THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.’
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ers are meeting the problem of late
__ ¡green feed. They find the practice
Published every Thursday at Her. aids materially In working dairy
gjfca;
nilston, Umatilla County, Oregon by cattle to the limit of profitable pro
the Herald Publishing company, Inc. duction.
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Bntered as second class matter,
Cheat Grass is Nuisance
December 1906 at the postoffice at
Destruction of cheat grass along
Hermiston, Oregon.
highways and waste places will pre
vent much trouble with It In tbe
Subscription Bates
For One Year ................. ........... >2.00, next crop It may be plowed up or
For Six Months .........................>1.00 clipped and burned over before the
Payablo in Advance.
¡wheat fields are dry enough to burn.
------ Either practice will prevent Spread-
Advertising Bates
ing of seed.
Display ...................20 Cents per Inch
Classified or Local 10 Cents per Line
Care and Breeding Important
for First Insertion,'6 Cents for Sub
Success in production of meat de- !
sequent Insertions.
[pends about half on the breeding of !
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--------------------------------- t)ie nerd and half on care and feed- 1
fo'"'
BUSINESS IS BETTER
jlng. Establishment of pure bred
The general business situation haH slre8 on *he range has been one of i
continued favorable from month to ,be outstanding results of the work
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month until confidence Is now well ,of nearly 100 ra"Ke »vestock asso-!
established that the worst of the in f la t io n s In Oregon. The effect of the!
evitable post-war depression is over, "be
these high class sires Is al- j
says The National City Bank of ready clear’y *Pa"»>t- Good “lock
New York. The recovery reflects the , wl,h flr8t cla«s toei and car®
great recuperative powers which this sur® t0 win
country has within itself, but has
W hen your telephone is accidentally left “ off
County Agent Can Help
been aided by a similar demonstra
The county agent is able to identi
tion in other countries. Despite the
(he
Lo
the operator first answers as she would
seemingly almost insoluable problems fy most of the diseases that attack
if
you
weie
placing a call. A fter repeated efforts,
arising from the war, and all the farm plants, and ordinarily should
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be
consulted
before
specimens
are
receiving no response, she reports your line as “ out
political controversies, racial antag
onisms and half baked social and 'sent in to the experiment station,
o f order.” It is then disconnected from the regular
economic theories that contribute to Quicker results may usually be ob-
switt ¡.hoard and placed on a special board where
the confusion .the world has a te n -,tcined ln th,s way and ln ca8e the
dcncy to a state of order. Prosperity a«t'nt
unable to recognize the dl*
it awaits the attention of the repairing forces.
is the fruit of a state of ordered, sense he can send it in with the nec
•A ll this takes time. It involves tests, reports
balanced and reciprocal industry, in essary information concerning It.
which everybody works at render
and generally a trip to the location of the trouble.
ing some service to others and gets
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his pay in th service which they ❖
In the meantime, w hat happens?
0BEG0N INDUSTRIAL
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render to him. Although an appal ♦
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ling ignorance of mutual interests is
C ihers have been unable to reach you by
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constantly displayed, nevertheless •9
telephone.
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people are bound to strive unceasing, ❖ ❖
ly to improve their relations with
Roseburg to have >15,000 library
Even if the mistake has been discovered and
each other. The most potent general
Corvallis Methodists planning a
j
our
telephone placed on the hook, service may not
factor in the revival of trade has >100,000 church building.
been the exhaustion of stocks—the
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restored
until the “ troubleman’s” final O . K.
Bandon promoting American Leg
wearing out of things in use.
ion and community building.
O n a party line all other telephones on the line
Sa’em— Large industrial concerns
¡withdrawing from operation of state
are
deprived of both incoming and outgoing
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♦ accident commission on account of
service for the same period of investigation and
<• 0. A. C. FAEM REMINDERS ♦ Inability to compete with private
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♦ insurance companies.
repair.
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Portland— 6 stories to cost >500,-
Vetch Good Forage Crop
“ O ff the hook” is a most common cause of in
000 to be added to Pittock block.
Wooly podded vetch makes a good
Contract let for >317,752.75 to
terruption to telephone service. By the exercise
forage crop for rather dry hill land.
complete reclamation of 16,000 acres
of care in this connection you will protect your
Where It Is not pastured too closely Tumalo irrigation project.
it will reseed itself.
service and avoid inconvenience to yourself and
Portland— Meier & Frank Co. to
.pend >60,000 in alterations of
ethers.
Late Spray for Anthracnose
building.
Many growers are preparing to add
Milton— New ice plant completed.
Bordeaux 4-4-50 to the July codling
Sweet Home to have >5,000 school
moth spray in order to control an building.
thracnose. When applied that early
Hood River— 6.8 miles Loop high
the effect On the fruit Is not so not wny to cost >115,000.
iceable as later sprays and experi
Rockaway— 3 miles coast highway
ments Indicate and Just as effective running north to be rocked.
control may be obtained.
Mapleton— Rainrock road to be
graveled.
Dust Controls Flee-Beetles
Halsey— Shedd road being paved.
Garden flee-beetles are beginning
Bend to get new >7600 business
to get In their work bn potatoes and block.
other garden vegetables. A dust made
The government used to advance of King Log was to that of King
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Medford— Five new buildings to ❖ ❖ •> ❖ <9 ❖
of one part, powdered nrsenate of
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♦ money to the whiskey trust on liquor Stork among the frogs.— Halsey En
be erected nt co u n y fair grounds.
lead to nine parts air siuked lime
0EEG0N PRESS
* made from grain the farmers grew terprise.
Hood River- Bids called for 7-8 ♦
will prevent serious damago. Mix
Then why not advance money to
miles concrete paving south of city.
The individual who will load up on
the ingredients thoroughly and apply
farmers on the grain itself stored in
Portland—>30,000 Warehouse to ❖ ♦ ♦ ♦ «9 «9 •> <9 <9 ❖ ♦ <9 •> <• <•
the dust to the plants by means of a
moonshine
and then defy the laws
government
warehouses?—
Waldport
be built on east side.
It's our guess that Corvallis had
and endanger the lives of others on
cheese cloth bug or hand duster. Best
Eugene building permits for May the smallest turnout for the Memorial Pacific Herald.
the streets and highways, by sailing
results may be had by applying It total >96,000.
day services of any in Oregon. Seems
Our primary law may result in con* forth boozy-woozy in an automobile
early in the morning or at other
Echo-Butter Creek road contract strange, too, when we consider that trol of the party by a plurality, but
should serve a term at hard prison
times when there 1» no wind.
let for >35,115,70.
the government pays for the keep of that is as far preferable to the rule of labor for the state. And his license
Corvallis— Pac. States Tel. Co. is such a large number of soldiers here. a few bosses through a convention,
to drive a car should be revolked for
Calves Kept Growing
erecting new building.
— Benton County Courier.
which prevailed formerly, as the rule ever.— Oregon City Banner-Courier.
Heifer calv<s kept growing contin
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Condon— Estimated 2,000,000 lbs.
uously make larger and better cows
wool will pass through warehouse
than those stunted through lack of this season.
sufficient feed during some period
Homestead— Copper syndicate re
of their development. Late summer suming work.
and early fall Is a critical time for
Harrisburg— >38.987.50 contract
them as feed Is often limited. It
Is let for grading and macadamiz
pays to give them ns well as the
ing road to Junction City.
milk cows extra feed. Putting up
summer silage Is the wny some farm-
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No Waste h a y
A good barn increases the value of your
farm. It saves you money, lightens your
work and does away with needless waste.
GOOD BARNS
Make Better Farms
Our building service is yours for building
a home, barn, garage, silo or other build
ing. Come into the office and inspect the
designs.
Inland Empire Lumber Company
Phone 331
“ The Yard of Beit Quality ”
H . M. 5T R A W , MGR.
Exclusive Representatives of National Builders Bureau
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W ATCHES
are a necessity,
especiaily when irrigating
W H Y NOT
buy a good one now and have the satisfaction of
knowing what time it is.
WM. H. OGDEN
JEWELER and WATCHMAKER
H e rm is to n , O re g o n
" G IF T S
T H A T L ^ S T "
Morrow County Creamery
Company
HEPPNER, OREGON
Will pay highest market price for butterfat.
Honest weights and test. Give us a trial shipment.
W. C. Cox, Manager
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Our honest opinion is that after a month
we will not be able to buy any coal till the
strike is settled. The immense storage sup
ply that was on hand April 1st will be gone
in less than a month. After that the rail
roads will want more coal than is being
mined, and the dealers will not get coal
when the rail roads need it. Orders placed
now will be filled if you are willing to take
delivery at once.
F i r s t im p ressio n s count for a
great deal. Y ou s h o u ld keep
your hom e looking its best. Isn ’t
it about tim e it w as repainted ?
And not alone as a matter of personal
pride, but also because painting greatly
increases the value of a house and pre
vents decay.
The B-H line includes paints, wall tints
and varnishes specially prepared for
every painting purpose. Each product
is made according to a formula that has
behind it 60 years of paint manufactur
ing experience. To this, and the use of
only the highest grade ingredients,
is due the acknowledged
superiority of
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LUMBER COMPANY
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R. A . B ro w nton , M g r.
Phon* I I I
Out I lam e Reami fa i D r-
/w ro n r s f w ill gladly rend
yn« valuable and helpful
This is the Time to Put a Hermiston
Pennant on Your Car
•aggeitioiu. ri rile at.
SM SM t ’iT E K M N T c a .
Selli A ja n » * , O í.
We have them in good vogue of colors at il.OO
Place your order for corn,
arrive within 10 days.
We have two cars to
You can get Olympic Scratch Feed here at 13.25
per sack. Nothing better.
H erm iston Produce &
Supply Co.
"ZAe fiez/ of
Goo J Stwict"
" T h t B ttl o f
Good Stwict"
BASS-
HOHER
SAN FRANCISCO, SEATTLE
SAPPERS’ INC.
PO RTLA ND, LOS ANGELES
EXCURSION
FARES
EAST
LOWER THAN EVER
This Summer
Bound-trip ticket routed over the
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
returning same or any direct line
Yellowstone Park ...... >32.25 St. Louis ................> 81.50
Malt Lake C ity ............. 4M. 80 Cincinnati ................. 106.30
Denver .......................
69.00 Philadelphia . .......... 144.95
Kanaa« C i t y ....... ........... 72.00 New York _______ 147.40
3maha .......
72.00
Boston .....
158.35
Chicago ................
86.00
To other eitle« In proportion
Ticket Sales Daily until August 31st
Return limit October 31«t
The Union Pacific operates the only THROUGH SOLID TRAIN
between Portland and Chicago
"OREGON-WASHINGTON LIMITKD"
Leave» Portland 9:00 a. m.
Arrives Chicago I I :00 a. m. (third day)
Through sesvice also on "Continental Limited."
Every loot of lh« track 1« protected by AUTOMATIC SAFETY
PIGNAUL Equipment 1« the beet in the transportation world.
Dining car service the very maximum of human skill and art The
service ns a whole represents the supreme efforts of the manage
ment to please and satisfy patrons.
Call on our Agent when you are ready to go and he will do the
rest.
Wm. McMnrrsv
General Passenger Agent
Portland. Oregon