The Herald Keep« Close to the Heart, and M M of the Um atijla Project.
lirrmtötoM
VHE dairy cow can
FIND » 0 BETTER HOME
than oh an irrigated
farm oh this project .
“ ERKISTON. ONE OP
IE BEST POULTRY
DISTRICTS ANYWHERE
IN THE NORTHWEST
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HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1927
VOL. XXI
WEST ENDERS TAKE
OPENERS ON BRAVES
CAPON GROWING !S -
' FOUND PROFITABLE
HERMISTON PLANS
TO VISIT SPECIAL
HOUSEWIVES ENJOY
NUTRITION SCHOOL
PROCLAMATION
ALEXANDER KERENSKY
Bo It know n th a t th e w eek of
A p ril 18-25 h as been d e s ig n a te d as
n a tio n a l C lean-up, P a in t U p w eek.
P o sitiv e ly n o th in g can b e d o n e w ith
so little in d iv id u a l and c o lle c tiv e ef-
_______
___ fo rt w hich c re a te s so fa v o ra b le an
UNION PACIFIC TRAIN TO BE
MORE TJEAN 50 COME TO SEAR
TJWATS S T A R T AT TOP WITH im pression as a well k e p t l i t t l e c ity ;
GILLERT SMITH EXPERIMENTS
n o t o n ly does th is effect o f c le a u ll-
HERE APRIL 27
MISS CASE
4-3 VICTORY
neee an d o rd e rlin e ss a t t r a c t th e a t
WITH 600
te n tio n of those p a ssin g th r o u g h ,
Dairy Breeds to be Represented in
P -tie r’« Work W ith Stick Aids in m any, p erh ap s, loo k in g fo r a new F.ntertiunment Numbers Please Big
Jersey and Barred Rocks Prove Most
Seven Car Special on
lo catio n , b u t m akes it m u ch m o re
Crowd of V isitors; Next
W in ; W alla W alla Give
p le a s a n t fo r local re sid e n ts.
Profitable on Project
Tour of State.
School April 27,
Pendleton Drubbing.
T h e refo re, 1, F. V. P rim e , m ayor
To Local Man.
of H e rm isto n , u rg e n tly s o lic it
th e
A d a iry p ro fits special tra in con
T h e W est E n d ers b ro k e in to th e in
d iv iauB
id u a l i n»iu
a n d collective e f l o r t
of
m oiv
T he n u tr itio n school w hich w as
ta in in g seven cars and carrying re-
w
in
colum
n
in
th
e
first
gam
e
of
th
e
ev eiy citiz e n d u rin g th e
w eek to fh e ld at t h e H e rm isto n B ap tist ch u rch
P ro d u cin g a n d e llln g of capons of
p re re n ta tiv e anim als of dairy breeds
season in th e B lue M cu n tain leag u e m ake
fe rs a n ex cellen t o p p o rtu n ity for
o u r li tt le city f a T ly ehlne^j A pril 9, w as w ell a tte n d e d , 60 lad-
to g e th e r w ith hogs th a t is being ru n
by e a sin g ah ead o f th e R eserv atio n w hich w ill in tu r n subje-fft it to due, i E8 _ « _______
g e ttin g rid of heavy b reed cockerels
r m ore b eing p re s se e n t. .___
Miss
by th e U nion Pacific System in th e
In d ia n s a t P en d leto p la s t S a tu rd a y p ra ise a n d fav o rab le co m m en t.
a t a p ro fit on th e U m atilla p ro ject,
Lucy A. Case, n u tr itio n sp e c ia lis t of
e a stern p a rt of th e s ta te w ill be in
by a score of 4 to 3. M any carlo ac
(S ig n ed ) F. V. P R IM E , M ayor.
acco rd in g to th e experience of G il
tJ»« O. A C. ex ten sio n service, con
H erm isto n W ednesday, A pril 27,
of
local
fa
n
s
m
ade
th
e
tr
ip
to
P
e
n
b e rt S m ith , local fa rm e r. He w as
ducted th e schools M iss Case is a
from 1 u n til 3 o'clock in the a fte r
d le to n to see th e gam e w h ich w as
in th e capon business In 1926 on a
very ab le sp eak er a n d h eld th e keen
noon. P lh n s are being made by a
PARENT-TEACHER WILL
In te re s tin g from a s p e c ta to r’s p o in t
fa irly la rg e scale and stu d ied hi3
in te re s t of h e r a u d ie n c e to th e end
com m unity com m ittee t 0 have a good
o f view for an opener.
CONCLUDE SESSIONS. FRIDAY of th e m eetin g . S h e told w hy a d u lts
re s u lts caitefully w ith an Idea of
a tte n d a n c e a t th e ex h ib its and to
L. A. Guass. th e A m erican consul
T h e s tic k w ork of F e tz e r c f U m a
d e te rm in in g to h is ow n sa tisfactio n general In Shanghai, who is looking
a re affected w ith h ead ach es, Indiges
h e a r th e ta lk s th a t ore to be made
tilla
,
In
itia
l
sa
c
k
e
r
for
th
e
We3t
th e m e rits of th e big b ird s as money a fte r American« cau g h t In th e a rea ol
T h e fin a l session of t h e P a r e a t- tio n , c o n stip a tio n , bad disposition,
by th e O. A. C. specialists.
E n d ers, w as one of th e ch ief ta c to rs T e ach er association w ill b e h eld on and o th e r th in g s lo w erin g efficiency,
: -alter«.
T he ra ilro a d com pany Is m aking
the p resen t tro u b les in China.
A lexander ,r . K erensky, head of th-
in th e victo ry . He g o t tw o singles, F rid a y ev e n in g a 7 :3 0 in th e h ig h an d ia m a n y cases, said Msis Case,
I d o n ’t look fo r a price of 40
th e to u r w ith d airy c a ttle and hogs
firs
t
revolutionary
governm
ent
in
Rus
an
d
each
sw
at
w
as
resp
o
n
sib
le
for
cen ts a pound for capons ag ain very
school. New o fficers w ill b e e lec ted ‘‘I t is d ie t.”
to encourage expansion in d airy in g
tla, who 1« visiting in the Unite«.
b r in g in g in tw o ru n s, or th e to ta l fo r th e follow ing y ear, a n d a m e m b e r
sco n ,” Mr. S m ith said in rep ly to a
S h e m ade th e housew ife to feel
in th e d is tric t served by its system
S
tates.
seore
m
ade
by
th
e
locals.
Shesely
lu ery from th e H e ra ld as to his
no o n e h e a rin g h er could h elp b u t
sh ip d riv e is to be m ade.
and in hog ra isin g to ®uch an ex
also a c q u ired a p a ir of h its, ns did
■ ^fin d in g s a b o u t th e b a d n e s s , " b u t 1
S ev eral m usical n u jn b e rs w ill be c a tc h h e r s p i r it of b e tte r living.
te n t t h a t enough of them w ill be
Jo n es, a n o th e r U m a tilla p lay er w hose given u n d e r th e d ire c tio n o f Miss
do th in k th e re w ill alw ay s be a good
T h e g ir ls ’ glee club of H erm iston
kep t to clean up w aste and dairy by
w
o
rk
w
as
o
u
tsta
n
d
in
g
.
B
abe
A
dam
s
’b n ian d for prim e birds. I d o n 't ex
S eyler. Mrs. D rew, p re s id e n t of the u n d e r th e d ire c tio n of Miss Seyler,
products. R ecently such a to u r w as '
led h is trib esm en in h ittin g w ith co u n ty a s s o c ia tio n ' w ill be p re s e n t sa u g tw o selections w hich w ere
pect to raise a n o th e r cockerel, be-
concluded ln eastern W ashington.
W ashington, D. C.—Condition of the th r e e ch alk ed to h is cred it.
,.au
th e re is m ere m oney in keep-
g re a tly enjoyed by all. T he e n te r
a n d ad d ress th e m eetin g .
C ounty A gent H olt and W. L.
w in ter w heat crop A pril 1 w as the
T h e In d ia n s scored one ru n in th e
in p th e b ird s an d se llin g th em as
E ffo rts a re b e in g m a d e to aecu.r« ta in m e n t w as fu rn ish ed u n d e r th e
T eutsch, d is tric t ag ric u ltu ra l ag en t
hig h est of any y ear on th a t d ate since f i r s t in n in g , a n o th e r in th e fifth
zapona.”
au sp ices o f th e com eercial club.
for the, college, w ere here M onday
1921, th e d ep artm en t of agriculture a n d th e ir fin al in th e six th . T hey a n o th e r sp e a k e r fo r th e e v e n in g .
W ashington, D. C.—T he spring sur m o rn in g and m et w ith a coim nitte«
ir all th e feed m u st be purchased
T h e C olum bia sew in g club g irls
R e fre s h m e n ts w ill be served, to
placing It a t 84.5 p er cen t of a norm al stag ed a n in th Innin«' ra lly , b u t
vey of the ag ricu ltu re departm eni
to g. v " and fin ish capons th e m arg in
an increase of 2.7 points since Decem P h elp s w o rk In th e box h ad th e q u a l m ak e it a re a l social tim e. An I n served lu n ch to th e ladies a t 12 shows th a t the gen eral level of tarn, composed of farm b ureau and com
is 3.
1, acco rd in g to Mr
v
ita
tio
n
h
a
s
been
ex
tended
to
e
v
ery
o
'clo
ck
an
d
proved
them
selves
c
ap
a
1
m ercial club m em bers to arran g e for
b er 1 com pared w ith an av erag e de ity to p u n c tu re th e a tte m p t to keep
wages on April 1 w as 166 per cent o th e v isit of th e tra in t 0 H erm iston.
!>,, i .j,.
ler.ty of ch eat
filth'
one in te re s te d in th e schools to be b le hostesses.
eiine of 4.6 points betw een those dates th e bacon on th e reserv atio n .
. ;g ti e s .’m :' e r m onth!
J T h e second m eetin g of a series of th e pre-w ar level am i -practically th< F. C. M cKenie was named ch airm an.
p re s e n t.
in th e last ten years.
T h e W est E n d ers did th e ir stu ff
•nild bi- a- 'ai l- before s ta rtin ;
fo u r w hich ‘a re to be held in H erm is sam e as a year ago; but th a t farm
T he tr a in w ill be spotted n ear th e
T he d ep artm en t issued no forecast in th e th ird , an d ag a in in th e ir p ro
lg ,'■-><• a fleck . f capons.
to n , w ill be A pril 27. T his m eetin g w ages are net, nearly as high as in depot d u rin g th e tw o hours of th e
of indicated production nor an y sta v e rb ia l good luck sev en th . In th e MISS RUGO TO TELL CF
1 0 :6 Mr. S m ith m ark eted
w ill h e a salad d e m o n stratio n and d u strlal wage«,' ilhfch are about 231 stop here. The first h o u r w ill be
tistics on th e acreag e abandoned, both th ir d Jo n es led o ff w ith a sin g le an d
per cent of the pre-w ar level.
-.1? b. tw een C h ristm as and
given o v er to the study of th e v a r
SCOTLAND IN C I’j B TALK is b'pen to th e public. E veryone
of w hich will be estim ated n ex t m onth took second on a passed h all. S h es
High -Industrial w ages, th e d ep art ious e x h ib its th a t w ill be carried.
1. W e ig h ts a tta in e d ran g ed
p lan to come. T h is is one tim e w hen
Th3 area sown to w in ter w heat last e ly g o t to firs t on an e rro r, and th e n
m ent states, have ap parently acted t<
v p tc 1 4 pounds w ith th e price
fall w as 41,807,000 acres. L a st y ear’s he an d Jo n es co llab o rated
M iss J e a n R ugg, m e m b e r of thffe pleasure goes h an d in h a n d w ith m aintain farm w ages a t about las: T he second hour calls for ta lk s b>
in
a
me. v ary in g from 3 2 to i -
learn in g .
thiv.e w ith the tra in .
harv ested a re a w as 36,918,000 acres d o uble ste a l.
M lttlesd o rf s tru c k high, school fa c u lty w ho stu d ie d in
i'l c gross re tu rn
per bird
T h is school is sponsored by th e year's Itfvel in th e freein g an ¿Berea.« I B oth th e Union P acific tm-i the col
anil production 626.929,000 bushels.
E d e n b u rg u n iv e r s ity fo r fiv e years,
o
u
t.
B
lak
ely
got
to
firs
t
on
a
fie
ld
In farm labor supply relative .to de lege w ill welcome an a tten d an ce on
f
” 60 to $4.60.
All im p o rtan t w in ter w heat states e r ’s choice, and th e bases w ere full. w ill g iv e a ta lk on S co tlan d a t th e hom e econom ies com m ittee of the
rnand, P ractically all sections of the
.... ,t fiv e -ty p e s of b ird s in fch
in th e eastern , cen tral and n o rth cen S h ip ley tru c k out. F e tz e r sin g led , n e x t m e e tin g of th e C o m m unity club U m atilla P ro ject F arm B u reau , of country reported an increase in th( the p a rt of school ch ild ren , an d it
n t s d u rin g thr® firs t yea
w
hich
Mrs.
C
h
arles
K
eller
is
c
h
a
ir
Is expected th a t a t least a p a rt of th e
tral sections show ed im provem ent in sc o rin g Jo n es an d Shesely, an d th e which., w ill he h eld T ueday a ftern o o n
supply, at farm labor relative .to de “H erm iston gradeo and all of the h ig h
i.it *o secure firs t h an d experi-
m an,
cor ditions since D ecember.
a
t
3
o’clock,
A
pril
19.
M
iss
S
eyler
sid e w as re tire d w h en L o n g h o rn w as
mand. the larg est decreaces being in school w ill be dism issed long enough
s to fh? type m ost desirable,
In K ansas, th e g re a te st w inter
an d M a rg a re t W a te rm a n w ill sin g a
o u t o n a th ro w to firs t.
so u th e rn states.
choice is th e E lack Jer-
to inspect th e ex h ib its. Invitation,1^
H'.!
w heat producing sta te , w here 11,962,-
In th e s ev en th C a p ta in S hesely g ro u p o f S cotch congs. Miss Crock- LOCAL FIGHTER TAKES
The farm labor supply w as reported also w ill be extended to W estlan d ,
sey '■■•.iii; second choice, Jersey 000 acres w ere sown last fall, th e de
s ta r te d som e firew o rk s w ith a double. a t t w ill give a d ra m a tic read in g . In
G ian t an d B arred Rock cross; th ird
M A IN EVENT IN SPOKANE at 90.8 per cent of norm al April 1. Ml*nnehaha and C olum bia schools to
p artm en t said rain fall had been am M lttle sd o rf g o t to f i r s t on a w ild a d d itio n to th ese n u m b ers several
_______
i com pared with 91.1 per cent M arch 1
hoice, pure B a rre d R ocks; fo u rth
ple, except for th e w estern th ird and p itch . B lak ely ” flew l o ’ second, an d fcuhjects a r e to be considered by th e Jack Smith Knocks Out H ftvier Man ' th is year and 89.1 per cent April 1 p erm it th e ir pupils to a tte n d th e pro
W h ite ^ R o c k s ' fifth , . R hode Islan
Island d
gram .
in porlions of th e soft w h eat area In S h ip ley w as o u t. M in t’ao rn to E lk . clu b.
, la s t y ear; farm labor dem and 83.6 per
D airy in g is on an excellent b asis
R eds.
the so u th east, w here rain fall w as ex T h e n F etzed ’a tr u s ty stic k yielded
T
he
s
ta
n
d
in
g
com
m
ittees
w
hich
In Seventh Fíame of 10 Round
i cent of norm al, com pared with 87.6 to p e rm it expansion w ith o u t p ro d u c
T h is y e a r he w ill n o t caponlze
cessive.
a n o th e r sin g le t h a t scored S hesely w ere re c e n tly nam ed h a v e th e follow
•R tri TVi)
I at“ 1 91'0' and su PP,y ot tarm lab o t ln tion b eing over done, according to
a n y W h ite Rocks, due to th e fact
u a tr ie m a n y .
| per cent of dem and wng 102 s par cent
ing as c h a irm e n :
an d M lttlesd o rf.
th a t they a re h a rd to d r;s s and slow
Mr. T eu tsch . T h ere h as been a de
■program, Mrs. C. S. M cN aU ght;
TELEVISION MADE REAL
Box score a n d su m m a ry ;
to m a tu re th e ir fe a th e rs. The Rhod
Ja c k S m ith . H erm iston h ig h school com pared with 104.1 and 98
er *a.se in th e nu m b er of d airy cows
fin
ance,
Mrs.
F
.
V.
P
rim
e
;
p
u
b
lic
M
onthly
farm
w
agss
w
ith
board
In
d
ia
n
s—
Islan d R eds have been- e lim in ated by
s tu d e n t, em erged v icto r in a m ain
am o u n tin g to th re e per cen t in recen t
S ecretary H oover’« Image S en t Ov«r
TO A I
serv ice a n d w elfare, Mrs. W. L.
April 1, w ere reported nt {34.53 and y ears d u rin g a period w hen popu-
AB H
h im l^rceuse th ey a re too el^ow in
ev
en
t
fig
h
t
in
Spokane
laot
F
riday
T elephone W ire.
H am m ; com m ittee at larg$, Mrs. F.
w ithout board at 148.47, compared
Ml n t h o rn , 3 b ....... —4 2
m a tu rin g and do n o t a tta in a s a tis
M. G u iw its; hom e econom ics. Mrs. F. niflhf by v ir tu e of a sleep potion he with <92.94 and {17.07 January 1 thist Ition increased to re per cent._T here
New York.—-Television, a scien tists' A dam s, ss
4 3
fa c to ry size for tra d e req u irem en ts.
handed
B
a
ttlin
g
B
orydon
of
Los
la also a possibility, (’* lncdbahtAg
C. M cK enzie; m em bership, Mrs. C.
year, and $31.38 and $48.17 April 1 du ctio n m a te ria lly by ra isin g th e ay-
F o r a m edium size capon th e dream ever since th e telep h o n e was H u d so n , c .............. 5 . 0
A
ngeles.
T
h
e
sleep
m
edicine
w
as
W .’ K ellogg; recep tio n , Mrs. F. B.
B arred R eck is b est for dressin g and Invented h alf a cen tu ry ago, becam e C lark , 2b .............. 2 1
w rapped up in th e local boy's left last year.
Sw ayze; p u b lic ity , Mrs. J, S. H arvey.
(C o n tln u ed on P ag e T h re e i
looks t e s t on th e m a rk e t, th e grow er an actu a lity w hen S ecretary of Com N ow est, If ............4 0
w hich he »ockrd to B orydon’s Jaw in
found. T h is breed of b ird also m erce H oover spoke over th e tele W. E lk l b ................4 1
SHORT
NEWS
NUGGETS
th e seventh fram e of th e 10 round
I x ,i* tk ili JUiibSHj.ó
iiÎÇ E
m ake« a s a tisfa c to ry
g ro w th and phone in W ashington and w as seen C raig , cf .............. 4 0
MAYOR PRIME TO TOSS P1RST event.
as
well
as
heard
in
th
e
Bell
telephone
R.
A
lex
an
d
er,
r
f
—4
0
R
eappointm
ent
of
Joseph
H.
W
heel
.LOCAL MEN E l CAR SMASH
m a tu re s early.
“ I t w as th e toughest fig h t I've had
B ittlee, p ...................4 1
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He found th a t th e Jerse y G ian ts, lab o rato ries here.
BALL OVER PAN IN BALL GAME sin ce I e n te re d th e rin g , J a c k told e r as w arden of th e sta te penitentiary .
Not only w ere S ecretary Hoover
-i
O v ertu rn ! £ 3 .’t KiW
e ith e r s tr a ig h t o r cross bred, a re th e
local friend3. "B orydon outw eighed w as announced by the Idaho state p rim #
40 8 3 27 23 Ç
m ost p ik fita b e le u n d e r local condi and a sccre of o th ers in W ashington
HERE SUNDAY WITH 2 WALLAS me a little , an d he is older, too, so board of prison control.
Gravsl cn t’ c T
W est E n d e rs—
T he Canadian national funded debt
tions. T hey d ress o u t an d look nice seen in New York by telephone wire
❖
- ❖ - < • - ❖ I feel p re tty good ab o u t w inning.
but
a
radio
program
w
as
broadcast
AB
H
w
as
reduced
$36,000,000
lost
year,
and m a tu re rap id ly .
H e floored me a couple of tim es,
Thursday 1'-.,-
J u s t w hieb team w ill be B lue
“ I th in k som e expansion of capon over th e lab o rato ries’ experim ental Jo n es, 2 b — .............. 5 2
once ln th e fo u rth and ag ain ln the leaving a total outstanding of $2,480,-
M ountain L eag u e lead e rs a fte r th e
ra is in g is doslr'fcble h e re ,” Mr. S m ith station, and m oving lik en esses of the Shesely, c .............. 5 2
cl os
fifth . I h ad him dow n In the six th 305.000, according to comm erce d epart
F ive H ernilstc! r.e n h,
second gam e of th e season w ill be
paid. “ I hav e lo ts of ra n g e for my p erfo rm ers as well as th e sound ol M ittle sd rf. c f ......... .4 0
ro u n d once w hen I h it him w ith my m ent advices,
t o d e a th last T oi
decided
a
t
th
e
H
erm
isto
n
ball
park
th
e
ir
voices
w
ere
put
on
th
e
ah-
and
B lak ely , s a ............... 5 0
' lrd j, and I m ake th em ru s tle w hile
r ig h t h a n d and p u t th e h an d o u t of . 'Automobile accidents were respon th e e a r in w hirl.
S u nday w hen th e s tro n g W alla W alla
S h ip ley , r f .............. 4 0
: -y ■ ere gro w in g . F rom th e m id- tran sferred to a screen in th is city.
• v-pc-i
com m ission. T hen I h it him Just sible for 441 d eath s in 78 larg e' cities .
of the United S ta te s during th e four in(i onl< “
a g g re g a tio n invades th ese precincts
F e tz e r, l b .............. 4 2
J u n e u n til O ctober I fed them
r ig h t in th e sev en th for a k nock
E
astern
Oregon
Town«
H
ave
Quake.
to show th e ir w ares in opposition to
w eeks ending March 26, 1927, the de- n" , °
io g ra in h u t m ade th em g et th e ir
L o n g h rn , If
-4 Î
o u t.”
th e W est E n d ers. F a n s are prim ed
B aker, Or.—F our tow ns in P ine and H a n se n , 3b .r ...,.,.3 0
*eed on th e ran g e. T hey are lazy,
Y oung S m ith h as a c h an ce to go p artm en t of com m erce reported.
for a siz z lin g c o n test, and re p o rts
M inority stockholders of -tSs ¿Ihlce rVul •
.1 0
b a t th e y w ill ru s tle a n d do a good E agle valleys rep o rted a series of mild W a rd , r f
Q, Los A ngeles, b u t said he probably
go, M ilwaukee 4k St. Paul ra ilro a d ; th re w al
a re to th e effect t h a t U m atilla, I r
Job of H
th e ir liv in g depends on it. earth q u ak e shocks at In terv als S atu r
w ill not go Ju st yet. H e h a s fo u g h t
39 7 4 27 21 1 rig o n , S ta n fie ld an d E cho and a p a rt 19 fig h ts since e n te rin g th e rin g and were dented an injunction to restrain th.- mac u n
" I lea rn e d th a t it won t pay me to day m orning. Shocks w ere felt at
the*' Interests which have purchased j
of P e n d leto n w ill be here to w atch
ta p o n iz e la te r th a n J u n e 1. L ast R ichland, N ewbridge, S p arta and H alf x R an for L o n g h o rn in sixt'J.
ta o w on all ex cep t one- w hich w ent
IV , P rim e, v l. i
th e b a ttle .
xx R eplaced Jo n es in six th .
y e a r I caponlzed a s la te as Ju ly 4, way.
a g a in s t him on a decision w hen he the road from proceeding with an jS tia w . Dr, J. L.
So
w
ill
H
erm
iston.
nounced reorganization plans.
>
B a tte d fo r N o rw est in n in th .
b u t th e la te b ird s do n o t m ake a
la n d C. ' .
w as ill w ith a cold.
S u n d ay ’s gam e w ill be th e firs t
Fifteen m asked and arm ed men
S tru c k o u t— By P h elp s 9, D itties
s a tis fa c to ry g ro w th , an d th e re is no Pilot of Airplane and Passenger Di«.
1 had J i - t '
hom
e
c
o
n
te
st
of
th
is
season,
and
S
eattle,
W
ash.
—
R
aym
ond
Small
held
up
four
em
ployes
of
the
Illlnok
3 3 . B ases on b aits— Off Peip3 4,
-— f i t in b o th e rin g w ith them . My
HERMISTON DISTRICT IS
n«l so e «>-•' •
W atch Case com pany plant a t Elgin
;e capons w ere th e ones th a t w eigh- v eteran ex-Pacific coast airm ail pilot, B lttle s 2. H ltb y p itc h e r— C ra ig by special cerem onies have been a r
caí i t d
i
ran
g
ed
by
M
an
ag
er
B
iggs
to
s
t
a
r
t
and
F
ran
k
es
Bem
rick.
a
passenger,
ill.,
ransacked
th
e
vault
and
several
ABOUT
SOLD
OUT
ON
HAY
Phelpe.
Stolen
bases—
A
dam
s,
H
u
d
five p o unds an d b ro u g h t a grosB
' "sh ln im t
th
in
g
s
r
ig
h
t.
H
is
honor,
F
ra
n
k
V.
a
re
dead
as
th
e
resu
lt
of
an
airp
lan
e'
sm aller' safe3 and escaped in low ,
son, C lark , Jo n ee, S h esely . T h re e
f |1 .6 0 . T he tr a d e w a n ts b ird s
Ila y sh ip m e n ts o u t of H erm iston autom obiles w ith gold, the valve ok
h its — Jo n es. T w o base h its — P rim e, D. D. S., m ayor of H erm iston,
■ *-lng aro u n d 10 pounds, an d it cra3h a t the S andpoint naval aviation
th e i.
S hesely. A dam s 3,
E lk . S acrifice w ill heave th e firs t ball over th e a fto r th is week w ill be few and fa r w hich may run as high ns $15,000.
to say th a t prim e b ird s of field, n ear here.
m achine
h its — C raig. L e ft on bases— H erm is- p an , o r in t h a t g e n e ra l vicinity. F a c betw een u n til th e new crop is ready
ú f th a t w e ig h t w ill alw ay s be in
and it c
in
g
him
w
ill
be
F
ra
n
k
B.
Swayze,
fo
r
th
e
m
a
rk
e
t,
according
to
local
186,941
Oregon
C
ars
Licensed.
W
ild
p
itch
—
B
it-
■ and. T h e h o tels and re s ta u ra n ts
to n 8, In d ia n s I d ............ -
-
Dance Well Attended
tia liv ■
2. E a rn e d ru n s— H erm isto n 0, i arm ed w ith a Babe R u th sw at stick dealers. T he old crop h a s p ra c tic a lly
Salem , Or.—M otor vehicles totaling
i- p u sin g capons In in creasin g num -
T h e dance w h ich is g iv en every tie s
back On it
S corer. If th e b a tt e r falls to connect w ith been cleaned up of hay th a t w ill 188.941 have hern licensed in Oregon
i ro, a n d th e dem and is g ro w in g for f o r tn ig h t by th e A m erican L egion In d ia n s 1. T im e, 2 t l 7 .
Mr. No
th e b all, it w ill fall in to or n ear th e m eet th e m a rk e t dem ands.
for 1927, as ag ain st 176,594 in tin
them .
is p ro v in g p o p u lar w ith lo v ers of Pierce.
behind
tl.
h a n d s of Jam es L, S ears, M. D„
T he m a rk e t for hay is about s a tis sam e period a year ago, said a state
“ b a s t y e a r Id ah o produced a lo t of d an ein g .
u...
L a st
S a tu rd a y
n ig h t’s
o ccu p an t :
fied,
local
buy
ers
s
ta
te
d
T
he
dem
and
catch
er.
m ent issued by Sam A. Kozer, secre
m ns t h a t w ere shipped to th e w est d an ce w as well a tte n d e d , m an y from
Boardman Schools Visit
inc, Dr. :
fo
r
a
lfa
lfa
h
a
s
co
ntinued
fa
irly
good
W alla. W alla got aw ay to a good
ta ry of state. L icense fees for 1927
M em ber» o f th e facu lty of
th e
t and h u r t th e coast m a rk e t to Irrig o n an d p o in ts w est, as w ell as
we ce al c ' t di
Should th '
•nt e x te n t. T h e su p p o sitio n is th a t fro m o th e r su rro u n d in g com m un B o ard m an school«, headed by S upt. s ta r t last S unday by trim m in g P en- la te r ln the sp rin g th a n usu al, due aggregated $6,333.025.
the N n rt-
to
th
e
ta
rd
in
e
ss
of
th
e
season,
b
u
t
reg istratio n s Increase at the saw
ícese b ird s w ill go e a st th is fall, an d
F red K elley, b ro u g h t th e ir p u p ile to dfcon. T h e W est E n d ers socked
itie s , w ere p resen t.
th em «■•
H erm isto n W ednesday and v isited th e In d ia n s for a d efeat, so S u n d ay ’s th e re w ill be less need fo r h ay as the ri'.tlo during th e rem ainder of th
th a t w ill prove b en eficial to o u r m a r
logg « i
gTowth
of
g
rass
continues.
th e local schools. C lass ro im s w ere gam e w ill be a case of one w in n er
year, th e total fo r 1927 would exese'
k e t.”
a crack '•
250,000. The license foes for 1927
Mr. S m ith p la n s to caponlze some
M r a n d Mrs. E d w a rd G ould o t v isited an d observed by b o th te a c h e rs lic k in g th e o th er. H erm iston is e n
o
Rex E llis w as here from P endleton aggregate $6,600 000 or $580,000 more feted
an d pupile. " W e enjoyed o u r v isit th u s ia stic ab o u t th e W est E n d ers
V .'hite W y a n d o tte s th is y e a r in a d d i P rin e v ille a rriv e d
M onday fo r
s c ra tc h •
T
uesday
looking
a
fte
r
hia
fa
n
n
in
g
ng to h a n d lin g a la rg e flock of J e r- v is it a t th e hom e o f th e ir d a u g h te r, in H erm isto n v ery m u ch ." w as th e ■emerging as league leaders.
th an for 1926.
to Hermi-
T h e g a m e w ill be called a t 2 :3 0 . in te re s ts w est of th e river.
o om inent m ade by S upt.«K elley.
ia a ts.
Mrs. C. A. P a u l.
—
—
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w
CONDITION OF WINTER
WHEAT REPORTED GOOD
FARM WAGES BEIOW
PAY IN INDUSTRIES
A Dirty Dig, All Sugar-coated
THE FEATHERHEADS
,!hi
Youta MUSSANO ORoPPED '
IN TO SEC MENRV Te< <JWC(3
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h im
— .
a
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income tax P apers a n d
of c o l c s e H o m y is
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t w T s e s -— •
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things that m a y sa ve p e u ix
of p o in t e r s
H U N D R E D S OF DOL
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U S U A L L Y charges a
G R EA T DEAL to « HIS
ju s t
/
we wl'RE S O TICKLED
t
tY FEUX‘3 GOINGS-ON
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