The Hermiston herald., September 28, 1922, Image 1

HERM ISTO N D A IR Y A N D
H O G SHOW
Friday aad Saturday, Oct. 6 aud 7
U. o IO .'Ü b t* ’
O » w $1100 in Premium«
VOL. XVII
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1922
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McKAY CREEK DAM ASSURED
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LYCEUM COURSE
GIVES ENDORSEMENT TO OIL CO DAIRY ANO HOG SHOW
rnn u ra u ie ro o SeIurfacin(,
o( Mc P. M. Handy, Consulting Geologist of -52L' " ,’ u nuu
baker alfalfa ‘C
POCTIDV nr OF lUTrnmn
n ..,™
, Presence oh of Alfalfa
0"
BA“ Weevil
E Prompts C SECRETARY
INTERIOR cu SORMITS
FORjHERMISTON
Kenzie Highway Near
Spokane Says Field is One °f
PROGRAMREADY SOON Order T hat Bars Hay of Any
Prineville
Best He Has Seen
ESTIMATE TO BUDGET COMMITTEE
Description From Shipment
ARRANGED BY COMMUNITY OLUB
East week the Shotwell contracting
At the noonday meeting of the INTERESTING
CURRENT
OF
Baker county is under a shipping RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED AT
Commercial club Tuesday the follow­
EVENTS FOUND IN LIST
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION WORK OF PURCHASING SITE TO
quarantine and no hay or straw i?
ing was adopted by that body:
being shipped according to the or­
The Hermiston Commercial club
START NEXT MONTH
________________
w e re affirm our allegiance to the
ders of the state board
of horticul-
hereby endorses the efforts now be­
ture.
The
order
is
the
result
of
a
re-
ideals
that
have
characterized
History
of
F
airs
This
Season
One
of
ing made by the Northeastern Ore­
cent investigation which revealed ° Ur or®anlzatl°n from the beginning
gon Oil Exploration company to
Success; B etter Displays and
the fact that the alfalfa weevil now and wo ,hank God for the victories West End of County Generally Will
prospect and drill for oil and gas In
L
arger
Attendance
Share Benefits; 5000 Acres to
exists
in the eastern part of the coun- (Ka ned and the recognition the edu­
the vicinity of Hermiston. This ter­
ty.
i cational teachings of the W. C. T. U.
ritory has been investigated by F.
be Added to East Side Project
Hermiston is to have a Chautauqua STATE COLLEGE AT FAIR
The quarantine will permit the ‘>r,ncl»,ea 18 receiving .
M, Kandy, consulting geologist of
this year and at popular prices.
The program of the Dairy and Hog shipping, only after inspection, of
I’t— Therefore be it Resolved—
MAXES UNUSUAL EXHIBIT Spokane who has pronounced the
The lyceum board and the Com­
Hermisto nstructure as “ond of the show will be ready for distribution emigrant movables and household That we renew our efforts to aid the
Good news in regard to the Mc­
munity ciub committee held a joint Four Displays Interest Students, most regular and well defined I within a short time. It shows a.'goods; will prohibit the shipment of enforcement of the prohibition laws.
Kay Creek dam wa» received In Her­
meeting Tuesday evening ior ar­
2nd—And
be
tt
further
Resolved—
very
interesting
current
of
events
animals
of
any
kind
in
crates
that
Fanners, Florists and Defend­
have ever seen In any oil field.”
rangement of the details.
That we recommend that our County miston Sunday through the Oregon­
ers of Country
It has also been examined by the which will take place Friday and contain hay or straw.
Saturday,
October
6
and
7
at
Her-
officers
be more diligent in their ef­ ian's Washington Bureau, when It
Five numbers have been arranged
The
shipping
of
potatoes
In
sacks
celebrated geologist. Dr. Herschell
for with the Ellison-White company,
Students of agriculture, the home, C. Parker, who says, “I consider that lhinton. The show will doubtless at­ that are not new, or if second hand, forts in enforcing the 18th Amend­ was learned that the Secretary of the
the first one of "which will be the trades and Industries, Oregon farm­ there is no more promising section tract practically all of the people must be washed, and livestock, in ment in Umatilla County, and pledge Interior hud submitted to the budget
commission an estimate for the Uma­
“All Sisters Saxaphone Quartette” ers and home-makers, and military for drilling than the section in the of the Umatilla project as well as ' car lots, where hay or straw is used to them our help and co-operation.
consisting of four girls. This attrac­ men and florists, find an appeal In immediate vicinity of Hermiston, many from the entire county aud for bedding, will be prohibited.
3rd— That we commend the city tilla project, including the McKay
council of Pendleton for barring the Creek dam. of $900,000.
tion is booked for October 25. A tlje four groups of exhibits staged at which, front the general topography other counties.
I hia is Director Davis’ recom­
children from Happy Canyon dance
second number will be given Novem­ the Oregon state fair by the agricul­ of the country indicates a very ex­
The history of the fairs this sea­ COMMITTEES NAMED BY COM­
and recommend that the County of­ mendation to the Secretary of ihe
ber 25. The management are assur­ tural college. These groups show stu­ tensive anticline.”
son has been one of success. Ngf
MUNITY CLUB FOR DAIRY SHOW
ficers of the W. C. T. U. lake steps to Interior, who in turn submits the
ed of a better line of attractions dents and military (raining, the lat­
Believing that the purposes of the only have the displays been better
discontinue the gambling nt Happy estimate to the national budget and
than have appeared here formerly est and mo3t helpful findings of the company are honorable and having but people have attended the local,
Tag Day Friday and S aturday; Canyon at our next Round-Up.
appropriation committee of the bouse
most all of the numbers carrying experiment station as to crops, live- | faith that the prospects for
oil and county and state fairs as never be­
Funds to go for Community
The appropriation is for the fiscal
4th— Resolved that the County W,
from three to four persons.
stock and poultry, horticulure and gas are unusually good, we hereby fore.
Even fairs which have not
Benefit
C T. U. go on record as being opposed year beginning July 1, 1923 and end­
The price of admssion, through farm plans in Oregon, and economic pledge to the company and its man­ amounted to so much heretofore
to any moving pictures of immoral ing June 30, 1924, and the avalabil-
season tickets, has been placed very floral design.
agers and officers our unqualified have surprised the managements
ily of (he whole amount appropriated
The following committees have nature.
low. Adult season tickets for the five
with the interest taken and the
Campus training in agriculture, support.
been appointed for the Community
5th— Resolved that wo heartily depends on the repayments of the
numbers is $2.00 while the student home economics, commerce, mining
success
attained.
The
Hermiston
E. P. Dodd, President.
ticket may be obained for $1 00, or forestry, pharmacy and vocational ed­
fair promises to duplicate the ex­ club Tag Day and the booths during thank tho trustees of the Christian settlers into the reclamation fund.
F. V. Prime, Secretary.
About $200,000 of the approplra-
the Dairy and Hog Show. Members j Church of Athena for its use. the
at the rate of 20 cents an admission. ucation, are graphically represented
perience of the other fairs.
The Play House has been engaged in the educational pavillion. Brilliant "PALACE CAR EXTRACT”
Some one said last week after will please note their hour and be ladies of the Athena Union for their tion. it is estimated by H. M. Shill­
ing. Project Manager, will be used
kind hospitality.
for the course.
transparencies show the observer the
reading some of the history of the there at that time:
Tag Day— Mrs. W. W. Illsley,
IS EXPENSIVE DRINK early days of the Dairy and Hog Show
6th— Resolved that we tlinnk the on the present project for the opera-
The proceeds over and above the principal activities as they are car­
guarantee will go to the Community ried out by student and staff. In­
‘why not make this the biggest fair chairman; Mrs. E. J. Kingsley, Mrs. publ'c press in the county for ihe lion and mainlenance charges, sup­
club for work in community better­ formation booths will supply litera Four B °ttles Wins B urt Compton in Eastern Oregon? If a few people C. Voyen, Mrs. W. W. Felthouse, liberal space given the W. C. T. U. plemental construction and the
$15 Fine and 30 Days in
ment.
ture and offer consultation to those
can have a successful show when Mrs. Chas. Taylor, Mrs. P. B. Sls- work in the enforcement of the 18fit lining) of Ihe A canal.
This will give shout $700.000 for
Jail
Amendment—
in search of Information.
circumstances seem all agninst them, cel and Mrs. C. W. Kellogg.
Hot Dog Booth— Friday— Mrs.
Thai we recommended that the the construction of the McKay dam.
The station in four large booths
with no place to put the show and
Burt Compton was brought from
Digging of test p is on the west
shows what farm crops to grow and
upon first thought very little to Haneline, Mrs. West, 9 to 12:30; following motto, be adopted by I his
Pendleton Wednesday to appear in
embankment
of tlie dam has been go­
Mrs.
Belsse
and
Mrs.
Waterman
12:30
convcnion
“The
Work
is
Not
Ours
which to let alone In various parts of
•display, how great a show could be
ing on for some time and will be
Oregon, soil fertility, moisture and Justice Dodd’s court to answer the built today with a permanent loca­ to 3; Mrs. Robb and Mrs. Palmer, 3 But God’s.”
completed the fore part of October.
Respectfully submit led,
management, farm plans and land charge of purloining four bottles of tion, plenty of fine stock and a wide to 6.
Diamond drill work has been done on
Saturday— Mrs. Croslnnd, Mrs
Mrs. J. J. McAllister,
clearing by new burner method, the Palace Car Extract of Lemon from range of agricultural products?”
the J. Lee Parker grocery on the
the east embankment and the base
Mrs. M. J. Mumma.
growing and caring for fruits in­
You can go about as far as you Swayze, 9 to 12:30; Mrs. Phipps and
est side of town, about ten days ago
of I lie dam and passed by the service
Mrs. F. J. McIntyre.
cluding new economic prune drying,
like in imagination along this line Mrs. McKeen, 12:30 io 3; Mrs.
He
drew
a
fine
of
$15
and
30
days
engineers
a year ago.
Gaither
and
Mrs.
Shotwell
3
to
6.
Committee
and classes, types and breeds of farm in jail. '
If all of the people of the town and
By the latter part of October it is
Ice Cream Booth— Friday— Mrs.
animals
and
poultry
with
feeds
and
country
were
to
be
as
Interested
in
P. ADAMS WINS
expected that purchasing of the lands
the fair as a few were in the early Chezik, 9 to 12:30; Mrs. Sapper 12:-
Cowboys Tied for Honors •
AT STATE FAIR management for improved stock and
Methodist Church Notes
for the dam site will be begun and
30
to
3;
Mrs.
McNaught
3
to
6.
profits.
days we can readily see t in possibil­
For the first time In 13 years of
Sunday school at 10 o’clock. Morn­
Saturday— Mrs. Straw, 9 to 12:- the Pendleton Round-Up two cow­ Ibis work will hv minimized by the
How the country’s soldiers live In
ities. The early promoter^ of the
In the list of awards at the Oregon
ing worship at 11 o’clock. Subject of
30; Mrs. Leathers, 12:30 to 3; Mrs. boys wore tied for the honor of be­ fact there are only about a 1 dozen
State Fair being held at Salem this war and in peace camps, means and sermon by the pastor, “The Most fair thought that the friendly com­
land owners to deal with.
Young
3 to 9.
ing best all-round cowboy. Hugo
petition in exhibiting stock and ag­
week is the following in regard to arms of attack and defense, sanitary Beautiful Book Ever Written."
The storage reservoir site will
Hot dog sandwiches and coffee Strickland, last year’s bucking cham­
living
in
training
and
field
camps,
ricultural
products
led,
perphaps
as
the C. P. Adams entries of Hermis­
cover .-ilxun 15 acres and will have
The new conference year Is start­
and
ice
cream,
If
the
weather
is
suit­
modern army transportation and oth­
pion and winner of the steer-roplnf I
nothing else could, to the developing
ton.
ing with Interest, tho attendance is
able, will be served during the show. contest for the championship of th< fx capacity of 75,000 acre feet. The
As will be seen C. P. Adams’ stock er important military features are good and a spirit of harmony pre­ of the country the growing and im­
I 1am Itself will be 160 feet high and
Tags
will
be
sold
during
the
two
world this year, as well as winnei I
porting better livestock for the pro­
takes 3 firsts, 2 thirds and 1 fifth in shown in the military display.
will probably be a gravel embank­
vails and if present indications can
days
also.
All
funds
will
go
for
some
The entire exhibit is by far the
of the first day wild horse race and
ject. If that was true then, it Is
these classes:
ment with re-lnforced concrete face,
be taken as a criterion we may ex­
•object
of
Benefit
to
the
Community
scoring in other contests, was tied
certainly true now. That has been
Boar, I year and under 18 months most complete and helpful ever stag­ pect a splendid year.
though this form of structure has not
the theory and the experience of the so the club expects to be liberally wlih Mike Hastings, winner this year been fully decided on.
— First, C. P. Adams, Hermiston, Ore. ed by the college.
Come and do your bit arid let us
patronized.
Ladles
not
able
to
serve
of the steer bulldogging, who also
country with its fairs. Let us all get
Second, M. Averhoff; third, C. P.
enjoy fellowship together.
Depending on the duty of water, it
busy and make this our own fair during their hours are requested by scored several other events.
Adams; fourth, O. A. C.; fifth C. W. ANCHORS OF MANY PATTERNS
is roughly estimated that the reser­
the
committee
to
secure
their
own
Both
popular
cowpunehers
agreed
and a big fair.
Cross, Silverton, Ore.
voir will supply water to at least
Free Methodist Notices
substitute.
to split Ihe Police Gazette trophy, a 30.000 acres of land, on some of
Boar, 6 months and under 1 year-— Anything Sufficiently Weighty Used
_
There
will
be
Sunday
school
at
10
gold
belt
buckle,
by
having
both
Before the Invention of Modern
First, L. S. Berry, Gaston, Ore; sec­
which It will be used only as a sup­
o’clock and preaching at 11 by the BUTTER MAKING DEMONSTRA­
Rest R°om
Article With Flukes.
names engraved upon It and each plement Irrigation late in the sea­
ond, H. W. Turner, Sunnyside, Wn.;
TION DURING DAIRY SHOW
pastor.
The
Ladles
of
the
Methodist
Aid
wearing it one-half year.
third, Jones Prater, Dayton, Ore.;
son Among the lands included Is the
The revival meetings at Irrigon
The Britannica describes the anchor
There will be demonstrations of have decided to serve no meals dur­
fourth, O. A. C.; fifth. M Averhoff,
Western Land & Irrigation Co. pro­
start
Wednesday,
September
27th.
as
“an
instrument
of
iron
or
other
ing
the
Dairy
and
Hog
Show
but
are
Lebanon, Ore.
butter making both days of the
Anti-Bloat H alters in Demand
ject and the Furnish project. The
heavy material used for holding stitps Rev. F. R. Dawson of Portland as­ Dairy and Hog Show at the Hernt’s- providing a rest room In the church
Boar, under six months— First. C. or boats in any locality required, and
Since the third cutting of hay West Extension will benefit also.
sisting Rev. J. K. Mummua, the past­ ton Creamery at 2 p. m.
parfrirs
for
the
benefit
of
mothers
P. Adams, Hermiston; second, Har­ preventing them from drifting by
has been taken off most of the ranch- The b’g benefits to be derived to the
The Judging of butter will take with small children. One of the ladles , era around here are wanting the east side will be the bringing In of
old Mullen; third, M. Averhoff; winds, tides, currents or other causes. or. The district Tabernacle will be
pitched
for
the
occasion.
Everybody
place at the grounds Friday at 4 will be In charge and you will be Ant|-bloat Halters for dairy cattle, 5000 acres lying between tho feed
fourth, Jones Prater; fifth, C. P. This Is done hy the anchor (after it is welcome.
Mr. Young, the locul agent for tho canal and the A line, and containing
Adams.
p. m.
Prof. P. M. Brandt, of O A. ma e we come.
let go from the ship by means of the
C. will have charge of the judging.
Sow. 18 months and under 2 years cable) fixing itself in the ground and
¡Minor patent halter reports that some of the best land on the project.
Club Meeting
•—First, S. E. Cornell; second, J. W. there holding the vessel fast. ♦ » •
Eastern Oregon Bishop Chosen
Jhey arc giving satisfaction over the
The Community club will meet on
The most ancient anchors consisted of
Fruitts, Brooks, Ore.
Right Rev. William P. Remlnglon, project and ulso on the West Exten-
Will Give Vaudeville
The high school seniors will put stiffragan bishop of South Dakota «Ion at Boardman ami Irrigon. The HERMISTON HIGH TEAM
Sow, 1 year and under 18 months large stones, baskets full of stones, Oct. 3rd. Mrs. E. L. Jackson Is cur­
PLAYS PENDLETON SATURDAY
— First. S. E. Cornell; second, H. W. sacks filled with sand, or logs of wood rent topic leader, Mrs. R. A. Stew­ on a vaudeville at the Play House was elected and confirmed bishop of device consists of a muzzle halter
loaded with lead. Of tills kind were
Turner. Sunnyside, Wn ; third, S. E. the anchors of the ancient Greeks, art will talk on the Interstate Com­ Friday evening, the first day of the Eastern Oregon to succeed Bishop which perriills of grazing of the al-
Cornell; fourth, Jones Prater; fifth, which, according to Apollonius Rhod- merce Commission, Mrs. C. W. Kel­ Dairy and Hog Show. In addition to R. L. Paddock, last Thursday by the falfa, yet which prevents the “hog- Confidence F elt by Local Team;
logg will give the club glimpses of ihc vaudeville there will be a good house of bishops In convention at
H. W. Turner.
down” of the green feed.
ius and Stephen of Byzantium, were
Piled Up Big Score On Pen­
Portland.
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Sow, under 6 months— First and formed of stone; and Athenaeus states Panama and Lima.
feature picture aud a comedy.
dleton Last Year
third, C. P. Adams. Hermiston; sec­ that they were sometimes made of
POPE’S
AUTO
PROVES
PUZZLE
ond, W. F. Bartlett, Camas, Wn.; wood. Such anchors held the vessel
With a light and largely experi­
fourth S. E. Cornell; fifth, W. F. Mc­ merely by their weight and by the
Italian
Officials
Finally
Put
Car
in
enced
team Pendleton H'gh school
friction
along
the
bottom.
Iron
was
Call & Co., Salem.
Diplomatic Corpa Clast in
afterward Introduced for the construc­
will face Hermiston High school on
Granting License.
tion of anchors, and an Improvement
tho Round-Up grounds gridiron at
Irrigation Report Near
was made by forming them with teeth
Pendleton Saturday, in the first
One of the most comprehensive re­ or ’flukes’ to fasten themselves into
Rome.—After trying out In the Vntl-
ports of a preliminary examination the bottom. • • • The invention
can giirili-ns Ihe automobile presented gume of the season for both teams.
to him by the Milan archdiocese, Pope 'Ihe game will be called at 2:30.
of a reclamation project ever filed of the teetii is ascribed by Pliny to the
Hermiston hus nearly all the first
l ’lua has had It duly registered by
with the interior department will Tuscans, but Pausanins gives the
team of last year back In uniform
the Italian authorities.
be placed in the hands ot» Secretary credit to Midas, king of Phrygia.”
The government officials were rather and has been going through hard
Fall in about a week by Francia M.
embarrassed In fulfilling the papal re­ practice for ihe past few weeks
Goodwin, assistant secretary of the PECULIAR ACTION OF TIDES
quest, ns no previous pope had owned Coach Homer C. Taylor of the Pen­
interior.
The report will cover all
a motorcar. After lengthy discussion dleton team udinits lhat the Pendle­
of the principal features In connec­ Scientists at a Loss to Explain Rlae
of the case they Included III« car In
ton high is facing a real test Sat­
tion with the Columbia basin irri­
and Fall of Sea Around the
the diplomatic clnss and It consequent­
ly bears the license number CD (Corps urday.
gation project, as seen by Assistant
Society Islands.
Last year the Hermiston team pil­
Diplomatique) 65-325.
Secretary Goodwin in his recent pre­
ed up a big score on the Pendleton
The peculiarities of the tides In the
liminary reconnaisance of all of the
second team and are confident with
land to be developed and the waters Society group of island*, in the South
sea», were remarked a« l<»ng ago aa the
a veteran team back compared to
Involved In the construction scheme.
days of Captain Cook. In reality, the
Pendleton's completely new ma­
Spain Ousts Whole Mail
Since returning to Washington rise and fall of the sea—which seldom
chine, they can give a good account
Force Following Strike
Mr. Goodwia ha« gathered much new exceeds 1ft inehe*-can acarcely be
of themselves.
reelainatioii data from the files of called tidal, for It is not influenced hy
The probuble lineup of the Her­
The entire postnl force of the
the reclamation service, which he the moon ; high water comes invariably
miston team will be Capt. Addleman,
Spanish postal service wns dis­
regards as of importance in drawing ■* midnight and noon, and at sunset
missed hy a governmental decree
quarter back; Waterman, left half;
hid report.
I and sunrise the water Is always low,
as a result of the recent strike
Shotwell, full back; Haddox, right
- -
j
"ays a writer In Harper's
which lied up t l i e service for
half; Smith, center; Wlnesett, ('ar­
The local belief is that these so-
Public Reception
several days throughout Spain.
son, guards; Rhodes, Hughes, tack­
A public reception and social will called tides are due to wind; It Is
The decree lays down rules for
les; Winslow, Parker, Warrlner and
he given Friday evening at the M. true that the mornings are usually
the reorganization of the postal
calm
and
that
the
breeze
springs
up
Parrish, ends.
staffs.
E church at 8 o'clock to the teachers
toward midday, to die away In the
It Is expected that a big crowd
The strike, which paralysed
of the schools, the high school stu­ late afternoon. At 11 or 12 o'clock,
of local rooters will accompany the
business throughout Spain, was
dents and those who have recently then, an increasing surf breaches over
team on the trip to the county seat.
actively waged by the letter as­
moved Into the community. Follow­ the low barrier of coral and causes
sort
ers,
who
remained
away
ing a short program of addresses of the sheltered waters of the lagoon to
from work, and Indirectly by the
welcome and response. Instrumental rise—a neat theory until one stops to j
R C. Challis Is In Hermiston on
other branches of the service,
and vocal numbers, song by the male think that the hours about midnight
buslne.-m for a few days.
which
conducted
a
"white
quartett, games have been planned (when the tide in precisely as high as
strike," In which all reported
at no.ai) are among the calmest of the
for old and young. Everybody urged
for work, hut listlessly attended
Fred Makinson of Freewater Is In
24. and that the noon tide d-»es not
to their dutlea.
(o attend.
• fail OS days of glassy stillness.
Hermiston this week on business
CCD nee led with his ranch-
AND LYCEUM BOARD
company was notified by telegram
lhat they had secured the contract
for resurfacing about 17 miles of the
F irst Number of Course Oct. 25; McKenzie highway. The work is out
from Prineville and the contract
P °pular Prices to P re v ail; Better
price is around $50,000. Mr. Shot-
well is also figuring on other work
A ttraction T han in Past
in that district.
Xtra
A ll Aboard for the Fair