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HEMCSTOX, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY JANUARY 28, 1928
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OREGON WEEKLY
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INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
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Derivation o f Names
of Part» o f Church
BOARDMAN GOLF NOTES
STATUTORY OFFENSE
AGAINST LOCAL MAN
Boardman, Ore., Jan. 1$, 1925. |
When you enter a place of worship
Dear Raymond:These diggings have j
you
first
pass
through
the
porch.
and
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may then proceed to an aisle, or poa become Innoculated with a germ
St. Helens— Pacific Telephone and sibly take a seat in the nave, or neat born of a golf ball. I am enclosing
some items for our local bladder, a
Telegraph Co. t0 spend $4,000 In the chancel.
Porch, aisle, chancel, and nave are few being of interest to your read-
improvements.
F. V. M U K , FRES., C. M’NAÜGHT,
all queer words. Soma have been ©rs Th« fact that you are going
built op Just anyhow: others ar© d e-'thr„ thc
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VICE, W J. WARNER, SEC.
same birth labors they
TOM MARXEN BOUND OVER TO
Valeets—Cobb-Mitchell mill re­ rived from the Latin, and twisted
might not come amiss. This same PASTE-EATING
weirdly In the process.
J
FARM REMINDERS
♦ sumes work with one full shift.
GRAND JURY ON $1600 BOND
“Porch,” for instance, Is the word germ has got under my skin and I
CAUSES BABY GRIEF
child. Just recognisable, of the I .a tin am as bugy as the rest. W© have a
A toiiaion Fee of Five Dollar, t© l e f
4
Coquille— Sentinel newspaper will “porta,” a gate. Why “ch” pushed
Little Gloria, the paste eating In­
full going nin© hole course. A
fant of “Private Affairs” at the Her­ Witnesses Appear Against Marxen
build two story concrete office this “ta” out of It, one cannot say.
Charged. Conaideiable Work
.' Blueberry Cuttnre in Offing
twenty-four
hour
factory
turning
year.
“Aisle**—the schoolboy who called'nn* « i»_-, «
T"*** »uiutus miston theatre this week Saturday
Blueberry culture 1© being tried
In Justice West Court
this word a “wicked speller” was quite °
Of CUaa Word* never known and Sundday, Jan. 30 and 31, did
to be Done on Course.
lout In two email plantings near
unsuspecting
world before
right 1—la
-is what our Saxon forbear»’ to an
not
need
much
coaxing
to
devour
Oregon City—C. o . Forster sellg
i Waldport, according to experiment
made of "ala,” a wing. An aisle, ol Hence the new school of expression.
the contents of the paste pot In the
$700,000 timber tract to Wisconsin course. Is a “wing” of a church.
station
workers’
reports
This
is
a
Tom Marxen who has owned and
Sincerely yours,
Quite a number of Hermiston golf
buyers.
village postoffic© scene. Not when
test o see whether th© hardy east­
“Chancel'’ Is really the "canceled”
operated a restaurant and the Her­
S.
H.
Boardman.
tana along with others who are anx- ern variety will do well under Ore­
It contained raspberry preserves, at
or shut-off part of a church, and Ita
miston auditorium ln thl© city for a
the august age of five years. Is Glor­
t" be Initiated into the myster- gon conditions. “Blefcerries are
Portland— Coastwise traffic 'b y word-parent is “cancelll,” meaning
number of years was bound over to
“lattice work.”
Least of all of those to be expect­ ia’s wtldeet dissipation.
* chasing the little pill, gath- bringing *12 a crate here,” says W. steamship is breaking all records for
the grand Jury Wednesday on a fif­
The connection—or the excuse for ed to take up golf is our old friend
When Director Hoffman read the
< red at the library Sunday afternoon S. Brown, professor of horticulture. volume.
teen hundred bond by Justice West.
the word “chancel”—lies In the fact and ditch rider, C. P. Stanyan. In
“This, however, lg no Indication of
that carfbd screens, or lattice work, a recent letter from him at Holly­ scene In the script demanding that It wag on the testimony of complain­
where a golf club was perfected.
a blonde baby consume a bottl© of
the commercial value of th© crop,
generally divided the east end of
Baker—
New
Churchill
school
Is
The first step taken toward organ­
wood he writes that he is chasing paste while watting for ner mother ing witnesses who appeared before
because of the limited supply now completed and opened for inspection. church from the other parts.
the Justice that Marxen was bound
isation was the election of officers. available. When reasonabl© produc­
"Nave" Is from the Latin “navis, the elusive pill. While h6 says that to get the family mall and a hit of
a ship, a chnrch In a religious sense the sunshine and visibility of South­ Juicy gossip from the village dress over. Marxen Immediately put up
Dr. F. V. Prlo was chosen president, tion comes this price will not rule.”
Bend now claims 10,000 popula­ la an ark. So—“navel”
ern California is wonderful, the links maker, he wildly slapped his fore­ the necessary ball.
Carl McNaught vice-president and There are only a few scattered tion, a gain of 6,000 sine© 1920.
are Just a dusky murk. H© lays it head and moaned.
WHEAT MEN’S CONFERENCE
W. J. Warner secretary and treas­ plantings of blue berries through­
Io the m .do makers of Paris in sh lis­
Found
Famous
W
riter
In the first place h© knew It was
out the state. One planting of
Hood River— Payment of $260,000
tening skirts three inches. One of against all rules of the Montesourl
WILL HAVE DR. SPELLMAN
urer. There was considerable dis­ about one-fourth an acre in Clatsop
H ad Been Before Him the edicta of the game Is to keep
cussion concerning the amount to be county is now large enough to be made on cooperative pool of apples
Method
of
baby
raising
to
gorge
an
urn
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The monument to Guy Do Maupas- your eye on the ball. He has tried
and pears.
The eastern Oregon wheat confer­
Infant with paste, but what could
charged for admission and dues. It producing. Crops borne on that
snnt at Miromesnll, Norway, recalls
blinders
without
success.
While
his
ence
at
Moro
February
11 to 13 I©
vou do when a big laugh hinged on
a story illustrating how easily union
was finally agreed that
dollars plantng make It appear as though
age has put his gradient beyond the th© scene?
Portland—
Municipal
Terminal
No.
to
have
the
cooperation
of the fed­
scions-
literary
plagiarism
may
be
coni
Suddenly
a
bright
would be asked for an admittance bleberry growing may become a 1 may be mad© into first-class pas­ mitted. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle once et.sement and contours of youth, he
thought struck him.
Stars hav© eral department fo agriculture, as
profitable industry under those con­
told a friend that, traveling la Switz­ Jurt eant ktop his eyca front watering, double for hazardous stuntsl why well as the state college extension
'ee and all dues to be suspended un­
senger pier.
ditions, although it is too early to
erland, he came upon an inn isolated his pulse vibrating his niblick, his
and station specialists.
til such time as they were needed say anything definitely, believes
In the mountains tor four months in Blanc© a doddering teeter and chaos not have a double for th© content©
W, J. Spillman, consulting econo,
Hood River— Maynard and Child, every year. By the time lie had
for the Improvement of the course. Professor Brown. Not for several
of the paste bottle? Sending an
When additional money is needed years will the experiment station bo New York, will build $100,0000 ap­ reached the plain below he had his effort. He sputters .If youth 8. O. 8. call to th© studio lunch room mist of the federal bureau of agri­
mapped out In his mind a story In must b© served, drape my lady that he secured, a bottle of raspberry pre­ cultural economics, will attend to
for maintenance and improvement able to make a report on blueberry ple house here.
which
two enemies were to be shut those who have run may walk the serves. And Gloria was In her ele­ consult with the growers and their
dues of two and a half will be assess­ culture in this state.
ment because the scene had to be committees on various phases of
Pendleton postal receipts for 1926 up In the Inn for four months of iso­ last lap In peace.
ed each member.
lation. At the first railway bookstall
were 956,408.
shot
three ot four times and each their problems, chiefly In those of
Workmen will start work on the
he
came
to
one
of
De
Maupassant's
In pruning cherry trees, Oregon
Among
the
spring
improvements
rim©
meant a Joyous feast os rasp­ farm management and of world sup­
ourse immediately and all details ¡farmers practlcfe thinning out, as
books caught his eye. He bought It
of
the
railroad
company
In
behalf
of
Elgin—
The
Weather
spoon
orch­
berry
preserves. Just what the ply and demand of wheat. Dr.
and, turning to the first page, “L’Au
attended to so the grouhds will soon the tree is thick and tall, making
be put Into tip top shape. If plans them difficult to handle. Orchard- ard here shipped 65 cars of spples berge” appeared as the heading of the the golf club Is the installing of a after effects of the orgy wer© Olor- ■»Pillman has for the last several
years directed the most searching In­
story. The “Auberge” was his iden­ buffet department.
’a’s mother must recount.
that are now being formulated are ists are advised by the experiment last year, 17 cars direct to Europe.
tical inn. the story, wns of two er:e-
vestigations in these factors of eco­
put into effect a club house will be station to thin out the bearing wood
mies shut up there during the winter,
Abyssinians H old Name
nomical
production and comes pre-
Springfield
offers
free
factory
erected for the us© of the members. so that_the light can get down
Just one fault of the golf play
and the denouement the same as he
and industrial alteo to Investors.
of Saint George Holy nnred to place his findings at the
The president will appoint the var through the trees.
of the ladies Is their tendency to do
had Imagined.
St. George seems to be the patron disposal of the growers.
lous committees of the organization
their darning on the links.
Many successful poultry rafserg
saint of the Abyssinians, for In their
Baker—Stockmen organize for-
Although now at the National
at once and these committees will in Oregon art beginning to mate
Eskimo Theory of Death
country there are a number of 'apltal Dr Spillman gave much of
work out all problems thaj at present up breeding pens. Good results in orderly, supervised marketing of
It may be part of the game for churches named for that personage.
The Eskimo theory of death Is pe­
his early life to the solution of
confront the club. A number who fertility have sometimes been obtain­ their product.
culiar to Christian eyes, aad has re­ the men to rip and rent all four
One ot them Is carved out of solid
«
_
western
problems. He made a spec­
attended the meeting Sunday gave ed after the male birds have been
sulted in many tragedies. It wns be­ ways aj once.
rock and Is a wonderful piece of work,
Portland— Budget for street work lieved that a man had two souls, one
having the appearance of hewn stone. ialty of western range graseee while
their names for membership and paid In the pens' two weeks, sas the ex­
goof, one evil. When he died the good
Jhere are beautiful arches and win teaching science at the Oregon State
fh-ir dues to the secretary. A mem. periment station. It is a better plan In 1926 set for $4,224,733.
Nat Macomber southpawed five dows and some exquisite carving In Normal school and later conducted
soul expected to spend eternity In
hpwhip eommitte© composd of W. J. however, to put them in a month
Pendleton — First National and bliss and comfort In a warm place un­ fairways with a right handed club, stone. The structure Is built In the Investigation of ranges for the gov­
f ’a-ner, A. H. Norton and Willard before eggs are saved for hatching.
American
National banks consolidate derground. His bad soul was suit- He shot an eagle, scratched two bir­ shape of St. George’s cross and the ernment. He then went to Wash­
Felthouae was appointed Sunday.
posed to remain on the spot where the dies, pulled a bogle and completed stone roof has a similar cross carved
with $4,250.000 deposits.
ington state college a© head of the
upon It.
body died, a lasting, harmful Influence a Dar -arifr, »u«
Large Lamb Crop Profitable
clubs
he
over
those
who
were
luckless
enough
'
“
7
?
pr°
per
agronomy
department, and engaged
The building Is very pretentious and
«•— TAL EOKGET-ME-NO AP­
A large percentage of lambs re­
Portland national banks gained to encounter It. When a per»©« be-
In extensive wheat breeding. On©
’ ° nar” to head.
of
a
size
designed
to
hold
and
accom­
PEAL TO BE CONDUCTED HERE duces the Orego cost o fproductlon $33,409.000 resources and $20,000,- came ill the medicine man
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Why ’f lu the clock arqund. Why modate several hundred persons. It result of his work la the famous
was sent
for. Almost always he pronounced not ’eat* th© mind thru an easement has a sacred pool on the iyemlses Hybrid 128, much used in the west.
more than any other factor, says the 000 deposit© during 1925.
Mrs. J. M. Biggs has been appoint­
which Is said to have been filled with
the ease hopeless. The Invalid was °f pleasure, say for an hour? In
experiment station. Important ways
Another source of vooperatton by
'd by Mayor F. V. Prime to serve as
ways to Increase the percentage are
Portland— Pacific Light and Pow­ then taken out of the Igloo and placed life time you will stack up as much water from the River Jordan years ago .'he government 1 r the bureau of ag-
-hairman of the Annual Forget-Me-
and
which
has
never
evaporated.
The
to keep the ewe flock healthy and er Company buys Deschutes Power, on the snow to perish. It .was a logl- .wood, though you don’t make as
cal proceeding, for if he died Indoors mil„h
“
story is one which Is generally ac­ icnltural statistic© now at work
Not Appeal of the Disabled Ameri­
at lambing time to give the new drop Enterprise Electric Co. and Grange- the
the leion
igloo went,!
would have «„
to be abandoned 1 niucn kindling. Come on In. You cepted by the natives, but Incidentally with L. R. Brelthaupt of the college
can Veterans of the World War, to
will never find the water any flnr.
close attention. A little attention I vllle, Idaho, Light and Power Com­ and sealed up forever.
a casual observer will see that the extension service in collecting and
»e conducted in Hermiston in the
often saves the lamb if it arrives pany for $1,850.000. They will be
surrounding area Is drained Into this arranging data on the world’s sup­
near future.
weak or with Its nose covered with operated by Inland Power and Light
To much parlse and thanks can pool and that is probably what keeps ply, demand and tendencies in pro­
The committee will be augment
Collecting Debts in 1647
mucous preventing its proper breath," Co.
not be given t0 Carl Doering in his the level constant.—Chlcngo Journal
duction and consumption. The fig-
ed by representatives of all frater­
Old residents of England had their
ing. A 100 per eent lamb crop for
ores will be tabulated and chart­
own Ideas of debt payment and their untiring effort© in building and per­
nal societies, women’s clubs and
Eugene— Southern Pacific making own methods for enforcing payment fecting the golf course.
Evolution of Trousers
every farm flock at weaning time
’d by the department experts In
other organisations; and ¡meeting^
The Haberdasher says: “Trousers such manner as to mak© their sig­
great progress on $1,250,000 termi­ where the customer was not Inter­
is the atm of successful growers.
ar© to b© held at frequent Intervals
nal program.
ested In meeting the obligation. One
Scappoose — Strawberry barreling are comparatively young things, hav nificance readily plain to the grow­
of preparation for the intensive
old method in use In 1647 was a plant offers 8 1-2 cents a pound Ing come In about the same time the ers In their work of projecting a
Many of the poor results from the
drive. Teams of fadles and girls
last century did. George III was the
Seaside spent more than $500,000 debtor’s chair, that would be placed in for 1926 fruit.
last English monarch who wore knee program
w ill Sell the Uttl© forgetmenot flow, application of fertilizers come from
the
office
of
the
man
to
whom
the
on public and private buildings in
breeches as a regular thing. The
debt was due. The debtor was In­
erg to the general public, and all late spring application when the 1996..
Heppner— New Morrow general change from breeches to trousers wa*
vited to enter and, when seated In the
proceeds will go towards' the* actual moisture for the proper solution of
COUNTY AGENT BENNI0N
not a studied on©, however, for there
chair, a trigger was released that hospital opened.
relief, welfare, legislative, hospital­ the fertiliser Is lacking, says ' the
ISSUES CIRCULAR TO FARMERS
was a period of transition. During
Linn
county
bnilt
24
bridges
and
clamped
Iron
hoops
about
the
knees
isation, rehabilitation and employ­ Oregon experiment station. Early
that
time
men
took
to
tights
and
19 miles of highway during 1925
of the debtor and held him helpless
Salem— Two wings are planned
ment assistance of the wounded and ordering of ferttizer supplies avoids
30 miles of road and 20 bridges to while the other man negotiated a set for Salem general hospital, adding gaiters, and these were the forerun
County Agent Bennlon ha© issued
this sltution. Seed clover on win­
disabled veterans of th© nation.
ners of trousers proper, that Is, the
tlement, and the use of the chair In 40 beds.
be constructed thia year
a
circular letter to farmer© of the
straight
up-and-down
loose-cut
model*
President Coolidge heads the list ter grain Is a successful method of
enforcing payment was entirely legal
we know today. We cannot say who county. The letter is as follows:
and in general use*—Ohio State Jour
of prominent national and «tate fig­ starting clover o gWllamette valley
Cottage Grove— Local cannery nal.
"When you want agricultural in-
The Catholic ladles Altar society first Introduced them to America, hut
urée who have given their hearty lands having good drainage. .
will Increase capital stock and en­
ormatlon you want It authentic and
will give a Valentine dance on Sat­ then, as now, our countrymen ove
endorsement to the Forget-Me-Not
large factory.
, •
here followed the fnshlons of Englan
ou don’t want to wait several
urday evening, February 13 in the
Appeal, and the cause It represents.
very closely, and It Is quite likely tha
Late faal or early spring Irriga­
-.lonths for it. Your best sourc© of
Hermiston
auditorium.
The Disabled American Veterans of tion with flood water Is successful
they
made
their
appearance
slmultane
Klamath
Falls—
Building
opera­
St. Helena— Portland Electric Co.
nformatlon on farm subjects I© the
ously in England and ln the States.
<he World War la th© only Congrees- in order to .nee the soil as a reser­ bringe high power lines here for bet­ tions here during 1925 totaled $1,-
Ircgon Agricultural College and th©
Charlie Peugh returned Tuesday
635,147.
ionally recognised organisation con­ voir where other storage does not ter service.
J. S. Department of Agriculture.
from a trip to Wasco.
sisting entirely of wounded, injured provide a full water right, says the
Last. W ord, as Always
“Do you know that th© County
and disabled veterans of th© world Oregon experiment station. "Off
Motoring with one's wife should h
1
the most enjoyable recreation there Jt Xgent's office I© a branch office of
war; and its activities in behalf of season” Irrigation Is practiced with
he O. A. C. and the U. 8. D. A. and
However—with blame placed upo:
*hoee who bear the scars of war ex­ any w ster available when th© soil
neither husband nor wife—It Is not al f the information you desire la not
tends to all parts of the United is not frozen and 1 receptive. Sur­
ways considered an eveDt ln which on- n this office that the County Agent
States, there being many thousands face drainage provided through
might delight.
an quickly secure It for you. Ore-
of wounded American veterans who turnouts prevent sheet water from
O’Grouch and Mrs. O’Grouch wer> ton Agricultural ocllege, a big ln«tl-
have need for the aid and cooperation freezing on the surface, thus Injur­
taking their customary Sunday trip t<
utlon with a strong resident staff
of this association in the adjudica­ ing any growth such as alfalfa.
the country, and on this purtlcula
if
colleg© teachers, a corp of effic­
Sabbath
day
things
had
not
been
go
tion of their claims and treatment
ing as smoothly a» It was possible foi ient experiment station investlga-
of their war time disabilities.
AL JOHNSON. PIONEER FIDDLER
them to go.
ors; and an effective staff of Ex-
In several hundred cities through­
TO FLAY FOR RADIO FRIDAY
“The car Is behaving very well to enslon workers. Th© U. 8. De-
out the United States, the Forget-
day, Jane,” said O'Grouch, who wn «arlment of Agrlcultur© Is an Im-
Me-Not Appeal will be sponsored by - If Henry Ford can tune In on
frying to win his way to peace am nense organizations with many de­
citizen’s committees, and efforts will KOWW, Walla Walla radio broad­
quiet for at least a few miles.
“I know,” flashed back the better partments.
be made her© t© achieve a high mark casting station Friday night he w ill
The Co»«' t « Agent’s office 1«
half.
“Now It's up to you, John.”
in civic and patriotic records of have th© pleasure of hearing Al.
maintained In o rd e r to make more
response.
The local committee Johnson, 81 year old Athena pio­
effective r
of tl. Oregon Agricul­
Not So Aristocratic
hopes to Interest every public spir­ neer, play old tunea on hl© fiddle.
"How many people know that the tural Co’.cge ar 1 the U. S. D part-
ited man and woman In the commun Mr. Johnson ha© th© distinction of
goldfish, supposed to lie the embed I tempt t> : ¡tort Ircuit, you ar© go­
tty la ita preparation for the coming being one of th© real old timers of
meet of everything placatorlally arts ing to waste a lot (■ uur o a time
Forget-Me-Not drive, and will invita the northwest, both as pioneer and
tocratlc, Is, nothing hut a lowly mem ind tio t’r’c i t ft'-.er pc i'e. and
a geneanl participation In the com fiddler.
her of the carp family?” asked th« then j.crhp;>, net
C Inf«- me­
m ittee’a activities.
proprietor of a bird and animal store
The Instrument he will play Is
lon
which
vltl
a.
ply
to you par-
“It’s the truth. Some species of gold
on© on which he furnished music <2
fish will grow to six or eight Inches In Icular coi.dtt’c -.
Too many Oregon
years ago on the Old Oregon trail
*'WI en you are I i T-ndleton,
length. These big goldfish betray
stingy wRh the us© of seed potatoes, when a< an emigrant on the wagon
their antecedents by their coarse drop into the office a tha Fed'-ral
report© the experiment station© trail he played for the entertain­
scales. In other words, they look Ilk« .till Ing. If the county r ,cnt Is out
The average plaating rate for the ment of young and old around camp
carp.”—Detroit Neers.
In th© country, leave your name and
atate fa eight t© ten bushels anacre, fires as tha, westward trek to the
ell th© cletk what you want and
With good seed of ©mall tomedtum Oregon country waa made. The in­
Little Known of Aesop
the county ng.-nt will ntbke It hie
■he. J6 to IS bushels. With beet strument was a band made one and
Aesop lived during the later half of personal business to get th© Infor­
results, and with J a r ^ need, taot io remarkably well preserved.
the Sixth century. The exact date ol mation for you. When you cdh't
lea© thaa 94 bushel© $n acre.
birth Is unknown. He was a I’hry
"The Girt I Left Behind Me,”
gtsn: not a negro. I’hrygla was a come In, telephone 162-J.
Pop Goe© th© Weasel,” and other
country of Asia Minor. Under the Ro­
Medford retired $67,600 in
old favorites will be played by Mr.
Ni>wport -Burk Fish Co. will ee-
man empire. It was bounded on th«
1S96.
I Jnhnaoa a© his eontrihntlon to the
went by ttusla, Lydia and Carla; on tsbllsh cannery here for fruita and
Athena program which will be
the south by Lucia and I’lsldl©; on the vegetable!.
State plana work on Philomatb-
east by Lycaonia nnd Galatia, and on
d r a e te d st Walla W alla— 1
rood thl« spring.
the north by Ritliynia. Phrygian»
‘Oregonian.
Medford Is to he regular stop on
ware probably a branch of the great
Stfiflle-ran Francisco air mall routa^
Tluaciaa f»w»Jb
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ORGANIZED SUNDAY
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