The Herald Keeps Close to the Heart and Mind of the Umatilla Protect.
tilhe Jbrmtsfcm W ralt
VOL. XXII
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1928
CO-OP LAUNDRY IS
PLANNED BY WOMEN
HUB ER T C. WORK
SCORE CARD FOR
BIG PRIZE MADE
JINX TAKES MEASURE OF DICK
RICHA RD J. W E LC H
HUTCHINSON WHEN HE SUFFERS
LEG FRACTURE, FRIDAY, 13TH
:o: ❖ :o: ❖ :o: ❖ :o: ❖ :o: <•
F rid ay . Ju ly 13, is down on
FARM BUREAU AUXILIARY HAS
MO. 46
LUMBER YARDS OF
WEST ENO GOMBINE
the
DAIRY HERD CONTEST FOR FAIR [calen d ar of Dick H u tch in so n , son of
TUM-A-LUM BUYS TWO PLANTS
Mr. and Mrs. Roy H u tch in so n who
OF INLAND EMPIRE
live on th e old Cam pbell place e a s t
of tow n, as a day to be rem em bered,
Local Firms Offer Aid of Cost Prices
Herd to Count for Most in Award because of an accident th a t resu lted
R. A. Brownson Continues u Head
in
a
fra
c
tu
re
of
his
leg.
For P.ant to be Used
of $50 Special Money Voted
of New Yard in Location
He w as rid in g a horse on th e D iag
By Housewives.
By Two Bodies.
onal road when th e accid en t o ccu rr
Of Inland Co.
ed.
He was b ro u g h t here to Dr.
One of th e biggest deals in (he
The score card for th e special m an S ears to have th e fra c tu re reduced.
A co-operative la u n d ry th a t w ill be
business life of H erm iston a as con
Dick
is
15
years
old.
ag
em
en
t
prizes
th
a
t
a
r
e
to
be
a
w
a
rd
equipped a t f ir s t w ith an electric
sum m ated th is week w hen he I nn-
ed as a p a rt of th e U m atilla P ro ject
w a sh in g m achine an d s ta tio n e ry tu b s
A-Lum L um ber Co. p u rch ed
the
TURKEY
GROWERS
TO
HOLD
fa
ir
in
O
ctober
has
been
d
e
fin
itely
to be used by housew ives on th e pro
p la n ts of th e In lan d Em p re L um
d eterm in ed , an d e n trie s by d a iry h erd
je c t, is b ein g prom oted by a special
MEETING NEXT WEDNESDAY
ber Co. a t H erm iston and S rnfieid
ow n ers a re now in o rd er to G. H.
com m ittee of th e w om an’s au x iliary
T he deal w ill re su lt In tb t iu-
Je
n
k
in
s,
a
ss
ista
n
t
county
ag
en
t.
The
of th e U m atilla P ro ject F arm B ureau.
Mrs. C. G. Brink to Talk About Plans
solidation of th e tw o lum l
y ard s
score card w as d raw n up in te n ta tiv e
No d efin ite a rra n g e m e n ts have
Dr. Hubert C. Work, secretary of
in
H
erm
iston
u
n
d
e
r
th
e
mai
.
cm
eut
form
several
w
eeks
ago
an
d
a
fte
r
For
Handling
Birds
This
been com pleted y et, acco rd in g to the interior, who was elected chair
The
Representative Richard J. Welch of of th e T um -A -Lum Com pan
Mrs. B ax ter H u tch iso n , a m em ber of man of the Republican national com discussion w as su b m itted to th e sta te
Winter,
California was the author of the bill p la n t a t S ta n field w hich inclu d es a
college a u th o ritie s for suggestions.
th e com m ittee, b u t su ffic ie n t in te re st mittee.
that gave 135,000 government workers lum ber yard, h a rd w a re and im p le
T
he
p
rize
m
oney
fo
r
th
e
aw
ard
s
hns been stim u lated to in d icate th a t
m ent sto re and feed business w ill be
Mrs. C. G. B rink, se c re ta ry and a raise.
h as been v o ted by th e H erm isto n
th e plan w ill be p u t in to ex ecution !
co
n tin u ed w ith o u t
any
rad ical
general
m
anager
of
th
e
Idaho
T
urkey
Com
m
ercial
clu
b
and
th
e
U
m
atilla
w ith in a sh o rt tim e.
ch an g es u n d e r th e m an ag e m en t of
P ro ject F arm B ureau, each o rg a n iz a G row ers’ association, w ill be h ere in
*'Our p lan s to d ate a re to buy an
H om er H edrick, an em ploye of th e
tion h av in g set aside $25 to m ake the H erm iston W ednesday, Ju ly 25, fo r a
e le c tric m achine an<j in s ta ll it in th e
In
lan d E m p ire L um ber Co. fo r
•
m
eeting
of
tu
rk
e
y
grow
ers
in
th
is
purse
of
$50.
room ad jo in in g th e H erm isto n C ream
nu m b er of years.
S everal co n d itio n s h av e been es vicinity. H er m eetings here w ill be
e ry ,’’ Mrs. H utch iso n said. “ Y.’e have
U nder th e term s of th e deal th e
one of a series she is now h o ld in g In
a rra n g e d w ith Mr. W est, ow ner of
Geneva.—C harles E. Hughes, form tab lish ed in an e ffo rt to Insure m axi
T uni-A -Lum com pany secured th e
th e cream ery, for th e room , and he er American secretary of state, prob m um b en efits In s tim u la tin g in te re st Oregon.
P lan s for h an d lin g th is y e a r's crop
New York. — The infant m ortality stocks of goods in both p lan ts. The
h a s also agreed to fu rin sh h o tw a te r ably will be elected to succeed John in th e d airy n g busness.
One of th ese corn!tions is th a t a of tu rk ey s w ill be discussed by Mrs. rate in cities of th e United S tates real e sta te and b u ild in g s of th e H e r
a t the cost of cold w ater, o r in o th e r B assett Moore as American judge on
w ords, he w ill ch arg e us n o th in g to th e league of natio n s’ perm anent court h erd to be elig ib le fo r prize money B rink w ith local grow ers. In ad d i during 1927 was low er than in any pre m iston p la n t w as also acquired, and
h e a t th e w ater. He has also agreed of international Justice at The Hague, m u st consist of a t least six head of tion o th e r d etails of g en eral In terest vious year, the American Child H ealth the buyer com pany w ill use th e In
Of th is h erd , a t to m em bers of the local association association announced in its annual land p la n t as Its home.
to furnigh some of th e connections it was said in league circles recently. cows in m ilk.
R alph A. B row nson, for 12 y ears
least th re e head m ust be ex h ib ited and prospective m em bers w ill be d is report.
th a t w ould be needed i n conveying
While the election rests in the
The rate last year was 66.4 for each m an ag e r of th e H erm isto n y a rd of
th e w a te r from h is p la n t to th e la u n hands of the league assem bly and the a t th e fair. A n o th er re q u ire m e n t is cussed. G row ers have expressed the
th a t six h erd s m ust be en te re d to hope th a t a big a tte n d a n c e w ill be 1000 as com pared with 73.7 in 1926 th e Tum -A -L um com pany, will con
d ry room.
,
league council, secretariat officials
p resen t so th a t all av ailab le in fo rm a and 100 in 1915, the association an tin u e to be activ ely in c h a rg e of the
in
su re th e co n test
‘‘T he Oregon H ard w are & Im jle- said there is such a world wide move
H erm iston business of the com pany.
E n trie s should be made by herd tion ab o u t h an d lin g b ird s can be se nounced.
m en t Co. has also ag reed to fu rn iah m ent in favor of H ughes’ election th at
The rep o rt covers th e 683 in the H is wide a c q u a in ta n c e over a period
an d in s ta ll t h e tu b s for us a t cost. it is virtually a certainty he will r e ow n ers w ith o u t delay to Mr. Jen k in s. cured.
G. H. Jen k in s, a ss ista n t co u n ty birth registration areas including of y ears and his a c tiv ity in public
H erd w ill co u n t for 4 5 per cen t of
T he executive com m ittee of th e U m a ceive the necessary m ajority vote d u r
w hich 36 p er c e n t w ill be on the ag en t, is endeavoring to have a d is states th a t have records of a t least a ffa irs have estab lish ed him as one
tilla P ro je c t F arm B u reau voted its ing the Septem ber assembly.
of th e leaders of th e co m m unity.
c o u n t of q u a lity , an d 10 p er cen t on ease specialist here for th e m eeting 90 per cent.
endorsem ent of th e m ovem ent a t its
It is now certain th at Mr. H ughes
“The im provem ent in the infant
T he deal w as w orked o u t In the
and for some field w ork to aid in
condition.
m eetin g F rid a y n ig h t.”
will be nom inated for the judgeship
M anagem ent w ill have a m axim um ! solving some of th e Problem s faced death ra te was alm ost universal over in te re s t of th e p u b liq w hich should
T h e P lan of o p eratio n b ein g con by at least half a dozen of th e lead
the country,” said the announcem ent, be ev en b e tte r served by th e 'o n e; yrfrd
sidered, Mrs. H u tch in so n said, is to ing, nations of the world, and this fact score of 40 per cen t w ith th e feed by grow ers.
The m eetin g w ill be held in th e "there being but few cities which tail th a n tw o. according to Mr. B row nson,
p e rm it each m em ber u sin g th e la u n alone is regarded as alm ost certain to in g system follow ed co u n tin g 25 per
and th e cost of d o in g business w ill
cen t. T he records k ep t and labor evening a t 8 a t th e M ethodist E p is ed to show a declining rate.”
d ry tw o specified h o u rs to do a fam insure his election.
Seattle, WaBh., had the low est rate, be less for o p e ra tin g one y ard .
a n d convenience w ill ra te seven and c o p i church.
ily w ashing, th e ch arg e fo r th e w ash
41, among the cities of m ore than 250,-
The sale of th e In lan d p la n t m arks
a h a lf per cen t each.
period to be 35 cents. D u rin g a week
000
population. P ortland, Or., and th e p assin g of one of th e firs t b u si
HOOVER
STARTS
W
E
S
T
In
ju
d
g
in
g
b
arn
s,
m
ilk
house
and
OLD PHIPPS AND DISHON
it w ould be possible for 21 house
Minneapolis, Minn., w ere second -with nesses of th is com m unity. Dr. M. S.
eq u ip m en t a to ta l of 15 per cen t w ill
w ives to use th e m achine.
Republican
Presidential Candidate
PLACES FIGURE IN TRADE rates of 47 each.
K ern w as th e h eav ie st sto ck h o ld er
be
allow
ed
ag
a
m
axim
um
.
Of
th
is
"In m any p a rts of th e c o u n try d is
Off to California.
In th e com pany w hich w as e stab
p ercen tag e, sa n ita tio n , v e n tila tio n
tr ic ts we don’t have e le c tric ity ,” she
W ashington, D. C. — H aving said location and lig h t w ill d raw lo per
lished In 1906. T he la te H a rry M.
B R IE F G ENER AL NEW S
said , “ and lots of people d o n ’t w an t
A deal w as com pleted h ere the la t
farewell
to the men with whom he cent, and su p p lem en tal eq u ip m ent,
S traw w as In a c tlv e c h arg e of th e
to buy a m achine for th e ir own use
ter p a rt of th e w eek in w hich tw o
William F. Varney, Rockville Cen p la n t from Its in cep tio n u n til h is
d riv en by a gas engine. By follow has labored in the commerce depart sep arato rs, m ilk in g m achines, cool H erm iston d is tric t places figured, the
m
ent
for
seven
years,
H
erbert
Hoover
ter,
N. Y., was nom inated by the pro d eath a few w eeks ago. H is rem oval
in
g
equip
m
en
t,
pails,
etc.,
w
ill
ra
te
in g th e plan we a re co n sid erin g it
form er F. P. P hipps place in C olum
hibition party as its candidate for the by d eath and th e necessity of re p la c
w ould be possible fo r a lo t of house Saturday turned w estward. The first five p er cent.
bia d is tric t and th e D ishon place on
ing him as m an ag e r w ere tw o fac
T he ju d g in g in th is sp ecial con H erm iston avenue. T he P hipps place presidency.
w ives to avoid d ru d g ery of w ash day presidential candidate from the Pacific
coast was going home to receive the test w ill be done by a d isin te re ste d
The surren d er of a total of 186 “con to rs th a t e n te re d In to co n sid eratio n
a t a very nom inal expense.”
con tain s 20 acres, and th e Dishon
fessed” N icaraguan bandits, to United of th e consolidation.
A bout 15 housew ives have in d ic a t formal notification of his selection as in d iv id u al.
place 10 acres.
the standard bearer of the republican
P re se n t p lan s of th e Tum -A -Lum
States m arine forces a t Ocotal, was r e
ed th e ir in te n tio n of a v a ilin g th e m
A. E. K ern of P o rtla n d trad ed th e
party.
com pany a re to w ork th e sto ck o u t
ported to the navy departm ent.
selves of th e use of th e m achine if
two
pieces
of
p
ro
p
erty
to
W.
E.
P
ow
Closing up of his affairs as com FIRE BURNS BARN, 4C0
Senator Moses of New H am pshire of th e ir old y ard g ra d u a lly by re
th e o rg a n izatio n
decides to go
ell of P o rtla n d as p a rt of th e con
m erce secretary occupied his final
ACRES OF WHEAT FRIDAY sid eratio n on an a p a rtm e n t house the was made chairm an of the committee m oval to th e new location and
th ro u g h w ith its p lan , she said.
hours in W ashington and his last act
to notify H oover and Senator Fess oi th ro u g h sales, Mr. B row nson stated .
T he o th e r tw o m em bers of th e
form er acquired. T he deal w as made
was to express to the heads of divi
Ohio was appointed head of the com It ig pro b ab le th a t th e wood y ard of
com m ittee w ith Mrs. H u tch iso n are
F ire of u n d eterm in ed o rig in des by Mr. K ern and J. M. Biggs.
m ittee to notify the republican vice th e old T um -A -L um lo cation w ill be
Mrs. F. H. G uiw its and Mrs. Cecil sions in the departm ent his apprecia troyed a b a rn and ab o u t 400 acres
tion of th eir co-operation in turning
presidential
nominee.
re ta in e d , th o u g h th a t d e ta il h a s not
M adden.
of rip e g ra in on th e P e te r George LOCAL BOY SCOUTS ENJOY
“the arm of commerce away from the
Colonel William H. Screws, com been d efin tely decided.
W om en n o t a lread y enrolled may
ran ch n ear J u n ip e r la st F rid ay n ig h t,
WORK AT SUMMER CAMP manding officer of the 12th infantry
secure d etailed in fo rm atio n on th e narrow channels of business into the according to R aph S h afer of H erm is
g reat service of public w elfare."
stationed a t Baltim ore, was elected
Scouts Get $23.10
p la n from an y m em ber of th e com
ton w ho h as been h a u lin g some in
president of the Rainbow division
T
he
w
o
rk in g fund of H erm iston
m ittee, o r from Mrs. G eorgia H en
th a t d istric t.
H erm iston Boy Scouts w ho a r e In
Desert Thirst Conquers Bank Robbers.
derson a t he F arm B u reau co-opera
"T h e fire s ta rte d in th e n ig h t and cam p a t th e scout cam p n e a r M ilton veterans at the annual reunion in Boy Scouts w as Increased by th e sum
Columbus, Ohio. The convention vot of $23.10 as a re s u lt of th e b en efit
Independence, Cal.—Two young rob was fanned by a hig h w ind so it raced
tlve, Mrs. H u tch iso n said.
are h av in g a good tim e, e a tin g w ell
ed to hold the 1929 reunion in Balti dance th a t w as gien S a tu rd a y n ig h t
bers, defiant in th e face of the deadly across th e field fa s te r th a n a man
and k eep in g com fortable, as well as
more.
rifles and pistols of a possee of up could ru n ," Mr. S h a fe r said. " I t
by H erm iston post of th e A m erican
doing
som
e
excellent
w
ork
in
sco
u
t
FIRE DOES DAMAGE
D irectors of Palm olive-Peet com Legion. A crow d la rg e r th a n usual
w ards of 40 men, had wavered and fall w as stopped by a n arro w s trip of
ing. according to th e re p o rt b ro u g h t
pany and Colgate & Co. have agreed
en before the onslaught of a m erciless
F ire said to have s ta rte d
w hile desert country. W ithout a shot being green w heat. It w as fo rtu n a te th a t back hom e by Mr. and Mrs. E. L. upon a plan of merging these two or ! a tte n d e d th e dance, and th e L egion
gave all of th e net p ro fit a fte r ex
th
e
sp
rin
g
w
h
eat
w
as
th
e
re
,
because
C herry, Mr. and Mrs. E nos D. M ar
tra s h w as being b u rn ed did some fired, the two m en, W ayne Bland and
ganizations if stockholders approve.
dam age la st S a tu rd a y on th e W . H. H. C. Cochran, residents of Owens w ith o u t it th e fire w ould have b u rn tin and Mr. an d Mrs. H. J . O tt who This m erger will be effective as of penses had been paid.
visited th e cam p Sunday.
S ta r r ran ch in th e M in n eh ah a d is valley and robbers of the Security ed sev eral th o u san d acres.”
July 1, 1928. The name of tbe new
W h eat in th e H oldm an and J u n i
Hand Improves
W a lth e r O tt made th e tr ip to cam p company is to be Colgate Palmolive-
tr ic t. A call fo r h elp w as sen t out, bank a t Lone Pine n ear here, surrend
an d p ra c tic a lly everyone in the ered to officers who tracked them af p er d is tric ts is y ield in g as h ig h ag 45 and s ta rte d his v acatio n period of P eet company.
A sp lin te r of bone th a t hag been
neighborhood responded. T he house te r they had esoaped with loot estt- and 50 buhels to th e acre, th e h ig h tw o weeks.
c au sin g him some tro u b le °n his left
est yield ever know n th e re , Mr.
T h ere w ere 63 scouts in th e cam p
w as th re a te n e d fo r several m in u tes mated at , 16Oo. The money
h an d w as rem oved
from G eorge
France Approves Anti-War Pact.
S h a fe r said. H is b ro th e r-in -la w , W. last w eek, th e local people reported,
b u t th e co n certed e ffo rt v o lu n teer covered intact.
P aris.—The text of the French gov S tro h m ’s h and by Dr. S ears Tuesday.
M. E ld rid g e, re c e n tly h a rv ested 786 and th e averag e every week since the
f ir e fig h te rs saved i t and p revented
ernm ent's acceptance of Secretary T he h and h as been in b andages for
sacks of H y b rid on 30 acres.
cam p opened has been betw een 60 Kellogg’s outlaw ry of war pact was several weeks.
fu r th e r loss.
Mrs. C. S. B rierley and Miss Jessie
and 70. Some p e rm a n e n t b u ild in g s handed to A m bassador H errick.
B rierley re tu rn e d W ednesday m o rn
Dr. and Mrs. D avid Rowe w ere in have alre a d y been erected, and the
B. S. K ingsley re tu rn e d S a tu rd a y
Potatoes Are Shipped
in g from P en d leto n an d W alla W alla P o rtla n d th e last of th e week. W hile scouts a re u n d e r te n ts w hich
are
n ig h t from W heeler. O regon,
and
A lferd Skovbo shiped a carload of w here th ey sp en t a few days.
T hey th e re he atte n d e d th e n a tio n a l con erected over p e rm a n e n t cab in floors.
G uy Sage and fam ily of S pokane o th e r p oints a fte r an absence of ab o u t
Irish C obbler potato es from U m atilla plan to move w ith in a sh o rt tim e to v en tio n of d ru g less p h y sician s and A co u rt of honor and ch u rch se r
a rriv ed a t th e Jesse Sage home Mon : tw o weeks. He sold h is in te re s t In a
to P o rtla n d last F rid ay .
th e Skovbo house on G ladys avenue.
did some post g ra d u a te w ork.
's to r e a t W heeler on th e trip .
vices w ere conducted Sunday.
day evening to spend a few days.
SCHEME AFOOT
IS LAUNCHED
WILL OFFER HUGHES
WORLD COURT PLACE
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