The Hermiston herald., November 02, 1922, Image 1

s
Ôîlw Bwmwfcm Iforalò
VOL. XVII
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2,
MAY CHANGE LINE
ON GAME RESERVE
OREGON TELEPHONE
RATES SLASHED
*
♦
*
❖
•>
H. E. HITT PROPOSES PLAN TO ❖
❖
FEDERAL WARDEN
❖
❖
U m atilla Sportsmen Get Favorable ❖
❖
R esult at M eeting W ith Gov­
♦
♦
BUSINESS HOUSES
CLOSE NOVEMBER 11
U. • 10. W»™»’
1922
No. 8
♦
♦
BEEKEEPERS HOLD
ANNUAL MEETIN6
CLEAR HALLOWEEN
«•
* MAYOR PROCLAIMS
*
♦
* MANY FEATURES ON
NO GOOD FOR CHIEF:
*
*
FATHER AND SON W EEK” *
♦
BILL
FOR
COMMUNITY
WANTS INKY NIGHT <‘
♦
FOR HERMISTON ♦
PLAY NOVEMBER 18 «
----------
•>
--------
♦
-
*
<•
A b eau tifu l moon cast its in- ❖ ___________
*
_
_
*
N ext w eek, N ovember 5 to 12 <■
By Mrs. W. W. Ilisley
♦
sp ilin g lig h t over the city . < NEW SCHEDULE GOES INTO EF- 4. Is -F a th e r and Son W eek" «■ WILL OBSERVE ARMISTICE DAY
ELECTION OF OFFICERS IS POST­
Stop! Look. L isten!
♦
H ere and there th ro u g h o u t th e <
❖ th ro u g h o u t th e country. E very- ❖
FECT DECEMBER 1
Your C om m unity Club doth call ♦
HERE
PONED UNTIL NEXT MEETING
tow n gay p arties w ere in pro- <
❖ w here and fa th e rs and sons wll <■
❖ F o r your earn est help and a t- <
grees and b r'g b t Jack -o -lan t- ❖
❖ g a th e r to g eth er and bind closer ♦
<>
ten tio n
-J
ern s blinked th ere m essage of <•
Cede R inging Abandoned For New ❖ th a t friendly s p irit and co-oper- ❖ American Legion W ill Give Program ❖ To th e play th a t’s given lor all <• Association Increases Membership
H allow 'een abroad. D isappear- <•
❖ a tio n .
❖
❖
<“
Selective Device Order»
in g around v ario u s eo rnera <•
and Dance at the
>0
And H erm iston w ill be no ex- ❖
Nearly 200 Per Cent in
❖ A unt D ina and the d ear old dea- <•
could
be
sig
h
ted
,
occasionally,
♦
ernment Man
❖ ception, A big b an q u et and pro- ❖
State
con.
♦
Auditorium
Last Year
m erry m ischief-m akers In ten t ❖
❖ gram is now being arran g ed for <•
Surely th ey ’ll be th ere:
*
on a good tim e.
❖
<• th e occasion. T he follow ing ❖ I
And poor old G randm a Pepper ♦
A ro arin g fire offset th e ch il- ❖
T h a t b e tte r shooting grounds will
In a rev o lu tio n ary o rd er handed ❖ proclam ation h as been issued ♦ r A„ buaine88 houses ln H erm iston
W ith her Bllvery, snow w hite
<■
Because of the spaall num ber of
ley n ig h t air a t Siscel’s. H allow - <• down by th e s ta te public service <• by Mayor F. C McKenzie:
be available on th e southeast canyon
« w i„ be clo8ed a „ day and even,ng>
hair.
❖ ’ m em bers present a t the a n n u al meet-
'een p ran k s of o th e r days w ere
of th e federal gam e reserve in the
commission Monday telephone rates ❖ "T o the people of H erm isto n :
<• A rm istice Day. November 11. it was
•» . ing of th e U m atilla County Beekeep-
being recalled w hen th ro u g h th e <’ th ro u g h o u t Oregon are reduced from ❖
n e a r fu tu re ig fairly certain now,
"B ecause it has an im p o rtan t ❖ „greed a t the m eeting of the Com«
And m any others there w ill be ❖ er'a association held In th e lib rary
door and up to th e big stove <• 7 to 25 p er cen t on certain classes of ❖ b earing on civic w elfare in ❖
according to H enry E. H itt, local
civic w elfare In ♦ . niercial club Tuesday noon a t th t
Such as th e songster, Mr. H unt *•’ j last S aturday election of officers was
cam e Chief of Police C. H. C ran- ❖ service, pend ng such period as shall ♦ H erm iston, as well as on indtv- * I Hotel H erm iston.
sportsm an, who represented th is dis­
er.
<• postponed u n til an o th er m eeting.
dall.
tr ic t M onday n ig h t in Pendleton
,
be found necessary by th e commission ❖ d u al w alfare in countless cases ♦
And the sw eet little g rl Nellie.
D uring the past year the associa­
-
,
,
..
.
A
..
In
th
e
evening
a
program
and
"T h e w orst H allow ’een I ’ve <• to o b tain info rm atio n by a thoro u g h
w hen th e U m atillu county sportsm en
I feel it my d u ty to call a tte B ’ ❖
.
. . .
.
.
A ‘
"
tion
increased its m em bership nearly
,,
x
j
i
>
.dance
in
to
be
given
a
t
th
e
A
u
d
ito
r
!
-
k
ever
been
o
u
t,”
he
rem
arked
as
❖
m et w ith George W. Law yer, U nited
ion to the w ell-conceived plan < | um by tbp An,erican
n
Np ♦ T he tim e you’ll see in the paper <• 200 per cent. A t present 31 beekeep.
in v estig atio n , on w hich to base a per­
he rubbed his han d s before th e ❖ m an en t ra te schedule on all classes
S tates gam e w arden, for th e purpose
Z r l , an|
a
° ‘her
baa “ >»’ " " been an- * And the
*«>«>
♦ ers w ith about 3600 colonies of bees
fire.
<.
of obta ning b e tte r shooting and more
T he purpose is adm irable. ♦
,
<•
of service fu rn ish ed by th e a P c tic
too,
<• are enrolled in th e organization.
.
.
.
.
..
,
.
.
,
,
,
.
n
ounced
for
the
occasion.
'
"W
o
rst?
”
queried
a
l’ste
n
e
r
❖
protection for th e reserve.
A n y thing th a t ten d s to b rin g ♦
Telephone & T eleg rap h com pany.
Now d o n 't miss th e fun and the ❖ T he to tal crop of honey produced by
in surprise. “ I th o u g h t i t was <•
fa th e r and son closer to g e th e r ♦ j * be H erm iston high school foot-
W arden L aw yer assured th e sp o rts­
frolic
•> them th is season w as considerable
The tem p o rary order w as signed
nice an d clear."
in friendly sp irit cannot b u t ❖ baB *eam - ru n n ers-u p in th e race for
men th a t he would at once w ire th e
For you’ll sure be sorry if you ■b m ore th a n 300,000 pounds
by Newton McCoy, ch airm an , and T.
More
" T h a t’s ju st it,” explained th e ❖
be beneficial to them selves and <• cham pionship of U m atilla county are
d ep artm en t re g ard in g th e proposal
do.
<• th an »2,300 w orth of supplies and
M. K errig an , com m issioner.
The
Chief.
“
Too
nice
and
clear.
The
❖
«
to
th
e
com
m
unity.
♦
scheduled
to
play
A
thena
a
t
A
thena
to ru n th e line across th e so u th east
th ird inem ber of th e reg u lato ry body
❖ co n tain ers w ere th is y ear ordered
blam ed kids can see me com ing ❖ H. H .'C orcy, w rote a d issen tin g o p in . ❖
“I believe th a t fa th e rs can do <■ th a t d ay ' A num ber
th e citizens
canyon n ear its m outh, th u s c u ttin g
«Í»
<♦ th ro u g h th e association w ith a sav­
for a m ile."
,
<•
« m ore th an any o th e r to stem * of th e c° m m un“ y have already de-
off a b ranch of Hie reserve and a l­
ion in w h ic h -h e refused to “ dignify
i n g to th e tnem bers of from 10 to 26
<• •>
♦ th e g reat and alarm in g tid e of <• cIa,ed lh e lr ‘» ten tio n to atte n d in g
low ing h u n te rs b e tte r o p p o rtu n ity i
these rem ark s (c f th e o th er tw o com­
| per cent. The selling of honey by the
the
contest
w
hich
prom
ises
to
be
one
to get birds.
m issioners) by callin g th e sam e an ❖ d ropping out of school, w hich <■
association is still ln th e experim ent
❖ carried m any boys o u t in to th e ❖ of the most- b itte rly fo u g h t games to
o rd er."
T he proposed cu t off w as In tro d u c­
/* O /
stage, p ractically all the honey is
be
stag
ed
on
a
U
m
atilla
county
g
rid-
I
❖ w orld u n fit for progress and ❖
ed by Mr. H itt w ho is perh ap s m ore
sold by th e producers them selves, but
The new ra te schedule h as been
<- Iron th is season. H erm iston has not i
fam iliar w ith conditions In th is sec­
-----------
a t the price agreed upon by th e m em .
orderer! to become effective from <• p ro sp erity or public service.
been beaten th is season.
❖
“
Many
boya
grow
to
m
anhood
❖
tio n th a n most h u n ters. Home P e n d le ­
U nder th e caption "T he Exposi J bers’ th >s Pr ce 18 10 cents per pound
and a fte r December 1, 1922.
ton sportsm en had planned to ask
Id- o rd erin g th e tem p o rary reduc ❖ v irtu a lly ig n o ran t of even th e <• IONE FOOTBALL TEAM
tion Means Im m ediate S tate Develop. to de«le l’ a »(l 12 <*»•» when sold to
S panish A m erican w ar v eteran s of tJon , he commiB8lon dlvlded th e 8 tate <• sim plest processes of govern- ❖
th e governm ent to narrow the reserve
___ ,
...
...
the consum er In sixty pound co n tain .
ent, the 127 exposition com m ittee!
,,,,
,, ,
,,
, .
CANCELS GAME HERE ¡m
line down to h ig h -w ater contour b u t the Pacific N orthw est su fferin g from lnto s x grOups. G roup No. 1 com* ❖ m eut. These every fa th e r can ex- ❖
|.
, ... j
, ,
, ,
.
ers. W hen sold in sm all C ontainers a
has issued a com plete statem en t of
. ,
those tru e h u n te rs who look to th e tuberculosis or m en tal and nervous priae8 certain classes of service fu rn - <• p lain to his son. T he son. ln ❖
reasonable increase is added for th e
❖ every case should become b e tte r < Coach Gralapp's Efforts to Get A n­ ■ th e purposes and plans for tho ex- co n ta in rra and e x tra work , t wa8
fu tu re as well as th e p resen t showed d seases w ill h e re a fte r be tre a te d In [abed in th e city of P o rtlan d ,
pouitlon and tho 10 year sta te de- learned th a t 40 per cent of th e crop
so conclusively th a t this w ould in a governm ent hospitals of th is d is tric t
Groups 2, 3, 4, an d 5 affect all ❖ th a n h is fath er, fo r th a t m ark s ❖
other Contest Not
progress.
Ivelopm ent plan involved In the issue. , is now sold, and no fear is fe lt about
sh o rt tim e clean out th is cou n try h ereto fo re occupied exclusively by tow ns and com m unities o u tsid e of
Successful
“ The ‘week’ th a t Is com ing
as a m ig rato ry bird shooting g rounds v eteran s of the World W ar. T his new p ^ -tia n d in th e s ta te th a t have a |
The statem en t explains th a t o u t­ the m em bers being able to move the
th a t th e plan w as abandoned.
move on th e p a rt of th e governm ent m in'm um p o p ulation of a ce rta in I WlU RUSKeHt m a»y ways In
side of P o rtlan d the people are to balance of the crop d u rin g th e next
The fool ball gam e scheduled for vole on N ovember 7th on a m easure few mon Ihs.
A lthough the d ep artm en t is lim it- h a- hi on announced by L. L . Jesseph number> th o u g h th is num ber is not **’ w b ic h fa thers may gain more
❖ com pletely the confidence of
S atu rd ay w ith the Ione team has been p erm ittin g P o rtla n d to levy a tax
ed in funds, be ng allowed hut »150.- ° f Sea ' ’e/ Pac f,c. N o rth w est m a n - .8, atcd
, „ e o rd e r.
A te p o r t was presented by the bee
c an c elled . C oach G ra la p p of th e H ig h w iihln P ortland for »3,000,000 to inspector of the county, John Thom.
a a a
s i
n g e r of th e U n ite d S ta te s V e te ra n s ’
r» j
, „
,
w
❖ th e ir sons, w ith all that, m eans
000 a year to keep up Its reserves, Mr. _ K l llrooi,
v
t
„
.
.
,
,
Reduced.
Party
Rate
PH
V P e I tera
A ru A
n f tl,<x
ilin p
n in
n c e
_
.
school a n n o u n c e d th is m o rn in g .
______ _________ „ „ _______
B u l T re
a u I l ' V
n u s of
th e I P ' h h ilip
(hege
g ro ||p a t h / * blla(,,eaa SPrv. <• of effective guidance and u n -
finance the exposit'on, lllis am ount In 7 apiaries inspected Mr. Thom had
L aw yer explained, he assumed the
U m atilla county m en th a t some pro- ‘»s,u r^ p,ion a »d Boxei R ebellion a ie ¡ce code rin g in g r a te on su b u rb an <• resen ted control.
Coach G ralapp put forth every ef- to ba raised a fte r the collection of located about 1O0 cases of foul brood,
also affected by th e new lu tin g .
"I, th erefore call upon the fa th -
ftirt to try and obtain an o th er game »1,000,000 by p riv ate subscriptions. these had all been treated and clean­
te n -p arty lines is reduced from »3.50
visions w ould be m ade for b e tte r
No proof of service connection of to »3 25. F o r residence service, four- ❖ ers of th is city and request th e ir
for S atu rd ay but m et w ith no suc­ No s ta te tax is contem plated. The ed up, but as much of the w ork was
pro tection on th e reserve.
th e d isab ility is required from vet- p arty , code rin g in g lines, th e ra te is ❖ co-operation In th is im p o rta n t
cess. W hile in Pendleton th is week s ta te vote is necessary to validate done late in the season it is likely
Mr. L aw yer said th a t th ere In d i­
eran s of these conflicts, It w as an - c u t from , 2 25 t0
75 a m o n th ; 0 „ ❖ m ovem ent by atte n d in g , w ith
a t th e In s titu te he endeavored to th e tax levy if it is passed by the th a t m uch disease may be found In
cations w ei-y th at th e public sh ooting nounced. The only req u irem en t is
su b u rb an te n -p arty Unes from »2.50
tb e ir sons, at least one of th e
locate
a team to do b attle w ith th is people of P o rtlan d .
the sam e yards again next year. T his
gro und bfll now before congress th a t th ey have papers show ing hon­
•> m eetings to be held d u rin g th e
S atu rd ay b u t it seemed th a t all en­
It is explained th a t the exposition :s th e first year th a t any inspection
w ould probably be passed a t th e n ex t orable discharge fitom sorvice. T u b er­ to »2 a m onth.
gagem ents w ere filled or the team s is to be the cen tral featu re of a 10 w ork has been done In th is county.
In th e six th group. In clu d in g all •> “ F a th e r and Son W eek.” I hope
session. T he aim of the new m easure culosis cases are tre a te d a t W alla
❖ th e men who have no sons w ill,
could not get aw ay.
'y e a r developm ent plan for the en tire and th e beekeepers th is year had to
places
th
a
t
a
re
n
o
t
listed
ln
any
Is to establish shooting reserves on W a„ a W aahing(on> and m en ta, or
♦ befriend th e boys w ho have no
----------------------------
state, which plan is to be sta rte d a t Pay for It them selves. I t is hoped,
w o rthless land w here anyone can go nervoUH cages are (aken care of a t of th e o th er m entioned groups th e « fa th e rs.”
80-YEAR-OLD ‘‘YOUNGSTER’’
°»«e and continue for 10 years w ith however, th at the county co u rt next
and shoot providing th a t they are Taconia and Bo)ae It
belleved tb a t cn arg e on business service, code- •>
F. C. McKenzie,
tin g in g su b ru b an te n -p a rty lines is
MAKES DAIRYING PAY ,he ldea of *nt*r««t*ng farm ers, s e t - ; year will aproprlnle enough money
properly licensed. The presen t s itu a .
M ayor
t ’on, especially n e a r the b ig cities, u u T a f f e c U ^ b ^ T h ^ 'g o v a r a m e n C s reduced from
59 to *3’25 “ r‘lo n n i: ❖
__ < tiers, investors and to u rists to v isit ! to efficiently com bat th is disease th a t
<•
~ I th is sta te and see the opportup& ies. is rap dly increasing and qndnnger-
is th a t th e average h u n te r can not
w n rd „r
H
.
r ti
° n resl,,ence service, code-ringing
G. Lee Clark Gets $102.00 in One. Every section of Oregon is to figure i» k th e bee in d u stry in this. Hie most
find a place to shoot due to th e lakes "reL m e n ts offer« ! ad ' a n ta g ° ° f th e fo u r-p arty lines, from »2 to »1.50 a
Month From Six
in the e x p lo lta t’von w hich is intended im R ortant honey producing county In
and sw am ps being tak en up by p rlv . ! A nnounoem ent wa8 a ,8o made by m o n th ; on su b u rb an te n -p arty , code
i to overcome the present condition tho state.
Cows
a te reserves The public shoo tin g th e V eteran s’ B ureau th a t four com­ rin g in g lines for residences, from JENS SKOVBO SHIPS
George B ancroft w as elected dele­
—
w hereby Oregon has a population of
g ro unds bill w ould provide a place pensation experts w ill soot» be as- »2.50 to »2 a m onth.
HONEY TO COPENHAGEN
g
ate
to represent th e association a t
E
n
te
rp
risin
g
young
dairym
en
are
1
only
eig
h
t
persona
to
th
e
square
The
com
pany
is
also
in
stru
cted
ln
w here all could shoot an d h u n tin g B)gned t„ ag m any v eteran s, hoap(tal3
p u ttin g th is section on th e map a» a mile as com pared w ith 20 in W ash- < the an n u al m eeting of the Oregon
w ould not become a sport of th e w ell- of , hj8 d lstric t w, th m ore th a n 10() th e o rd er to abandon code rin g in g
S tate B eekeepers’ association in P o rt­
telephones an d replace th em w ith Believed to be F irst Sent From m ilk center. Among the
'young- ington and 22 ln C allforn'a.
to-do only. T his condition th a t hah
P atien ts each for p erm an en t d u ty t o ' m odcrn aelectlve ty p e devicea.
Tbe
land ovember 17 to 18. It is hoped
This
State
to
s
te
rs
”
th
a
t
are
succeeding
Is
G.
Lee
..Tbe
1927
E
xposition—
as
th
e
con-
been in evidence in th e east for years
han d le claim s and grievances of com pany 1a fllrth e r re q U, le d to make
C lark, 86 years old, w ho lives south- cen tratio n point of a ten y ear devel- th a t a large num ber of local bee-
Europe
Js g rad u ally m aking its appearance in hospital zed veterans.
a report every 30 day;, pf progresa
west of tow n. D uring th e past m onth npm ent plan— is a definite, tangible keopers w ill a tten d th a t m eeting,
th e west.
A n o th er V eteran s’ B ureau ln stru c- along t h ,g , fne
Proclaims Honey Weeek
A plan wras also Introduced to Mr. tion sta te s th a t form er service people
Jen s Skovbo, local a p iarist, shipped Mr. C lark m ade »102 from six cows, m ovem ent for state-w ide progress, i ,
The o rd er a]ao requfrea lb e teIe.
T he w eek of N ovem ber 12 to 18
la w y e r by th e sportsm en proposing w ith d en tal d isab ilities of service pbonp com pany to m ake a rep o rt 12,000 pounds of honey to Copenhag­ T h'g In itself stan d s as ra th e r a rec- , and on th 's basis you can confidently
ord.
give your approval to tho exposition has been proclaim ed "H oney W eek”
th o ch an g in g th e m ig rato ry b ird sea­ o rigin of less th a n 10 per cent w ho
en la st week when he was in P o rt­
B ut tw o of th e cows th e veteran m easure to be voted oi: a t th e polls by G overnor Olcott., and J. Skovbo,
every
30
days
as
to
th
e
revenues
it
son from Septem ber 16 to December f led clalm a before A ugust 9 of th is rereivea from locaI excbanges and
w ho is vice-president as well as ch air-
land. T h is is believed to be the first m ilked d u rin g the m onth were fresh November 7 th ,” says th e report.
30 as it now is to October 1 to Ja n - year a re e n titled to free
) man of th e m ark etin g com m ittee of
^ °y e rn ' , from long-distance tolls and to tel! sh ip m en t o fhoney from th ’s sta te Two had been m ilking since Ju n e
u ary 15.
i m ental treatm en t. D ental disab ilities
I the sta te assoc’atio n is leaving th is
and th e o th er for a slig h tly sh o rter
in d etail w h a t its relatio n s w ith the
HERMISTON GIRL ENTERS
pf m ore th a n 10 p er cent w ill be W estern E lectric com pany are, as to E urope, Mr. Skovbo said. It Is
week for P o rtlan d in ten d in g to de-
period.
I tre a te d if claim is m ade w ith in five well as to rfu n ish some k in d of re­ probable th a t honey w ill be shipped
WHITMAN SORORITY l vote th e Intervening tim e u n til th e
Mr. C lark Is en th u sed over his
PIG BORN WITH HEART
years a fte r d 'seh arg e, it w as stated . p o rt show ing how m easured telq- from h ere to E urope In carload lota resu lts and believes th is vicinity
l "H oney W eek” for publicity work.
ON OUTSIDE OF BODY
Miss C larice W atson, form erly of
T he governor’s proclam ation fol-
phone service can be established in once th is trad e is established ac­ w ill soon be one of th e leading dairy
H erm iston, has been pledged to tho ' lows:
Oregon.
and
hog
sections
of
th
e
U
nited
States.
cording to the local honey producer.
A lpha E ta of D elta Gamma sorority To the People of Oregon:
*
E ber Mosaic claim s the sp o tlig h t «
Mr. Skovbo declared th a t he could He has had u n u su ally good luck w ith
Reduction $250.000 Year •
a t W hitm an, according to w ord re ­
*
NEWS GLEANED ABOUT
Few realize w h at an asset Oregon
It is estim ated th a t th e to ta l re­ ship to C openhagen by boat via the his hogs too.
these days for producing freaks. L ast
ceived here th is week.
THE TOWN
•> d uctions con tem p lated in th e new o r. P an am a C anal for 80 cen ts a h u n d ­
has In the honey bee. It Is to educate
D
espite-his
86
years,
Mr.
C
laik
Is
S atu rday th ere w as born in Mr. Mos- ❖
The W atsons are a pioneer fam ily th e people into th e value of th is busy
d er w ill be ab o u t »250,000 a year.
red pounds w h 'le it costs him 69 h a ’l and h earty and does w ork th a t
♦ ❖
sie's hog herd a freak pig. He w as a ❖
tbla section and Miss W atson was littl« w orker th a t th e Oregon S tate
Follow ing is th e tem p o rary o rd er cents to ship from h ere to P ortland. m any men 20 years h is ju n io r would
fre a k in th a t h is h e a rt w as on th e
Miss E rm a B uchner en te rta in e d a reducing telephone ra te s:
not be able to keep up.
one
tbe popular m em bers of tho Bei keepers' association w ill observe
outside and functioned. T he anim al num ber of her H igh school frien d s
T h at on, from and a fte r th e first held on W ednesday, ovem ber 8, a t
"I'm a young m an y et,” said tho younger set. T his is h er firs t year the week from N ovem ber 12 to 18 as
a t a novel H allow ’een p a rty and ta f­ day of D ecember, 1922, said, th e e rg u la r business and social m eeting v ste ra n w ith a sm ile. “ N ever felt a t W hitm an. She com pleted high ¡’’Honey W eek.”
lived for about 16 hours.
school ln W alla W alla last spring.
T here a re approxim ately 100,000
fy pull last S atu rd ay evening, a t her P acific Telephone & T elegraph com-
" I ’m a young fan y e t,” said tho b etter an d I ’m good for m any years
Local v e te rin a ria n s say th is is th e
n o rth pf tpw n Those Dre9ent
P rio r to m oving to tho W ashington colonies of bees in th e sta te of Ore-
y
et.”
(C
ontinued
on
page
fo
u
r)
m
any
fen
20
eyars
h
is
Junior
would
f ir s t pig on record th a t lived w ith w ere: P h y llis Dyer, Melba C allahan,
city, Miss W atson atten d ed th e local Ron, m anaged by n early 10,000 bee-
his h e a rt op th e outside I t w as
keepers, w ith an an n u al production
high school lo r th ree years.
A rloufne Robinson, M arg aret N eary,
th o u g h t at first an operation would Mabel Brown, Lenore Dyer. Lucllo
of n early 60 carloads of honey. T here
save th e an im al’s life b u t circu m ­ Sullivhn, P au lin e M orris. Zona Ben-
Is
no reason w hy th is production
SKOVBO PLACE SOLD
stan ces did not w a rra n t such a move.
should not be w onderfully increased
sel, Mary C urrie, L eta T hom as and
TO LEBANON MAN
Mr. Mossie is p la n n in g to preserve E leanore B riggs.
In the Irrig ated section as well as In
th e freak in alcohol.
W estern Oregon. H oney is highly
Deal Involves $13.000; New Owner valuable as a food an d I sincerely
A larg e atten d an ce w as reported
F. W. Lenta, Take? Posses­
tru s t th a t "H oney W eek” will have
at th e C olum bia school H allow 'een
sion First of Year
exceedingly beneficial resu lts in the
p arty held la st S atu rd ay n ig h t.
developm ent of Ibis industry.
One of th e larg est land deals In
R espectfully yours.
Mrs. F. A. Phelps a tten d ed th e
this seetlon for some tim e w as closed
Ben W. Olcott.
fo u n ty g a th e rto g of th e Red Cross
W ednesday w hen the J. 8. Skovbo
Governor.
C hapter !n Pendleton T uesday.
I place, eaot
tow n was sold to F. W.
4
Committee Issues
Q. .
.
s ta te m e n t a t r Ia n s
Spanish War
Vets Get A id
The First Call for Breakfast
ot
Jackson H a rr Is e re ctin g a four-
room house on h is 20-avre tr a c t west
¡of th e Colum bia school. Mr. H a rr is
I also p u ttin g on o th e r new im prove­
m ents.
V acation is on a t th e schools W ed­
nesday, T h u rsd ay and F rid ay of th is
week w h ile teach ers a tte n d th e
T eacher'a In a t'tu te in P endleton.
O tto Sapper w ent to th e Round-U p
C ity on business T nesday.
R ev W W. Davis, th e new pastor
BaP” *‘ ch u rch w ill preach hla
Fanners are more than ever in evidence a t
lor office at this year’s election, Among f |rs t serm on Sunday m orning.
Mr. I
then Is J. T. Lieuatien of
Lleualien has been a farmer In L’matillaj Tb* n e ,r Postofflee b u ild in g is
c ruuty for the past 59 years He is a can- P ™ rrees’n g rapidly I t is expected
♦ late lor representative from the 22nd dis- ,h a t ,b ® *>«‘W lng w ill ba ready for
trtet on tbe democratic ticket.
occupation by December 1.
“ Taxation is the paramount issue •( this
L ast F rid ay th ere w as born to Mr.
campaign,” declared Mr. Lieuatien
“ I sn d Mrs. C laud« L. F inley a fin e ba-
have been a prim« mover In reduction of by boy. All concerned a re doing nlce-
taxahon in both county and stzte and I Ieri lr. it to reported by Dr. W W llisiey
atten d in g phyrletan.
that I can reduce them more. '
I.entz of Lebanon, Oregon. Tho price
was »13.000. The tra n sactio n war. KINO WINTER MAKES
madn th rough J . M. Biggs, local
FIRST VISIT HERE
realtor.
T ho Skovbo ranch Includes 115 Theimom eter Jumps to 22; Sports­
acres w ith about 53 Irrigated. Tho
men Prepare For Goose
halanr« Is m ostly p astu re land. Mr.1
H unting
L entz plans to tak e possession about ]
th's firs t of th e year.
Methodist Church Notea
Bunday school at 10 o’clock. Morn­
H erm iston's ftrst touch ot w in ter
arriv ed last F riday n ig h t w hen th s
therm om eter jum ped down to 37 de­
grees sn d followed it up S atu rd ay
and Sunday nlghta w ith 23 degress
above. Monday n ig h t th s cold spell
was checked when a heavy ra ta fall
sn d w arm ed th in g s up.
T uesday and W ednesday n ig h ts
w ere again cold and th is m orning
puddles here and th ere were covered
w ith a tliln coat of Ice.
Sportsm en a re enthused. "T h is
will b rin g In (he ducks and geese,”
they say.
ing w orship a t 11 n’cleek. Subject
of serm on by pastor: "P ate” . Special
music. Epworth Leegus a t 7 o’clock.
Follow ing Is a suggestive o n tlln s of
how " E s th e r an d Son W ash” may
be observed:
Bunday, N ovem ber
C hnrch day,
Monday, Home day. evening a t
home together.
W ednseday, Employed Boys day.
T hursday. F a th e r’s day.
F riday, B anquet day.
S aturday, R ecreation day.
F ath ers sn d sons especially In v it­ ' George R ayhlll. form erly of H erm ­
ed to th e ch u rch services. H arry A. iston, w as a busi nee* visitor in the
W ann, paator.
city Tuesday.
i,