The Hermiston herald., June 26, 1924, Image 1

Oregon
Stye Wrmtafcnt Wrath
TWO MEN
OMER SHULL ANO JAMES GOIN ARE KILLED
INSTANTLY
* • fü. Librar»
SMOKER AT
M. LOPP IS CALLED I PARADE PRIZES TO RE PRODUCERS PLAN
DEMOCRATS MEET
HERMISTON JULY 3 RY DEATH WEDNESDAY GIVEN JULY FOURTH GONTROLJF GRAIN TO NAME CANDIDATE
A real treat is promised the fight
fans next Thursday.
The 10 round bouts are: Frenchy
S m ith , of Irrigon, 120 founds vs
Harry Harris of Pendleton 124
pounds.
6 round bouts are Ray Dempsey of
Boardman 142 pounds vs Kid Nooene
of Pendleton 142 pounds.
4 rounds Garl Lomax of Hermiston
138 pounds vs Kid W allon Umatilla
138 pounds.
The following are the
parade Marketing Agencies Contem­
prizes that will be given July 4th:
plating $25,000,000 Merger
Best mounted cowboy S10
of Chicago Companies.
Best decorated car, first prize $10,
second prize $5.
,
d
. j
. j i • i
r
Chicago. III.—A detailed plan under
Best decorated bicycle, first prize whl(,h flre large gra(n conc. rng and
$5, second prize $2.50.
I 5000 co-operative elevators would
Best
pony,
considering pony, come under producer control has been
rider and decoration, one prize $2.50 formally submitted to the executive
Everybody get in and make this a committee of the American Farm Bu­
reau federation.
success. Entries must be at ball park
Under the plan co-operative grain
ready to start by 9:45 July 4th. See marketing organizations eventually
the committee for further particulars, would be accorded the trading prlvtl-
In 1909 he
moved to Montana Jens Skovbo, Tom Fraser and Ralph ege* oi the Chlca«°
<« tr»de
-
.k the commute. ! | Pregldent
A committee
of the
with
where he engaged in sheep raising. Brownson compose
Bradfute
„ federation, now
On April 14, 1915 he was married
is considering the feasibility of the
to Minnie Billington. They came to
LINOTYPE BREAKS
Oregon in 1918 and settled in Her­
Grain company, Rosenbaum Brothers,
miston.
Our linotype went on the i Bartlett. Frazier & Co., C. J. Shaffer
He has been a devoted Christian ‘fritz” this week- It was a break ’ A Co., and the Rosenbaum Grain Cor-
.
.
I Poratlon would sell their machinery
for a number o f years and a mem­ » ,
Of such a nature that it was lm- and other assets to the farmer organl-
ber o f the Methodist church.
possible to repair it immediately zatlons. The deal would Involve some
He leaves to mourn his passing and we had to resort to the old *25,000,000, it is estimated, and would
a widow, three sisters and two bro­ method of setting type by hand handle about 75 per eent of the entire
■ grain output of the country.
thers.
in order to get the paper out Bradfute issued a statement polnt-
The funeral will be held from the this week.
Ing out the desirability of a great co­
Methodist church Friday afternoon
operative agency. An agency of this
at 2 o’clock.
sort might bring about the long sought
A D E B T U N P A ID
shorter channel between producer and
M. E AID WILL
HAVE
The untimely death of the two oonsumer, he said.
“We now market two-thirds of the
BOOTH THE 4th
men who were caught under the entire tobacco crop through co-opera-
The M- E- "ladies aid will serve falling bunkers, a t the highway tive channels," Bradfute said
ice cream, lemonade, doughnuts, construction camp, cast a pall “The bulk of the California raisin
coffee, hot dog and ham sand
crop and many other crops are market­
wiches at their booths on Main over the entire community.
ed through co-operative agencies, and
The
men
died
like
rats
in
a
street, one beside Kingsley’s
thers is no reason why all other farm
store, the other on Dr. Adam’s trap, the very life crushed out of crops cannot be marketed through
vacant lot adjoining the hank them.
similar agencies."
Meshack Lopp, a resident of
the Columbia district for a num­
ber of years died at Pendle­
ton wednesday-
Mr. Lopp had suffered for a
long time with a malady that
finally caused his death and was
in a hospital at Pendleton for
treatm ent when the end came-
Mr. Lopp was born July 9,
1871 a t Fristo, Benton county,
Missouria the son of James Z-
and Mary Lopp.
Demonstrations of Respect For
Woodrow Wilson Permeate
Initial Session.
New York.—The Democratic nation­
al convention swung through Its flrpt
session, swayed by the skillful and
forceful oratory of the temporary
chairman Senator Pat Harrison.
It was a hot day and it was still hot­
ter in the Madison Square Garden.
Harrtson nevertheless swept the dele­
gates to high pitches of enthusiasts
COMMUNITY CLUB WILL
and once at the conclusion of a long
demonstration for Woodrow Wilson,
HAVE BOOTH
there was a moiueat when tha great
The
ladies
of
the
Community
At about 1:20 Friday afternoon the care of a physician and it is
throng struck a revival note. The band
club will have their booth and a
word was brought to this city that feared he is injured internally.
was playing “Glory, Glory, Hallelujah.**
In fact the initial session was per­
the bunkers at Bauer» & Bauers The other men who were under rest room on July 3 tmd 4 in the
Campbell store room. They will
meated with the atmosphere of respect
highway construction camp a Bhort the bunkers a t the time are none
for the democratic war proaldent.
serve sandwiches and coffee,
distance from this city ha dfallen the worse, excepting a scare, for
Every reference to his name brought
iced tea and wafers, ice cream
and a number of men who were their experience.
cheers and applause and on one oc­
and
cake
and-ice
cream
cones.
working under the bunkers had been
casion a demonstration lasted approxi­
On July 3 Mesdames B. Hane-
buried under the heavy timbers and
mately IB minutes.
crushed rock. Business was virtu­ DAD HAS GONE DEMOCRAT line, J. M. Biggs and F. A.
Permanent organization was perfect­
ally suspended while men in auto-
ed with the selection of Senator Walsh
Chezik will serve from 10 to 12.
of Montana as permanent chairman.
ol lies from the town were rushed
We asked Dad West w hat he
Mesdames F. V. Prime, 0 . G.
The pent-up fires of democratic en­
to the scene of the disaster. Upon thought about the fact th at neg­ Sapper, W. W. Illslev, 12 to 2.
thusiasm. fed by the rivalries that are
their arrival they were informed roes are being nominated for
Mesdames L. C. Dyer, Rena
moving beneath the surface, found a
that two of the men, Elmer Shull
office
on
the
Democrat
ticket
in
Waterman,
G. Henderson, 2 to 4.
tumultuous outlet again when Senator
and James Goln had been caught
Walsh appeared on the platform to
Mesdames C. M. Jackson, J.
under the heavy timbers and crush­ some states- Dad said th at if
mnke his address as permanent chair­
ed rock. A slip, fresno and scraper the Republican party was so rot­ W. Campbell, Davis, 4 to 6.
man.
was put in use to move the gravel ten th at a negro was dissatisfied
Mesdames C. W. Kellogg, J.
From the moment his selection for
in an endeavor to reach the men. and refused to stay in where he D. Waghorn, R. 0 . Horning, 6
the place wus announced the Garden
A rope wa tied to the slip and dozens belonged, and said negro insist­ to 8.
rang with cheers of approbation, and
of men pulled it back and forth. A ed on a chance, it was high time
when he took over the gavel the dele­
July
4th
Mesdames
F.
C.
Mc­
highway tractor and a gravel truck
gates snatched up their state banners
the Republicans were cleaning Kenzie, Miss Guiwits and G. C.
was hooked on the scraper, while two
and began a howling parade In tribute
Imrie, from 10 to 12.
horses was used on the fresno. The house;
to Mr. Walsh’s public services in un­
It is very evident Dad has
Mesdames R. G. Gale, W. A.
men worked frantically. Hands that
covering the scandal of Tea Pot Dome.
were not used to labor of th's nat­ gone Democrat-
A few minutes before they
Leathers, A. W. Purdy, F. Gui­
The following ladies will be at
Proposals for abolishing the time-
ure soon blistered but this in no way
wits, 12 to 2.
honored two-thirds rule for making
the booths throughout both days were living beings capable of
dampened the ardor of the rescue
nominations in democratic conventiona
THE CALL OF THE HOME
Mesdames F. B. S'vayze, E. P. If any lady cannot serve at the thinking and fostering hope and
party. There were two men under
were killed by the rules committee
Dodd,
H.
A.
McKeen,
2
to
4.
ambition,
the
two
things
that
hours
specified
she
must
get
a
the debris and there was a chance
when it turned down coldly a proposi­
By Miles Cannon, Director of Farm
have been harbored in the breast
Mesdames J. Shimke, J. Pel- substitute for her hours.
that a spark of life may have been
tion submitted by Texas that a ma­
Economics, U. S. Bureau of
mulder, C. W. Tilden, 4 to 6.
Those who will be on duty of mankind sence his creation, |
left in their bodies that could be re­
jority rule be substituted.
Reclamation
vived.
When the national convention open­
Mesdames E. Martin, J. L. July 3rd are: From 10 to 12 Mrs. Then in the twinkling of an eye Washington, D. C.—Fifty or more
of the principal oil companies of the
After about forty-five minutes of
Waller, W. L. Blessing, 6 to 8.
Phipps, Gaither, Adams, For­ their hearts were stilled forever United States were attacked in anti­ ed the opposing forces of McAdoo and
In a former art'cle we mentioned
work suff'cient gravel was removed
Those who cannot serve at man, Hughes, and Grigg. From as the Grim Reaper claimed them trust proceedings instituted by the Smith faced each other in solid pha­
lanx, each claiming victory, but each
so that the bodies of the men could the poultry Industry and discussed
these given hours, will please 12 to 2 Mrs- Gould, Bloom, Lea­ as his victims. Men said it was government in the federal court at straining every resource to consolidate
be seen. They were under he heavy the fact that the consuming public
thers, Neadeau, Bowman, Mrs. too bad, and so it was. One of Chicago.
its position. The managers of other
timbers of the bunkers. Shull's WBa w ili ng and ankloug to purchase furnish a substitute.
Geo. Strohm- From 2 to 4 Mrs. them was a young man with life Attorney-General Stone asked an In­ candidates were at work no less earn­
body was the firsa taken out. His spring frys every day in the year,
junction to restrain the companies estly to build up a substantial backing
Anna Strohm, Winslow, Wag- before him.
head was masgied horr'bly and his even at prices, served on the table,
from further violation of the Sher­
arm was broken In two or three ranging from 75 cents to a dollar
At a little home within the man act which he charged against for their favorites, should their hopea
♦
EXPERIMENT STATION
♦ horn, Leathers. From 4 to 6 Mrs.
of a prolonged deadlock be fulfilled.
places. He wan laid on a stretcher ajid a half pm half ehlvken and.
♦
MOTES
♦ Neil, Scott, Gent, Sanders, Bless­ borders of our city there aw aited, them,
while the work of recovering Coin's it would seem, the higher the price ♦
(By H. K. Dean)
♦ ing and Haneline. From 6 to
a woman who listened each even- ’ The complaint charged a combina­
hody continued. It was necessary to the smaller the chicken.
Mrs. Wooster, Taylor, Elliott. ing for the footsteps that an­ tion and conspiracy in restraint of
rut and saw away the timbers be­
and commerce among the lèv­
Ht has been suggested heretofore * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ < > ♦ ♦ « « *
nounced his homecoming. The trade
Biggs,
Parrish and Silvey.
fore the unfortunate man could be that eggs should be fresh and stan.
erai states and with foreign nations
COST OF BUTTERFAT
July 4th- From 10 to 12 Mrs- sad news of his death was in gasoline, kerosene and other hydro­
reached. Some heavy timbers had dar.zed and in this connection we
In the cost o f buiterfat studies Scott, Adams, Prindle, Winslow, brought to her and she knew carbon products op generally, all petro-
evidently fallen across the m'ddle of here produce the observationg of Mr.
his body crushing and mutilating R. E. Shepard, of Jerome, Idaho, the mentioned last week it was found Hughes an Forman. From 12 to that never again would he come leum derivatives.
New York.—With Judge Thomas C.
him. The doctors from town were very efficient general manager of the that a cow must produce 240 pounds 2 Mrs. waterman, watson wauge- home- It was all over—all over
Nearly all of the important com- Burke officially recognized as alter­
on hand to administer aid but when North Side Twin Falls project:
o f butterfat in a year to pay for her man, Grigg, Bowman and Ruby exeept memories.
pan,6a 'ncludlng “n / tbB standard nate to Frank S. Myers of Portland aa
the bod es were brought out it was
a democratic delegate, the Oregon
feed.
The
cow
which
produces
160
"Having found that hte egg crop
Graham- From 2 to 4 Mrs- Fowler,
If an individual or individuals general charged them with having delegation unseated ita chairman,
apparent that they were beyond all
of Idaho for 1922 exceeded in market to 200 pounks gave a return o f 86 Neadeau,
Duncan
Campbell, is responsible forAthis they should combined to control the production of John H. Stevenson, elected after tha
human aid, death no doubt being al.
value the wheat crop of the same cents for $1.00 expended for feed.
and
Sale.
From
4
to
6 Mrs- be made to pay and pay to the gasoline by a pooling of asserted Tuesday row In which four delegates
most instant.
year, even at the then prevailing (The average production for the state
The coroner’s office was notified
Phipps, Bloom, C- P. Adams, imit, and not in dollars and patent rights in violation of the anti­ bolted the caucus, and named in his
prices of eggs, I began to study some
place George A. Marshall of Baker,
o f Oregon is approximately
170 Blessing Buhman and Martin. cents alone, but in a sterner and trust act. _______________
of the accident and he arrived on
what 'neo the poultry situation. It
a
member of the bolting quartet.
the scene during the afternoon.
seems no trick at all to stir up the pounds.) The cows which produced From 6 to 8 Mrs. Taylor, Gaither, m n ta*Y ™ PS « th e i w itn « ,„ e s CLEANUP OF SEATTLE BEGUN
Miss Pierce was elected secretary
After sett'ng the inquest for the next
280
to
320
pounds
a
year
gave
a
animals an elect people to congress
Your-g. Hughes, Silvey and Hane­
of the delegation after the spirited
morning he took the body of Goin
over wheat, but I never heard any­ return o f $1.18 per $1.00 feed cost. line.
a t the corner’s inquest tea-' Mr». Landes, Acting Mayor, Demands fight In which Mrs. Alexander Thomp­
to Pendleton where it was prepared
body getting very excited over hen’s The figures show the real reason for
son of Portland. Charles F. Career of
tified that everything was as
Results of Polios Chief.
for burial.
eggs, and fet when it comes to dol­ the desirability for high production.
Seattle, Wash.—While Dr. Edwin J. Freewater, Georgo A. Marshall of
safe as it was possible to make
Saturday morning A. S. Porter,
lars and cents they are of more Im­ The cows which gave below 240
Rev. Henry Young, P. B. Slscel, Arn­
t, but the fact remains that the Brown, mayor of Seattle, was in New Baker and James C. Stuart of Port­
portance.
York city attending the democratic na j J“"'1 WHlk("1 ° u» ®» »he meeting to 1 ^
old Buhman, E. P. Dodd and Ray­
pounds o f butterfat were not effiic-
junkers collapsed and not with­ tlonai convention, Mrs. Henry Landes. ‘ their ” protests
----- before the credentials
On
a
given
day.
several
weeks
mond Crowder were sworn in as Jur­
ient factories for the conversion of
out a reason.
committee.
acting
mayor,
gave
Police
Chief
back,
eggs
were
selling
at
Jerome
ors for the inquest. They were tak-
feed into butterfat. The high pro­
When the committee supported the
There is a judge who knows Severyns 24 hours to clean up the
,«n to the local undertaking parlors for 13 cents a dozen. That is what
McAdoo bolters by recognizing Judge
ducing cows have been selected be­
city
and
report
to
her.
the
farmer
got
for
good
fresh
eggs.
W
and
see’s
all
things
and
ju
st
ag
L
Pet.
and v ’ewed the body of Shull after
Landes, who Is a member of Burke, the complexion of the Oregon
9
2
which a trip w«s made to the scene On the same day they were selling cause they were specialists in butter- Umatilla
.810 sure as there is a God in Heaven the Mrs.
city council and whose husband delegation was changed sufficiently to
at
wholesale
at
Los
Angeles
at
fut
production
and
did
not
use
un­
of the disaster. After the wreckage
H ermiston
7
4
.630 some day, somewhere, somehow, Is dean of science in the University of give Marshall a majority for the chair­
was inspected the Jurors
were someth’ng over 30 cents, depending due proportions o f their feed for Stanfield
someone is going to pay for the Washington, wrote a letter to the manship.
4
7
.360
brought back to the office of E. P. upon the quality. This seemed like other purposes.
Echo
chief.
death of the two men-
2
9
.180
a
very
wide
spread.
I
got
our
cream,
Dodd where testimony regarding the
“The police department," wrote Mrs. BOMBARDMENT THREATENED
ery
here
to
buy
20
caes
of
eggs
that
falling of the bunkers was heard.
Landes to the chief, "has lost the con­
day
fro
mthe
farmers
and
pay
them
(All of the men who were working
fidence of the people.
British
Naval Commander Forces
at the crusher at the t ’me of the 17 centg a dozen, and they were
"I feel obliged,” she continued, “to
Shooting of Chins*« Loaders.
shipped
to
Los
Angeles
along
with
accident appeared as witnesses.
issue an order that you remove from
I’ekln.—Under threat that he would
.According to the testimony given the a carload of butter. The eggs were
your department without delay the bombard the city of Wanhslen, on tha
Indifferently
packed,
but
at
that
they
hunkers were built according to
men whom you believe to be protect­ Yangtze river In Szechwan province,
specificat ons used in building struc­ sold on the Los Angeles market mak­
ing law violators. I desire immediate the commander of the British gunboat
tures of this kind. The foreman ing a net return to the creamery of
results."
Cockchafer compelled the highest mil­
stated a level was used at least once 25 cents a dozen.
"Bootlegging and gambling are car­ itary leader* there to walk to the cem­
I"A study of the game revealed the
ried on openly," Mrs. Landes Informed etery in full uniform behind the casket
every two days to determine if they
the chief. "Holdups are dally occur­ containing the hody of Edwin C.
were plumb and that only two days fact that had we been In the business
rences.” She added that If It was true, Hawley, the American killed there by
before the collapse the level showed a little stronger and known how to
as she said he had told her, that the Chinese junk men, and to attend the
they were O. K. In every respect. classify eggs and had packed them
police department contained 100 unfit burial service for him.
It was also brought out in the test' according to market requirements,
men, then “that la the number you
After the Chinese leaders bad mads
mony that a state inspertor had in­ we could undoubtedly have received
should get rid of."
their compulsory demonstration of ra-
spected the plant about sixty days a net return of about 28 cents. This
spect to the murdered American they
previous and found nothing what­ set me going and I found It would
Pioneer Oregon Town Visited By Fire. carried out the orders of the com­
e v e r wrong with the bunkers. They be no trick at all to Increase the
Marshfield. Or.—Old historic build­ mander of the Cockchafer to arrest
could give no cause for the accident. farmers' income from his poultry
ings which figured in the pioneer life the two leading members of the Jaak
After Iltening ti the witnesses the by from 25 to 100 per cent.
of southwestern Oregon were wiped men's guild lu Wanhslen, convey them
“Take this poultry game and put
Jurors brouybt in a verdict the sub­
out by a fire which early Sunday morn­ to the spot on the beach where Haw­
stance «f-wWch was the men’s death It In another way. I found you
ing swept the water front section of ley was bealen and execute them by
was caused by the falling of the could ship a dollar’s worth of eggs
Empire on Coos bay and for a time shooting.
hunkers but according to ahe testi­ to Los Angeles for about 3 1-2 cents
threatened destruction of the entire
mony they were unable to determine a dollar’s worth of wheat to the
town which was the first county seat
Bonus Blanks Distributed.
the cause. They recommended that same point at about (0 cents and a
of Coos county.
Washington, D. C.—The first step
greater care be taken hereafter In dollar’s worth of butter at about 8
In the mammoth job of paying the
construct’ng them so that the lives cuts.”
Taxpayers to Receive Refunds.
soldier bonus was taken Saturday
of treir workmen would not be en­
In view of the fact that New York
Washington, D. C.—More than a when distribution of 0,000.000 applica­
dangered by tre idea of saving t me city atone, will take In a week all
million laeome taxpayers will receive tion blank* was begun in all parts of
refunds from the government a* a the country. The veterans can secure
the eggs that any western state Is
and money.
Srull’s father and sister arr’ved at this time shipping in a year, the
result of the 26 per cent redaction of their blanks *t American Legion post*.
Red Cross chapter«, local organisa-
1923 taxes
Saturday to take the body back to idea that Mr. Shepard presents is
' tloos of Veterans of Foreign Wars,
his home in Idaho for burial.
very interest’ng. If we are unable
and Disabled Veterans, and army,
Senator Curtis’ W ife Succumbs.
to bent freight rates on commodities
Word was broujrht to thia city the thing to o In to find a way to
Washington, D. C.—Mrs Anna Baird I navy and marine corps stations. It
that one of the injured men avoid thia extraordinary feature In
Curtis, wife of Senator Charles f’urtl» i wa« announced by Adjutant General
af^LtT^;. ¿fed At her fe-JBS hara
Davis, in charge of the bonus.
whose home is in Umatilla and our development by a system of eon-
to which place he was taken
t'oa, standardisation asd dis­
a fte r the accident is still under tribution.
TRY THE ftSRALD WANT ADS— — TRY THE HERALD W A IT AD$—
At the Coroner’s Inquest the Jury Was
Unable to Place Any Blame, Ac­
cording to Testimony Heard.
OIL COMRINATION
CHARGEDBY U. S.
OREGON DELEGATION
SELECTS MARSHALL
STANDING OF TEAMS IN
THE IRRIGATION LEAGUE
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