COMING AGAIN
T h e D a iry C ow
M eadow brook Ice
o
Daily Deliveries
at Hermiston
Stanfield and Umatilla
Every Other Day
Is one of the best assets of agriculture, and local conditions
make her very valuable on Irrigated farms in this district.
Our most successful dairymen know that dairying is a complex
business that requires careful attention and study.
An opportunity to see representative animals of dairy breeds
will be afforded when the Union Pacific dairy and hog special
visits Hermiston April 27. We suggest that dairymen and pros­
pective dairymen plan to visit the train and hear alks that will
be made.
Phone 901
O R O N O . F E L T H O U SE
First N a tio n a l B an k
of Hermiston
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $50,000
F. B. Swayze, Pres.
R. A lexsder, Vice-Pres.
A H Norton, Cashier W. L. Hamm. Asst. Cashier
Baby Chicks 1927
WANT ADS
The only W hite Leghorn chicks un­
sold are those in the hatches that
w ill he taken off May 10, 17, 24 and
31.
FOR SALE
Prices for these May chicks w ill
be $12 per 100, or $108 per 1,000.
Deposit of 20 per cent required on
WE HAVE SIX HEAD OF HEAVY
WORK HORSES,
Must sell In all orders.
the next 20 days, Ready to work
No more custom hatching can be
34-2tc done by us at present. Irrespective
now. H. P. & S. Co.
of whether bookings have been made.
FOR SALE— A roomy oak sideboard
for dishes and linen, cheap. Mrs.
Lyle Tilden, Tel. 74-R
35-ltp
WhitePoultryFarm
FOR SALE— Three banded Italian
Queens. C. Champion, Hermiston,
Oregon.
(Breeder for Skovbo
Apiaries.)
33-tfc
O. A. C. B. Rock eggs for hatching,
75c for 15. Geo. McCoy, Robb
place.
32-2tp
For sale— Registered Collie pups.
Good alfalfa hay. L E. Sullivan.
32-3p
FDR SALE— 10H tons hay in stack,
on Auseon place, $63.00. See W.
A. Leathers.
32-2tc
Gerald A. W hite
Hermiston, Oregon
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ALL HEAVY BREED COCK- "
ERELS YOU HAVE TO SELL ■
BETWEEN 8 WEEKS AND »
TWO MONTHS OLD.
£
Hammer.
B.
27-tfo
Satisfaction guaranteed on torn!
laundry work. Write Mrs. N.
31-4tp
Dolven, Hermlton.
A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY ARTICLE UNTIL WANTED
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WANTED TO BUY— 50 or «0 head
of cattle. Wm. Leathers. 29-tfc
Bring your broken furniture to me
to be repaired. Tom Jensen.
17-tfc
Watch, clock and Jewelry repairing.
Be« Newell, next door to Sapper*.
18-tfe
Polands for Profits. 8tllllng*. 37tf
BEAL ESTATE EXCHANGES AND
INSURANCE. J M. BIGGS. RE­
ALTOR.
2«-»fe
ADDING machine rolls at the Hetrald
office
FOR SALE—Adding machine rolle
at the Herald office.
Hermiston Second Hand Store.—
Furniture and Hardware, Bee Sup­
plies. Harness. Baddies. Wagons.
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Herald Want A4* Bring You Sem iti
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Mrs. C. S. McNaught was elected
Dr, F. V. PRIME
as one of the vloe-presldents of the
HERMISTON HOTEL
DENTISTRY
Umatilla County Health association
Dental X-Ray and Diagnosis
at the annual meeting of that body-
FOR ONE DAY
Hermiston, Oregon
last Saturday in Pendleton. Her­
Bank Bldg.
Phone ConneetloM
miston women in attendance at the
meeting Included Mrs. C. E. Baker Eyes Examined
Glasses Fitted
and Mrs. McNaught.
W. J. W ARNER
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M on d ay, M ay 2
Charges Reasonable
Lieutenant George Eggert, in
charge of the Salvation Army work
in the Pendleton district, has let it H e r m i s t o n P l a y h o u s e
be known that those deeiring to lend
aid to Mississippi flood sufferers
SATURDAY and SUNDAY
, may contribute either money or
clothing and send it to him at Pen-
die ton. “Every cent of money se­
cured will g0 directly to flood suf­
ferers,” he said.
“S a lly o f
Successor to Hauscom
Quality Asparagi« Is Need
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Attomey-at-Law
Hermiston
h s.
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M c K enzie , m . d -
Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat
Office: 1-2-3 Inland Empire Bldg.
Pendleion, Oregon
th e
JAMES L. SEARS, M. D.
Complimentary to Mrs. Carl Voyen
who will leave soon for Vale to Join
Physician and Surgeon
her husband who wag recently
Office Phone 733.
Res. Phone T it
transferred in the government ser­
Office in First National Bank B flg.
vice, a card party was given by the
American Legion auxiliary at the
Legion home Monday evening. Both
DR. DAVID S. ROWE,
bridge and 5 00 were played. In the
UNITED ARTISANS
'500 Earl Boynton won first prize,
Specializing in Acute and Chronio
PRODUCTION
' and Herb Shesely was first prize
Disease.
Thi» is a regular 50 cent picture
winner in bridge. A guest prize wa8
that
w
ill
be
shown
here
for
admiss­
given Mrs. Voyen.
S a w d u st”
ion charges of 10 and 30 cents.
Betty Davis, daughter of Mr. and
Comedy, “Now You Tell One”
Mrs. Slg Davis, celebrated her sixth
birthday anniversary at the home of
Tuesday and Wednesday
her parents Saturday afternoon when
12 girls about her own age were her
MAY 3 AND 4
guests at a party. Games were played
and a very pleasant time was enjoy­
ed. The guests Included Barbara
Campbell, Louise Schlmpke, Dorothy
Knerr, Irene Kennings, Maxine Paul,
Admission, 10 and 30c
Ruth Dodd, Viola Kinley, June Dahl-
man, Marian Pierce, Ethel Paul, Mel- Comedy, “Plagues and Puppy Love”
va Farra, Ruth Ann Norton and Jack­
ie Davis.
Location, 2 doors west of Postoffice
Hours, 10 to 6. and by appointment.
Office Phone 303
Res. Phone 21$
HERMISTON, OREGON
tB B B B B B B B iB F
1BB B
The Fighting Edge j j . L. VAUGHAN!
C om ing to
1
206 East Court St.
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ANY AND
Everthing
Electrical
“Fruit men In the Yakima valley,
Kennewick and White Bluffs esti­
PENDLETON
mate that their crop will be about 10
FOR YOU
per cent of normal this fall as a re­
Pendleton, Oregon
sult of the recent freeze," said E. P.
Phone 139
Pendleton, Ore.
Dodd after his return from Wenat­
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chee where he inspected his ranch.
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‘‘Wenatchee
fared
better.
My
apple
water absorption, which * Is also
shown In decrease in the percentage orchard was only slightly damaged.
in Internal Medicine for the
of dry matter, was least at 33 de­ I ran across one apple man near We­
past fifteen years
grees F., somewhat greater at 41 de- natchee who burned 1600 gallons of
grees F., and still greater at the oil whole smudging to fight the low
DOES NOT OPERATE
higher temperatures. Here, again, j temperatures. He won, however, and
the greatest percentage of increase 1 saved his crop.”
W ill be at
in weight, or decrease in dry matter,
DORION HOTEL
At
the
Baptist
church
Sunday,
occurred during the first 24 hours
We Haul
May 1. Bible school 10 A, M. Morn­
FRIDAY, MAY 13
after the spears were harvested.
ANYTHING
“During the storage period repre­ ing worship 11 A. M. Them?, Why Office Hours : 10 A. M. to 4 P. M.
a
Christian
Home.
This
Is
to
be
fam­
ANYWHERE
sented In these experlmdts, there was
a lose In reducing substances and in ily day at the Baptist church. Let
ANYTIME
ONE DAY ONLY
total sugars. These losses were es­ the whole family come to church.
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pecially pronounced at ’ the higher The family was ordained of God that
No Charge for Consultation
temperatures (56, 77 and 9# F>) children might be trained up for
The maximum rate ot loss occurred htmtelf; It was before the church,
Dr. Mellenthln is a regular gradu­
during the first 24 hours. At the or rather the first form of the church ate In medicine and surgery and is
temperaturs ot 33 degress F., how­ on earth. Evening eervtoe 7:45 P. licensed by the state of Oregon. He
ever, there was a slight gain In the M. Theme, The Unruly Member. A done not operate for chronic appen­
amount of these substances during cordial welcome to all. A. J. Ware, dicitis, gall stones, ulcers ot stomach,
the first 24 hours, after which there pastor.
tonsils or adenoids.
was a decrease; and at 41 and 6l
He has t0 his credit wonderful re­
FAINTS, WALLPAPER,
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degrees F., after an Initial loss there
sults In diseases of the stomach, liver,
City of Hermiston Warrants Nos. bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart,
was .apparently a very slight gain in
PICTURE MOULDINGS
these substances during the second 4094 to 4136, inclusive, are hereby kidney, bladder, bjd wetting, catarrh,
AND GLASS
day, after which there was further called for payment. Interest stops weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg
decrease. It Should be Stated that April 28, 1927.
ulcers and rectal ailments.
CONTRACTING
GEORGIA HENDERSON.
sugars constitute but one group of
Below are the names of a few of
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City Treasurer
513 Main St.
Phone 18S
substance« which determine flavor;
his many satisfied patient« In Oregon
t-------------------------- who have been treated for on,? of the
among others may be mentioned
esters, glucosidce, amlno-aclds, and
Pendleton, Oregon.
above named causes:
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protiens. The lose of sugar during
fl. G. Clark, Troutdale, Wash.
storage Is probably due to Its trans­
J. A. Wibert, Albahy,
cises for tne
Commencement exercises
formation to celt wall material,
Mrs. Yaqulna McClay, Reedsport.
chiefly Lignin, and other substances. graduating class of the Irrigon high
Elmer Booker, Condon.
J school will be held on Saturday even­
Mrs. O. Garrison, Warren.
“Both mlerochemlcal and macro-
ing, May 14. The graduate» ire Frie­
Mrs. L. D. Bearn, St. Johns.
chemical studies showed a general In
da SSanian, Phyllis Renno and Robert
Mrs. Eliz Yoller, Astoria.
crease in the amount of fiber Of
Smith. This is a larger class than for
Mrs. R. Gusrnvlson, Wistport.
the spears at all storage tempera­
a number of years.
Maternity Cases our Specialty
Mrs. W. B. Henslee, Marshfield.
ture«.
County Commissioners Bleakman
R|.zneber
above
date,
that
consul­
OUR MOTTO:
“It appear« from the results above, and Davidson, accompanied by Road-
FAIRNESS AND SERVICE
that green asparagus should be master McCaleb and Dr. Conder, were tation on this trip will be free and
bunched, packed, and placed under In town Sunday morning conferring that his tretment Is different.
Come and see ns about our new
refrigeration as soon after harvest with a number of local people on > MarrlAd women must be accom­ and reasonable rates. Graduate
panied
by
their
husbands.
as Is compatible with efficient hand­ road matters.
Address: 211 Bradbury Bldg., Los nurse in attendance at all times.
ling. There is a progressive deter­
Misses Snow McCoy and Genevieve |
ioration, a« shown In the reduction Glasgow are in Pendleton a part of Angeles, California.
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In sugar, and Increase In fiber, even this week.
dmatilla,
first;
Beatrice
Gassett,
at a temperature slightly above the
Most of the dancing folks of this
freezing point; It is desirable, there­ place attended the dance at Umatilla Umatilla, second; Gladys Norquist,
fore, that the product reach the Friday night. All had an excellent | Hermiston, third.
Indoor ball— B. Gassett, Umatilla,
consumer In the shortest possible time.
first;
Rosa Schachprnieyer. Umatilla,
tin»*. The results obtained show
Supt, Kraus and family wero In second; Alice Dunn, Cold Springs.
that green asparagus should be Pendleton Saturday.
third.
maintained at temperatures slightly
Nestor Seaman was In Portland on
C Class—
above the freezing point. It Is de­ business Thursday.
60 yard dash—Byrnes, Umatilla,
sirable that the crate and the parch­
The Grange social Saturday night
ment wrappers surrounding the In­ ie reported to have been quite success­ first; Grace Rodda. Minnehaha, sec­
ond: Helen Gregg, Hermiston, third.
dividual bunches be clearly marked
ful.
Indoor ball— Helen Gregg, Hermis­
Your needs in ev ery th in g
so as to indicate to retailers and
Mrs, Tommy Jones spent Satur­ ton, first; Grace Rodda, Minnehaha,
consunfcre that freph
asparagus
th a t is necessary to com­
day In Pendleton.
second; Bernice Byrnes, Umatilla,
should be kept at a low temperature
Who the new principal of school« third.
p lete your golf outfit.
In order that its edible quality may Is to be has not been definitely de­
D Claes -
be maintained."
termined yet.
60 yard dash—Irma Clark, Her­
R. F. Williams Is driving a new miston, first; Isabelle Beebe, Stan­
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field, second; L. Duncan, Hermis­
Bert Knight has been elected as ton, third.
All O. and M. Warrant« of the
Base ball— Agnes Thompson, Uma­
West Extension Irrigation District, school Janitor for next year.
tilla, flist; Alice Rhea, Stanfield,
registered on or before April 16,
WINNERS IN TRACK MEET
second; Allene Wleenor, Hermiston,
1927, will be paid on presentation
Ifclrd.
at the office of the County Treasurer
of Morrow county, on or after May ond: Roth Thompson, Umatilla,
The sand for The maintenance
12th, 1927, at which date interest third.
work being done on this «eetlon of
B Class—
on Mid warrants will eease.
the highway was furnished from the
60 yard dash— B. Garnett, Uma­ 0. O. Felthouee pit, east of town
Heppner, Oregon, April 20tb, 1927.
tilla. first; Bertha Meade. Stanfield, Thl» Is the riret time the highway
LEON W. BRIGGS.
second; fyirns. Umatilla, third.
I department has used local sand lq
(3>->tc)
County Treasurer.
Base ball— Ri.^a Schachermeyer, the eur facing work.
— r in n
F red H. B row n , J e w e le r
into four or five different grades,
which are distinguished mainly on
the basis of sise. The spers are
then tied In bunches of approximate­
ly two and one-half pounds each.
These are then trimmed to a length
of about eight and one-half inches.
The trimmed bunches, until packed,
are usually stood on the basal end
in shallow pans la an Inch or two of
water, which may or may net be
Iced. When removed from the pan,
each bunch la rolled In a stamped
parchment paper wrapper.
The
wrapped bunches are then packed
in pyramldal-ahipod crates with the
butts resting bn a layer of wet moea.
It ta currèht practice also to plaça
parchment- paper on the bottom of
the box, so that the mow rents upon
this paper rather than upon the dry
boards of the box,
“In etarly spring v^heti cuttings
are light and before It is possible to
obtain a sufficient number of crates
to make carlot shipments, most of the
Cigar*, Tobacco
asparagus is shipped by expires with
out refrigeration.
Barber Shop
“After asparagus Is harvested,
changes oeour In its structure and
chemical composition, which effect
its edible qualities.
“The principal' changes reported
in this paper concerns growth In
length, weight, dry matter, reducing
substances, total sugars and crude
fiber. Claude fiber, which is re­
flected In the toughness of asparagus
was determined by chemical analysis,
and by microscopic examination of
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the spears in order to ascertain the
HOME MADE PASTRY
degree of lignification of structural
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elements. These changes are mark­
1 1 :30 TILL 3:00 P. M.
edly Influenced by the temperature
at which the spears are stored and
Fried Chicken, home style, SO*
by the length of storage period.
SHORT ORDERS AT ALL HOUSf
“The storage temperatures employ­
Open 8:30 tc 9:30.
ed were 33, 41, 66, 77, and 95 de­
gree F. All changes w*xc observed
at 24 hour Intervals.
“It is known that asparagus spear»
grow in length In the crute, it the
butts are on moist moss. If the moss
Is uniformly moist and remains so
throughout the period of storage, the
chief factor determining the growth
rate Is temperatue. The growth
h im
rate of spears with the butts In water
was found to be least at 32 F., and to
increase as the temperature wai
raised (within the limits of the ex-
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périment.) Mold appeared on the
asparagus stored at temperatures of
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77 and 95 degree» F., after 5 and 4
; COUNTRY HAULS SOLICITEZ # days respectively, and consequently
the result« obtained at these tmper-
aturee after mold appeared are dis­
carded. The greatest percentage of
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♦ Increase In the length of asparagus
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after which there was a slowing
down In the rate.
'Asparagus spears st red wi h the1*
butts la water or en wet mow ab­
sorb water and Increased In weight
The rate of weight increase due to
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Home Cooking
Bead The Herald Want Ads.
Reductions from
25 to 33 1-3 Per Gent
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G IL B E R T S M IT H
Hermiston
Telephone on Echo System
Bert Mullins
MISCELLANEOUS
Here lg a resh new stock of high grade Jewelry and Silverware
purchased within the last few months: includes diamond rings, set
rings, wrist v atches, clocks and novelty Jewelry. Many appropri­
ate gift items for graduation, birthdays, etc., now at greatly re­
duced prices.
See me or call me for prices. ■
FOUNTAIN
FOR SALE— No. 1 fresh eowa.
in high grade
Seventeen years In the jewelry bu ;tness In Pendleton enables us
to extend the most competent servici. We solicit your Jewelry
and watch repair work and guarantee satisfaction.
HIGH GRADE PIANO In vicinity of
Hermiston can be bought on small
FEED PRICE QUOTATIONS
monthly payments. For particu­
lars white Pendleton Music House,
Pendleton, Oregon.
33-4tc (Furnished by Farm Bureau Co-oper­
ative of Hermiston. Unless other­
PIANO FOR SALE in Hermiston dis­ wise specified, prices are per hundred
trict.
High giiade.
Bargain. weight.)
$2.26
Pay $10 month. For particulars Scratch, 100s ..........................
90
address Hendrick Plano Brokerage Bran, 60s
2.30
Co., 121 South Madison St., Spo­ Egg Mash ________
kane.
32-4tc Ground O ats.................................. 2.20
Ground Barley ...................
1.76
2.20
FORTY ACRE ALFALFA TRACT for Wheat ...................................
sale. Four miles east of Hermiston, Corn, No. 2.................................... 2.06
near Columbia school. $5,000.00. Cracked Corn, No. 2.................. 2.15
2.15
Terms. Addresi owner, care Her­ Ground Corn, No. 2..........
1.20
miston Herald.
32-3tc Mill Run 80s ............................
Cow Feed ...................................... 2.10
For sale— Two big six McCormick Ground W heat.................
2.30
mowers, two McCormick hay rakes Shorts, 8 0 s .................................... 1.28
and derrlok. W. A. Leathers. 31tf Rolled Barley ............................. 1.2$
Calf meal, per pounC------------- 2 He
I will have pasture for 30 to 40 Middlings ...........
l.$$
cows. Good water and lota of Oyster shell ......................- .............. $0
shade. Guy Cronk.
Sltfc Whole O ats......................
2.1$
Salt, half ground 60s...................... 46
FOR SALE — Four Duroc Jersey
hoars, Inquire W. C. Meyers, Echo,
or write Frank Ulrich, Pendleton.
29-tfc
Good blue grass pasture shade and
water, for this spring, summer and
fall. Cattle only. See W. A. Leathers.
28-tfc.
Great Savings
Jewelry
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Card ot Thanks
LODGE DIRECTORY
Bvereon, W ash, April 2$, 1927
To Our Old Friends from Hermis­
QUEBN ESTHER CHAPTER No.
ton who so kindly sent love and
101, O. B. 8., moots Second and
sympathy by letter, card or flowers
fourth Tuesday evenings of each
In thia hard and trying time, we
month In Masonic Hall. Visiting
sincerely and from the bottom of
members welcome.
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
sorely tried but submissive hearts,
Maud M. Kellogg. W. X.
can only say—
Kathryn L. Garner, Secretary.
- OF SEATTLE
Thank you each one. It was
surely a cup of cold water in His
VINEYARD LODGE NO. 20«, L O. O.
name for it comforted our hearts Who has made professional visits to F. meets each Monday evening In Odd
to know our old friends were think­
Fellows’ hall. Visiting members cor­
visits to Hermiston for ten
ing of us.
dially Invited.
Frank and Hazel Waugaman.
W. R. Longhorn, Secretary.
years w ill again be at
Childs Barham. N. O.
Dr. Mellenthin
Hermiston
Transfer
L. J. M c A te e
Hermiston
Hospital
W e Have
Anticipated
Come in and
give our line the
“once over."
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