THE HBBM18TOU yncHALn, HERMISTON, OREGON.
Thera are some paper given to hearted."
deliberate misstatements just aa there
"How In the world do you make
AM ERICAN
Published every Thursday a t Hermiston, Umatilla Couaty. Oregon, In the heart of Carwm are some lawyers who are shlster*. that out?’’ asked the second.
LEGION
Oregon's p e a t Irrigated alfalfa fields, by the Herald Publishing “
Neither the newspapers nor the legal
"Because he hesitated so long be
fraternity are to be eondemmed fore striking the fatal blow.**
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BERNARD MAINWARING, EDITOR
wholesale, however, because within
KaMrod u ,*eeoud cla w m ailer. Kecemoer .. Iiws. < i > h ^ o a l n « ee at Me
their ranks are to be found the un
Up ta the Minute
July 27-28-29 are the dates set for
truthful and the dishonest.
"8o your son Bill Is going to law
Subscription Rates: One Year, * 2 .0 0 ; Six M entha, ( t 00
chool?” asked a neighbor of Farmer the fourth annual state gathering
if the Oregon Legion by the state ex-
Furellgh.
TAKE WARNING
dition that It can make a rellaWo
CLEANUP DAY
“Yep,” answered the farmer. “But cutive of the Legion meeting in
A plesloeaurlan monster, an amphi
report
on
Itself,
not
because
the
Next Wednesday, or March 22, or
he don’t pay no attention to hie book: ’ortland recently.
the first day after the sun passes over government demands It but for its bian of the mexosolc order, Is still
Pat Foley of The Dalles, chair-
(live in Patagonia. It doesn’t say I reckon mebby he's going to be on<
the equator, whch ever is preferable, Icwn good.
of these unwritten lawyers I've rent nan of the ronventlon arrangements
so
Itself,
but
our
zoological
editor
The
tax
blanks
we
have
to
fill
Hermiston will have its annual clean
committee, has sent out word that
I about.”
up day. This is a pretty neat town 'out will have a good effect In mak has reliable scientific Information
this assemblage will be the greatest
to
that
effect
We
may
yet
decide
Ten year’s rent won’t get you anywhere—you
ing
all
of
us
more
businesslike
and
but like all others it needs cleaning
of the war veterans in Oregon since
Mother Juice
up once In a while and next Wednes sometime we hope to be making en to Import this strange creature for
the armistice.
just pay rent, then you pay some more rent.
Sing a song of sixpence,
day has been selected by the Commer, ough to enable the government to the purpose of terrifying 'non-adver-
Invitations will be sent to the 110
A pocket full of seedless raisins
lsers.—
Weston
Leader.
even
collect
some
money
from
us
cial club as the day.
Of course, you have a place to live between
And let your conscience be your guide posts in the state, the Dalles legion-
Look your property over and see when the time for payment comes
narles promising to stage a wonder
times but the house isn’t yours, it never will be and
NOR STRAIN IT MUCH
If you can find any place where It around.
The new bonus plan ta all right * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ setting— the buddies throughout the
can be Improved. Cleanup day Is
it’s not exactly as you would like to have it anyway.
state to furnish the acting.
from the standpoint that Uncle Sam
primarily an out of door cleanup but
TRY THIS CODE
Many
matters
of
vital
importance
will thus be enabled to display his ♦ 0. A. C. FARM REMINDERS ♦
Sad but true, so there’s no use arguing.
It need not be confined to that. Every
Ambridge (Pa.) News-Herald
♦ will be brought up before the con
piece of property accumulates rub
Some Ambridge people may have gratitude without straining anything ♦
vention in 1922, aside from ratifi
bish if not continually kept clean and been too busy a few weeks ago to much except his imagination.— West ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ f t cation of the constitution, appoint
Spring grain planted one to one
we do not all have time to be after It make New Year resolutions or they on Leader.
and a half inches deep will usually ment of committeees and election of
all the while.
might not have bad time to frame a
officers for the state organization
Next Wednesday will be devoted to set of good resolutions to guide them ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ give better and more vigorous stands and election of delegates to repre
than
seed
buried
three
to
four
Inch
the cleanup. So be making tip your through this year. For their convent, ♦
♦
sent Oregon at the National Conven
mind what will make your properly ence. and believing they will appre [ft
OREGON INDUSRTIAL
* es deep. Deeper plenting is only tion in New Orleans In October.
necessary
on
coarse
seed
,
beds
or
on
ciate
them,
we
have
prepared
the
fol
look the very best possible and then
♦
REVIEW
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do it. The co-operation of everyone lowing, which we suggest as a code ♦
But if home owning didn’t require some individ
,
* those with a deep dry surface layer.
Astoria, Ore.— Clatsop County or
not only on March 22 but on every worth posting up where you can see ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ d f t * f t f t f t f t — O. A. C. Experiment Sstatlon.
ganization of the legion posts of Sea
ual effort the saying, “ There’s No Place Like
day of the year, will make Hermiston It several times each day:
Salem— Local flax plant has orders
I will smile at least once a day, and for 4 carloads from Belfast, Ireland — Improve Sunflower Silage ...... side, Astrta and Wauna has been per
draw favorable attention from all
Home,” would be all bunk.”
Where some i corn can be grown fected The council meeting In Astor
twice on Sunday.
who pass through.
Portland— Pacific Lime and Gyp
and siloed with sunflowers the qual ia recently decided to hold meetings
I will attend and support church, sum Co. to build »25.000 offices.'
ity of the sunflower silage la great quarterly.
for my own and the other fellow*
Pendleton— 60,000 to be spent in
THOSE INCOME TAX REPORTS
ly
Improved.
Several farmers In
1922 on Grant county highway.
Yesterday was the last day on good.
The honor roll of posts In the Btate
the high Irrigated districts that are
I will make my family happy, be
Union— *(<,873 paving contract is
which you could get your income tax cause a happy family will add to my
too frosty for corn will try late oats of Oregon that had "gone over the
let.
report In, and the first of the week
like shadelsnd eclipse for the same tp” tn the first three months of the
happiness.
Oregon paid *1,8(4,408 gasoline
saw many Hermiston people scratch
purpose.— O. A. C. Experiment Stat year and exceeded their 1921 mem
I will love myself less and my
tax for past year.
ing their heads and trying to figure
bership includes: Marshfield. Sea
ion.
neighbors more.
Freewater building *25,000 com
out the complicated blanks.
side, Dallas, [McMinnville, Fossil,
I will plant a tree, a few shrub«,
munlty house.
The Herald of course, didn't have
Grants Pass, North Bend, Hermiston,
and a lot of good deeds.
Improve Sunflower Seed
The palles Chamber of Commerce
to pay the tax for only those who
I will vote my own vote and run boosting fruit production.
Where some corn can be grown Redmond, Cresswell, North Powder.
have can pay, but Uncle Sam did
Mosier, Sherwood, Antelope, Clatska-
my own business.
Phone 331
• Hood River—Underwood section to and siloed with sunflowers the qual
have enough sense of humor to send
ntne, Haines, Banks and Stanfield
I will subscribe for my home-town
ity
of
the
sunflower
silage
Is
greatly
build pre-cooling plant.
us an excess profits tax report, as
and Nyssa. A great number of the
paper— read It— and see that It Is al
“ The Yard of Best Q u lity ”
Bandon Catholic church to be re mproved. Several farmers in the
he does to all corporations.
other posts In the department will go
ways paid for at least one year ahead.
high
irrigated
districts
that
are
too
H. M. STR A W . MGR.
The fact that you don’t have to
built.
over the top shortly The state or
State general tax levy reduced frosty for corn will try late‘s oats, like
pay the tax helps some, but when
Exclusive Representatives of National Builders Bureau
Shadeland eclipse for the same pur ganization now ranks third among
AN UNFAIR STATEMENT
from 6.05 to 2.4 7 mills.
you start hunting for profits upon
the legion departments in the Union
pose.—O.
A.
C.
Experiment
station.
Bend
Bulletin
Haines— Highway to Olive lake to
which to make the report at all, the
In point of membership.
In the trial of the case In the cir have *4,000 improvements.
fun commences. Of course its all
Spring
grain
planted
1
to
114
in
cuit
court
on
Saturday
a
newspaper
Light and Power Co. wll expend
very simple—just like evolution or
Toledo, Ore.— Alden Abbey Post
the Einstein theory— that Is— not. was offered In evidence. Objecting to *108,000 In Baker and Union coun ches deep will usually give better
and more vigorous stands than seed No. 54 of Toledo will transport Its
But some of It really was simple. Its Introduction the attorney for the ties.
Lan, county sawmills cut 225,000,. burled 3 to 4 inches deep. Deeper two story home to the new legion
For Instance, how much profit did defendant urged the time worn reason
we receive in excess of 20 per cent that the evidence was "incompetent. 000 feet lumber, employ 2,000 hands planting is only necessary on course site In Toledo. Another story will be
of our capitalization? That didn’t Irrelevant and Immaterial," plus a
Riddle— 11,000 date prune trees seed beds or those with a deep, dry added to the building after it is mov
W ith tw o big offices
surface layer.— O. A. C. Experiment ed to Its new location.
take a bit of figuring. Also, how number of other things, finally wind planted on 200 acres here.
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Sisterns— Squaw Creek Irrigation station.
much Interest did we get from our ing up with, “and because It Is well
Portland, Ore..—Lane Goodell, De
Investment In the stock and bonds known that newspapers do not tell district to Issue 825,000 bonds.
Is prepared to handle the business of
partment Commander American Le
Feeding School Coming
of other companies? We made fast tho truth.”
Astoria to get 200 head Guernseys
Eastern Oregon better than ever before
As a newspaper striving to publish cattle:
A feeder's school will be held at gion of Oregon, has announced that
time through that part of the report.
The place where we were Blow and an honest, accurate and conscien
Freewater— New Ice plant, *30,000 the Union branch experiment station the state organization will circulate
Our S p e c ia ltie s
early In April, when stockmen from petitions within a short time through
where we used yards and yards of tious journal, and jealous of the good church and brick block building.
the
posts
in
the
state
to
obtain
all
parts
of
eastern
Oregon
will
be
adding machine paper without much name of the profession It represents
Farms,
Mills,
Camps,
Hotels, Garages, Etc.
Toledo extending water mains.
result was where we tried to find The Bulletin resents such slurring re
Oregon metal production for 1921 given an opportunity, to .study th$ enough names to place upon the bal
We
Negotiate
Leases
and Rentals
our own profits. That was the only marks concerning newspapers.
was 37,500 ozs. gold and 43,120 lbs. results of feeding experiments that lot next November, an Antl-Aslatlc
W ir e Rush O rd e r* a t Our~Expen*e
The great majority of the newspa silver.
have been underway for the last six Bill for the exclusion of Orentials in
hard thing about the report and It
Portland Office
Pendleton Office
pers of the United States are honest
wan hard.
Construction starts on Grants Pass years. Cattle wintered over on vari Oregon.
14 N. Second St.
U S E . Webb St.
Its all over now unless It comes papers run by honest men Everyone and Crescent City road.
ous rations may be seen at that time
Phone 67S
of
them
Is
published
to
tell
the
truth
back marked "incomplete’’ or "why
Silverton— New streets to be pav when the results will be explained
The oily Enpleyneot'Office is Eaiter* Ongaa with Coseectioe* ie Portland
Klamath Falls, Ore.— The Ameri
in detail.
did you leave this out?’’ It was great and only the truth. Often errors ed.
can Legion mlnsterels played for two
sport while It lasted, hut we’re glad 'finds its way into their columns. The
The steers kept on light winter nights to'capacity houses In Klamath
Pactfie Power ft Light Co. spent
nature
of
the
work
anif
the
speed
It won’t come for another year.
from *500 to *(5,000 each on 109 tm rations are showing some significant Falls. The play under direction of
There really are some lessons to with which it is done makes it Im proveraents on local plants in two results in relation to winter and sum the Klamath Post American Legion
be gained from these reports and wo possible always to be absolutely ac B’atea. Educational correspondence mer gains. The trials with fatten proved a success and highly enter
believe they compensate for tho curate. but there is never conscious courses established for all employes. ing rations have been no less Import taining to the people ofHhe commun
SUBSCRIBE NOW
agony of having to make them out. error nor dlliberate misstatement as
Portjand— 135 West eoast saw ant. Cattlemen Interested in either ity.
Every business, and this includes was Implied by the attorney on Sat mills for week ending March 4th, phase of the feeding problem are In
the farmer, ought to he in such con urday.
manufactured 79,77(.172 feet of lum vited to attend as in no other way
her; sold (7.300,390 feet; and ship can the full benefit of the feeding
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ped 7 ( ,131,089 feet. Production was trials be /received. A special fea
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twelve per centV below normal. New ture of the school will be judging
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business
wss sixteen per cent below demonstations with both feeder and
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production. Shipments were thirteen market cattle.
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per eent above new business. Unfilled
domestic cargo orders totaled 87,932,- UMATILLA SICK DOING NICELY
111 feet: and unfilled export orders
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89,573.032 feet. Unfilled rail orders
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Cheaper money and reduction of once on his home on the highway.
labor dsoutes cause decided Increase He bos purchased a new Dodge car,
In volume of building and mining. and had to get the garage built to
Southern Pacific Co. reduces rates house It In. The new home will be a
east and west on food stuffs as much great addition to that side of town.
as 50 per cent, effective at an early
The home of Miss Gladys Nugent
date.
was a merry scene on her birthday,
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ f t March (, when a large crowd of her
friends called to spend the evening
♦
♦ and wish her many happy returns of
♦
BURSTS AMD DtJDS
♦ the day. It was her 18th birthday.
♦
♦ 500 was played and refreshmsnts
R. A . B ro w nton , M g r.
« ( ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ M 4 4 4 4 O 4 served at a late hour.
Pho I I I
The American Legion Weekly
On Tuesday night, a suprlse fare
And So They Parted
.She flushed embarrassedly as she well party was given In honor of Mr.
and Mrs. O. L. Edwards, who are
oaught sight of him at a party.
Behind your telephone service i* the “plant”
Moonlelgh!" she murmur leaving for California. About 20 peo
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"Poor fellow! How broken up he ple gathered and the Edwards were I
-a complicated mechanical equipment of
completely taken off their feet. Cards
was over my refusal of him.”
poles, cables, wires, switchboards, instruments,
Moonlelgh wrinkled his forehead as and other games were played and re
freshments served. Everyone left ex
he caught her looking at him.
etc., carefully adjusted and absolutely depend
Now. where the devil have I seen tending wishes for Ood speed, and
ent on perfect construction and maintenance.
thgt woman before?" he asked him safe journey. They motored to Cal
In the Spring Styles from *1.80 to *2.50
ifornia.
self Irritably.
T H E C H E R M IS T O N
HERALD
T H E R E ’S A P R O F IT IN
R E N T IN G
But You Don’t Get It
A L ittle E xtra W o rk is
R eq u ired to G e t a H o m e
Let’s get busy and select your new
home from our collection of over
500 modern designs
Inland Empire Lumber Company
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A Car of 1x12 Cedar
Flume and 1x8 Cedar
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THE T U M -A -L U M
LUMBER COMPANY
Gordon Caps
Arrow Shirts
In the Soft Cuff.
Very new patterns at *2.60
New Line of Knitted Ties
nil pretty patterns and Just what will be worn this season. Very
much more serviceable than the fabric ties, price *1.00 to *2.00
Holeproof Hosiery
are too much established here to need more than s mention are
here In the sltk and lisle at SO cents to *l.<0.
Bonnie V Veils
the 26c quality at 10c.
when the wind blows.
While they last.
This is Veil season
Fabric GI oicb In the brown and grey shades *1.00 to *1.25
The washable kind.
H e r m is to n P roduce &
S u p p ly C o.
" T k t Retl t f G ttJ Senses"
Nearly all the sick folks have re
An EyeOpener
covered.
The hospital patients are
Hartley had left a call for seven
all on the mend. The hospital still
o'clock.
Hello!” he exclaimed sleepily, as continues to be full, however.
the boy knocked on the door. "I
The Commercial club had election
•Rear I'm so sleepy I can't open my
of officers last week. F. M. Oast,
eye«.” '
'T il bring your bill If you like, who had been President has left the
city, and ‘Mr. Rinehart was eleeted
sir.” suggested th , boy helpfully.
In hla place.
Initructieu Obeyed
The managing editor of a small
city newspaper wheeled his chair
around and pressed a button on his
desk. The subordinate wanted en
tered,
“Here,” said the editor, "are a
number of directions from outsiders
telling us how to run our paper See
that every one la carried out.”
And the office boy. gathering them
all In a large wastebaahet. did so.
D. R Brownell Is moving s house
whch he will remodel and get reaedy
for oecupaney.There la a scarcity of
houses In town.
Dr Ray Logan recently moved his
family from La Grande to Umatilla
where they will make their home.
The Ladles Aid met at the home
of Mrs. Edwards Monday night to sew
I carpet rags, to be used In rugs for
their coming basaar. to be held In the
Inear future.
It Died Hard
"It's clear." remarked one travel
ing salesman to another, aa they sat
Mrs. Ed Renich has returned from
at dinner In a farmhouse la the Mid Portland where she was confined to
dle West, "that the man who raised her bed with flu for about 19 days.
,kl" "»ring chicken was very tender- J»he Is much better.
T he “plant” is constantly subject to accident
and outside interference. Storms, fires, the
carelessness of workmen, the pranks of children,
concealed defects of material— all play their
part.
T he telephone company maintains a skilled
force whose sole duty is to quickly restore serv
ice interrupted from any cause. Your lines are
constantly watched and tested.
In the case of trouble w e are generally the
first to know it, but a notification to our Com
plaint Department when there is anything
wrong will be appreciated.
Jl
T he P acific T elephone
And Telegraph Company
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