T O E HEBM ISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OBEGON.
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Published every Thursday at Hermiston, Umatilla Couaty, Oregon, in the heart at Eastern ♦
Oregon's great irrigated alfalfa fields, by the Herald Publishing Company.
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BERNARD MAIN WARING, EDITOR
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TO TRADE
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160 acres Jackson county, 40 In
Receipts of the Condon postoffice cultivation, good buildings, farm
I have materially Increased the past equipment, fruit, berries etc. Price
Subscription Fates: One Year, <2.00; Six Months, $1 00
year according to the Condon Globe- J8.000 to trade for alfalfa ranch.
Times.
much,
you
will
have
a
picture
of
the
JAPANESE “EXPANSION”
14 room house and large grounds
w'orld that is soon to be. We have
Neil Bertrandias of the Blue in Baker. Good property. Priced
It Is urged In reply to the effort long depended on the resources which
of the Pacific Slope to cut from her nature long ago stored up, tbe re 1 Mountain Oil & Gas Co., returned right at <4,000. Will trade for small
side the malignant growth of an sources which can be exhausted. We yesterday from an extended visit In place here.
Asiatic empire that Japan has the are entering an era when we shall Portland, filled with enthusiasm re-
right to expand; that she must find create resources which shall be so ; garding oil prospects and ready to
132 acres at Lebanon, house, good
an outlet for her annual increase of constantly renewed that the only loss push work in the eastern part of the barn, chicken houses, fruit, etc, 60
nearly 1,000,000 in population; that will be not to use them. There will county to the limit. Mr. Bertrandias acres in cultivation, balanco pasture
that outlet must be to other coun be such a plentous supply of heat, states that oil men of every section Price <12,000. Wants alfalfa land
tries. To this defense, John S. light and power, that it will be sin of the United States have their eyes somewhere,
Chambers, former controller of Cali not to use aU we want. This era is on Eastern Oregon and predict that
fornia, and now president of the coming in now/ And it is coming by it will be the next big field to be
160 acres near Goldendale, hog
Japanese Exclusion League, replies: way of Water.— Dearborn Independ brought in.— Prineville Oregonian. ranch; income buildings, Springfield.
"This statement is flatly untrue. ent.
General Geo. W. Goethals, build- 800 acres near Bonneville, 'mostly
Japan has plent? of room within her
j er of the Panama canal and one of pasture fenced, buildings, etc. 1148
own borders. Let her people settle
the world’s foremost engineers, has acres Benton county, 250 in cultiva
on the 5,000,000 acres of land which RAILROADS ADDING EQUIPMENT accepted a commission from the state tion 7 M acres joining Walla Walla
her own government admits can be
The Unton Pacific system is to ex of Washington to examine and re and 320 acres in Canada. 'All for
reclaimed. Let them spread to the pend some 110,000,000 for increased port fully on the Columbia Basin trade.
northern and almost uninhabited freight car equipment.
project. His fees are financed in
islands, where there is room and
This will represent 4500 new i part by the cities of Spokane and
land for millions, with opportunities freight cars to be (delivered first j Tacoma.
for wheat and other grain and cattle six months of 1922.
Last Saturday night the High
prduction. Let them go to the
The contract requires the use of
Island of Formosa, or to the great Northwest lumber in construction of School lost the game to Columbia
[College, the score being 12 to 19.
peninsula of Korea, with ample room these cars.
lor not less than 10,000,000 addition
In addition to standard freight The High School was handicapped
Columbia
al population."
cars, a large part of the order will in by lack of experience.
clude special cars for the carrying has been in the game for several
S P E C IA l. CORRESPONDENCE!
years as could be seen by the re
LET’S HAVE “ EQUAL TAXATION” of bulk grain. These will be tight markable ability of a few of their
C.
H.
Gardiner and son who have
ard moisture proof and a great ben
players. After the game the visitors disposed of their property here and
Adoption of
a
constitutional efit to grain shippers.
amendment prohibiting further Is
This railroad order for equipment were entertained in the gym.-—Stan bought wheat land near North Powd
er, will leave within a few days for
suance of tax-exemption securities is will mean business and prosperity for field Standard.
advocated by Secretary Mellon before many northwest sawmills and em
that place where they will make
An electric light for the stock their future home.
the House Ways and Means Commit phasizes once again the fact that in
yards in Echo has been authorized
tee.
dustrial activities means individual by the railroad company, and it will
Such an amendment, he said, prosperity.
Mrs. Alton Basey has returned
be installed as soon as possible. The
would ha.e the tendency of Increas
from St. Anthony’s hospital of Pen
installation is in response to a re
ing rates on state and municipal
dleton where she recently underwent
Last
Saturday
two
cars
of
dairy
quest from the Echq; Commercial
bonds and would do much to check
an operation.
extravagancs of state and municipal cattle arrived, also butterfat advanc club.— Echo News.
ities. At present between ten and ed 3 cents. Not bad for one day.
Mrs. D. II. Shaw is Improving after
Nearly a hundred men took part,
fifteen billion dollars escapes all
in the rabbit drive at Sloan Thom an illness of about two weeks.
forms of taxation by investing in
The fire department is a busy son’s yesterday. Five thousand rab
these securities. The government bunch these days.
The little Misses Kate, Irene and
bits were killed.— Echo News
loses the tax revenue which it should
Floy Atteberry attended a birthday
receive from these investments.
party in Umatilla last Saturday in 1
One way to materially assist in re
Private industry and private In ducing unemployment in Oregon is
honor of little « Hariett Rieniann who
<• celebrated
dividuals must pay a double tax for Oregon people to buy Oregon- *
her fourth birthday.
burden in order that the holders of made products. The purchase of an ♦ BRIEF AND TO THE POINT *
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these securities escape Scot-free.
The R. R Co. is constructing a
article made in Oregon gives employ
Let us reduce taxes in the future ment more desirable and of more last <£• O O O O O Q % O O *** & ❖ •••
very nice dwelling at Westland which
"Can a man love two women at will be occupied by the section fore
by seeing that all pay an equal pro ing benefit than does providing a
the same time?” asks a writer. Not man Grant Shipley. The cottage is
portion of the tax requirements.
few hours work for a jobless man.
if they find it out.— Newspaper En to have hot and cold water through-
terprise Association.
but with bath in connection.
FORD LOGIC
A lot of people who don’t adver
Raising
the
soldiers
bonus
money
If you can image a world in which tise think business is dead.
Lou Rieth was a Hermiston visit
by a tax on beer and wine would al
the source of supply will be so plenti
so create a way to spend It.—Indian or Tuesday.
ful that people will worry about nof
Like in the old days, every store
apolis News.
using enough of it, instead of wor- | and warehouse on the west side of
Mrs. E. H. Gardiner is spending
rying as we do now about using too town is again occupied.
It might be a good Idea to pass the [a few weeks with her mother Mrs.
cost of the old wars on to posterity R. C. Canfield, before leaving for
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new wars.— Columbia Record.
George Worster has gone east for
One reason for the failure of pro
hibition enforcement Is that the an extended visit with relatives.
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NEWS OF NEIGHBORING
TOWNS
n ec o n d c u u u , m a t t e r ,
lie o e iu n e r
a t th e poalotth-e a t H e r m te u tn . O re g o o
E. P. D O D D
BUTTER CBEEK ITEM S
i UTAH COAL
bootleggers can pay the sleuths more
than Uncle Sam.—Columbia Record.
Plan This Winter
BUILD IN THE SPRING
All indications show that
lumber prices have reach
ed rock bottom. There
are so many new homes
needed that it is only rea
sonable to expect build
ing costs to increase with
spring demand.
Sebct a design for your new home. Tlace the con
tract for the material now. Build as soon
as the weather will Dcrmit.
Inland Empire Lumber Company
Phone 331
“ The Yard of Best Quality ”
H. M. i-TRAW. MGR.
Exclusive Representatives of National Bui’ders Bureau
Echo Flour Milis
E cho, O regon
M A N U FA C T U R ER S OF-
High Grade Patent
Blue S tem Flour
The Superior Product of Scientific Milling
Mrs. John Spencer and little son.
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Makes Eetter Tread
Sloan who have been. Ill for the past
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Emma Goldman says she Is a wo few weeks are reported better.
Try a Sack
man without a country. America Is
a fine country for Emma to be with
out.— Newspaper Enterprise Associa
tion.
SPEC IA L CO RRESPO NDENCE
Mr.
and
Mrs. A. A. Paulson were
The arms correspontent who says
Japan has won all the chips and Is Butter Creek visitors Sunday.
ready to quit, forgets the one China
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The Neighborhood club met at the
is toting around on her shoulder.—
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Seattle Times.
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day, Jan. 25. The club Is taking up
The Chinese won’t be hurt by any j the study of Oregon. Mrs. W. W.
raw deal they may get at the Con Fell house was elected second vlce-
ference. They have long been taking I president. Mrs. Howard Reid was
With two big offices
cuffs from all of us.—Chicago Journ ■ elected secretary. The next meeting
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al of Commerce.
will be at tbe home of Mrs. Linder.
Is prepared to handle the business of
In these days of sympathetic sub
M tr . Irving Gardiner and children
stitutes, it is consoling to know that
Eastern Oregon better than ever before
■ R. A. Brownson, Manager
Phone 111 ■ there is one useful article that can ate visiting at the R. C. Canfield
home.
Our Specialties
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refer to hash.— Boston Transcript.
Farms, Mills, Camps, Hotels, Garages, Etc.
Mrs. C, M. Edmonds is home from
We Negotiate Leases and Rentals
Fnripp't
France are said to an extended visit In Portland and
hate each other worse than either Seattle.
W ir e Rush O rd e r« a t O u r|E x p e n « e
hates Germany. It may be so, but
P ortlan d O ffice
P e n d le to n O ffic e
the outhsider who butts Into that dis
Fred Bennlon, Count Agent was In
14 N . Second S t.
1 1 5 E. W e b b St.
like is pretty sure to get his head Columbia Saturday assisting the
Phone 67«
Tbe eel 7 Eapleyaeet'Oflice ia Eaitera Orefea with Coaaectieaa ia Portland
punched.— Boston Transcript.
farmers In making strychnine and al B
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Newspapers are wonderful things, falfa poisoning for rabbits.
but it may be observed that no journ.
Mrs. Gentry from near Holdman
alist is well enough Informed to be
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able to tell what ever became of the Is visiting at the Frank Beddow home
war between the Greeks and Must- Mr. Gentry underwent a ’surgical
We can furnish you good cooking apples. Winesaps at <1.00
operation at the Umatilla hospital.
apha
Kemal.—Boston Transcript.
per box. This is the season of the year we should all be eating
apples. Oranges are likely to be high through the season of 1922.
We were told that John Barley
Foray Material Calculated
corn had turned up his toes, hut it
In figuring the amount of spray [
Has probably frosted your radiators and water
appears that he has only turned up materials needed allow 200 gallons of |
jackets
his nose.—Columbia Record.
dilute spray mixture for each acre of
trees 9 to 12 v a r s old. The average
A woman who speaks twelve lan
LET ME REPAIR THEM FOR YOU
Try a can of homemade Sorghum. 5 pounds <1.25. Strictly pure.
dilution of winter strength lime-sul
guages has been married to a man
This leaves all your money on the Umatilla project for these
fur Is 12 to 100, hence to find out
who speaks seventeen. That’s about
MW e Weld A n y t h in g but the Break of Day1
Items of common consumption.
the gallon« of stock solution needed
the right handicap.—Arkansas Ga
multiply
the
number
of
acres
by
24
j
T w o door« m a t
zette
T w o door« ea«t
O r* . R d w o Co.
to get an approximate estimate. For
O r * . H tiw r Co.
the delayed dormant spray multiply [
Spring planting of vetch Is success,
by 7. About four pounds of arsenate [
ful only when planting is done early.
Home produced Honey beats the Imported Syrups and is cheaper
of lead per acre are needed and one
Planting after March 1 is likely to
should figure on making four ap
5 pounds 80c.
produce a low yield.—O. A. C. Ex
T h e F r e n c h R e sta u r a n t
plications a year. Thus, multiply
periment station.
ing the acres by 16 will give a good
B A K E IT aed COMFECTIONUT
estimate.— O. A. C. Experiment sta
Goal, $1 per ton
Bilions Headache
tion.
Elegantly F em ta h o d Room« in Connoetlon
Wood,
$1 per cord
When you have a severe headache,
S T R IC T L Y F IR S T C L A IM
Trunks
and
Moving
a di «ordered stomach and constipa
Frank Stone Is building a modern
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tion. take three of Chamberlain’s dairy barn on his farm southwest of
Hohbach Bros., Proprietors
Tablets. They will correct the dis the city. He expects to accomodate
'The Bett o f Good S e n k e “
D. H. C O O K
orders of the liver and bowels, effect twenty to twenty-fire head of cat
PMTe
Elliott’s Tire Shop. Phone 1S2
ually curing the headache.
tle.
We have a new stock of
coal on hand--both egg and
lum p. The B est and
Cleanest Coal----
COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES
DEALERS IN GRAIN AND FEED
PIONEER EMPLOYMENT CO.
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER COMPANY
STORE NEWS
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Appi
T h e C o ld W e a t h e r
Sorghum
FLOYD KNERR
Home Produced Honey
Truck Hauling
H erm iston Produce &
Supply Co.
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