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4 Stye îlmnwtnn Wralh VOL. XVI MELON YIELD WILL BE GOODTHIS YEAR HERMISTON. UMATILLA COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 10. 1922 LOCAL CREAM SHOWS VERY HIGH TEST Report Issued by the State Dairy and Food Commission on Local Producers TODD-ROSS WEDDING SUNDAY EVENING ECHO IS VICTOR OVER PRUNEPICKERS Echo Outhit Milton Sunday at Pen dleton and Win» Game Handily 8 to 5 BEASLEYS CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING UMATILLA PROJECT HAS CONSID «.•M No. 48 I COLD SPRINGS BEACH NOW SUMMER RESORT Many Fam ilies Spend ..Sundays There Picnicing and Swimming SELECT COMMUNITY CALENDAR DESIGN In the Oregon Dairy and Food YOUHG COUPLE LEFT FOR PORT Echo defeated Milton-Freewater MARRIED AT PILOT ROCK FIFTY Why go several hundred miles to COMMITTEE SELECTS TWO SIZES Bulletin, a paper published by the LAND AND SEASIDE in the game at Pendleton last Sun the coast and other summer resorts YEARS AGO ______ State Dairy and Food Commission, is TO BE USED day by a score of 8 to 8. when there is a beach just a few | published a number of tests of cream Echo had no trouble in solving miles distant from here. Go to Cold W atermelons in Lead, But Canta- Produced th,a project. Among Stagmlller's delivery says the Pendle D aoghjer and Husband Celebrate Sprlng3 in8tead them are the following which W edding Takes Place at Home of the Innovation in Distribution of Cal ton Tribune and despite some effect loupes Close Second ; Large Acre ranks among the highest of a long The beach along the Columbia Bride’s Parent»; Rev. Clark of 10th Anniversary of Marriage ive catching and throwing by Peter endars W ill be Made By the ; list published. river at the Cold Springs Landing age at Irrigon and Boardman son, Milton-Freewater could not ov Pendleton O fficiating at Same Time A. W. Agnew, 42 per cent. is now a pleasant place to spend Business Houses ercome the pitching handicap. King your vacation, and to picnic. A soft, H. H. Willard, 43 per cent. was steady in the pinches and show, sandy beach is found along the river H. F. Swartout, 44.5 per cent. While there has been no co-opera Logan Todd and Miss Dorothy ed remarkable judgement of the op Fifty years ago Mr. and Mrs. Rlch- and the water is "just right," to swim Arnold Buhman. 36 per cent. _ ing ________ tive acreage planted to melons, as Figui that a ____ great ____ deal __ of mon. posing batsmen. The same teams will aid Beasley were united in marriage In. There are many trees along the ey was ; pent in a duplication of cal- Pleasant View Dairy, 37.5 per ■Ross were married at the home of was the case several years ago, there play there next Sunday according to the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. at Pilot Rock, Oregon, and Friday banks making an Ideal camp’ng place endar8 ( at h year tho Commercial is quite an acreage planted to water- c®»t. George Rayhlll, who Is handling the melons and cantaloupes on the Urna. J- W. Campbell, 53 per cent, Ross, Sunday evening at eight o'clock arrangements for both managements. of last week at their home on New- Several of the girls of this city spent club at a i leeting last wnter appotnt- port avenue there gathered a goodly a few days there and they say that ed a committee to report as to the tflla project this year. The past Among the milk tests is one from Rev. Clark of Pendleton officiating. Olson and Morrison umpir.ed. number of their children, relatives, they will go again soon and that it advisability of having one commun- week has seen many melons ripening 'he Garner Dairy of Hermiston, Ore- The bride was prettily attired in and friends to celebrate the event can’t be beat. ity calendar that would serve the but it will be the latter part of this son showing 4 8 butterfat which is which comes Io few. Many families front here spend a purpose for all business houses for week before they are on in earnest. leagal as is also Mrs. Brown’s dairy white. Near relatives and friends of ‘ THE GOLEM’’ TO BE AT THE PLAY HOUSE On the same date ten years ago happy Sunday at Cold Springs beach distribution to all families of tb<* Mr. T. H. Haddox, who has about with a butterfat percentage of 4.5 the bride and groom were present for the ceremony after which a de occured the marriage of their picnicing and swimming, and several ! town and suircunding country. peven acres in watermelons and cant per cent. A mystical story of mediaeval daughter to Earl Wilson of Port- say (hat it Is as good as Seaside. lightful wedding luncheon was serv aloupes reports a good sale in sur Tho commit ee have followed the ed. Europe 18 graphically told In "The 'he T " 1 W“8 made “ d 0 U b I < ! --------------------------matter “ P ai’d have selected a de- rounding towns Cantaloupes are Just KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT Golem" a remarkable picture screen beginning to ripen and as yet he has The bride is a daughter of Mr. and " R em iniscen/stores of th H t PORTLAND CARAVAN >*«n wi"> two sides, tho larger one OH THE HIGHWAY Mrs. S. D. Ross who have lived here ed In Europe which comes to the not been able to supply the local de mand, but by the end of the week Pendleton Resident and Former for quite a number of years. She Play House next Sunday. Paul Weg expects to be shipping them out at. graduated from the local high school ener, a distinguished continental act guests 6 ' "n ' " 4 8tlved 1,11 Business Men Are Asked to Meet ('alc*ldl”’ fund and to a few business Show Man Finned Under the rate of 7 or 8 crates a day. He in 1919 and also attended O. A. C. or, author and director, not only di Auto in W ater „ . . , . Then at 4 P. M .; Stop of 10 houses in surrounding towns. The and the Oregon Normal school. For rected the production, but plays the has just added an Oldstnobile truck IK ,r° m .°HU a T * Minutes Here «» Intended for gen- Jirduous role of the clay monster call, to his equipment so that he may bet W. E. Brown, 76 years old and the past year she taught Minnehah ed "The Golem." ter handle the trade of nearby ter well kqown in Pendleton, was killed school. w tt r o >fl|"i i »• al' al The Portland caravan advertising ®r> with the same design us the Out of the legendary material Mr ritory. Mr. Haddox says that next Tuesday morning on the highway Logan Todd Is the son ot Mr. and L'8’ ? 'he 1925 exposition to be held In larger one. The mailing list of the year he intends plowing up a larger below Barnhart when the car in Mrs. R. C. Todd of this city. Ho at Wegener has constructed a fascinat ew s on, a o r. e easley thfat c | ty wjh arrive in Hermiston «Ufferei t business houses will be acreage ot alfalfa for the growing of which he was riding and which was tended the Hermiston schools, is a ing story laid in Prague, Bohemia, ew s on an a a ir s o os- g unday aj 4 p ,n , stopping here but gone over and a mailing list cotnpil- truck and berries. driven by John Beckwith, skidded in member of the American Legion and during the thirteenth century, when cow, were unable to be present. I 10 minutes. Mayor Baker has asked ” 1 that will inciudo every family on Emperor Rudolph had nothing to do Mr. , Beasley’s . . . place to be he project. Clint Jackson has about two acres the soft gravel, plunged over a 15 waB a student at O. A. C. last year. . The local guests were ,, , the business men of . this but indulge in pogroms. In order to biother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. W. „„ u . .. . . . ,u The young couple left Sunday eve pf watermelons and the quality and foot embankment, throwing the driv „ n , . o* > hand at this time to meet them. I he picture selected is one of the avert the menace of exile hanging B. Beasley, Walter Beasley and Mr. Th size are first class, one on display er free oi the machine, but pinning ning for a trip to Portland and Sea. same stop of 10 minutes will he Reclamation office building in colors over his people the chief rabbi creat and Mrs. E. P. Illsley. side and on their return will make at the Kingsley store last week, Mr. Brown beneath It at the foot of I made at Stanfield and Echo. I and i8 a fine piece of work. There ed a huge figure called the "golem Two daughters Alice and Elizabeth the gulch In three feet of water. their home in this city. weighed 40 pounds. The caravan leave Portland Sat- will be no advertising on these cal- Instilling life and loyallty into it by and a son Miles Beasley and wife There are also any number of small The wreckage was removed and the urday, August 12, on a tour of the endars, but below the picture is the putting on its breast a star Inclosing were also present. patches scattered over the project, body recovered only after a team had FORMER HERMISTON TEACHER state. wording "Hermiston Community a magic word. been secured and the body was un of less than an acre in size. MARRIED AT ROSEBURG The exposition caravan w ill bo Calendar, compiled for your conveni After the golem has saved the Em HELPFUL POINTS LISTED der the car for an hour and a half. a C Irrigon the local growers have peror and hl? court from death and ON CULLING OF POTTTTRV n'ad8 UP aPProximate|y 20 0al8 ence by the Community interests of ON LULLING Oi POULTRY although there are a number of Hermiston." had their melons on the market for Friends of Miss Hazel Bogard re so won a reprieve for the Jews, the some time. Mr. Seaman is one of NEW BUREAU TO STRENGTHEN Various useful information, tables „ , „ . , prospects that may be added nt the ceived announcement last week of rabbi decides to send the clay galnt ... I^or' ^ .or- Shape, Eye, Molt n t h hour to raise the number closer of Interest, weights and measures, the large producers, as is also C. E. HOME ECONOMICS WORK the marriage of James Baxter Davis Iback ,nto oblivion. But the. huge ef- and Time of Starting to Lay, o 4 0. of Roseburg ¡tnd Hazel Bogard of ! f |sy objects. Whether It’s because the Glasgow who is experimenting on a are included 011 additional Bheets nt- Are Sign» of Layer Word hag comf> from nlftny of tho tached to the back of the calendar WASHINGTON, D. C. August 10— Glide, Ore., which event took place rabbi has violated the commandment new variety of muskmelon which he hopes will be a competitor of the An Announcement of unusual signlf. Wednesday, August 2, at Roseburg. against making any graven imago Late molting hens are practically 42 citles and ,owila 10 be vl8,tfcd by D“d’ 1 melon produced there, the "New Ir icance to both farm and city women Miss Bogard will be remembered or because the rabbi’s daughter has certain to be the best layers during ,he 1925 exP°sitl°n caravan to the Altogether it will be an attractive rigon.” At Irrigon is perhaps the was made today by Secretary of Ag by many here, having taught the fallen In love with a Gentile noble, the following year, but poultrymen tfiect tbat tbe expedition will be art calendar that will bo preserved largest acreage in this crop many riculture Wallace to the effect that second grade, last year in the Her- the golem becomes an avenging in are cautioned about’ going to ex- warm,Jr greeted and given "the best by all recievlng them. ranchers having from 2 1-2 to 5 acres steps will be taken shortly to „,|8ton schools. Mr. Davis is a mem- strument and nearly burns the town tremes in making this factor the we ve KOt” when It arrives, and in The calendar will probably be "strengthen the scientific work of i ber of a prominent family of Rose- down in his rage, in melons and garden truck. cnly one In selecting the layers. How Home ot 1,10 P|aces the arrangements ready for distribution in December. Along the highway near Umatilla the department as it may be related ‘ burg, his father being a local bank- it may be wisely to cull out the weak 4or reception and entertainment will —-----------------*------- are also some good acreages of melons to home economics.” A similar state- er Mr. Davis owns a large wheat layers is indicated in a new O. A. C. i,n ®Tery mlnu,fi of the time sched-.N0TFD PERSONAGES WILL STATE APPORTIONS MONEY and cucumbers. Albert Atchinson ment from Secretary Wallace is be- ranch in North Dakota where the extension bulletin, "Suggestive u cd for 1,10 tourists to remain. ATTEND ROUND-UP who lives about a mile west of Uma ing made today by Assistant Secre- young couple expect to make their --------- The secretary of state has appor Points In Culling the Poultry Flock," i Advices Indicate that unusual pre- I tary Pugstey, who is speaking before home. tilla o nthe highway has 12 acres in tioned the state school money to the by H. C. Cosby of the extension serv- 'parations will be made at such points 1 Tho Pendleton Round-Up never cantaloupes and one acre tn cucum the American Home Economics as 36 counties In the state amounting to Ice. as Pendleton. Bend and Klamath fails to attract ninny famous people bers and also grows tomatoes. He is sociation at Corvallis, Oregon. $422,088.60. The couny of Umatilla BACK FROM VALLEY The best layers have dry, ragged, Falls, where Mayor Baker outlined who ttro arming the thoannndn who "Ultimately I have in view making reported as doing fine with these, his which has 7,545 children of school frayed and brittle feathers, and the the plans of the tour in his address see the big show and tire 1922 prefl- receipts running as high as $25 per the home economics work an inde J. M. Biggs, local realtor, return age gets $13,958.25 as her share in tail feathers are badly worn during Monday night, and also at Medford, entatlnn, September 21, 22, 23 will pendent bureau,” said Secretary ed last Wednesday from a lire day the apportionment. day through sales to tourists. the summer and fall months. The Ashland. Grants Pas» and Albany, be no exception. R. A. Allen, a rancher one and Wallace in his preliminary announce- trip through the Willamette valley. poor layers will have more wing pri_ The caravan committee has an- Ben W. Olcott, governor of Ore- one-half miles west of Umatilla also ment, ranking with the other bur- Mr. Bigg» reports that outsido the YAKIMA VALLEY HAY mary feathers in July and August nounced to all these cities that no gon, D. VV. Pavls, governor of Idaho, has an acre of cantaloupes and wat eaus of the department, and placing bay and spring grain the cr o n kok’ than the heavy layers. formal entertainments or speech- Wallace Irwin, Suturday Evening GROWERS ORGANIZE at the head of it a woman of execut- good. Ho reports good prospects in ermelons. Loose feathering is usually char- making bunquets ara desired, but Post Writer, George Palmer Putman., Ive ability, thorough scientific train, the fruit crop .particularly prunes. Heyw>x>d Hay growers of the Yakima valley acteristic of tho coarse, late niatur- 'hat all the arrangements are to be publisher and author, ing, and a broad and sympathetic ing bird, and the low producing hen. fully In the hands of the local busi- Broun and Ruth Halo, newspaper EXPERIMENT IN MOVING have organized the Alfalfa Sales cor understanding of what Is needed to Any mismanagement that checks neKS orgnnizattous or reception com- and magazine writers, Frederick OLD APPLE TREES make such a bureau most helpful to RECOMMENDS DEVELOPING poration for the collective handling egg production in summer will force ! mltteea. O’Brien, author of "White Shadows of the 1922 hay crop. Tho member COLUMBIA BASIN PROJECT the women of the country." in the South Seas,” Charles Hanson In order to replace some of his ap ship is not large but the organisation molting, which must be considered Work for women has grown stead Towne and others have made reser ple trees In the main orchard and to Francis M. Goodwin, assistant has 250 cari of hay to dlsp-Mio ot. • by one in culling the flock. ELLIOTT DEXTER IS STAR vations for the three days and other When the hen starts laying the thin down one corner where the trees ily In the department of Agriculture, secretary of the interior, who has IN “THE WITCHING HOUR’’ prominent ptople will he here also. called the were too close together. O. T. Claw in 1915, what has been . ¡arrived in the Inland Empire to TRADES FOR VALLEY PROPERTY whole abdomen becomes dilated, the Already I he livestock is being pelvic bones between which the eggs son of Wenatchee, Wash., tried mov Office of Home Economics wa» creat- niakc ft gtudy of the Co|llm51d A picture that makes you think; brought to Pendleton in prcpiation must pass become widespread, the ing a number of half grown tiees cd as a part of the extension service. project for Secretary Albeit B. Fall, A. E. Phelps, who resides two during the winter months A heavy In this economics work a great deal has advised ’he Columbia Basin ex miles north of Hermiston has traded keel is forced down, and the lateral that grips your attention from the for the staging of the world's great of attention has been given to stud first reel and holds it without a est out-door drama. Two carlt ads of tripod was arranged with Rklds and ecutive committee of the Spokane his 20 acre ranch for residence prop processes are sprung forward. The fat goes out of the skin with break till the final fade-out— that Is Mexican longhttrn steers, who»» chief the trees were lifted with a block ies of foods and best to use them, la Chamber of Commerce to stimulate erty near Jefferson, Oregon. The and tackle after they bad been loos bor-saving devices for the home, the campaign for development of the family have their household goods heavy laying, leaving the skin soft "The Witching Hour,” a new Para- eharacterlsl Ic is a decided hostility mount pfetU’e which shows at the to the world in general, are being ened at air sides and at the bottom. studies of dressmaking and material*. project. He also reported that Wash- packed and intend moving to their and velvety and abdomen pliable. The bulletin is free to poultrymen, Play House Friday and Saturday. It shipped to the Round-Up city. The work was started late in the e tc While work of this sort is plan- lngton wi„ have no dlff)culty wlth new location soon. Is a smooth, even vehicle that puts ---- ---------------- farmers, and others interested. fall and before they had all been ned primarily for the help of wo- elther Montana or Canada over an over powerfully the message that moved the weather turned cold and men on /h e fam », much of It Is ample water 8UppIy from the Pen„ Rev. and Mrs. Harry Wann and FREE LECTURE thoughts are actual forces. Elliott a few trees had to be left until the equally helpful to women in the Oreille and Flathcad lakrg a8 con. daughter, Genevieve and Miss Jessie CARS FROM AFAR S. II Tantjian will deliver a bible Ice at the bottom thawed out. This cities, and especially to those 1* templated under thg Pend Ore„ ,e Brierly returned from a delightful Friday noon there were cars from Dexter a8 "Jack Brookfield” gives an of course caused some loss of mois moderate circumstances who must ex- gravIty plan whlch ha8 been officI. motor trip __ __________________ _____ to the coast Tuesday eve. the following states noted parked Impersonation quite different from lecture at the Hermiston Auditorium J,,bn Mason, who created the Friday, August 18 at 8 p. m. The *rea‘er ft,|7 cho8en bT ‘b's «®t®- "This is ning. While In Seattle they attended 1 along Main street: New York. WIs- ,bat ture to the tree and in checking over value for the money spent. the crucial time for the Columbia the Wayfarer. They returned by way consln, Texas, Washington, Californ- i role on the stage, but one equally subject of the lecture will be "The this spring Mr. Clawson found that The woman chief of the proposed Basin project,” said Mr. Goodwin. i lmpressiva. the rest of the cast Is Great Judgment Day Here." Seats of the Columbia highway. I ia and Virginia, the trees that had been thus exposed excellen ard supports Mr. Dexter are free, there will be no collection had not lived. The others that had new bureau will rank with the splendidly in the difficult action of au,i a|| are invited. been moved before the cold weather chiefs of the other bureaus of the the dran a. 1 _________________ Bet In were growing in fine shape and department of Agriculture, attend the weekly conferences in the Sec it lg estimated that from 5 to 10 INFORMATION FOR years will have been saved in the retary's office and thus bring the MAKING IMPROVEMENTS MOUNTAIN TRAVELERS womens’ viewpoint Into the general operation. WrtEK A BAIÆR3 DOZEN COVNTEP work of the department. If. C. Cay. who bought the Waldon A new map and recreation folder THIRTEEN - ANO Rhea place, Just below the Pete nt th® olumbla National Forest, lo- DOUGLAS MacLEAN IN “PASSING SHUBERT’S JAZZ ORCHESTRA Shcrldan ranch and about six miles cated In Southern Washington, has THRU’’ NEXT WEDNESDAY from Hermiston on Butter Creek, Is J"8^ been Issued by the Forest Serv- bulldlng an addition to the house, >ce. The map shows all the roads, Manager Tom Marxen has secured Even in these days of the eight CARI AN and among other improvements is ; tialls, and resorts on the forest and the Shubert's Original Jazz Orches eenth amendment and the Volstead also, as a special feature, shows in ONE ft» basent* nt. jact. breweries have their advantages, tra of Chicago for the dance he Is red tho area of the old burns whero .putting on Saturday, August 12. 1Ü M - as can be attested to by Douglas Mac- care with fire Is especially necensar;. This Is the third tour of this organ TEACHING FORCE 18 Lean and his company companions As Mt. Adams, St. Helens, Spirit who assisted in filming MacLean's ization to the coast and hare played ALMOST COMPLETED Lake and Government Mineral here on both former lours, and those latest Paramount comedy, ‘‘Passing Springs are all within the Columbia who have heard them are loud In Thru,” which comes to the Play Tho teaching force for the coming National Forest, the folder will bo 1 their praise. In addition to their or House next Wednesday. Madge Bel ! year in the Hermiston schools Is al- of use 10 tho larg» number of auto- chestra work every member is a sing, lamy, a charming actress is leading most completed. There are two p o -, mobile cam po.< and hikers who an- er. There has been no advance In the woman. sitlons yet to be supplied, one In the niinlly visit this region. price on account of securing their A former brgwery, now the birth high school and the other the second The folder may be ohta'ned from services hut the name admission as place of vast quantities of malt tonic grade. 1 the District Forester, Post Office Big. usual, $1 10 will prevail. and near bears, wan selected as the Portland, Ore., or from the Snpervls. location.for a number of scenes for nr of the Columbia National Ferest, METHODIST CHURCH NOTICES PLENTY OF DUCKS the story. The star and other mem Portland, Ore. bers of his company toiled diligently ■Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morn Ducks have been flying the past in the broiling sun transposing tbs ing worship at 11 a m. Services at t i s n c r PADDOCK IS week and sloughs and ponds near scenes onto celluloid. Columbia at 3 p. m. A cordial wel SLIOHTLY BETTER At noon they rested— or prepared Hermiston are filled with young come extended to all. Mallard ducks. The duck season will to rest— when the near brew-master Bishop Paddock, of the Episcopal came out ot the building to watch open Sept. 1» with prospects now of Mrs. E P. Dodd and daughters, d io c c -c cf Eastern Ore. who has born the cameras at work, and seeing no a big "crop." Isabel and Ruth, left Monday for ill from a nervous breakdown, was work In progress invited the entire Tendleton where they will visit at iepor:ed slightly better today. He company inside. There, in the cool BUILDING PORCH the home of Mr. and Mrs. R Alex would make no statement regarding of a long. low. former taproom they ■ - — - ander. tbe rnntois of his resignation. Wed were served luncheon and inaumer- Baxter Hutchinson, who recently nesday’ Ea.,t Ori go ttian. able atelns of what might have been purchased 2# acres from W. A. Mr end Mrs. Brownyen and Mr. beer In the olden days bat what was Leathers, 18 Improving the present and Mrs. Warner were guests for Mrs Ballenger of Portland Is Vis no more than a very refreshing her- house by a screened In porch 10X26 1!, ipper at tho U au.a.aac ItoaMi last iting at the borne of her daughter, erage minus any of the befuddling feet. __ T^ettday evening. Mrs. F V. Prim» of this city. and efficiency reducing after effect» ERABLE ACREAGE 0 R 'member I
