The Hermiston herald., June 22, 1922, Image 2

T H E H ER M ISTO N H ER A LD , HERM ISTON, 0 REG OK. '
¿The ^rraiifltuu Serali)
P ublished every T hursday a t H er.
m lston. U m atilla County, Oregon by
th e H erald P ublishing company, Inc.
E n tered as second class m a tter,
December 1906 a t the poetoffice a t
H erm iston, Oregon.
Subscription Sates
F or One Year ............................... >2.00
For Six M ouths ------ ..— ....
>1.00
P ayable in Advance.
Advertising Sates
deeper cu ltiv atio n Is necessary
throw up th e rldgea.
to
■ > «««*««««♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
♦
♦
♦
•»
♦
OREGON INDUSTRIAL
REVIEW
♦
♦
«
La P in e p lan n in g >12,000 school
and >7,000 gym nasium .
C orvallis— W illam ette
p recinct,
south of here, p lan n in g >3500 com-
m u n ity hall. >250,000 to be available
fo r Coquille-B andon road.
a tte n d in g the n atio n al convention in
New O rleans, w ill encounter more
histo ry to th e square Inch th a n in
any o th er city In America. To the
ex -fig h ter th e fam ous old po rt city
w ill reveal th e m arks of tw o c e n tu r­
ies of sp irited existence, inspired by
th e deeds of ex-service men of o th er
days. Founded by Bineville in 1718,
’New O rleans has been u n d er the
F rench F lag tw ice; th e colors of
S pain have floated over th e city,
J th e sta rs and B ars of the Confcder-
a' y ’ and i *nal,jr ,h e Star8 a,‘d S triPe8
j o i tho U nl,ed Sta,e8’
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a
Morrow County Creamery :
Company
:
Get the
outdoor air
:
:
H EPPNER, O R EG O N
Will pay highest market price for butterfat.
Display ................... 20 C ents per Inch
P o rtla n d — W ork begun on S hrine
Honest weights and test. Give us a trial shipment.
Classified or Local 10 Cents per Lino
hospital for cripple d ch lld rcn .
NEW BUSINESS HOUSES ARE
for F irst Insertion, 5 C ents for S ub­
P ra irie City— S tan d ard Oil Co. to
GOING IN AT BOARDMAN
sequent Insertions.
?rect gas and oil statio n here.
~ y
C o n tract aw arded for St. Helena-
G arage Building Contracted by
A SERMON IN BRIEF
P itts b u rg highw ay.
Morrow County Ford Dealers;
"H e may w ear a last y ear’s straw ’ Tillam ook— N eskow in-Salm on riv ­
Meat Market Opens
h a t, his finger nails may need m ani­ e r road to be b u ilt as fa r as Devils
B oardm an, Ore., Ju n e 22— Board-
curing, his vest may hang a little Lake.
■
man
is m oving forw ard. In addition
loose, and his p an ts may bag a t th e
P rin ev ille to have >100,000 hotel.
knees; his face may show signs of a
Oregon City— Odd F ellow s to erect to th e depot now under co nstruction
! co n tracts have been let for th e erec.
second day’s grow th and the tin d in ­ new >26.187.98 home.
i
ner bucket he carries may be full of
A storia— B udget to erect new tion of a m odern garag e of b unga-
i low type ad jo in in g the L atnurelie
dents and doughnuts; but don’t you building.
Silver Lake— A m erican R ailw ay K€,vlce 8,atlon JU8t completed. Mr.
call him "th e old m an.” H e’s your
E xpress to erect new building.
i L a' o urclle is the Ford rep resen tativ e
fath er.
And you want your meats kept cool. The
S tay to n —ICannery in operation.
for Morrow Coun‘>' aild w111 make
" F o r years and years he has been
City
Meat Market has a cold storage plant
P endleton— Pac. Pow er & Light ' Boardm an his headquarters. He form-
ru stlin g around to get th in g s to g eth ­
er. Never once has he failed to do Co. g ran ted h ig h er ra te for gas m / r ' y operated at H eppner. He exp, cts
kept cold by our own system. Amonia
|* ° *n ata*l an *ee cream and soft d rink
the rig h t th in g by you. He th in k s you th is city
pipes keep the show cases down almost to
W illam ina— W ork to s ta rt on gym- d ep artm en t in the service statio n and
are the greatest boy on e arth , bar
has ordered a m odern soda fo u n tain
none, even though you p laster your nasium b uilding.
freezing
temperature. Anything you buy
h a ir back, wear sm art clothes, smoke
E ugene to have new h o sp ital cost­ for in stallatio n . W. A. Goodwin will
have charge of the garag e co n struc­
of us during the hot season will be fresh
cig arettes and fail to bring home a in g >55,001.
cent, lie is the man who won th e
R oseburg— New tile w arehouse u n ­ tion.
for we have the facilities to keep it so. You
The Cash Meat M arket opened for
love and life p artn ersh ip of the g re a t, d er constru ctio n .
business
on
W
ednesday
in
th
e
con-
est woman on earth , your m other.
W a rrin g to n to Im prove streets.
take no chances when you buy of us.
P o r.lan d b u ild in g p erm its from crete building on Main St., owned by
He is ‘some m an’ and not ‘th e old
H
arry
M
urchie
who
has
pu
t
th
in
te
r­
m an.’ If you win as good a wife as he Ju n e 1 to 8 to ta l >570,645.
did, you will have to go some, boy.”
E ugene to get new 12-suite con­ ior in as fine condition for th e m eat
business as most any city m arket. An
— C ontributed.
crete a p artm en t house.
P o rtlan d — T elegram to erect a new experienced m eat c u tte r w ill soon bo
installed and B oardm an will have the
❖
<• ❖ ❖ ❖ 55* ♦ ❖ ❖ <• building.
S1KEY & HENDERSON, Props
Bend to get >7500 business block. first desirable m eat m ark et in its
♦
♦
G ran ts Pass— W ork to s ta r t on history.
<• 0. A. C. FARM REMINDERS * packing p lan t of Oregon G row ers'
The Goodrich T ire sign p a in te rs
♦
♦
showed th e ir usual speed on T h u rs-
association.
♦
♦ ♦ <• ❖ ❖ ♦ •> <• •>
S alem - >47,199 co n tract aw arded day wh<’" ,h e y decorated the Morgan
Wheat No!. Changed to Cheat
for Old Peoples’ home.
| {G arage w h h two of th e ir fam iliar
A g reat deal of w in ter oats and
Independence to have greenhouse. a tte n tio n arresters. The n ativ es were
w heat and BOine cheat even w as kill-
F orest Grove— S tu d en ts a p artm en t in terested in th e rap id ity witli whicli
buck cheat, w hich is often present house w ith 24 2-room su its to be the signs took shape and th e pa n t
w as spread.
Follow ing th is th in n in g of the p lan t­ b u ilt.
ed crops the seed of the so-called
E cho, O regon
buck cheat, which is often present
= SCHOOL HEAD CONFERENCE
in seed grain and also in th e soil
MEETS AT EUGENE, JUNE 23-24
on w et lands, came up resu ltin g in
heavy stands of cheat. T his has m is­
AM ERICAN
M A N U F A C T U R E R S OF-
The an n u al conference of su p erin ­
led some persons to believe th a t g rain
ten
d
en
ts
and
p
rin
cip
als
w
ill
be
held
LEGION
planted changed to buck cheat. Such
on the cam pus a t th e U niversity of
change Is impossible and th e u n u su ­
NEIVS NOTES Oregon on Friday and S atu rd ay , Ju n e
ally heavy am ount of buck ch eat In
23 and 24. The confcieuce is open to
relation am ount of grain is due to
all school men in terested , and already
the fact th a t the cheat did not kill
Tho Dalles, Ju n e 22— D alles Post a large percentage of th e su p erin ­
out as generally as the grains.
w an ts to 'h e a r from th e acq u attc ten d en ts and principals of Oregon
sta rs of Oregon who belong to th e have signified th eir in ten tio n of at-
Potato Plants Rouged
The Superior Product of Scientific Mtiling
Any diseased potato plants, sick­ A m erican Legion. A th ree-d ay w ater tending th e sum m er term and con-
carn
iv
al
w
ill
be
held
h
ere
d
u
rin
g
fercnce.
S
u
p
erin
ten
d
en
ts
and
prin
cl-
Makes Better Bread
ly, weak or otherw ise unsatisfactory,
should be dug out, taken off the fieid th e week of conventions n ext m onth pals not p lan n in g to a tten d th e six
Try a Sack
and destroyed as prom ptly as they and Don W. Y antis, who used to h ang weeks session of sum m er term are in-
appear. If th is m easure is followed up records him self, is in charge. ' vited to be presen t for th e tw o day
th ro u g h th e season it w ill help m a­ The Dalles post and local business- m eeting.
terially in preventing spread of po­ men w ill offer prizes for the w inners, i Among topics to be discussed are
and It Is hop, d to establish a cus- th e latest findings in tests and mea-
ta to disease.
tom w hich will last ns long as th ere su rem en ts; special m ethods of deal-
are enough legion m em bers left w ith ing w ith deficien t and u n u su al
Overcuring Spoils Hay
enough lim ber jo in ts to tak e to the ch ild ren ; th e result of th e ex am ina­
Much good hay Is spoiled each
w ater.
tion of n large num ber of ch ild ren
Awarded Scholarship
yeur by being left too long In the
The prizes have n o t yet been a n ­ In O regon’s school system s; th e r a t ­
sw ath, windrow or shock. A very
Miss
Powell, w ho delivered th e
in g of teach ers; teach ers’ m eetings;
m uch b etter q uality of baled hay or nounced, h u t th ey w ill be su b stan ­
class will, was aw arded a college
teac h ers’ in stitu tes, and o th er v ital
tia
l
enough
to
n
ttra
c
t
th
e
best
sw
im
,
loose may be had by cu rin g the hay
scholarship. The speaker of the eve­
topics. The F rid ay afternoon educa-
o u t ns rapidly as possible and p u t­ mers. T he Colum bia is a m ile wide
ning was W illiam H obus of Salem,
tin g it In the mow or stack w here it ut The Dalles, and am bitious swim - ! tion classes will be dismissed in or- who gave a most in te re stin g and in ­
I b not exposed to light. It may then tners can paddle all th e way down to ! der th a t those registered may a tte n d stru ctiv e address.
th e conference m eetings
be baled up w ith b elter m oisture A storia, if they w unt io. so th ere Is
The graduates w ere proud and glad
F rid ay evening the visitin g su p er­
co n ten t and b etter color and q u al­ plenty of space for all com petitors.
to be the first to receive diplom as
T h ere w ill be sw im m ing events for in ten d en ts and principals will be the
ity.
from such a histo rical town and
women too. The p ost’s catch-w ord guests a t th e first m eeting of the
school. They feel sure th a t not m any
for th e convention Is "B rin g your S choolm asters’ club, an o rganization
people have had such an experience.
Shallow Cultivation Best
Corn and potato cultivation should u n ifo rm ,” b u t equally well It can co n sistin g of th e school men a tte n d ,
A fter th e old schoolhouse was
he Just deep enough io kill th e weeds u rg e legionnaires Io b rin g b ath in g ( ing th e sum m er term on th e campus, abandoned for school purposes It was
su
its
too.
v- —-------------------------------
and not cut off the feeding roots of
not used m uch except for church
----------
UMATILLA'S EARLY HISTORY
the plants. W here potatoes are ir­
services on Sunday. L ately, how ever,
rig ated or grown by ridge cu ltu re
P o rtlan d . Ju n e 22-—L egionnaires I
It has been remodeled and is now us­
(C ontinued from Pago One)
------------------------------------- —
ed ns a com m unity hall. C hurch Is
«■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a w hile, h aving moved to U m atilla and still held th ere on Sundays.
D uring the week It Is used by th e
¡J aw ay ag ain , before becoming a per-
com m unity for m eetings, parties or
B jtn a n c n l resident.
We have just received a shipment of
■
The tw o g rad u ates w ere well nc- any such purposes. The old school­
■ iq u a ln te d w ith th e stran g e histo ry of house has a long an d useful old age
g th e ir school. In recognition of th is. before It. It is tiu ly a fittin g and
■ they selected tiny gold arrow heads as appropriate end for such a historic
I ! class pins. In mem ory of th e h ours building.
J p atien tly spent In searching th e
I hanks of th e Colum bia for arro w -
PROF. SCULLEN TO BE HERE
■ heads, relics of old Indian battles.
P rofessor Scullen of th e Oregon
W. C. Cox, Manager
IT’S H O T
CITY M EA T M AR K ET
■ Doctors urge the necessity of sound
|
sleep. Outdoor sleep is per­
il
feet sleep
■
■
■ T ak e the S leep in g Porch
■ T onic. Equip Your H om e
1 W ith a Screened Porch
■
■
■
|
The service department of this !
= company is for your use. Come in 1
« and ask for ideas and suggestions
■ for that sleeping porch. Come—no
! obligations.
■
|
! Inland Empire Lumber Company
®
Phone 331
2
“ The Yard of Beit Quality ”
■
H . M. S T R A W . M G R.
■
•
Exclusive Representatives of National Builders Bureau
Echo Flour Mills
High Grade Patent
B lue S tem Flour
DEALERS IN GRAIN AND FEED
Pieces Cut Purposely for Mower
Tongues
s
They are cut out of clear straight grained mater­
ial, smaller at one end to save you working them
down. We also have buck rake teeth, sled and
stacker material in stock,
TH E T U M -A -L U M
LUMBER COMPANY
R. A. Brown.on. Mgr.
Phon. I l l
!■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■!
This is the Time to Put a Hermiston
Pennant on Your Car
We have them in good vogue of colors at SI.00
Place your order for corn.
arrive within 10 «lays.
We have two cars to
You can get Olympic Scratch f eed here at 13.25
per sack. Nothing better.
H e r m is to n Produce &
•TAe BeM Of
- TAe B » l of
C W S w ta "
OUppiy tO . G o ^S e rv« '
Presen* Dol’
B
I
■
■
H
■
■
J
I
■
■
J
I
I
>
■
•
F o r a m ascot to be handed down
by the classes, they gave a doll, in
th e form of a little brow n squaw ,
gaily and ap p ro p riately dressed.
The seniors had given a play, w ith
th e aid of some of th e o th er members
of the high school. They were able
Io leave >50.35 of th e proceeds to th e
school for the p u rchase of a phono-
graph
H arold B enjam in, th e su p erln ten d -
cut of the school, offered a prize to
th e senior having th e best grades for
the four years. In such a sm all class
it was h ard Io select th e w inner, es-
peelally since both m em bers were al-
most equally good.
Miss Davis w as fin ally chosen v a l­
ed icto rian and so received th e prixe,
a sm all gold medal, ap p ro p riately e n ­
graved. She also received >10 w hich
had been offered for th e best essay
w ritten by a m em ber of th e civics
class.
A gricultural college w ill be here
S aturday. Ju ly J for a d em onstration
and m eeting w ith local bee men. An
auto trip around th e p ro ject to see
the local bee in d u stry Is planned fo r
the farm ers and outside visitors.
are a necessity,
especially when irrigating
W H Y NOT
buy a good one now and have the satisfaction cf
knowing what time it is.
WM. H. OGDEN
JEWELER and WATCHMAKER
H e rm is to n , O regon
" G IF T S TH A T L j‘t S T "
¿Make her kitchen
a pride and joy.
Perhaps nothing is more disheartening to
a housewife,more trying to her nerves, than
a dark, dingy, unattractive kitchen. And
nothing is easier of correction.
B-H Satin Egg Shell Finish on the walls
—any one of 12 artistic shades—and B-H
Gold Seal White Enamel on the woodwork
will turn her kitchen into a room to be
proud of— one to invite friends to inspect.
We Want Yon
to keep in mind the
fact that in addition to
printing th is new s­
paper we do job work
of any kind. W hen
in need of anything
in this line be sure
W ATCHES
Oar Home Rea tt ft fu I D e
partm em » ill gladi»
yoa valuable an J helpful
tuggeiltout.
a»
M S S H U BTER P /fL V T C O
FreiarMC*. Cel
Be sure to think of Bass-Hueter when
considering a painting job—whether a room
or an entire house—inside work or out. The
B-H line contains paints, varnishes, stains,
enamels, in fact preparations for every
painting use.
T o See Us
FREE FREE
Fora limited time only we are giving
ABSOLUTELY FREE
with each regular Vacuum Cup Tire purchased,
ONE “TON TESTED” TUBE of Corresponding Sise
KNERR’S REPAIR SHOP
bass -S s $1K> höher
S A N FRA N C ISC O . S E A T T IE
^VARNISHES
P O R T L A N D , LOS ANG ELES
SAPPERS’ INC.
4