The Hermiston herald., December 01, 1927, Image 1

The Herald Keeps Close to the Heart and Mind of the Umatilla Project.
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HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1927
NUTRITION SPECIALIST TO
TURKEY GROWERS
TO SHIP THIS WEEK
CHRISTMAS
POOL
TOP
HOLD MEETING HERE DEC. 6
T h e fin a l of a series of m eetin gs
w hich Is b eing co nducted ih H erm is­
to n by Miss L ucy A. Case, w ill be
h eld T uesday, D ecem ber 6, in th e
B a p tist ch u rch . Miss Case is spec­
ia list in n u tr itio n a l w ork from O.
A. C. an d m uch in te re st h as been
show n in th e w ork she h as done h ere
before . Mrs. C. A. K eller is in
c h a rg e of a rra n g e m e n ts
In th e m o rn in g a t 10 o’clock th e
topic of discussion w ill be a m ilk de­
m o n stra tio n . In th e afte rn o o n Miss
Case w ill ta lk on “T ra in in g th e Fam
ily in Good Food H ab its."
PRICE
IS 42 1-2.
About 3000 Birds
to
Go
Out
of
Hemiston Now and Rest
In January.
New M adden, In ch arg e of o p era­
tio n s for sh ip p in g tu rk e y s th is y ear
th ro u g h th e Idaho T ukey G ro w ers’
asso ciatio n , received
a
telep h o n e
m essage T uesday m o n in g from Mrs.
B rink, m an ag e r of th e association,
g iv in g prices o b tain ed for b ird sold
a t th e D ecem ber pool, bids fo r w hich
w ere opened M onday a t Boise.
C rade 1 birds w ill b rin g ae fol­
lows: tom s, 42 1-2 cen ts; hens, 4Ù
1-4 cents. B irds g ra d in g second are
to be sold fo r 31 cents.
Mr. M adden got in touch w ith loc
al grow ers upon receip t of th e m es­
sage and k illin g a n d d ressin g s t a r t ­
ed W ednesday m o rn in g and w ill con­
tin u e u n til T husd ay n ig h t. D ressed
b ird s w ill be received F rid a y and
S a tu rd a y at th e old L e a th e rs’ w a re ­
house south of the depot, w h ere re ­
p re sen tativ es of th e b uyers w ill be,
an d g ra d e rs an d w eighers.
T u rk ey s w ill be g rad ed b y . tw o
m en, one re p re se n tin g th e b uyers and
one for th e g ro w ers’ association.
A bout 3000 b ird s a re to go o u t on
th is sh ip m en t, and sev eral h u n d red
o th e rs w ill he held over u n til th é
J a n u a r y pool.
T ukeys
should
be t h o ro u g h ly
chilled an d should be free of all a n i­
m al h e a t before b ein g b ro u g h t
in
tow n for disposal, acco rd in g to a
w a rn in g received by G eorge H. J e n ­
k in s from th e buy er o f th e pool a t
C aldw ell, Idaho.
C laude K ellogg re tu rn e d M onday
from P o rtla n d w here he w en t to a t­
ten d th e ©oming-out p a rty of th e
new F ord c a r. - A bout ISO ag en ts
w e r e ' a t th e b an q u e t th a t m ark ed
th e phe-view of th e car. Secrecy
s till shrouds th e d e tails of th e show ­
in g b u t M. K ellogg sm iles an d w ill
te ll th e w orld ’’sh e ’s a w o n d erfu l
c a r.” No car w ill be av ailab le for
th e local g a ra g e fo r a tim e b u t one
w ill be show n a t
th e
P en d leto n
agency on D ecem ber 2.
Cleve C lark is b u ild in g a g arag e
a t h is place w est of tow n.
PAL, POLICE
DOG,
LIVE SATURDAY
LOSES HIS
WHILE
WITH
HIS MASTER IN LINE OF DUTY
P al is dead and th e re is m o u rn in g
at th e house of P ankow .
H e m et h is d eath la s t S a tu rd a y
m o rning, and it w as in lin e of d u ty .
P al w as a dog, a h a lf breed p o l­
ice dog, and h is m aster w as H. A.
P ankow , city m a rsh all an d d ep u ty
sh eriff. E a rly S a tu rd a y
m o rn in g
Mr. P an k o w eceived a req u est
to
search th e w est bound fre ig h t tr a in
th a t w as h ere sh o rtly a fte r 6 for a
w anted m an.
He w en t im m ediately to th e track s,
accom panied by P al, h is in sep arab le
com panion. B efore th e tr a in w as
s ta rc h e d it sta rte d m oving o u t of th e
y ards, and P al w as c a u g h t u n d e r th e
m oving w heels and h is life crushed
o u t.
T he dog alw ays accom panied Mr.
P ankow in all h is w ork, and m any
a re th e u n u su al s tu n ts he perfom ed
in line of d u ty th a t h is m aster r e ­
lates.
B ut P al is gone now . and th e re is
sadness in th e household o f w hich
he w as a e ra l p a rt.
FOOTBALL SEASON
RESULTS PLEASE
LOCALS
DEFEATED
TWICE
MRS. MEDILL McCORMICK
IN
DONE FIRST YEAR
Twelve Men are Awarded Letters for
Big Dairy Herd in the Making And
Work ; Four to be Lost by
Success With Crops Pleases
Graduation.
Hustling Family
The high school fo o tb all season
was closed F rid ay , N ovem ber 18,
w hen th e locals m et th e Pasco h u sk ­
ies a t Pasco. A b an q u e t featu red
w ith tu rk ey and w ith a few speeches
w as held S atu rd ay n ig h t a t the
M ethodist ch u rch to celeb rate
the
occasion.
Coach W ale n ta s ta tre d th e season
w ith ab o u t 20 men of whom only 7
earned le tte rs la st year. H e devel­
Mrs. Medllt McCormick, wife of the
oped a team th a t averaged
150
Amos A. B etts of Arizona, who was
ORGANIZATION PERFECTED AT
pounds in th e line ancl 138 in the form er senator from Illinois, who has
selected to be a m em ber of th e Inter­
backfield th a t outplayed every heav­ announced her candidacy for the Re­
sta te Com m erce Commission to suc­
PENDLETON TUESDAY
ier team they m et except Pasco. Pasco publican nom ination for congressm an,
ceed H enry C. Hall. Mr. B etts is a
Democrat.
L C. Dyer of Hermiston Named a-s alone held th e locals helpless. The at-large from Illinois.
locals lost tw o o th er gam es how ever,
One of Five Directors to
but not w ith o u t p u ttin g a scare into
th e opponents. The locals held th e
Handle Body.
speedy and heavy Mac H i team , now
A t a m e e tin g of th e d irecto rs, E a ste rn Oregon cham pions 6 to 0
h eld W ednesday in th e office of for th ree q u a rte rs. T he locals w ere
b a tte re d to pieces in th e la s t q u a rte r
C ounty A g en t H o lt in P en d leto n , L.
and th e v isito rs ra n up a larg e score
W arsaw .—W arsaw does not share
W ashington, D. C.—S tanding p at on C. D yer of H erm isto n w as elected
T he locals lost to K ennew ick th o u g h the uneasiness said to exist in govern­
its dem and for a 3400,000,000 tax re­
p resid en t of th e board.
th ^ ir p u n tin g w eakness. K ennew ick m ental circles in Berlin, Moscow and
duction, d esp ite th e tre a su ry view th at
scored in th e firs t h a lf w hen he got Kovno concerning the Polish-Lithuan­
Mr.
H
o
u
ser,
O.
A.
C
g
ra
d
u
a
te
in
it should n o t exceed 3225,000,000 and
th e ball on th e locals 20 y ard line. ian dispute which will be dealt with
the house w ays and m eans com m ittee S m ith -H u g h es w o rk , is th e tester.
In the second h a lf th e locals carried by the league of nations.
decision to recom m end reductions ag­ H e assum ed h is d u tie s th is m orning.
th e ball the len g th of th e field on
Soviet R ussia’s Joint note to Lithu
g regating 3236,000,000, th e cham ber of T eetin g w ill be done th e firs t p a rt of
tw o occasionss b u t w ere u n ab le to ania and Poland expressing concern
com m erce of the U nited S tates has
th e m o n th in th e east and so u th ends p u t the ball across fo r a co u n ter. at the strained relations of the two
announced th a t its m em bership, in a
of
th e county, an d te sts w ill be m ade K ennew ick fin ish ed th e season u n ­ countries passed alm ost unnoticed
referendum ju s t com pleted, had ap­
proved th e revenue, program of its h ere b e g in n in g ab o u t th e m iddle of defeated. The Pasco team Is th e only when the full text was published in
ag g reg atio n th a t can rig h tfu lly say W arsaw new spapers. It is considered
com m ittee on fed eral taxation.
th e m onth.
they outplayed th e locals. T he big here th at R ussia m erely desires to
The announcem ent said th a t action
ra ilro a d e rs proved too big for th e create an atm osphere th a t will enable
on the p art of th e m em bership com­
T he U m a tilla D airy Im p ro v em en t
her to p articipate in w hatever prelim
m itted the o rg anization to advocate asso ciatio n w as form ed a t a m eetin g locals.
T he locals outplayed every o th er Inary discussions are held, thereby
at the coming session of congress the h eld T uesday in P en d leto n w ith N. C.
en actm en t ot a tax bill carrying into Jam iso n , d a iry sp e iia list, a c tin g a.- school of th e ir size. T he schools mnkiDg it sure th a t R ussia will not be
th a t lost to th e locals a re H eppner, left out when th e m a tte r is brought
effect the follow ing program :
ch airm an . T h is nam e fo r th e asso­
R edhctions an d rep eals estim ated to cia tio n w as chosen in place of th e Condon, A th en a and U m atilla. The up on the floor of the leagua of na
H eppner team w on th e U pper Colum ­ tions. L ithuania’s a ttitu d e tow ard Po
am ount to 3100,000,000 in th e first full fom er title
“cow te s tin g associa­
bia conference w hen they defeated land Is considered here nearly to have
year a fte r the changes a re made.
tio n " to show th e la rg e r scope of
Reduction of th e corporation income th e w o rk th e asso ciatio n expects to th e Condon team . T he gam es and reached th e lim it of tolerance. It is
tax rate from 13% p er cent to not accom plish. A c o n stitu tio n and by- th e ir scores w ere: H erm iston 21, pointed out th a t there now exists be­
m ore th an 10 p er cent, w ith th e re­ law 8 w ere ado p ted and five d irecto rs U m atilla 0: H erm isto n 0, K en n e­ tw een the countries no railw ay, postal
duction applicable to n et incom e of chosen: Mr. H ughes of P ilo t R ock, wick 6; H erm isto n 14, H eppner 0; or telegraphic com m unication and the
H erm iston 0, M cL oughlin 25; H er­ herm etically closed fro n tier renders
1927.
T hom as H au m n , F re e w a te r,
Mr.
R epeal of th e rem aining w ar excise K in g , W esto n : L. C. D yer, H erm is­ m iston 6, Condon 0; H erm iston 45, stabilization of conditions in eastern
taxes levied on p articu lar businesses. to n , an d P a u l S m ith , B oardm an. U m atilla 0; H erm isto n 0, Pasco 30. E urope impossible.
Of th e six teen re g u la rs who fin ish ­
R epeal of th e federal e state tax.
T hese d irecto rs w ill hold a m eeting
ed th e season only tw elve w on le t­ WITHDRAW COOLIDGE DRAFT
th is w eek an d elect o fficers fo r th e
ters. These boys a re : N ew ell, F elt-
asso ciatio n from th e ir num bers.
BRIEF GENERAL NEWS
house, M cKenzie,
K ennings,
Don Chain L etter Draft Plan It W ithdraw n
T he m eetin g held Tuesday was a
P arsons, G lenn P arsor.s, S m ith, Rob­
By O riginator.
C ardinal Bonzano, form er apostolic successful one an d plans m ade fo r th e
inson, U pham , E a rn h e a rt and H am ­
New York.—The plan to d raft P resi­
delegate a t W ashington, died in Rome c rr ry in g on of th e w ork. T he asso­
m ond. W ith e ig h t letterm en hack dent Coolidge Into candidacy for re-
following an operation.
ciatio n w ill fu n ctio n in th is co unty
for n ex t y ear th e locals o u g h t to election by m eans of a series of chain
N oble B randon Judah, a Chicago and th a t p a rt of th e U m atilla p ro ­
m ake a stro n g bid for cham pionship letters was abandoned by its origina­
law yer, has been appointed by P resi­ je c t w est to th e M orrow co u n ty line.
honors.
tor, P hilip M. T ucker, Boston hanker.
d en t Coolidge to be am bassador to A te s te r w ill be chosen an d w ill
The idea was entirely his own, he said.
Cuba.
s t a r t w o rk D ecem ber 1. T w enty-one
He denied published stories that
P resid en t Coolidge has com pleted fu ll days of te s tin g have been igned HUNTERS SOUGHT TO CLEAN
Frank W. S tearns Hnd form er Senator
th e m essage which he will deliver to u p by m em bers an d sev eral o th ers
UP COYOTES IN DISTRICT W illiam M. Butler, close friends of the
th e new sev en tieth congress which have req u ested a ch an ce to sign up,
president, had anything to do with it.
m eets D ecem ber 5.
an d Mr. J e n k in s, ass s ta n t county
Coyotes a re becom ing so num erous
A bandonm ent of the project was in
A dm irable W. H. G. Bullard, ch air­ a g e n t, w ho w as p resen t a t th e m eet­ in th e v icin ity of H erm isto n th a t
m an of the federal radio commission, ing, s ta te s th a t if anyone w ishes to an appeal has been m ade to have a response to the expressed wish of the
died in W ashington in his sleep. He come in th e y m ay C om m unicate w ith g overnm ent h u n te r se n t in to th is president that any petitions favoring
his candidacy be discontinued. “In
w as 60 years old.
him a t once an d a ran g em en ts may te rrito ry .
view of the president's w ishes," Mr.
Queen M arie of R um ania has agreed be m ade to h av e th e tim e extended.
J. W. M cM ullen, se cretary of the T ucker said, “It seem s best to desist
to accept honorary presidency of an
P ro f. Jam iso n , of the ex ten sio n F arm B ureau, h as received a le tte r
association proposed by Sam uel Hill division of th e O. A. C. says th a t the from S tan ley Je w e tt, of the biological frem trying to bring fu rth er pressure
of S eattle and M aryhill, th e association m an s e n t o u t to te s t th e cows w ill survey In P o rtla n d to th e effect th a t upon him .”
having as its object the beautifying also be chosen fo r h is a b ility to help th e th re e h u n te rs assigned to U m a­
Mexico P u tt Tax on Banana Exports.
of th e Pacific highw ay from Vancou­ d airy m en as to feeds, m an ag em etn tilla county a re in th e m o u n tain s
Mexico City.—W ith the national
ver, B. C., to Mexico.
etc., a n d ask s t h a t fa rm ers w henever and fo o th ills of th e e astern p a rt of treasu ry p retty well drained in m eet­
he calls ta lk over th e ir problem ,, w ith th e s ta te and w ill not be av ailab le ing th e cost of putting down the re­
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him .
h ere b u t th a t a man w ill be se n t here cent Cerrano-Gomcz revolt, the federal
Mrs. F. B. P en n o ck is rep o rte d to
betw een th e 15th and 31st of Dec­ governm ent Sunday announced a tax
be q u ite ill today. H er illnesg has
em ber, w ith h e a d q u a rte rs a t Echo of 3 centavos on every bunch of ban­
P. T. A. December 8
been diagnosed as pneum onia.
T he n e x t m eetin g of th e P. T. A or S tan field , and in s tru c tio n s
to anas, regardless of size, exported fron.
w ill be held D ecem ber 8. In addi- w ork th e te r r ito r betw een H erm iston Mexico a fte r D ecember 1.
Miss T ay lo r of P en d leto n an d Miss tlo n to th e m usical n u m b ers
and an d th e C olum bia riv er. A m an now
G race F a r r of W ilder, Idaho, sp en t re a d in g s th e re w ill be a p ap er by E. a t H eppner w ill w ork along th e U m a­
H e rb e rt H aneline and Law rence
th e w eek end as g u ests a t th e T. H. H. B ensel. Ms. F. V. P rim e is also tilla an d Morow co u n ty line betw een W inslow re tu rn e d to O. A. C. a fte r
on th e p rogram .
G a ith e r home.
sp ending th e holiday In H erm iston.
now an d th a t tim e.
COW TESTING BODY
FORMED THIS WEEK
POLISH DISPUTE TO
GO BEFORE LEAGUE
FAVOR TAX CUT OF
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(BY JOE H ARVEY )
A big serm on on how success is
won, c a llin g fo rth few w ords from
those w ho have m ade th e serm on
but eloquent enough to th e eyes of
an u n d e rsta n d in g beholder, h as been
preached d u rin g one sh o rt year on
th is p ro ject by a fam ily of new com ­
ers.
T he fam ily ig th a t of Mr. an d Mrs.
Sylvan P earson and th e ir children.
T h e ir place is a little more th a n a
mile east of tow n u n d er th e A Una.
They cam e here a y e a r ago y e ster­
day, N ovem ber 30. 1926, b u t th ey
have been liv in g on th e ir place sev­
eral m o n th s less th a n a year.
A nd If I don’t get aro u n d to a tr ip
out th e re sooner, It’s In my m ind to
drop o u t a t th e end of th e second
y ear because I'm candidly curious to
know how m uch a fam ily can do to
a placo d u rin g a fu ll second y ear
a fte r the changes th a t have been
w orked in a piece of one y ear, and
th a t the firs t y ear In a new co u n try .
Mr. P earson Is a d airy farm er.
Cowg are h is chief In te re st b u t he
doesn’t aim to let an y o th e r p raeticai
sidelines th a t offer p ro fit get aw ay
from him . T h is y ear his nujgt pro­
fitab le sideline probably was e arly
potatoes. On th re e -to u rth a o f 'a p acre
of real e arly ones he sold 330A vforth.
The h ig h est price received, I believe,
was a b o u t nine c en ts a potind. In
addition, th e re w ere some late spuds
and a lot of g arden tru ck .
W hen he landed h e re from Lyle,
W ash in g to n , even before he w as able
to g et possession of his place, Mr.
P earson began b u y in g cows, an d he
has been a t It ev er since. The H ol­
stein is th e breed th a t s trik e s him
close to th e h e a rt, and a m ajo rity of
his cows a re e ith e r H olstein,
or
have the black and w hite blood in
them .
Today, c o u n tin g h is young stu ff,
he has a b o u t 30 head on hand. H is
goal is 20 head of p roducing cows
w orking p ra c tic a lly all of th e tim e
for him , an d he has ab o u t filled his
herd.
The cows on h is farm a re headed
tow ard good care and a com fortable
home. T hey have a b ra n d new b arn ,
not yet fu lly com pleted, to house
them . T he barn w as planned
to
tak e care of 20 head of producers.
T here Is a d rivew ay through, th e
c en te r over cem ent. T he cows face
tow ard th e w alls w ith a feeding
space betw een th e stan ch io n s and
the w alls.
“ L ater, I plan to build a hay b arn
extension here on th e e a st w ith a
drivew ay th ro u g h th e ce n te r," said
th e ow ner. “ The mow room fo r hay
w ill go clea r to th e floor.”
T he h erd sire th a t has been in use
to head tho H olstein h erd a t the
E astern Oregon S ta te h ospital
at
P endleton was purchased th is week
by Mr. P earson to head his grow ing
herd. The bull Is a proven sire w ith
some very high producing d au g h ters
to h ig c re d it, and his blood lines are
such th a t Mr. Pearson considers h im ­
self fo rtn a te to get such a rep re­
se n ta tiv e of th e breed fo r h is use.
A sping of clea w a te r comes out
of th e ground on th e h ill above his
buildings, and th e dom estic w ater
supply is piped from th e splrng. It
w ill soon be av ailab le in th e new