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THE H E R M IS T O N HERALD, E E B M IS T O K , OBEOOH. our country, to vote for the men sometimes produce more honey than “whom the Republican party had se fifty colonies poorly managed. Published every Thursday at Her lected, to represent them. Then we miston, Umatilla County, Oregon by remember the reins of the govern When buying bee supplies buy only Raymond Crowder, Editor and Man ment was placed In the hands of the the beet. This Is especially import ager. Democrat party for a period of 8 years ant when buying hive bodies and T w in g e to g a t** Entered as second class matter, Prosperity still hovered over the land frames. A metal covered telescope December 1906 at the poetofflce at and we went right ahead doing busi cover will be found far superior to Hermiston, Oregon. ness In the same manner as before. any other, especially In the damper The only way we were aware of a sections of the Northwest. Subscription Kates change in administration wa8 when For One Year ______ ________ 12.00 the newspapers reminded us of the Spray Calendar Now Ready For Six Months ________ ____ J1.00 fact. An orchard spray calendar for Payable In Advance. The American voter today is well Oregon has been prepared by A. L. Classified or Local Advertising read and a nan who thinks. If a pol Lovett, entomologist, and II. P. Baras, Free Delivery 10 cents per line for first insertion. itical party has plankg in It's plat plant pathologist, of the experiment Minimum charge 25 cents. Subse form that he believes to be unsound station. The program gives the quent Insertions 5 cents per line. he will through the ballot box voice time and method for control of pests his dlsaproval. This fact has been and diseases of apples, pear, peach, demonstrated. ANSWERING A QUERY prune, cherry, plums and apricots. Pho , S23 Yes, It has been our privelege, Mr. A few days ago we received a let A special feaure of the bulletin i8 Citizen, to reside In communities the a section devoted to the arid and semi ter which read as follows: Inhubitantg of which firmly believed arid regions eas of the Cascade moun “Editor Hermiston Herald, they could only hope for prosperity tains. This bulletin, Extension bul Hermiston, Oregon. through the channels of the Demo letin No. 356, may be obtained free Dear Sir— I have been a subscriber to the crat party. We have lived In other of cost at the Clerical Exchange, Herald since 1915. I want to compli localities where the people were sure room 1, commerce building, O. A. C., ment you on the paper which you are the only remedy for their ills was the Corvallis. now giving us. In order to settle an doctrine expended by the Republican A storage battery does not store electricity. It argument I wish you would publish party. They both were right—some OREGON WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL MAKES it by chemical reaction. This chemical re times. in your next week’g issue what your REVIEW In the issue of January 4, we made politics are. I have heard that you action goes on, though slowly, when the battery is are from the south and are a Demo this statement as to our politics: "We not in use. Deposits in 281 banks 8308,543,- crat. While talking to another fel do not believe the welfare of a na Test the temperature by touching the top connectors. If they feel at all hot, 854, Increase 925,000,000. low recently he stated that he knew tion, state, county or town lies In run with your lights on for a time. Bandon will spend 840,000 more the hands of any one political party you and that you always voted the A WESTINGHOUSE BATTERY ia one you can depend on. W o have Republican ticket. Since I have been but in the man whom the party may on city electric light plant. the W eetiaghouie agency and are properly equipped to give you service. Wind River Lumber Co. at Cascade taking the Herald It has always come select to represent them. In other out and said what it was as to poli words we will endorse and support Locks to resume. West coast sawmills output 7 per the man whom we believe is best fit tics. cent above normal. New business 2 ted for the office that he aspires re. Hoping that you will publish the Information that 1 ask in the next is gardless of party affiliations.” Now, per cent above production.. Ship Mr. Citizen, does this answer your ments 6 per cent above new business. sue, The Dependable Garage Hermi«ton, Oregon Bandon— New Westland hotel 18 question? I remain very truly, open to public. We have been offered the right of A Citizen.” Roseburg— 9109,180 to be expend If the man who signs himself “A 'sufferage six times during our life, ed on 36 road projects. sent down his blanket of snow to TYPEWRITER ribbons and carbon four of them we voted the Repub Citizen” will refer buck to our first paper at the Herald office. Southern Pacific Co. to build Nat. Walla Walla and its environs, he did Issue, dated January 4, 1923 he will lican ticket and the other two In ron cut-off when courts finally con the best thing possible to aid the fruit see what we claim to be politically stances we have marked Democrat firm Its control over the Central Pac and grain crops of this district. A Yes, we were born and raised in ballots. So Mr. Citizen, if there is any ific lines. bumper fruit crop, the heaviest in ihe the south, the good old state of argument as to the Herald’s politics history of the valley, is expected here Gasoline bootlegging to increase North Carolina, where the natives Inform the gentlemen who may be in this season according to present con with increased state tax in Oregon. are called tar-heels juid a Republican doubt that we are independent In ditions which have been greatly af Albany— Bridge ordered built over every way that the word may imply. a freak. fected by the recent snowfall. Buds McDowell creek. We have listened to southern or Legislature may create board of on various fruit trees were not far ators, men who were gifted with the enough along to have been hurt by We have n3500-gallon cosmetic therapy examiners. pleasing manner of speech that has Blue River union district to have the snow and the subsequent cold per minute, 60 foot lift, been so peculiar to the old time poll ♦ 0. A. C. FARM REMINDERS ♦ 85,000 school building. weather. While some of the peach and a 100 II. P. motor, tician of the south, declare to their » Albany— Meat packng plant to add buds might have ben hurt, it would listeners that unless the Democrat take weather ranging from 16 to 18 for sale a t a bargain. four story brick annex. party held sway the "Old Ship of Ece Feed May Run Short degrees below zero to have any mark Newberg— Oregon Canning Co. to Both are in first-class Bees should be watched closely In State” would be without a rudder take over local cannery. Will run ed effect, according to Wiley. Many condition and can be de and go down to destruction on the February lest the run short of stores I buds which have Just started to swell Huy8 the O. A. C. Experiment station on large scale. livered at once. Write rocks of Republican principles. Hood River—Shell Oil Co. to start have gone back to the dormant stage. We have seen men who wore the If such a shortage should arise, or wire The snow lH now acting as a blanket work on new 950,000 plant. grey refuse to break bread at the sugar syrup may be fed to advantage and helping to keep them in good Seaside— Bridge to be built across Orchard Avenue Irrigation * same table with the man who had To prepare, stir sugar and water to condition. Necanicum river. doned the blue simply because he gether in the ratio of two parts of District No. 6 Corvallis has largest electrically had fought under Grant and was sugar to one part of water. One tea Orchard Ave. Spokane, Wash. operated chick hatchery plant in the known to vote the Republican tick spoonful of tartaric acid should be Northwest. Want Ads Bring Results added to every twenty pounds of et. Vernonia to get 815,000 school. At Harper's Ferry West Virginia, sugar. The water should be nearly .Bend— January building permits there is a monument erected to boiling whn mixed but care should total 834,750 against 82060 for Jan be taken not to scorch the srttp in John Brown, the man who was con uary 1922. victed and hung because he took making. Estacada-—Planing mill under con matters into hls own hands captur struction. It has been said that one of the ing the government arsenal at the Astoria— 8150,000 bridge to be above named place In an atto^ipt to main reasons for failure In the poul. built over Lewis & Clark river. free the slaves. Now It so happens ry business lies in not getting eggs Roseburg— Seven oil drills to be -to the- that there is a railroad who’s right- hatched In time for the fall season of of-way runs adjacent to this monu high production and high market operated in county within 90 days. Portland— Sperry Flour Co. to ment. Because of this fact we know prices. spend big sum here for enlargement of men who refuse to travel over thls of plants. Sice heavy breeds of chickens are line but will go a hundred miles out Redmond — 860,000 construction than the light of their way iq order to reach a des slower maturing now under way with more expected. tination; otherwise they would be breeds they should be hatched earlier Elgin— Fruit raising becoming Im compelled to view this memorial In order to arlve at production at the portant Industry. shaft which to them is a reminder of same time. Vernonia— Oregon-American Lum a bitter struggle lost but which ber Co. to construct mammoth saw southern pride will not permit them Bee Feeding Explained The way to feed prepared sugar mill here. to forget. And, yet, we have seen Wallowa valley considering head Republican presidents elected the re syrup to bees, as recomended by the lettuce Industry. sults of which In no way seem to ef O. A. C. Experiment station, Is to Eugene— New art building of U. fect the peace or prosperity of the pour the syrup In a friction top buck of O. completed. southern communities In which we et, punch about forty holes in the McMinnville Baptists to build 876,- cover of the buckc with lath nails— lived. 000 church. We moved and settled In a state no larger holes should be made— and Gearhart to get 8200,000 hotel. north of the Maeon-Dixie Line and In place the bucket, upside down, over Astoria— Jensen & Von Herberg the frames of the hives. Cover the the community which we lived Democrat was as welcome as an epi top of the hive with an empty hive seeking site for new theater. Eagle Cliff— 850,000 cannery to demic of the smallpox. If you were body which will fit over the bucket replace one destroyed by fire. a Democrat tlie neighbors extended and place Heeral thicknesses of news Gresham— First unit new school to their sympathy and vowed that the paper between this cover and the hive state Insane asylum was being cheat for warmth with a hole cut in It be built this summer at cost of 850,- 000. cd of a wurd when you were allowed to fit around the top of the bucket. Milwaukie— New business build to run around loose. The proper use of succulen feeds tng to cost 820,000. We remember the old justice of Medford—Gold Ridge mine sells the peace who would1 ask when you for dairy cows wll replace nearly one- for 8150,000. appeared before him your politics. half the amount of hay required. Fifteen thousand dollars to be If you Informed him that you were Considering present hay values quite a Democrat, the city marshal, who a saving can be made, and succulent spent by Deschutes national forest would bo s'andlng close to the door crops are very pofttable to raise. It service for roads. Harrisburg sawmill starts opera awaiting your answer, would rush is not too early now to plan what and tions. down to the Jull and prepare a cell how much of these crops should be Bend plans 8200,000 high school. for an occupant, for the minute you planted for next winter's feeding. Reedsport gets electrical power said Democrat you were quilty and service. court war, adjourned. Increase of the honey crop Is best Ranier—Fine two-story garage As elect .in dr v. rear candidates obtained hy Increasing the puality of “would visit ■ >.:r i n n nd with flights the bees and improving the mannge- building going up. Gresham Installing new water of oratory, glmillar to their brother’s nrnt of them rather than by Increas Astoria’ exported cargoes had a of the south, plead with us for the ing the number of colonies. One r! !;e cf our home, o v c?n:iclerico and ood colony properly managed will value of 83,530.406 during 1922. ®Jjr ^ rru itu lu n Ijr r a lii WEST SIDE MARKET MEATS Pastry :: V egetables ¡Just Received! I in Stock ! N ice Soft Pine CONNOR & BURKENBINE Table Tops These Few Facts w ill Save You Time, Money and Disposition HEIL & BARKER and Table Legs s Regulation Sizes 8 Let us show them to you ir ■ 8 Inland Empire Lumber Company ■ ? Phone 331 “ The Yard of Best Quality D. M. STRAW. MGR N eed a Good Pump? ♦ Hermiston Herald and keep informed of the events and happen-' ings in your commun ity. The Herald carries one of the best Want Ad columns of any weekly paper in the state. --If you want to buy INFORMATION FOR POULTRY (Continual from Pape One) H ave you thought of what a porch will add to your house in appearance, convenience and comfort? H ave you noticed what a chance the porch has made in the house recently purchased and remodeled by Jens Skovbo on Gladys A v. I f you haven't it w ill pay you to take a look at it. Then come in and let us see what ws can do for your house. Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. R. A. B ro w n to n , M anager. Exclusive Representative! of National Builders Bureau • Subscribe N ow for chicks and next year as a truck garden. A system of alternating yards means reasonably clean ground for brooding purposes each year. “Rather than run a email Incuba tor three or four tlmee to get the de sired number of chicks, buy enough day old chicks to supplement own hatching to the required number. Avoid different agee. On an average It will be necessary to Incubate five eggs for each pultet next fall. Check 'he Incubator capacity against the desired number of pullets and buy • he difference.” Cold Saves Trees What la known as the Walla Walla valley Includes much of Ihe fruit eee. tlon of this county. The following clipping which give« Ihe opinion of District Horticulturist J. B. W iley1 will he of Interest to Hermiston fruit «rowers; "When Old Man Winter’ --If you want to sell --If you w ant to trade You find the opportun ity in The Herald ad vertisements. $26.50 The Latest Spring Styles — in— M ade-to-measure Clothes The Reliable Cleaners George W agner, Prop. Extra Hermiaton, O regon SPECIAL Extra N ew Victor Records R e le a s e d fo r F e b ru a ry When Hearts are Young—Fox Trot.................Paul Whiteman’s Orchestra 75c Journey’s End, Fox Trot..................................paul Whiteman’s Orchestra 18986 Lost (A Wonderful Girl), Fox Trot..................Great White Way Orchestra 75c Where the Bamboo Babies Grow, Fox Trot, ........................The Virginia,s 18995 My Buddy, Fox Trot....................................International No'el y Orchestra 75c When Winter Comes, Fox Trot....................... Great White Way Orchestra 18996 Thru the Night, Waltz......................................................... The Serenade, s 75c Red Moon, Waltz.................................................................. The Serenadeis We’ll gladly send any and all of these new records to your home. 18985 Telephone and Mail Orders Promptly Filled. M itchell Drug Company Dealers in VICTOR AND EDISON PHONOGRAPHS HmrmistoB Phone 101 O regon GREAT DEVELOPMENT PREDICTED Large Interests propose beginn ing of other wells in spring. WE ARE DRILLING And have a good outfit with a real oil derrick IT’S A LOCAL PROPOSITION T he Herald Get rn the game if you are not already there. STOCK $1.00 PER SHARE is $2 per year, or $1 for six months, payable in advance. 8■ ■ ■ 8 8■ ■ ■ 8 W rit« ua for Further luformatioa Northeastern Oregon Oil Exploration Company «
