The Hermiston herald., October 12, 1922, Image 2

TTIE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
Œbr Srrtnteîun Errali)
Published every Thursday at Her.
mlston, Umatilla County, Oregon by
the Herald Publishing company. Inc.
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December 1906 at the postoffice at
Hermiston, Oregon.
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A GRAND RAPIDS ATHLETE
From Grand Rapids, Mich, comes
the story of a woman who learned
to swim after she was 65 years old.
At 74 she Is learning to row, and
thinks nothing of walking 10 miles
and the getting dinner while her
companions sit down to rest.
The remarkable part of the story
is that for the greater part of her
life the active young lady in ques­
tion was engaged in plain, old-fash-
toned housework, including a week­
ly session at the wash tub. She had
no time for athletic training or
similar diversions.
But when she
found herself free to play she wasted
no time in saying she was too old
to learn. She went ahead and learn­
ed, and she enjoys the fun as much
as her children and grandchildren.
The people who begin to look for
soft chatrg at 40, and stop dancing,
swimming und all other healthful
exercises at 50 because they are too
old for such strenuous activities,
and are gouty old bores at 60, with
death Just around the corner, should
read the Grand Rapids news and
limber up.
A Blow to Pugilism
A sport critic says that Siki's vie
tory over Carpentier will be ‘‘a
heavy blow to pugilism in Europe.”
It may be a blow to pugilism in
America, too.
The holding of the title a few
years ago by Jack Johnson nearly
gavo pugll’s ni a black eye in this
country— not necessarily because of
the champion's color, but because of
the low ideals that happened to go
with It. SikI, though he speaks
French, is a plain African from Af­
rica, apparently a Senegalese out of
the jungle, of the sort used In the
French army and so violently object­
ed to by the Germans.
There is no denying the fistic abil­
ity of a man like Slki. If he follows
tip his recent victory with others,
in England or America, and thereby
proves that his defeat of Carpentier
waH no lucky accident, he will have
to be recognised as a top-notcher—
"the best of his class.” But the ef­
fect will be in lower mankind's esti­
mate of the class. And that is Just as
well.
When a virtual savuge beats a
white man with Ills fists, that proves
Just one thing—that lie Is a better
man with hts fists. Anti that has
never been regarded as a very lofty
Ideal except among men of the
jungle type. It I b Just as well to elim­
inate Jungle ideals from civilized life
Human progress depends on some­
thing else than ability to punch, kick
or bite an antagonist until he gives
up. From now on, we may leave that
sort of thing to the animals.
So much for “pugilism.” w-hlch
means prize fighting. Boxing Is
eometh'ng else. Properly conducted,
It becomes a respectable sport, like
fencing, which developed from bloody
sword fighting. It is a wholesome
exercise, developing ability, strength
und fearlessness and therefore use­
ful to civilized man.
THE WAY WE FEEL
A prominent business authority re­
marks that “business activity in this
country is very largely dependent on
the way people feel.”
That is quite true, and It i8 an ill­
uminating commentary on present
conditions.
Amerean business in recent months
has been pretty good, and Improving
pretty steadily, in spite of conditions
that on the face of them seemed to
mako Improvement impossible. Ord­
inarily the coal and railroad strikes
the political and economic troubles
In Europe, the slump In export trade,
etc., would have bad a very depress­
ing effect on enterprise. But con­
struction, manufacture, investment
and employment kept right on grow.
Ing. This condition still continues,
in the face of the European crllas
precipiated by the Turks.
It Is an exemplification of the old
truth, "as a man tblnketh In bis
heart, so is he.** Likewise a nation.
And here Is the key to the famous re­
mark made by the elder Morgan, that
anybody who would be “a bear on
the United States of America” was a
fool.
The American people are full of
energy and normally optimistic.
Their periods of optimism are longer
and strouger than their periods of
pessmism. After a recent gloom bath,
tfcey have turned cheerful again,
Their cheerfulness has liberated
their energies as usual, and nothing
of an untoward nature, at home or
abroad, can dampen their ardor or
stop their progress while this mood
i to on them.
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A bootlegger’» proverb, "Brew for
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* others as you would have them brew
♦ for you.”— Salem Capital Journal.
Prof. Sir Arthur Keith denies that
a large head indicates brains. In
many cases it merely signifies that
the owner won the war.— Punch.
The best way to handle Turktoh
atrocities is to use a very long amber
holder so you can't smell them so
well.— Greenville News.
Berlin should exercise self-control
by adopting this motto, “All the
money that's fit to print."— The
American Banker.
Honey
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“See Naples and die,” runs the pro­
verb. The same thing is true of a
bootleg joint.— New York Tribune.
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More Lime Used
More lime is being ordered by the
farmers from the state lime plant at
Gold HUI. It is applied in moderate
amounts after plowing, and harrow- I
ed in. A manure spreader with a lit.
tie loose strawy manure in the bot­
tom is sometimes used for applying
the lime, or a lime spreader may be
obtained when lime is used regularly.
Directions for making a lime spread­
er may be bad in college circular.
Best results may be expected on soil
of known acidity, medium fertility
and heavy texture, on which le­
gumes such as clover are to be grown.
E MAKE them up
COAL
on th e track
to y o u r o r d e r .
Any size.
UTAH LUMP
Any color
ALL DAY
FRIDAY
and any reading you
may choose.
“Forgive us our debts and we will
As everyone who drives knows, the
forgive our creditors." Is Europe’s
Columbia river highway west of
seeming prayer.— Weston Leader.
Portland is full of curves and grades.
It is a road not adapted to speed or
Bandits stopped the city paymast.
WE CAN MAKE
stunts at the best and it calls for a er of Vancouver. B. C., on the street
cautiously controlled speed in wet Thursday and took *76,000 of the
PROMPT DFLIVERY
weather.
taxpayers’ money away from him.
On this road a Portland business I'he entire city management ought
man and his family were proceeding to bc put in jail for permitting him
homeward a few days ago after a to go around with that much of the
trip to Puget Sound.
They had public funds on his person.— Yakima
Drafts Cause Diseases
ferried the river at Rainier.
On Republic.
Watch the ventilators and sky
one of the worst places in the road
One of the nicest things about lights in the poultry house and keep
they apj>roached an automobile trav­
eling at a decent speed. But before Henry Ford, who makes 35 per cent them closed to avoid drafts which re-
they could meet the first vehicle an­ on every car he sells and has a net Bult in roup, leg weakness, and colds.
other swung around it and despite income of *500,000 per day, is that If the birds are affected with colds,
the fact that the intervening spaco he absolutely despises the profiteers. tincture of idoine Injected into the
nostrils by means of a machine oil
was obviously too short, attempted — Yakima Republic.
can, after squeezing out the mucous,
to pass.
When you see a “dry” enforcement
It was a tense moment The Inter- off|cer approaching Jones’ house It’s will prevent the cold from develop­
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ing Into canker or roup.
loper car proceeded with not the a Hj^n that Jones Is either going to
slighteet slackening of its speed. All jose jj|s ]|qUor or replenish his stock,
“ The Yard of Best Quality ”
fluoride if troubled with lice. Thia a
Feed Mash for Layers
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H. M. STRAW. MGR.
three cars met. The Portlander i—Nashville Tennessean.
See that the pullets consume as ia best done at n'ght as less dis­
swung his car to the ditch. He had j
that paralyzing pre-vlslon of how
A newspaper writer says North- much mash as possible as t h e is turbance is caused among the birds.
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Exclusive Representatives of National Builders Bureau
his children and wife would appear , cliffe had no friends, except his wife what will make them lay. The tend­
Mrs.
Erva
Kingsley
and
Mrs.
F.
V.
,
ency
is
to
eat
too
much
scratch
hurled from the wrecked car among ¡and mother. That Isn’t a bad showing
Prime motored to Pendleton and
the rocks. In an instance it was all in these unsettled times.— Birming- feed which causes them to stop lay­
Athena Sunday. The Doctor and Earl ;
ing.
They
should
have
all
the
green
haro
Age-Herald.
over. The speeding car scraped paint
Liquefying Carbon.
ItLtQRAPH BLANK WILL 0. K.
feed they will take, plenty of fresh report that they also went along.
from both the other machines. This
Carbon may be melted and main,
The kaiser wants to die in Ger­ buttermilk, and as much mash as
was the extent of the damage. But many. If we were sure that he’d car­
Probate Court of England Holds Doc­ tatned in a liquid condition, according
SHERIFF'S SALE
the reckless driver, whoever he was ry out his part of the agreement, it scratch grain.
ument Written In Shorthand
to the experiments of a French invest
Notice Is hereby given that by
Characters Valid.
tigator. The heating was effected un
does not know how little harm he might be arranged.—St. Paul Dis­
virtue of an execution issued out ot
Sodium Fluoride Kills Lice
der great pressure in the electric fur.
the Circuit Court. State of Oregon
did. As is the practice of his kind patch.
Dust the pullets with sodium for Umat'I’.a County, and to me di­
London.—A will written In short­ uace, and a curious phenomenon was
ho rushed on too swiftly for his li­
rected and delivered, upon a decree hand on a telegraph blank lias been noticed at 1,600 atmospheres, namely,
cense number to be caught.
of foreclosure and order of sale admitted to probate In solemn form. that after a brief failure of the arc,
CITY OF HERMISTON— NOTICE
On the Pacific highway south of
Notice is hereby given that the Mayor and City Council of the City of rendered and entered in said Court on Its validity upheld by the Probate the current refused to pass even whet
Portland a similar occurrence had a Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon will meet at the City Council Chamber the 16th day of September, 1922, in court of England. It was written by the power was much increased. It is
less happy ending. The Innocent vic­ in said City Wednesday, October 18, 1922 at 8 o’clock p. m for the purpose of favor of O. Stangeby and F. M. Gast, Charles 8. Orrin, a commercial travel­ supposed that as the carbon passed
partners doing business under the
tim In this instance was forced to the levying the tax for the year 1923, at which time and place the following firm
name of Stangeby & Gast as er, who adopted phonetic writing as into a liquid and transparent state, II
estimates
and
budget
may
be
discussed
with
the
levying
board.
ditch and against the bank when the
Plaintiffs and L. B. Smith as cross- the quickest means of expressing Ids assumed a rare allotropic form, be
The total amount of money needed by said City for the year 1923 is esti­ complainant,
and against J. S. Gul- wishes regarding the disposition of his coming a nonconductor. The test was
three cars met abreast. He was un­ mated in the following budget:
liford and Mabie Guil ford as de­ large estate when informed by the too brief for a study of this condition,
conscious when taken from the ma­
CITY OF HERMISTON BUDGET
fendants; for the sum of *578.08 doctors that he had only a few hours but was made to include a sudden cool
chine and in now in a local hospital
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
with interest thereon at the rate of to live.
ing of the molten carbon by a floodina
on the slow road to uncertain re­ ITEMS
8 per cent per annum from tin» 27th
The stenographic characters were so with water of the interior of the pr
covery. The speeder hurried on.
day of April, 1921, for the sum of
LIBRARY
875 as attorney’s fees and for *23.- perfectly executed that they were sure vessel. The minute diamonds
Any driver who, in attempting to PERSONAL SERVICES:
80 costs and disbursements in favor readily translated by the official short­ were recognized In the gray powde,
rase unother going In the same di­
Librarian ..................................................................* 360.00
thus obtained, the result being, hov
of said Stangeby & Gast and for the hand reporter of the court.
Miscellaneous
.........................................................
140.00
rection, collides with a car coming
ever, not wholly satisfactory.
u n t of *1500 with interest thereon
Total
Library
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* 500.00 at the rate of 8 per cent per annum
from the oppisite direction, should
from he 27th day of April, 1920, for
be sent to the penitentiary and be PARK AND AUTO CAMP:
Water and Light .................................................
the sum of *150 as attorney’s fees
36.00
forever deprived of a driver's license.
Indebtedness— Note *100.00
and for *18.00 costs and disburse­
He Is utterly without excuse.—
Interest, on debt
24.00................................. 124.00
ments In favor of said L. B. Sm.th,
Portland Journal.
Maintenance and Improvements ........................ 150.00
which said decree and order of sale
Total .............................................................. .....
310.00 has been docketed nnd enrolled in
Street
Improvement
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2500.00 the office of the Clerk of said Cir­
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Street F u n d ........................................................... _
165.00 cuit Court; and whereas by said
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decree and order of sale it was di­
GENERAL
rected that the following described
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OREGON INDUSTRIAL
♦ PERSONAL SERVICES:
real property in Umatilla County,
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REVIEW
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City Recorder ......................................................... 600.00
Oregon, to-wit:
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City Attorney ......................................................... 180.00
The Southwest Quarter of the
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City Engineer ......................................................... 100.00
Northeast Quarter of Section 36,
Police ........................................................................ 720.00
Grants Pas»—Construction of the
Township 5, North of Range 28, E.
Health Off'cer ......................................................... 120 00
main gravity canal of Grants Pass
W. M be sold by the Sheriff of Uma­
tilla County. Oregon, to satisfy said
Irrigation district to start at once,
Total Personal Services ............................... ..*1720.00
judgement and decree and all costs;
Streit I-lghts ......................................................... 760 00
cost *73,500.
I WILL ON THE 4TH DAY OF
Pendleton— City making effort to FIRE DEPARTMENT:
NOVEMBER, A. D. 1922, at the hour
*150.00
Equipment
get tracks off business street and get
of 2 o’clock in the afternoon of said
Salaries
400.00 -
new union depot,
day at the Front Door of the Coun­
Hose
150.00......................................... 700.00
ty Court House in the City of Pen-
Medford to create water board to
Election Expense
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50.00
dleon. County of Umatilla, Oregon,
take over system.
Miscellaneous
............................................ 520.00
sell all the right, title and Interest
“ We Weld Anything But the Break of Day”
Total General
Eugene Ajax Lumber mill com­
3750.00 the said J. S. Gulliford and Mabel
pleted nnd operations started.
Gulliford
had
in
and
to
the
above
de.
Grand Total.........................................................
*7225.00 scribed property on the 27th day of
Shelburn creamery reopened.
ESTIMATED
RECEIPTS:
April, 1920, or since then have ac­
Albany— *11,215.32 taxes paid by
License Fees, Fines, etc.................................. ....... 200.00
quired. at pubi c auction to the
Weyerhauser Timber Co.
Estimated probable Unexpended Balance l+nd
highest bidder for cash in hand, the
Come in and see our
Lebanon—Construction of railroad
of Current Y ear................................................ .. 400.00
6»o oo procededs to be applied to the satis­
Amount Necessary by Taxation .....................
30 miles in length, costing *2,000,-
6625.00 faction of said execution and all costs
Dated this 26th day of September,
We the undersigned cha rmai, and secretary of the budget committee of
000, to open up virgin timber of up­
the City of Hermiston hereby certify that the foregoing budget is correct 1922.
per Bant lam country hi Linn county a»
made by said budget committee.
ZOETH HOUSER, Sheriff.
proposed by group of St, Paul cap­
4-5tc.
By J. C. Marine, Deputy
H. E. Hitt. Chairman.
italists.
E J. Kingsley, Secretary, i
Hillsboro— Ray-Mallng
cannery
ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET
running full blast with working
CITY OF HERMISTON
corps of 320 people.
A lso h ave just receiv ed
a car o f b ig body dry
Fir W ood.
H erm iston
H erald
S Inland Empire Lumber Company
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Pennsylvania T ires
A re G ood T ires
Buy Them at
Knerr’s Repair
Shop
New Line of
HOLMES & EDWARDS
SILVERWARE
Portland— Nehalem Boom Co. ntny
erect new sawmill of large capacity
on Willamette Slough.
Astoria— Public auditorium for
Astoria big civic need
Portland— Work tq commence on
new 10-room Scott school n Laurel-
hurst, cost *14,000.
lone— Two-story brick tile build­
ing to go up here.
YOU KNOW
You Can Get Apple Boxes,
Egg Cases and Honey
Cases at
THE T U M -A -L U M
LUMBER COMPANY
R. A. Bravuon, Mgr.
Hood River— New bridge over the
East Fork on Mount Hood Loop
toad completed.
Gresham— Cornerstone for new
union high school gymnasium laid.
Hood River creamery to have mod­
ern plant; to float *20,000 bond Is­
sue.
Wheeler— H. A. Bell shingle mill
starts; dally capacity 80,000 shingl­
es.
Vernonia— 26 buildings now un­
der construction and Jtmt completed;
100 new homes needed to be flnlsh-
ed by spring for mill employes,
Vernonia— Beaver Logging Co.
and Koster Product Co. start work
just north of here. Two companies
will employ 300 people,
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Expenditures foi titre» fiscal
years next proceeding the
last year
ITEMS
WM. H. OGDEN
Estimated Expendi­
tures for ensuing
year _
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JEWELER and WATCHMAKER
SON AL SERVICES
City Recorder ...................... ..
600.00
City Attorney ............................ 180 00
City Engineer
100 00
City Police
720.00
City Health Officer
t 20 mt
Total Personal Servi«
1720.00
Street Lights ..................
760 00
Fire Department .........
700 00
Election Expen-e
60 00
Miscellaneous
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*20.00
Total General ...........
Grand Total ............
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Th*
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rent v e . I
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* 500.00
310 00
2500.00
165.00
H e r m ie te n , O re g o n
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Ska
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PERSONAL SERVICES:
Library ..................................
360 00
M acellaneous .......................
140.00
Total ..................................
PARK AND AUTO CAMP GROUND:
Water and Light .......................
36.00
Maintenance _____ ____ __
150.00
Indebtedness ____ ________
100 00
Interest .................... ..............
24.00
Total ....................................
♦ Street Improvement .............. 2600.00
Street Fund .............................. 165.00
Not Sterling but Next Best
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Expenditure
213.00
96.80
150.00
127.95
* 250.00
16.00
152.45
50.00
75.00
50.00
1252.11
76.90
175.00
2500.00
250.00
S3
* 618.10
* 659.58
Echo, Oregon
13932.66
275.39
1652.86
394.17
610.00
300.00
165.00
90 00
100 no
144.25
430.00
200.00
390.00
<0 00
750 no
745 00
354 00
390 00
483 74
273.14
226 00
320 00
50.00
408 68
493 01
260 00
3780 00
925.00
2331 30
1367.88
3988.87
1794.15
*7225.00 *3569.56 «4(50.00 *17506.73 *4602.25 *2431.63
TIT*** Improvement” shews cxeoas expenditure« for the reason that the actual coots far exceed the
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*** r '1’’ hy ,h* EHxpcrty owners to the city in Installments of 1-3 for three con-
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certify that the foregoing estimate of expenditure» for the y«mr 1923. budget allow-
'V* ’‘"T*'” y**r »"< «•»« expenditures for the three ftacal years next prereeding the cur-
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frwn U» records In my charge end are true and correct.
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C. W. Ksltogg. CRy Recorder of Hermiston
300.00
85.00
Echo Flour Mills
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