V 0 *>• Library
Slbe Urrmwtnn Hrralh
UMATILLA RAPIDS SITE
VIEWED BY OFFICIALS
Boardman Grange to F ight Manufac
ture of Margarine
T he B oardm an G range has drafted
reso lu tio n s sim ilar to those passed
by th e H erm iston Com m ercial CClub
Mr. and Mrs. Stokes have p u r
BECLAMATION MEN TENDERED and th e C olum bia F arm B ureau, ask
The follow ing books have been re
in g th a t S enate B ill No. 118, know n
chased th e farm n e a r C olum bia
BANQUET
cently purchased by th e s ta te lib rary
school of Mrs. Spencer, and Mrs.
as th e anti-oleo law , be enforced as THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS TO BE
and can be obtained as loans through
passed by the*last leg islatu re.
SERVICES ARE HELD IN METHOD Stokes w ith her d a u g h te r and son
REALIZED THIS YEAR
COMMISSION ORDERS RATE WEAR
th e U m atilla county lib rary .
J are residing there.
IST CHURCH
T hey set fo rth th e fact th a t if th e
Inspect the Um atilla Rapids Power
ING
P ack ers encyclopedia for 1922__
m easure comes before th e public as
Site
C ontains m uch useful inform ation
Mrs. R ubner and son A rth u r an d '
"
“ '•ferendum and carries. It will be Never in The H istory of
Count
on th e m eat in d u stry .
d etrim en tal to one of O regon's grow -
u « ,,o ♦»,«,
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™
Local Lodge of Masons and Eastern H ow ard P a rrish visited a t the hom e
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•
. _ P ° rtlaild
,
Have the Prospects Been B et
M ellor— Inorganic chem istry, vol
of Bob N elm eyer F riday.
H earln« W lB
*n
on
Star Have Charge of Funeral
D irector A. P. Davis of th e U. S. in g industries-—d airy in g
um es 1 and 2. T his set is to be com.
ter for Fruit Growers
May 21
A ording to rep o rts received from
pleted in six volum es an d is a most
reclam ation service, Ex-Gov. D. W.
A d elig h tfu l su rp rise p a rly was
Salem recen tly p etitio n s co n tain in g
in stru c tiv e and useful book costing
Davis, a ssistan t S ecretary o t th e In f i t ^ at|n reh e Ofr,110' 523, ‘7 a ‘ V° terB W“a
F u n e ra l services w ere held last given in honor of H a ttie G raham and
Rep° rtS Comlns 1,1 fro,n the
tw en ty dollars per volum e and av ail
More th a n a year and a h a lf ago
terio r, Miles W. Canon, field com til d in he office of th e secretary of _ , , ..
. ,
Sunday afternoon for C harles H enry M urrell B en n ett last S atu rd ay n ig h t, I
s ta te callin g for a referendum on t h e 1
'“
"len ° f he U m atiIla PrQ- able for use th ro u g h o u t the sta te C randall, one of H erm iston's prom i
m issioner, and Congressm an S in n o tt
th ro u g h th e loan privilege of the
ers in itia te d a m ovem ent fo r low er
above bill. The p etitio n co n tain ed P 60* are to Jhe effect th a t th ere w ill
n en t citizens, w ho died last T h u rs A fter a social evening delcious re freig h t rates.
s ta te lib rary .
were th e fo u r notables in whose
freshm ents of ice cream and cake
day.
2086 sig n a tu re s in excess of th e re-1 be a bum per fr u it crop th is y ear on
B asset — P roduction
engineering
I In Ju ly of last year a h e a rin g wa„
honor a luncheon w as given last
qulred num ber, a s 8437 sig n a tu re s th e p roject. T h is y ear will be an ex- and cost keeping for m achine shops.
Services w ere held in the M ethod w ere served.
_____
held in P o rtlan d in w hich th e H er-
S a 'u rd a y at 1 o’clock.
is required by law to refer le g is la t-, ception to previous years. A good
G ran t— P ractical accounting for ist ch u rch . Rev. H. A. W ann con
The Colum bia P o u ltry C lub m et " " !,On ^ “ nm erclal club the Oregon
t
W hile here th ey w ere ta k e n to ive m easures to a v erd ict of th e peo- I
du
ctin
g
th
e
fu
n
eral.
.
\ “ an y y ears d u rin g th e p ast frost gen eral contractors.
last S atu rd ay n ig h t a t the hom e of ‘
G rower" and “ T'
view the reservo ir and th e U m atilla pie
T he local lodge of M asona and
H igh school teach ers and others
T
h
is
m
eans
th
a
t
th
e
an
ti-o
leo
law
’ Ia’fed haVOC w ,th th e o rch ard s-
R alpds pow er site, by a com m ittee of
th e ir local leader, Mrs. Rhodes, a t cral o th er clubs and shippers w ere
E
astern
S
ta
r
w
ere
in
charge.
D
ur
interested in read in g the classics of
prim e movers, to secure a reduction
Commercial Club members.
w hich prevents the m an u factu re of
a ‘ e op,om istic and
ing th e fu n eral all places of business w h lih tim e th e club lite ra tu re w as
„ J” “
8 ° f dollars G reece and Rome in the original or in th e city w ere closed in token of d istrib u ted to th e v arious m em bers. in hay freights.
At th e luncheon D irector Davis m arg arin e, w ill go before th e voters T , !
A fter several m onths delay th e
gave an o u tlin e of th e p lan s w hich of Oregon a t th e re g u lar election in 1 W,H be re“ Ii,ed frOm th e Bale o i the in -the tra n la tio n , w ill be interested respect.
to know th a t th e s ta te lib rary h as
fr u it crop.
commision
handed down a decision
bro u g h t about th e decision to place November, 1924.
Miss C arolyn M cReynolds w as a
H e w as born in H arrison county,
C laude Stone, a fr u it man of th e purchased th e Loeb C lassical L ib Indiana, on M arch 9, 1858, and died guest a t th e home of H elen B ennett iin w hich th ey adm itted th a t th e
a dam to in tercep t th e w aters of Mc
In th e sta te of W ash in g to n a
rary . A fin e collection of th e best
contentions of th e com plainants w ere
K ay creek a t flood tim e. Several sim ilar a n ti-m arg arin bill as th a t in fo u rth u n it, inform s lis th a t all of
a t his hom e in H erm iston May 3, S atu rd ay n ig h t and Sunday.
lite ra tu re of Greece andR om e.
p ra c tically established, b u t tth e com
th
e
o
rchards
in
his
d
is
tric
t
w
ill
have
sites w ere investig ated and found Orgon w as passed a t th e last legis
1923.
He
w
as
65
years,
one
m
onth
Books and o th er m a te ria l provided
th a t they would allow w ater to slow latu re. R eferendum p etitio n s are an a b u n d a n t yield th is year. Men
M any of th e ch ild ren of C olum bia p lain t w a8 denied because of th e fol
by the s ta te lib ra ry may be borrowed and 24 days old a t th e tim e of his
of
o
th
e
r
d
istric
ts
w
ho
own
o
rch
ard
s
ly filte r out. He also stated th a t it also being circu lated In th e above
are ab sen t on acount of th e epidem low ing facts. T h at not all shipping
death.
points and all railro ad s in th e s ta te
have made sim ilar sta te m e n ts in re . th ro u g h th e county lib ra ry by any
would require a h ig h stru c tu re for a nam ed state.
He w as m arried to Miss L au ra ic of w hooping cough.
of Oregon w ere made p arties defend
g ard to th e te rrito ry in w hich they individual in the county w ith o u t cost S cott on A ugust 14, 1879.
dam and th a t It w ould doubtless be
E ven th o u g h th e A ssociated In
except tra n sp o rta tio n . T h is m akes
th ree or four years u n d er c o n stru c t, d u stries have succeeded in placing live.
Mr. and Mrs. M atthew s and George a n t; th a t th e establishm ent of th e
Mr. C randall came to H erm iston
The fru it men w ill th is y ear have it possible for the sm all com m unity in th e sp rin g of 1908 and w as a resi. B a tts a re a t th e M atthew s ranch ra te s asked by the com plainants
ion. E x-G overnor Davis b ro u g h t out th e m easure on th e ballot as a re fe r
would m ake preferred ra te s a g ain st
now.
In Ms ta lk th a t we w ere extrem ely endum , th e dairym en should con th e ir inn in g . They have spent con to have access to th e la te st and most d en t of th is city u n til h is death.
expensive m a te ria l to be found In a
o th er points not named In the com
fo rtu n a te in g e ttin g th e a p p ro p ria tin u e his fig h t. The b a ttle is not siderable tim e and money In s ta rtin g
He was employed as Jan ito r a t the
an d keep in g u p th e ir o rch ard s an d a large lib rary .
tion for McKay creek dam an d for lost by a long ways.
T he governm ent is p lacing a new p la in t; th a t th e A ttorney G eneral ad
school for a period of ten years w hen
th
is
y
ear
if
a
fa
ir
p
rice
is
obtained
he re sig n ed and accepted a position pipe lino n ear the ran ch of W illiam vised the commission th a t in order,
th e Investigation s of th e U m atilla
The Associated In d u stries of P o rt.
T he book review secion of the
to establish ra te s betw een any given
H a n n an .
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rap id s in th e face o fth e fa c t th a t land, have employed M ilton R. for th e ir fr u it th ey w ill come in to
O regonian fo r May 6 lists th e ten as w ater su p erin ten d e n t and city
points in the face of opposition from
th
e
ir
own.
I
t
h
as
been
d
em
o
n
strar
m any of th e projects w ere badly In K lepper, a mem ber of th e s ta te sen
m
arshal,
holding
th
e
la
tte
r
position
books Z ane Grey says h e h as enjoy
tho ca rrie r, these points m ust be
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ray
N
ell,
of
S
eattle,
a rre a rs w ith th e ir paym ents and ate from M ultnom ah county, to re ed th a t th e q u a lity of fr u it raised in
ed m ost. The title s are as follows: at th e tim e of his death
are g u ests a t th e K lock home th is nam ed in the action by th e com m is
w ith some a sk in g for a 40 y ear lal- presen t them in th e endeavor to p u t th is lo cality is of th e best and com
He
w
as
a
m
em
ber
of
th
e
Masonic,
T ennyson’s Poems, M atthew A rnold's
sion.
— .
sion. He said we w ere p u ttin g th e m arg arin e on th e m ark et in compe m and a good p rice w hen placed on
Poems, R obinson Crusoe, L a st of th e E astern S ta r and M odern W oodman
A
t
th
e
sam
e
tim
e
th
is
com
plaint
Mrs.
S
trasser
left
weapon In th e enem y's han d s w ith titio n w ith b u tter. They have es th e m ark et.
fo
r
P
o
rtlan
d
lodges.
M ohicans, T he P u rp le L and, N ature
w as denied, because of the m erit of
M onday m orning.
w hich to k ill an y fu rth e r appeals tablished offices a t 702 Oregon
Besides
h
is
w
ife,
th
re
e
sons
and
S tudies from R uskin, Les M iserables,
the contention of th e com plainants
from our congressm an for ap p ro p ria bu ild in g In P o rtlan d . T hey have
W ater Superintendent Appointed
T reasu re Island, T he S tory of My th ree d au g h te rs are left to m ourn
tions.
The s ta te ex am in atio n s w ill be the commission upon its own m otion
his
loss.
T
hey
a
re
A.
R.
C
randall,
perfected an o rg an izatio n th a t is as
H. A. Pankow h as ben appointed H e a rt, An O utcast of th e Islands.
tak en a t the Colum bia school house ordered a new h earin g covering all
Mr. Davis suggests th a t farm ers are stro n g as "olco” and w ill sp are no
N early all of these books are in S eattle, W ash., E. A. C randall, V en T hursday and F riday of th is week. railroads and all shipping pointg in
w ater su p e rin te n d e n t to succeed C.
* > t” g to tak e care of too much expense to accom plish th e ir designs.
ice,
C
allfarnia,
Mrs.
J.
M.
P
rindle.
II. C randall, w ho died last T uesday. th e U m atilla county lib ra ry and wll
th e sta te of Oregon, and covering
ground. T h at th e m ost successful
H erm iston, Mrs. J . S. M attoon, La
Local o rg an izatio n s should con
A cording to th e recom m endations be found g ath ered to g eth er on a table
o
th er ag ric u ltu ra l com m odities th a n
Mr.
C.
A.
K
ellar
Is
ta
k
in
g
m
edical
farmers on o u r irrig a tio n projects, tin u e th e fig h t. R em em ber th e
given Mr. Pankow he is fitte d in in th e read in g room. A dm irers of G rande, Oregon, Dr. J. W. C randall, tre a tm e n t in a P o rtla n d hospital.
hay, although hay and g rain w ill be
w ire those w ith from 20 to 40 acre sto ry of th e Irish m an w ho won th e
A
shland,
O
regon,
Mrs.
N.
I.
M
orris,
every w ay to assum e th e responsi Zane G rey w ill probably be in te re st
the chief beneficiaries. T his h e a r
farm s, w ith Intensified farm in g m ak victo ry sim ply because he could not
on, Ione, Oregon.
b ilities of the office.
ed to see th e books he h as enjoyed.
Rev. Davis, the B ap tist m inister, ing w ill begin in P o rtlan d May 21.
in g each acre produce a m axim nm rem em ber th e w ord su fficien t.
Mr.
C
randall
w
as
alw
ays
fa
ith
fu
l
Mr. Pankow h as been employed a t
The Pubic Service Commission h as
ra th e i th a n ab o u t o n e-h alf crop on
to every tr u s t and H erm iston has w ill preach a t the C olum bia school
th e g overnm ent pipe yards. H e w ill
Woman’s Community Club
been p rep arin g its own d ata an d h as
house n ex t Sunday a t 3 p. m.
larg e acreage. He declared th a t in J. H. Schram W rites From Parkdale
sustained
a
d
istin
c
t
loss
by
th
e
d
eath
go on d u ty im m ediately.
The W om an’s C om m unity Club
had several men employed upon thig
order for th e farm er to succeed they
♦ <• <• ♦ ❖ o <• •> •>
•>
of C harles H enry C randall.
will resum e th e ir study of Contem
♦
♦ task for th e past th ree m onths. The
m ust m ilk more cowg and get th e by. D ear R eaders:
H ad you been a t cam p T yrol s itu
p o rary L ite ra tu re in th e ir m eeting
Library Notice
0 . A. C. FARM REMINDERS ♦ railro ad s a re also understood to be
products back on th e soil, w hich in
To Trade For Hermiston Irrigated
ated a t th e m outh of Sandy creek th e
actively p rep arin g th e ir defense, one
tu rn w ill produce b e tte r crops.
The follow ing new books are now on T uesday aftern o o n , May 15. “The
T w enty-five room hotel n ear Sea
S hort S tory” w ill be discussed by
of the chief points of w hich Is th e
Mr. Miles Canon, field com m ission m o rn in g of May 1 you w ould have on th e pay shelf:
Mrs. F. C. McKenzie, and Mrs. F. P. side for fo rty acre tra c t.
T he average colony of bees w hich claim th a t th e tru c k lines o p eratin g
er, held th e crow d several m in u tes aw ak en ed th a t m orn in g fin d in g four
T ra in — H is C h ild ren 's C hildren.
Good going h a rd w a re business and w as packed over w in te r Is tw ice aH on sta te highw ays are m aterially re-
Adams w ill give a p ic tu re reading.
w l'h his hum or and stories, b u t In inches of snow and snow ing hard.
M
acKenzie—
Seven
Ages
of
Women
m
odern
house
for
a
lfa
lfa
farm
here,
i
stro
n g as *tho/e w hich did i b t re ducifl* railw ay revenues.
T here w ill be but tw o m ore m eetings
Our cam p is located a t th is point,
his closing rem ark s proved him self
E v a rts— Tum bleweeds.
See
Dodd
In
v
estm
en
t
Co.
35-tfc
ceive
th e added protection. A la rg
a fte r th is one, one of w hich w ill be
T here seems to be no possible ques
to be a very serious th in k er. His eleven m iles from P ark d ale on Hood
Beach—-Flow ing Gold.
a luncheon.
river.
T
here
are
30
o
f
us
a
t
p
rsen
t
er
nu
m
b er th a n ever of Oregon bee tion b u t th a t th is hearing w hich w ill
p a rt is th a t of help in g to se ttle pro
Grey—
W
an
d
erer
of
th
e
W
a
ste
Condemnation Suits for Dam Site are keepers have taken th e p recaution to be a t no expense to the orig in al com
jects and the stan d ard izin g , of th e rem oving th e slides of rock and ice land.
and snow on th is portio n of th e Mt.
Illness of Mother Calls Reihl Family
pack th e ir bees over w in ter.
p lainants, w ill really get results, and
Filed
products.
Bower—
The
Voice
a
t
Jo
h
n
n
y
th a t the o rd er w ill come in tim e for
Mr. a n d Mrs. Sam uel R eih l o f
C ondem nation su its w ere filed on
'•’ngressaian S in n o tt spoke in his Hood loop. I t w ill ¡cost a t least W ater.
W aching for disease and m aking the new crop.
S eattle, Jo h n F. R eihl of P asadena, T uesday In th e federal co u rt In P o rt
”ul w ay of th e vast possibili- $2000 to clear th is road w hich is
N orris— C ertain People of Im p o rt
C alif., and C. W. R eihl, of Y oungs land a g ain st Louis M. Ladow, Jam es room enough for th e colonies to ex
of the trem endous resu lts force or e x tra w ork u n d er su p er ance.
tow n, Ohio, a re here v isitin g th e ir C. A nderson and M ary S. Stone whose pand so th a t the bees w ill not s ta rt
Um atlla's Future
be a tta in e d by placing a vision of P a t D ougherty, of H erm is
M agazines of th e read in g tab le in
Only a few years ago U m atilla was
U m atilla rap id s across ton. L ester M iller, of P o rtlan d , is clude Good H ousekeeping, W om an’s motheT, Mrs. CC. M. R eihl, w ho has p ro p erty Is desired for the McKay sw arm in g a re im p o rtan t considera
tions fo r the beekeeper to keep In th o u g h t to be a w aste of sagebrush
H e seemed su re th a t inspector. T he g rad in g crew of Home Com panion, A m erican, L ite r been ill fo r some tim e a t th e home Creek dam site.
T he caseH w ill be heard Ju n e 21 m ind a t th is seacon of (he year.
and sand from w hich no sound em an
would come to pass camp 6 u n d r B aker w as compelled to ary D igest, D earborn Independent, of h e r d au g h ter, Mrs. J . G. W ag-
ated save ihe lonesome how l of the
re and assured us q u it w ork on account of snow , and T he A m erican Boy, Y o u th ’s Com pan. horn. Mrs. R eihl is n early n in ety 22 and 23.
Farmers to Study Station
coyote and b eatin g of w ares of the
kin g stren u o u sly to a p o rtio n of th a t crew a re located ion. T he c u rre n t nu m b er of an y of y ears of age.
G roups of farm ers und th e ir fam il m ighty Oregon upon th e b asalt rocks
h ere w ith us. Our mess house is in
Ladies’
Aid
Meeting
these m agazines m ay be ta k e n out
ies from various Oregon counties will
Mrs. G. W. L am b irth m ade a trip
-« luncheon w as also atten d ed by control of Mr. and Mrs. Ja c k F ra n k for th ree days, back num bers for one
T he M. E. L ades' Aid w ill m eet all visit and inspect th e r experm ent s ta as IJ rolled onw ard to th e sea.
to Eho last Monday,
-.e m b e rs’ of com m ercial clubs from lin of P endleton, and we su re do fare week.
Today the w onderful achievem ents
day a t th e hom e of Mrs. George tion a t C orvallis th e week of Ju n e
from B oardm an, U m atilla, Irrig o n w ell an d n ever have an y kicks com
Strohm on W ednesday, May 16. Meet 11 to 16. S tatio n m en w ill explain In m any lines of endeavor reveals a
few of th e resources once unknow n.
anfl a delegation from Pendleton. ing as- to o u r eats.
On last S atu rd ay th e H erm iston a t church w here cars w ill be provid
Card of Thanks
tho w ork In crops, fru it, soil h a n d l Since th ere has been a m arvelous
The Shotw ell C onstrution Com
The guests then dep arted fo r P en
cream ery received 400 pounds of ed fo r those w ho have no w ay to go.
ing, pigs, giving visitors a chance >o
We w ish to th a n k al th e good peo cream .T his w as m ade in to b u tte r the
dleton w ith th e P endleton delega p an y 's cru sh er is located ab o u t 3
C ars w ill leave a t 10 o’clock. A see how new facts are learned and Increase In th e control and a d a p t.
ple
of
H
erm
iston
for
th
e
ir
m
any
m
iles
above
us
on
th
e
riv
er
an
d
is
Ion of electricity , w ith a possibility
firs t p a rt of th e week. Mr. Tow ns fu ll m eeting is desired as final w ork
tion w here, a fte r view ing th e Mc
proved.
of soma day u tillz n g the w ater
K ay creek dam site, th ey w ere b an ready for operation. Mr. D au g h erty j kindnesses in o ur tim e of bereave- end and Mr. S w arto u t, p ro p rieto rs of and p lan s a re to be m ade fo r th e
the local cream ery, a re k ept busy apron an d h a t sale to be held soon.
power, m aterial could be furnished
queted in the evening. Five of th e w ill move cam p th ere in ab o u t ten ™8»t
Home Ponters
Mrs. C. H. C ran d all
for electrifying all the Colum bia ra il
club m em bers h ere atten d ed th a t days. T h ere is som ething lik e 12
these days h an d lin g th e cream of the B rin g lunch as usual. W atch for
- _. __
,
_
C anning don not im prove th e oual w ays and n earby tow ns. T housands
project.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. C randall
banquet as guests of th e P endleton or 14 inches of snow th ere a t pres
po sters a n n o u n cin g d ate of sale of
en t. Joe M iller of P o rtlan d was
. ________ „ ___ .
jlty of fru its or vegetables. Be they of acres of idle land, needed by the
Mr. an d Mrs. E. A. C randall
Comm ercial Club.
aprons and garden hats.
{ loo old or w ithered or p a rtly spoiled,
tra n sfe rre d from P rin ev ille to th is
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. P rin d le
retu rn ed soldiers, could be Irrigated
Louis Sikey le ft W ednesday for
cam
p
as
chief
eng
in
eer
of
th
e
c
ru
sh
they w ill be In th e sam e condition by the construction of a dam a t th e
Mr. an d Mrs. J. S. M attood
Los Angeles. It is Mr. S ikey’s in te n
Methodist Church Notes
E arl K ingsley a tten d ed a m eeting when canned.
er. O scar Cory of H erm isto n a n d ,
U m atilla Rapids.
Dr. and Mrs. W. J. C randall
tion to se ttle in th e above nam ed city
R eports from th e th ird q u a rte rly
of th e A m erican Legion held in P en
C liff Caldw ell o f U m atilla, w ill see
in
th
e
future.
Mr. and Mrs. N ele M orrison
In th is w ay in d u strial u n d artak -
conference held la st S a tu rd a y even
dleton
S
atu
rd
ay
.
th a t w e have steam . Two sh ifts w ill
M any can n in g pow ders a re in ju r ngg would have placed a t th e ir com
in g by th e D lst. S upt. W. H. Leach
be ru n w ith Lew Rogers and C harlie
ious to h ealth . P u re food law s pro m and th e provisions of Irrig atio n and
w ere very satisfacto ry in m ost every
S au n d ers of H erm iston In charge.
h ib it th e ir use in com m ercial pro electric pow er. And th is section,
way. P rogress along m ost all lines
Jo h n C anfield of H erm iston
w ill
ducts. Is the U nited S tates govern once th o u g h t to be arid sagebrush
w ere noted. Dr. Leach preached a
oversee th e b uilding work. A t pres-
m ent more’ p a rtic u la r In safeguard tracts, would be transform ed in to a
very eloquent serm on Sunday m orn
i e n t th ere a re only tw o ladis in cam p i
ing Ihe h ealth of your fam ily th an teem ing, populous em pire, beyond
ing. The pastor. Rev. H a rry A.
you are?
b u t by m idsum m er th e re w ill ,be
Ihe com phehenslon of those u n fam il.
W ann, called a tte n tio n to th e fact
! several. I t is rep o rted th a t Roek
lar w ith such conditions.
th a t next Sunday lg m o th er's day.
creek, tw o m iles above us, is o n ly !
Many Jars of canned fru it and
W ith these possibilities, rich w ill
A le r r e atten d an ce is expected in
bout e ig h t m iles in len g th b u t has
vegetables a re lost th ro u g h using be Ihe harvest of th is section. G reat
honor of “ M other.” If you have not
a fall of 6000 feet.
J poor ru b b er rings. Good rings can w ill be th e d cstny of th s fast grow
a red or w h ite flow er to w ear, some
E re m any days we w ill be a b b to
be stretchod considerably w ithout ing Inland em pire, the fu tu re of
flow er g irl w ill provide one for each
; break in g and w ill re tu rn to place w hich, as yet, we can but ra in tly
com m unicate w ith those a t hom e by
person a t th e door. Mustc in keep
telephone a„ a line is being ru n up
w ith o u t change in th e ir Inside diam p ic t u r e - Prof. R. O D ykstra. Im b-
ing w ith th e day.
eter.
E ast Hood river.
Irr, Oregon, In R eclam ation Record.
One o f th e Boys
BeeKeepers' M eeting
0. A. C. Extension Service to Radio
Poison Gets Root Maggots
A m eeting of th e U m atilla C ounty
Hermiston Win» Third Place in
New» Monthly
Root m aggots, often so disastro u s
Beekeepers A ssociation is called for
A g ricu ltu ral
conditions— factors to such plan ts as cabbage, kale and
Track Meet
May 14 a t 7:30 p. in.. a t th e lib rary .
affectin g production ahd m ark etin g tu rn ip s, a re subject to control by a
i H erm isto n won th ird place in th e
lie " b X r 7
. ‘i
me? ‘in \ 1’ U m .ttlla county track meet held Sat-
I will be broadcast from th e O. A. C. d ilu te form of corrosive sublim ate—
statio n , K FD J, by the extension se r one ounce to tw elve gallons of w ater
new U
~
f0F ,hC u u rd
a y aftern
rd ay
aftern o o o o n n a at t th e Round-Up
new honey crop. T he co u n ty i n - 1
vice onde a m onth till fu r th e r not o r one corrosive su b lim ate tab let to
p ark , P endleton.
Ice.
spector w ill be p resen t and w ill ex
one q u a rt of w ater. T he surface of
P end leto n ath le te s won first place
plain th e new re g istra tio n law for
The new service will tell In simple the soil along the row is th o ro u g h ly
w lih 95 points. M ilton-F reew ater
ap iaries th a t w ill go in force on May
form th e facts must useful to farm ers wet w ith th e solution th ree or four
was second w ith 31 and H erm iston
15, and blankg w ill be av ailab le for th ird w ith" 8
as obtained th ro u g h
th e
U nited days a fte r the p lan ts appear. O ther
such as have not m ade applicatio n
S tates bureaus of a g ric u ltu ra l econ ap p licatio n s are made a t th ree to
T he follow ing are th e in d ividual 1
omies and labor, m onthly review s five day intervals. C aution:
f T a ’i T Z k ^ ' ' m ee,'nK '*
The
for all bee keepers.
»-a,»««#..
a j -»«
of
th e federal reserve b ank a t San solution is poisonous and If used on
te s ra n ts . Ad diem an second place In
F rancisco and the Union S tockyards : radishes or tu rn ip s for the table
TW ft .
. -
,
discus h ro w ln g ; Reid, th ird in 440.
a t P o rtlan d , th e Oregon livestock ' should not be used on them a fte r
Dr. Gale and B ettie Beasley M am ed yard dash ; W arrln er, th ird in mile.
and crop reports and o th e r reliable ' they are h a lf grow n, and they should
A ccording to rep o rts received in
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Inform ation.
be w ashed thoroughly, all tops be-
H erm iston. D. R. (J. O*A». form erly of
Stanfield W ins Game
Stippiles of farm produce, crop Ing throw n aw ay.
of Hermiston, and Bettie Beasley.
..
. ...
.
i The StanfieW high school won the*
prospects, prices and probable do- i
____ _______________
? T
b"“ e b a' 1
m end, com parative m ark ets
and
R otice To M„ M nl
week a t th e home of th e g ro o m s ton
Tuenday on th e local dis-
o th er ltem g of interest to th e farm -
H. O. B arnes, D istrict D eputy
m other a t W enatchee. W ash
T hey mo„d
T he score w as 7 Io V A
m er w ill be taken up as o p p o rtu n ity G rand M aster D istrict IS, will m ake
im m ediately left for an extended U rg e num ber o f roolerB
>t
is found. R V. G unn, of th e e x te n . official v isit to H erm ston lodge 138
W fddlif tow ,
, tendance s< the game from Stanfield.
slon service, w ill east up and a n - May 1 |,
PROJECT TO HAVE
BUMPER FRUIT CROP
C. H. CRANDALL IS
LAID TO REST SUNDAY
COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES
noupc» the conditions.
,
REDUCTION IN FREIGHT
ASKED BY HAY MEN
w Agnew, Secy,