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•a I îîrralh VOL. XIX P U N S FOR RABBIT ORIVE ARRANGED HER|iISTON. UMATILLA COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 1925 POULTRY BUSINESS HURT PARENT-TEACHER MEETING FEB. 12 PANKOW TO STAY ON JOB AS WATER SUPERINTENDENT N4. 22 buying. The return has been shown here by a strong demand for - - »VU «l-O on U irrigated tracts and a few leases Assurance Sent Growers That State An Increase of Salary Is Offered As 18226400 ¡«alcs at low figures. The national Regulations Do Hot Affect Move Inducement. ’’ ’ ----- ------ 1 real est real estate association has started ment of Day Old Chicks movement to stabilize land values The city council at their meet STABT TO BE MADE FROM WAU- throughout the country. Specula, That the shipping of day-old LINCOLN DAY PROGRAM BEING ing last Wednesday night agreed to GAMAH-GRAHAM CORNER, 9:30 chicks ucroes state lines I, not af lation will be eliminated ag far as WILD RIDE AND PARTY ENDS IN raise the saary of Water Superin PREPARED 'possible and actual returns from the fected by the quarantine and em- tendent Pankow if he would recon COUNTY JAIL ! bargo regulation» against the fowl eider hlg resignation and stay on OUTLOOK BRIGHTER THAN EVER <Wi* 56 *nadBithu bastB of ’ »>«*•• The association claimg that this is nec- Lnnch W ill Be Served to Those W ho' plague i8 the assurance to Oregon the job. BEFORE IN THE HISTORY essary to the welfare of all other Participate.—A Large Number poultry breeders given by the state Eight Grade Pupils Under Direction Some time ago Mr. Pankow sign!, of Mr. Bengel W ill Provide the business, loaning companies, banks, Men. One of Thera 40 Y ean Old, Prom Hermiston to Attend ««liege experiment station. fled his intentions of resigning and OF THE PROJECT Program. Teachers to Be Held After Party With T&reo mercantile establishments, public I The fowl pest hag caused conster going east. In recognition of his Hostesses to Parents. utilities, etc., ag all values must fin Young Girls nation and actual loss in midd|le valuable service in the past the city ally be fixed on the land. Thus the Plans for the big rabbit drive that western states and some states fur council made the offer. Mr. Pan ReHef To The Settlers From Water nee'era„y V the ralura of the pros will be staged next Sunday in the ther east,, sayB Dr. B. T. Simms, The regular meeting of the Par-| kow has accepted the position for Chargeg and Soil Classification perous farmer can be seen to have Columbia district have been perfect head of the veterinary medicine de Three men, ranging In age from a year at the new salary. Are Outstanding Factors For ed. Those who participate are asked partment, but has not appeared in ent Teacher Association will be held become Interwoven in the thought 16 to 40, are in the county jail fac • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ of the people of all walks of life. to meet at 9:30 at the Waugaman any state as far west a8 the Rocky February 12. Instead of holding Future Progress. Diversi ing charges of contributing to the and Graham corners. The start will mountains so far as known. Un the meeting in the high school au First Steps fication of Crops Is Also delinquency of minors, as a result ditorium it will be held in the music be made from this point. founded reports tend to throw a The most Important fact to us of an alleged wild ride and a liquor Stressed With Dairying A lunch will be served by those panic into some poultry growers and room downstairs. Is the relief from water charges party that took them and three A Lincoln program is being plan Foremost. who are sponsoring, the drive. Her damage the breeders correspondingly. Most everyone Is now familiar with young girls over the south and west ned by the eighth grade under the miston ammunition dealers will sell Dr. L. F. Pelton, state veterinar direction of Mr. Bensel the dxtsnt of that relief. The bill end of Umatilla county Sunday night shells at a reduced cost to those who ian of Washington, hag wired Dr. now bfore the legislature provides and Monday. Arrangements have been made (BY E. P. DODD) expect to attend the drive. Simms that the regulations made with the Campfire girls to take HAS FLOW OF 225 GALLONS PER for the removal of all arrearage8 and The arrest of the three men was The editor has asked me to pre the payments due this year. When If you have any questions to ask by that state do not apply to day-old MINUTE effected Monday night In Pendleton pare something for his readers on in connection with the affair see chicks. The same may be said of charge of the small children during the ’ends are classified and the eco through the cooperation of members the rising prospects of the Umatilla Henry Hitt, who will captain the the California regulations, and, as the meeting. It is hoped by doing nomic surveys ls made the basis of this more parents will be able to Project. He has felt it in the air a new contract will be provided. of the sheriff’s office and the city Hermiston aggregation. far as known, of those of Idaho and attend. Depth of 150 Feet is Reached. and with the urge of spring, and police after Deputy Sheriff Bennett other states. The productivity of the soil will be had chased the sextette from Uma A social half hour will follow the Will Be Ready for Use in will try to stir the hope that springs MOTHERING THE SETTLER fundamental, a feature never before meeting when the teachers will be eternal. Young men's fancies and emphasized. Great care will be tilla Into Pendleton. The names of About Ninety Days. Settlers hae suffered through hav $2,180 Prizes Open to Corn Farmers hostesses to the parents and light re love of the soil express their emo exercised In placing the different the girls were not divulged at the ing placed too much faith in glitter In Oregon Counties freshments will be served. tions about the same time of the character of soils on this project sheriff’s office. ing advertising and glib promoters, Prizes totaling $2,180 are offer The men arrested Included Several days was spent last w eek1 year. and have sunk their all in acquir ed to corn farmers in Oregon coun In the proper class, as future pay "Shorty” Fields, of Irrigon, about Spokane is credited with one of the testing out the new city well that After a two or three year winter ing an interest in Oregon farms that ties who make entries in the Nat lowest infantile mortality rates in ments, and therefore better relief 40 years old; Bishop Wisdom, 24, could not yield a living to their in ional Seed Corn Show to be held in the United States for cities between is being dug near the butte. The of discontent a revival of the hopes for each quality of land, will be of Irrigon, and Jake Helmick. 1«, well has been sunk to a depth of of the farmer seems to be near. I permanently established. experienced cultivation. Homeeeek- Chicago March 2 to 7 under the aus 100,000 and 250,000 in the prelim who gave his home as Pendleton. ers are led to expect too much Nom pices of the Sears-Roebuck Agricul inary estimate by the census bui 150 feet and a flow obtained of 225 have always been classed as a boos The days of wonderment at engin A party marked by the con gallons a minute. This does not ter, and still am, but the depression eering feats and the romantic ac raw land, the conquering of which tural Foundation, an announcement eau. The table is based on the sumption of liquor began here Sun equal the flow of the present well of the last few years In lands and involves practical knowledge as well received here states. The show, number of deaths of children un hievem ent of spreading the water day evening according to Deputy ?» privation and hardship. To help which is to be held during “Seed der the age of 1 year and the rate but is enough to amply supply the agricultural conditions has altered on the desert wastes are for a time Sheriff Bennett, and at 9 o’clock all needs of the city. my point of view. Nevertheless set aside ag blase. Stupendous dams ruard against these abuses it is pro Corn Test Week,” is intended to these deaths per 1000 births. According to Water Superintend there are good reasons to believe and long canals and "making the six of the celebrants got Into a posed by Senator Dennis to establish drive home the need of a high ger Seventy-six citieg are tabulated in small car and went to Pilot Rock. ent Pankow the water from the new that better days are coming to the a State Colonization Commission and mination seed corn policy to insure the census bureau's figures. In 65 desert bloom as the rose” are not The party Included the three men well Is softer and better in every re Umatilla Project. equip it with an appropriation that the country a normal 1925 corn crop. of these having 44,8894 deaths un In our minds now. We no longer and three girls, one of them sixteen spect and the citizeng of Hermiston Five years ago when deflation was feel the thrill of oratory In uttering years old and two fifteen years old. wii, enable it to supervise state ef In addition to the five-dollar der the age of one thei infantile are assuered purer and more whole set in operation even the most pes Bootn Tucker’s matchless phrase. fort at land settlement. prize to be awarded to the farmer mortality rate, as compared to birtjis, They left Pilot Rock Sunday aquatic liquid for drinking pur simistic could not predict the col ‘The manless land for the landless "The commission shall have gen in the county showing the best ear Is 71. In Spokane it is 51 as com some morning about 1 o’clock and drove poses. lapse that came. Since then scores man," nor the old slogan, "no man eral supervision of state efforts to of corn, a thousand dollars in gold pared with 48 in 1923. Total The well is being cased and new of reasons have been proclaimed why dares to estimate the possibilities to Umatilla where they arrived at bring and locate in the State of Ore is offered to the farmer in Oregon deaths under the age of one in Spo between 3 and 4 o’clock In the morn gon desirable persons who wish to or the United States who exhibits kane last year were 120, an in equipment ig ordered and it is be the farmer wag down and everybody of the Umatilla project." . In the In ing. Here one of the men arranged acquire lands and follow agricultu the nation's champion ear. An crease of six over the year before. lieved will be ready for use in else was up. Politics and big busi spiration of the great reclamation for rooms In a rooming house, and about ninety days. ness and little businesg trted out movement and the ecstacy of pioneer the girls were taken In at the back ral and other pursuits," says S. B. other prize of a thousand dollars to all sorts of explanations. Finally in ing we pushed on until other condi door. The sextette remained In 06, the Dennis bill. "It shall es the agricultural agent, farm bureau, their hopelessness to place the cause tions arrived that brought the Fact Umatilla until Monday afternoon pecially study the conditions in the agricultural or community organiza and make It stick they laid It on the Finders and finally the estimate of and then started back to Pendleton. several irrigation districts w ith a tion of the county displaying the farmer. Then the farmer began to the dirt itself on which we had view to determining the uses for largest number of entries is also Deputy Shertff Bennett accom kick back and formed the farm bloc buiided. The old reglne did its al panied by a relattvo of one of the which the lands are best adapted, announced. and politics warmed up over his lotted work. The new reglne has girls, started for Umatilla and met and shall use its best efforts to ob The show is open to the entire Devoted to the Interest and Development of the Hermiston School« plight and investigations followed. its work to do. The king is dead,, the car on the road, but the rela tain setflers who are equipped by United States. Any person— boy asrsssEs The whole country began to talk long live the king. Construction of tive did not recognize the girl, eo experience to carry on the kind of and girl, man and woman— may en Vol. 4. about the farmer and even the great irrigation work will mark an the sheriff's car was driven on to agricultural pursuits to which the ter an ear of oom. Parcel poet en- funny papers made jokes on. his epoch in American history. Ex district is best adapted." tries will be received any time up Last Thursday night the snappy and talent was shown in this suc "prosperity." Markets for manu ploitation of lands w i, a part of Umatilla. The six person,, were ar-, This measure springs from the to the night of March 7, and each rested In Pendleton by the police sense of moral responsibility that is ear must have the name, address, quintet of the local high school lost cessful piece of art. The Junior factured goods began to fall off and the great Westward Ho movement. when their aid was dnllstod by the felt by many people of Oregon tow county and state o t its owner on a itg first game of the season out of class cleared about $95 above ex big Industry began to feel the We were all a part of these events. sheriff’s offtfce. pinch. The first public expression We enjoyed the glow of the excite ards those who are invited to come paper which should be wrapped se seven games played to the speedy penses. The man named Fields furnished Dalles five. The following night that seemed to go home to the nat ment of the time, but finally after he liquor for the party, according here and make their home. We curely around the ear with the writ have witnessed so often in the last ing on the outside. No ear will be The Dalles won a decided victory The regular meeting of the For ion was whert President Coolidge, a great war, found ourselves and a to Information secured by member» twenty years that horaeseekers have awarded a prize until tested for vit over the Pendleton Buckaroos by k um will be held Wednesday, Febru In his first speech after succession parcel of land we had taken title of the sheriff’s force.pEast Oregon scqre of 22 to 12. to the presidency, said that this nat to the end of It all. So here after ian. lost their lifetime savings through ality and disease resistance, the Coach Oralapp’s hoop throwers ary 4, the program of which will be ion could not continue to be pros 18 years of experience we are recog having been inveigled into buying judges to be selected by the Amer didn’t find their stride until the last the practice debate of the Hermis perous with forty million of Its popu nizing first principles and taking land that could not pay for itself in ican Society of Agronomy. half In which they scored one point ton Hi debating team, Hugh Wal adddition to yielding a living— un Entries should be addressed to the more than The Dalles. The line ker and Dorothy Shotwell, affirm lation on farmg and in farming com a new start in life. So, I say the ♦ less the settler had the hardy dis National Seed Corn Show, Sears- FARM REMINDERS ative, and Earl Bensel and Frank munities In distress. Little has been old king Is gone and long live the ■> up follows: position and practical experience Roebuck Agricultural Foundation, Swayze, negative, on the question. done by the government and there new ruler of our destiny—ourselves ♦ ♦ (IT) (13) Resolved, That the convention sys is much to do before the adminis and our estates. that would enable him to survive Chicago. Alldermat 7 ,..„...F............ 7 Parrish tration has contributed to the re and conquer. tem formerly in use is preferable to Marquis is a good variety to re A New Background Cook 8 ..................... F......2 Waterman A service would be performed by the present direct primary law of storation of agriculture permanent With relief from water charges seed thin stands of turkey red or Hog Shortage Looms Staddleman 2 ......C............2 Smith ly. a state commission if it would keep Oregon. comes a new background for the fu other rod wheats In the localities Farmers in Umatilla county who The national real estate associa ture In the general attitude toward where reseeding is necessary, sayg home seekers from settling on any are in the hog business stand a good Fergeson .................G............ J Rhodeg All mer.'be-s of the high school tion reports that the sale of farm the problems of reclamation. It Is the experiment station. Federation land in Oregon unlesg they knew chance to substitute recent losses Carlson ....... «..... G............... Shotwell are invited. 3.. .............. Ucnrcl lands throughout the United States the helping hand. how to farm it the way It should be or lack of profits In the near future and Hnrd Federation are the two In 1924 was 23 per cent greater farmed. But can a state commis if the heavy decrease In the number best varieties for thlckoning thin, An effort is being made to secure See the grade operetta, "The Toy than In 1923 and at prlceg ranging Bill King’s Grizzly Bears from sion do this? Would a state com of hogs in the country is spread over the services of a farm adviser, which stands of white wheat. Hard Fed Shop,” and various other musical Helix will play the home teamR her® from 10 to 20 per cent higher. is so strongly urged by Dr. Elwood eration is particularly good because mission dare divert one settler from the Pacific coast sectidn, ccordlng to one Irrigation project? Would not an opinion by Fred Bennlon, county Friday. February 13. The dope all numbers by the lower grades and Hl Investment In the most deflated dis Mend. This man will not only aid it Is such an early variety. the people Interested in the project agent. The recent report by the points at two of the closest games school glee club which Is to be giv tricts by big capital has been goln)? in prparatlon of land producing en February 7, at 8:15 P. M. on for over a year. Wise financiers crops but also In marketing and the raise sqch an outcry against such department of agriculture on the ever played on the home floor. Brooding chicks on the same have found the best landg at lowest development of cooperative associa a state commission that the next number of hogs in the hands of The members of the Junior play ground two or more years in suc Bandit to Wallace— "Hands up! prices and are buying again. The legislature would abolish the com farmers in January, 1925, ig 12,- tions. He ls supposed to be a real cast and their coach, Mr. Guilfoil, Your money or your life." movement Is reported to have reach leader who will have knowledge of cession is considered poor practice mission? 000,000 less than for the same time deserve marked credit for their pro Wallace— "Take'my life. I’m sav ed as far west as Twin Falls where and sympathy with the farmers by the Oregon experiment station. And if the commission did not last year. The high price of feed duction of "Sunshine." Much work ing my money for my old age. there has recently been considerable work, and of such a personality as The colony system of brooding have courage to keep inexperienced and the low price that has prevail makes it possible to alternate two settlers from trying to convert sage ed for hogs Is held responsible for to Inspire confidence. At this time or three plots of ground, thereby brush Into alfalfa and pay $100 or the very sharp reduction In the such men will fill a growing need. decreasing ground contamination. more an acre from the profits of herds. Ordinarily in Umatilla coun It ls gnerally conceded that we must the venture, what good would the ty only enough hogs are kept to do so and are turning from alfalfa Federation wheat planted on the commission be? alone to other products. Alfalfa clean up waste around a ranch, but Irrigated lands and on dry land For the state to attempt to be a some farmers have followed hog will long remain the staple because father and mother to the homeseek- growing as a commercial proposi of Its effect on the soli and the uses sections where good rainfall Is pres er may be attempting too much. tion. to which It can be put. Next to al ent in Eastern Oregon, will ouf- » But there Is no question as to the falfa Is of course the dairy herd, yield all other varieties reports the Its milling worthy purpose behind the move which will be enlarged, and the experiment station. Memebrg of the University of Idaho ment. The only question is as to close relation of the cow and alfalfa qualities is fairly good. faculty have »pledged $4179 to the its practicability,—Oregon Voter, will be the baslg of our future opera- memorial armory end gymnasium to Sour milk an the only drink for . Itlons. Futher diversification will be built on the campus in memory the first six or eight weeks of ths Methodist Episcopal Church i follow. Poultry seems destined to of Idaho war dead, according to word Sunday. February th8—Sunday- received at Spokane. This Is a con (become a big factor and may rival chick’s Ufa Is recommended by ths __ school at 10 A. M. This will be Par tribution to the $250,000 fund be '/ Ì the cow in total production. Hogs Oregon experiment station as an aid ents day. All parent Invited to visit ing raised over the state by thp in small numbers on each place will in preventing bacillary white diarr the school while in session; morning Idaho memorial association, and remain strong and sheep are proving hoea and coccidlosls. worship at 11 A. M. Subject, "The i grew out of Joint action by the j very profitable. That the bee has & Mariout and Hannehen barley here a natural habitat Is well known Deity of Jesus Christ." Epworth ldaho American Legion and the and honey production is assured of planted liberally on dry 1andg and League at 6:45 P. M. All the young univerg|ty alumni association. The foIkB especially Invited. Song ser- number of faculty members con- ! profit. The growing attention to Hannehen and Trebl on irrigated and increase of asparagus is founded lands of Eastern Oregon will help vlee for evening meeting begins a ttr ib u tin g is 102. With Moscow on sound experience, and there Is flit the much needed Increase of 7:30. Mr. Lynden F. Barnett, musi- cltllens ralgln(r between $15,000 and ( much promise to Its production. feed producllon In Oregon, the ex1- eal director, will be in charge of the |1 6 000 for the fund the contrtbtI. music at all meetings. Special evan -it)on o( the facu„ y brlnig thg toU , Grapes have been successful and ai- perlment station says. gelistle meetings every evening a t )rataed the town to BwrOTta,ate^ ! ! ho strawberries and these should be 7:30 o’clock. Everybody is Invited $20.000. The quota for Latah I greatly dnereased. The growing of , Successful pouilrymen have found early potatoes commands Interest it unprofitable to brood chicks of to any or all of theee services. Henry POllnty wag pIaced at , J0>000 which and has proven successfull. A few | different ages in the same lot. This Young, minister. | it gaJd bag been in ,|y subscribed. other products as small side lines, practice results In many poorly de- ---------- ------------- Reports from Boise, where head- llke pop corn, hroom corn, small velopcd pullets, which mature too Libfaly Has Record Breaking Circn- quarters for the drive are maln- vegetables for home use. wheat and late tn |>s profitable egg producers, lation in January talned. is that more then $200,000 corn for poultry and home livestock j say Oregon station reports, The circulation of books from the has been pledged. Thio virtually are In the minds of many of our _______ _ _ _ _ _ _ Hermiston library was greater in assures the memorial, aa many coun. ; farmers, hut diversification along a Archdeacon Goldie Holds Servicer January than any other month since ties did not start their campaign un- j few definite lines In large quantities Archdeacon Goldie was ln HermW- tbe library was founded. 1100 til January 1. sufficient to develop marketing agelt- i ton Tuesday and held Episcopal Ber volumes were circulated. A number ries will be the aim of our new ef vices at the Hermiston hotel In the of pleasing posters on children’s read- Garabaldi— Whitney mill builds I. W H O .) ! fort to restore prosperity to our own evening. The visit of Bishop Rem- Ing have been received from the <0x90 foot addition for lumber ater- | — — ............ - ---------- — — — Ington which was announced for county library and are on display. (Continued on Page two) thin d»te has been postponed. BY FOUL PLAQUE PANIC FUTURE PROSPECTS Ilf SEEN BY LOCAL MAN tl NEW CITY WELL TESTED THIS WEEK High School Mirror In s p ir a tio n BOOZE PARTY ENDS IN ARREST OF THREE
