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THE HEBMISTOH HE BAIT), HERMISTON. OREGON.
Lets in About Hcta
you get Is all that can be afforded
F a th e r d iu u 'i lU e the hut she was
ana la plenty.
James Lenhart w eurlng. and he d id n 't hesitate to te ll
Published every Thursday at Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon, by J.
Thia paper prepared by Irtg Shafer. h e r so. T h a t’s a lit t le freedom fa
th e rs often take.
T he In te re stin g
M. Biggs, Edlter and Manager.
5ft|p ^rrmbton ipralù
Entered a. Second Clast Matter December, 1906, at the postotfice at Her
miston, Umatilla County, Oregon.
OREGON WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
Subscription Rates
Klamath Falls— Pacific Telephone
& Telegraph Co. expended approxi
mately $85,000 fr construction work
here during 1928.
$2.00
$1.00
One Year ...
Six Months
CAUKORNIA LURE TOO GREAT
Some time ago a n th e r paper carried an article referr
ing to a great loss to our city. Now since the editor of
this noteworthy publication has taken our interest to
heart, we might say that according to the best obtainable
information at hand that this party left here for Arling
ton seeking employment on the new bridge to be con
structed across the Columbia river at that city. Learning
that this project was not tto be constructed in the nearfut
ure, and no employment was in sight except sheep
herding, proceeded to California where employment was
secured with a broadcasting station located on the Golden
Gate, which station we are informed proposes to build a
bridge from San Francisco to Japan. Hermiston loss is
California gain, and this party will be employed in the
above mentioned construction work as a pile driver.
The army plane “Quesstion Mark” was forced to land
yesterday after more than 160 hours spent in the air with
its intrepid crew of aces. All existing records for sus
tained flight were broken by the big ship which expected
to remain aloft ten days if possible. A dead motor caus
ed the airmen in control to make a landing. Physical ex
amination of the five aces proved that their condition was
excellent after the long flight aloft. It was another step
forward in the field of aviation.
In the good old days it took a real back yard brawl to
disturb other neighbors and cause comment. Now since
the days of radio, neighbor children having electrical toys
blocks away, cause the modernités to appeal to authorit-
ive sources for peace and comfort.
SCH O O L
NOTES
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❖ Vol. 1 Hermiston. Jan. 9 No. E<-
Jack Pace came back to school af
ter having his tonsils taken out.
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The Contest Closes in Two Weeks
The Crimsons and the Grays are
Ruth Wilson is back ufter severul each determined to be wearing the
weeks’ absence.
largest number of letters after I' co
next two weeks. The penant fo ■ the
Philip Quinby Is leavl-3 71i”rs<lay room is ordered. We wonder wh; t it
of this week. All the bo"s and ¿iris is going to look like. There seen... to
are sorry to ha i ki.11 leave,
be a number of mysteries about the
end of this contest.
Tlio J’ nler i) "s v.1'1 prc.cat C e
thr> e act play ''h r e e liv e Chostj.”
Resolutions for Hobby Club
1‘art'j have not been chose i. Tka
If we w ill all take a part and do
f i t s selected for t.-'J play is March our best to help our hobby clubs they
20.
will all be better. If each club takes
,,
...
, .. 1 the weak points In the club and lm-
T h. following pupils of the »«xtl» pr0Te. them th, y wlll get things done,
grd. have receive,, their merit p in. Th# dramatkg club can each take
in Palmar method writing: Margaret
ntt]e
pracUce
Farnhesrt, Margaret MeMullen Ruth on th#m
Thg A1 ,ane> B,w t riclty
D ari. Archie McCoy, Ruth Nunn.
Blr„
can each make 80me
iseva Richards. June Dahlmsn, Al- . . . __
ruda Bsletskl, Mildred Phelps, Georgs
Betty Ralph.
Sale. Chester Dyer, Miriam Swarner, |
What Makes Christmas Christmas
Jack Reeves, Sylvia Shutter, Bruce
The thing that makes Christmas is
Follett Faith Wilson, Eddie Parsons a good Christmas spirit. You don’t
and Edna Turnblad. These are their want to think you should get a lot
second awards and they are now work of presents an,, that Is all Christmas
Ing for Progress pins.
is for. You should think that it is
the time to make other people hrppy.
Bernie« Stark has left the eighth if you don't get something that you
grade here and Is attending school want for Christmas don’t complain
In Stanf leld.
all the time. You should think what
Hot lunches are being served In
the basement of the high school for
the students who bring their lunches.
Hot soups are served every noon and
all is free If you bring your own cup
and spoon.
Hermiston will meet Heppner in a
debate on Februaryu 20. Hermiston's
affirmative team will debate Hepp
ner's negative at the high school au
ditorium. The question for debate Is
Resolved, that Oregon should adopt
an integrated system of executive and
administrative reorganisation .along
the lines of the Macpherson plan.
The Hermiston basketball team will
play the Echo teams Friday even
ing. January 11.
A meeting of the Parent-Teacher
association will be held at tile Her
miston high schol auditorium at
2:45 January 10. A program will be
given hy the students of the high |
school. The public speaking class la
presenting the "Beau of Bath " Th»
two glee clubs will give their Christ
inas cantata which was poetpened be
cause of the flu.
The high school carnival «III L-
glvea Janugry i t «t the Ii^rmlatoa
hall. Big specials! Good dancing! I
And • good tim« will be tk e f f .
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Hood River— Construction of new
water system progressing steadily In
this city.
McMinnville— Construction started
on new service station at Grant and
Third streets which will cost between
$8000 and $10000.
Salem— Valley Motor Co. will erect
$15,000 building for DcSoto agency.
Willamina — New steam heating
plant installed in high sch;ool.
Condon— Erection of new
building being discussed here.
A n a tu ra l cold-storage p la n t ecu
fu rie s qjd has been a boon to the rein
deer In d u s try nt E lephant P o in t, Alas
ka. A tu n ne l was cut fo r 100 feel Into
an Immense g la cie r, then ft sh n fi sent
up th ro u g h the top fo r c irc u la tio n 01
a ir.
Several In d iv id u a l cham bers 01
room s were gouged out o f the Ice t<
hold In cold stornge about d.tRXI r . li,
deer carcasses to u w n lt the a rr iv a l ol
re fr ig e ra to r ships to tra n s p o rt th i
meat to Seattle.
Each to Hi» Own Work
T he re must lie w ork done by the
arms, or none o f us could live . There
must lie w ork done hy the b ru in s 01
ttie life we get w ould not he w o rth
having. And Hie same men cnnnoi do
holh. T h e re is rough w o rk to he
done, n inl rough men must do I t ; ttie re
Is gentle w ork to be done, and gentle
men must do I t ; and It Is p hysically
Im possible th a t one (la ss slio n a l do. 01
d ivide, the w o rk of the o th e r.—John
R a s h it.
Portland
,
Various Summers
city ing the last part o f the E ighteenth
No Expenditure for Ice
TRANSFER
ington. Seacon capacity of Incuba
tors 250,000; brooder capacity, 7000.
Now is the time to order your Col
lins Baby Chicks. 10 per cant dis-
unt on all orders received before
January 1, 1929.
S. C. White Leghors, 15c; Rocks,
18c; Reds, 18c; Orpingtons, 18c;
Black Minorcas, 18c
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C. F. COLLINS,
Freewater, Oregon.
rN THE CfUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
UMATILLA COUNTY
in the matter of the Estate of
I acob L. Stork, deceased.
Notice to creditors.
Notice Is hereby given that the
inderslgned has been appointed by
the above entitled court administra
tor of the above entitled estate, and
that he has qualified as the law dir
ects. All persons having claims
against the estate are directed to
present the same to me at the efflce
of my attorney S. A. Lowell, Despain
Block, Pendleton, Oregon, within six
s months from the date hereof, with
proper vouchers.
Dated this 12 day of December,
1928.
ROBERT F. THOMPSON,
15-5tc
Administrator
A COMPLETE water plant is
a part of every autom obile
as it is a part o f every m od
ern city.
T he purpose o f this water
plant is to keep the engine
cooled to a tem perature that
w ill make it efficient in oper
ation. If it were not fo r this,
the cylinder walls wotdd be
com e overheated and the
pistons refuse to operate.
T he cooling system o f the
new Ford is particularly in
teresting because it is so
sim ple and reliable.
W hen the radiator is fu ll
o f water, the engine o f the
new Ford will not overheat
under the hardest driving.
Yet the water is so regulated
that it w ill not im pair en
gin e operation by running
too cold in winter.
T he coolin g surface o f
the Ford radiator is large,
with four rows o f tubes set
in staggered position so that
each receives the fu ll bene
fit o f the incom ing air. T he
fan is o f the airplane pro
peller type and draws air
through the radiator at the
rapid rate o f 8 5 0 cubic feet
per m inute at 1 0 0 0
revolutions per m in
ute o f the m otor.
T he hot water around
the cylinder head is drawn
to the radiator to be cooled
by a centrifugal water puinp
o f new design.
The entire coolin g system
o f the new Ford is so sim ple
in design and so carefully
made that it requires very
little attention.
The radiator should be
kept fu ll, o f course, and
drained once each m onth so
that sedim ent will n o t collect
and retard the free passage
o f water. In cold weather,
a reliable anti-freeze* solu
tion should be added.
As ow ner and m anager o f
this im portant water plant
you should also see that the
water pum p and fan shaft
arc properly lubricated and
t h e p a c k in g a r o u n d th e
pum p shaft kept in adjust
ment.
H o se c o n n e c tio n s m ay
also need replacem ent after
long service. For those little
adjustm ents, it pays to call
on the Ford dealer.
H e works under close fac
tory supervision and he has
been specially trained and
equipped to do a
thorough,com petent
job at a fair price.
F ord M otor C ompany
Bielman Motors
H erm iston,
Oregon
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Kneer’s Repair Shop
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TRUCK LEAVES FOR PORTLAND AT 5:30 P. M.
| SHIPMENTS RECEIVED AT HERMISTON
Simplicity
of cooling system
is a feature
of the new Ford
Electric Lamp Progress
In WOO it was said that the Incan
descent lam p w ith curtain filam ent was
so perfect a device th a t It could nevei
be much Im proved. II was Ml u lio u i
(I111I dale th a t In d u s tria l research was
Inaugurated in the e le c tric a l In d u s try
Since then (he efiicleucy o f the Incan
descent lum p Inin been approxim ately
quadrupled, and the great Increase In
'lie In te n s itie s o f a rtific ia l lig h tin g
made possible by the cheaper lig h t
The new a p p lie s I ions created hy the
new lam ps have had a fu r reaching
effect ou o u t In d u s tria l p ro sp e rity.
century. In the next decade the teem
was supplanted hy "second sum m er.'
In d ia n sum n e r became established
Roseburg — Construction of new about 20 years a fte r Its first appear
court house progressing rapidly.
ante, which was !n western I ’ennsvl
H ild a , anil spread to New England hy
1798, Io New Y o rk hy 1799, Canada by
H andkerchief’» Beginning
1821 and E ngland hy 18W
Horace
T he n e cktie w orn by the men o f to
W alpole used the term in 1778. not In
day wus e vo lve d fro m th e bunch ol
reference to A m erica, but in re la tio n
fa b ric ndopied in long ages past, which
to w eather In Ute tropics.
whs w o rn as
a p ro te ctio n fo r the
clo th in g .
It served as a n a p k in ill
meals and general u t ilit y a t o ther
Child Reform
tim es. T o shield Its ofTensiveness it
A fte r three years’ stu d y o f the treat
took th e fo rm o f u fancy luce-l rim m ed
ment and tra in in g o f c h ild offenders in
a rtic le and subsequently men who
Scotland, a e o iiitn ille e appointed hy lite
were m ore e x q u is ite th a n o thers look
secretary of s la te fo r Scotland has sub
to c a rry in g one o f these In the hand,
u d ite ti 21-1 ic c o u im e n ilu tlo n s fo r pre
w hich fin a lly led to th e id e a o f the
vention anil cure o f crim e among the
h a n d ke rch ie f.
voting
Many o f the Ideas fo llo w the
I rend ol progressive social procedure
In o th er countries. Among them are
Has Leg» to Spare
the e lim in a tio n o f the young as street
An argum ent fo r the harm lessnesr
trnders o r em ployees o f ga m b lin g re
o f the centipede is deduced fro m tin sorts. and increased recre a tlo n ul fa
fa c t th a t when th e cre a tu re is grasjied
titties.
it does not t r y to defend its e lt. bui
seeks ra th e r to escape. It o fte n doe»
ANNOUNCEMENT
so by "le a v in g its legs b e h in d ." T h a t
The Freewater Hatchery at Free
Is. the c re a tu re a u to m a tic a lly throw»
the
o ff a n u m ber o f legs th a t have been water, Oregon, announces that
caught by th e enemy and lim p o ff on new Improvements are now completed
the re m a in in g ones.
I t can easily ina the new Mammoth Electric mac
spare a dozen o r m ore o f Its th ir ty hines are nc-w installed. This Is the
legs, fo r the lost m em bers are re largest Incubator and brooder estab
placed.
lishm ent in eastern Oregon or Wash
Direct Freight Service to
Bernadlne Hungerford entered the
first grade last week from the I
Grand« school.
Robert Harris left the third grade
December 21.
Madras— New community hail ded
icated here.-
“ In d lu n sum m er’’ was first used (lu r
A WONDERFUL RECORD
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Corvallis— $35,000 recently expen
ded for Installation of sound equip
ment in Whiteside theatre.
th in g about It was I hut she changed
the hat.
A week n fte rw n rd fa th e r took a
good look at a g ir l frie n d she brought
home, a n ' took a second look as I f In
a d m ira tio n .
"S ay, G ladys." said he. “ 1 lik e that
hat th a t M y rtle is wearing. T h a t's the
k in d o f lia t you ought to have."
“ Yes,"
said
Gladys,
s c o rn fu lly ,
" th a t's the same old hul you d id n 't lik e
when I hud it o n ."
OFFICE
Use More Electricity
FOR PORTLAND
Insured Carriers, Express Service
at Freight Rates
Portland-Pendleton
Truck Line
HERMISTON TRANSFER
For greater convenience
and comfort in your
home during the year
1929, use more electric*
ity.
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE
WE CARRY MAZDA LAMPS
PKNDLF.TON-UMATILLA TRUCK LINE, FRED SCHEER. FICKS
UP AND DELIVERS FREIGHT FOR PENDLETON, EHC0. STAR-
FIELD AND UMATILLA AT THIS OFFICE.
PHONE 31
Hermiston Power & Light Co.
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