The Hermiston herald., September 29, 1921, Image 4

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THE UMATILLA RAPIDS
w hich a m a r k e t m u st be fo u n d If
su ch a g ig a n tic p ro je c t is to be m ade
to pay ex p en ses a n d one g a th e r s th e
im p ressio n in re a d in g th e rep o rt
th a t the com iftlesion is itse lf d o u b tfu l
us to w h e re th e m a rk e t w ould be
found.
T h is p ro b lem it seem s to us is on<
th a t w ould solve Itse lf w ith in a
s h o rt tim e a f te r th e developm ent
s ta rte d . In d u s try follow s ch eap pow ­
er. W hen A m erica w as firs t settled
New E n g la n d w on an d held in d u s tri­
al su p re m a c y because she h a d th e
w a te r fa lls. L a te r th e g r e a t coal
d is tric ts o f P e n n sy lv a n ia a n d Ohio
w on an d th e y s till hold th e firs t place
in A m erican in d u s try becau se they
h av e an a b u n d a n c e of coal.
As th e co al field s becom e e x h a jist.
ed an d as co al rises in p rice— an d It
is g e n e ra lly ag reed th u t we have seen
o u r la s t o f ch eap coal In th is c o u n try
•—In d u s try m u st tu r n m o re an d m ore
to th e “ w h ite ste a m ,” n am ely elec­
tric pow er.
T he re p o rt of th e com m ission th a t
su rveyed th e U m atilla rap id s is now
o u t an d th e sto ry c a rrie d by th e O re­
g o n ian of la s t S u n d ay is re p rin te d in
a n o th e r colum n of 'H ie H erald.
I t w ill be seen th a t th e cost of fu ll
d evelopm ent Is estim a te d to be >31,-
000,000 an d t h a f su ch developm ent
w ould c re a te a h a lf m illio n horsep o w ­
er.
T h is of course b rin g s u p th e
q u estio n of w h a t p ro fita b le use to
m ake u f such pow er, a n d th e com m ls.
sion h as an an sw e r ready. I t w ould
Irrig a te 20,000 a cres of lund in th e
B o ard m an d is tric t a n d 50,000 acres
in th e H orse H eav en d is tric t across
th e C olum bia. T h en It w ould be
fe a sib le to ir rig a te la rg e a re a s In th e
s la te of W a sh in g to n u p th e riv e r
from th e proposed dam .
T h is of course w ould ta k e care of
o n ly a p a r t of th e pow er to be d e v e l ­
oped by th e dam . I t is believed th a t
all th e ra ilw ay s of O regon an d W ash ­
in g to n could be ele c trifie d w ith p ro f­
it an d th is w ould be th e logical place
W ith ch e a p pow er h a s a lw ay s gone
to g et th e pow er. S till th e re w ould In d u s tria l
su p rem acy . Y ou
c a n ’t
be a g re a t deal o f s u rp lu s pow er foi com pete w th ch eap pow er. If the
U m atilla ra p id s can be developed t<
th e p o in t of fu rn is h in g an ab u n d an ce
of ch eap er p o w er th e re need be no
w o rry abou,t th e m a rk e t, ih d itb t-
ries of a ll k in d s w ill be bidding
a g a in s t one a n o th e r to b u y th e pow er
th u s developed. As th e e a s te rn coa>
field s becom e ex h au sted th e industry
of th e c o u n try m u st g ra v ita te m on
to th e C olum bia v alley w h ere mos
of A m erica’s undeveloped p o w er lie.
T h e p ro sp ects Is a g lo rio u s one ti
co n tem p late, b u t because it is so big
an d because th e e x is tin g pow er com p
a n ies sta n d to lore h eav ily in th<
ev e n t of its dev elo p m en t th e worl
ah ead w ill be a long an d h a rd one
A lth o u g h as one p ap er said th e o th ei
day, th is c o u n try does n o t care w he
developes th e U m a tilla rap id s as long
as th ey a re developed, it Is h a rd tc
see how p riv a te e n te rp ris e can be
p rev ailed upon to u n d e rta k e th e m at
te r. T he p ro je c t is a g ig a n tic one
a n d w'hoever u n d e rta k e s it w ill have
to w ait some tim e fo r p ro fits as a
p a rt of th e pow er m a rk e t w ill have tc
develope a fterx th e w ork s ta rts .
T h e field seem s to be p ro p e rly on'
fo r y ie g o v ern m en t an d fo r th e n a ­
tio n al r a th e r th a n th e s ta te , on a c ­
c o u n t of th e size of th e p ro ject. Tc
p ersu ad e th e fe d e ra l g o v ern m en t tc
u n d e rta k e su ch a w ork w ill doubtles:
ta k e a n u m b er of y ears, b u t It w ill
be w o rth th e w ork of y e a rs w hen It
com es an d In th e en d it m u st come.
g ive up h is ch an ces to be g o vernor
a g a in in o rd e r to ta k e a >10,000 fe d ­
e ra l Job. W e know a lo t of o th ei
fellow s w ho w ill do th e sam e th in g
Reqniescat in Pace
A ra ilro a d crossing,
A m o to r car,
A b ran d new hearse
•A n d th e re you are.
— S o u th e rn M otorist.
T w o ro ad s th a t cross.
T w o c a rs th a t flew ,
A new m ade g rave,
A nd th e re a re you,
— O regon J o u rn a l
A r ig h t Hharp tu r n .
No c h an g e in pace,
A c o rn e r cu t.
L a s t re s tin g place.
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— C o rv allis G azette-T im es
Som e b o o tleg m ixed
W ith g aso lin e;
F ro m e a r th to H—
A c h an g e of scene.
— O regon V oter
T h e e a r ah ead
He trie d to pass;
A nd now h e ’s dead—
T h e speed in g ass.
— W eston
L ead er
We’ll Add A Verse
T h e express tr a in speeded.
T h e m otor c a r flew ,
A tom b sto n e g listen ed
In th e m o rn in g dew .
A GOOD SHOW
As fa r as we could see th e R ound-
Up of th is y e a r w as c re d lta b b le in
every w ay to th e city of P e n d leto n .
T he g re a t crow d w as h an d le d In an '
o rd erly m a n n e r an d th e re w as little
delay in g e ttin g In o r o u t o f the
g ro u n d s o r In fin d in g a place to e a t
T he show Itself w en t o ff w ith o u t £
h itc h an d it seem s th a t th e re w eri
no serio u s accid en ts, so m e th in g al
sh o u ld be th a n k f u l for.
D ru n k en n ess an d row dyism seem to
h av e been alm o st a m in u s q u an tity
an d except for a little p ro fite e rin g ij
m eals an d room s w h ich v isito rs t.
th e b ig ev en ts have g ro w n a ccu sto m ­
ed to th e re w as little to w hich anyone
could tak e exception. It w as a g reat
show and a c re d it to th e c ity th a
stag ed it.
We are making
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on
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Joke No. 9206
Inland Empire Lumber Company
“ Is P ro fessio n al B aseb a'l S p o rt? ’
ask s a h ea d lin e in th e L ite ra ry Di
g est. Yes, w hen th e hom e team
w ins. In P o rtla n d i t ’s ag o n y .—
W eston L eader.
Doesn’t Sound N atural
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T he ap p eal of A rb u c k le ’s a tto rn e y s
to “ th e C h ris tia n conscience of th is
G o d -fearin g n a tio n ” h a th a n incon
g ru o u s sound.— W eston L eader.
T he w om en a re n o t p u ttin g up
m uch f r u it in Jo h n s to n co u n ty th is
y ear. T he m en a re u sin g a ll th e fr u it
T he O regon s ta te fa ir is on In S al­ ja r s . (N one of y o u r b u sin ess.)
em th is w eek, b b u t I he big e v e n t in T ish o m in g o (O k la.) D em ocrat.
th ese p a rts w ll be th e d a iry a n d ho;
show n ex t w eek.
‘‘B ig loan can save A u s tr ia ”— an d
a lo t of o th e rs.— W all S tre e t Jo u rn a l.
Dr. B ru m field Is back on th e fro n t
Now If R ussia g e ts a sq u a re m eal
page ag a in w ith a b ra n d new ln san ft)
do we g e t a sq u a re deal.— B rooklyn
s tu n t. T h e follow show s a lo t oi
E agle.
b ra in s to p u ll a th in g lik e t h a t and
g et aw ay w ith it so w ell. A nd l!
N ever tr y to ta k e th e beam o u t of
sh o w s th a t a m an need n e v er bi y o u r eye If It's a su n b eam .— W a sh ,
w ith o u t an a lib i.
in g to n P ost.
L en in a n d T ro tz k y a re a co m b in a­
T h e Condon G lobe-T im es re m ark s
tio n In r e s tr a in t of tra d e .— P itts -
th a t P o rtla n d papeiB assum e th e a t ­
b b u rg D ispatch.
titu d e of “ W a tc h P o rtla n d Do I t ,”
T he lin e of le a st re s ista n c e In R us
b u b t th a t P o rtla n d does n o t fo rg et tc
sla w ill be H oover’s b re a d lin e .—
"L e t O regon P a y F o r I t .”
G reen v ille (S. C .) P ied m o n t.
T h e e a s te rn e r’s hom e seek in g ex­
P ro te c t th e b ird s. T he dove b rin g s
p ed itio n h ad to be called o ff because
peace a n d th e s to rk b rin g s ta x -e x ­
lim es w ere so h a rd In th e e a st th a t
em p tio n s.— B irm in g h a m N ews.
nobody could a ffo rd to come. D oesn't
th a t m ake you g lad yu fcot o u t of the
N oah se n t o u t a dove a n d it
cast w h ile th e g e ttin g w as still good? found a d ry spot, b u t we fe a r th e
b ird w ould hav e a h a rd e r tim e now
It is ru m o red th a t Ben O lcott w ill in th e U. S..— M an ila B u lle tin .
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Delicious
V y hole seme
Cor fsetionery
FO R-
GUNS
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AMMUNITION
A F U L L L IN E
Tasty
Stationery
For H omen
N e w s stand
Cigars and Tobacco
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Make our store your heidquarterp when in Pendleton
1000 FEET CLEAR
OAK FLOORING
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In 1921 Í 3 0 0 22 Vili B u y
C. M. Henderson has bought
the interest of Pat Mooney in
the City Meat Market and the
business will be conducted by
$ikey & Henderson.
We will be prepared to give
our many patrons the same
good service we have always
given them in the past.
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