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Herald Keeps Close to the Heart and Mind of the Umatilla Project. yllte Wtttttafcm Urralh vol xxn HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1927 EGG COST STUDIES ARE REPORTED ON VARIATION ON MONTANA MAN BUYS HIATT COL N. B. JUDAH PLACE HERE FOR HOME New resid en ts of H erm ieton a re W. A. Sloan, fo rm erly of M ontana, and h is m o th er, Mrs. W . H. S o u th ard , fo r m erly o f K ansas. T h ey purchased th e U rsel H ia tt place of five acres w est of tow n la st week, and a re m ak in g th e ir hom e on th e p ro p erty . Mr. Sloan lived fo r m any y ears a t Lyons, M ontana. H e made a tr ip of insp ectio n o v er th e project ab o u t tw o y ears ago an d decided th a t he w ould lik e to live h eie. H is desire w as stre n g th e n e d on h is second trip , an d th e p u rch ase of th e place w as th e re su lt. T h e deal w as for cash an d w as h an d led by J. M. Biggs. COMMERCIAL EGG FARMS SHOWN Range in Cost Runs Fro:a 14 to «■ 56 Cents per Dozen, Station Report Discloses. SOUTH SEA FAILS TO HOLD CHAMPION NO. 15 JUSTICE F. L SIDDONS LOCAL MAN RETURNS AFTER A COW TESTING WORK BEING DONE HERE FIRST 17000 MILE TRIP New Zealand Beautiful But MONTH’S TESTS UNDER WAY ON PROJECT Work Three More Days Available for Test* There not Agreeable, C. C. ing, Jenkins is Told Champion Finds. n By Holt. The islan d co u n tries in th e South i* ---------- S eas a re in te re stin g to see and v isit T he cost of prod u cin g a dozen D airy herd s In th e H erm iston dis b u t n o t p a rtic u la ly desirable as places eggs in O regon ra n g e B from 14 to tr ic t a re b eing tested th is week on fo r A m ericans to live, according to 56 cen ts per dozen, according to th e th e firs t m o n th ly ro u n d of E rn e st th e im pressions form ed by C. C. H ouser, official te s te r fo r th e asso f ir s t y e a r’s stu d y of th e su b ject made CHAIRMAN MADDEN EXPLAINS C ham pion, H erm iston re sid e n t who by th e Oregon E x p erim en t statio n . ciatio n form ed last m o n th by d a iry sp e n t four m o n th s in tra v e lin g 17,- T h e fin d in g s of th e sta tio n s for the men of U m atilla an d M orrow coun TURKEY PRICE DIFFERENTIAL 000 m iles on a tr ip th a t took him as ties. y ear en d in g N ovem ber 1, 1926. have J a r as A u stra lia . He re tu rn e d th is ju s t been received here. T he stu d y H is w ork s ta rte d In th e east end Lower Price for Hens Result of w eek and is a guest a t th e hom e of w ill be m ade over a th ree y ear pcr- of th e county, an d on D ecember 9 he M. an d Mrs. Reeder, 1 iod. Justice F. L. Siddons, who presided tested a t S tanfield. On th e 10th he Eastern Market Demands, He made th e tr ip to w ork for a at the trial of Albert B. Fall and Harry sta rte d on the H em iston h erd s an d T he survey w as m ade by field men N ew Z ealand beekeeper as a special Sinclair on charges of conspiracy to w ill fin ish tom orrow , F rid ay . F rom He Declares Col. N. B. Judah, prominent Chicago a fte r v isits to 134 com m ercial egg is t in th e breed in g of queens, b u t he defraud the government in connection here he w ill go to U m atilla, Irrig o n , poduclng p la n ts w here cost records lawyer, who has been appointed am rem ain ed a t th e big ap iary little m ore with the Teapot Dome oil reserve. bassador to Cuba by President Cool B oardm an and Ione. T h e q u estio n asked by Mrs. F. L. an d receip ts w ere secured. T he to tal th a n a m onth. idge. J e w e tt as p u b lish ed in la st w eek 's Mr. H ouser h a s rep o rted th a t in nu m b er of hens k ept on these com "N ew Z ealand is a b e a u tifu l coun H erald on w hy th e re w as a d iffe re n te re st in th e te s tin g w ork on th e p a rt m ercial p o u ltry farm s w as 80,288, tia l of tw o cen ts p er pound iu th e tr y ,” said Mr. C h a m p io n ,/‘but I do of d airy men Is pronounced, and ex an d d u rin g th e y ear they la id l.1 5 4 ,- prices paid fo r tom s an d tu rk e y h en s n o t like to w ork th ere, due to the cellen t co-operation is b ein g e x ten d 645 eggs, an av erag e pro d u ctio n of in th e C h ristm as pool, w as re fe rre d fa c t th a t th e re sid e n ts a re ab o u t 95 ed him by th e producers. He has 173 per year. The avearg e cost of to N ew M adden, ch a irm a n of th e p er cen t E n glish. T hey resen t see found a n u m b er of d airy m en, not production w as 27.9 cen ts per dozen. in g A m erlcans th e re to w ork. D air local association. now m em bers of the association, w ho Of th is to ta l cost, 65 per cen t rep re ies, a p ia rie s a n d sheep rancches are "Som e of th e re s t o f ur, w ondered St. Louis, Mo.—The railro ad 's con have expressed a desire to Join. se n ts cash o u t of pocket cost, and th e chief businesses, an d the farm ers a b o u t th a t d iffe re n tia l, ju s t as Mrs. “ C ounty A g en t H o lt ju s t n otified Spokane, W ash.—Dem and th a t Ed tention for valuation on basis of cost 35 per cen t w as fu rn ish ed by th e m ake money. I never saw such pas w ard E. Spafford, natio n al com m ander J e w e tt d id ,” said Mr, M adden, "so of reproduction new was given a blow me th a t th ree days In each m onth farm . tu res. The d airies ran g e In size T he fiocks on w hich records were of the A m erican Legion, w ithdraw h is we in q u ired of Mrs. B rin k , m an ag er from 100 to 500 cows. H oney pro when a special court of three federal a re still av ailab le for d a iry men not of th e asso ciatio n . She inform ed us statem en t asking for a natio n al poll judges upheld the valuation of the St. now enrolled in th e asso ciatio n ,” G. k ept w ere in th e coast region, th e d u ctio n is in th e h an d s of ab o u t W illa m e tte valley, so u th e rn Oregon, of legion posts on th e prohibition ques th a t in th e e a ste rn m a rk e ts th e re is dozen big producers. C o-operative Louis & O’Fallon railroad as fixed by H. Je n k in s, a ss ista n t co u n ty a g en t, th e c e n tra l p a rt of th e s ta te and in tion, was issued h ere by G eneral Jas. q u ite o ften a d iscrim in atio n a g a in st m a rk e tin g p rev ail8 am ong th e farm the in te rsta te com m erce comm ission said W ednesday,, " a n d th e tim e of largely on the basis of original cost. the te s te r may be used in th e H erm is e a ste rn Oregon. Six U m atilla A. Drain, past national com m ander of hen s in price. e rs .” "T h e b u y e r of th is y e a r’s C h ris t T his was a te s t case, involving a dif ton d is tric t if th e re a re s till herds county flocks w ere Included in th e the legion. Mr. C ham pion plans to leave soon G eneral D rain's dem and was incor m as pool b o u g h t for th e e a stern m a r ference of more than $10,000,000,000 In groups close enough to g eth er. T he survey. for C hicago to v isit relativ es. F rom T he size of flocks ran g ed from 119, porated in a telegram ad d ressed to k et, an d h is bid w as on th e basl8 of th e re h e w ill go to T ennessee to v isit In the value of the nation’s railroads. firs t d is tric t in th e tw o co u n ties m ak a h ig h e r price for tom s th a n for hens. N atibnal Com m ander Spafford, copies The opinion was w ritten by Kim ing a p p licatio n for te s tin g w ill se th e sm allest, to 2640, w ith th e a v e r h is p aren ts. H e expects to re tu rn to of which he announced he w as sending B efore th e sale w as closed by th e as brough Stone, circuit judge, and con cure th e services of th e te s te r to r th e age 599. H erm iston In th e spring. curred in by Arba S. Van Valkenburg, th re e days not now ta k en , so a p p li T he average in v estm en t p er farm to all national officers of th e legion sociatio n , bids of o th e r buyers th a t “ I ’d r a th e r live in H erm iston th a n m ade no d iscrim in atio n a g in st hens and all sta te com m anders. circuit Judge, and C. H. F aris, d istrict catio n s should be m ade w ith o u t d e in stock, buildings, land, etc., w as an y place I ’ve ever been o r seen, so lay." judge. C ontending th a t the national com in p rice w ere fig u red , an d th e bid found to be 62869, or 64.79 p er hen. I ’m com ing b ack ,” he said. of th e C aldw ell concern w as found D airy m en In th e w est en<J of th e m ander does not "have' a rig h t to di The case has been called “the big Of th is in v estm en t 31 p e r cen t was A t V ancouver, B. C,. w here th e boat in hens, 30.4 per cen t in lay in g rect o r even to suggest a poll upon a to be h ig h e r on th e av erag e for both docked th e snow w as seven inches gest law suit in hlstosy,” because of county w hose h erd s hav e e ith e r been .Its acceptance by both th e in te rsta te tested, o r a re to be tested d u rin g houses, 13 p er c e n i fci pou ltry lan d highly co- troversial n atio n al political tom s an d hen s th a n an y o th e r bid. deep, q u ite a c o n tra st to th e sum m er "S o we received m ore m oney for com m erce com m ission and the rail th e rem ain d er of th e m o n th , a re as an d 11.9 p er cen t in o th e r p o u ltry question," G eneral D rain in sists th a t w eath er th a t p rev ails in the so u th buildings, w th th e rem ain d er sp read "It is your duty to and th erefo re you o u r tu rk ey a u n d e r th e bid accepted e rn hem isphere, Mr. C ham pion said roads as a te s t of the principles and follow s: S ta n fie ld — S. R. Cooper, F . A. m ethods to be em ployed in valuation over a u to and tru c k , o th e r m ach in will issue a public statem en t of cor th a n if o th e r bids m ade on th e basis of th e sam e price fo r tom s and hens of all the railroads of the country, both B aker. ery and eq u ip m en t and p o u ltry feed. rection.” FARM ACCOUNTS SCHOOLS had been accepted. H erm isto n — T. H. H addox, R. H. for th e purpose of ra te m aking and S lig h tly less th a n 21 per cen t of S tockard, Lee Moore, A ndy A nderegg, Mr. M adden said th a t th e w estern th e cost of p ro d u cin g a dozen eggs New York.—A poll to ascertain th e TO BE HELD IN JANUARY for the recap tu re by the federal gov ernm ent of one-half of excess earnings H en ry Som m erer, L. C. Todd, Sylvan w as for labor, all except one p er cen t attitu d e of th e m em bership of the m a rk e ts as a g en eral th in g do n o t P earson, W. G. W ebber, II. O. Mc pay less for hen s th a n tom s, and in above 6 per cent. of w hich w as fu rn ish e d by th e o p era A m srican legion and Its w om en’s aux R. S. Besse From 0, A, C. To Be Culley, W. A. H ln eiin e, Cleve C lark, to r o r h is fam ily. Feed costs ra n to iliary tow ard prohibition is to be made, some cases th e h en s a re preferred . P. P. S u llivan, L, C. D yer, Joe Dyer, Here Early Next Month 63.4 per cent, m iscellaneous 17 p er Edw ard E. Spafford, n atio n al com BILLIONS SPENT ON ROADS U m atilla— 1,1. C. B u rch ett. cen t and d ep reciatio n an d in te re st m ander of the A m erican legion, an HERMISTON TO SEE NEW To Aid in Work. Irrig o n — R. V ernon Jones, F. H. nounced here. on in v estm en t 8.8 p er cent. Federal Aid Lets Than Eight Percent FORD HERE WEDNESDAY R elks, Jo h n P ax to n , R oy B arker, Y ield w as found to be a b ig fac of Total. A n o p p o rtu n ity w ill be afforded C harles B enefiel. to r in cost of p roduction . T he re W ashington, D. C.—The • n atio n ’s BRIEF GENERAL NEWS Model of Machine W ill Be Shown for farm ers in th e a re a bounded on B oardm an— P au l S m ith, 3kovbo. p o rt h ad th e follow ing to say in th is th e east by S tan field and on th e w est yearly highw ay bill exceeds 61.000,090,- Ione— C. C. Cool, O. Ellig Minor. respect. "T h e im p o rtan ce p er hen The 1928 republican national conven 000, Including all expenditures of the At Kellogg Motor Company by B oardm an to tak e a day off and cost per hen Increases w ith in c re a s tion will be held in K ansas City, be use lead lead pencils and p ap er in federaj, state, county and other local PILOT ROCK SINGER WINS Rooms From 9 to 2. in g egg p roduction, th e cost p er dozen g in n in g Tuesday, Ju n e 12. fig u rin g th e ir farm fin an ces e arly In governm ents, for construction, m ain ste a d ily declines. H ig h e r eg g p ro tenance and adm inistration. More pow er to control and direct SECOND PRIZE IN CONTEST J R esid en ts of H erm isto n and s u r a n u a ry when th re e schools In farm d uction also re q u ires b e tte r feeding. railroad consolidation policies was In m aking this announcem ent, T. H. acco u n tin g w ill be held u n d e r the ro u n d in g te r rito ry w ill have an op Y et it pays.” Ted Roy of P ilo t Rock, a s tu d e n t sought from congress by the In terstate p o rtu n ity to see th e new F ord car d irection of R. S. Besse, specialist MacDonald, chief of the bureau of pub On th re e farm s h av in g a to ta l o f comm erce comm ission. lic roads, said the federal governm ent a t O regon A g ric u ltu ra l college, won from O. A. C. n ex t W ednesday, D ecem ber 21, when 1361 hens on w h ic h 'p ro d u c tio n w as The in te rsta te bridge connecting T h e d ates se t for th e school are expenditure was less t-han 8 per cent, second prize in th e A tw a te r K ent a t th e ra te of 203 eggs av erag e, th e P ortland, Or., and Vancouver, W ash., one of th e m ach in es w ill be on dis J a n u a ry 3-6, and they probably w ill and the sta te s spent, of th eir own b ro ad castin g c o n test in New Y ork cost per dozen for eggs produced w as will be toll free a fte r D ecem ber 31, play in th e show room s of th e K ell be held In B oardm an, H erm iston and funds, m ore than six timer, the am ount D ecem ber 11. T h e prize am ounted ogg M otor Co. betw een 14 and 16 cen ts p er dozen. 1928, save for a sm all franchise toil they received as federal aid. to 62,000 In cash and tu itio n for one The h o u rs of disp lay w ill be from S tan field , b u t th e specific d ate of F o r 70 of th e farm s in th e su rv ey placed on common carriers. F ederal paym ents last year totaled y ear in a co n serv ato ry of m usic. 9 A. M. u n til 2 P. M., an d a rra n g e each school has not been determ ined. on w hich 56 per c en t o f th e hen s A m endm ent of th e 1924 im m igration m ents a re b eing m ade to care for a It 18 estim ated th a t 30 m illion peo T he schools should prove benefic 681,371,013, or about 66,000,000 less included in th e w hole su rv ey w ere act to apply Its quota provisions to than the previous year, which In turn ple h eard th e co n test in w hich the ial In th a t It m ay be possible for in found th e cost per dozen eggs ra n g Mexico, Cuba, Canada and o th e r coun big crow d. T he m ach in e w ill be ta k o i aw ay d iv id ual o p erato rs to m ake some p ra c was 68,000,000 lower th an the year be P ilo t Rock te n o r em erged w ith sec ed from 14 to 28 cents. On fo u r tries of continental A m erica is provid fore. ond honors. Y oung Roy h as been a few m in u tes a fte r 2 o ’clock, Rnd tical a d ju s tm e n ts in th e ir o rg a n iz a farm s h a v in g a to ta l of 2370 hen s ed in a bill introduced in congress by stu d y in g m usic fo r a nu m b er of tion to increase Income, according to those d e sirin g to see it should be at w ith an averag e p roductio n of 125 R epresentative Box, dem ocrat, Texas. years. Am erican Mobbed In Bucharest. th e show room s betw een th e hours Mr. Besse. eggs a n n u a lly , th e cost p er dozen Two million m arried women in th e d esig n ated , Mr. K ellogg sta te d . B ucharest.—T he U nited S tates m in T he school w ill be d iffe re n t from ran g ed from 44 to 56 cen ts per United S tates are w orking daily for Methodist Church m ost m eetings in th a t It w ill not be iste r has handed the foreign office a dozen. gain outside th eir homes, according to S unday school a t 10 A. M. M orn a " ta lk in g ” g a th e rin g , b u t a " w o rk note pfotestlng ag ain st the wounding New Residenti Arrive the annual report of S ecretary of L a in g ” m eeting w ith farm er's doing of C aptain G uttfrled K eller of P enn in g w orship a t 11 A. M. S ubject, H erm iston post of th e A m erican bor Davis. Mr. an d Mrs. A lp h a C hrlstley , fo r Special m usic, E p sylvania, whom a mob of rioting slu "T h e S ta r .” th e ir ow n w ork. L egion has booked a tra v e lin g a ttr a c m erly of B ak er, a rriv ed M onday to dents Insulted and stabbed a t Gross w orth L eague fo r all young people a t tion from th e east fo r th e re g u la r m aak e th e ir hom e on th e L eath ers Seals Being Sold W ardeln. The note dem anded imme 6 :3 0 P. M. E v en in g service a t 7:30. The Stork dance n ext S a tu rd a y n ig h t, D ecem ber ran ch for w hich th ey trad ed a sh o rt T he sale of C h ristm as seals In H e r diate satisfaction for K eller's m altreat S ubject, "G od’s U nspeakable G ift.” An 8 pound g irl w as born to Mr. tim e ago. T hey b ro u g h t th e ir house m iston Is in th e h an d s of th e A m eri 17. A ccording to th e advan ce a g e n t m ent. An official statem en t adm itted We a re m oving up o u r special m eet fo r th e s tu n t, re a l horses a re used in an d Mrs. W esley C haney of Irrig o n hold goods by tru c k . Mr. C h iistley can L egion a u x ilia ry w itk Mrs. R ena th a t m any persons had been seriously ings one week on acco u n t of our a th r illin g race on th e dance floor a t th e H erm isto n h o sp ital S a tu rd a y , p lan s to ru n q u ite a lo t of livestock W a te rm a n as ch a irm a n in charge. singer. We w ill begin C hristm as Injured In th e Gross W ardeln riots. rid d en by jockeys chosen from am on hlg place a n d w ill have a big C an v assing of th e tow n has been u n day, D ecem ber 25. S. H am rick, Dec. 10. ong th e dancers. d a iry h erd . d er w ay th is week. pastor. DRAIN OPPOSES POLL ON PROHIBITION I. G. C. RAILROAD VALUATIONS UPHELD I. THE FEATHERHEADS B y Osborne The Domestic Scene Changes - A A