The Hermiston herald., September 22, 1921, Image 4

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TOE HERMISTON JE R A L D , HERMISTON, OREGON.’
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consid ered as b u t a n a d d itio n a l u n it
of th e p re s e n t g o v e rn m e n t p ro ject.
T h e re is a n a tu r a l close re la tio n sh ip
b etw een th e tw o e n te rp rise s, th e
re c la m a tio n fe a tu re s w ill
very
sim ila r, th e te r rito ry co n tig u o u s an d
it is possible th a t by g ro u p in g th e
tw o p ro je c ts to g e th e r we m ig h t se­
c u re fu n d s th a t w ould not be im m ed­
ia te ly a v a ila b le fo r a n e n tire new
p ro ject.
COST OF HIGHER EDUCATION
SMALL
Some co m m en t upon th e h ig h cost
of h ig h e r e d u catio n hup p rev ailed hi
th e sh ite , m ean in g by th a t sp e c ific a l­
ly th e b h rd en o f su p p o rtin g tin
sta te '» th re e In s titu tio n » of h ig h e r
e d u c a tio n , th e O regon A g ric u ltu ra l
college th e U n iv ersity of O regon an d
th e S ta te
N o rm al
School
at
M onm outh.
C a re fu l
c o n sid e r­
a tio n of th e fact», h o o v e r , in ­
d icates th a t th e b u rd e n of ta x a tio n
la id by the»e in s titu tio n » is m uch
less th a n goes th e g e n e ra l re p o rt.
F ig u re» com piled by th e U n iv ersity
of O regon show th e e n tire e d u c a tio n ­
a l tu x o f th e S ta te $ 16,244,065.10.
Of th is 114,162,387 is used fo r g rad e
a n d h ig h schools an d only $2,081*-
678.10 fo r th e in s titu tio n s of h ig h e r
ed u c a tio n . T h e la t te r fig u re is a p
p ro x im atcly o n e -e ig h th of th e e n tire
e d u c a tio n a l tax .
T he to ta l to be raised fo r 1921 is
in d ic a te d as $ 4 1 ,1 7 4 ,0 49 of w hich
th e sum devoted to s u p p o rtin g th e
th re e in s titu tio n s of h ig h e r e d u catio n
ir 4.9 p er cen t. In o th e r w ords $4.90
of ev ery h u n d re d d o lla rs collected
Out of Place
S e llin g m en on th e a u c tio n black
in tax es goes th is y e a r to th e su p p o rt
of th e th re e in s titu tio n s of h ig h e r in B oston so u n d s B u n k o v ik l, an d it
le a rn in g . T h is fig u re, w hch is noi w ill m ake good re a d in g In R u ssia—
com m only u n d e rs to o d mfd w hich is M edford M ail-T rib u n e.
n o t h ig h , is how ev er, 34 per cent
h ig h e r th a n it w ill be in 1922 w hen
Some Consolation
C o n sid erin g re cen t new s from th e
a d ecrease in th e m oney re q u ire d fo r
th e th re e in s titu tio n s of $1,194,091.- coal reg io n s, O regon h a s reaso n s to
06 w ill be in effect. T h is d ecrease e ffe r fe rv e n t th a n k s th a t h e r coal
lc s u its fro m th e fa c t th a t nilllag i fields a re lim ite d .— E u g en e R eg ister.
(ax es in effect th is y e a r fo r th e firs t
lim e, w ere re tro a c tiv e an d it w as
Aurora Speaks Up
L e t’s te ll them all t h a t A u ro ra is
n ecessary th e re fo re to collect th i
y e a r fo r 1920 as w ell. T h e facts, one little to w n th a t is fo r th e 1925
■ th e re fo re , a re th a t f o r *1921 th e th ro e fair. S ev en ty -fiv e p er c e n t of O re­
in s titu tio n s of h ig h e r le a rn in g , in g o n ’s v is ito rs pass th ro u g h A u ro ra.
e lu d in g th e e x p e rim e n t s ta to n ap- — A u ro ra O bserver.
p ro p ra tlo n s, w ill co st $4.90 o u t of
ev ery h u n d re d p aid as tax es, w hile
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th e fig u re fo r 1922 w ill be reduced
T hey w ill n ev er c a tc h G a rd n e r if
Io $3.34.
th e m em bers of th v posses seek in g
F ro m th ese fig u re s it w ill be seen him a re possessed w ith th a t sam e
th a t th e tax fo r h ig h e r ed u c a tio n ii so rt of h ero w o rh ip w h ich m ake3 so
a v ery sm all one w hen th e to ta l of m any c itiz e n s say : “ I hope th a t bird
o u r ta x bill is ta k e n in to consider» g e ts a w a y .”-—A sto ria B u d g et.
I tio n . I t is bo sm all in fa c t th a t It
lo u r in s titu tio n s of h ig h e r learning
Mt. Hood Erupts
w ere to be ab o lish ed a lto g e th e r tin
Now t h a t th e g eo lo g ists have d e ­
sa v in g w ould be so s m a lt th a t th e tax cided th a t b o th th e M ount Hood and
[ p ay er w ould h a rd ly iwitice It.
M ount A dam s " e r u p tio n s ” w ere ju s t
L o w er tax es a re v e ry m uch to be o rd in a ry a v a la n ch es, it re m a in s fo r
I desired , b u t ed u c a tio n is n o t th e place som e e n te r p ris in g g e n u is to th in k o u t
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T u p elo (M iss.) R eview
W h y do m e rc h a n ts a d v e rtise ? It is
n o t because th ey do n o t re alize th at
everybody in th e ir co m m u n ity know s
th em a n d w h a t th e ir line's of good
are. I t is n o t th a t th e y know th a t
th e ir frie n d s a re a w a re th a t they arc
d o in g b u sin ess. T h a t h a s n o th in g
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o r w om an h as opened a sto re fo r the
sale of c e rta in lin es of goods does no.
by a n y m ean s m ean th a t th ey w ill
be su ccessfu l. E v ery o n e in tlie com ­
m u n ity m ay be a w a re o f th e fa ct, a n d
th ey a rc also a w a re th a t th e re a re
o th e rs in th e sam e lin e of business.
T he fa c t is th a t a d v e rtis in g c re a te s
business. I t c re a te s a d em and fo r
th e m erc h a n d ise t h a t th e m e rc h a n t
h a s upon h is shelves. A person m ay
w alk in to a s to re a dozen tim es and
com e o u t w ith o u t in q u irin g fo r v a r ­
ious a rtic le s th a t could be h ad fo r th e
ask in g . T h e m e rc h a n t k now s th a t
io be a fa c t, an d th a t is w hy he a d ­
v e rtises
h is local p ap er. H e
kn o w s th a t p a p er goes In to p ra c tic a l­
ly ev ery hom e in th e co m m u n ity , and
he k n o w s th a t by a d v e rtis in g his
goods th e people w ill g o to th e sto re
to buy w h a t th e y see a d v ertise d . A d­
v e rtis in g c re a te s a dem and.
Delicious
H hole some
Cor fectionery
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GUNS
Exposition Endorsed
It is s c a rc e 'y n ecessary to say th a t
people w a n t th e 1925 ex p o sitio n held
T hey w ill be exceedngly d is a p p o in t­
ed if it is n o t held. As to th e fllfbnce
plan ad o p ted . It is p e rh a p s as fa ir a
nlan as could be devised.— P e n d le ­
ton E a s t O regonian.
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Neu)s stand
Cigars end Tobacco
Even We Have a Few
P riz e s w ill be o ffered in C ottage
G rove fo r th e best p ic tu re s of u n ­
s ig h tly sp o ts yi th e c ity as a m eans
o t c r e a tin g civic pride. G ra n tin g th a t
C orvallis h a s som e good p h o to g ra p h ­
ers m an y frst prizes w ould be needed
if su ch a m o vem ent w ere s ta rte d
h ere.— B oston C o u n ty C ourier.
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If th e u n iv e rse is really one th o u -
an d tim e s la rg e r th a n w e th o u g h t It
was, how larg e did we th in k it w as?
— L ife.
AS A NEW UNIT TO THE UMATIL-
Of course it is none of o u r b u sin ess
LA PROJECT
b u t as f a r os we ca n see th is w orld
C. M. Henderson has bought
the interest of Pat Mooney in
the City Meat Market and the
business will be conducted by
Sikey & Henderson.
We will be prepared to give
our many patrons the same
good service we have always
given them in the past.
City M eat M arket
SIKEY A HENDERSON, Prep.
I
E ast O reg o n ian
w as m ad e fo r g ra n d c h ild re n .— D allas
News.
C an ’t som e m a n u f a c tu r e r give a
stra w h a t a b o o m eran g shape, so It
w ill com e back w hen It blow s o ff? —
G reen v ille (8 . C .) P ied m o n t.
Local people w ho a re a n x io u s to
T he c o u n try m ust- be g e ttin g back
see th e M cKay re se rv o ir b u ilt a re
Io norm alcy. T h e Ilg h tln g -ro d a g e n ts
ta k in g n o tice of S e n a to r B o ra h ’s p lan
a re d o in g b u sin ess a g a in .——P a la tk a
f o r e n la r g in g w estern, re c la m a tio n
( F la .) T im es-H erald .
p ro je c ts a s one ste p to w a rd re lie v in g
th e u n em p lo y m en t s itu a tio n a n d th e£
W om an n ev er K b u t a lw a y s to be,
a lso n o te w ith sa tisfa c tio n th a t H e r­ dressed , if th e r e 's tr u th In h e r e te rn a l
b e rt H oover la in clin ed to su p p o rt th e ” 1 h a v e n 't a th in g to w e a r.”— L ouis­
move.
v ille C o u rie r-Jo u rn a l.
W estern people a re q u ite agreed
Now th a t a g a n g of g lr I'burglars
upon th e w isdom of e x te n d in g th e
re c la m a tio n policy a n d th e unem ploy­ h a s been fo u n d in Des M oines, people
m en t s itu a tio n m ak es su ch a move a t o u g h t to keep a m ouse in s te a d of a
th is tim e p a rtic u la rly a p p ro p ria te . b u lldog.— O m aha Bee.
It is also so u n d policy fo r th e g o v ern ­
If w o m a n 's dress w as o f th e old
m en t to e x te n d an d e n la rg e upon e x ­ le n g th a n d th e p rice in p ro p o rtio n
is tin g p ro je c ts w h e re v e r possible tu how- m uch w ould it cost to d ress a
do so. T h e r e 'a r e m an y reaso n s for c h ic k e n ? — S te a m b o a t S p rin g s (Colo.)
th is a n d th e y need no t be en u m e ra te d
P ilo t.
here.
If su ch a p olicy is ad o p ted a n d c a r.
ried to a lo g ical co n clu sio n th e p re s ­
e n t U m a tilla Irrig a tio n p ro ject w ill
e v e n tu a lly becom e b u t th e n u cleu s of
la much larger project.
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