and will supply
the market with the New Irrigon.
Oregon Hotel Cafe
COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES
Complete
Pendleton and
Umatilla Stage
LINE
Mrs. J. S.
W est
BUTTER CREEK ITEMS
TECHNOLOGY
onion
C O R SETS
The French Restaurant
speaking about the Umatilla pro- general handed down a series o'
The Neighborhood club picnic sup- I Ject in comparison because I know •pinions a few days ago that will b
BAKERY ssd CONFECTIONERY
per held last evening on the Sommer- I about that. You also have thf ">f interest to ex-service men llvin;
f
cr lawn was largely attended. Mr. I Ochocho project near at hand and round here.
Elegantly Furnished Rooms in Connection
Nathan Bloom ably acted as toast-1 can profit from their experiences,
It seems that men who receive!
STRICTLY FIRST CLASS
master calling on many of the guests I That project is practically the same pay from the state far attendin
to give shori talks, all responding soil and was built under practically I school under the Boldicrs education;:
Hohbach Fro»., Proprietors
with keen delight In telling of their the same conditions that the North ict will be allowed to participate
Pendleton, Oregon
experiences and reminiscences of the I Unit will be constructed, so you are I n the loan without returning tli
paH*’
,
ioubly fortunate in having the ex-1 sum received from the state whili
Mrs. W. H. Simmons gave a review implcs of other sections who have at school. It seems that the rulliji.
of the Neighborhood club activities h o to RpcHk, laid the foundation foi will also apply to any man who ha
since its formation and Mrs. A. R. | a successful project for you, and | received any other form of govern
Flshef explained the-nature of the failuce will be out of the question.
ment aid since his discharge Thi
work done by the Columbia park
■ K L, KCT R IC F I X T U R B S ■
Tho most wonderful thing about lulling follows:
board who work under tho club di an Irrigated ranch is the fact that
’ A N D A P P L IA N C E S
5
"A
person
who
has
received
foi
rections.
139
«
you know just what your ctop it go military or navul serv^es extra com . J 2 0 3 F . C o u r t Phone
6 t . P e n « ll« t o n , O r e .
The affair which was on the order ing to be every year, that is if you
pensation exceeding Ihe amount o*
of a "Home coming” was greatly en raise alfalfa or wheat. The water
cash bonus, would be entitled to re
joyed by everyone present the sup comes and the crops grow, that’s all
ceive the loan, under Ihe state bonur
per superintended by the committee there is to it. You can bank on
act, without deduction of the amount
was generously spread and every crop every year. The farmers on the
so received." said Ihe option.
one feasted heartily.
Umatilla project know how many
Other opinions relating to thi
Including the children there were tons of alfalfa they are going io have
bonus
act follow:
about 100 present.
I every year. If they don’t the Re
A person who has received for nnl
clamation Service does, for the Ser-
Itary or naval service extra com
Baptist Notices
|vtre studies the entire project very
pensatinn, less than the amount of
R. V. Ashinun minister. Sunday carefully and knows all there Is to
22 Years b ferviee. Oldest n OregM
the cash bonus he would be entitled
Ip
school 10*00, subject, "Paul Becomes know about it.
to under the bonus act, is entitle«!
G.
Hurley, Manager
a Missionary.” If you want a Sun- I Before the water was on the
Io receive the loan without such de
day school picnic come Sundny and ground on the Umqtilla project duct ion of the amounts so received.
Our Specialtie»
vote "Yes.”
there was nothing there, very little
Any relative entitled 'to receive
Do not put oft starting to Sunday | land was under cultivation, and now cither the cash bonus or tho loan
school, hegln now and get the bene- approximately 25,000 acres are un under the provisions of section 7 of
fit of all of Paul's missionary Journ-I der a high state of cultivation. Look the bonus act, may elect which he
ies.
[at the difference here. Of 100,000 will take, and seclion 5 specifics the
The Young Peoples society at 7:0 J Incres-in ihe North Unit, they tell me
relative of the deceased vetefan who
p. m., topic "Thy Will Be lk»ne With 'hht nearly 80 per cent of It is un- nay lake a bonus in his stead.
W e m ake e ve ry e ffo rt to f u r n ith
ftrtt claM
My Pleasnrera,” Come and bring a der cultivation. The first year
friend.
water was on the ground on the
Foremen, Superintendents,
Morning worship at 11:00 o’clock. I UniatUla project It was almost a dls-
Hunger, the Best Sauce
Managers or Farmer*
speclal music by Miss Emily Shot- mnl failure. The first year water
Sauce Is-used to creatp an appetite
well. Theme, "Pre-requisites for rentes to yon, you are going to make or relish for the food. The right
Fkore Rueh Order« Omr Fx*en«e
Worship."
a grand success of it.
way Is io look to your digestion.
Pknoe Broadway 2276
Evening worship at 8:00 o'clock.
Anyone who knows anything When you have good digest loo you
(heme "Witnessing for God."
about irrigated projects, and has are certain to relish your food.
14 N. Second St. Portland, Ore.
A Christain welcome is extended looked over the North Unit, knows Chamberlain's Tablets improve the
to all.
that here is the garden spot of Ore digestion, create a healthy appetite
Prayer meeting Thursday evening gon when water goes on the land.
and cause a gentle movement of the
at S:00 o’clock.
I can picture this place 10 year« bowel*.
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