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HEXMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1928
VOL. XXII
SCOUTS HAVE BIG
.TIME ON CAMP TRIP
eight from hef miston in on
SESSION AT NUZNUPA
Eats Good, Fun Plentiful and Lots
To do in Mountains Boys
Report.
" F u n ? W ell, I'll say we had tu n ,
n o th in g b u t," w as th e en th u sia stic
com m ent m ade by a H erm isto n Boy
Scout In rep ly to a questio n as to
w h e th e r local scouts enjoyed th e ir
cam p in g session d u rin g th e p ast tw o
weeks.
Six of th e boys, G lenn Moore, Mel
v in F o lle tt, E ddie B ensel, Dick M ar
tin , H ow ard C herry an d W a lth e r
O tt cam e hom e la te S unday w ith Mr.
an d Mrs. E nos D. M artin an d Mr. and
Mrs. Leo H u rly .
Tw o H erm iston
scouts, E nos M artin Jr. an d B i'l
H u rly , rem ain ed and w ill spend all
of th is w eek a t th e cam p.
Camp N uznupa is 14 m iles so u th
e a st of M ilton on the W alla W alla
riv e r in th e B lue m o u n tain s an d is
ju s t b eing developed by th e scout o r
g an iza tio n
as a sum m er cam p
gro u n d s. T he lite ra l m e an in g of the
nam e is " a t th e foot of th e nose.”
I t w as a t one tim e an In d ian camp.
" I t w as not so h o t th e re as it is
h e re a t hom e,” one of th e scouts
said. “W e had good food, a lo t to do
a n d h eaps of fun. I wish I could
hav e stayed for a n o th e r week.
Thé scouts a re ere c tin g th e ir b u ild
in g s as fast as th ey can. T he sw im
m in g pool w as provided by P en d le
ton. T h ere a re th re e p e rm an en t
b u ild in g s in cam p now, a m ess h all,
h e a d q u a rte rs b u ild in g and officers
cabin.
T h ere a re six te n ts, ere c t
ed on p erm an en t floors, an d th e cam p
can accom m odate 60 scouts. T he fo r
est service is e rectin g a ra n g e r's
cabin on grounds n e a r th e camp.
T he boys follow ed a re g u la r sched
u le in th e ir day 's activ ities. T hey
g o t up a t 6 :3 0 . h ad colors, b re a k fa st,
a w ork h o u r follow ed, tests, th e n
h e a lth inspection. Sw im m ing was
on th e m o rn in g ’s p ro g ram an d w as
follow ed by an in s tru c tio n period on
v ario u s subjects. T h en cam e din n er.
In th e aftern o o n th e re w as a rest
period w hch did n o t alw ay s mean
re st, b u t m ig h t m ean a h ike. T hen
th e cam p w en t sw im m ing.
T his
w as follow ed by re g u la r inspection
and supper. A fter su p p er th e re w ere
gam es an d cam p fire sessions. H ights
w ere o u t a t 9 o'clock.
G lenn Moore w en t up Ju ly 1. The
re s t of th e boys, ex cep t W a lth e r Ott,
w en t up Ju ly 8. H ast w eek tw o days
w ere sp en t on a h ik e of 25 miles.
WEATHER MAN POPS HERMISTON CLUB WORKERS WILL BE
HONORED AT PICNIC FEED
FOR 110 MAXIMUM DURING HOT
0. S. CUMMINGS
A m eetin g and Picnic on the law n
WAVE THAT HITS NORTHWEST a t th e w ater d is tric t b u ild in g w ill be
held S atu rd ay evening a t 8 o'clock in
recognition of th e w ork b eing done
on th e p ro ject by boys an d g irls in
club w ork. T he m e tin g is b eing
sponsored and a rra n g e d by th e U m a
tilla P ro ject F arm B ureau and th e
W om en's au x iliary .
M em bers of clubs w ho w ent to
sum m er school a t O. A. C. w ill m ake
re p o rts of th e w ork th ey did. The
m em bers w ho w ent to sum m er school
from H erm iston are H elen Jendrze-
jew ski. F ern H Indner, and R achael
Buell from the g irls ’ clubs and Enos
M artin from th e boys' clubs.
T alk s w ill also be m ade by o th ers
in te re ste d in th e w ork.
t
27 COWS FOUND UNPROFITABLE
A nd th e n , a fte r a cool sp rin g and
a Ju n e th a t w as m arked by th e most
DURING JUNE
d e lig h tfu l of te m p e ra tu re s for liv in g
com fort, Ju ly cam e along in 1928 and
High Producer of Month in Body W u
m ade up for lo st tim e by fo rcin g the
Guernsey Owned By
th erm o m eter up to 110, th u s eq u alin g
th e m axim um m ark m ade on th e p ro
W. G. Graham.
je c t d u rin g th e p a st 20 years.
T u esd ay 's te m p e ra tu re w as 110.
D u rin g th e m onth of Ju n e th e re
I t re q u ire d sev eral days fo r th e
w ere 27 cows in h e rd s of th« Uma
w e a th e r m an to ex ten d h is m ark to
tilla D airy Im provem ent association
th is lim it, acco rd in g to th e records
th a t w ere c au g h t in th e a c t of b eing
k ept by C harles T ay lo r a t th e d is tric t
"b o a rd e rs” and w ere sla u g h te re d fo r
o ffice. Ju ly 18 th e m axim um w as
beef, according to th^ re p o rt of E. M.
85 w ith 86 reach ed on th e 19th. Ju ly
H auser, official te s te r. J u n e saw 49
20 saw th e m ercu ry up to 92 an d or.
herd s u n d er te s t w ith 591 cow s e n
th e follow ing day it w en t up to 99.
rolled, 51 of w hich w ere dry.
By J u ly 22 th e m ercu ry w as all CO-OP LAUNDRY STARTS
T he averag e p ro d u ctio n o f m ilk
llm bened up an d flo w in g read ily w ith
for all cows, in clu d in g th o se d ry , was
OPERATION THIS WEEK
th e re s u lt th a t th e th e rm o m e te r did
I. B. Sutton of Tampico, Mexico, a 644 pounds an d 27.2 pounds of fat.
On
O. Samuel Cummlnfls of Kansas 104. T h a t w as la s t S unday.
native of Saginaw, Mich., has been T o tal production of m lik in associa
18 Housewives to Avail Themselves
City, who was elected president of M onday it added a n o th e r four notches
elected president of the Rotary Inter tion herds w as 380.866 pounds, and
Kiwanis International a t th e tw elfth for a p e rfe t 108.
of New Machine; Four More
national.
16,184 pounds of fat.
annual convention of the organization
P en d leto n w as Jealous of H erm is
F or herds of 20 or m ore cows th e
To Start Next Week.
to n ’s sum m er w e ath er, how ever, and
in Seattle.
A. S eifert h e rd of p urebred an d g rade
on T uesday th e R ound-up city w en t
H olsteins had high averages, 781
T he co-operative laundry, w ork on !
in to firs t place w ith a record of 111,
pounds of m ilk an d 26.9 pounds of
th e h ig h e st in th a t city since 1912. w hich w as launched a sh o rt tim e ago
fat. In th e class th a t includes h erd s
O th er w arm day s in H erm isto n 's by th e W om en's A uxilary of th e U m a
from 12 to 20 cows A. T. H a u n 's
tilla
P
ro
ject
F
arm
B
ureau,
sta
rte
d
h isto ry w ere eq u al to T uesday s m ax
herd of 17 mixed Jerseys an d G u ern
im um , acco rd in g to Mr. T aylor s rec o p eratio n s the firs t of th is week in
W ashington. D. C.—The N icaraguan seys carried off th e honors w ith an
the
rooni
ad
jo
in
in
g
th
e
H
erm
iston
ords. In 1908 th e re w as a sum m er
job of the m arines is believed to be average’ of 1002 pounds of mllk^ and
creanjery. An electric w ash in g m a-
W ashington, D. C.—The celebrated day w hen it reached 108. T h e sam e
42.7 pounds of fat. F o r herds u n d e r
c h tn e w as purchased and installed. nearing a close.
international case involving Boatswain m ark w as re a c h e d also in 1914 and
The surrender of more thau 500 na 12 head A. R. Coppock’s herd of e ig h t
'L au n d ry tu b s have arriv ed and w ill
Harry C hristiansen of the United la 1922.
tives to m arine troops within the past m ixed Jersey s and G uernseys w ere in
T h e m ercu ry h a s gone up to 110 on be in stalled th is week.
S tates coast guard has been settled
two weeks has wiped out all organized th e lead w ith average m ilk p ro d u ct
T
h
e
re
a
re
alread
y
18
housew
ives
D u rin g
1911
by diplomatic negotiations between prev io u s occasions.
bands in the interior of the C entral ion of 1062 and fa t 42.9 pounds.
scheduled
to
use
th
e
m
achine,
and
th e re w as a su ch a day, a n d 1926
Daisy, a grade G uernsey ow ned by
W ashington and Hondon.
American republic, in the opinion ot
four o th e rs w ill be added to th e list
In admission of the violation of saw one day of 110.
the m arine corps headquarters here. W. O'. G raham , w as honor cow for th e
for
n
ext
week.
Those
w
ho
used
the
As fa r ag can be a scertain ed the
B ritish sovereignty by C hristiansen,
The only force at large is believed to m onth w ith a m ilk yield of 1590
la u n d ry th is w eek, and th e ir period
the W ashington governm ent has for ch ief re s u lt of th e h o t w ave is th e
be th at of G eneral Sandino who, with 1 pounds and a fa t yield of 82.7
of
th
e
day
follow.
T
h
e
day
has
been
mally expressed its regrets to Hon effect i t h as on conversation and ice
approxim ately 150 men, has lied to the pounds. B lack B eauty, a g rad e H ol
divided into fo u r periods.
Periods
don. In addition it has agreed to sur cneam consum ption. R ep o rts have
mountainous Jungle betw een the Coco stein ow ned by A. T. H aun, wag sec
one and tw o are from 8 to 10 and
render to th e British authorities the been m ade th a t a few p o u ltry m en
and Bocay rivers in Jinotega province, ond w ith 1410 pounds of m ilk and
from
10
to
12
in
th
e
m
orning.
P
e
r
two A m erican-registered rum-laden have su ffered s lig h t losses of o v erfat
76.1 pounds of fa t. T he cow» art
in northern Nicaragua.
iods th ree and fo u r are from 1 to 3
vessels seized by C hristiansen off the b ird s or those lack in g In v ita lity .
Sandino and. his band are being ■ b o th six y e a rs ol. A n o th er Cow: tn h t
and
from
3
to
5
in
th
e
aftern
o
o
n
.
H ay crew s and b a lin g crew s have had
slowly "pocketed” by large m arine produced in excess of 70 pounds of fat
Bahamas and th eir cargoes.
C hristiansen, commanding a coast to w o rk a t a slow er pace, an d in some i T he p resen t schedule:
forces operating in th a t region, ac ' fo r th e m onth w as Ace W ag n er s
M onday, 1 s t period, H a rk e n rid e r;
cording to the lato st reports. Although i g ra d 8 G uernsey, Daisy, 9423 pounds
guard patrol vessel, seized th e two cases h a rv e s tin g h as been d isco n tin -j
rum-laden ships off the Bahamas last ued d u rin g th e h o tte st p a r t of th e 2nd, O tt: 4 th , W. G. D yer.
the operations of th e m arines are diffi of m ilk and 72.5 pounds of fat.
T uesday. 1st, W ilson; 2nd H addox;
Septem ber. T here is an unsettled dis day.
cult on account of the inaccessibility
A num ber of H erm iston cows w ere
3rd. L ogan: 4th, Jen d rzejew sk i.
pute as to w hether the actual seizure
of the jungle section and the rainy In th e onorable m ention list for high
W ednesday, 1st, Todd; 2nd, H am
was made w ithin B ritish territorial SPECIAL SERVICES HELD
season, it is thought th a t within a few production in v ario u s classes.
m er.
w aters, C hristiansen contending he
m onths Sandino will be forced from
T h u rsd ay , 1st, G ordon; 2nd. B en
BY LOCAL FREE METHODISTS
overhauled and took possession of the
his present stronghold either to sur TURKEY GROWERS TO ASK
sel; 3rd, K ik ; 4th; E. I. Davis.
two ships five miles off shore in the
render to the m arines or to flee across
F rid ay , 1st, L. C. D yer. 2nd, H arr.
TARIFF RATE INCREASE
S pecial services th a t w ere atten d ed
open sea. The point proved to be of
the border into H onduras.
S a tu rd ay , 2nd, H ooker; 3rd, H u t
The m arine troops, num bering about
no im portance, however, as C hristian by m em bers from co n g reg atio n s in
sen subsequently took the captured tw o s ta te s w ere held T h u rsd ay , F r i chison; 4th, G uiw its.
1500 officers and men in w estern Hermiston Growers Attend Session
NICARAGUAN JOB OF
MARINES NEAR END
OWNERS GET BACK
RUM LADEN BOAT
SLIGHT DAMAGE DONE BY
FIRE IN HINKLE HOME
F lam es th a t flared u p from a gaso
lin e stove In th e H in k le house south
of tow n ig n ited th e w alls of th e
k itc h e n an d caused th e fire ala rm to
be sounded M onday ju s t a fte r 12
o’clock noon. P. P. S u lliv an h eard
th e sh o u ts of Mrs. S heehan, occu-
a n t of th e house, and h ad th e flam es
u n d er control before rie n from tow n
reached th e place.
T he dam age w as rep o rted to be
Blight.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam C arson and sons
have re tu rn e d from C anada w here
th ey sp en t several w eeks in develop
in g a farm w hich th ey re c en tly ac
q u ired In a trad e.
ships into B ritish w aters, landing his
prisoners and the seized cargoes at Gun
Cay, Bahamas, w here they spent the
night being tran sferred to another
coast guard vessel the following day
and sent to the United States.
WELCOME
HOOVER
HOME
Reception is Sadden by Death of Mrs.
Hoover’s Father.
Palo Alto, Cal. — H erbert Hoover,
th e first resident of the Pacific coast
to carry the standard of a g reat poli
tical party, returned to his beloved
California to receive form al notifica
tion of his selection as the republican
presidential candidate.
It was a quiet home coming, the
death of Mrs. Hoover's father, C. D.
Henry, w ealthy banker, having made
necessary the canceling of the cele
brations which the people of San F ran
cisco and Palo Alto, the university
town, had planned in his honor.
W ithin a few hours a fter they reach
ed th eir home on the rollihg hill over
looking the university campus, Mr.
and Mrs. Hoover attended the funeral
services for Mr. H enry a t Stanford
chapel.
Mr. a n d Mrs. A lb ert L a Rose, of
San F ran cisco , w ere g u ests a t th e
E nos M artin le ft M onday for R up O. T. L o ck rid g e hom e th e firs t of th e
e rt, Idaho, w here he w as called on w eek. Mr. L a Rose is a nephew of
a cco u n t of th e serio u s illn ess of his Mrs. L ockridge an d th e y h a d n 't seen
each o th e r for 33 years.
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fa th e r.
THE FEATHERHEADS
«
day, S atu rd ay an d S unday in th e H e r
m iston m ission of th e F re e M etho
d is t church.
Rev. R. G. M ilton of W alla W alla,
p resid in g eld er, w a8 In c h arg e of th e
sessions. O th ers h re e ith e r to a tte n d
o r aid in th e services inclu d ed Rev.
an d Mrs. D am on of W alla W alla,
Mr. an d Mrs. P a rris of W alla W alla,
W illiam Abey of P u llm an an d Mrs.
Bell an d Mrs. K ern s of W alla W alla.
"T h e a tte n d a n c e w as v ery s a tis
fa c to ry ,” Rev. B eam ish, local pastor,
sta te d .
"W e w ish to ex p ress o ur
th a n k s to m em bers an d to frien d s
w ho provided e n te rta in m e n t for th e
v is itin g sp eak ers and w o rk ers.”
I Jo»W» l VÄL
S to UKS F * W
ON A TOP OF SOME
CAMPFIRE GIRLS RETURN
FROM OUTING AT BINGHAM
F ive C am pfire G irls of H erm iston
re tu rn e d hom e la s t S unday evening
a fte r sp en d in g 10 days in cam p at
B ingham S prings. Mrs. J. G. P e a r
son ahaperoned th e p a rty .
T he g irls indulged in sw im m ing
in th e pool a t th e sp rin g s to th e ir
h e a rt's co n ten t. T hey also took sev
eral hikes and one day h iked to Gib-
bmon, a d istan ce of e ig h t m iles, and
som e of th em cam e all th e w ay home
w ith o u t a lift.
Mrs. O scar P ayne is in c h arg e of
the H erm iston u n it of C am pfire, but
due to illness w as n o t able to m ake
The Stork
th e trip , so Mrs. P earso n acted. The
Mr. and Mrs. Lee W h eeler a re th e g irls m ak in g th e tr ip w ere F lorence
p a re n ts of a son ho rn T uesday a t P earson, C oralene an d Iva D uane
th e ir home.
M arjorie M ullins an d Goldie S h u t
Mr. an d Mrs. T hom as H en d rick s of
ter.
B oardm an a r 8 th e p aren ts of a g irl
b o rn W ednesday m o rn in g a t th e H e r
Neighbors Harvest Hay
m iston h o sp ital.
R.
E.
M cFaul is In th e s a n ita riu m
Mr. an d Mrs. A. P. M cN ary who
live across th e C olum bia in W ash in g- a t College P lace. W ash in g to n , b u t his
to n a re th g p a re n ts of a son born hay crop h as kep t on grow ing, so his
W ednesday m o rn in g a t th e H erm ls neig h b o rs in th e M in n eh ah a d is tric t
decided to h a rv e s t it. T he c u ttin g ,
to n h o sp ital.
ra k in g and sh ocking have been u n d er
Mr. and Mrs. N. B ow m an o t P o rt- way for several days, and today the
and, who fo rm erly ow ned th e T ilden n eighbors moved o n to th e place and
ra n c h n o rth of tow n, called on s ta rte d stack in g . A com m unity d in
'frie n d s th e firs t of th e w eek. They ner for all th e fam ilies involved was
on th e program for today.
I w ere en ro u te to W allow a lake.
N icaragua and more than 500 In the
eastern region, have practically sur
rounded Sandino.
BRIEF GENERAL NEWS
Ex-Prem ier Giolitti of Italy died,
following a long illness from uremic
poisoning. He was 85 years old?
P anam a canal tolls in the fiscal
year ju s t closed increased alm ost $3,-
000,000 over the previous year, the
Panam a canal office announced.
Announcem ent th a t th e 62nd an
nual m eeting of the national grange
will convene in W ashington Novem
ber 14 to 23 was made by L. J. Taber,
m aster of the grange.
P reference will be given world war
veterans in the hom esteading of 106,-
388 acres ol land in Idaho, Montana,
Utah and Wyoming, announced by the
departm ent of the interior as open foi
set Jem eut.
'la x collection lor the fiscal year
1923 decreased 174,776,244.29 under
192 Z, tile treasury departm ent an
nounced. More than halt ot the loss
was troin income taxes, which tell oil.
145,456,965.92.
u u rion K. W heelej, United ¡states
senator trom Montana, was renom inat
ed by the dem ocratic party in Mou
tana in the prim aries. Joseph M.
Dixon, form er governor, received the
republican nomination.
Transit is Granted.
An appeal to congress to ra lse the
ta r iff on tu rk e y s as a m eans of p ro
te c tin g th e grow ers of th e U nited
S tates a g a in s t A rgentine w hich has
lately began m oving tu rk e y s into
A m erican m ark ets in appreciable vol
um e w ill be made a t the next session
according to in fo rm atio n divulged
last n ig h t a t a m eeting of local grow
ers.
A rg en tin e can move b ird s by w ater
to th e U nited S tates for a cen t a
pound, it w as stated . The freig h t
ra te from H crm leton to eastern m ar
k ets w ill averag e about th ree cents.
T he p resen t ta r iff is six cents, and a
i dem and to double th e present ta riff
Is to be made.
T he U nion P acific System has vol
u n ta rily g ra n te d a loading in tr a n s it
privilege th a t w ill perm it grow ers a t
in te rm e d ia te p o in ts to load fractio n al
p a rts of c a rs for an e x tra paym ent
of $6.30, L. A. B re ith a u p t said.
H ereto fo re grow ers have not enjoyed
th is prlvlege.
S peakers included Mrs. C. G. B rink,
W. A. H o lt and G. H. Jenkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Osborn of P o rt
land sp en t Sunday a t the 0. C. Pierce
home. Mr, Osborn is a b ro th e r of
Mrs. Pierce.
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