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Sflw Wrmfeâm Wralh VOL. XVIII GOOD CROWD ON HAND FOR OPENING DAY HERMISTON. UMATILLA COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY. JULY 3, 1924 UNNECESSARY TRAINING SCHOOL PETTY THIEVES CAUGHT FRIDAY 'J No. 4S Well. Well, Listen to This. M'ADOO LEADS ON FIRST BALLOT The following is what the Uma tilla Spokesman has to say concern, A push or organised campaign Is ng the last game Hermiston play on to sell the state a tract of land ed with them and won: for another boys’ training school. Strange as it may seem, several “It took ten Innings for Hermis ranches in Marlon county are offer Deadlock Apparent When Bal TED KNIGHT ADMITS STEALING ton to get away with the ball game ed the state, all priced at exactly Sunday and she had the assistance loting tor Presidential 355,000. It has been decided by tbs ACCESSORIES FROM CARS of her umpire besides. The losg of push that the state treasury can be Nominee Began. the game by our team doesn't affect parted w.’th about that amount. the cinch on tbe championsh'p of lA committee of Portland real es H. A. Pankow Enters Premises and Umatilla but it surely affecaed the Madison Square Garden, New York. tate men offers Its services to in feelings of our nine to get robbed Finds Stolen Tire and Spotlight. —The democratic national conventloa spect which ranch would be the most ‘ K night Leaves Letter Confess of a game as it will go down in his- j went into a deadlock of serious propor suitable for the state to buy, and. ing The Crime tions Monday when it assembled to be tory that th’g game was won more Of course, volunteers its services gin balloting for a presidential nom by the umpire than by the players. gratis. inee. Even quiet Tommy Jones couldn’t It Has been stated that the pres During the past few weekg there stand It and for the first time in his The beginning of the voting saw virtually no change In the position of ent state treasurr, Jefferson Nyers, has been an epidemic of petty thiev baseball career pushed his umps over the candidates as a result of the klan is opposed to buying a ranch under ing. Gas. tires and spotlights have and Leg Blakeley got so provoked be fight or the intensive period of man the crlcumBtances and looks with been stolen from cars, while surh quit the game. Unless the players | euvering which has kept political suspicion upon the apparent agree articles as clothes hanging on lines forget this next year there won’t be manipulators busy for the past two ment as to the prices of all the and in a few cases even clothes liaeg any more Herm'ston-Umatllla ball ■ weeks. William G. McAdoo was In tracts offered. have fallen in the hands of the games for a long while. -Nothing Hermiston's two days Fourth of gregaaion of ridera that hare arriv the lead with numerical strength with i The records show that almost nl thieves. was at stake— unless the umpire was July celebration opened today. The ed assures the public that it it will Governor Alfred E. Smith a good sec farm lands are selling for any price For some time the city marshall bettting on Hermiston— but Umatilla 1 c'ty Is appropriately decorated for be some show. ond, and the large field of other can the festivities. Bunting and flags The following is the program of and to p'ck up 355,000 cash for Mar had suspected and been watching has a good team which likes to play | didates trailing with varying totals; lon county land would be very nice. Roy Knight and Ted Knight, broth ball for the sport of it and l’kes to ’ of the naton are strung of stream events: some of them almost negligible. The system employed by the Child ers, who came here from Echo and win on her merits. The score was ' ers and extend from one side of the William G. McAdoo led tbe field on Welfare League seeks to find a home had rooms In the old Brown house 9 to 7 in Hermiston’s favor— It 1 street to the other. Business houses tbe first ballot with a vote of 4S1H THURSDAY, JULY 3 for the child and the child to fit a on Gladys avenue, Friday afternoon should have been about 7 to 2 In Uma have attraetve displays In windows. against 241 for Governor A1 Smith, home Instead of boosting institu he took matters in his own hands tila'sl favor ercept for one espec Bare Back Riding Hermiston is ready to entertain her his closest competitor. tions. and entered the premises to search ially bad dec'slon after two were j Cordell Hull, chairman of the na 1 Pat Owens. visitor*. Sixteen candidates were formally In many states and in all of Can for stolen articles. He found a out and which was responsible fo r 1 tional democratic committee, who call placed in nomination. 2 Morris Miller The concessions w.'th their vam- ed the democratic national convention ada, reform schools are being abol tire which had been taken from the five runs.” During the balloting inroads wers ( plre dolls that can be won 'for a 3 Slim Holdman. to order. ished and homes are found for the car of C. A. Paul, the local telephone made in the McAdoo column until he Buff Stoker. This coming from Umatilla is j mere ten cents, one-tenth of a dol boyg not too far gone in crime. dropped to 404 H on the 33d ballot, oc manager, and a spotlight that as enough to make a bronze sta tu e1 John Owens. lar,” If you are lucky in spinning With a system like that the prese. yet has not been claimed. casioned by the loss of Mtssourt, Okla Dutch Bundy. 'th e V ttle wheel, along with the hot laugh Itself Into hysterics. We re homa and scattering votes from other ent industrial school for older boys Chuck Nell. The young men were brought be member a certain game that Hermis (log and Ice cold lemonade stands states. Oklahoma swung back to would meet the needs for Oregon, fore the Justice of the peace. They ton played at Umatilla. During the Dick Lockett. are everywhere in evidence. McAdoo on the 34th ballot and Mis for years to come. stated that the articles were pur game this stunt was pulled. Her The way things look It Is go’ng sissippi switched to McAdoo from chased by them from a man living miston had a man on first. Uma i to be a. real old 4th of Yuly cele Davis. SAVING BEAUTIFUL TREES on Butter Creek. The Judge then tilla’s f nit baseman pushed the Her- bration, the kind where you meet 2. Steer Roping. Astoria.—President W. J. Kerr of Gov. A1 Smith of New York gained The campa'gn to preserve beauti told the two to appear the next mlston man off the base and put Oregon Agricultural college. Secretary a few votes on early ballots, passing your neighbors and fr'ends and en 1 Morris Miller. 3 Tony Vey. ful trees along the public hlghwaye morning and bring in the man whom the ball on him and the umpire from of State Sam Kozer, J. K. Weather the 300 mark on the 12th ballot and joy every minute of the day. is receiving a great deal of friendly they claimed had sold them the ac our sister city promptly called the ford of Albany and M. S. Woodcock held second place throughout the bal Tonight there Is twenty-four 3 Sid Ren berg. man out while the home fans roar of Corvallis were all injured about 9 loting. promot'on by the women’s organiza. cessories. rounds of boxing at the auditorium. 4 George Shane. There are some fistic artists of ex- 5 Roscoe. tions of the state. The next day Ted Knight had ed their approval. It is a known o’clock Saturday night between Kerry John W. Davis held third place and ptlonal ability, boys who swing a A paper was prepared and pre skpped the country leaving a let- fact among other members of the and Westport, when an automobile In an effort was made to cause a break ean fist on the card. Harry Har sented to the State Federation of lng a letter assuming all the blame league that some of Umat’lla’g play, which they wore riding collided with to him, but this was headed off Tues ers would take advantage of a blind one driven by two Japanese, and turn day by the opposition of William Jen ris, of Pendleton, will fight French. 3. Calf Roping. 153 women’s clubg at Oregon City. and exonerat’ng hie brother. kd in a game of t'ddle winks.. But ed over three times while rolling down nings Rryan, who visited among the 1« Smith of Irrigon. This will be The Influence of nearly 10,0000 Pat Owens. delegates on the floor and argued be this as it may Umatilla won the an embankment beside the road. the main event. There Is only four organized women can be made a tre- Mr. Kozer was only slightly Injured. against the nomination of Davis. Tony Vey. pennant and Hermiston ?s broad pounds difference In the we’ght of mendouq educational force to pre * <• Dr. Kerr was the most seriously hurt Sid Renberg. the two boys, Harrlg weighing 124 serve the great, natural and c'vic ♦ ♦ minded enough to admit that she ls of the quartet. Dr. Kerr suffered great Driving full speed ahead to make the EXPERIMENT STATION Roscoe. greatest show of strength they could while Frenchle tips the scale at 120. beauty of the state, the beautiful ♦ NOTES * entitled to it. ly from the shock and from bruises muster the Smith and McAdoo forces Heistand Moore. Harris la a man mho has a state roadside trees. ♦ (By H. K. Dean) ♦ about the body. He was thought to be fought desperately to roll up their George Shaw. wide reputation as a scrapper. Fren. FOR PROSPEROUS UTILITIES The Silverton Woman’s Club has internally Injured. scores In the hope of reaching a point ehie has been in action at a number received approval and endorsement With complete power of erugla- of decision. Bulldogging. of smokers in this vicinity and the from loral workers In simTar or- t’on and fixing rates and plans for Cost of Butterfat Vote on Kl«n Plank Chaps. Ed. C iflM W PRUNE MEN ORGANIZE promoters have been unable to fnd gsnlzattonh In many partts of the financing to be authorized by state 05? Cost of butterfat studies show a The democratic platform Will not Buff Staker' a man who could even worry him. state. lawh, the indeterminate sentence 60 Per Cent of Growers Partlclpat* single out the Ku KIux Kian by i very definite relation between high Roscoe. This should be a go that will be well The Silverton Woman’s Club has a (should be enacted in Oregon. To se in Move to Incorporate. It will not contain a Wilsonian production and low cost. Butter worth the price of admission alone. spsc’ai committee of which Mrs. Rae cure abundant cap’tal on the eas- __. „ on the. league of nations. fat prod»i«e4 by cows which produc , - - . , Dallas, Or.—The North Pacific Ce- Harris has established training quar Risteigen Is chairman, plannng ways the custom of employe z, , . When, after requited challenges aad ed annually from 160 to 200 pounds iest . terms, - operative Prune Growers exchange ters here and has been workng otSf 5. Alice Wilson, Walla Walia. and means for prehervlng this c’vic and customer ownership is spread- came ,nt0 8xlgtence here wht)n grow. changes of votes in the various dele had a feed and labor cost at 1220 every day. Lady Bucking Horse Rider. assett, making Oregon a delightful and 1921 prices of 76 cents per ing rapidly in th s state and raising „ „ repregen.,nK 87,000,000 pounds or gations the result was officially an Carl Lomax of this c'ty and Kid state for tourists. near per cpnt ot the prune crop of nounced, It was 642 3-20 votes In favor pound while those which produced millons. Walton of Umatilla, are matched for 6. Bucking Contest. A franchise under the old sytem Oregon and Clarke county, Washlng- of the plank as the committee recom 280 to 320 pounds d’d so at a cost a four round go. Both Lomax and mended it, and 541 3-20 votes In favor Pat Owens on Culdesac. F. L. JEWETT HAS of 63 cents a pound. The average wa granted for ten, twenty, thirty, ; ton, participated in the incorporation, Waldon weigh the same 138 pounds. of the minority plank, which would John Owens on Encaneep. nr f fay years, and when it expired The purpose of the exchange is to eu INTERESTING RELIC average labor income per hour was The bout is expected to be fast and a new franchise had to be drawn up. roil and market the prunes grown not have singled out the Ku Klux Kian Ed Coffield on Hottentot. 25 cents from the low producing furious as Lomax and Waldon are Floyd Williams on A. V. There might be a political struggle only In Oregon and Washington, but by name. about evenly matched. A few days ago F. L. Jewett cows and 43 cents from the high over the granting of it. and the Idaho. Through cooperative organiza The klan Issue came to a vote on Buff Staker on Blue Vitrol. Th* sem'-wlndup of six rounds will brought In to Ogden’s jewelry store producing cows. It required 167 fran^h se might expire In the midst , tion California fruit growers have the question of adopting In place of Dhtch Bundy on Mile High. hour8 a year to care for the 160 to be gtaged between Ray Dempsey of Steve Richardson on Hell Cat. a grandfather’s clock for a few 200 pound cows and 206 hours for of a campaign to sell preferred stock. ' been paid an average of 5 cents a the religious liberty plank, espoused Boardman and Kid Noreen. of Pen minor repairs. The clock is creat a bond issue. Then everything is pound more than Oregon growers. If by Mr. Rryan. an open condemnation Slim Holdman on Miss Wiggins. dleton. Dempsey nnd Noreen each ing a good deal of interest and is a the 280 to 320 pound cows, the 24 held up until a new franchise can - the exchange vccompllshag Its hope of the klan by name. Chuch Ne'l on Wiggles. per cent in crease in labor was ex William Jennings Bryan and Gov weigh 142 pounds. Dempsey has es_ Frank Richmond on Web Foot. curiosity for those who drop Into be enacted, and often the trad'ng It will get 3% cents a pound more or pended for 67 per cent increase in ernor Morris of North Carolina were tablished himself locally as a flghta the store. The clock was bought by bring to one group of Oregon produc Dick Lockett on Desolation. politician gets in hlH work and mak s er. Thos who have seen Kid Noreen Mr. Jewett’s grandfather and Is a butterfat. Select'on for high pro It hard to carry on extens’ons. With ers 32,100,000 more a year than in the the principal speakers for the mild plank. They urged that the religions work out pronounce him a whirl duction never fails to increase the hand made t ’me piece. the franchise granted for no fixed past. The monetary advantage prom issue be kept out of the campaign. wind. Both are in good condition profit. ised is not all. Success of the ex Pasted on the Inside of the clock lime but pending good service, it J 7. Wild Horse Race. and eagerly await the tap of the change is expected to inspire other j On the other side were Governor ls a piece of paper that Is faded with allowg the public utility to always i Pattangall of Maine, Rabbi Stephen Pat Owens. producer groups. tell. ag» and upon it Is written this in make plans for the best k’nd of pub- 1 S. Wise, Bainbridge Colby and Ed Ed. Coffield. One good four round go will serve scription. This clock bought of 11c service. A prosperous states and mund H. Moore among others. Floyd Wiliams. as a curtain raiser. Capt. Sameul Ranlett of Monmouth, prosperous public utility system Is 6 Killed, 17 Hurt When Train Hits. The klan Issue was voted upon with Buff Stoker. The aeroplane which wil give ex Maine, and set up by him at my Chicago, 111.—She persons. Including Madison Square Garden under heavy what the people and the publ’c utlli- ■ Dutch Bundy. hibition flight arrived^ Wednesday dwelling house in Sydney, Maine. ties both really desire and the new Dr. F. W. McNair, president of the police guard. More than 1000 blue Slim Holdman. night. Exhibition flights will be June 23, 1818. Price 356. Stephen Michigan College of Mines, lost their coated officers were stationed In or plan provides it. Steve R'chards. aviator in charge of the plane is a Jewett. lives and 17 others were injured when near the hall Io prevent threatened Pet. W L Chuck Nell. dare devil In every sense of the a solid mall train on the Chicago, Bur rioting, 700 being outside and 300 in .747 Umatilla 3 FARM BUREAU PICNIC 9 Dick Lockett. word and risks h’s life a number of lington ft Quincy road crashed into the aisles among the delegates. Mrs. Charles Sanderson and child The Farm Bureau announce a pic .664 times during his exhibition flights 4 8 the rear end of eastbound passenger ren left Sunday for La Grande where H ermiston Referendum on League Proposed. in order to give the public a new .415 nic at Columbia school house for train No. 2 from Denver, at Buda, III. 7 5 she will visit at the home of her Stanfield The 1924 democratic platform pro Non-resident motor vehiclee in Or»- July 15, when it 1 b expected E ll-, thrill. This promises to be one of .166 Echo 2 10 poses a referendum on American en gon on June It showed an Increase of mother. wood Mead will make an address. the main attract’ons. THE MARKET» trance into the league of nations. 3H per cent when compared with No 4th of July celebration is com This plank was adopted by a vote of figures complied a year ago, accord plete w'thout dancing. With this Portland. 742 to 353 over a substitute urged by ing to a report prepared by the state in mind the committee on arrange- highway department. Wheat — Hard white, 3130: »oft former Secretary of War Newton D. menas have made extensive prepara white and western white, <1.18; hard Baker pledging immediate entrance An ultimatum has been delivered tions to accommodate those who winter and northern spring. 31.15; ‘ into the league with reservations. wish to trip the l'ght fantastic. to the county court of Linn county western red, 31-14. The plank indorses the league in by the state highway commission to There will be dneing both nights 38.00@10.50. principle but pledges the party to de the effect that unless the court signs in the auditorum. The Pendleton Hay—Alfalfa, 317@17.50 ton: valley mand of congress a nation-wide refer the agreement for the Albany bridge, timothy, 318019; eastern Oregon endum to determine the with of the band will furnish music for the oc no bridge will be built. people of America as to whether they timothy, J20@21. casion and an orchestra from the will or will not join the league.. Butterfat—36c. band will furnsh the dance music. And That’» Going Some Following Is the compromise klan Eggs—Ranch, 24@28c. On the afternoon of the 4th at 5 Cheese—Prices f. o. b. Tillamook: plank as adopted by the democratic With Ford ear 10,000.000 now la o'clock after the Rodeo is over, the national convention by ite platform Triplets, 2St: loaf. 29c per lb. following athletic events will be service and making a trans-continen Cattle—Beef steers, medium 36.500 committee: staged on Second street. Hop step tal trip from Now York to Chicago ’’The democratic party reaffirma its 7.76. and Jump race, first prize flashl ght, over the Lincoln highway, the man Hogs—Medium to good. 37.7508.25. adherence and devotion to those second prize, flashlight, both prises who enjoys figuring can have a Sheep — Spring, medium to choice. cardinal principles contained la the world of practice. donated by the Mitchell Drug Co. constitution and the precepts upon 39.00© 10.50. The other day one g ’fted gentle Three legged race, prize pen and which our government is founded, that r^zor. prizes donated by Sapper and man worked out the tire problem. He Seattle. congress shall make no laws respect figured that the 40 million tire, Siscel. Wheat — Hard white, <1 19; soft ing the establishment of religion or Sixty yard jjash, first pr ze shirt, used on the 10 million Fords, If white, 31.18; western white. 31.17; prohibiting tbe free exercise thereof, •second prise shoes, prizes donated stacked up would make a rubber col hard red winter, soft red winter, west or abridging the freedom of speech or by Hemvston Produce ft Supply Co. umn 2000 mites high. ern red, and northern spring, 31.14; of the press or the right of the people Then look’ng for road trouble, he and Hahn's. peaceably to assemble and to petition Big Bend bluestem, 3125. Centipade race, prize bag of pea punctured each of the tires, and Hay—Alfalfa. 323; D. C.. 327; tlm the government for a redress of othy. 326; D. C„ 328; mixed hay, 323. grievances; that the church and the nuts. . - . then figured that oat Fifty yard dash, boys under 15 lag »'ght hour* a day Eggs Ranch, 2«®28c. state shall be and remain separate, years, first prize knife, second ham days and holidays and repairing a Butterfat—34 0 30c. and that no religious test shall ever mer prizes donated by Oregon Hardl tire every five minutes would f a - Cattle—Choice steers, 37.7508.35. be required as a qualification to aay ally finish the Job la 400 years. Hogs Prime light, 380 8 50. office of public trust under the United war- and W J Warner. Cheese — Washington cream brick, States. These principles we pledge Relay race, four io a team, prize 23 0 24c; Washington triplets, 21c; ourselves ever to defend aad main four kn'ves. prize donated by Hitt. Mrs. Fhelpa Takm Over Pootoffioo Washington Young America, 22c. tain. We Insist at all times upon obe Fat man’s race, over 200 pounds, Mrs. Leila Fhelpa, who recently dience to the orderly processes of the first prize hat. second tire «a»ge. received the appointment of pout- Spokane ' * law and deplore sad condemn aay ef prizes donted by K ngsley’s and Kel mlstresn at Hermiston, assumed her Hogs Prime m ixed.4W 8 28. '» I fort to »rouse religious or racial dis logg * Shlmke. __ dut'ea Tuesday. Charles Bklnner. CaltjF, -UU0W Meer«, 36 7507.25. cussion." — i ■ ThF Rodeo wM b* the retiring postmaster, will smlst day i nder »he direction of the «H- Mrs Phelps ta the postofflce na(ll ■■ ~ .........I ---- eran #howman Be» lo r j- * •' Qhrlstjna», READ THE WANT ADS •-READ THB WANT A * * - OLD- FASHIONED FOURTH K M C CELEBRATES ' .- ' IN HERMISTON * Large Audience Witnesses the First Rodeo Staged in Hermiston. Boxing Matches Draw. OREGON OFFICIALS HURT IN AUTO CRASH ? STANDING OF TEAMS IN THE IRRIGATION LEAGUE Cherryr Pests
