The Hermiston herald., June 09, 1927, Image 1

The Herald Keeps Close to the Heart and Mind of the Umatilla Project.
THE BAHT COW CAM
HMD MO BETTED HOME .
THAN OM AM IRRIGATED
FARM OM THIS PROJECT.
3N, ONE OF
BES" POULTRY
F xlav TS AN if h «L».
THE NORTHWEST
VOL. XXI
FARMERS LISTEN TO
TAX TALK TUESDAY
HERMISTON. UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE
GRANT B. MILLER
¡¡LIABILITY CHECK IS
MADE IN DISTRICT
FETERITA SUGGESTED AS
GOOD CROP FOR POULTRY
9, 1927
NO. 40
JERSEY MAN SAYS
MORE COWS NEEDED
LOCALS DROP ONE
TO BUCKAROO GANG
That feterita can be grown suc­
cessfully on this project and is an
excellent feed for poultry was stated
Tuesday night at the meeting o t the
M. E. CHURCH FILLED FOR BIG
GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR WORKS
PENDLETON TAKES GOOD GAME
farm bureau by H. K. Dean, su'
UTILIZATION OF HAY URGED BY
uperin-
MEETING OF BODY
atiJh.
tendent
of
the
experiment
statii
ON DISTRICT BOOKS
BY 6 TO 2
LOUGHARY
Yields of from about 15 bushels
up
have
been
secured
by
the
experi­
Amount»
Owned
on
E
ach
Piece
of
N in th In n in g R ally by W est End
Picture» Show ing E gg S ellin g are
W illam ette Valley Jersey Men S e
ment station, Mr. Dean said. The
Land B eing A scertained by
Gang P revents Shutout, B ut
Thrown on Screen; Shumway
crop responds in marked measure to
Project and Stop For
the application of manure on soil.
C. A. Lyman.
Explain» Measures
V isitors Win.
Luncheon Wednesday.
The grain has a feed value about the
same as wheat.
League Standing
Mor. than 150 were in attendance
• A check of the records of- the Her­
W.
The irrigated districts in the east­
wt the Methodist Episcopal church
miston Irrigation district to ascer­ MONKEY AND MAN FAIL TO GET Pendleton .......................... 8
ern part of the state owe it to them-
Tuesday night at the meeting of the
tain the individual liability of land
Walla Walla ...................... 5
seiselves to build up their dairy herds
Umatilla Project Farm Bureau. An
for water right charges so that in­ INTO LOCAL STORE IN EFFORT Reservation ...................... 3
so as to utilize the abundance of
address by A. R. Shumway of Milton
dividual liabilities may he brought
Hermiston .......................... 2
cheap feed produced here if they are
o n tax measures that are to be voted
into balance with the sum total owed JO DO MORNING BURGLARY JOB
to realize their maximum possibilities
■on in the special election June 28
4
by the district to the United States
in a financial way, according to the
Pendleton’s Buckaroos took an­
the presentation of two r eels of
is being made- by C. A. Lyman, in­ . -».The use of a trained monkey a»«an
opinion expressed by Ivan Loughary,
other step toward the championship
pictures showing the steps that are
spector for the department of the accessory in robbery proved unsuc­
field representative of the American
of the Blue Mountain league here
taken by Pacific coast co-operative
Interior with headquarters in Den­ cessful in Hermiston Wednesday
Frederic E. Lee of the University of Jersey Cattle association, in a talk
Sunday when they defeated the
egg selling organizations in eastern
ver.
morning when the efforts of a yoilhg West Enders in a good exhibition of Maryland, appointed American flnan made Wednesday at noon at the
markets, and. a talk by H. K. Dean
The check being made by Mr. Ly­ man and the animal to gain entrance
cial trade commissioner at the Unitec luncheon tendered members of the
baseball. The score was 6 to 2.
on poultry expansion on the project
man is a part of the process of set­ to the store of the Hermiston Pro-
Oregon Jersey Cattle club.
The locals were unable to get to State* Embassy in London.
made up «an interesting program.
tlement that was authorized when luce & Supply Co. were frustrated. Hattrupp's offering» with any con
The custom of shipping baled hay
Mr. Shumway has spent many
the 1926 contract between the dis­
Tom Campbell who sleeps on the sistent degree of success until in the
from thcBe areas to the Willamette
years studying tax problems as a
trict and the government was made. balcony floor in the rear of the store
valley where dairy men buy it with
ninth inning, and then they whanged
Grant B. M iller of W illard, Ohio,
representative of farmers’ organiza-
The allocation of indebtedness is was awakened about ftve o’clock by
freight and handling charges added
ns, and be made his personal who succeeded Rush D. Simmon* a* being made in accordance with the some unusual sound and on inves­ the ball around the lot. Their two
tnd still make a profit points the
scores were acquired in this period.
views plain. He recommended thai chief of post-offico inspectors.
various laws that have recently been tigating found a monkey perched pn
way to greater profits than are now
With two men on and two down.
voters cast their ballots in favor of
passed by congress, and the task la top of the opened transom over the
made In the alfalfa growing district!,
Phelps, who succeeded Berry In the
a state Income tax, thaft they voti
rather complicated, the inspector front door.
ninth, came to bat. The first, ball
Olympia, Wash.—Governor Roland the speaker said.
ito raise the levy basis from two mil
said. It is probable that the work
The monkey, Just preparing to let over appealed to him and he clouted H. Hartley accepted the resignation!
The luncheon, served in the Mrtho-
three million five hundred
will be completed about July 1.
himself down inside the room when It quite heartily. The ball lined of all three members of the state fish ilst Episcopal church, followed a tour
thousand dollars and that the salary
Records of the West Extension Ir­ discovered, fled on the approach of
to several dairy farms on the project
out inside the first base line and cries board
increase for legislators be denied.
rigation district will be given a sim­ Mr. Campbell. The merchant peer­
looked good for another score or two.
At the same time he suspended the which started shortly after 10 o’clock
The proposed income tax will raise
ilar check before Mr. Lyman leaves. ed out the door and saw a car, ap­
Quick as thought, Junk Walters, board’s order No. 18, which provided in the morning when the members
revenue of about a million and a half,
Warsaw, Poland.—Soviet Russian
Under the allocation of liability parently containing blankets In
he said, and make it possible for the Ambassador Woikoff was assassinat­ that is being made, each land owner arge quantity directly in front of Buck first sacker, stretched into the drartle regulations of purse seine fish it the Jersey organization arrived In
air and speared the bingle and retired ing. generally in conformance with the Hermiston on their pilgrimage to
direct property tax to be kept to a ed here by a Russian monarchist.
received credit for all payments made, the store, and a young man, appar­
minimum.
Woikoff was about to board a train and is charged with principal and ently about 20 years old, was on the the side. The catch was as pretty regulations enforced in Alaska by the .the Union Stock show.
Stops on the tour were made to in-
The U. S. department of agricul­ for Moscow when the assailant fired penalty on delinquent payments sidewalk close to the building. The a piece of fielding as has been done federal government.
The order has never gone into effec' jpect the dairy herds of Henry Som-
ture pictures, shown by County Agent two shots, the bullets striking him in which were not paid prior to the man lost no time in getting into his on the local diamond In many a day
and nipped the West Enders rally because of lack of official publication merer, Logan Todd and P. P. Sulli­
Holt, dealt exclusively with poultry the temple. The ambassador was re­ adoptlon of the new contract.
?ar and driving off.
that had local fans rooting for vic­ It was passed two months ago by Stab van. The visitors also hiqi the oppor
production and selling methods moved to a hospital where be died an
Mr. Lyman and Enos D. Martin,
Marks on the front door showed tory.
Representative Edward A. Sims o, tunlty of seeing quite a lot of the
Pictures of many large flocks on the hour, later in the arms of a friend.
project manager, were associated that nu effort to “jimmy” the door
The visitors played airtight base Port Townsend and E. P. Blake 01 project and were driven across Cold
Pacific coast were thrown on thi
M. Woikoff was about to go to Mos­ in the government service on the end gain an entrance in that manner
screen, and the various steps neces­ cow to render a report on the confer­ Mtnnldoka project in Idaho 18 years had been made without success. Mr. ball all the way and hit when hits Seattle, with Captain Harry Ramwel Springs dam and saw the big reser­
helped the looks of the scoreboard. of Everett, the third member of th< voir.
sary to be taken from the time tht ences he hag been bolding relative to ago.
Jampbell expressed the belief that They also were careful not to lend board, dissenting.
County Agent Holt served as toast­
eggs are gathered until the consum­ the settlement of Russo-Polish dis­
the monkey had been trained to un­ aid to their opponents by perpetrat­
Purse seiners declared that the or master at the luncheon. A welcome
er buys them were shown.
putes.
lock doors from the inside and was ing errors. The locals were charged der would have forced virtual suspen in behalf of the Hermiston Jersey
FORMER LOCAL GIRL IS
These steps included receiving the
Warsaw was stunned by the assas­
trying to make it possible for his with five bobbles, three of the Buck sion of their operations.
Governoi Breeders’ association was expressed
eggs at the warehouse, grading sination and there was considerable
MARRIED JUNE 2 IN SEATTLE master to enter.
runs being acquired by reason of Hartley said that when.he appoints r by Curtis Dyer, president, and the re­
candling, packing and boxing. The apprehension is government circles
The robbery effort was made in such shortcomings.
new board the members will be per sponse was given by C. H. Brown of
Announcement of the marriage of
sanding machines were also showi lest the result might be grave.
broad daylight, but rain was falling
The Indians trounced Walla Walla, son ) who have no direct interest in Shedd, secretary of the state organ­
preparing dirty eggs for the local
Thq assassin has been identified as her daughter, Miss Enid Waterman, heavily at the time, and no one was
the score being 1 to 0. The West the fishing industry.
ization. He stressed the practical
markets, and the operation of im­ Boris Koverda, aged 19, scion of an to Royal DeLaing in Seattle June 2
ibrand in the streets.
utility of Jerseys as a breed for the
EnderB are spending the warm
mersing eggs in pure mineral oil aristocratic .Russian family which was at 7:15 P. M. was received last w ek
farmer who can stay J,n the dairy
weather In the cellar but are looking
to preserve them was also a part of driven out of Russia) by the bolshe- by Mrs. Rena Waterman of Hermis­
W IFE OF CALLES OIES
business only because of the profits
for a chance to step upstairs again.
the picture.
vicks. It is believed here his motive ton. The ceremony was solemnized LOCAL GARDENERS HAVE
Box score and summary:
e Mtxlco's First Lady Succumbs to that the cows are able to return.
in the Episcopal rectory.
Scenes of shipping, both by rail was political revenge.
EARLY PRODUCE TO SELL
Oregon has proved particularly well
Pendleton
Heart Attack In Los Angeles.
The bride had just concluded a
and water, were shown, and the way
AB H H PO
visit of five weeks with her mother
Los Angeles, Cal.—Señora Natalia suited for the profitable breed, he
the eggs are handled after they ar
The
products
.of
local
gadens
aye
SHORT NEWS NUGGETS
Calles, wife o t President Calles ol said, and Jerseys ln turn have made
rive in New York was un(okfcd ir.
J*
■■■
- - .
■' * I and other relatives and then went now on the market, and quality of Quinn, c f .............. 4 1 3 2
Garrett,
ss
............
4
1
0
2
to
Seattle
for
the
ceremony.
She
is
Me.lco,
died In a hospital here from some of their best showIAgs in Ore­
the pictures.
Sampling of eggs af­
the offerings is excellent. Head let­
Detroit has been selected as the
ft heart attack suffered five day* after gon. A. welcome to the visitors on
ter they have been unloaded at trie 1928 convention city of the Northern a graduate of the Hermiston high tuce Is being cut and sold, bunch Cook, 3b ............. 5 0 1 0
behalf of the Hermiston Commercial
school, the Monmouth norma) and >nlons, carrots, peas and some new Waiters, lb .......... 6 1 0 11
docks, the big egg auctions and of­ Baptists.
a major operation.
King, 2b .............. 4 0 2 4
Señora Calles, who came here two club was extended by J. S. Harvey.
fice scenes where the book end of
King George of England celebrated spent four years teaching, two years potatoes.
Mr. Loughary then introduced the
1 0
weeks ago, after attending the mar­
the business are handled were also his 62d birthday quietly at Bucking­ at Echo and two at Roseburg. She
Quite a number of farmers grow Olson, rf ....... ..... 5 .1
visitors
as follows: Mr. Brown, 8.
Hoskins,
c
............
5
1
2
3
has
many
friendB
In
Hermiston?
The
riage
of
her
daughter,
Señorita
Erne*
ahown.
a patch of peak and sell the crop to
ham palace Saturday.
Hargett, If __ ... 4 1 0 6
tina, to Thomas Arnold Robinson ol H. Simmons, J. M. Dixon. Mr. and
The growth of the poultry business
Robert McKim, 60, pioneer film ac­ groom is a lumber inspector in the stores or in some cases directly
New York, at Nogales, .Ariz., had been Mrs. P. H. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. W.
•on the project has been vapid, Mr. tor, died at a Hollywood hospital fol­ Seattle.
to consumers, and the peas are now Hattrup, p .......... 4 0 1 0
progressing favorably from the opera­ B. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. 8. H. Robin­
Dean said In his brief talk. The last lowing a stroke of paralysis three
'relng offered. The strawberry crop
son and Manager Reed of the Oregon
Totals ■■......... 30 6 10 27 12
tion .
census showed that there were then weeks ago, while making a personal N EW TOLL U N E S BEING
has been very short this season, fthtl
Stage» system who drove the big bus
Hermiston
19,000 laying hens here.
the few patchta On the project saw
appearance in Salt Lake City.
BUILT BY TELEPHONE CO. their peak production this week, ac­
AB R H PO A
Avcreecu Regime Ends In Rumania. ln which ¡¡he pilgrimage was made.
The business is an intensive one
Gilbert H. Hitchcock, Omaha news­
Spring shows have been given in
Woodward, rf ... 3 0 2 2 0
and requires careful attention to a paper publisher, and ex-United States
Bucharest.—The Averescu ministry,
cording to growers.
Construction of a new toll line for
Blakely, Ss ........ 4 0 0 1 4
mass of details, one of the most im­ senator from Nebraska, and Miss
which has been in power in Rumania six Willnmette valley countlee, one
Earl
Carson
has
been
successful
portant of which from a production Martha Harris, member of a family the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph with head lettuce thia Spring and Is Hiatt, lb . ......... 4 0 1 12 S
since March 30, 1926, has resigned and of the visitors said, and these shows
point of view Is to safeguard against socially prominent in Memphis, were Co. between Umatilla and Pendleton selling several dozen head» dally on Shesely, c .......... 4
.Prince Barbu Stlrbey, administrator have proved stim ulating to the dairy
Is now being done by the company's
of the royal domains, has been re­ industry and to the Jersey breed.
disease, the speaker said. Success nfarried in Memphis.
the local market. Mr. Hutchison is Shipley, 2b ......... 4
maintenance crew. Copper wires
Mittlesdorf cf .... 4
quested l»y King Ferdinand to form a Breeders are aided by such »hows to
may be expected for those growers
another
gardener
whose
head
lettuce
Two preliminary permits for eon-
Longhorn, If ..... 3
national union ministry. The selection form concrete ideals as to the most
who have the capacity for taking rtruction of power projects In the Ton- are being put in place for the crop has done very well,
Of Prince Stirbey, who as a trusted desirable type for the breed.
pains and caring for details, Supt. gass national forest of Alaska have new line, and several other new toll
Mr. Carson Is also in the onion L. Todd, 3b ...... 2
lines, thg aggregate cost ot which
Berry, p ............. 3
Very little butter is In storage now.
Dean declared.
friend of Queen Marie and a brother-
been granted by the federal power will be >7.000, according to J. A. business and has about a half acre
in-law of Ionel Bratiano, was in the less than for years, dairy cows are In
commission. In both Instances the Murray of Pendleton, district man­ of Prizetakers which give every Feter, 3b ............. 2
keen demand and prospects are that
nature of a political bombshell.
HERMISTON LAD SUFFERS
power would be used in the manufac ager, arc to be finished as soon as promise of yielding heavily thia fall. Phelps, p ............ 1
the dairy business will continue to
He
also
has
some
winter
Onions
that
ture of wood pulp.
possible.
’v
FROM EFFECTS OF STING
return a desirable profit for at least
Totals ............ 32 2 9 27 21 5
Spokane Air Derby Frizes Listed
will be mature in mid-summer.
C. A. Paul, for several years man­
Earned runs, Hcrmiton 2, Pendle
Spokane, Wash.—Cash prizes, total several years, Mr. Loughary stated.
That getting stung by a honey bee Roosevelt Hiphway Completion Urged ager of the Hermiston office, will SET OF BUFFALO HORNS
ton 3. Three base hits, King. First'1 Ing $28 250, besides a silver trophy for The number of dairy cows is slightly
Portland,
Or.—Immediate
sale
of
all
Is no trifling matter is a belief held
have charge of line maintenance
RECEIVED BY LOCAL MAN base on balls, off Ilattrup 2, Berry the first enclosed cabin cruiser to ar­ below norma).
by young Frankie McKenzie, little the authorized bonds unsold, amount- work for the Hermiston, Umatilla,
4. Left on base», Hermiston 7. Pen­ rive here, were announced by the con
California with land too high to
ing
to
>5,500,000,
was
requested
of
the
eon of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McKenzie,
Stanfield and Echo areas beginning
A set of big buffalo horns, pol­ dleton 11. First base on errors, Pen­ test committee of the national air permit the raising of calves until
as a result of developments that fol­ state highway commission by the June 15. He w ill coutlnue his re­ ished to a high degree of beauty, dleton 3. Two base hits, Woodward, derby from New York city to Spokane they are producers now goes out­
Roosevelt Highway association, an or­ sidence in Hermiston.
lowed a sting he 'received Monday.
was received recently by Henry Hitt. Shipley, Mittle»dorf, Fetztr, Quinn, next September.
side the state’s boundaries lor 2200
The lad was stung on the bottom ganization of coast county residents
The set came from his father and Cook, Hoskins 2. Struck out, by
head of prime milk cows each month,
of his left foot. Within a short time The meeting also resolved that the
“I have about 400 young turkeys, has been in the Hitt family alnca Hattrup 2, Berry 3. Doubly plays,
the speaker stated. Oregon dairy men
Kanes* Lin* Cigarette Ban.
tax
on
gasoline
be
not
disturbed
and
welts apeared all over his body, nnd
and they are making a fine growth," Civil war days when a judge pre­ Hattrup to King to Walters, Stolen
have sold stock to California buyers
Topeka,
Kan.
Sale
of
cigarettes
medical assistance was secured for that no diversion of highway funds to said Andy Kern the other dsy. “I sented his grandfather with it.
bases, Quinn, Olson, Hoskins. Inn­ and cigarette papers, forbidden in Kan at price» much less than the buyers
treatment. The supposition is that other than road projects be allowed. expected to have more poults, but
Several local men who have In­ ings pitched by Hattrup 9, Berry 8 sas for nearly 20 years, became au would he w illing to pay If they con­
the poison from the bee’s stinger
eggs didn’t hatch as well this year spected the horns declared they were 1-3, Phelps 2-3. Umpires, Dickey thorlzed when a law repealing the sidered It necessary, one of the speak­
penetrated a blood vessel and went Estates Give State >41,491 During May as they usually do, so I guess I have the largest buffalo horn» they had and
Worthington. Time
1:55. state's anti-cigarette statute went into ers said.
Olympia, Wash. — Inheritance tax no kick coming.”
directly into the main blood stream.
Scorer, Pierce.
A. W Agnew told of the blood
ever seen.
effect.
The seat of the sting did not show collection» from 117 estates during
lines Introduced In thia district hy
any marked reaction until the weltB May netted the state >41,591.48, while
the purchase of registered sires from
THE MARKET8.
all over the body had been reduced. 6 escheats brought in >3547.46, making
time to time by the local associa­
Portland.
The boy was practically recovered total for the month ,of >45,138.94, as
Wheat—B. B. biuestem, $1.55; hard tion. Mr. Simmons and Mr. Dixon
from the effects of the experience shown by the report of the inheritance
white,
>1.60; federation, soft white, also spoke of the Jersey breeding
and escheats division of the state tax
within 24 hours.
western white, >1.45; hard winter, business from several difierent ang­
commission. There were 560 new
>1.41; northern spring. >1.43; western les.
estate cases reported during the
.85 OF AN INCH OF RAIN IS
red, >1.39.
month.
Hay — Alfalfa, >20.50021; valley EPISCOPALIANS HONOR
GIVEN HERMISTON IN ONE OF
timothy, >20 0 20.60; eastern Oregon
D’Autremont to Face Court Again.
HINK LES AT DINNER HERE
timothy, >22022.50.
Medford. — The re-trial of Hugh
H E A V IEST RAINS IN HISTORY
Butterfat—39 Vic.
D'Autremont. alleged Siskiyou tunnel
Eggs—Ranch, 19020c.
After handing out cool days and bandit slayer, charged with the mur­
Members of the Hermiston Episco­
Cattle—Steers, good, >8.50 0 9.60.
nights all during the spring not cal­ der of Charles O. Johnson. Southern
Hogs—Medium to choice, $9 500 pal mission honored n ean and Mrs.
culated to make crops produce maxi­ Pacific brakeman, started Monday
Hinkle of Pendleto« at a dinner
10.50.
mum grfNrth the weather man imoming in circuit court at Jackson­
Lambs—medium to choice, >10.500 given Tuesday evening at 7 o’clock
changed tactics a few days since and ville.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs F B.
13.
turned on summer sunshine. A per­
Swayze. Bishop and Mrs. W. P.
Seattle.
iod of a few days of quite warm Len Small to Pay >6504X10 to Illinois.
Wheat—Soft and western white Remington, their guest, Mrs. War­
Springfield, III.,— Governor Len
weather waa followed by a rain
>1.44%; hard winter. >1.43%, western ren of South Dakota. Miss M. Sophia
Tuesday night and Wednesday morn­ Small of Illinois Saturday contracted
red, >1.43; northern spring, 1.4314; Robertson and little Miss Marjorie
ing that made the government guage to pay the state >650.000 in satisfac­
Hinkle were the other guests at the
biuestem, >1.56.
at the district office register .65 of tion of claims for Interest on public
Hay—Aifalta. >25; timothy, P. S. dinner.
fnnds, alleged to have been withheld
an Inch.
Short talks were made by Dean
>22
The rain was one of the heaviest when Small was state treasurer.
Hinkle and Bishop Remington, and
Butter—Creampry, 42c.
for this time of year «ver recorded
Mrs. Remington delighted the com­
Eggs -Ranch. 19022c.
here. Some hay was caught in the Year's Surplus te Pam >600,000.000.
pany with a number of songs for
Cattle^-Steers. choice. >8.8509 60.
Washington. D. C.—The govOpi-
windrow, but the rain was generally
which she played her own accom­
Hogs—Prime. >10.60010.76.
ment’e surplus this year will escfM
welcomed.
paniment. Little Marjorie Hinkle
Spokgn*.
gave a couple of costume dances, ac­
The hottest day to date waa Mon­ >600 000.oOO, Secretary of the Treasury
Cattle—Steers, good, $8.750!«.».
hlbltton^römndssioiier^hohi'rtri'r nT«»****
wmmlseioqtf, «pd IfaJ. n . H . White, new »«slstnnt pro-
day when the mercury went to »5 Mellpq anoomced officially.
companied by Mrs. Remington at the
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0
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.
2. Anti-British agitators Picket B ritJ ^ T
wl,f’ Assistant rte.-reier.v of tlio Treasury Andrews (left),
degrees. The temperature dropped
piano with her father playing the
i t e r to Csnmts.
•
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p. W illis,q p
r ¿m erto.,, min-
with the arrival of the rain, and a
Harr» Kelley wa» her» Sunday violin. Plates Wt 27 w«r* placed
ftn tl» w|»d came out ot the w»c,
f«r dinner,
(rotq Ln Grande.
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