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THE H E R M IST O N H E R A LD , H E B M IST O K , C ItEG O N . liquor traffic attempt to extract com- Having their own »«ed. Thia practice new machinery. S ljr ^nntavtuii Arraló __________________________________ ' fort from the results of elections w ill save a lot of money now going Unemployment in Oregon greatly outer nana, nave maintained that It was that of Lucrezia Criveli. It is generally conceded today that ibe pic ture represents La Belle l-'erroulere, one of Francis I's favorites. “Whoever It mu* represent, how ever, the painting had alwaya hung in the private apsrtinents of the king until it was transferred to the Louvre. Its authenticity might possibly have been questioned had It been stolen nt any time. But no such misadventure ever occurred to it."—From Le Petit Paris. (Translated for the Kunsas City Star.) (■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a reduced. Published every Thursday at H « . , held in varlou" P“ rt» ot ‘he country, to the potato seed sharpers. miston, Umatilla County. Oregon by | R«‘'«ntly » supreme attempt was Canyon C ity--N ew mining camp the Herald Publishing company, Inc. («na<1« “ • Interpret the result of a con- Russian Weed Dangerous springing up in Whiskey Gulch. Russian Knap weed, introduced In Entered as second clarw matter, * rcHBional by-election In New York Brownsville— Woolen mill building December 1906 at the postoffice at R,ul* indicating a pronounced imported alfalfa seed. Is a danger new dye bouse. Hermiston, Oregon. tsw in g toward legislative tempering ous perennial weed which should be Portland— Contract let for big tire __________________________of the prohibition enforcement law. killed out wherever It makes Its ap Subscription Sates ’ !In a Republican district, the Repub- pearance. Great care should be 'aken fac,ory ln Kenton. Tillamook— Bids called for Devil's Kor One Year .............................. |2.0(t lican nominee was returned to Con- to see that no alfalfa seed sown con Lake road. For Six Months ...........................|1 .0 0 gresa by a greatly reduced majority. tains any of the knap weed seed. Eugene— Lane county to purchase Payable In Advance. jit happened that in this instance the fair grounds. ------ —--------------------------------- ----------— Democratic nominee had made op- Advertising Rates | position to the prohibition law a Roseburg— Gas plant to receive Bans the Merry-Go Round. Improvements. » ‘«Play 2° ‘ -«nt» Per I'^h point in his platform. There were Classified or Local 10 Cents per Line several other factors in the election, A M E R IC A N Milton Modern laundry to be tn- I Verl,y ,be mo8t " ‘I’“ «”*« of raoa,f _ 'critics must confess that when the for First Insertion, 5 Cents for Sub- a reduced vote, disgust over con stalled. i overture of “Poet and Peasant" is hoot- LEGION sequent Insertions. ’gresslonal do-nothingness, the after- Stanfield— Work resumed on the ' ed out by the steam calliope of a „ia|k of financial depression^ and N E W S N O T E S Legion building. merry-go-round It carries to the Juve THE ASSULT ON THE PRIMARY the usual local group ivote align- Mist—'New shingle m ill In opera- nile ear a more vital Inspiration than Since the late lamented election ments. —----------- tlon. coulil a Philharmonic feust in Car there has been a mighty w s.l from ( But antl-prohlbltionsts Ignored all Reedsport— New store building is negie hail or a whole opera ut the Met Portland— American Legion posts i ropolttan. Imagine, then, the grief of all the elem ents opposed to the dl- other factors and loudly ascribed the are asked to submit entries for ath- under construction, reel primary system of nom inating jeduced Republican majority to dis- |etiC games, field events, swimming Cushman— Work on new cannery Tarsus Polycrone at the refusal of i Mayor Scott of New Rochelle to li public officials. 'satisfaction with prohibition. and diving contests to be held at the un<,er waX- cense him to operate a $3<),lMH) merry- Although those who advocate a re-j a few weeks later, however, the national convention of the American W illam ina— Brick plant again in i go-round on a lot that he and Ids two turn to the convention system arc primary election in Indiana was held ’Legion In New Orleans next October, operation. brothers have bought at the entrance always careful to disavow such a and anti-prohibitionists remained according to advices received by the Concrete highway under construc- to Hudson park. A good barn increases the value of your thought, It is hard to see how a re- discreetly silen t over the election, state Legion headquarters in Port- *ion between Harrisburg and Halsey, Supreme Court Justice Platt ol farm. It saves you money, lightens your turn to the convention could mean Samuel M. Ralston was nominated Jmd Pilot Rock— New bridge being White Plains will decide whether the gorgeous merry-go-round planned by other than a return to the old boss for Senator by the Democrats by an The Oregon department Is con- built. work and does away with needless waste. system of days gone by. overwhelming majority. One of his (derlng the organization of a strong Portland— New Soverlgn hotel to the Polycrone brothers shall he sanc tioned or not, for the Indignant trie The precinct caucus of other days opponents had made the campaign football team to be pitted against the COBt »500,0000. have applied to him for a writ of man was apt to be attended only by those solely on the antt-prohlbitlon Issue, egton football teams of the country Gold Beach Road work being damus to compel Mayor Scott to Issue directly Interested, the politicians. It and had been snowed under so badly at New Orleans. rushed. a license.—New York Sun. Is easy for an organized minority to that it was not worth while to count) _____ Toledo voles 622,600 bonds to ex "frame up a slate and put it over the votes. In several of the congres- tend water system. Fishing Fleet Reduced One-Half. Reedsport Oregon Post No. 62, on an unorganized majority atonal nominations, other anti-pro- Portland— Plans completed for a Heavy toll exacted by storm* American Legion, lays claim to hav in a town caucus and this was usual- hibition aspirants had fared as badly, new hospital. threatens to ruin the fishing Industry ly done In this way the organization | The truth o f the matter Is that ing among Its members, the oldest Corvallis— Work under way on of Newfoundland. A movement now Our building service is yours for building enlisted man who served Uncle Sam Is on foot to induce the legislature tc chose the delegates to the county the public w ill not consider prohl- new 660,000 theatre. during the world war. His name is Boardman O. W. R. & N. Co. to i offer heavy bounties for the building a home, barn, garage, silo or other build convention and from there the state bltion as a live issue. Even those . „ . .. o f a o t u v /in o w c i c e o iu ie l o tl of schooners, I it t i Is reported. delegates were chosen In the same ¡pcrgong who profeg8 the be,lef that JeBse E. Inman, an enthusiastic niem- t uild depot. ing. Come into the office and inspect the ___ . ...... ber of the Reedsport post, who was During 1821 42 stout fishing schoon Grants Pass— Caves highw ay com- j ers dropped into Davy Jones’ locker Wayu , . K Ith?- Prohibition measure was a n.tr- Qn the gUth of March , n I he result was government of. by take refuse to let any worry over an(J 8erve„ ag * civ„ lan * designs. pleted June 1. and 1922 already lias a lengthy list oi Eugene woolen mills now work- losses. The entire Newfoundland fleel i and for, not the people, but the or- ,Its passage interfere with their 1922 in the Sioux War in 1871 and 1887 ng to capacity. ganizatinn. The voter figured only digestion. Prohibition as a funda- today Is not more titan half that ol He enlisted for service In the Navy Roseburg— Plans revived for rail, j 1900. The number of schooners be iu a very small way if at all in the mental policy is settled, and the roll- as a blacksmith at San Francisco, old system. The office holder was not tician who tries to urge its repeal road from tlnibe east of Roseburg tween 30 anti 63 tons in service today Cal. He Is 73 years of age, hale and Is about 500. as against from 1,000 t< to tidewater at Marshfield. In fear of the voter. All he hud Io ¡Is arguing an issue as dead as hearty and enggaged in Salvation J Phone 331 Portland— Contract awarded for 1,300 in the closing days of the Nine do was to remain in the good graces slavery. Army work in Douglas county. teenth century 6150,000 apai intent house of “the organization" which meunl j --------------------------- - S “ The Yard of Best Quality ” Dallas !6 rtew houses under con- the county bosses and above them ❖ ■ H. M. STRAW . MGR. Triumph for Old-Timer. North Bend - The hall being built B(ruction the greater state boss or bosses. It | ♦ ❖ The little red schoolhouse won a vie by the Sunset Post No. 34 American ' Contra; , 8 Hisned for riew Concord was so hard for the great mass of 4“ 0. A. C. FARM REMINDERS ♦ Exclu,ive Representatives of National Builder, Bureau tory over the present day educations ® «.¡Legion of North n .n d will be erected clarkaniaH coun(y. Ihe voters to make their influence Institution, witli its domestic seienc« on the corner of Union and Washing- Corvallis— Methodists to build new felt In the stule government that in and vocational training courses, dur ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I Need gem . H "‘ ree' H “ H" " 100 125 » 10M 0 0 ’Chtlrch point nt fact the government was lng an old-fashioned spelling bee heir Hogs Need Some Grain feet. Under present plans, the Leg- Albany to have new strictly mod In Bucyrus, Dido, when Mrs. E. B scarcely responsible to them at all. A lfalfa, clover, and rape are con- )On building corporation w ill dedi- Finley, eighty-seven, spelled down 2! ern rooming house. Let it be freely admitted that the sldered the best pasture plant for cate (]le Hall on |j,e Saturday night, Hood River— Work to begin soon graduates of high schools and colleges direct primary In Oregon is fur front hogs. Pasture alone, however, is not July j and w ill give public dances on In a contest lasting over three hours satisfactory. Let It be admitted that Renaissance, vertiginous, rendezvoui a sufficient ration to bring the best Monday and Tuesday during the c e l e - Construction work on a minority generally selects the can and fortissimo were the words tha' insults in pig feeding. Grain of some bratton. The building w ill cost community hall starts. didate, that candidates must be self spelled defeat to her opponents, ant kind should alw ays be fed along 621,000. are a necessity, seekers and that the office seldom 1> with it. Some feeders prefer to limit McMinville Cannery to be operat- then Mrs. Finley became so «xcltef . cd thiR summer. ever seeks the ntan. These things are she dropped out with “tuberculosis.” especially when irrigating the amount of grain fed to two or Hood River— Announcement by Albany to get new 630,000 bakery j not typical of the Oregon system, three pounds daily per 100 pounds of n ,e Hood River American Legion post however. Thy are typical of all po Stayton lets paving contracts. hog. Others prefer the self feeder. ,hat radio concerts w ill be a feature litics, ancient and modern. If 30 or v i o n . i. _. ___ I Lebanon gets new wood finishing Either Bystem la satisfactory. of h , 9 second annual Mt. Hood climb. facjory SOME MERIT IN SUGGESTION 40 per cent of the voters are not a ---------- scheduled for July this year, has ‘ Work progreS8ing on Heppner- buy a good one now and have the satisfaction cf majority, then certainly the boss Wild Gras» Reduces Crop created a surprising interest, accord- n ardman road World Would Certainly Be More Col controlled convention of other days knowing what time it is. orful if Woman Would Ores* as Thlckle grass, needle grass, devil ing to Kent Shoemaker, Chairman. It .Florence— Monroe shingle m ill it ! was much less a majority. And must This Article Desires. a ntan be more Ignoble to make hint, grass, or wild cheat as It Is various- 1» proposed to open the camp In tho agajn ¡n operation after receiving ,, ----- self popular with the people of ly called, is a bad roadside weed in future for a week or more with ski- S25 oon improvements the wheat and alfalfa country. It ing and other snowtleld sporls en Road construction in Umatilla dre" lT k T m Z 7 " v Z n T ’th e ? ‘□ a l e his district than to be ’’solid’’ with matures early, the heads drop over, tered. This year it has been county for 1922 now well under way i the masculine styles of a lovelier day an "organization” ? JEWELER and WATCHMAKER Corvallis— Phone company to have and age than the present one?" asked Changes are needed In the Oregon turn purple, and so ripen. The seed to two days. It Is anticipated that H e rm is to n , O re g o n an elderly artist the other day. system mid wp believe that the next then spreads to the neighboring national and state legion officials, Dew home " G I F TS THA T L jlS T ” city and state officers w ill attend fields and reduces next year’s crop. He pointed out the lack of beauty of decade will see It worked over con the affair. , the existent garb for man and then he siderably. But to try to progress JAP GIRLS GET INTO LINE , recalled the silken dandles of Shake Movable Fence Easily Made hnckwards to the most discredited speare’s day. Five thousand ex-service men ln i , The best and handiest movable institution that American politics Increasing Physical Activity and Inde- "And wouldn't the women of today ever saw, the bosH system. Is not what fence for hogs, dairy cattle, or horses uniform is the goal set for the an pendence Are Regarded as of look nice in those attires?” he asked. nual convention parade on July is made of good grade 26 Inch woven the people of Oregon want. Particular Significance. “The imitation shirts and the stiff col 29th, the biggest public featuro of lars that the women Haunt set me With all Its faults the Oregon sys wire stretched to well braced end the state meeting of The American A new freedom in physical move crazy, let alone the cuffs and tortoise tem is a mighty improvement over posts and lightly stapled to heavy oak what proceeded It. Public officials Rtakes driven between. Two men and ; b'eBlon• according to plans being ment is discernible if not obvious In shell glasses, and now I even hear a team can put up 100 to 160 rods worked out by tho local convention feminine Japan. It can he noted on they’re thinking of wearing bloomers are now really responsible to the v o t of such fence a day and It is more committee. In order to get the idea ‘he »‘reel In the little girls' play. Al and trousers. er (take the recent, recall of the « 1 1 j •« -i aw thoroiichlv they have h<t<l tho most varied "Well, let them revive the fashions »norougniy homo nonie in in tlip ine minds minna of oi ptibllo service coninUlsslon, for tiy- durable and more easily moved than Legion men over the state, the local . K- me» and weie fairly active, of old when a tailor knew how to dress stance) and corruption in our stale . . . . but nothing so unladviike as jumping a man. Let them wear the silken knee- committee has launched upon an , . • , government unknown. If we need a hreeehes and the silken coats, heaped ------------------- ■ . . , a u , . . . ,ner " "tick, a sort of pole vault with HEPPNER, O R EG O N Seed Fallacy Exposed extensive advertising and publicity _„,lt t„p N(W thls ,s not nnlIgual high In the front with frilly stocks change It la a change In tlte direc The old fallacy about changing Pr°Kram w hich will reach, w ithin |n the larger towns, and surprisingly and fringed with lacy cuffs. And then tion of improvement. seed t>otatn stock la again being H ^ew days, into every town in the high do these wooden clogged, ki- —ah! the accompanying white silk Will pay highest market price for butterfat. worked In Oregon. The best growers Btate- monoed, pig tailed youngsters Jump, stockings would be rather delightful. A DEAD ISSUE And that would solve the short-skM are gettin g good certified seed and Thousands of big posters, lurid >""1 with much abandon, Honest weights and test. Give us a trial shipment. sticking to It. Station circular No. enough to be seen a block away. K*r|s schools there Is much controversy.” Dearborn Independent It’s a Money Saver No Waste h a y GOOD BARNS Make Better Farms ■ ; Inland Empire Lumber Company | W ATCHES W H Y NOT WM. H. OGDEN Morrow County Creamery Company From lime to lime, upholders _ of " J»"’ “ ld — and have just been p^pared, and .h e y r n , , American mothers called tatnhoy* committee. These set forth the sal- Isbness. and increasing Interest In ten- lent points of the tri-convenlton „Is and basketball. Also It Is not un- program, the slate m eetings of the liecoming muv for maiden or matron legion, its auxiliary and the society j to hold up her head In line with her B of Forty and Eight, and they are sPlne, and frankly look on at this ■ being sent forth this week. world and all its Incumbrances. For- ■ . merly it was almost the great unpar- ■ . .. and . navy uniforms, so > fam .» il- donahle #rtP.vu_i, not to carry the head slightly 7 ■ . Army . . x ’ 41 forward, with eyes downcast. This ■ lar a few years ago but so little seen nltlt„de „f hllmllla, 1(ln „ now beconj. ■ of late, w ill once again make their | ng fearfully old-fashioned. ■ appearance in numbers on May 30. Foreign teachers of long experience g Memorial day Is the one day of the s«)' that the change ln this respect is ■ year when the average ex-service striking in the classroom. Students ■ man does not mind donning the O. when reciting now look up squarely at ■ D. On that day he feels it his clear ’"«tcuctor Instead of at their knees g duty to get out and participate In rum'/i",' f \ ,,,ls '* " ,aURbt Z . . u, . „ thlnK. hilt the reflex of a change with- ■ exercises In memory of his fallen ,n> vltn, ,.noilgh overco tearhlng ■ huddles, say officials of the Oregon an<i inherited tendency. It Is signifl- g Department of The American Legion, cant. k —— — — — — Another change, trifling, but a ❖ straw that shows the direction and ve- ♦ loclfy of the current. Is the growing n u r n n n TwnrcTPTXT <• ha,,lt maa Wrppt "”d wife to walk side lRdy by OREGON INDUSTRIAL « slll„ thp InMp(i(1 of my ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ¡J ■ ■ J Are You Going to Play Safe on Fuel for Next Winter? a The strike Is en But we can get coal fro n tha Utah field* We have a car of lump that w ill lie here about the 28tb. Thll Is the beat and hardest of Utah coal, and will store and keep in good shape for next winters use. Two or three tons stored now will put you safe for the early part of the winter. We nre filling our bins to rapacity. But our bins full Is a small proportion of the amount of coal needed for the year. If you want to he safe place your order with us at once. TH E T U M -A -L U M LUMBER COMPANY ■ ♦ ■ * REVIEW Calls Paderewski a Giant. No one can ever realize how hard Paderewski worked for his results. Sometimes one hears of the great heroism of the pianist who practices six or seven hours a day. Time amt again I have known Paderewski to keep on working until three and four ln the morning, often working four teen to sixteen hours a day. Of course, only a physical giant could have accomplished this, and In deed such was Paderewski. His en durance and strength were enormous. When I was playing with him nt Er- ard's he Insisted upon having a chair that wag especially heavy. This very physical power gnve Paderewski an enormous range of tone color possibilities. Indeed, If It had not been for his enormous endur ance he could never hnve accom plished the work w hlch gave him a seat at the peace conference as the foremost citizen of Poland.—Harold Bauer in Etude. Petroleum Statistics. The American Petroleum Institute's R. A. Browmon, Mgr. Phone III analysis of official petroleum statistics for December, 1921. allows an excess ,5 7 0 .0 0 0 ho spent tn Gran. TRUE DA VINCI IN. LOUVRE? o T d o ^ r p r X t i ^ V n d “ ^ inty for 1 9 . . road work. — over indicated tidal consumption. In- '■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I RoschurfP—Work starts on ,ncw Museum Director Scoff« at Theory eluding exports amounting to 14,087,- ,1 2 6 .0 0 0 apartment house. That Famous Painting Has Boon 339 barrels for the 'month, or at the Gold Beach —Contract let for Brought to America. annual rate of t63,8riti„’I03 barrels. In December, 1820, there was an excess We are showing a new line of ot three-quarter length Brush Creek-Mussel Creek section . ------ Rooeevelt highway. Artists and friends of the Louvre of production over consumption of 7,- Silk and Mercerized Lisle Sock, 113,031 barrels. In November. 1921, Saiem Contract let for »30,000 T X n l o ’“ 7 . tn the new brown heather shades at bOc there was an excess of production cannery. painting. "La Belle Ferronnlere," oi er consumption amounting to 8,801,- Freewater— Fruit ronipnny to hangs in the museum and la not In 068 barrels. Novelties in I adies IIJixlkerchtef, at .«Sc, In the new popular shades erect packing plant here. America. Tills on the authority of Exports totaled 3.791,007 barrels ln We have some pretty Misses’ and Children’s Straw Mats at 75c to >1.50. Just Pendleton New brldgie to span D'Estourm'lles de Constant, director December, 1821; 5,817,408 barrels In •he thint? for this s c m m ir t>< the year of national museums. Umatilla river. Noverolier, and 7,922,iio3 barrels ln De •This is an old story," said the di cember, 1920. Survey of Associated Industries In Men's shirts we are lealunng show outlook for flour m illing indus rector. “it Is not the first time that The Arrow Shirt* the authenticity of our masterpiece« New Cape Breton Salt Bed. try good. has been questioned by foreign collec in the soft cuff patterns at 62.00 The first rook salt deposit aver Portland— Portland Mfg Co. to tors. There seems to be no way of found In Cape Breton has been made erect veneer mill. We are offering to ckne out .Men's Sador Straw Hats worth up tn *1.00 at 9l, putting a atop to the habit. near Whycocouiagh, Victoria county, Bandon ,1 2 .9 5 5 contract award "The painting entered among our where a thin upper vein of a salt bed ed for grading and clearing 2 m iles I collections under the title of ‘Ln Belle has been pierced at a depth of 13) mad. Ferronnlere’ was certainly from the feet below the ground's surface. A t4-foot macadam road from Foster brash of Vinci himself number of natural springs rich In salt to Cascadia assured L‘ "** ,h* art. ’reaanrea of have also Iwcn discovered and a com " 7 ht Rest of “ f ht Rest of Cushman- New eaen.rw nwrfer Franr1* 1 "nrt- <» ***2, Per» Dan. the pany of Cat»- Breton has been Incor Cushman -N e w cannery under k|ng.s mln|Mer flnance«, Identified Good Strvict'’ Good Strvict“ ronatnietton | ( aa tha p,,rtratt the duchess of porated for the purpose of developing Stayton— Woolen m ill Installing M.intau. Certain historian* on the the salt production Industry In the dla- W et H e r m is to n P roduce & S u p p ly C o. W. C. Cox, Manager Á mahogany d r e s s e r »1 That old dresser —un less in very bad condi tio n -can be made to look like a fine, n ew piece of mahogany by applying one or two coats of B-H Lustrelac. B-H Lustrelac imitates natural woods, giving an elastic, durable gloss. Try it for finishing fur niture. interior wood work and floors. pigeon-toeing along ahnnt a pace In the rear of her lord.—Scribner’s Magazine. Eight shades and color less. ’••‘•¿•‘• I P A IN T S bass -<O? höher SAW F M A X ia C O . S K A T F ll | | PoartANo S A P P E R S ’ IN C . los ancclss
