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HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1928
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1 ' Bn bst- Company Makes Conditional
OF NOVEMBER 12-17 IS
DESIGNATED
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All Posts to Carry on an Intensive
Membership Drive D uring
This Period.
F rom N ovem ber 11 to N ovem ber
17 every L egion post and every A ux­
ilia ry u n it in th e to rty -e ig h t d e p a rt
m en ts w ill stag e an in tesiv e mem
b ersh ip drive en d eav o rin g to re-en-
list those w ho w ere m em bers in 1928.
In O regon it is hoped tn a t each post
and u n it w ill actively p a rtic ip a te in
th is week.
The s ta te d e p a rtm e n t of Oregon
solicited he su p p o rt of G overnor I.
L. P a tte rso n of Oregon, w ho on Nov­
W arden McK, W ilson of W ashing­
em ber 5, 1928, issued a proclam atio n ton, D. C., has been appointed by Sec­
s e ttin g aside th e week of N ovem ber retary of State Kellogg to take charge
11-17 as A m erican Legion w eek, and of the regular press bureau at the
F. V. P rim e, m sy o r of H erm isto n has American em bassy In Paris.
issued a proclam ation d esig n a tin g th e
week b eg in n in g w ith A rm istice day as
A m erican L egion w eek, and callin g
on all citizens to aid th e Legion in its
m em bership e ffo rt th a t w ill be con­
ducted n a tio n a lly d u rin g th is period.
T he proclam ation follow s:
IT IS OUR DESIRE, ON THIS DAY OF EACH YEAR, TO EXPRESS AS
“ T he people of th e city of H erm is­
F riedrlchshafen.—The G raf Zeppelin
to n have the g re a te st of ad m iratio n landed here ju st 68 hours and 66 min­ ABLY AS W E MAY OUR SINCERE FEELINGS OF GRATITUDE TO
fo r th e splendid service given by h er utes from the sta rt of h er flight.
THOSE WHO GAVE SO FREELY AND SO NOBLY OF THEIR ALL
sons and d a u g h te rB in tim e of w ar.
She had completed th e first round
T hey ap p reciate the heroic sacrifices trip commercial air crossing over the THAT WE, AS A NATION, MIGHT ENDURE. MAY THOSE WHO HAVE
th a t have been made by th e loyal men A tlantic.
The distance from Lake­
PASSED ON TO THEIR REWARD REST IN PEACE. MAY THOSE
and w omen w ho have so ab ly defend­ hurst, N. J., was estim ated a t 4003
ed th is g re a t n a tio n of o u rs in every miles.
WHO W ERE SPARED BE W ITH U3 FOR LONG TO ENJOY THE
em ergency.
This was little more than half the
“ Today we have in th is city an tim e she required on her w estw ard FRUITS OF THEIR SACRIFICE.
o rg an izatio n composed of those who flight, when she flew 6000 miles by
n early a decade ago w ere engaged in the Azores route.
LOCAL GROWERS TO SHIP
UNUSUALLY LARGE VOTE
th a t moBt glo rio u s service. They
The Graf Zeppelin established a new
TURKEYS ON NOVEMBER 12
RECORDER AT LOCAL POLLS
served th e ir c o u n try w ell and when record for eastw ard flight by a dirigi­
th e w ar w as over they banded th em ­ ble across the A tlantic. The B ritish
Shipm ent to be Made Through Idaho
Com plete re tu rn s from p recin cts 53
selves into th e A m erican Legion, de­ dirigible R-34, in 1919, made the only
and 64, com prising th e city of H e r­
T urkey Growers Association
term in ed to co n tin u e th e sam e se r­ previous eastw ard flight—from Roose­
m iston, gave H oover a lead o t 108
This Year.
vice th ey gave overseas. T hey d edi­ velt field to England—in 76 hours.
over S m ith in th e g e n e ra l election
cated th e ir o rg an izatio n to ‘God and
Clarence T erhune, A m erican boy
H erm isto n p o u ltry p ro d u cers w ill T uesday w hen th e biggest vote in
C o u n try ’ and im m ediately b egan th e ir stowaway on the air liner, will receive
sh ip th e ir tu rk e y s th ro u g h th e Id ah o y ears w as recorded a t th e local polls.
w ork w hich h a s id en tified th e A m er­ a h ia rty welcome to Germany.
T u rk ey G ro w ers’ asso ciatio n on Mon­ P ierce led B u tle r ln th e congression­
ien Legion as one of th e g re a te st
day, N ovem ber 12, acco rd in g to Geo. al race by 56 votes. In th e race for
p a trio tic forces A m erica h as ever
PEASANTS
RULE RUMANIA Je n k in s, a ss ista n t co u n ty ag en t. sh eriff G urdane w as given 182, H os­
know n.
k in s 146. and S tan ley 49. R e tu rn s
“ One of th e firs t task s of th e Leg- Julius Manlu, Farm Leader, Expect* B irds w ill be eceived a t th e F elt-
from p recin ct 5 5, in th e C olum bia
house
w
arehouse
across
from
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ton w as to m ake provision for th e re ­
to Form Cabinet.
ion P acific depoot as w as done ia s t ; «»strict gave H oskins 33, G urdane 21,
lief an d re h a b ilita tio n of those who
Bucharest, Rumania. — U nless all
an S tanley 10, in uncom plete re tu rn s
w ere disabled. T hey looked a fte r th e present indications fall, the week will year.
The re s u lts from th e tw o local p re­
The
price
list
for
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w elfare of th e ch ild ren w ho w ere left see Rumania governed by a group of
cin cts for th e m ost closely contested
o rp h an s by th e w ar.
T h en they stalw art peasants led by Julius Manlu. has been an n o u n ced recen tly . T he
offices a re as follow s:
launched a g re a t program of unselfish
Thus the powerful capitalistic Bra- association is o fferin g 41 c en ts for
P re c in c t 53— P re sid e n t, H oover
service to com m unity, s ta te and n a t ­ tianu regime, which, except for brief n u m b er 1 tom s, 40 cen ts fo r n u m b er
118, S m ith 55; congressm an, B u tler
ion. Many a c tiv ities w ere u n d e rta k ­ intervals, has for half a century held 1 hens, an d 30 cen ts for n u m b er 2.
78, P ierce 95; sh eriff, G urdane 91,
en by th e Legion in an effo rt to serve th e rich est country of the B alkans in Local g ro w ers a re rem inded to pay
H oskins 64, S tan ley 22; recorder,
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th e people and th e co u n try .
a firm political and comm ercial grip,
G raham 69, Rees 86; co u n ty com m is­
“ T his y ear th e Legion, an d th e will give way to farm ers who form ance of c arefu l d ressin g of th e birds.
sioner, Coe 70, B ean 96; Joint re p re ­
L egion A uxiliary w hich is associated 80 percent of the population and con­ T h is is n ecessary for th e best resu lts
sen tativ e, C onder 63, S cott 96.
w ith th e Legion in its w ork, is a n x ­ stitu te the most industrious and sober to th e g ro w ers them selves, since
P re c in c t 54— P resid en t, H oover
careless d ressin g m ay re s u lt in th e
ious th a t th e 1929 program w ill be elem ents in the country.
119,
S m ith 74; congressm an, B u tle r
sta rte d as soon as possible. In o rd er
The sudden change from a govern­ b ird s b ein g classed a 8 n u m b er 2 w hen
th a t th e full s tre n g th of th e tw o o r­ m ent of professional politicians, pre­ th ey m ig h t o th erw ise b rin g th e top 79. P ierce 118; sh eriff, G urdane 91,
H oskins 82, S tan ley 27; recorder,
g an iza tio n can th u s early be p u t to cipitated by the resignation of P rem ier price. Those fa rm e rs w ho in ten d to
G raham 97, Rees 77; county com m is­
w ork on th e g re a t objectives of th e Bratianu a t the request of the regency sh ip w ith th e pool a re also rem inded
com ing year, th e week of N ovem ber to th at of unsophisticated but earn est th a t th e b ird s should be th o ro u g h ly sioner, Coe 78, B ean 103; Joint re ­
p resen tativ e, C onder 50, S cott 121.
11 to 17 has boen se t aside when and conscientious peasants, rep re­ cooled a fte r d ressin g an d before sh ip ­
every e ffo rt w ill be made by th e Leg­ sents one of the most novel political ping.
LEGION MEMBERS SPONSOR
ion and th e A u x iliary to have paid experim ents in recent tim es.
ARMISTICE DAY BANQUET
up for 1929 th e dues of a ll w ho are
A ttend W edding A nniversary
1928 m em bers.
B ystander Wounded in Yakima Holdup
Mr. an d Mrs. F. C. M cK enzile w ere
The second a n n u a l A rm istice Day
"T h e citizen s of H erm isto n are
Yakima, W ash. — One man wag P en d leto n v isito rs M onday ev en in g
Ju stly ap p reciativ e of th is peace tim e wounded, perhaps fatally, when more w hen th e y atten d ed th e golden w ed­ banquet given by th e local post of the
service of th e Legion and th ey are than a score of sh o ts were exchanged d in g a n n iv e rsa ry of Mrs. M cK enzie’s A m erican L egion, w ill be held Mon­
w illin g to c o n trib u te th e ir e ffo rts to in a running gun fight near a busy p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. O’D an­ day evening, N ovem ber 12 a t 8 P. M.
t i e success of th e L egion program . stre e t here betw een a robber, who es­ iel. T he celeb ratio n w as held a t th e in th e basem ent of th e M ethodist
It is ap p ro p riate and fittin g th a t the caped with between >700 and >1000, home o f Mrs. J . M ark w ith Mrs. Mark church. All ex-service men and th e ir
wives liv in g in th e w est end of the
people of th is city should pledge full and a detective and drug store pro­
an d Mrs. M cKenzie e n te rta in in g . county as w ell as A uxiliary m em bers
cooperation to th e Legion and Legion prietor. Ted R enner, who was stand­
A bout 50 relativ es an d frien d s w ere and th e ir frien d s have been Invited
A u x iliary in its m em berhtp p rogram .
ing on a street corner talking with p resen t for th e a ffa ir.
and more th a n one h u n d red people
"N ow , th erefo re, I, F. V. P rim e, his wife, was s h o t
Mr. an d Mrs. G. R. O 'D aniel a re expected to be in atte n d a n c e .
n ayor of the city of H erm isto n , pro-
An in te re stin g p rogram has been
T he h ig h school team s of H erm is­ w ere m arried a t S h elb in a, M issouri,
c aim th e week b eg in n in g N ovember
ton
and H ep p n er w ill m eet on th e N ovem ber 5, 1878 and cam e to U m a­ planned for th e evening by th e com ­
11 and en d in g N ovem ber 17, as
tilla co u n ty in 1880, T hey have re ­ m ittee in ch arg e. The b an q u et w as
A m erican Legion week and u rg e every local field for th e second tim e th is
sided in P en d leto n since 1891.
held last y e a r fo r th e firs t tim e and
season
Monday
a
fte
rn
o
n
,
N
ovem
ber
c.tlzen to encourage an d aid th e Leg­
since It proved such a success It w as
ion in e n ro llin g m em bers fo r tbe 12, A rm istice Day. In a previous
Dr. F. V. P rim e le ft on W ednesday decided by local m em bers th a t it
came played d u rin g th e F a ir dates.
H erm isto n won.
for a few d ay 's v isit in P o rtlan d .
(C ontinued on P age T h ree
should be m ade an a n n u a l event.
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S i ‘»’¡m s/oid .gebaoii leuqqeH geiq
of Local L a n d .___
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in th e
q.»ids” ^iy»les of a rtlc hQltea grow n on
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Mllwau kee, W I kcoj ^ J j ^
a n a lrs i i and if th e resu lts a re safls-
•MW7»y lft0»firiiiyflyyfllt c o n y jc ^ |l
cu' t,va h f o d iU 1»
Craig B. Hazelwood, vice president
of the Union T ru st company, Chicago,
w as elevated to the presidency of the
American B ankers' association.
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toodra
s t ^ e v ill probably be e n te re d •n «<^ e a j|, 5o
acctytyllng to local m en In terested in
th e
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D enney an e x p ert on p o t ^ t ^ . . . W
otheei tu b ers, has been here r ecently**
and
tions. i f t e ^ s ; . ^
)itn
analyses a re expected To
iniston probably w ith in ten days.
It is
< f f l ^ k e * (con:|
•»dr
ta in a heW W W ,M n tfifit ^ h o u i h
¡u n s i a
they a re harm less to diabetic p a tie n ts
ta b
and for th a t reason th e m ark et value
W ashington, D. C.—Prices of farm of them is g r “ “ ^ M
'io I I I " .ih * ia J n .’l. »ilT
T he P ab st ^ m o r a t l o y ^ e e n t e r e ^
products took a decided slump during
ional c o n tra c t w ith the
the la st month, according to a survey in to a conditional
made public by the agriculture depart­ lan d ow ners w hereby abm rt 200 acres
will be d e v o ted ,» » 'cAejerdi M gttyW T tt’.W
ment.
The governm ent farm price Index son. If th e a i m l ^ j s j » R o ^ th e tu b ­
dropped 4 points from Septem ber 16 ers grow n lo cally ' m daeur« 'dp to The
to October 15, and at 137, compared set s ta n d a rd , th e ' qorfi‘a rtIl‘f>rill»ibt/ ‘i ,A
will be m ade pqprianeflV '1,’ Tjblj W?M
w ith a pre-war price index of 100, it
re
su lt in a n c w .^ t^ jp f je e ,
,
was 2 points below October, 1927;
Reduced prices of livestock, wool, w h at large p r o p e r tlp ^ . l ^ B f
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corn and potatoes were chiefly respon­ tilted on th e Irrigated; lawlaMMMfcFuMv.ib
U m atilla p ro ject. * b ’ U it e j »
lyKi'insi
sible for the decline, it was stated.
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Hogs dropped 15 per cent in price
during the m onth while there was a W. J. W ARNER GOES
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3 per cent decrease in beef cattle
POULTRY
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prices. Both declines were attributed
W. J. W a rn e r, lociil
n’
to increased m arket receipts.
“Corn prices declined sharply des­ a new chicken house , under \{ o n - . ,
pite indications of a sm aller crop than stru c tio n on th e N ew port,, p r e p e / V ,'
was anticipated in Septem ber,” the a t th e edge of to w n pnefflfr^xugr ,,^on, „ oll
departm ent said.
s ta rtin g in th e p o u ltry buftinces.op » .sied f
“W heat prices turned slightly up­ fa irly larg e scale.
Thes b n tid tn em -in n
ward In O ctober a fter a sustained w hich is one h u n d red by tweaty"-fQSw.’ lap.»
price decline from May to Septem ber feet ln size, w ill be la rg e WnouuWto-'f’o.ita
15. The advance of 5 per cent in farm accom m odate e ig h t hundred'hA nd'haB “ lx^'nl
prices increase was accom panied by ly. A concrete floor, a s t r ^ P W t
indications of a g reater dem and for and th e la te s t system of ventlfetiotf’ n'.
w heat on account of reports of short have been Included in th e plaps,, TOa
w heat crops In Russia, Turkey, and b u ild in g is b eing c o n s t r u c t e d ,
North China and short corn crops in ing to th e W ash in g to n S ta te aqliege,..;
the Balkan countries.“
a g ric u ltu ra l plans, a system whUh
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has found m uch fav o r am oung p(Tub ’ . j j i <»
try producers in th is p a rt o f' th e n I nt
county.
i *“»h i n
Mr. H ugh T aylor w ill have dfceM "—' 1'*
charg e of th e o p e ra tin g end of Vhe“>""’’
i.r i 9 i ; r ii !
business.
p
resen
t
tim
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they
have,
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A t the
about th re e h u n d red old hens and ;,
one hun d red and six ty p ullets. A d-„;,,r(;
d itlo n s w ill be m ade to these u n tih n o w
the cap acity of th e new b u ild in g is .efllx
reached.
Honoring the Boys Who are Gone
ZEPPELIN RETURNS
FARM PRICES SLUMP
and
Those
Who
are
here
TO GERMAN HANGAR
DURING OCTOBER
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EXTRA!
CLUB BOVS
WIN AT SHOW
Biology Profeesor V iiite
P ro fesso r H ub b ard , head
th e
A w ire from County Agent H olt
Thursday afternoon gives the follow­ biological d e p a rtm e n t a t P acific U ni­
ing list of H erm iston club members versity. w as up tospend th e w eek-end qir
id
who were w inners a t tbe In tern atio n ­ w ith Mr. A rm istead C arter, and con­
T«
su
lt
w
ith
him
on
some
of
h
is
foreign
al Livestock Expcsition being held in
cage-bird
breeding
problem
s.
Portland th is week:
Mr. H ubbard h a H th e la rg e st col­
H olstein Jr. heifer calf— Floyd Mc­
lection of a v ia ry b ird s in th e n o rth ­
Mullen, sixth place.
Ham pshire ram — A lbert Kennings, w est, if not in th e e n tire w est. He
also com m issioned Mr. C a rte r to try
second; Donald DeMoss fourth.
• Ham pshire ewe lamb— E rn est Cox, and buy him a q u a n tity of sp ray
m illet.
He
uses a considerable
fifth.
F at hog under six m onths— Loren am o u n t of th is seed in feeding hie
Jackson,
firs t; Clement tockard, m any sm all foreign w axbilie and
•patfrakeets.
seventh.
I " him is q o ...
m m ist
Pen four fat hogs— Loren Jafck>dn,
fo u rth ; Clement S t o c k e d . ' \ a
Ju n io r Jersey ealfr ,„ F U r o ^ ip f t , i'fo o ^ w A p , an4,,bgzW l l lii.,fte>fafli.-| ee
F anning, second ¡Pat C aw id j, JoUfVh, WlnlUy haW -at ViuediV* S a t i w * ! ^
ternognil'N ovem har l i t .mV isv o sent »id
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