Herald Keeps Close to the Heart and Mind of the Umatilla Project.
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VOL. X X II
H EXM ISTO N, UM ATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, TH URSDAY , JA N U A R Y 12, 1928
CAMP GROUNDS ARE
TO BE IMPROVED
REV. Z. T. PHILLIPS
POISONING WORK IS
URGED BY LEADER
NO. 19
TAYLOR-SAW IN FLOCK H AS
62 P E R CENT LA Y RECORD
TRIAL FUSION OF
CHURCHES STARTED
HENRY L. STIMSON
T he p o u ltry p la n t of Hugl> T ay
lor an d C harles Saw in on th e w est
side was equipped w ith e lec tricity
H . E. H A N B Y B U Y S P R O PE R T Y
JE N D R Z E JE W S K I A SK S FA R M ER S la s t w eek. Several 50 w a tt lig h ts
BA PTISTS A N D CH RISTIANS
IN
w ere in stalled in th e lay in g house,
OF G. W . B A IL E Y
TO G ET R A BBITS
an d a re regulated by an au to m atic
UNION MOVEMENT
sw itch. T aylor and Saw in a re su p
N ew
C om b in ation
C abins-G arages
Use o f S tr y c h n in e an d Chopped H ay p ly in g a local m erchant w ith 9 cases
F la n o f U n itin g to be T ried for
o f eggs a week from th e ir pullet
A n d D airy B arn W ill B e
S u g g ested as F ea sib le W ay
flock, w hich is m a in ta in in g a 62 1-2
P eriod B efore P erm an en t
per cent lay, conceded by local poul
E r ec ted Soon
T o G et P ests.
U n ion is Form ed.
try men to be very good for th is tim e
of year.
Im provem ents to th e H erm isto n
A sta te m e n t u rg in g p ro ject fa rm
cam p g ro u n d s th a t w ill en ab le It to
J o in t w o rsh ip by tw o P ro te s ta n t
ers to devote some o f th e ir tim e now
ta k e care of a g re a te r business th a n
church groups in H erm iston,
th e
to w ard e x te rm in a tin g Jack ra b b its
h as h ereto fo re been possible w ill be
B aptists an d th e new ly organized
w hile th e ir feed is lim ited an d poi
m ade im m ediately by H. B. H auby,
C h ristian ch u rch , in a n e ffo rt to
so n in g is feasible w as m ade y esterd ay
follow ing his p u rch ase of th e G. W.
perfect a com bination of forces, p e r
by Jo h n Jen d rzejew sk i, p ro ject lead
B ailey place.
sonnel and fin an cial resources th a t
er
in
ro
d
e
n
t
co
n
tro
l
w
ork
of
th
e
U
m
a
T he deal fo r th e p ro p erty w as con
w ill p erm it of g re a te r religious ef
tilla P ro je c t F a rm Bureau..
cluded th is w eek by th e p rin cip als,
fectiveness, has been decided on as a
C o n cern in g th e ra b b its an d th e
resu lt of a jo in t conference held by
an d Mr. H anby is to have possession
w ays to k ill th em , h is sta te m e n t w as TOMS B R IN G 3 8 , H E N S 33, IS
w ith o u t delay.
com m ittees rep resen tin g the tw o o r
as follow s:
“I expect to m ake a ch an g e In a r
g an iza tio n s la s t S atu rd ay night.
W ORD R EC EIV ED
"H ow m uch does it cost to feed a
ra n g e m e n ts a t th e cam p g ro u n d s so
The tem p o rary union, agreed on as
Jack ra b b it a y ear? We know w h at
It w ill a ttr a c t m ore b u sin ess,” Mr.
a necessary p relim in ary before fin al
L
ocal
G
row
ers
to
H
ave
2
0
0
0
In
Rev. Dr. Z. T. Phillips, recotor of it costs to feed a horse, a hog, a
H an b y said. "M y p lan s a re to have
action can be tak en , has no definite
J a n u ary S h ip m en t; Tim e of
Henry L. Stimson of New York, whe tim e to ru n and w ill be term in ated
com bination cabins and g arag es. New the Episcopal Churoh of the Epiphany sheep o r an y o th e r farm an im al, b u t
b u ild in g w ork w ill be done to p ro In Washington, who was elected chap- on th is p a rtic u la r pest th e re a re no
was appointed governor of the Philip e ith e r by a p erm an en t fusion, or by
S h ip p in g N o t Set.
fig u res av ailab le. I w ould n o t call
lain of the United States senate.
pines, to succeed the late Gen. Leon a decision on th e p a rt of the tw o
vide 10 such cabins an d g a ra g e s .”
it a pest, b u t a sideline.
ard Wood.
groups to m a in ta in sep arate o rg an
T he Bailey place co n sists of 12
T
he
J
a
n
u
a
r
y
pool
of
tu
rk
e
y
s
of
th
e
"T h e re is m oney in ra b b its if you
izations.
acres in the edge of tow n. A b ig sev
Idaho T u rk ey G row ers association of
skin
them
.
T
he
p
elts
a
re
w
o
rth
from
en room house, su rro u n d ed by a b u n d
T he com m ittees rep resen tin g the
10 to 15 c en ts piece, and a m an can w hich th e birds of local g ro w ers are
a n t shade, m akes th e place one of th e
tw o groups consisted of J. Skovbo,
a
p
a
r
t
h
as
been
sold,
and
sh
ip
m
en
t
skin from 30 to 100 a day.
T he
a ttra c tiv e p ro p ertie s in H erm isto n .
H. J. S tillin g s and R. Beasley for the
w rite r once sk in n ed 50 in fo u r hours. w ill be m ade w ith in a sh o rt tim e. In
Mr. H anby a lso p lan s to b u ild a new
B ap tist ch u rch and Cecil W arner. A.
form
ation
of
th
e
sale
w
as
received
"W h ile we do not know how much
d a iry b a rn w ith concrete fo u n d atio n ,
W. T u rn b lad and W. G. Dyer for the
it costs to feed one, we do know how T uesday from Mrs. C. G. B rink, g e n
C h ristian church.
floors and m an g ers to house 10 head
W ashington, D. C.—F ederal prohi
e
ra
l
m
an
ag
e
r
and
se
c
re
ta
ry
of
th
e
m uch d am ag e one does in h av in g ac
of p roducing cows.
F o r the p resent it Is understood
bition officials see no reason w hy a
W ashington, D. C, —- S ecretary o(
association.
th a t each gro u p re ta in s Its own iden
‘T ’ve lived in H erm isto n since O ct h ard boiled revenue raid er should be cess to a field. W e also know how
A
griculturo
Jard
in
e
announced
a
revi
The
price
of
No.
1
tom
s
w
ill
be
ober, 1906,” said Mr. H anby, "a n d an intellectual g iant to properly hold to k ill them . W e m ay tra p w h ich Is 38 cen ts and for hens. 33 cents, ac sion of the European corn borer quar tity , b u t w orship and church w ork
I ’m p la n n in g to c o n tin u e liv in g h ere. his job and for th is reason they have slow, shoot w hich is too expensive c o rd in g to th e telegram .
antine effective Jan u ary 1, 1928, which w ill be done in one body. The build
T he cam p g ro u n d s p ro p o sitio n looks appealed to th e civil service commis to be done m uch, o r poison him . The
m akes extensive additions to the areas in g ow ned by th e B ap tist church w ill
T
hese
prices
a
re
low
er
th
a
n
w
ere
lik e a real o p p o rtu n ity . I ’ve alw ays sion to soften its exam ination require la tte r m ethod is b e tte r because nn received for the C h ristm as pool w hen regulated on account of th is pest. The be th e m eetin g place, and Rev. A, J. -
m ade a little m oney h ere, and I be m ents under which all prohibition ad ounce of stry c h n in e on h ay a t th e 42 cen ts w as paid fo r tom s and 40 new ly quarantined territo ry , in which W are, p o p u lar pastor of the B aptist
lieve th is new p ropositio n 1 b a good m in istrato rs and agents m ust qualify sm all cost of 75 cen ts w ill k ill 200 cen ts fo r hens th a t graded No. 1.
infestations were discovered during church, w ill continue his w ork here,
rab b its, if placed w h ere th e y a re
o n e.”
in accordance with the reorganization thick.
T he prices a re in line w ith m ark et th e sum m er and fall of th is year, con a t least d u rin g th e period of the tr ia l
T he im provem ents p lan n ed by th e law passed at the last session of con
sists of 781 tow nships in Vermont union.
T he best tim e to do th is is rig h t conditions, how ever, O. H. Je n k in s
‘‘T here a re a considerable number
new ow ner a re e stim ated to cost be gress.
w
estern M assachusetts, New York,
a
s
s
is
ta
n
t
co
u
n
ty
a
g
e
n
t,
pointed
out.
now, so g et busy w hile th e snow is
of
d etails th a t rem ain to be worked
tw een $1,500 an d $2,000, an d th e
The “flunks” have averaged high,
New
Jersey
,
Pennsylvania,
Ohio,
III
T he P o rtla n d price for No. 1 tom s
out to a sa tisfacto ry conclusion,”
w o rk w ill be sta rte d as soon a s poss it w as said, and even five of the ad- on th e gro u n d . A couple of ounces has been ra n g in g from 37 to 35 centB dlana and Michigan.
ib le so th e cam p g ro u n d s w ill bo m in istrato rs, th e field colonels of th e of stry c h n in e an d a sack of chopped p er pound, and grow ers hav e to de
The corn borer is now known to Rev. W are said, in com m enting. on
w ill go a long w ay to w ard cu t
read y fo r sp rin g an d su m m er b u si dry forces, have failed to m eet th e re- h . i ay
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°
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«- ui d u c t a b o u t th re e cen ts per pound exist in 13 states, nam ely, M assachu th e m ovem ent, " b u t those of ub w ho
.
itln g down th e ra b b it p o p u latio n .
ness.
qui. am ent» of the commission. The
from 'th e P o rtla n d price fo r h a n d setts, New H am pshire, Maine, Rhodfe have given th e most stu d y to the s it
.u ______ . . . . .
T h ere a re 80me ° n ev erV farm , and
fatalities for the agents have been
lin
g and o th e r charges. T h a t gives Island, C onnecticut, Verm ont, Nev. u atio n are hopeful th a t th e auspici
if th ey a re n o t k illed th e re w ill be
p articu larly heavy In the south, w here
FLOOD ON B U T E R CREEK
th
e
pool prices a co n sid erab le m a r York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, ous s ta rt w ill resu lt in th e tem porary
m ore of th em n ex t year. If we do a
they have run as high as 85 p er cent.
gin
above
th e m a rk e t they could re a l W est V irginia, Ohio, Michigan and u n ificatio n becom ing perm anent. I
good jo b o f poiso n in g now it w on’t
DAM AGES M 'CARTY PLACE
have made the statem en t, and I am
"T he situ atio n is terrib le,” one ad
Indiana.
be n ecessary to have drives, w hich ize if th ey sold indep en d en tly .
convinced of Its soundness, th a t it
m in istrato r com plained to the W ash
A
bout
2000
birds
w
ill
be
shipped
The
products
affected
by
the
revi
Ice Jam s in F lood ed S tream and lngton officials. “It is m ore im portant w hile th ey a re fu n also cost m oney.”
from H erm iston In th e J a n u a r y pool, sion nre corn, broom corn, sorghum s would be n o th in g less th a n crim inal
for an agent to be able to sm ash a E A R L Y LAM BING RECORD IS
acco rd in g to estim ates.
and Sudan grass. Inspection and c e rti for tw o groups whose beliefs and
B a ck W a ter E n te r s C ellar
bootleg join t th an it is to spell 'idlo-
A t press tim e today no in fo rm atio n fication are required for th e in te rsta te practices are so n early identical as
and W a sh es D itch es
syncrasy.’ "
SET B Y BEDD O W 'S FLOCK had been received as to th e d ates on m ovem ent of clean shelled corn and the B ap tists’ and th e D isciples’ to
_______
w hich b ird s w ill be received locally, clean seed of broom corn to uninfested try to o p erate sep arate churches In
O tis M cC arty, B u tte r creek ra n c h VETERANS FILE TOO LATE
b
u t as soon as th e d ates have been districts. The shipm ent of cornstalks our com m unity. I feel very hopeful
G eorge Beddow w ho h as farm ed
th a t th e m ovem ent w ill succeed.”
er, w ho w as in tow n T u esd ay sta te s
------------
I fo r m any y e a rs i n th e C olum bia dis- flxed notices w ill be given grow ers, and ears to unlnfested te rrito ry is pro
F ollow ing Is th e form al statem en t
hlbited.
th a t he su ffered q u ite a g re a t deal of D epartm ent Unable to Consider 25,000 I tr ic t got in to th e sheep business a Mr. Je n k in s sta te d .
issued by th e Joint com m ittees as a
dam age th ro u g h B u tte r creek g e ttin g
Delayed Application«.
sh o rt tim e since, an d he had n o t had
resu lt of th e S atu rd ay n ig h t confer
o u t of bounds la s t w eek. "W h en I
THE STORK
W ashington, D. C.—In the deluge of h is sm all farm flock v ery lo n g be
BRIEF GENERAL NEWS
ence:
got hom e from tow n th a t d ay ,” said last m inute applications from world fore lam bs s ta rte d arriv in g .
A baby g irl, w eig h in g eleven
“A Jo in t com m ittee of C hristians,
Mr. M cCarty, " w a te r th re e feet deep w ar v eteran s for ad justed com pensa
T he public debt w as reduced $1,038,
“I had n o t fig u red on a d d itio n s to pounds, w as bom to Mr. and Mrs.
In som e places, and w ith flo a tin g Ice tion, th e dead line for which was th e size of th e flock u n til F e b ru a ry ," H om er H edricks of S tan field , a t the 312,882 during th e last year, rep resen t B ap tists and Disciples, m eeting to
g e th e r to discuss a way th a t they
In It, w as ru n n in g p re tty stro n g be reached a t m idnight Jan u ary 1, ap
Mr. Beddow ad m itte d w h ile discu ss H erm iston h o sp ital T uesday a fte r ing a reduction of $8,660,849,197 sinc< n ig h t w ork to g e th e r in u n ity , and
tw een m e m id m y house. A w arm proxim ately 25,000 applications came
noon.
1919,
when
it
reached
its
peak
of
$26,
in g h is v e n tu re one day th is w eek,
fin d in g th a t th e only difference is
w ind a n d heavy ra in in M cDonald too late and cannot be considered.
696,701,648.
“ b u t th e f ir s t lam b w as bo rn on
‘he nam e and denom inatloai alliance,
creek se n t a lo t of w a te r dow n Into
A
wave
of
feeling
ag
ain
st
William
The figures show th a t approxim ate C h rstm as day, an d since th e n a ll th e
J. Omoh H undrow of L exington
recom m end a union m eeting for a
B u tte r creek, an d ice jam m ed In a ly 400,000 v eteran s en titled to ad ju st
sleep I ’ve h ad h as been 'c a t naps, w as a business v isito r here M onday. E. H ickm an am ong prisoners in the period of tim e u n d e r th e guidance of
n arro w place in the creek on my ed com pensation have never been . To d a te 14 Iam bs have been born" I
Los Angeles county jail prom pted Jail
th e H oly S p irit In th e B ap tist church
place, fo rcin g th e w a te r back
to
heard from .
d id not have my a rra n g e m e n ts com- H ERM ISTO N L IB R A R Y . RECORD ers to keep the confessed slayer of u n til such tim e comes th a t It may be
w here th e b an g s w ere n o t so h ig h ,
M arian P a rk e r constantly behind bar
The to tal num ber of applications r e p leted fo r c a rin g for th e lam bs, b u t
determ in ed If it w ill be the w ill of
se n d in g it out over my la n d .”
ceived am o an t to 3,247,468.
I ve saved 13. One chilled before I IN
CIRCULATION
T H IR D
IN red cell doors.
th e H eavenly F a th e r for th e B aptists
W hile th e c e llar of Mr. M cC arty’s
Announcemen
th
a
t
Jacob
O.
Schur-
got it and died
and Disciples to p u t aside causes for
house w as filled w ith w a te r, he says
Divers Prepare for Raising 8-4.
Q uite a little in te re st in sm all farm COUNTY DU RIN G
PA ST Y E A R man, A m erican am bassador to Ger p e rm an en t division.
th a t th e biggest dam age w as to his
Provincetow n, Mass.—D ivers assign- flocks of sheep h as been d isplayed by •> :o: .> :o :
:o:
4
:o: g. :o: < many, has raised $280,000 In American
"In case cause for perm an en t div
Irrig a tio n system an d dam s. Mr. ed to th e S-4 salvage fleet, atded by farm ers in th e p ast year.
Mrs. R. A. B row nson’s re p o rt show s circles for the U niversity of H eidel ision be p u t aside and u n ity in the
M cC arty says th a t "a p p a re n tly all n early ideal w eather conditions, Sun
berg
has
produced
much
enthusiasm
th a t th e local lib ra ry ra n k s as th ird
s p irit on th e New T estam ent church
th e old tim ers believed th a t w ater day succeeded in m aking w hat is re
in circ u la tio n ini th e county lists. In the G erm an press.
be agreed upon, the Disciples agree
w ould n o t ru n down h ill, for m any garded as ex trao rd in arily rapid pro
“W e th in k w e had a fa irly good
C aptain J. K err and th ree m em bers
of them b u ilt th e ir houses m uch be gress in p reparing th e sunken sub snow h ere in H erm isto n , b u t o u r nine The A m erican L ib ra ry A ssociation of the crew of the m otorshlp Noble to m ake th e effort to satisfy present
considers a c ircu latio n of five books
low creek levels, and th e n w hen
B ap tist denom inational claim s on the
m arine for raising. A lthough 12 div Inches lacked q u ite a b it of b eing as
wore drow ned when the vessel c ra s h
property. And If a t any fu tu re tim e
fre sh e ts cam e a lo n g th ey alw ay s got ers worked in the engine and control m uch as th e re w as in P o rtla n d ,” a y ear p er c a p ita of population a
ed
on
E
scalante
raef
off
the
w
est
coast
th e reasons for th is proposed union
w ashed o u t, b u t th ey never learn ed com partm ents, no additional bodies said J. M. B iggs on h is re tu rn S u n fa ir averag e, b u t th e local branch
has p u t o u t 9951 books th is year, of V ancouver island. Two o th ers of should cease to exist it is expressly
from experience, for in v a ria b ly th ey
w ere found, the total num ber recover day. H e w en t down to a tte n d one of w ith an estim ated p o p u latio n of 800, the crew of six w ere rescued and
b u ilt all over ag a in in Just th e sam e
understood th a t the property is to
th e re g u la r m eetin g s of th e sta te over 12 per cent circ u la tio n per cap brought to Vancouver.
ed thus far rem aining at 17.
place.”
re v e rt to the B ap tist denom ination.”
co m m ittee of th e A m erican Legion ita. T he g ro w th h as been about
G aylord M adison's place w as h u rt
Mr. an d Mrs. W. J . W arn er, H e saw A ndy K ern w ho has been In evenly divided in both a d u lt and
Mrs. W. H. Sim m ons, w ho has been
som e by th e h ig h w a te rs of last week d a u g h te r Ja n e , an d Mrs. Mabel R alph
Rev. W. 8. Coder, b ro th e r of Mrs.
th e V eteran s h o sp ital for several ju v en ile books. O nly M ilton and
v is itin g ’ in U m atilla over th e h o li M artha Mumma, is assistin g in spec
b u t o th e r ra n c h e rs in th e v icin ity and d a u g h te r H elen w ere P en d leto n
weeks, A ndy is m uch b e tte r an d ex P»ndlcton have exceeded H erm isto n ’s
w ere n o t dam aged.
days, re tu rn e d to H erm iston Mon ial revival services a t P anaw aw a,
v isito rs S a tu rd ay .
pects to re tu rn hom e th is w eek.
record.
day aftern o o n
W ashington.
LAST TURKEY POOL
OF YEAR IS SOLD
DRY AGENTS FAIL IN
CIVIL SERVICE TESTS
EXTEND QUARANTINE
AGAINST CORN BORER
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