The Hermiston herald., October 05, 1922, Image 2

THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OjfcEQQj^
¿Ehr ^ermtalun ^rralii
Published every Thursday at Her­
miston, Umatilla County, Oregon by
the Herald Publishing company, Inc.
Entered as second class matter,
December 1906 at the postotflca at
Hermiston, Oregon.
Subscription Rates
For One Year ...... .................. .....12.00
For Six Months ________ —__ *1.00
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sequent Insertions.
THE “ FAMILY AUTO’’
The total registration of motor tars
In the United States on July 1, 1922
amounted to 10,845,000 compared
with 9,413,000, one year before. To­
tal world registrations are estimated
at 13,000,000.
In other word« the Unite.) States
alone has over five times ns many
automobiles as all the rest of I he
world combined.
It for no other reason, these fig­
ures alone show why the United
States should maintain its dominant
position In the oil industry.
If it had not been for the Initiative
and enterprise of American oil pros­
pectors and producers, one person
out of every 10 In the United States
could not own nn automlblle today
nor could American nutomobile man.
ufacturers be turning out about 2,-
250,000 cars and trucks for 1922.
Any agitation or political activity
which interferes with or retarts nor.
mal development in the oil industry
directly affects our lending position
in word of production and Incident­
ally the operation of every "family
auto” in our own country.
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NEWS OF NEARBY TOWNS *
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A petition has been received by
the County Court from the taxpayers
to extend the boundaries of the Uma­
tilla Drainage District at Stanfield
The Court set November 1 as the day
on which the hearing on the petition
will be held. Some 3500 acres will
be Included In the new district and
the drainage ditch will be extended
to take In the lands on the Hoskins
drainage d'slrict and other lands ad­
jacent to the ditch.— Stanfield Stan-
ard.
,
Morrow county had moro wheat ex­
hibits at the Northwest Hay and
Crain Show than anw other county
outside of Umatilla, there being
better than thirty exhibits at the
show. Because of the splend'd dis­
play put on by Morrow county the of­
ficers awarded them a special ribbon
as an award of merit for what they
had done,— Heppner Herald.
Roy Hale was appointed postmast.
er at Echo by President Harding last
Friday and the appointment was con­
firmed by the senate the same day.
Since the death of the former post­
master, A Longwell, In January
1921, Mr. Hale hnH been acting post­
master.—Echo News.
Fire, originating in tho| second
floor of the old Hotel Madias, evi­
dently starting from a chimney which
age had made defective, totally de­
stroyed the hotel and practically all
Its contents, the several sheds and
buildings which were In the rear of
it Including the livery stable oper­
ated by W. T. Steel, seriously dam­
aging the apartment residence owned
by Mansell Wheeler, caused much
damage and Inconvenience to the gar­
age owned by Hood & Conroy, burn­
ed out several sei tlons of side walk,
demoralized light and phone service
In the north end of Madras and for
a time threatened to wipe out. the
entire business section If not the
entire town, Monday afternoon.—
Madras Plonocr.
The Umatilla County Potato show
»111 be held In Memorial hall at
Weston on Saturday, Gt tober 7, 1922.
— Athena Press.
There Is little Ilk) hood of delay In
the opening of Kennewick-Pasco
bridge by legal proceedings, It Is an­
nounced by Frank Crowe, attorney
for the company. The proprietor of
the Pasco Kennewick ferry, who has
an exclusive ferry franchise, claims
that the bridge cannot operate till
his ferry franchise closes.—Up-to-
Tlraes Magazine.
City taxes In Walla Walla will be
lower the coming year than In the
past Mayor Ben Hill announces. The
city valuation has been cut and the
rate will not be increased. The city
last year bought and paid for »8,-
000 worth of street equipment.— Up-
to-the-Times Magazine.
proved by a 133 to 3 vote recently
In a special election held to elect di­
rectors prliminary to finding th pro­
ject cost and calling a bond election
It Is planned to have water on the
land by next June.
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INLAND EMPIRE NOTES
CITY OF HERMISTON BUDGET
ESTIM ATED E X PEN D ITU R ES
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♦ LIBRARY
PERSONAL SERVICES:
To supply the needs of Spokane for
ail purposes, 12,677 gallons of milk
produced by 6593 cows, are require
dally, according to figures compiled
by the city health offie. c
MAKE them up
to y o u r o r d e r .
Any size.
Any color
ITEMS
TH E T U M -A -L U M
LUMBER COMPANY
Phono I I I
M aeellaneous ......................
Total .................................
Estimated Expendi­
tures for ensuing
year
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360.00
140.00
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much more, in comfort, convenience, sat-
isfaction and pride. Yet it costs no more
than the “ make-shift” method.
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This company will gladly assist you to
plan economically, correctly and scientifi-
rally so that your new home will fit your
“ pocket-book” anH ye be
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PROMPT DELIVERY
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Water and Light .......................
36.00
Maintenance .............................. 150.00
Indebtedness ...............« ............ 100.00
Interest .......................... ............
24.00
Total ....._...............................
ft Street Improvement ............
2500.00
Street Fund .............................. 165 00
City Recorder
600.00
City Attorney ......
180.00
City Engineer
100.00
City Police ............
720.00
City Health Officer
120 00
Total Personal S ervices___172 0.00
Street Lights .............................. 78 " no
Fire Department
700.00
Elee»'on Expense
50.00
Miscellaneous .....
520.00
Total General ..
Grand Total ....
» 500.00
H era ld
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3 1 0 00
2500.00
165.00
1262.11
78.9ft
175.00
2500.00
250.00
300 00
85.00
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“ The Yard of Best Qualiiv ’’
H. M. STRAW. MGH.
ers, American Legion, 269 Washing­
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ton street, Portland, Oregon.
Don t forget! A smile, a handshake u
a cheery word, flowers, candy, cigar­
ettes— these l'ttle things mean so
much to our buddies to whom a
little white bed in a big white room
is “home,”
Exclusive Representatives of National Builders Bureau
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STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP.
Management, Circula'ion. Etc., Re­
quited by the Act of Congress
of August 24, 1912,
of the Hermiston Herald published
weekly at Hermiston, Oregon for Oc­
tober 1st, 1922.
State of Oregon, County of Umatil­
la, ss.
Befire me, a Notary Public in and
for the State and county aforesaid,
personally appeared L. M. Williams,
who having been duly sworn accord­
ing to luw, deposes and says that he is
the editor and publisher o fthe Her­
miston Herald and that the following
is, to the best of his knowledge and
belief, a true statement of ownership,
management, etc., of the aforesaid
publication for th edate shown in the
above caption, required by the Act
of August 24, 1912, embodied in sec.
tion 443, Postal Laws and Regula­
tions, printed on the reverse of this
form, to-wit:
1. That the name and addresses
of the publisher, editor, managing
editor, and business managers are:
Publisher, L. M. Willamss, Hermis­
ton, Oregon; Editor. L, M. Williams
Hermiston, Oregon.
2. That the owners are: The
Herald Publishing Company; E. J.
Kingsley, Hermiston. Oregon; Erva
KlngslPy. Hermiston, Oregon; L. M.
Williams, Hermiston, Oregon.
3. That the known bondholders,
mortgagees, and other security hold­
ers owning or holding 1 per cent or
more of total amount of bonds, mort­
gages, or other securities are: F, R,
Reeves, Santa Rosa, California.
L. M. Williams.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 3rd day of October, 1922.
(Seal)
O. C. Young,
Notary Public for Oregon.
(My commission expires Jan. 19.
1925.)
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Pennsylvania Tires
A r e G ood T ires
B uy Them a t
Knerr’s Repair
Shop
“ We Weld Anything But the Break of Day”
CORN
Will have a car of corn on track
Saturday or Monday. Bring your
own sacks.
P O U L T R Y SU P P L Y CO.
PHONE 881
THE PARKER PEN
is the best pen on the market. Come in and let me
show you. Ring and clip models. Also the
PARKER PENCIL
213.00
96.80
» 618.10
» 659.58
the best mechanical pencil made.
Echo Flour Mills
Echo, Oregon
13932.66
275.39
1552.85
394.17
300.00
<10.00
9O.00
165.00
100.00
144.25
290.00
200.00
430.00
60.00
750.00
354.00
745.00
390.00
273.14
235.00
482 74
320.00
50.00
492.01
260 00
408.68
3760 no
1794.15
925 00
2988.87
2331.30
1367.88
»7325.0ft 83569.58 14850.00 »17504 72 »4602.25 »2421.63
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’’’¿i*** •"’P ro w m in f »hows excess expenditures for the reason that the actual «.lets far exceed the
ttty s tax hut this »xt»8« *" ta bo paid by the property owner» to the City la Installments of 1-3 for three con­
secutive years. The 53500.00 Is the City's portion of th» co»t.
I, C W Kellogg do hereby certify that the foregoing estimate of expenditures for th» year 1923. budget allow­
ance« for six months of the current year and the expenditures for the three fiscal years next proceeding the cur­
rent year as shown above have been compiled from th» records I d my charge and are true and correct.
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C. W. Kellogg, CMy Recorder of Hermiston L
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"G IF T S THA T L A S T "
. 50.00
75.00
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JEWELER and WATCHMAKER
H erm isto n , O regon
» 250.00
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Inland Empire Lumber Company "
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16.00
152.45
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H e n n i »ton
WM. H. OGDEN
150.00
127.95
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WE CAN MAKE
eliminate five steps between the
frequently used rooms in 30 years
saves the wife a long walk of
2,191,200 steps or 1245 miles.
Built A rch itectu rally C orrect
U no
Expenditure
PARK AND AUTO CAMP GROUND:
I GENERAL
perso
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ERSONAL
SERVICES:
¡2,191,200 STEPS-
■ A home scientifically planned to ■
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and any reading you
Bxpenditures for three fiscal
years next prececd ng the
last year
The Spokane valley Irrigation plnn
contemplating the Irrigation of 5.-
000 acres east of Spokane was ap-
You Can Get Apple Boxes,
Egg Cases and Honey
Cases at
B ro w n to n , M g r.
Honey
Labels
Librarian ....................................... ................... ;.....$ 360.00
SPOKANE, Wash.—With the Col­
Miscellaneous ......................................................... 140.00
ville business men behind the fourth
Total Library .............................................. .
» 500.00
annual Western Royal Livestock PARK AND AUTO CAMP:
show, to he held at Spokane October
Water and Light ....................................................
36.00
Indebtedness— Note »100.00
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November 2, cattle and swine
Interest
on
debt
24.00................................
124.00
fanciers In the Colville valley will
Maintenance and Improvements ........................ 150.00
exhibit for the first time In the his­
Total ...................................................................
310.00
tory of the show.
Street Improvement .............................................
2500.00
Street Fund .............................................................
165.00
Authority to place Columbia B a n 'll GENERAL
slogans on the stamp-cancellation PERSONAL SERVICES:
machine In the Spokane postoffico
City Recorder ......................................................... 600.00
City Attorney ........................................................ 180.00
has been received by Postmaster
City Enginocr ..................... ................................... 100.00
Thomas Smith from the postoffice
Police ........................................................................ 720.00
department at Washington, D. C. A
Health Off'cer .............. , ........................................ i? 0 00
meeting will be held of the Columbiu
Total Personal Services ..................................»1720.00
Bas'n committee of the Chamber of
Street Lights .......................................................... 760 00
Commerce to arrange a slogan to be
FIRE DEPARTMENT:
used.
Equipment
»150.00
Salaries
400.00
More than 50 miles of trails were
Hose
150.00......................................... 700 00
built during the summer by 12 crews
Election Expense
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50.00
Miscellaneous
of rangers working in the deep and
......................................... - 520.00
Total
General
3750.00
heretofore almost Inaccessible forests
of the Clearwater country, according
Grand Total........................................................
»7225.00
to L. G. Hornby, forest supervisor ESTIMATED RECEIPTS:
nt Spokane recently. “These new
License Fees, Fines, etc......................................... 200.00
trulls will open new hunting and
Estimated probalik Unexpended Balance End
of Current Year
............................................ 400.00
recreational advantages to the pub­
600.00
Amount Necessary by Taxation .....................
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6625.00
lic which before have been inaccess­
We yie undersigned charman and secretary of the budget committee of
ible," says Mr. Hornby. "The crews Ihe City of Hermiston hereby certify that the foregoing budget Is correct
were located to furnish the best pos­ as made by said budget committee.
H. E. Hitt. Chairman.
sible fire protection and still carry
E. J, Kingsley, Secretary. <
out the trail progrum. early every
member of the trail crews worked
ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET
on fires some timo during the sea­
CITY OF HERMISTON
son,”
YOU KNOW
A.
Cut out carefully and completely
the old cankers and fall spray as
soon as possible with Bordeaux 4-4-
50 where European canker is present.
Although Indications are that
Whitman county will not produce
Hill select potatoes from healthy
mroe than 4,500,000 to 5,000,000
good yielding plants that are not
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« bushels of wheat this year as against near
dleeased plants. Good seed, di­
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OREGON INDUSTRIAL
♦ 10,000,000 bushels In 1921, general sease free, means better crops.
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REVIEW
♦ conditions In the Palouse are bet­
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* ter than a year ago. according to
Early seeding withstood freezing
Ira M. Camp, cashier of the Farmers'
Ashland— Copco dam on Klamath Nationtl bank of Colfax, while In of the last winter while late seeding
suffered. The crop hud less time to
river nearing completion; will be Spokane recently.
done by Nov. 1.
Farmers are ready to sow their fall get rooted and the ground to get
Granite— Operations at Morning wheat on a large acreage as soon as settled.
Glory mine, near here have been re- I seeding conditions are favorable,
sunied.
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Salem— Repairs to old dormitory
of state industrial school for girls, ♦
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recently destroyed by fire, to cost * 0. A. C. FARM REMINDERS ♦
A M E R IC A N
$25,000.
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LEGION
Hood R'ver—Skamania Light &
Power Co. Improving plant.
N E W S NOTES
By C. J. McIntosh, State Fair, Sal­
Corvallis— New warehouse to be
em.
erected here.
How 256 sacks of good onions were
Portland— $45,000 contract let for
New Orleans— Thousands of ex-
grown to the acre when seed was
new Bergman Shoe building.
service men are expected to attend
treated
for
smut
control,
against
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to
Athena— School district No.
sacks per acre untreated, was shown the American Legion National con­
get new $4755 school house.
vention in New Orleans, October 16.
Hood River— Market road paving In the O. A. C. experiment stat'on
20, as a result of the announcement
exhibited
at
the
slate
fair
last
week.
completed at cost of $26,000.
The
smut
was
controlled
by
running
1®
^ a railroad rate of one fare for
Willamina— Work commenced on
a small stream of formaldehyde dis-
round trip.
new gridge over river here.
infectant,
1
ounce
commercial
for­
Hillsboro— Work to start on »22,-
Legion convention officials esti­
maldehyde to 1 gallon of water, In mate that a crowd of 100,000 visitors
000 Masonic temple here.
Helix— New $50,000 union high ,he drl11 row tU8t ahead of the seed will attend the national gathering
. , planned.
a
¡planting. This disinfected the soil, ’ as a result of the fare reduction.
school
Maupin C o n tr a c t let for new $2,- ’llte 8OUrce ° f the <”*“>“ 8">«t- The Several thousand legionnaires are al­
000 concrete high school building home-made device for applying the so expected to take advantage of the
disinfectant was shown.
" Myrtle Point has this year spent
U«e ° f the experiment station pear fifty per cent reduction granted on
all vessels of the United States Ship­
about »15,000 in Improvement of 20 "»“ urity tester made one fifth of ping Board.
block« of street.
I ,h® pear Crop for a Iarge Willamette
Mrs. M. G. Weaver of Oliottsburg,
Marshfield to vote on $75.000 bond vaIle* grower ,a8t yeal He wa8 advl8-
ed
by
commercial
buyers
to
harvest
Pa.
has appealed to State Headquart­
Issue for city hall at Nov. election.
St. Johns— General
Petroleum the crop for the cannery at a certain ers of The American Legion of Ore­
Corp, to erect 55,000-bbl. steel tank time, but took samples to the sta­ gon to assist her In locating her son
tion to have them tested for ripeness. who Is believed to be somewhere on
here, cost »30,000.
Portland— »60,000 contract let for IIe was advised to wait two weeks, at the Pacific coast.
3-story concrete apartment house.
which time the fruit had Increased
Mr. M. L. Weaver Is a veteran of
Astoria to have new 8-story hotel. one-f «•>
we|Sht and greatly Im­ the World War, served with the 30th
proved in sugar contents. The de­ Engineers (forestry branch.) He is
Cottage Grove may get armory.
Condon— »7,987 50 bridge contract vice is inexpensive and easily operat­ described as 32 years of age, five
ed.
feet five inches In height, weight
let.
about one hundred and forty pounds,
Bandon to get modern theatre.
Lato cabbages, cauliflour, and dark brown hair, dark blue eyes,
La Pine high school to get new
s'mllar
crops showing heacy infesta­ rather full faced, and has one thumb
gymnasium.
Gates getting a fine new high tion of plant lice should be sprayed disfigured by an accident. Any Infor­
with some contact insecticide. Kero­ mation furnished will be appreciated
school building.
Portland to have apple warehouse sene emulsion is probably the most by the American Legion. Address
effective to be applied at this time. communications to State Headquart-
with 300,000 boxes rapacity.
Corvallis— O. A. C. Barometer now
CITY OF HERMISTON—NOTICE
published daily.
Notice is hereby given that the Mayor and City Council of the City of
Marshfield buys »75,000 slto for
Hermiston. Umatilla County, Oregon will meet at the City Council Chamber
new municipal building.
In said City Wednesday, October 18, 1922 at 8 o'clock p. m for the purpose of
Albina gets »120,000 Investment levying the tax for the year 1923, nt which time and place the following
estimates and budget may be discussed with the levying board.
in four Industrial plants.
The total amount of money needed by sa'd City for the year 1923 is esti­
mated in the following budget:
LIBRARY
PERSONAL SERVICES:
R.
Common n’cotlnt sprays will serve
nearly as well.
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