The Hermiston herald., July 27, 1922, Image 2

TÎTE IIEBM1STON HERALD, HERMISTON, GREG
The r irly m orning when th ere Is no w ind
Sift ^rrmüilon Arraló
F red M cE lratk o f F erndale.
FUTURE HAY MARKET
beans a re now sellin g a t 6 cen ts per
APPEARS STRONG
Use Black Leaf-40 for T h rips
P ublished every T hursday a t H er­ pound and are for th e most p a rt be­
niversity regon
ing
shipped
to
S
eattle
an
d
o
th
er
T
h
rlp
s
a
re
p
a
rticu
larly
serious
on
All reports from the Idaho te rri­
m iston, U m atilla County, Oregon by
g arden crops, such as beans, broc­ tory w here hay Is a m ajor crop
th e H erald P u b lish in g com pany, luc to a st p oints.— W eston L eader.
coli, and onions. Black leaf-40 and shows th a t the present season will
E ntered os second class m atter,
N ine cars of c a ttle w ere shipped
December 1906 a t the poatofflce at to P o rtlan d S atu rd ay n ig h t over the soap o r kerosene em ulsion as used produce a much sh o rter hay crop
fo r ap h is con tro l is th e stan d ard th an norm al.
H erm iston, Oregon.
City of P rin ev ille railroad. The sh ip ­
sp ray fo r th is Insect pest.
S en ato r R. N. S tanfield is u n d e r­
m ent Is one of th e larg est to be made
stood to have w ired to his p a rtn e rs
Subscription Rates
th is season. F our cars were con sig n ,
F o r One Y ear .........................._ ..|2 .0 0
in th e Echo d istric t th a t a ll the hay
How to Combat Garden Pests
ed by M itchell cattlem en, Jam es W il­
F o r Six M onths .............. ............ 6 1 0 0
The excessive d ro u th and hot days grow n upon his land on B u tter
son sh ip p in g one car and E. R.
of th is sum m er a re p a rtic u la rly fav­ Creek will be required for th is win
P ayable In Advance.
L aughlin three. P au lin a stockm en
Th e U N IV E R S IT Y
OREGON
orable to th e developm ent of insect ter feeding. Last y ear none of th is
fu
rn
ish
ed
the
o
th
e
r
five
cars,
one
contains:
Advertising Rates
pests. The red spiders a re especially bay w as fed to S tan field 's sheep.
Display ....................20 Cents per Inch each from J. H. Schw arzer, A lbert serious on beans, cane fr u its and a l­
I he college o f Lite: sture. Science
W. J. Logan of U m atilla retu rn ed
Classified or Local 10 C ents per Line Noble, Jam es P ick ett, H ugh L ister most all garden crops may su ffer In. last week from a lengthy visit to his
end the A r t s with 2 ! departments.
ind
C
harles
Lowery.—
C
en
tral
Ore­
for F irst Insertio n , 5 C ents fo r Sub
Jury. S u lp h u r In some form is the old home near P ayette, Idaho an d re
The professional sci ools o f A rc h i­
gonian, P rin ev ille.
sequent Insertions.
s ta n d a r d insecticide for th e red spld- ports th a t sheepm en a re now paying
tecture— Business A dm inistration —
A trav elin g pow er farm in g ex- ®r. F or lim ited a reas d u st su lp h u r from 610 00 to 612.00 per ton for
Education—Graduate Study -Law—
BUSINESS IS GOOD—WHY?
oositlon w ill v isit Echo a t a d ate using if possible su p erfin e dusting hay in the stack and grow ers arc
Medicine— fvlusic— Physical Educa­
B usiness is good. W hat m akes it o be fixed, to d em o n strate th e use solphur, w ill prove th e easiest and not w an tin g to sell a t th a t price. A
tion— Sociology.
good? Money Is “easier,” they say. Il if m otor vehicles in In d u strial and moat practical tre a tm e n t.
large acreage w hich has been grow ­
is the sam e money th a t was “ tig h t” farm ing o perations. A carav an of 40
The 47th Year Opens October 2,1922
ing hay in past years has th is sea­
six m onths ago. W h at has made it tru ck s .tracto rs, and o th er appliances
son been plowed up and p lan ted to
“ easier” now? Do you really w ant to w ill give th e dem o n stratio n a t 150 I*
For (¡catalogue or an ÿ inform ation
* potatoes and sm all g rain s because
know w h at h as m ade it "easier” ? points in Oregon, covering 4000 ♦
•»rito The Registrar, U n toereitÿ o f
OREGON INDUSTRIAL
♦ of th e low prices of last y ear and al.
T hen here Is th e answ er: A group ol miles to v isit all p ortions of th e sta te ♦
Oregon, Eugene, Oregon.
REVIEW
* so because of the ravages of the
men w ired and phoned to all Federal The p roject Is being handled by the ♦
« w eavil w hich has w rought g reat
R eserve cen ters In th e early p a rt of Ford Co., S tan d ard Oil Co., and
havoc in Idaho and in M alhuer Co.
May, 1920—f'T h e tie-u p comes on o th er im plem ent m an u factu rers. The
Hood River— L arg e force in larging Some of th is land is being p lanted to FORD MANUFACTURERS
th e 1 5 th .” T h at is exactly how “ de­ Echo d ates w ill be announced a fte r O. W. R. & N. yards.
Red Clover as the w eavil does not
OWN WINUSHIELD GLASS
fla tio n ” came, by th e decision and the W illam ette valley tow ns a re vis­
P o rtlan d — 630,000,000 F a i l i n g seem to a ttack th is plant.
o rd er of a p riv ate group. It was not ited.— E cho NewB.
block office build in g to go up.
The F ord M otor com pany, De­
Mr. C. T. F erguson a prom inent
a “R eflation of th e cu rren cy ” b u t a
Howell B u tte. Crook county, has H eppner farm er retu rn ed W ednesday tro it, has begun to m an u factu re its
The new T w in C ity L aundry enorm ous p o tato crop.
deflation of th e people. These same
from a two weeks trip into B ritish own plate glass, and already has in
men recently said, “ L et’s ease up a w hich w ill locate Its p la n t in the
T hree P o in ts in M alh eu r county C olum bia and reports th a t th is sea­ operation the firs
m odern glass
little ; tell them to come in and bor­ north end of tow n will be in full op- , ep o rt >5Oo,OOO p o tato crop.
son w ill find the stockm en facing house ever equipped especially to
row some m oney.” A nd then, all of a eratio n and w ill go a fte r th e business
R eedsport— J e tty co n stru ctio n will I he sh o rtest stack yards in several m ake glass for autom obiles.
sudden, "business is good.” The busi­ in luundry, dry cleaning, blocking commence soon.
As Is custom ary w hen ta k in g ov­
years. T his sh o rtag e is expected to
■
ness w as alw ays th ere— w aitin g . Men and cleaning h ats, and dyeing and
Medford— Jackson co u n ty to have be m ade up by shipm ents from Y aki­ er th e m an u factu re of a new pro­
■
n
m aterials, need, all th ere; b u t no cleaning rugs.— M ilton Eagle.
fin e new fair building.
ma V alley. T his w ill relieve w hat duct, F ord has applied his own
■
money. The money all there, too, b u t
A
storia—
Long-Bell
L
um
ber
comp­
principles
of
production,
and,
as
a
H arvest o perations are well u n d er
m ight otherw ise be a su rp lu s in th is
■
not “easy.”
an
y
p
lan
n
in
g
to
build
big
m
ill
soon.
consequence, the m ethods and m a­
d istrict.
way In th is section, m any m achines
Some people ru b th e ir heads when h av in g sta rte d up th is week. O ther
a
M arshfield— 6 -0 0 0 h a ll Is destroy-
chinery used In m ak in g F ord glass
T
he
hay
crops
In
th
e
foothill
sec­
■
they try to u n d erstan d the Money
are a rad ical d e p a r!u re from estab­
m achines w ill begin o perations Mon­ 1 ed by fire.
tions
of
E
astern
Oregon
due
to
the
Q uestion. Let them bo w arned: don 't day, so th a t next week w ill see g rain
B aker— New cold sto rag e and ice
late s p r in g and long dry season will lished practice. The F ord co n tin u ­
tr y to u n derstan d It; no one u n d er­ c u tlln g full blast. G eneral lndlca- ‘“ “ » u la c tu rln g p la n t to be b u ilt,
be
m uch sh o rter th an common and as ous conveyor system featu res th e op­
stan d s it; o u r present system is so ir­ tio n s po in t to an average crop of
Oregon City M olalla avenue to be far so u th as G ran t county stockm en eratio n s so th a t from the tim e the
ra tio n a l as to baffle ratio n al m inds; g rain , alth o u g h q u ality Is "p in ch ed ” Dave<L
Phone 331
are even now ru s tlin g feed. Last glass leaves the fu rn ace u n til It
fin an ciers them selves don’t u n d e r­ in v aried degree. Some fields are
E ugene— New 610,000 w ing to be
becomes a polished w indshield. It is
season
no
feeder
would
buy
u
n
til
late
s ta n d It, th ey only play It. If the
1 The Yard of Best Quality
g e ttin g by w ith sm all dam age from added to McClure hall th is sum m er.
in tho year and paid his own price. alw ays moving.
Money B rokers can induce you to
W allow a— C o n tract on th o I’ow-
G lass m aking, w hen viewed In tho
the hot w inds of several w eeks ago,
H. M. STRAW. MGR.
T
hey
a
re
now
offering
around
610
-
tr y to “ u n d erstan d ” the M onetary w hile o th ers show th e effect consid- j w a?ka ro a<4 le t fur 614,000.
Ford p lan t, looks to be very simple.
00
in
the
slack
and
th
ere
is
good
System, then they have you tied up erably more.
O regon's p otato crop to yield five
T h irty to forty-five
Exclusive Representatives of National Builders Bureau
u
prospect th a t th e g re a te r portion of T he raw m aterials are introduced in­ -
for the rest of your life.
bushels p er acre seem s to be th e m illion bushels.
th e feeder hay w ill go a t around to the furnace w here th ey become a
W endling— W ork to s ta r t a t once
m olten mass. D raw n from the fu r­ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B ■ ■ ■ ■ » B S H B B U
yield.— A th en a Press.
th is figure.
The fam ous F erris wheel of P aris
on reb u ild in g of B ooth-K elly saw m ill
nace in a sem i-liquid state, th e glass
W estern Oregon w hich last yeai
Is being torn down to m ake way for
A w heat fire of more or less spec- 'w h ich w as recen tly destroyed by fire.
passes u n d er a roller, w hich gives it
shipped
to
the
d
airy
sections
of
the
a more pro fitab le investm ent. The ta c u la r n a tu re was responsible yes- I St. H elens— New w ater p u rify in g
w idth and thickness, and on to a
axle of the stru c tu re alone weighs terd ay aftern o o n for 64,000 dam age p lan t arrives, and w ill be in stalled coast about 1500 cars w ill th is sea­ m oving conveyor. T his carries It for
son have p ractically none for sh ip ­
72.000 pounds, and in set at a dis­ to th e field, five m iles east of P en- w ith in next few days.
164 feet th ro u g h a g rad u allly cool­
tance of 164 feet from the ground. It dleton, ow ned Jointly by W illiam
F airview — School to have play­ ping to these d istricts. W estern ing fu rn ace At the end. It is cu t and
W ashington is in m uch th e same
w as built In 1900 nt th e tim e of the Purchase and R. L. K irk p atrick . Six­ grounds.
placed on a n o lh e r conveyor ■which
P a ris E xhibition, frhm plans of F e r­ ty acres o f th e 160-acre field were
E ugene— New Lane h ig h w ay route boat. Dairym en from all over W est­ -aeries It th ro u g h the g rin d in g and
ern Oregon and W ashington are act.
ris, an A m erican E ngineer.
aved th ro u g h tho effo rts of the is planned.
polishing, a fte r w hich It is ready for
th resh in g crew and neighbors who
C orvallis— P acific S tate Telephone ively try in g to c o n tract for fu tu re use.
delivery
w
hile
a
t
th
is
tim
e
last
sea­
L u x u rian t vegetation Including assisted in th e fire fig h tin g . W et cotnpnny erectin g new b uilding.
ferns and palm -llke p lan ts once grew sacks and bark p lo w in g was used to
Canby to have 24 h o u r phone se r. son th e y w ould not ta lk purchase
MF.TIIODIST CHURCH NOTES
a t an y price.
in A laska w hich indicates th a t the check th e flames.
vice.
HEPPNER, OREGON
M
any
sales
are
reported
from
the
clim ate th ere was very u nlike th a t
The w heat in th e field w as ru n ­
H eppner— F irst C h ristian church
R egular services In the m orning.
w hich prevails now. Coal beds dis­ n in g betw een 35 and 40 bushels to recen tly destroyed by fire to be re ­ H erm iston and T ouchet d is tric ts at Sunday school 10 a. m Classes for
Will pay highest market price for butterfat.
614 00 or b e tte r on the car a t load­
close fossil rem ains of m any tropical th e acre. I t was fully insured. The built.
all ages. M orning services 11 a. m.
p lan ts w hich grow only in a w arm fire Is said to have sta rte d from the
Redmond— C o n tract aw arded for ing p o in t and th e prospects are B rother E. K. G raham w ill have
Honest weights and test. Give us a trial shipment.
clim ate.
c a te rp illa r h au lin g th e combine.
th ree and sev en -ten th s m iles of ce­ th a t th e season price w ill average charge of the service and deliver the
above
th
is
figure.
Two h o u rs w ere required to get m ent walks.
serm on. Tho m orning is pleasant at
A bachelor hotel co n tain in g 750 iho flumes u n d er control. The fire
The fly in the o in tm en t is the fact the ch u rch and you w ill enjoy the
S heridan flo u rin g m ill and grain
room s w ill be b u ilt on M ichigan Is said to be th e w orst w heat fire In sto rag e w arehouse w ill be reopened. th a t th e men who m ust feed th is
fellow ship and services w ith us.
boulevard, Chicago, and opened in E astern O regon th is sum m er.— P en ­
Pow ers— Logging
com pany
to y ear’s crop have not yet recovered Como you w ill find a welcome.
th e sp rin g of 1923.
dleton T rib u n e
erect 15 new houses.
from th e period of depression and it
P endleton— H arv est season has is hoped th a t hay prices w ill stay See the larg est Crocodile ever shown
A nest of six petrified eggs was
strated .
w ith in reasonable bounds.
in H erm iston! A ugust 5th.
discovered n ear M ontesano, W ash­ »
♦
ington, recently, when a workm an * 0. A. C. FARM REMINDERS *
blasted aw ay pn rt of a hillside. One ♦
♦
f Kg. when broken, disclosed th e col­
zv-j
are a necessity,
or and form ation of th e yolk. The
Dust For Cucumber Beetle
eggs a re about the size of duck eggs.
The 12-spotled cucum ber beetle or
especially when irrigating
bean beetle Is doing derlous Injury
❖
.j,
to v arious tru c k and garden crops,
♦
♦ p a rtic u la rly benns and potatoes.
♦ N ews of nearby towns •> Probably th e most advisable control
*
❖ practice a t th is tim e would be use
buy a good one now and have the satisfaction cf
of d u st applicatio n , m ixing 1 p art
knowing what time it is.
Over 20,000 pounds of beans have of arso n ate of load w ith 9 p a rts of
been shipped out of F reew ater since a ir slaked lime, sifted wood ashes
Ju ly 4 over th e W alla W alla Valley or a sim ilar d u st c arrier. Place m a­
R ailroad com pany’s (racks alone. F if­ te ria l in cheese cloth o r salt sack
teen cents per pound for 64G pounds and d ust lig h tly over th e p lan ts Io be
JEWELER and WATCHMAKER
was received by th e first shipper. protected. T h is Is best done in the
H e rm is to n , O re g o n
U
«O
:
In Regard the 2
Coal Situation
The Utah fields are work­
ing full time and there is
no scarcity expected. The
mines told us in May not
to stock up until August
as there was a drop in
price expected. It has al­
ready dropped one dollar
and may be lower next
month.
2■
■
■
■
■
■
2
■
Inland Empire Lumber Company
1
Morrow County On ampr y
Company
W. C. Cox, Manager
W ATCHES
■
Are you going to play safe and get your COAL
NO W at the Tum-A-Lum; or take a chance and wait
until you need it about Oct. 1st? You will want it
then and may not be able to get it.
Are you waiting for it to get cheaper? Coal is
selling now at $1.50 less than last year. We have
no information which would lead us to believe that
it will be cheaper this year.
Will you be SAFE or SORRY?
It w ill a d d to the p leasu re a n d
c o m fo rt o f y o u r holiday.
■
■
■
R - A . Brownson, M g r.
Phons 111
2
j
■
THA T L J S T "
WANTED
fril
500 MEN AND WOMEN
It w ill serve y o u r convenience
in securin g in fo rm atio n a n d m ak ­
in g a rran g em en ts.
a
■
■
■
■
■
■
Ï
" G IF T S
R em em b er th e lo n g d istan ce
telep h o n e in y o u r v acatio n plans.
65 Days To October 1st.
TH E T U M -A -L U M
LUMBER COMPANY
WM. H. OGDEN
V a c a tio n
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■
«
W H Y NOT
M
A t lak e or shore, in th e m oun-
tain s o r b y th e stream , long dis­
tan c e telep h o n e service m eans
th a t yo u a re alw ay s in to u ch w ith
hom e a n d business.
E very Bell telep h o n e is a L ong
D istance statio n .
B
to buy A lbina S cratch Feed 63.00 Cwt. W e also h an d le B arley,
Oats. Corn, C racked Corn, W heat, Mill Feeds. Bone, O yster Shell
C harcoal. G round B arley, G round Oats, Developing Mash and Egg
//
Mash. B ring In your F resh Eggs, not over 4 days old.
POULTRY SUPPLY COMPANY
É 4/1
Feed o f A ll K inds
Phone 881
/
J S u cc e ssfu l G r a d u a te s 2
■
’
We are showing a new line of
i
T raveling B ags & Suit C ases
•
the all leather kind at very reasonable prices
$7.50 to S1O.O0
-
H e r m is to n Produce &
’ Tha Beal of
"Tha Beat o f
Good Santee' ’
Supply Co. Good
S e n k t“
The Pacific Teleph one
And Telegraph Company
O. A. C.
T his In stitu tio n offers a thorough, p ractical, and sta n d a rd edu­
cation at a cost w ith in reach of th e high school g rad u ale.
It offers tra in in g for collegiata
A g ricu ltu re
Commerce
E n g in eerin g
and
M echanic
A rts
Feed O f A ll K inds
Car of corn to arrive the coming week. Place your
orders for delivery at car door and save
handling charge
A re the Best Recommendation of
degrees In:
M ilitary Science and T actics
M in es
P harm acy
H o m e E conom ics
V ocational E ducation
Chem ical E n g in eerin g
It offers tr a in in g also in : T he School of Music. P hysical Edu-
cation, In d u stria l Journalism .
FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER IS
5
F o r circu lara of Inform ation an d
■
F o restry
■■
Illu strated booklet w rite to
The Registrar. Oregon Agrictltural College
Corvallis, Oregon
2
J