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The Hermiston HercM
“NUMBER 30—
H W flir m , UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY,
TURKEY SPECIALIST MEETS
WITH LOCAL GROWERS HERE
WATER TO BE TURNED IN
DITCHES FIRST OF APRIL
MARCH 28, 1929
DAIRYMEN REVISE
OREGONS PROGRAM
AT STATE MEETING
FISHING SEASON TO OPEN
IN STATE IN FEW WEEKS
BLUE GRASS
SUNSHINE
IDEAL FOR COWS
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER TEAR
BASEBALL OPENER HERE
NEXT SUNDAY, MARCH 31
Irrigation water w ill be turned
With the opening of the fishing
Into the ditches la this district about
season but a few weeks away thous­
the first of April, according to Enos
ands of anglers are making prépara
Martin, project manager. The district
tlons for the event.
Scores of
has been remodeling the headgates
streams will be visited by skilled
LOCAL POULTRYMEN FAVOR
and painting the buildings in prepar­
and unskilled fishermen who get
CABINS FOR CAMP GROUND
MONDAT MEETINGS 5E C L A M D I EGG MARKETING ASSOCIATION ation for the summer months. It Is
LOCALS MEET MISSION INDIANS
kick” out of opening day, whether
NEARLY
200
IN
ATTENDANCE
AT
believed that the supply of water will
UNDER
CONSTRUCTION
N
0
\
SUCCESSFUL
or not they go home with the limit.
IN FIRST GAME
[Wtuhington Mea Meet W ith Project be as abundant ns It has been In
CORVALLIS GATHERING
Every deputy warden of the state
past seasons with no shortage In
game commission will be on the Job Place to be Opened April 1 With Line-up for Opening Not Announced;
Large Number of Grower« in Attend­
Producen and D iaeu s Mar­
view for this district.
L C. Dyer, Local Delegate; Reports to see that the law Is observed.
Cabins, Garages and Com­
Game W ill S ta rt Promptly
ance at AU Scheduled
keting Problem«.
Some arrests will undoubtedly be
on
all
Phases
of
Dairy
made but they will be few as Oregon
OUT
OF
FRYING
FAN
INTO
m
unity
K
itchen
New.
A t 2:3 0 O’clock.
Meetings.
A resolution favoring the estab­
sportsmen except lu rare instances
Industry
Given«
rm E FOR xu iS HUNTER
Five new cabins and garages and
lishment of an egg marketing asso­
obey the laws that they have estab­
Next Sunday, March 31, at 2:30
With an attendance of approxi­
lished for the protection of game new, modern community kitchen will| in the afternoon, the locals will start
ciation in the Inland Empire was
With
nearly
200
men
andwomen
mately fifty local tukey growers, the
A man la a remote section of Ore­
fish.
passed by local poultry growers who
be constructed In Hermiston shortly! off the 1929 baseball season against
ti.rkey meetings held at the Walter
gon, some time ago, promised the representing dairy Interests in prac­
by H. E. Hanby on the site of lb the Mission Indians on the local
met in the Hermiston library last
Botkin and Fred Thorne farms last night with Mr. Jackman, manager state game commission that be would tically all sections of the-state in at­
camp ground formerly operated byj diamond. This marks the opening
COMMUNITY CLUB TO MEET
G. W. Bailey. When the con game of the newly orgainzed Uma­
Monday were a decided success. Me- of the Spokane Egg marketing aaso- forsake hie habit of killing deer out tendance at the meeting In Corval­
Kinley Huntington, southern Ore- cUtloB< and Mr Rodder, poultry ro- of season. He was notorious In his lis, March 31-31, a revised prgram
All members of the Hermiston Com­ struction work Is completed, the plae tilla County League, the other two
locality for hunting out of season and for Oregon* dairy industry was for­
gon turkey grower and specialist, met Ljucer of the Waila Walla valley,
munity club are urged to attend a will be leased to Mrs. J. O. French| teams of the league, Adams and the
with the local men at both farms and I The meeting was called by R. C. boasted that he could not be caught. mulated, according to L. C. Dyer, meetting of that organization which of Stanfield, who intends to open 1 Pendleton Eagles playing on the same
discussed every phase of the indue- Todd Iocaj chairman of the poul­ When he gave up illegal hunting he local dairyman who attended the will be held next Tuesday afternoon. by the first of April.
day at Pendleton.
The foundations for the cabins an
try from Incubation, through feed try producers of the project.
Mat­ took up another habit— that of moon- conference as official delegate from April 2, at 4 o'clock In the library
According to Manager Mlttlesdorf,
Now he is In Jail.
this district.
ing and brooding.
Iters pertaining to the marketing of shining.
building. This will be an Important now completed and the further work| the team has not been chosen as yet.
Actual
dairymen
were
In
the
ma­
The meeting at the Botkin farm IeggB were discussed by both Mr. Jack-
meeting and one of Interest to all of building is expected to go for Itrenuous practices during the past
jority at the conference aad took ac­
was scheduled fsr 10 o’clock In the man and Mr Rodder and a generaal
ward rapidly. All the old bulldlngs| two weeks have brought the locals
members.
morning.
Mr. Huntington stressed diacUBgJon by the local producers at ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ tive part in the committee findings
on the site have been torn down andj □ut in fine shape. With plenty of
COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES
$ which covered the fields of grades,
plans have been made for the (level material, all up to a fair standard,
detailed matter In the business of the meeting resulted In a first move-
standards and markets, disease con­
turkey growing which he has learned | ment favoring an Inland Empire
opment of a modern, up-to-date tour competition for places has been par­
trol, production practices, economic ♦ :o: ♦ :o: ❖ :o: ❖ :o: ♦ :o: ♦ 1st camp.
during the time that he has been marketing association.
ticularly keen, and whatever lineup
♦
status of the Industry and dairy
actively engaged in the industry. On
•s started off in Sunday's game Is
Fern Lindner and Dorothy Addle finance. Among the chief findings
♦
CHURCH N O TES
his southern Oregon farm' of 660
xpected to show up well against the
man were week end visitors at Pen­ of the conference was that Oregon
♦
acres, he raises an annual turkey
Indian aggregation.
dleton.
♦ :o: ♦
has not kept pace with the growth ♦ :©: ♦ :o: ♦ :o: ❖
crop of about 2200 birds. His ex
Local interest in baseball is ex­
of dairying around her hut that ex­
perlence in the marketing end of the
At the M. E. church Sunday. You
pected to be enthusiastic this sea­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
Thorlson
were
pansion should be carefully under­ will be welcomed at the "Friendly
busiuess has also been extensive, for
son since this marks the first in two
here from Pendlton visiting at the O. taken.
he frequently accompanied his crop
church on Easter Sunday with a var­
/ears that Hermiston has had a
E. Hunt home last Sunday.
An Oregon Dairy Improvement ied program, fitting Easter cantatas
to the markets of Portland and Seat,
town team and been affiliated with
council was crepted Ito coordinate by the choir, selections by the or­
tie before the eo-operatlve market­
iny league.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Addleman all elements in carrying out the pro­ chestra and a program that will
ing movement was started.
COMMITTEE APPOINTED AT FARMI The game Sunday starts promtiy
GARDENS WILL PROVIDE FRO* were Sunday visitors at the R.
The afternoon meeting at the
gram agreed upon. Some of the re­ harmonize with the Easter Bpirit
it 2:30 in the afternoon, and admls-
Addleman home.
BUREAU MEETING
Thorne farm began at 2 o'clock.
commendations, greatly condensed, There will be baptismal services for
don will be fifty cents.
DUCTS FOR HOT LUNCHES
Many questions concerning all ph
follows:
adults and infants. Parents who de­
Word has been received from the
of the work were answered by the
Grades, Standards and Markets Es­ sire their children baptised are in­
(DEMONSTRATOR TO SHOW
specialist at both meetings.
At Local F. T. A. Formulates Flans for Jacob Hoffman’s to the effect that tablish federal standards for butter vited to bring them on this great W ill Investigate Possible Reliefi
a baby girl was born last week. The
though no plans have been made for
day.
The
program
win
be
followed
and cheese and federal or federal
PROPER USE OF MACHINES
Measures for Settlers on
Carrying on Enterprise by
new arrival was named Lillian Marie
a night session, so much interest de­
state Inspection in Portland by com­ by an Easter sermon by the pastor.
and
weighed
8
1-2
pounds.
Land.
Fnpfl«.
veloped (that such a meeting was
ing July; buyers adopt voluntary Services begin at 10:30 A. M. You
411 Day M eeting Scheduled By th e
arranged to be held in the office, of
cream grading pending such time as are welcome to all these services.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lonnie
Hall
and
four
A
discussion
at
the
Farm
Bureau
F arm B ureau Co-perative
George Jenkins, assistant counuty
Come, all who desire to unite with
law
It present plans of tbs loeal P. T. children were here Sunday from L“
" can be enacted; establish prim
...... tbts church and we will be glad to meeting last Saturday1 ow ning of
agent.
n , at
.1 the
. a . P.
w « E. Hall '»’T
m*rket **
»P-
Laundry.
A. are carried through successfully Freewster visiting
here.
payments made by settlers to the
point committee practical butter give you a job.
vegetables for the hot lunches to be home.
Tuesday morning was reserved for
district for construction charges on
O. W. Payne, Pastor.
makers to establish rules and prac­
Two demonstrations illustrating
served In the schools next year will
individual farm calls with Mr. Hunt'
irrigated lands resulted In the ap the proper methods of handling wash­
tices
intended
to
bring
uniformity
be provided by the children them­
If. W. Bloom la driving a new
ington accompanied by Mr. Jenkins
At the Baptist-Christlan church pointment of a committee from the ing machines will be given by the
in quality Oregon butter.
selves. Tentative arrangements for Durant.
visiting at the Botkin and F. L.
Economic Status of the Industry— March 31. Sunrise prayer meeting organization to make an investiga (astern Oregon representative of the
tide idea have been '■ formulated
Jewett farms. In the afternoon of
with ail groups of Christian Endeav­ tlon of possible relief measures
by a committee of the local assoc
(Doyle Hunt returned last week Oregon dairying represents one per or meeting at 6:45 A. M. After the This committee is composed of E. L Maytag Washing Machine company
the same day Mr. Huntington left
Saturday, March 30 in the American
lstlon .consisting of Mrs.F.V. Prime from a two monthsh* trip in western cent of that of entire United States
for a series of similar meetings nt
morning worship breakfast in the Jackson, F. L. Jewett and the presl («eglon building across the tracks, ac­
and
may
be
gradually
expanded
Mrs.H.J. Ott.Mrs.W.G. Rodda.snd Mr. Washington.
Pilot Rock. Other sessions were
through a program based on improved basement. Bible school at 10 A. M. dent of the Farm Bureau who wai cording to the committee from the
BJ-O. C\^cCuVer.
>
held during 'the week at Ione and
Preaching 11 A. M. Theme, The As­ automatically made a member thru r’arm Bureau Co-operative laundry
It Is planned that each child
Mr. and Mrs. Jensen from Callfor standards for dairy products that surance of Life. Duet by Miss an-
previous motion. Among those which is making arrangements for
Boardi
will
Increase
the
demand
both
at
w ill raise one row of vegetables, 60 nia, are visiting at ths Jess Hopper
who
entered into the discussion ol the meeting. The first demonstra­
sted
and
Dr.
F.
V.
Prime.
A
day
of
feet long, of whatever is adaptable horns. Mrs. Jensen la a sister of home and out-of-state markets. In­
good things. Come and worship this question were S. H. Barnard tion will begin at 10 o'clock in the
crease
In
number
of
cowb
should
he
to the home garden spot, and if but 1 Mrs. Hopper.
WHITMAN GLEE CLUB
made only by raising heifers from with us. The Lord's supper at the Walter Botkin, C. E. Baker, J. H nornlng and the second at 2 o'clock
row is planted it should be given
high
producing stock.
Increased morning service. Evening service at Reid, F. L. Jewett and F. B. Swayze in the afternoon. The correct use of
TO BE HERE MONDAY
over to Just one kind of vegetab-
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Nlemeyer have
A letter from E. L. Jackson, clul the electric ironer will also be demon
home-grown
food
supiies
must
be pro­ 7:30 P. M. If this should be ray last
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I le. Among the various vegetables been visiting for the past week at
leader,
incorporating a plan of live itrated during the day.
service
here
there
are
some
things
I
duced to care for any Increase in
Personani of Thirty-two Students llste<l M suggestions are potatoes the W. F. Hannan home.
want to say to the good people of stock insurance was read to the as
A picnic lunch will be served at
dairy cattle.
‘carrots, turnips, salsify, tomatoes,
Hermiston. As surely as spring fol­ sembiy. This plan suggested that anon. Those attending are invited to
Starting on Annual Con­
corn, peas, onions, beans and ruta­
Dairy Finance— Organize 650,000
Mr. and Mra. Henry Belscamper
lows winter, the soul turns to God. club members purchasing registered >rlng their lunch, cup and spoon, and
bagas. The corn nd peas should not were Sunday visitors at the enz home agricultural credit corporation on
cert Tour.
Come to church. The Easter mes­ livestock might be partially protect the committee will serve coffee.
be canned hut dried, according to and also was Claude Haddox.
west coast of Oregon including W il­
sage is Life— freer, fairer, fuller life! ed against loss by death of the ani
All women who do their washing
lamette valley to take advantage fed­
The Whitman All-College Glee the committee.
There Is a warm friendly welcome of­ mal if each club member were to pay it the cooperative laundry are urged
As one way of arousing Interest
Sherlock Stockard left Sunday for eral Intermediate credit. Have dairy
club, under the personal direction of
fered you at all these services. A. a small premium which would ac (specially to attend the demonstra­
in the proposed project, the com­ Fossil where he w ill work on a ranch products classed as eligible for is­
cumulate Into a fund to pay for such tion.
J. Ware, pastor.
Howard E. Pratt, head of the W hit­ m ittee will endeavor to get the Fair this summer.
suance of United States warehouse
losses.
man conservatory of music, will ap­ board to set aside one of the booths
receipts.. Bankers should encourage
Fol'iw lng the tegular bvpineskl MRS. C. G. BRINK TO MEET
Greater emphasis is placed on wide
pear at the local high school audi­ for the display of these products. The
Mra. George Armstrong left Sun growth of own feed on farms and
circular skirts and added length this ...eetlng of the organization, niotion||
torium next Monday, April 1 at 11 Parent-Teacher association itself will day for Portland where she will visit use of budget system.
WITH TURKEY GROWERS
season. Individual color variations pictures which were furnished byf
o'clock in the morning.
give first, second and third prises of for a few days.
Disease Control— Continue present
Interestingly marked In dresses are the extension service were shown.
The club, which is composed of 63, |2 , and 61 lor the beet products
campaign toward
accredited-free
brown tones, particularly chestnut,
Mrs. C. G. Brink, manager of the
thirty-two students, both men and exhibited at the fair. The pupils
Mr. Ott Is building his new brooder areas for tuberculosis and abortion.
women, is starting on Its annual con­ participating in this work w ill also house which will accommodate 2000 Urge livestock sanitary board to purple and navy blue. In tailored
lldaho Turkey Growers' association,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES ¡accompanied by Mr. McKnlght, Ore­
net frocks lemon yellows and orange
cert tour of Oregon and Washington receive schlevtesneait buttons when baby chicks.
adopt brands to mark reactors to
are used. Materials for dresses are
tiiyjATTER” was the subject of
and is making Hermiston the first they deliver the products at school
gon representative in the association,
abortion test. Prevent publie auc­
A the Lesson-Sermon In all Iwill be in Hermiston Monday, April
of lightweight tweeds, some border­
stop on ths scheduled itinerary. next fa it If they belong to the gar­
tions
of
dairy
cattle
not
free
from
John Jendrsowski is remodeling
Churches of Christ, Scientist, on ¡1, according to a notice received by
Monday night the gleesters will pres­ den club they will receive credit for his house this week.
abortion diseases. Urge stiffening of ed in browns, beiges, pastels and the
Sunday, March 24.
new rose shades.
ent their entire program In the audi­ whatever they raise.
the assistant county agent. A meet­
federal inspection against importa­
The Golden Text was, "To be car­
torium of the high school at Hepp-
ing has been scheduled at the re­
tion of dangerous diseases.
proved methods land /ar'ptiee for
nally minded Is death; hut to be
ngr. An eighteen piece little Sym­
lu uest of Mrs. Brink, for either Mon-
Production—
Continue
herd
Im­
KELLEY-BAKER
spiritually
minded
is
life
and
peace”
growing
own
feeds
and
a
pastures.
Es­
The senior class play ’’Billy* will
phony orchestra, under the direction
lay afternoon or evening where the
(Romans 6:6).
provement. Develop high grade mar­ tablish economical units when pos
o f Esther Sundqulst Bowers, and a be presented la the high school audi­
directors of the local association will
Among the citations which com
ket
for
cows
as
cash
crop.
Use
1m-
slble.
torium
Friday,
April
16.
The
cast
Yudeth Kelley aad Bart M. Baker
prised the Lesson-Sermon was the ¡meet with the visitors to discuss
thirteen piece pep band which will
following from the Bible: "The
probably furnish s part of ths pro- has starthed Intensive practice In pre­ were married at a quiet home wed
marketing plans for the future. This
ding Saturday evening, March 3 at
heathen raged, the kingdoms were
garm at tbs local school, are lnter- paration tor the performance.
meeting will te held in the office of
moved: he uttered his voice, the ¡the assistant county agent.
7 o'clock at the home of the bride's
edtlng features of this year’s assemb­
Mrs. B. J. Nation left Bunday for mother. Mrs. F. L. Kelley. The cere­
earth melted............ Be still, and
lage.
know that I am God" (Psalms 46:
Vernon Waterman, son of Mrs. Portland where she expects to spend mony was performed before the Im-
6,10).
a
few
days
visiting
with
relatives.
late
family.
Rena Waterman, Is one of the mem-
The Lesson-Sermon also Included
Both Mr. and Mra. Baker ere well
of the club this year.
the following passages from the
Mrs.
B.
J.
Nation
had
as
her
guests
known
In
tke
community,
Mrs.
Baker
A small admission fee will be
recently her mother, Mrs.
having resided here with her mother
charged for the morning concert at
and her brother, Hal Boss.
for eome time while Mr. Baker la the
the local high school auditorium.
local manager of the Union oil com­
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Mlttlesdorf were pany. They Intend to make tkelr
at and Moatses nt a dim
home In Hermiston.
<
ENTERTAIN AT LUNCHEON
Sunday. Covers were laid for eight
Mra. A. H. Norton and Mrs. W. J. la the evening the party attended the
show in Pendleton.
Warner were joint host asses at a
delightful bridge luncheon at the
A little vinegar rubbed ott the
Mrs. Norton last Tuesday, hands before hanging out elothes on
ke up four tables of a cold day w in prevent the
cards wre Invited for the affair. The from chapping or feeling cold.
high score wee awarded to
Mrs. F. B. Bwnyse, with
to Mrs. C. J. Biel
SCHOOL CHILDREN TO
RAISE VEGETABLES
IRR. CONSTRUCTION
CHARGES DISCUSSEI
Holding Up the Parade