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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1921)
THE H E R M IS T O N HERALD Published every Thursday at Hermiston, Umatilla Couaty, Oregon, in the heart ot Eastern Oregon’s great Irrigated aUalfa fields, by the Herald Publishing Company. BERNARD MAINWARING, EDITOR Filtered m * nero u d r lam rntU er, OucemiMir J mw , at th e pom pitte*'a t H m aiM in n. Oregon Subscription Rates: One Year, <2.00; Six Months, <1 00 WELCOME VISITORS H erm iston extends a warm w el come to all who will be our visitors th is week. T he dairy and hog show is the county fair of this end of the county and will draw hundreds nt visitor» from all the nearby towns. Several hundred will come from P en . dleton and m any w ill come from Morrow county. All are welcome and we tru s t th a t all will have a pleasant and profitable tim e. The dairy and hog show is a big In stitution and in the fu tu re should become still bigger th an it Is now. It serves the two g reat industries of th is section, dairy cattle and hog raising and it In addition encourages m any other farm activities by offer ing pizes for oth er farm anim als, for fru its and vegetables and for handi c ra ft work. We have a w est end county fair and we have an event a t w hich the people can ru b ellbows and get ac quainted w ith one another. So le t’s all be out and m ake It a w inner. tarm ers, business men and others who bave made 11 possible. A public show of th is kind makes an enorm ous q u a n tity of work and some body a l ways has to do it. They have been a t It ull sum m er in fact. The th an k s ot th e com m unity arc due all those who worked and those who o n trib u t- otl money th a t th e show m ight be. REMEMBER THE FOOTBALL GAME It Is tru e th a t baseball Is th e n a tional game and th a t more people know how to play it than know how to play any o th e r outdoor sp o rt in th is cun try. y e t it is also tr u e th a t football is th e biggest gam e of the year in nearly all of our schools and collleges. B ut a t th is tim e of the year it occupies the big place In th e sport world. I t is no easy th in g for a h igh school th e size of ours to tu rn out a c re d it able football team. The gam e re quires expensive equipm ent, capable oaches and lots of good m ateria l out of w hich to develope team s. It is W hile you enjoy the show don’t very much to the credit ot our high forget the hard work of the directors, school th a t it h as been abLe to bt ve Gordon is the Standard of Excellence a football team in o th e r years and especially to its credit th is year th a t It has a fac u lty coach. T he boys ¡have won th e ir first' game and will play th eir second to morrow (F rid ay )w hen they meet the A thena high school as p art of ,the dairy and hog show program . P erhaps you never played football, but if you will come out and see th is game we believe you will learn to en joy th e game. If you have played it you will need no invitution. The boys and th e ir coach have worked hard to get in shape for th is game. They rep resen t both th e high school and com m unity. Good a th le t. ic team s are not only good for the school, b ut are of considerable ad v ertisin g value to th e town so for tu n a te as to have them. Any way you look at it you should be on the side lines to root for the home team tomorrow. Ju d g in g from com ment in papers we get and from w hat we h ear the sta te w ide tax for the exposition is going to meet opposition. The opin ion is expressed th a t w hile th e big fair w ill help the sta te it is a ques tion if it will be w orth »3,000,000. Also it Is being said th a t th ere are plenty of oth er profitable ways of spending »3,000,000 th a t m ight ben- fit th e state still more. I t is a q u es. tion th a t voters may well be th in k in g over between now and next spring. We all had plenty of enthusiasm for the fa ir a t first, b u t w hen we are asked if we have »3,000,000 w orth of enthusiasm we stop to th in k it over. L ittle old New York Is on the map at la st a fte r all these years w ith a world’s series all its own. The New York American league team has won Its first pennant th is year a fte r 13 years of struggle. So th e re 's a chance— e v e i for P ortland. In Mens V nts, In Mens Caps, in Mens M ackinaw Coats and in Loathes Vests and^ Coats. We carry th is line and would su g gest you look them over if you expect to purchase goods of th is class. All priced on present values. ✓ speeches.— Cleveland News. U. S. prohibition enforcem ent agents w orking along the east coast and along th e Canadian border find th e re’s too much w hisk in whisky. — M anila Bulletin. T here are m any who th in k the disarm am ent conference will be pro fit les s, but there are no W ashing-, ton hotel keepers am ong (them.— O akland Tribune. C harlie Chaplin says th e fu n niest th in g in America is th e clothes the women wear. Yes, brevity has ever been the soul of w it.— N ash ville S outhern Lum berm an. Alledged prohibition is th e cause of alleged liquor.-—Fresno H erald. Liquor is hard on the constitution and vice versa.— N ashville Tennes- :-:eun. , P olitical gas is not the tlhim 'n- atin g v ariety.— Columbia (S. C.) Record. “ P ik e’s Peak or B u st!” said the pioneers. • “ P rice Peak or B u st!” say the profiteers.— Brooklyn Eagle. N iag ara Isn’t th e only roaring flood on our n o rth ern border.— Co lum bia (S. C.) Record. Oregon Press Comment T he w in ter run on the Stillm an care will ouen on October 11. A good season Is predicted— Medford Clarion. The old home tow n paper Reflects the ipipe:fectlons of the old home town people as perfectly as it c h ro n i Pendleton has her world famous cles th e ir advancem ents.— Condon Round-Up but she will he in He - Globe-Times. orlston tomorrow to look at the well It would be a fine th in g if the known dairy cow. genius who is engaged in m aking a tougher tire carcass would fig u re out Dr. Brum field continues to mix some way to produce more m ileage comedy w ith tragedy by stag in g a from a p air of boy’s shoes.— C orvallis brand new insanity stu n t moat every Gazette-Times. day. In Crane, w here arg u m en tatio n is an acknow ledged pastim e, we have noticed th a t the more they arg u e the less chance there is for an argum ent. — Crane American. We have Just received figured Satlnes for sh irts a t ..... . 75c Outing Flannels 20-2S and 36c In th is sta n d ard grades. Brief and to the Point Polonice Velours popular fabric for w inter klm onas a t ..................................... . 35c A young E astern m urd erer pleads for prom pt execution in order to re A nother th in g th a t delays th e re join the sw eeth eart he m urdered. To tu rn to norm al Is th e theory th a t g ra n t his wishes would hard ly be business Is equipped w ith a self fa ir to th e g irl if he doesn’t tre a t sta rte r.— Boston Post. her b etter In the o th er w orld.— E u gene Guard. W ill th a t unem ploym ent confer ence take up th e cases of the Demo G ran t county seems to be com cratic ex-office holders?— N ashville p lain in g more of th e fin an cial stress S outhern Lum berm an. than, o th e r counties th ro u g h o u t the state. T his is due presum ably to the All the railro ad s b u t one arc fact th a t the bottom has dropped out w orrying about m otor com pet’tlon. of th e stock business.— Blue Moun T h at one belongs to H enry Ford.— tain Eagle. Cleveland P lain Dealer. W ith p relim inary w ork u n d er way , The success of sh arp ers Indicates and its com pletion ce rtain th e Pow th a t the buyers' strik e has not been der River Irrig atio n p ro ject w ill be extended to bogus securities.— New the m ag n et» th at w ill draw new set York Telegram . tiers to th e county and cause a gen Our Idea of retrib u tio n Is th e a r eral advance m ovement In every line rangem ent th a t requires one Con of Industry In the county.— Baker gressm an to listen to an o th e r’s Democrat. 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