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«•o. Stye ìbrmtainn Wrath HERMISTON. UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY. JUNE 11. 1925 VOL. XIX No. 40 The young people are welll known sweet and good for 60 cents per pound. I worked there all winter, to the people of Hermiston, both of them having graduated from the also getting some butter from Allen local high school. They will be at A Lewis and processing it for them. home, 961 Corby street, Woodburn, Still there appeared no chance to A spfeclal fire weather warning Advertising copy and all get any cream from the farmer*. So Oregon, after a honeymoon. service will be maintained during T. 8. TOWNSEND MADE FIRST J went into the implement business items intended for publi the forest fire season by the weather CREAMERY BUTTER IN OREGON with Russell A Co. and was nine UMATILLA TAKES CONTEST BY cation in the current is bureau in cooperation with the var W edding at Irrigon A pretty out-door wedding SCORE OF 10 TO 8 sue of The Herald should ious forest protective agencies of the B u ilt First Commercial Creamery in years on the road. But I never gave took place Wednesday morning At the home of J . A. Graybeal, up the creamery idea. Then I went Northwest, according to announce reach this office not later at ten o’clock, when Dorthy of Irrigon. Sunday, June 7, was sol- Tillamook in 1892 to Tillamook and built one. ment Just sent out by the United than 4 P. M. Wednesday "Among the earliest creameries in Briggs became the wife of An-ien,n,zed the wedllnK of IrvlB w,ayne Hermiston Executes a Triple Flay. States forest service. Portland. This C. M. Hyskell. special writer on afternoon. The C,h ,’ ma"‘ ,0 A*°,e BeatHce Bro" “e,‘’ Oregon was one started at Farming- drew D. Rintoul of „ Portland. Stanfield Beat« Boardman service was started in 1914, and it the Portland Telegram, to which he , , of Umatlla. There was a large at- ton by a farmer, who bought cream ceremony was performed at the tendance at the ceremony, and Rev. 1 ToO proved to be of rpaetlcal value to contributes two or three articles a Please Bear This in Mind the organisations most vitally In- week under the caption "Old Ore from his nelghbore and made but home of the bride S parents, Mr. 1 Henry Young, of Hermiston, was the terested in forest fire control and gon," recently had the following In ter at his farm. There was also a and Mrs. George Briggs in Col-1 officiating minister. suppression. Standing of the Clubs regard to the butter and cheese busi- co-operative started at North Yam umbia, and was performed byi According to forest fire experts the neee of the early days, I nwhlch Mr. hill by Ad Skyles. A few yeara lat W. L. Pet. HERMISTON LOCALS fire hazard varies greatly under dif T. S. Townsend, of the local cream er when I started a creamery at As the Episcopal bishop of eastern Umatilla .... ................... 6 3 .88« fering atmospheric conditions. Rough ery was a pioneer. The article in toria, he came there and took an Oregon, Rt. Rev. W. P. Rem Stanfield ... .................... 5 4 .555 interest with us. When I first ad ington, who came from Pendle ly there are three outstand types of full reads: Mrs. J- K. Shotwell left Mon- Boardman .. .................... 4 6 .444 vanced the idea of consolidating the J fire weather: (a) hot. dry periods When we consider the possible age ton for the occasion. , , . „ .i j u _ Hermiston .. .................... 3 6 .333 j with a low relative humidity, fav- of some of the behemoth fossils found cream shipments from distant points The bride came from the house, ay morning or or rn w ere ______ orable for the starting and spread in the old Oregon country and writt. the general manager of the Southern with her father, while Me.d.1- £ ,of all types of fires; (b) periods of en about by Thomas Condon, Dr. Pacific didn’t believe it could be , , ... . , oca odge to a convention of the To have a five run lead «P until wedding march was play- . . .. . ... FARM BUREAU AHl) COMMERCIAL high winds and gales, favorable for John S. Horner and other palentol- done and was unwilling to put in a ssohns , , . . . .. • o ■ , Eastern Star being held in the | the rapid spread of existing fires; oglsits, it is easier to comprehend rate. He wrote east to agents at ed by her sister, Marian Briggs, above named city this week. the fourth Inning and ^everything CLUB TO SPONSOR AFFAIR 'and (c) lightning storms, which how young the butter and cheese Minneapolis ant St. Paul and learned and met the groom under a can-1 indicating that the contest was safe I themselves start fires. There also business is. Here in Hermiston re that they were doing it successfully opy of vines and flowers. Orchid ly stowed away In the old game bag, may be combinations of two or all sides Thaddeus S. Townsend, who there. Then he waded in and help tones predominated in the deco- Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Phipps are t^cn to |,av6 umatlla tie the soore Site and Other Deaails to be Worked of these conditions. _ made the first "creamery butter” in ed me all he could, gave special rations and the bride’s dress was in Salem this week attending the and win the game by a Ione tally, The weather bureau plans to Oregon. Some of Townsend’s old rates, and gave me a ticket to travel Out by Committee From B oth of orchid georgette, with a bou- graduating exercises at Willame- was what happened last Sunday when bac east and buy butter and ship it give to the forest protective agen friends in the Willamette valley may university. Their daughter Hermiston played Umatilla on the Organixations. cies advance information of impend have wondered what cards fate had out to Oregon. The O. R. & N. also quet of sweet peas, roses a n d , Laura is a member of the gradu- local diamond. ing changes In the weather which dealt to his hand. He being still put in rates, so that I could ship forget-me-nots. The locals registered in the first will affect the forest fire hazard, alive and hearty there can be but cream from Idaho to Portland. We After the marriage a wedding ating class. Hermlson will celebrate the 4th usually covering a period of thirty- one answer. He is in the creamery got it from south as far as Doug first frame. Bob Woodard was the breakfast was served and the -------- of July with a big community picnic. six hours. The warnings will be business in partnership with one of las county. Long, of Yoncalla, was first man up and walked. Jim Todd young couple were driven to Melba Callahan is expected was thrown out at first. Mlttles- the first farmer to ship cream to us The Farm Bureau of Columbia and sent out by telephone and telegraph. his former butter makers, H L. from that county.” Stanfield to leave on the noon , home from California this week, dorf walked and stole second. Phelpe the Hermiston Commercial club have General forest fire weather informa, Swartout. appointed committees who will work tlon will also be broadcast by radio. Townsend came to Portland twenty train for Portland where they ghe is binging with the Lyric slammed out a safe one and Woodl In a room over Wiliam Wadhams together In planning the affair. The At this juncture um Weather bureau officials point out wholesale grocery store in Portland seven years ago and started a cream will live in a home recently built :club of Los Angeles in Portland jard *9«^ site for the picnic has not as yet been that the fact that a period of danger in the winter of 1883-84 Townsend ery at Second and Pine streets. He pire Malott called a balk on the for them. : this week and will come from chosen, but a number of suggestions is forecast cannot of itself prevent made the first “processed’ or cream had already started one at Salem. Umatilla pitcher and Mittesdorf was Mrs. Rintoul has been a resi- there to Hermistom. of ideal spots with plenty of shade fires. But this information enables ery butter In Oregon. But Tillamook Next he got one going at Dallas and credited with a tally. The next two and water has been made and it Is those agencies interested to operate county was the real cradle of the then one at Lyons. He had four dent of Hermiston since child Hermiston men were thrown out at likely that the committee will make and co-operate in such * manner creamery industry in Oregon and creameries running in 1918. The hood and has been teaching in first. Phelps was pitching for the Dr. F. L. Kelly, who has been locals a choice son. and Umatilla seemed unable that the danger may be minimized. Townsend rocked it. In 1892 he pace was then getting very fast and the schools of Prineville. Mr. in charge of Dr. Prime’s dental A speaker from the outside will They state that during these periods built the first commercial creamery strong. He sold out and went to Rintoul is in the offices of the Io get the hall out of the Infield. office, while the doctor was on be procured who will deliver the ad- logger8 should exercise greater cau and cheese factory at Tillamook city. Hermiston three years ago. Here 0. W. R. & N. in Portland. In the second frame Hermiston presn of the day. There will be a tion and even cease operations over He stayed there five years and ship- the dairy business has doubled in j »« „ * 4___ o i an extended vacation in Califor- annexed three more runs. In Uma- 3 FeW t t nia, left Thursday morning fo r! ttlla's half of the third Phelps struck program of sports and a goJd time fo^ the worst period; railroad rights of ed butter to Portland. But he had three years. The idea df feeding np Kelly KpUv will wiu n practice raeticeiou t the first two men to face him all will be in store. way should be intensively patroled; to quit because there wa9 no ade the irrigated hay crop and convert toul of Oregon City, parents of ¡qnnlfnnp Spokane. Dr. Further details of the affair will fire wardens guided in the distrlbu. quate steamer service. The cheese ing It into butter and cheese is the groom drove up for the wed and the third hatted an easy ground, dentstry in Spokane. be printed in The Herald Just as tion of their forces ahd equipment; business continued steadily, how sound, he says, and will make this a ding, returning Wednesday after er to shortstop and was put out st son as they are available. first. Hermiston was playing air restrictions on camperg and tourists ever, and today Tillamook cheese has great dairy community. Alfalfa Is noon. in danger zones should be enforced, a national reputation, while Town a first class milk ration and they About forty ladies of the tight ball. In the fourth Umatlla made four runs and Woodard re and the general public warned, send, away out at Hermiston, in find it unnecessary to use any color An announcement was receiv Neighborhood club gathered at placed Phelps in the box for the reel ♦ through press and radio, of the fact eastern Oregon, Is shipping butter to ing matter In butter making. » ed Saturday of the marriage of the Ralph Richard’s home for a of the inning. In the fifth Phelpe ♦ that extraordinary precautions to Tillamook merchants. “One of the ♦ OREGON WEEKLY “The testing for butterfat was the After the went hack. ♦ prevent fire are mandatory. The best customers for our Hermiston but first vital step in the upbuilding of Dr. Louis C. Garner, son of Mr. picnic Wednesday. INDUSTRIAL REVIEW social hours refreshments were In the fifth things begin to look farmer may profitably utilize the ter is the Sanitary market in Tilla the creamery industry,” says Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Garner,¡on Thurs blue for Hermiston. Through errors ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ forecasts In panning his work, a mook, the founder of which wag in send., “The first tester I used was day June fourth in Portland served Umatilla men had managed to reach Myrtle Point—Work begun on a period of high or acute fire hazard the butcher business there when I a crude one of my own make, some to Miss Leone Weller new $50,000 school in Union Dist. with its low hum ility, being ideal first went to Tillamook and started small cans fastened to a board. I i first and second with none down. The ceremony was performed Born to Mr. and Mrs. P at | The next man tried to bunt end No, 2. haying wuather. a cheese factory,” says Townsend. put an inch of cream in each can and in the First Christian church, Doherty a ten pound girp last popped up a little fly about half way The weather bureau hag assign Coquille— Contracts let for >45,- So Oregon's widely separated and shook it to see how much butter ed two investigators, one at Port vastly different localities serve each each sample would make. The Bab Rev. Harold H. Griffis officiating. Saturday. She has been named between the pitchers box and home 000 worth of street paving. plate. Phelpg managed to get to Dr. Garner is a prominent Patricia May. cock tester came in late in ihe Vernonia has a new city library land and one at Seattle, to make a other’s needs. the ball and caught it Just before It survey of msterologieal conditions eighties. Dr. Babcock was a gov dentist of North Bend, Oregon seivice. Born on an Indiana farm in 1851, hit the ground. He threw It to Hur affecting the fire hazard. Federal, Townsend moved to Stewart, la., ernment dairy expert in a college at and his bride is a popular young Boy Scouts in Dallas organize George M. Cohan never pro ley at first who i nturn pegged It state and private forest agencies, ag when he was 29 years old, and start Madison, Wis. He gave his Inven lady also of the same city. for auxiliary fireman service. duced anything funnier than “So to Logan Todd at second, executing well as many lumber companies are ed a creamery. He came to Portland tion to the public. It was literally Coos county court purchases Roos- cooperating in these studies. a triple play. According to old- in 1883 and went to Albany to visit the creator of the dairy business. HERMISTON SCHOOL GRADUATE This is London,” the comedy velt highway right-of-way through time fans this Is Ihe first triple »lay The forecasts wll be issued In Next came the cream separator, with with international appeal, which his brother, J. H. He wanted to old Beach. pain language, indicating the period MARRIED AT ALBANY, OREGON the rotary principle first brought out will be offered to amusement •ver made on the home diamond. Lebanon—Aluminum and mangan for which issued, the nature of the ptart a creamery there but could in the DeLaval and Read machines. Hermiston scored two runs in the find no cream. Some farmers said lovers a t the Rivoli theater, Pen •eventh and Umatilla brought In ese discovery reported in Waterloo weather, wind direction and force, Mr. F. T. Glasser and Miss Mary the thing was Impossible and never district. and expected chnges in the fire Super were married at Albany, Ore dleton, next Monday night, June five. The game ended 9 to 10. could be don. "A Portland school N ew County Health Nurse Boardman wa3 defeated by Stan hazard. Hood River apple growers associa gon, June 3, according to word re 15. The plot is cleverly con teacher, Miss Alice Clausen, gave me Mts3 Amanda Metzger is the new ceived here by friends. Miss Super ceived and carried out in logical field Sunday in a close game by a tion distributed >3,175,000 for the the first practical suggestion, when county health nurse who has arriv waa a member of the graduating fashion. It is based upon the score of 1 to 0. “IF” 1924 apple crop. she told me to go and see William ed to succeed Miss Eleanor Mark- class of the Hermisto nhlgh school Salem— Ryan Fruit Co. moves into misunderstanding on the part of Wadmhams,” he says. “When I witz. Miss Markwitz has gone to this spring, and the groom is an (With Obeisances to Kipling) M. E. CHURCH SERVICES big new cold storage warehouse. asked Wadhams if he was interest Britishers regarding people and Portland for the benefit of her If you can shut your eyes when all apiarist, with extensive holdings in Eugene— May building permits to ed in my scheme, he replied that he health. Miss Metzger received her the Hermiston district. They will things American. “ So This is abodt you tal >229.000, with >1,159,365 since Sunday, June 14, 1925. had a cellar full of butter in kegs training at the Springfield, Illinois, make their home at Jefferson, Ore London” comes to Pendleton af Trim and sllapbly anklfce ean be Sabbath school at 10 A. M. January 1. that ought to have something done hospital and also at the Illinois gon. The Super family were resi ter a run in New York and Chi seen; Portland— 50 carloads Douglas Hr Morning worship at 11 A. M. to it. In those days It wag the cus training achool at Chicago. For the dents of the project until this spring If you don’t fall for some Dumb plywood shipped to Cleveland and cago with a cast headed by Law Epworth League, 7 P. M. tom for remote farmers to make but past six years she has been in New when they jemoved to the valley. St. Louis for Chevrolet motor bod " Dora’g pout, you Evening worship, 8 P. M. ter during the summer, pack it in rence D’Orsay, the original stao, Mexico, her work being In Santa Fe Need an operation on your bean. We will have aK our guests at the ies. kegs and ship it to Portland stores “ d, »» • P " “ ith evening worship the members of the Salem— iFnest strawberry crop on If you prefer such harmless fol-de- in the fall, to get money to pay bills. and Dawson, where she organized KARIE PELMRIDER ABB the county health work. rollies DEWEY PAYNE MARRIED t h a t s e e n th e r e - Not a motion Odd Fellow and Rebekah Lodges. record now being gathered here. I told Wadhams my process would As paying games of croquet in the make the butter all good and palat _____ : picture. Coquille— Thomas Michaelson has Wfcekty prayer and Bible study sun According to announcements re- , _______________ shipped 30 carloads hemlock and Freewater— Fruit crop estimates Thursday evening at 8. able. He gave me a room over the oak bark for leather tanning during Instead of front row seats at Zleg- store and I made a butter worker. fo 1925 include 900 cars prunes, 50 ccived here Marie Peimulder and A RAFT OF FUN Henry Young, Minister. feld's Follies, 1924. Shipments for 1925 will be I paid him 30 cents a pound for the cars black cherries and lg cars of Dewey Payne were married at Wood LEGION THEATRE JUN. 11-12 Your good, but h------ , you don’t old buttef and sold it back to him Royal Anne cherries. burn June 5. Charles Burk Buy« Jewelry Stock larger. t t have any fun- Salem— Building permits for May Charles Burk, proprietor of Burk’s “ A Comedy! Tear«! T hrills! Suapen»e! If you can go to Paris and stay aober; c otaled >120,950. Cash Grocery In this city, has pur If you can keep the mamselles off Action ! H appineu Rainier*—Experts report Columbia chased the Jewolry stock of William your lap; county favorable for English walnut th e 'Ogden. Mr. Burk is at present un- Just Joy! Every flicker of If you can sbun the brown ale in culture. way. For every man, woman and decided whether he will move the October. Hillsboro— Fred Gronor, pioneer . I stock or remain in the present loca- child who rememberB happy roman Candidly, my boy, you are a sap! walnut grower, sold his 1924 crop tic days with Robinson Crusoe of j lio n - If you can stay aloof from red hot for >60.000. old. Jaekie Coogan In this modern i mammas; Klamah— Oshkosh Timber Co. will STATE NEWS ¡version, is supreme delight. Ship If ou can save your dough and start Sprague rlvre box factory and | wreck leaves him a sole survivor on , calmly scrimp— mill. an island of the Pacific. He be-1 perry—Sawmill burned last year Portland— Iron Fireman plant Yours, my boy, the well-known cat's comes a power among the super-' has been rebuilt and is now In oper- pyjamas. greatly increases output of automat stitious blacks. Then a sudden up- atlon. And— which is more— my son, ic coal burners. rising and a scared Hmall boy In the i -------- you are a simp. Astoria— Dry color manufacturing midst of hungry savages! Breath- Baker— Government *wlll start — Judge. plant may be established at Pier ter less suspense- Rescue by United i work this year on lower Powder lr- minal. S tab s marines! You’ll lovb It. rigatlon project. H aying Commences Portland— New Bedell building, You'll eat up Ihe laughs and thrills. Haying operations on Trout Creek uilt of Portland fabricated sheet, Oregon City— Community will as I You can be sure of It because this uses 1600 tons of steel and 130 tons and lower Hay creek will be in full sist In expansion progam for local i beloved Junior star has never ap swing by tbs middle or last of the of rivets. pealed In a more thoroughly de woolen mil!«. Eugene— Work begun on new 12- week. lig h tfu l picture. Tbs cutting and caring for the bay incb west side water main to cost Portland— Steamer Seekon» load« Legion Theatre, two ninghts, from a large acreage of alfalfa in >25,000. 3,500,000 feet of lumber for Atlantic Thursday and Friday, June 11-12. Portland— New lighting plan for this part of Jefferson county will coast. Broadway will give beet lighted furnish employment for between 4> and 50 men during the season. Tbs COL. M’NAUGHT TO CONFER street in the United States. WITH SECRETARY WORK I Rot kaway—Southern Pacific move Portland—Contracts let for new growers are assured thia year of at I track to allow Roosevelt highway to Roes Island bridge to cost >1,641.- least three good cuttings, the first i 1 ulld at Jelty creek New section At a rerent meeting of the board 3«3. one being now harvested, having ; of directors of the Hermiston Irriga shortens Rockawey-Nehalem rout* Eugene— Three new sorority matured without the necessity of Ir. tion District Col. McNaught was by 29 miles. homes and one fraternity hall w ill' rigatlon. Many of the high achool cho en. to represent the district at cost >145.000. Five similar stu- boys have obtained employment in Bend— City gives site for Harts a meeting to be held In Portland dents' living homes were built last the hay fields, several of them leav- horn shade roller plant. July 7. Mr McNaught will confer year. I ng last Monday night.—.Madras Eugene — Lutheran Brotherhood with Secretary Work relative to Portland. Recent >300,000 fire Pioneer. ¡certain problems In connection with In Pacific Telephone and Telegraph , . -------- plans -109.000 old people's home for the project. Company office »nt 55.000 phones Klamath Falls— Pelican hay camps 60 Inmates. If there Is anything on your mind ont of use. Normal service was re- employ 248 men shipping 35 cars of that you would like to have pre logs daily. stored la only 14 days. Sutherlin— W. D. aVlentlne, of sented at ths conference. Colonel Salem— Elks lay cornerstone of California buys 2.000 acres for -50,- McNaught will gladly grant »» I".' Klamath Falla— Poe toff ice will new -150,000 iemjtle now almost fln- fdO. _ few lew, rated a* flrot cl»m otOc« J»ly I. WEATHER BUREAU TO ISSUE FOREST FIRE WARNINGS NOTICE T. S. TOWNSEND IS EARLY BUTTER MAKER «■■■■■■■■■■■■I GOMMUNITY PICNIC FOR JULY FOURTH T h e J u n e B r id e FIVE WEDDINGS ARE SOLEMNIZED HERMISTON LOSES CLOSE GAME
