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VOL. XIX
BI6 RABBIT DRIVE
PLANNED SUNDAY
HERMISTON. UMATILLA COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. JANUARY 29. 1925
COMIC ROLES ARE TO BE
PLAYED A SECOND TIME
J. M. CAMPBELL HOUSE
ROBBED SATURDAY
CAST FOR "MIKADO” CHOSEN
TWO NEW ROADS
ON 1 9 2 5 PROGRAM
JACK WHITE WILL OPEN
CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT
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N«. 21
COMMITTEES ARE
APPOINTED FOR YEAR
(By Princess Chrysanthemum)
In the presentation of the comic
Business W ill be Located on Main
opera “The Mikado” the community
Street N ext to Dodd’s Office
of Hermiston i8 to be given a rare
treat.
1 Jack White, who has been pro-
BOTH CLUBS AND GUNS WILL BE
The nervous, weepy Mrs, Whipple; ENTRANCE TO DWELLING GAIN­
Very few communities the size of BUTTER CREEK ROAD INTO HER. prletor of the Imperial Cleamers In
MEN WHO WILL HANDLE THE AF­
the
clue
hunting
Teesle;
the
mls-
ours have the talent necessary to
USED TO EXTERMINATE PESTS
this city for the past year, will open
ED THROUGH WINDOW
chlevoug Maude)la; the appealing
MISTON TO BE BUILT SOON
give this opera. It is a real accom­
a new pressing and cleaning estab- FAIRS OF COMMERCIAL CLUB
Sunshine girl; the tonie-lovlng Mr.
plishment for towns many times the
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Hshment on Main street next to the
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I Butternlp, and the other unusual
size of Hermiston, and it is there­
Start W ill Be Made From the Pear­
I real estate office of E. P. Dodd. The
and amusing characters of “Sun­ Articles Stolen Returned Sunday fore a much greater accomplishment Muth Time and Money To Be SPent proprietors of the Imperial Cleaners A Program of Development W ill Be
son Bauch, One Mile North of
shine." the Junior class play, will
N igh t B y Thief and Placed
for this community.
On Holdover Projects During
Outlined To be Worked Out by
The Reservoir
have sold the equipment to R. H.
i ne seen again on the stage of the
One is apt to minimize the musical
In Yard.
Club During Coming Year
Plersol of Wasco, who will take pos­
The Coming Year.
high school auditorium Saturday
talents of his own town and it is
session
Immediately.
evening of this week.
not until a real survey of the com­
A big rabbit drive has been plann­
Rehearsals for the second produc­
The residence of J. M. Campbell, munity Is made that one realizes
ed for Sunday, February 8, by the
Hnrry Straw, president of ths
Only two additional road build­
tion of the comedy Indicate that It local Standard oil manager, was how much talent it really has and
farmers In the east end of Columbia
.*
* Commercial club has named the dif­
ing
projects
have
been
formally
In­
will be better than the first pre­ broken Into last Saturday night how well able It is to present an
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FARM REMINDERS
♦ ferent committees that will handle
district. It will be a combination
sentation, for the playern are more while the family was away attend­ opera of the caliber of the Mikado. troduced on the tentative program
drive, both guns and clubs will be
the affairs of the club during the
of
market
road
construction
In
Uma-
j
»
«
I thoroughly at home In their parts. ing the basket ball game.
The solo part8 have all been as­ tilla county for 1925, according to a
used. Fences are being put up and
coming year. On the program com-
The Juniors are reported to be mak­
The prowler pried open a back signed and the chorus will soon be
Contlnuen success in Oregon honey mltteo are E. P. Dodd, chairman, J.
other necessary arrangements mad.e.
ing a serious effort to surpass the window and in tbts manner gained completed. Anyone desiring a part statement made by Judge Schannep. production Is not an accident, says’Skovbo and II. M. Schilling. Enter-
The first drive will be from the
The
designations
of
the
West
Birch
standards set by previous perform- entrance to the dwelling. An as­ in the chorus Is asked to leave his
reservoir north across the Pearson,
...
....
.
creek road and the Wild Horse road the experiment station. It Is a com­ talnment and sports, H. E. Hitt,
sortment of jewelry such as rings, name at the Herald office. Because were made yesterday by the county bination of good bees, good beekeep­ chairman, A. D, Crosland, W. M.
and Laqibrlth ranches to the Balt 8choo,
necklaces and stick pin8 were taken. many do not have phones we are court.
ing, good qulpment, and a good lo­ Shnar. Industries and business de­
and Hannan places and tljen b a c k _________________
»
Some time Sunday the thief either taking this means to call a rehear­
cation.
track from behind tte Tabor and
velopment, W. J. Warner, chairman,
The
fact
that
only
two
more
pro­
TO PREVENT PNEUMONIA
developed "cold feet" or was con­ sal of the chorus at the C. H. Skin­ jects have been named does not mean
Nelmeyer and adjoining ranches us­
Otto Pierce, R. E. Mitchell. Public­
scious smitten for Monday morning ner home on Tuesday night at 8:00
ing the eaae fence for center.
Eliminate European foul brood In ity and correpondencc, Raymond
that market road construction will
(By Dr. W. W. lllsley)
the stolen Jewelry wa8 found In the o’clock.
It is arranged to have the gun line
Oregon
and cross bees by replacing Crowder, chairman, F. V. Prime,
be
confined
to
these
two
road8
he
Man should be familiar with pneu­
The solo parts have been assigned
back of the club section and the for­ monia as it has been known for cen­ back yard of the Campbell home.
said. About the same amount of all inferior queens with good Ital Executive, 11. M. Straw, C. S. Mc­
as follows: Miss Bertha Compton
mer to shoot only after the rabbits turies. But it is a persistent enemy
work will be done as in the past, ian queens. This i8 one of the big Naught, W. W. Felthouse. Roads,
takes the leading part Yum Yum,
I are broken through both lines. and kills over 650 persons every SIX MONTHS IN JAIL
but there Is a greater holdover pro­ gest steps toward success, say8 the F. C. McKenzie chairman, F. B,
and Is supported by Mrs. A, L. Ora-
Captains will be appointed to see
Swayze,
Jack
Harmon. C a m p
IS SENTENCE GIVEN lapp as Pltti-Slng and Mrs. W. W. gram from last year than usual, and experiment station.
year in Oregon. Pneumonia cannot
that both lines are kept Intact. The
grounds,
W.
W.
lllsley,
C. W. Kel­
these
projects
will
be
finished.
be placed under absolute control,
lllsley as Peep-Bo. Miss Lota Pear­
rabbits in the section where the
logg, chairman. Diversification, T.
The contract for completing the
but individuals may, by caring for
Crop
rotation
where
otherwise
Driving
a
car
while
Intoxicated
son as Katisha sings the leading
drive will be made are numerous and
themselves properly, lessen their (entered the lists as one of those contralto part. Ko-ko, the leading Butter creek road from the Pete practicable on Oregon' farms helps Fraser chairman, H. K. Dean, J. H.
some real sport ig in store for those
chances for contracting the disease things not to be done with impun­ imale role will be sung by Mr. Ray­ Sheridan place into Hermiston will to eradicate weeds, avoid Insect pests Reid. Railroads J. F. McNaught,
who participate. Those who are
by observing the following rules: ity, when Art Finley, well known mond Crowder. Mr. Hugh Walker be let within a few days. The five and plant diseases, and reduce tox­ chairman, Thomas Campbell, W. J.
sponsoring the drive will have a
Dress for the weather. When to local police, was sentenced to six as Nanki-Pooh sing8 the leading miles of highway graded last year ins. Other advantages listed by the Warner. Membership, Finance8 and
good supply of hot coffee to pass
coming out of the cold, heavily dress­ months In the court of Justice Berk­ tenor part and will be supported by on Weston mountain will be resur experiment station are conservation Dues, R. A Brownson, chairman,
around. You are requested to
Bert Mullens, J. M. Biggs, George
ed, remove your heavy wraps im­ ley. Finley wa8 arrested following Mr. J. A. Reeves as Mikado, Mr. faced. The stretch of road south if of soil fertility through the differ­
bring your own cup and slip a sand­
Patterson.Reference
and Advisory,
mediately. If your clothes are wet a collision Saturday evening on West Wallace Reed as Pooh-Bah and Mr. Mission, now under construction ent demand8 of root systems of dif­
wich In your pocket before leaving
F. B. Swayze, chairman, Thomaa
remove them, dry the skin, and put Webb street near Ann street when John Waller as Pish-Tush. Mrs. will be completed.
ferent crops, and by allowing re­
home. Henry Hitt will be captain
on dry clothes. When going out in 1 the car driven by him and a machine Hugh Walker will accompany.
Three miles of road will be add­ cuperation after crops that make Campbell, Carl McNaught. Calen­
of the Hermiston line.
dar, Charles Skinner, F, C. McKenzie.
the cold, dress warmly. After hav­ driven by a Mrs. Reiden came to­
ed on the present Pendleton-Despaln heavy demands on the soil.
The start will be made from the
A program of development for
ing put on heavy clothing, go out gether. Both cars are said to have
gulch road which extends from Pen­
Pearson ranch, one mile north of
Mrs. Taylor Wing Clock
Hermiston and Its outlying district*
immediately; don't stand around been damaged and Finley suffered
dleton
to
Holdman.
Some
work
Is
Beekeepers are urged to see that has been planned and the Commer­
Mrs. Charles Taylor won the clock
the reservoir.
and get overheated.
tnjurie8 about his head. The occu­ given awey by Sappers hardware to be done in the Athena area, ac­ entrances In
late winter are cial club will bend Its efforts tow­
Don’t exercise and then stand pants of the other car were not hurt, store. The lady held the lucky dial cording to present plans. A part of free of dea<j bees and rubbish so that
OREGON POLTRY WORK
ard this achievement.
around or sit around with the same according to the police.— East Ore­ which was four thirty. The clock the Sunnyside-Umapine road will be bees can have free flight on sunny
SUBJECT OF TRAINING clothing on.
gonian.
was wound for the contest on last resurfaced, and the Saxe station road days. By lifting the back end of
Don’t take a warm bath and then
the hives the beekeeper Is able to
Friday and stopped at four thirty will be built.
Oregon’s rapidly developing poul­
go out In the cold. It is best to
"The
Toy
Shop,”
February
7.
A new bridge will also be con­ determine by weight the amount of
Wednesday
afternoon.
try lndutry has created a demand
SPECIAL CUBELSPONDBNCa
structed at Echo across the Umatilla store8 the bees have.
for fuller knowledge along poultry finish the bath with cool or cold
water.
river to replace the present old
lines. To meet this demand the
Farmers throughout this district
Dress in such a way as to gradu­
wooden structure. The cost of this
Order the equipment now and members of the district farm bur­
college is offering poultry short
ally
accommodate
the
body
to
the
bridge will be borne by the market have It ready for use when the eau and grange, also members of the
courses from February 2 to March 14
road fund.
spring rush starts, says H. A. Scud- Irrigon Commercial club, held a
The courses aim to help those attend­ changes that would) otherwise! be
sudden.
der, Oregon beeman and bee special­ inass meeting here last evening last­
ing to meet the problems of the
Keep fit, breathe pure air, take
ist at the state college. There Is ing until midnight when the meet­
practical poultryman and to train
Devoted te Ute Interest and Development of the Hermiston Sehools
regular but moderate exercise In the
much to do, and the one that has the ing was adjourned to be taken up
the student In the methods and prac­
open,
practice
mouth
hygiene,
avoid
Voi. 4.
supers on at the proper time gets again next Monday evening. Prof.
tices that make for successful poul
No.
1
overeating and other excesses. Study
try keeping.
the most money.
A. W. Wheeler of the Irrigon achool
your diet and avoid constipation by
The game last Saturday night
Practical work on the college
spoke upon the question of boys and
choice of proper foods. Don’t over­ proved to he a very exciting one, ard. Earl Carson, Ernest Parrish,
plant will be given. One day of each
Hermiston Men in Car Collision
Hugh Walker, Vernon Watermad,
girls industrial cjub work and put
heat
the
home
or
office;
keep
the
and, as members of the boys squad Robert Woodard, Arthur Schmidt,
Last Saturday night ’’Ole” Cros­ It up to the people for their accept­
week will be devoted to visiting the
air
moist.
Always
wash
the
hands
will readily agree, almost a fatal Karr Lomax. Lee Christian being BOTH GIRLS AND BOYS TEAMS land and Harold Waterman started ance or rejection In. this district.
leading poultry farms of the Btate
at Canby. Junction City, Lebanon before eating.
one to them. However by displaying absent did not receive his.
t0 Pendleton In "Ole’s” Ford coupe. Mr. F. C. Frederickson, Mrs C. E.
Pneumonia is'a reportable disease. wonderful team work and showing
ARE VICTORS
and Corvallis. It 18 planned to or­
When a few miles the other side Glasgow and Mr. R. V. Jones were
Addleman
received
his
fourth
foot
ganize the short course students In Assist in Its control by insisting that the "old fight,” which always ac­ ball award, Rhodes his third, and
of Echo they saw another car ap­ elected a committee to arrange with
to a club for discussion of live poul­ every case be properly recorded.
companies a team representing Her­ Parish, Carson and Walker their sec­
proaching and dimmed the lights. state Industrial club leader to meet
try problems.- Members of the col­
miston high, they captured the ond, Seven letter men will be lost Boys Score 19 to 16; Stanfield Girls The lights on the other car was also this committee at his convenience
lege staff will also take part In these LAND CLASSIFICATIONS
glory by defeating the Stanfield team by graduation. The team scored 225
dim and the blinding snow storm and perfect an organization here If
Lose 18 to 4
FARM APPRAISAL, TAUGHT 19 to 16.
discussions.
made It impossible for the drivers possible.
points to the opponents 71. The
The girls, also, displayed great fastest scoring ever done by a Her­
Courses offered Include breeds and
to see. The coupe collided with a
C. E. Glasgow, secretary of this
breeding in which origin, history Assessors, Realtors and Securty Ap- team work, winning by a score of 18
Stanfield proved a worthy foe Ford driven by a Mr, Stewart, a Irrigation district who was reprwen-
miston team occurred at Athena,
end utilltv value of the common
to 4.
when they met Hermiston’s basket highway employee.
“Ole’s” car tatlve of the Irrlgon-Boadman dls-
raisers, as W ell as Farmers,
whqn two touhdowns were made in
poultry breeds Is studied. Practical
Thursday night of this week the three minutes.
tossers last Saturday lnght. at the came out of the wreck minus a front tlct to recent conference of the re­
B enefit by C ow ie.
local boys team will meet the hoy’s
commercial methods will be seen and
Hermiston auditorium. The fan8 wheel and other damages. Both cars clamation service at Denver, render­
studied. Actual work on Judging
“Property in Water Rights in Re­ team from The Dalles on the home
who attended the game were treated were towed Into Echo. The boys ed his report In detail and explain­
and culling the poultry flock will be lation to Land Values" will be a court. A very hard fought game Is
At the last meeting of the Forum to an unusual amount of thrills and caught a ride and continued their ed what the water users may expect
given In a course on judging and feature lecture In the farm appraisal expected since the visiting team has held January 21, the new officers the contest was never cinched until Journey to Pendleton.
from the government In the way of
culling. The student may hatch and and land classification course given competed for state championship in were elected and Installed for the the last whistle blew announcing the
extension of payments and relief
brood his own chicks to take home at the college February 2 to 7. This previous years. The local team Is new semester. They are as follows: end of the fracas.
from errors of construction charges.
SECOND HAND STORE
with him in the cousee on Incubation course will be of Interest to assess­ preparing for a "regular scrap,” Frank Swayze, president, Earl Ben-
The boy8 won their game by a
CHANGES HANDS The rule being applicable to all ths
and brooding. Actual feeding of a ors, realtors, federal and joint stock keeping in mind the foot ball game sel, vice-president, Reta Loudermilk, score of 19 to 16, while the girls
projects throughout the United
flock as well as a study of the com­ land bank appraisers, investment played with that school at the last secretary-treasurer, Beatrice Bensel, defeated the Stanfield girls by a 0. E. Ryder Sells Business to A. M. States.
mon poultry feeds and the mixing baskerJ, appra'ser,
the state an! of the season.
sergeant-at-arms Hugh
Walker, score of 18 to 14.
Discussion of rodent control was
Smith, of This City.
and balancing of rations will be for security companies, and to pros­
critic, Mr. Oullfoll, faculty advisor.
the main Issue. Mr. Frederickson'
given In the course in feeds and feed­ pective settlers and land owners.
The following named boys of the
In a deal made the latter part of chairman of Ihe district rodent con­
Marshfield— New 2200-acre game
Feasibility surveys of practically high school were awarded the foot
ing.
Be sure to not miss your last preserve established south of Ban- last week O. E. Ryder proprietor of trol representing the farm bureau,
Consruction
work on poultry all of the Irrigation projects and ball ”H” on Thursday morning, Jan. chance to see the Junior play “Sun-'don, and 4235 acre Simpson and the Hertniston second hand store, W. T. Wright of the Grange and M.
buildings, the location of poultry detail Boll surveys of 80 per cent of 22: Ernest
Addleman,
Chester' shine” to be given Saturday, the Dyment reserves renewed near Myr- sold the establishment to A. M. | F. Caldwell who has been assisting
buildings and the various types of the Willamette valley will be avail­ Rhodes, Don Shotwell, Victor Stock- 31st, at 8:15.
In the recent conlro work In this
tie Point.
Smith of this city.
poultry houses are treated under able for this course for the first
According to rporta Mr. Ryttyjr district, estimated that a saving of
courses on location and housing. time. Other new features will be a
at least 814.000 had been effected
will remain In Hermiston.
Practice work In killing and dressing lecture on “Tax Distribution In
by the rodent control work In thia
fowls for market and In candling Relation to Land Values” and one
district alone. It Is variously esti­
FOUR FACTORS ESSENTIAL
and grading eggs i8 included In the round table meeting devoted to
IN PRODUCTION OF HONEY mated that forty or fifty thousand
course on marketing poultry pro­ ‘Orderly Methods of Land Settle­
rabbits were killed In the summer
ducts
ment."
Four
factors
essential
to
profit-
!
campaign
and many more thousand
60ESS I
Training to Identify soil types In
able honey production are listed by!', ',r,nK the ” Kht "now ,a” ln Dpcpm-
the field and to make a reasonable
BLUE MOUNTAIN SECTION
60
Keep
¡11. A. Scullen. Oregon beekeeper and:bPr- Ma"r farmers In the outlying
HAS GOOD POTATO LANDS appraisal of agricultural lands for
state college bee specialist, as folowst ] “rM" wo,ll<1 bavp bppn rompelled to
SH0V6LIN6 COAL
various type« of farming Is the aim
Suitable weather for the bees to (abandon ranch« had the control not
of the course.
work in when the season of the main bpp"
Resolutions wer.
2
AWHILE.
S"ed for Certification Is Successfully
,
..
, on.
'adopted and will bn Rent to the
■ hon^y flow
Grown at H igher Altitudes.
H ay W ill AU Be Sold
Honey producing plants seretlng | p e r n o r and other agents of ths
Good Cash Crop.
That hay produced In the west
nectar In abundance.
,hp r"n‘,n,,a"°" of th .
end of the county will all be sold
A strong force of worker bees - "‘»tp
co’“ r<” moneys for the
this winter and that ranches will
75,000 to 100,000— st the beglnn- ° A C px»onsh.n service and tT.
The Blue mountain section at an be practically bare of hay until the
I ng of the honey flow.
S- bloIo«,cal survey co-operative rod-
elevation of 2600 feet or more has firat cutting of the 1925 crop la
Colonles that devote all their e n e r 'p"‘
It was shown that until
proved to be a very successful part of harve8ted. was the statement yeater
gles to g ath erin g honey and » t o r - ; ^
Oregon for growing seed potatoes for day of Car, McNaught, manager ot
Ing, rather than to swarming. The ive methods for summer poisoning
certification.
!
growers' association of Hermls-
] storing instinct must outweigh the the pests were getting more numer­
As a cash crop the potato has been
Practically 80 per cent of the I
ous.
¡swarming Instinct,
competing with grain, hay, oata and 192< crop and th« balance of the]
The question of holding a fair Is
wheat. Because of a sticky soil and j 923 crop ha8
now Mr. j
north Morrow county alternately at
Why Men W ill Not Leave Home
early fall raina. It Is a serlov8 prob- McNaught said. Livestock men are j
Irrigon and Boardman and some plan
I Smith and McMillin, agents for |
lem to aolve when the marketing of j n possession of les8 feed than us-I
|of financing continuation of farm­
the Crnsley radio, Installed a set In
the crop Is considered. As soon as llal and are a m b lin g that the re- j
ers warehouse at Irrigon come up for
the editor’s home last Saturday. We
the potatoes are dug th«y are put (mMnder of the winter will continue l
discussion next Monday evening.
have had oceans of enjoyment and
Into pits and the snows serve aa a m ud. a period of real cold weather
,entcrtalnment
listening
to
the
var-
protection from the frosts. Th»se . WOnld stimulate demand from this
Resolved. That the members of
programs that have been broad-
natural cold storage conditions keep eource. The greater part of tales la
the Irrigon Farm Bureau do M r*
cb-tcd. This i„ the reason why the
them dormant so that they are first being made to California markets,
by thoroughly endorse the cooper»-
editor has not been seen at night
class potatoes when they reach the which, while not high as compared
| live rodent control work of the IT.
j frequenting the corner grocery and 8. biological survey and the O. A. C.
potato growers In Yaktsna county. with peak prices of other years,
other places where loafing Is per-
Waali «'-ton
.extension service, and
have offered stable prices for the
mlssable. So far the set has lived
The sup'-t iff table and
quali­ tonnage, Mr. McNaught said.— Bast
Whereas, crops In the Irrigon dis­
up
to
Its
reputation
of
being
one
ties PC the B it- Mcun’ain nctl«d Oregonian.
trict during the summer of 1924
¡of the best of Its kind on ths mar­
«eie !»•> esta jt-cb *d an envlatle •-
were threatened and partially dsn-
ket. Moral to married women:
potation for these growers so that
St. Helens— Four steamers with
toyed hy hordes of rabbits;
Buy your husfcrid a radio and you
they will alway have a ready mar­ 2,100.066 feet of lumber sail in one
,
Whereas, all methods of confrol-
¡will be u nab loft get him away from
ket for t>»ir surplus seed potatoes. week for California.
¡horns with a stick of dynamite.
(Contlnued on Page two)
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W illLive A gain in Saturday
N ight Production
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