Stye Híermtato Wralfc
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HERMISTOM. UMATILLA COUMTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18. 1925
WARMING
NOTICE
»•M
roUlTRYsPECIALIST
Traffic violations have become so
prevalent within the city limitó that
It becomes necessary to issue this
warning that all motorists who per­
sist in Speeding, turning between
intersection or otherwise violating
a E. COSBY WILL GIVE CULLING
traffic rulee, will be arrested.
Hermiston avenue has become a
DEMONSTRATION
veritable speedway, and It Is hoped
that due heed will be given this
¡ warning.
W ill Meet Poultry Club at 1 P. M.
F. V. PRIME. Mayor.
at Rhodes Ranch, and Other
No. 49
CLARK COWS MAKE
EXCEPTIONAL RECORD
HERE AUGUST 18
OREGON WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
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STATE MARKET AGENT
REPAYMENT POLICY
OF U. S. OUTLINED
J. Lee Clark who lives west of I
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DEPARTMENT
Advertising copy and all
town has nine cows. Two of them
are heifers with their first calves.
items intended for publi­
Hillsboro— 12,000 square yarls of (C. E. Spence, Market Agent T il
During the past eleven months they
cation in the current is­
street paving being laid for »26,-
Court House, Portland.)’
have
averaged
333
pounds
of
butter-
sue of The Herald should
GENERAL POLICY HAS BEEN
fat each. These figures are based 000.
Recent reports from the Depart
reach this office not later
on the actual amount of cream sold
ADOPTED BY BUREAU
went of Agriculture, which have
than 4 P. M. Wednesday
Falls City— Important deposit of been widely copied by the press, ,
to the creamery.
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afternoon.
These cows have a good record lime found here.
I slate that the dollar received by the
and Mr. Clark has a right to be
farmer for his products Is above par R elief to Be Extended to Those Ab-
Please Bear This in Mind
Roseburg— 5.000 acres of broc-^and
proud of the herd.
is equal to 103 in purchase of
Ranches to be Visted in the
pliants Whose Financial Condition
11 estlm
e8tJmated t0 yleId 2000 carloads ¡other' cômnïodHIesï "This
There
ts
no
doubt
a
number
of
conclu­
COOPERATION IS NOW
Forenoon Tuesday.
this
year.
W ill Not Permit of Repayment.
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dairymen on the project who have
sion lg hardly fair,” says C. E.
BECOMING A GIANT
herds that are producing as well as
¡Spence, state market agent, "as It
-
-
Umatilla county wheat crop esti- is based on present price of wheat
Th „ n r ,
„
k
the Clark herd. If so we would like
H.
E.
Cosby,
O.
A.
C.
Extension
<ne
general
policy
has been ad-
Two million American farmers are
mated at 5.000,000 bushels.
j at terminals at about 11.40 per i
this year marketing »2,500.000,000 P oultrySpecialist will conduct poul. to hear concerning them. Write
bushel, while about 85 per cent of np,ed by the bureau and ratified by
and tell us about your herd or when
worth of farm products through 11,- try culling demonstrations in Uma­ you are in town drop into the of­
Klamath Falls— Klamath county last year’s crop was sold before and i ,be Department that charges due
tilla county as follows:
000 cooperative organizations of I
Monday, August IT, 1:30 p. m., E. fice and let us know what your cows grain gfop estimated at 1,000,000. | closely following harvest, at from must be paid in every case In which
which they are members.
are doing.
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180 cents to »1.20 per bushel, at the water users are financially able
IW. Orr’s, Freewater.
This wag an outstanding fact
State awards »1,000,000 construe-iinterior
points.
Many farmers
Tuesday,
August
IS,
2:30
p.
m..
to make payment.
The various re­
CAR IS WRECKED ON HIGHWAY brought forcefully to the attention at Mrg. Rhode«, Hermiston.
tion contracts on Roosevelt H igh -! bousht back seed wheat and paid as
FOREST SERVICE ISSUES
of the American Institute of Co­
lief
acts
and
the
adjustment
act of
way.
high
a8
»2.75
per
bushel.
Wheat
will cull the entire
NEAR STANFIELD
operation at its first session In Phil- , „ Mr.
. Cosby
.
FOREST FIRE FIGURES
prices
at
»1.40
to
»2.00
do
not
help
1924
are
designed
to
provide
only
adelphia late In July by Secretary!
at both p,ace3 and car6ful'y
State contracts for building 360- the farmer when he hasn't any to such relief as may be needed. Sub­
Jardine of the department of a g ri-1
’ r‘"C,pIeS of cu,Iln^ 854 Forest Fires Fought up to July
foot Crooked river highway bridge. sell.”
, hlgh prlced feed 11 la very lra-
section F of the adjustment act pro­
Offender is Assessed a Fine of $500 culture. This fact, together with
31
by
Service
in
Oregon
and
Mr. Spence says this Is also true
¿he fact that such an institute was
to know the Iaycrs from thfl
vides for funding of delinquent
and Sixty Days in Jail a t
of
cattle
and
hogs.
"The
present
W ashingeon,
Oregon merchandise exports for
being held, seem to constitute ad e-! . . „
Pendleton.
price of cattle is about 20 per cent harges when adjustment contracta
first quarter of 1925 were »10,655,-
quate proof that cooperative mar- ■
ermis on e will meet the
higher than that of last fall and •ire made, but as a prerequisite to
Ei^bt hundred and fifty-four for­ 447.
keting ls forcing ahead with a de- P° ” ' y Cl"b at Mrs Rhodes at 1
winter, when the bulk of cattle were the execution of such contracts the
A man who said hl,
I p. m., and at both places. In the est fires have been fought by the
gree of success little realized by even
harvested. The price for bogs now Secretary of the Interior, ln his dis­
John Wright and give his address
mornings, as many farms will be U. S. Forest Service in the National
Baker City building permits from is 20 to 30 per cent higher than last
its best friends.
cretion. may require compliance
as Portland, wag arrested about five
visited as possible.
forest
regions
of
Oregon
and
Wash­
Jan. 1 to July 25 reached »300,000. fall. The cost of necessities, such
The business done by these co-
o’clock Thursday afternoon by state
with any reasonable conditions, one
ington
up
to
July
31
this
year.
Of
as cloth and clothing. Is still 193; i f which no doubt will be that
officer Will Hoskins one mile east 'peratlve organizations is approxi­
Hood River— Apple growers will these 593 were held under one-
mately one-fifth, or 20 per cent, of
Silverton— New building this year fuel and lighting 196; buiding mat­
of Stanfield.
operation and maintenance charges
receive
»15
a
ton
for
canning
fruit.
quarter of an aire, 209 were held totals $130,000.
the total agricultural business of
erials 179; household furniture 176; for 1924 and 1925 be paid If the
According to reports the man was
under
ten
acres,
and
52
were
large
the country, Dr. Jardine told the
farm implements 192—wholesale financial ability of the water user
Intoxicated and had run Into a car
Klamath Falls — Oregon Trunk fires of ten acres or over. Light­
Institute.
Marshfield—Sewer
prices
as compared with 153 for nernilts. The same principle Is ap-
contract
let
driven by Dick Thom. It is said Mr.
railroad pays »90,000 for terminal ning was responsible for 600 of the
"The leaders in the cooperative site.
for »143,618.
farm products. These figure« |are
Thom observed that the back of the
fires,
while
254
were
man-caused.
nllcablp to the payment of construc­
based on 1910-1914 prices estimat­
Ford which the man was driving movement— the directors, officers
These figures have Just been Issued
tion
charges, but naturally prefer­
and
managers
of
the
more
than
12,-
Oregon City— Center Btreet citi­ ed at 100.”
was loaded with booze, and leaving
ence wilt he given to the payment
000 cooperative associations In the ' Cottage Grove—New 1,000,000 by the District Forester, Portland, zens ask for asphaltic concrete pav­
a man in charge to watch Wright,
operation
and
maintenance
United
States,
particularly— are 8Allon water reservoir will cost the Oregon.
ing.
The Dalles Market Progressing
went to notify the authorities. In
The report covers only fires han­
charges where the flnancia condi­
trustees for at least 2,000,000 farm- c,tF »18,706
the meantime the man eluded his
A public market was started at
dled by the Forest Service in or ad­
tion of applicant win not permit
Medford— Pear crop is now esti­ The Dalles June 16 and Paul E.
guard and started to walk down the era who are members of these or­
jacent
to
the
National
Forets,
payment of both.
Springdale —• Producers Associa­
mated
at
1800
carloads.
highway. He had received a num­ ganizations,’’ he said. "This means
Fowler
reports
that
It
is
growing
Of the man-caused fires 104, or ap­
Construction and operation and
tio n will handle 150 cars cauliflower
ber of cuts in the collision and wan that upward of 10,000,000 peopli
steadily, notwithstanding that It ls
proximately
40 per cent, were caus­
maintenance charges accruing prior
—de- 50 cars of cabbage and 10 cars let-
Sherwood—
New
water
and
sewer
bleeding profusely when V. V. farm men, women and children—
rather
a
hard
proposition
to
make
. i
• in ed by campers. Smokerg come next system, sufficient for1 three times a success of such an undertaking 'o 1924 and delinquent when ad-
Lewis passed him on the road. Mr. pend upon the honesty and efflcien- tuce.
charged with 69 fires, or about 27
cy
with
which
the
cooperative
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lustment contracts |ire made wl#l
Lewis saw the wrecked car and of-
per cent. Lumbering is third, hav­ present population, almost finished. In a city where credit tg the rule.
dations
are
managed,
for
the
returns
The market opened with six farmers be funded as the law provllee, put
fred to take the injured man to a
ing
caused
24
fires.
Lumbering
COL. CHAS. S W E E N E Y
Milton-—Ten cars Red June and selling and sales averaged $30 to $40 does not mean that pending possible
doctor. He was brought to Hermis­ which they will receive for their
fires, however, stand first in point
Yellow Transparent apples bring per day. July 10 there were thir­ execution of such contracts water us.
ton and Dr. Illsley rendered medical year’s labor. Surely this is a chal­
of
damage
and
area
burned
over,
ac­
$1.50 a box.
teen selling and the avrage was from *rs may deliberately refuse to make
aid. By this time the officers from lenge that will bring out the best
cording to the Forest Service infor­
$75 to $100 pr day, and Is steadily any payments, even when financially
Pendleton arrived at the scene of and highest type of agricultural lea­
mation.
Two
of
the
worst
fires
ln
dership.
Portland — Portland Boulevard Increasing. The directors state that nble to do so morely for tbe purpose
the wreck hut were unable to find
the
National
Forests
of
the
District
"I do not mean t* Imply that the
citizens vote for black top paving the undertaking Is a decided suc­ >f having charges accumulate to be
ther man. They drove through
this year are fires occurring In lum­
responsibility
of directing the coop­
to cost $38,623.
cess.
Hermiston and on toward Umatilla
funded under subsection L of the
bering
operations..
The
Wind
River
thinking perhaps the man had erative association rests solely with
act mentioned. The law makes It
fire on the Columbia National forest
the
leaders.
The
farmer
who
invests
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.
caught a ride down the highway.
Want Quality Payments
•ptional with the Secretary of the
with a burned area of approximate­
officers make survey for future line
Upon returning to Hermiston some his capital In 's cooperative market­
At a recent dairymen’s conference ’nterlor to amend outstanding con-
ly 4,000 acres, started on the Wind
ing
association
and
entrusts
to
it
service in Portland and western Ore­ In Canada a resolution was passed ' facts, and in this connection he
one Informed them that the man win
River sale area, a going operation
gon.
j
, asking the government to make pay­
in the doctor’s office. The immedi­ products representing a further in­
may Impose such reasonable condi­
While
the
cause
of
this
fire
was
not
vestment of capital and labor has the
ately placed him under arreet.
ment for milk according to the but­ tion« as Be may rind Tbe sfreum-
definitely established, it started on
responsibility
of
selecting
men
cap-
Oregon potato crop estimated at ter fat content compulsory, irres­
Just as soon as the doctor patched
an area closed to the public, and
4,900,000 bushels, 1,000,000 more pective of the purpose for which It stances Justify as a prerequisite to
him up the officers took their pris­ i'uie of managing his business effi­
open only to the timber-sale opera­ than last year.
the amendment of present contracts
oner to Pendleton where he plead­ ciently. The fundamentals essential
was used. The dairymen point“«
tors and their employees, It Is said.
This policy is one of general ap-
for
success
in
cooperation,
after
all,
ed guilty to a charge of possession
out that while many of the milk pur­ ilication, and there iH no dlsposl-
Another damaging fire on Snow
include
an
Informed,
progressive,
Salem—
Oregon
state
prison
now
of liquor. He was given a fine of
chasers Insisted on a minimum stan­
creek, Oymplc National Forest, with
has largest flax scutching mill ln dard of butter fat, they did not pay ion to prejudge the necessity for
»500 and sixty days In Jail. There farm population.
a
burned
area
of
200
acres,
also
relief or the extent to which relief
Speaking further Dr. Jardine
world.
was about twelve gallons of moon­
patrons any bonug for milk, that
started on a timber sale operation
said:
*111 be granted. Careful and sym­
shine found in the car.
tested
above
the
standard,
and
It
re­
The report shows that to date
"The principle of cooperation. I
Flax production of Willamette val­ sulted in herds with high hutterfat pathetic consideration will be given
there have been 4 7 convictions for ley near Salem estimated at 2500
:onclder to be so important not only
belny penalized. Demand for stand­ to all facts presented and recom­
SUGGESTIONS IMPROVE RADIO
violations
° t the forest fire laws, tons.
to agriculture, but to the national
ards in all products lg fast spreading mendations made by the Board of
RECEPTION
and there are a number of other
life as a whole, that I am happy to
over
the country and the state mar­ itirvey and Adjustments and other
cases being prepared for proscutlon.
Portland— Overtime Bedell build
lata submitted bearing upon the
A few simple suggestions from place the United States department
One ^casualty has been reported ing brings bricklayers pay to $16.50. ket agent thinks that it la but a
Jnanclal and economic situation,
radio engineers as to the value of if agriculture at the service of this
matter
of
time
when
an
under-grado
to the district office in connection
*nd such action will be taken and
overhauling and putting in first great movement. The department
with fires handled by the Forest
Mill City—(Hammond Lumber Co. product will have small chance on
of
agriculture
Is
a
great
fact
finding
.«commendation made to Congress
class shape, radio equipment for
a
popular
market.
Service
this
year.
ThlH
was
the
cutting 180,000 feet a day and Is
is the conditions so developed seem
summer use, have materially aided agency. It has discovered *biany
death of Ray Dodril, a fire fighter, «hipping 4,000,000 feet a month.,
in overcoming static troubles. The facts concerning cooperative princi­
o warrant. Good faith demands
Co-Operative
Holdback«
who
was
killed
by
a
falling
snag
on
further suggestion that radio users, ples as well as concerning other mat­
a fire near the Ranier National for­
“Here is the situation as I see it,” hat each landowner make payments
Astoria— Shipments for July ln-
during the summer, take advantage ters. It will in the future, I am
says
C. E. Spence: “If farmers re­ when able to do so and he should
est
In
the
vicinity
of
Norton,
Wash­
cluled
54,951,319
feet
of
lumber
and
of programs from broadcasting sta­ confident, with the special attention
ington.
ceived flar prices for their products lot be deterred from this course by
66,252 cases salmon.
that
we
shall
give
to
the
subject,
be
tions nearer home Instead of trying
today the product« would go to the he possibility or hope that all de-
Col. Charles Sweeney, formerly of
to get China or Timbuktu, has in­ able to discover many more facts
The Christian Science services are
Baker— Eastern Oregon Light & consumers at so high prices they Inquent charges will be funded.
he Eightieth division of the A. E. F.,
that
will
be
of
incalculable
value
to
creased the use of radio equipment
•vho heads the new American esca- held In rooms next (o the Auditorium Power Is spending $125,000 in 1925 would not buy beyond absolute nec­ 3uch action would evidence not only
and added greatly to the pleasure cooperative oragnlzatlons. Aslo I re­ Irllle which is to operate with ihe every Sunday at 11 o’clock. Sunday
essity— therefore prices would be 'ack of good faith and proper re­
Improvements.
cognize
the
cooperative
association
of listeners.
French against the Iliffian forces in school at 10:15. All are cordially
forced down for lack of demand. gard for contractual obligations,
as
an
agency
through
which
the
de­
Announcement ls now made that
Morocco. The escndrllle has been re­ Invited to attend. Wednesday eve­
Portland— Portland Van & Stor. And It seemg to me that the co­ but may lead to disappointment on
it is virtually assured that the radio partment can make available a tre- cruited from among funner army men ning meeting first Wednesday each age Oo. will build $160,000 five- operative movement has to go much
the part of the landowners.— New
audience In the United States may ! ™e,’doua 8tor«
valuable infonna- now In France.
month.
further than simply pooling and sell­ Reclamation Era.
story warehouse.
nlghtly listen to radio programs I ‘i0" On markets to the <*rmer- *»
ing collectively. The uge market­
broadcast from England In the late tbat "’ore of ° ur 8C,entlfic knowledge
ing
expenses have got to be lower­
fall and winter of this year, as the Tnay, ** brou*ht ,nto pract,ce’ The8«
Mme. Olive Fremstad
ed. the middle profit slargely elimin­
result of an agreement made be-18ervlc*8 are f° r you and for al‘
ated, and freight and express charges
tween the British Broadcast Com-I50”8 ,ntere8ted ln cooperation. In
come down.
Solid organizations
pany and the Radio Corporation of
way ,be department offers you
can bring, these about. It organiz­
America. This will give further in- i ‘ts
research. Its deductions,
ed labor was strong enough to shut
, . and . , Its Interest, its assistance.”—
centlve to radio fang to perfect
« » u w . — Oregon
vneson
oJt emigration to a great extent,
tune up their equipment for winter
farm organization can cut out mid­
programs. In commenting on the
dle profits and get lowered transpor. |
anangements David Suinoff. of the
tation rates.”
Radio Corporation soys: "I am con­
fident of the ultimate technica.l sue- *
FARM REMINDERS
Alberta Contract let for Egypt
<!«»», of lntenatlonal broadcasting and ♦
<.
Ian theatre seating 1250, to cost
its unmeasured possibilities I r pub- * 4 4 6 6 4 * 6 6 4 4 * 6 4 4 6 «
$126, C00.
I’c usefulness as an instrument of
In some rotation experiments at
international good wlli and world the college, rotation baa resulted in
Portland— Jantzrn Knitting Mills
peace.”
50 per cent higher yields than waa
start campaign for European trnde.
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¡obtained by continuous crops, and
Eugene-—Lane county will vote
« « « « « « « « « « « « 4 4 tbe difference is growing larger
♦ each year. Beans grown conttnn-
next spring on $160,000 road fund.
♦
CHURCH NOTICES
♦ ously yieldel ».85 bushels sn acre,
♦
d while beans rotated after grain and
Portland— 121 vessels cleared the
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ❖
clover yielded 15.74 bushels an acre.
port of Portland during July.
METHOOBT EISCOPAL CHURCH I
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Portland— Construction begun on
Sabbath whooi at 10 a. m.
Liming the soli w as a well ee-
Mornlng'worship at 11 o’clock. , abllshed practice in early Roman
$900.000 Pacific building on Yam­
The Epworth League meeting will husbandry
Hvidence ha« ’ been
hill street.
be at 7 p. in.- Graham Young ls the found that even the ancients knew
Oregon State highway board lg
Recent portrait of Mine. Olive Frem­
leader. We shall discuss the life the value of llmeatoae soli for pro-
building 21 bridges to cost $900,- stad, opera and concert star, who
of Stephen. Scripture lesson Acts ducing satisfactory crops.
haa been granted a divorce In Port­
4:8-15.
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000.
land, Maine, from Harry I., Brainard
The meeting for prayer and Bible
Results secured at the Union ex­
Forest Grove— Last (if 1924 crop of New York on the ground of deser­
study will be Thursday evening at perlmental station on the Increased
tion. They were married in IU1O.
8 o'clock. Everyone invited.
dried
prunes shipped out.
value of steamed alfalfa hay are not
Henry Young, minister.
Vegalene, a new alcoholic carbon
extensive enough to warrant conciu-
Deschutes county plans 4» »»par icmover and gasoline energizer, Is
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«tons. A slight advantage for the
ate market roads, totyil length 208 now being made at. Gresham, Oregon,
LIBRARY NOTICE
«teamed alfalfa waa found, but not
During the month of August the enough to Justify the expense for
miles.
I from cull potatoes, fruit« and
Library w ill be open for two hours steaming. The steaming of alfalfa
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'grains. It la to be marketed in
only, each day except Sunday, hour« for hogs has not proved satisfactory
Benton county votes 8200,000 pint and half pint bottles, and tests
t to I P. K .
~
a t Corvallis.
main highway bonds. State will are said to substantiate th< claims
aid $310,000,
'dried prunes shlppe dout.
MAN IS ARRESTED
TRANSPORTING BOOZE
T h e C o u n t y ’s B o u q u e t
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