The Hermiston herald., July 04, 1929, Image 4

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Pendleton Man Here.
Here From Longview.
John Dunning, circulation manag-l
Geo. Reisaae of I-ongview, a former
er of the East Oregonian, was m a k -' Hermiaton boy. waa visiting in thia
ing buaintaa calls in Hermiston Sat- community the first of the week,
urday.
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To Walla Walla.
pal parks la the northwest.
A
beautiful electric- fountain is locat­
ed In the park and this w ill be seen
in all its gorgeous color effects a f­
ter the contests. During the foun­
tain display a band concert w ill be
rendered by one of the
visiting
Legion bands.
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! Here From Blalock.
F A R M IE M IH D E K S
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Tree Owns Itself
The Jsckson oak st Athens, Ga­
ls referred to ns the tree that owns
itself. T(je unique deed which was, re­
corded.threescore years ugo by Judge
W. H. Jackson, at one tlme*chlef Jus­
tice of the Georgia Supreme court,
says in part: "I, W. H. Jackson, of the
county of Clarke ef (tie one part
and the oak tree (here defining loca­
tion) of the other p a rt: Wltnesseth.
that the said W. H. Jackson for*snd In
consideration of the great affection
which be bears said tree, and his grenl
desire te see It protected has con­
veyed and by these presents doth con
vey onto the said oak tree entire pos­
session of Itself, and of all lands
within eight feet of It on all sides.**
W. T. Solveater spent several days ♦
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The Misses Agnes and Iris L ittle last week at bis farm west of town ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
accompanied by their guests, Freda He now makes his home at Blalock
The most effective method of pro­
Beaver and Vernon Spears, were vis- Oregon.
tecting orchrrds from the forest lent
itin g in W alla W alla Sunday.
■-uierpitlar, now reported in
great
Move To Portland.
¡Himbers over Oregon, Is by applying
New Superintendent Here.
Mr. and Mrs. Hhrl Boynton and tree, tanglefoot in v rlug around each
N e w Id eas
Frank Shaw and fam ily arrived in fam ily have moved to Portland where
tr e sayB the e x p j.i •ii-i.t siulioii
Considering the'struggle each new
Hermiston Saturday from Vale, Ore­ they intend to make their home. Mr.
This m aterial is obtanable at most
gon. Mr. Shaw, who was head of t h e __.
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Boynton
has been TO.„,
employed for some feed and seed stores, and must be idea has to pass through, It Is a won­
Vale schools during the past year, ¡time at the Oregon Hardw are & Im kept fresh to be effective. Spraying der there Is progress. Every new Idea
has Io go through this ba rage of criti­
w ill be superintendent and p rin c ip a l! piemenl Co.
with arsenate of lead, two or three cism: First. It Is said that the idea
of the local schools this year. They|
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pounds to 50 gallons of water, w ill la "absolutely Impossible.'* Later It
have moved Into the M itchell house Swimming Popular,
; control caterpillars already in
the la said the idea is all right, except
on Gladys avenue.
Swlmmlug has cme Into its own I tree, but w ill not prevent others tak that it will never become practicable.
! again w ith the advent of warm days ing their place.
Finally It la said the idea has gained
considerable ground, but that It will
Arlington Editor Here.
¡and persistent sunshine. The Colum-
take time to develop It. About (V*
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Crowder bia at U m atilla is as popular as it
There are three possible methods veara later the critic reveaaes himself,
and fam ily of Arlington were guests has been in past years and life youn­
at the J. M. Biggs home Sunday. Mr ger folks find that the nearby irrig a ­ of control and eradication of liver- and aays, “Tears ago I said It was a
flukes on a ranch, says the Oregon great Idea.'* The big liar I—Atchison
Crowder, one time editor of the H er­ tion ditches furnish great
sport.
ald nd now connected w ith the Bulle­ Tanned legs and sunburned shoulders ¡experiment station. These are (1 ) Globe.
tin In the neighboring town, was en­ are getting to be common sights now. the tream eat of all fluke-infested
animals at regular Intervals to pre­
thusiastically boosting the celebru-l
T o o k N o Chances
vent • Infestation of pastures
w ith
tion to be held In Arlington July 4.
Marjory brought her book of stories
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T h e . tr a p o .to r
fluke eggs, ( 2 ) the destruction of all
to her niather and requested her to
She had been to a bridge party the snails which act as secondary hosts
read the one about the little red hen.
Attending Camp Meeting.
prevluiis night, and Hi her linaband It for liver flukes, and (3 ) the fencing
Mrs. H. Luella Beamish, pastor of
“But Marjory, dear," said mother,
seemed, likely she lind hnd'miirc than of all snail-infested areas so that
w e f» reud this one so many times.
the local Free Methodist church, left lirdhmry luid.lnek. At any rate, break
Saturday for W a lla W alla where she fust next manilng found her silent and sheep, cattle and goats cannot pas Let’s rend a new one today.”
ture on them.
Marjory studied over nils a moment
ie attending camp meeting.
The depressed.
-t
and then gravely replied;
evangelist In charge of the meetings
“ Have a had time last night?*' asked
No, I think we'll have the same
Cherries do not increase in sugar
Is known as the converted Jew and the husband at la.-t-
“Awful I’* she snapped, ns she he content nor lose acidity after pack­ >ne. I know It's good.”— Kansas City
according to reports from the Wash­
rimes.
ington town his addresses are of un­ headed an egg. “And it wag your ing. finds the experimnet station,
which. In a new bulletin on harvest­
usual interest. Mrs. Beamish expects faslt. tool“
S tain s oo M a h o g a n y
“Jly fault?” he gasped. "Why, you ing this crop, recommends allowing
to be gone approximately one week.
Spirit of citmpliot Is an excellent
know I wasn't playing.”
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the fru it to reach full m aturity on
remedy for removing disfiguring white
“ No, hut you Introduced me to the (lie trees.
This practice insures a
Visits From Washougal.
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man who you „„„
said was a famous better quality product, Increases the stnlns from mahogany Those caused
Vernon Spears of Washougal. W n .,| brll|ge PV[(e,.t
by hot dishes upon s, polished fable
weight of the crop, and does not top yield to thia frei.tineiiL
visited at the Frank L ittle home
Apply
‘Well, go he.Is, my dear.”
harm the fru it for shipping long dis­ the spirit of enutplior lightly on a
this week. " 1
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"Nonsense; lie's nothing of the kind
tances fresh. The complete bulletin dean, soft rag. Be sure noj to rub It
He's only an engineer,”
In. Then polish with a soft duster.
may be had free.
Hebrides Island Has
U n iq u e P o lic e R eco rd
• “ No police case within living mem­
ory I" This Is the proud record of
Eigg. one of the most delightful little
Islnnds to be found In the Inner Heb­
rides. says the Weekly Scotsman. It
Jias been rendered famous by Hugh
'Miller on account of Ita curious geo­
graphical formation, and several his­
torians have Invested It wi|h a lialo of
romance owing to Its (raglc associa­
tions-In what Is now the remote past
Twice It whs the scene of dastardly
massacres, hut tedny It enjoys an Im­
munity from exciting Incidents that Is
continuous and complete. So kt least
says the chief constable for Iverness-
sltlre, the county to which the Island
belongs.
Despite the sereidty of Its social at­
mosphere, and although no representa­
tive of the police force Is stationed
within Ils limits, yet Elgg Is assessed
for police rates and has to pay for
the upkeep of u strong staff of uni
formed men for which It has no use,
and which might ba disbanded for
any harm that would eventuate to Its
Inhabitants. The people are beginning
to fret at these exactions, front which
they receive no benefit, and ulso nt
tile-heavy burden of road rates, which
go Io maintain ’‘line highways else­
where." It Is an old grievance, this
matter of rates, which In out-of-the-
wn.v places are often very uneven In
their Incidence.
Visits From Eugene................................
iliary Glee Clubs Scheduled
For Me*ting,
Mrs. W ill Nicholas and daughter of
Willson Park In the heart of Sal­
Eugene are visiting at the home of
M r. and Mrs. E. Lc Grand« Cherry- em a civic center wHI be the scene
Mrs. Nicholas is a sister of Mrs of two interesting contests during
the department convention of the
Cherry.
American Legion which Is to be held
in the Capital City August 8, 9 and
Return Home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jenkins and 10. On Thursday evening, the first
son Bobble returned home Sunday day of the Convention, an American
from Portland.
Mrs. Jenkins
has Legion ritu alistic contest and an
Au Ilia ry
glee
been away for approximately a month .American Legion
visiting w ith relatives In Portland club contest w ill be staged in the
w hile Mr. Jenkins was In Corvallis park.
A number of Legion posts have
for a few days.
entered the ritu alistic contest and
the various teams w ill vie w ith each
Honored At Tea.
Mrs. Minnie Norton who left the oher in exem plifying the ritu a l of
first of the week for an extended the Legion. This work w ill be Im­
visit In the middle west and Mrs. pressive and beautiful.
The Legion au xilia ry w ill hold
E arl Boynton who has moved to Port­
the same
land to make her home, wero honored a glee club contest on
Saturday aftefhbon at a tea given evening and those who have heard
by the A uxiliary pf the American the various glee clubs sing are
1-eglon dt the home of Mrs. E. M. aware of the fact that this contest
Baker. The afternoon was spent In ­ w ill he well worth hearing. Groups
form ally. about 15 guests being pres­ of w ell traned voices w ill be repre­
sented among the glee clubs and the
ent at the affair
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a
contestanta w ill be at their best at
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the time the contest takes place.
Leave For Missouri.
W illson park offers a beautiful
Mrs. M innie Norton accompanied
by Ruth Ann Duval left the first of setting for these event», It being
the week for an extended visit w ith one of the most attractive munlci-
relatives In Mrs. Norton's home slate,
Missouri.
Sheriff Here Monday.
T. B. Gurdane. county aherlfi. was
In town Monday afternoon looking
after official business.
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Reserve power on the thresher is
an Important factor In preventing
waste, says the experiment station.
A slowing up of the cylinder speed
caused by any temporary condition
may result In loss of grain it
It
found.
T M E 'M A R K E T S
Portland
Wheat — Big Bend bluestem, hard
white, f 1.231k; soft white, western
white, »1.1314; hard winter, northern
spring, and western red, »1.1#%.
Hay—Alfalla, »2O©21 per ton; val­
ley timothy, »22; eastern Orgeon tim-
othey. »20025; clover. »20; oats, »17;
oats and vetch, »17;
Butterfat— 430 44c.
Eggs—Raneh; 31034c.
Cattle—Steers,'good, »11.25® 12.25.
Hogs— Good to choice, »11012.
Lambs—Good to choice, »11.71013.
Seattle
W heat—Soft white, western white,
»1.14; hard winter, western red, north­
ern sprlnfe, bulk Moptana, No. 1, »1.12;
bluestea, *»1.80.
Eggs— Ranch, $2S@33c.
B itterfat—47c.
Cattle— Prime steers, »ll®12.50.
H o g s-P rim e light. »12.80® 12.»0.
Lambs—Choice, $12013.26.
Spokane
Cattle— Steersffgood, »10.25011.
Hogs — Good and choice. »12.250
12.35.
Lambs—Choice, »11.25011,60.
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Fndrlse of I r ­
With Gas
N o rw a y '« N ic k n a m e
Oregon Hdwe. & Implement Co.
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Tum -A -Lum L um ber C om pany
Hermiston, Oregon
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER
This is the time of year to look over
your roofs. The time to reshingle is
before leaks sta rt and spoil the inside |
of your home.
S b r U t u t ic r a ’ (C a fv
H E R M IS T O N ,
Soup, Chicken Broth W ith Rice
F ru it Cocktail
You can Re-shingle with Cedar
Mashed Potatoes
BUTTERFAT
Shingles or Prepared
Shingles
Without taking o ff the old ones.
T H E W AY TO B E A G T IF U L H O M E S
Ice Tea
Coffee
75 cents
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Thi» community wa forced to take Station Quotations or 1 cent
under Station Quotation, which would be 43 cent» today, against
mcn saw what an organised effort would do.
Is it Worth While?
IF SO. GET BEHIND IT
If not, let your cream pool go to the wall and take your loss of
$1100.00 per month, which figures show yon must t*ke if you al­
low Portland corporations to dictate yeur prices.
He ’e Here Recently.
Mr. anil Mrs. E. Parsons and fan» I-
lly and Mr. and Mrs. John Ulrich re
cently moved here from California.
Mr. Partons la working for Frank
Ftoae.
Rrtnrnx Home.
t . E. Mortamer reeeutly moved In ­
to »he house formerly occupied by J
H Norton.
Hermiston Creamery
Company
HOUSEWIVES
your
h om e
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co tta g e lik e
this coo easily be m ade os
d istinctive as a far m ore
p retentious h om e just by
p ointing it in co lo r prop-
c h o s e n . A n a th e
ch o o sin g o f correct co lo r
is a sim ple m atter gu id ed
by the B-H Exterior C olor
H arm ony Selector.
W ith its revolving aaask and
¿ « •ra in in g color slots, the
Selector shows 12 harm o
aious co lor com binations
made up o f B-H brand Pre­
pared Faint and Stucco Coat-
lags. W ith this ss a guide you
caa spacify definite paiats
and colors and get exact re­
sults. Send our Dime and ¡0
cents to Bass-Hueter for the
helpful Selector and its color­
ful companion booklet "Har­
m onious Exteriors'*. Then
see us for your paints.
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CALIF0UBA* SARDINES.
Tomato and Muotard, 2 fo r__ «___
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a m e r a d , w o o d d , halfna
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Aspoml fM nl
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75 cents
Irt every community have welcomed
Red & W hie service w ith open arms
— a higher type of grocery service
providing quality groceries at lower
Prices and affording every modern
grocery service. W e are anxious to
introduce Red A W h ite Service to
E V E R Y home in ouur neighborhood.
FACTS POINT TO THE ORGANIZED CREAM POOL.
A btwinesa visitor In town Tues
day was Finley Graybeal of Pendle­
ton, reprennting G lllau d rr & Bur
roughs.
Movrs Recently.
M ilk
Lemon Pie
CKA!NRED&WHITE stores
PRICES?
47 cents, the result of the Pool, before a few level headed d*iiy-
J. M Blgga returned to his home
in Hermiston Wednesday morning af-1
ter a werk's visit' In San Joae, Calif.
Now Peas
H o t Southern Biscuits
NORTON’S GROCERY
From Pendleton.
John lo u n g , former prominent
Hermistonlan, waa In town on busi­
ness Tuesday. Mr. Young is now en-
l aged In the Insurance hnslness with
headquarters In Hood River.
Relish
Fried Chicken, Country Stylo
FACTS CONCERNING THE
BUTTERFAT M ARKET
Hood River Man TM ti.
O R E G O N
SUNDAY, JULY 7, 1929
rigon are the parents of a seven
pounud baby g irl born July 1 at the
Hermiston hospitnl.
ÎCS1
Norway, or, more specifically, north
era Norway, Is the Land of the Mid
night Sun.
Fox-hunting throughout Great Brit
aln represents an InveMed capital of
J75,5(Mi*oti(l with nn annual expendl
ture of nearly $ ili.ltikt.DOH Three htin
dred packs of hounds comprising ap­
proximately Il.fHMt dogs are employed
•»nually.
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WHO IS RFSPONSIBLE FOR PRFSENT
At Hospital.
S a t try
—beyond the Gas Service limits
K itchenkook brings to rural and suburban horn
and city homes outside the gas limits, every conveni lc
of city gas. In fact, it is a gas stove, with its own ga,
plant built fight into it. Makes and bums its own gas
from common gasoline, producing the fastest known
cooking fire. K itch en ko o k is different from any stove
you have ever used. It has all the fine features of gas
with none of the objectionable features of common liquid
fuel stoves; no wicks or chimneys; no smoke, soot or kero­
sene odor. Takes less than a minute to light; then all
burners are ready at once. Turn them on or off as
wanted, just like gas. K itch en ko o k is the biggest im­
provement in fine cook stoves in the past quarter century.
It’s the sensation of the industry. Don’t fail to ask for
a demonstration of this wonder cook stove. Made in 16
attractive models.
C o s t's A m u so m en t
111 In S hr Francisco.
According to word received in H er­
miston, W alter Beasley, son of Mr. CONTESTS SLATED FOR STATE
and Mrs. W; B. Beasley, is seriously
IEGION CONVENTION IN SALEM
ill In a San Francisco hospital. Mrs.
Beasley left the first of the week for Leg'on Ritualistic Contest and Aux
the C alifornia town.
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