The Herald Keep* Clo*e to the Heart and Mind of the Um a
Project.
Stye
vol .
xxm
NO. fl
HERMISTON, U X A IL L A COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1928
I LOCAL HERD
HEADS STATE
WIFE OF HERMISTON PASTOR
PROJECT ENTERPRISES
O.H., P. Sullivan.
JACK MOAKLEY
VISITED ON TOUR CALLED BY DEATH WEDNESDAY
Junior champion bull,, E. O. Hos
pital.
Word came Wednesday morning of
Senior chaplon bull, E. O. Hospi Farmers and Business Men Visit Half
the: death of Mrs. A. J. Ware. Rev.
Dozen Ranches Tuesday.
tal.
Ware, pastor of the Baptist-Christ
Grand champion bull, E. O. Hos
ian churchy left inynediaately for
Tuesday,
October
9,
a
group
of
pital.
Cow 4 years or over, E. O. Hospi farmers and business men left town Oregon City.
Mrs- Ware has been In poor health
at 2 o'clock to make a tour of the pro
tal, L. C. Dyer, E. O. Hospital.
Cow 3 years and under 4 years, E. ject and a study of some new enter tor some time. *
AMONG 11 REPORTING ASSNS.
EXHIBITS OF STOCK AND PRO
prises in this district. The first stop
O. Hospital.
FAIR NOTES
SOMMERER HERD IS FIRST
Cow under 3 years, E. O. Hospital. was made at the Umatilla Experi
DUCTS MANY AND VARIED
ment
station
where
Mr.
Dean
discuss
C. M. Best.
Walter Holt, county agent,
Helfer 18 months and over, L, C. ed a new seeding of alfalfa an<j some
F vbihit« by Club Members Is a Big
County of Umatilla Contains Some of
experimental work that has been done kept busy both days of the fair.
Dyer.
Feature. List of Awards
Best Dairy Cows in State, Ac-
Heifer 1 year and under 18 months, on curly top disease of truck crops.
J. E. Akey, manager of the Pen
Next the group went to the George
L. C. Dyer, J. A. Scott, J. A. Scott.
ing to August Report.
Given.
ney store In Pendleton, was lu
Heifer under 1 year, Walther Ott, Genn farm to see the new poultry
charge of the Penney store exhibit
houses
under
construction.
The
next
Edna Ott, L. Jackson, Virgil Wag
One of the most successful fairs ner.
stop was made at the E. L. Jack- both days of the fair. He was ac
The organization of the Umatilla
ever held here came t0 a close SaU
son farm where a field of artichokes companied here by his daughter, Miss
Champion cow, E. O. Hospital.
Dairy
Improvement Association has
urday evening. A large and enthu
was viewed. Mr. Jackson told of his Thelma Akey.
Champion heifer, Walther Ott.
unearthed
the fact that this county
siastic crowd was present both days.
Grand champion female, E. O. Hos experience in raising artichokes and
Rev. Ralph V. Hinkle of Pendleton
contains some of the best dairy cat
Friday was practically given over pital.
stated that very good yields can be
to Judging. Judges were N. C. Jami
obtained here. A farm flock of sheep was a visitor at the Umatilla Pro
tle in any of the cow testing asso
Grade Cattle
son, dairy specialist, H. G. Avery, _C ow 4 years and over, E. Hanby, was also discussed by Mr. Jackson. ject fair Saturday.
ciations of Oregon. According to the
county agent from Union county, Dr. L. C. Dyer, P. Sullivan.
A seeding of Ladlno clover was seen
August report of the association, of
J. W. Maloney, president of the
Boyd Jenkins and Miss Lucy Case of
Cow 3 years and under, Clint Jack- at the Roy Sullivan farm. This seed
which E. M. Hauser is tester, the
Inland
Empire
bank,
and
Berkley
ing was started as a demonstration
O. A. C.
Jack Moskley, who has a great rec county Is still maintaining Its high
son.
Davis, assistant cashier of the same
Club Work.
Cow under 3 years, L. C. Dyer. in co-operation with the assistant
ord In the thirty years of being track level of production.
bank, were both visitors at the fair
A noticeable per cent of the stock
coach at Cornell university behind
Heifer 1 year and over, D. Perrin county agent and would indicate that
Among the eleven reporting asso
exhibited was owned by boys and E. Hanby, Ed. Throop.
on heavier soils where plenty of Saturday.
him. He's a veteran at the game and cia tin g In the state the H. M. Som-
girls club members. The cntest put
Heifer under 1 year, Joe Dyer, L. water is available, good yields of
merer herd °I Hermiston produced
Senator and Mrs. Henry J. Taylor, la still going strong.
on by club members in showmanship C. Dyer, P. P. Sullivan.
pasture may be obtained.
the highest herd average of butter-
and fitting was of considerable in
A sweet clover pasture was seen at of Pendleton, were at the fair Satur
Open T All Breeds
fat for the month. This herd of 7
day.
terest to all.
Get of sire, 4 animate, T. H., Had the J. H. Reid farm end Mr. Reid
Jerseys made an average of 54.1 lbe.
told of his experience with it as a
Poultry Exhibits.
dox, L. C. Dyer, P. Sullivan.
of butterfat.
Harold
Warner
of
Pendleton,
was
The arrangement of exhibits In
Farm organization
Best ftted animal, Walther Ott, pasture crop.
According to County Agent Holt
in
Hermiston
attending
the
fair
on
the poultry building showed a mark Ed. Throop, Leo Haddox.
plan was discussed at the John Jon-
there were 4 9 herds tested in the
ed improvement both in isplay and
Best display dairy attle, L, C. Dyer, drzjewski farm by R. S. Beese, farm Saturday.
Umatilla association with an average
management specialist from O. A. C.
birds. More turkeys were shown Pat Sullivan.
Wiener Neuatadt, Austria — The butterfat production of 25.3 lbs. per
Mrs.
Charles
Marsh
and
Mrs.
Tina
than ever before. The Bracher dis
A new silo recently filled with silage
Holstein Cattle
Sturgis of Pendleton, were here for huge rival propaganda meeting of the cow. The 602 cows on test gave an
play of pheasants from his game farm
Bufl 3 years or over, A. Anderegg. was seen there also. Jendrezjewski
social democrats and home defense average of 577 lbs. of milk. It la
at Pilot Rock added Interest to ex
Bull 2 years and under 3 years, stated that he had produced an aver the fair Friday.
leaguers Sunday passed without dis Interesting to note that there were
age
of
10
tons
of
corn
fodder
per
acre
hibits in this division.
T. H. Haddox.
order under the vigilant guard of 75 cows which produced more than
Judge
Butler
of
The
Dalles,
who
is
Farm Crops - Home Economics
Cow 4 years or over, A. Anderegg. this year. He is also trying summer
running for congress In the coming thousands of armed soldiers. Sixty 40 lbs. of butterfat.
Farm crops and wom ens exhibits
Heifer 18 monhs and over, J. vetch and wheat as a crop for spring
The high herd having over 20 cows
election,
was a visitor at the fair communists who staged a demonstra^
•were housed this year in a building Reeves.
silage.
tion were arrested and double that belonged to Carl Anderson of Free
Saturday.
erected on the tennis court. In the
Heifer 1 year and under 18 months,
number were taken In custody at Pot- water, this herd including 22 cow*.
farm exhibits a great variety of gar Gerald Haddox, Fred Reeves.
COUNTY WEALTH NOTES
In the group of 12 to 20 cows, the
tendorf.
James
Johns,
sr.,
of
Pendleton,
was
den vegetables and other crops were
Heifer under 1 year, C. Stockard,
Due
perhaps
to
the
awesome
pres
he.d of Ace Wagner of Freewater
shown. As many as 100 varieties Leo Haddox, Tom Haddox Jr., Floyd
Miss Flannlgan was in Hermiston a visitor at the fair Saturday.
ence of the troops, not a shot disturb was high producing, the herd con
were shown in a single display.
both days of the fair conducting a
McMullen.
R. Alexander and G. H. Hyatt of ed the sabbath quiet of this home of taining "o cowb . The high herd un
A more attractive diiplay of the
Showmanship contest— Jerseys, W. health booth where children were
Austria’s former kings. The two bel der 12 cows belonged to H. M. Som-
Pendleton were at the fair Friday.
entries in the home economics depart Ott, D. Perrin. Holstein«, Gerald weighed and measured.
ligerent political organizations, al mercr.
ment was made than ever before. The Haddox, F. McMullen.
though secretly well armed, contented
It is interesting to note that the
J.
A.
Yeager,
county
superintend
flowers, a new department at the
Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar, president
Guernsey Special
T. II. Haddox herd of 16 grade Hol
ent of schools, spent Saturday In Her themselves with verbal broadsides.
fair this year, made the building very
of
the
state
tuberculosis
association
L. C. Dyor, first; L. C. Todd, second
Simultaneous gathering of the so steins has In the last nine month*
miston attending the fair.
was at the fair Friday.
attractive.
C. M. Best, third.
cial democrats, who control the city produced an average per cow of
Livestock
Sheep
Charles E. Graham, democratic of Vienna and the Heimwehr. or home 9,822 lbs. of milk containing 357.8
More livetock w a, shown than ever
Mrs. Frank Duff of Pendleton
Ram, any age, Thomas Campbll,
nominee
for re-election for county re defense league of Christian socialists, lbs. of butterfat. This record should
before, all being of a higher grade. Albert Kennings.
president of the Umatilla County
who control the federal government, show to every dalryman the possi
All classes were w eil filled. The
Ewe over 1 year, Dick Martin, E. Health assoclalon, spent Friday in corder, was In Hermiston Saturday presented a strange blending of a hi bilities of high production with the
attending
the
fair.
best display of dairy cattle belonged Cox.
Hermiston attending the fair.
larious picnic and a gigantic military proper breeding and feeding combin
to the Eastern Oregon Hospital, next
Ewe under 1 year, E. Cox, Robert
maneuver, wholly unedlfylng to a for ed. It should be remembered that
Mr.
and
rs.
Austin
Landrlth
and
best to Cutis Dyer and third to P. r . Bennett.
Mrs. W. D. McNary of Pendleton,
eigner.
this record covers but nine months
family
were
here
Saturday
for
the
Sullivan
Pen of four lambs, Martin and one of the members of the county
A cordon of 3000 armed soldiers and Includes all dry cows as well a*
fair.
Mr.
Landrlth
Is
principal
of
health board, was a visitor at the
Campbell, Albert Kennings.
with barricades of barbed wire kept cows In milk.
Dairy Contest
the Pendleton high school.
A prize was offered by the Com
Flock 1 ram over 1 year, ewe over Umatilla Project fair both days.
the wordy belligerents safely apart.
In addition to having the high
mercial club and Farm Bureau for 1 year and ewe lamb, Martin and
On a plateau overlooking the town the producing herd of the association
E.
B.
Aldrich,
editor
of
the
East
dairy management. Fifty dollars was Campbell.
army had constructed a veritable Gi
OLD RESIDENT OF PROJECT
Oregonian and J. D. McKee of the braltar, with howitzers trained on the and of the state, H. M. Sommerer
given to be divided in Prizes of »25,
Ram lamb, Albert Kennings, Don
had the high producing cow, a pure
DIES AT HOME OF DAUGHTER McKee Furniture company in Pen
»15 and »10. P. P- Sullivan won ald De Moss.
public square, where the meetings bred Jersey, which produced 1801
dleton,
were
at
the
fair
Saturday.
first, T. H, Haddox second and L-
Boys and girls calf club— Jersey,
were held. The town itself, which is lbs. of milk containing 84.6 lbs. of
Mrs. Mary Hoisington, who has
C Todd third. This award was based Walther Ott, Edna Ott, Loren Jack-
only an hour’s Journey from Vienna,
Rose Newport, of the Newport Con- was alive with machine guns, mortars, butterfat which would have made
on a scoring of herd, building, equip son, Joe Dyer, D. Perrin, Edward made her home on the project a num
more than 100 lbs. of butter In the
y - — ™ , - away
- - /
- Monday
____ ___ * at struction company, Portland, was at
of years, passed
Holsteins, ber ui
ment, feeding and general manage Throop, Chester Dyer.
bayonets and rifles, held by vigilant month of August.
C. Stockard, Leo Haddox, Tom Had the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ar- the fair Saturday.
soldiers.
ment.
The second high producing cow of
dox, F. McMullen,, Pat Throop. I. E. thur Geinger near Pilot Rock. Fun
Dr McNary Makes Award
the
association, belonging to G. E.
Chas. Hoskins of Pendleton, who is
eral services were held at the Fol
Dr. McNary, superintendent of the Bowman.
Minor
of Irrigon, produced 1181
BRIEF
GENERAL
NEWS
running
on
the
independent
ticket
som
chapel
In
Pendleton
and
burial
Eastern Oregon State Hospital, dona-
gheep— Division 1, Ernest Cox, R.
lbs. of fat.
for
sheriff
at
the
coming
election,
was
ated a very fine well bred Jersey Bennett, A. Kennings, R. Follett, J. was made at the Olney cemetery.
Portes Gil, provisional president
As a result of the association test
a visitor at the fair Saturday.
hull calf to the Umatilla Project fair Bensel,, M. Follett, P. Baker.
elect of Mexico, has drawn up a bill ing during August, three boarders
board to be awarded to a Jersey calf
Division 2, D. Jackson, C. GTeen,
NOTICE
granting freedom to numerous mili were detected and slaughtered.
club member for future betterment R. Starkweather. S. Green.
Dr. McCabe of the veterinary de STOP SIGNS BEING PLACED
tary and civil prisonrs.
The following is the record of high
Division 3, Dick Martin, Floyd Mc partment at O. A. C. will be in the
of animals owned by club members.
Surrounded by a group of Intimate producing cows for this month: Cows
ALONG ROUTE OF HIGHWAY
Bulls of award was: interest in club Mullen.
Hermiston section to take blood testss
friends, Gene Tunney, retired heavy producing more than 70 lbs. of fat
Awards in the women’s depart from dairy cows starting October 11.
work, leadership,, record book and in
Stop signs are now being placed weight champion, and Miss Mary Jos belonged to H. M. Sommerer of Her
dividuality of animal exhibited. The ments:
P. P. Sullivan is in charge of local along the highway and the traffic ephine Lauder of Greenwich. Conn., miston and G. E. Minor of Irrigon.
fair board after careful consideration
work and dairymen are requested to law is going to be rigidly enforced. were married In Rome, Italy.
Domestic Art
Cows making over 60 lbs. of fat be
Ladies wash dress, Mrs. F. C. list their herds with him as soon as All streets or roads coming onto the
a .arded this calf to Walther Ott, a
The republican national committee longed to E. G. Minor of Irrigon, C.
automatically stop has received contributions totaling »1,- R. Smith of Pendletoa. A. Seifert of
member of the Hermiston Jersey calf Woughter, Mrs. Logan Todd.
possible so that the best routing of highway are
Group of Infants' garments, Mrs. the district can be made. This will streets.
733,289 so far and has expended »1,- Freewater, and T, H. Haddox of
club and also its leader.
408,834, according to figures on file Hermiston. 4 years olds making 45
Sims, Mrs. Logan Todd.
be the first test made under the new
with the house and senate campaign lbs. fat belonged to H. M. Sommerer
Embroidered baby dress. Mrs. Skov- program of testing all cows In the
Awards in the Jersey division of
Deer H unters Off To Hills
Oscar Payne. Joe Reeves and Ben committees.
d-.iry cattle follow:
bo, Mrs. Bess Jones.
district for abortion.
of Hermiston, G. E. Minor of Irrigon
Increase of 56 per cent in the Alaska and Carl Johnson of Stanfield. 3
Bulls, 3 years or over, E. O. Hospi-
Group practical home made gar
Spencer left Monday morning for
salmon pack this year as compared year olde making over 40 lbs. of fat
f 1 first; L. E. Sullivan second; Jer- ments, Mrs. Logan Todd, Mrs. Sims.
Mrs. T. H. Gaither and daughter week's hunting trip In the hills above
with last, and of nearly 12 per cent belonged to H- M- Sommerer. Andy
Hooked rug. Mrs. O. O. Felthouse.
ti, y Breeders’ Assn, third.
Heppenr.
Anna, Mrs. J. L. Waller and daugh
over the last five-year average, is In Anderegg. L. C- Dyer. P. P. Sullivan,
Bulls, 2 years and under 3 years Mrs. F. M. McKenzie.
ter Jean, arrived Friday ana spent
J ihn Jendrjzjewski, Virgil Wagner.
Group of crochet, Mrs. Ida Liebel, the week end visiting friends. They
Mrs. H. M. Straw and daughter dicated In preliminary figures of the of Hermiston, W. G. Graham, Ace
Bulls 1 year and under 2 years Mrs. J. R. French.
were Joined Saturday by Mr. W aller; Dorothy left Monday for Portland fisheries bureau of the department of
(Continned on page three)
commerce.
I . O. Hospital, Pat Sullivan.
ana Mr. Gaither.
|whcre they will make their home.
37
(Continued on Page Three)
Bulls under 1 year, L. C. Todd, K,
PROJECT FAIR
BIG SUCCESS
SOLDIERS THREATEN
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THE FEATHEfeHEADS
Just One of Those
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