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I, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST I, 1929
FARM BUREAU PROJECT TOUR
HAS METTINQ IS SCHEDULED
SPECIALIST PROM STATE
COLLEGI ARRIVES TUESDAY
Confers W it M. X. Dean; Later He
Leaves W ith Mr. Dean for
Prosser, Wa.
POULTRYMEN BEGIN
TATOOING FLOCKS
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER YEAR
HEALTH NURSE TO TALK TO
FARM BUREAU AUXILIARY
Meeting Scheduled for Friday Aftetr-
noon at Columbia Park at
SLXTY-ITVE MACHINES ARE DIS­
2 O’clock.
TRIBUTED.
It R. Breithaupt, specialist in ag­
Miss Edna Flannigan, county health
PROBLEMS OP i /B
CREAM
FOOL ARE SEVERAL TRIPS PLANNED POR
.™
riculture economics at the state col­
nurse, expects to be in attendance at
AUGUST
DISCUSSED.
lege at Corvallis, arrived in Hermis­ Crew of Three Can Mark Approxi- the next meeting of the Umatilla
•
-
ton Tuesday morning to work with
Matter of Accurate Testing To Be Each One to be Devoted to Inapection H. K. Dean of the local experimental
station on a report for the govern­
Left Up to Regular Cream
Of One Industry on the
ment concerning project economics.
Pool Committee.
Project
A short conference was held with Mr.
mately 100 Birds in One
Hour.
BLUE GRASS
SUN SHUPE
IDEAL FOR COWS
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Farm Bureau auxiliary scheduled for
Friday afternoon, August 2 at 2:00
o'clock. The meeting will be held
at the Columbia park.
Miss Flannigan was scheduled to
appear at the last session of the or­
ganization but was prevented by car
trouble* from attending at that time.
She is expected to bring an exceed­
ingly interesting and beneficial mes­
sage to the women of the Farm Bur­
eau and it is hoped that a large num­
ber will be out Friday afternoon to
hear and meet her.
LOCAL PRINT SHOP ADDS
RECENTLY
NEW
INSTALLS NEWEST IMPROVED ELECTRIC AUTO­
CASTER
Use of Mats for Advertising Patrons Will Now be One
A total of 65 poultry branding
Of Services Offered By Local Shop.
Dean in the office of the assistant
The cream pool and Its attendant
During the month of August, local county agent daring the morning machines have been distributed to
prohlems constituted the principal project people Will have an opportun and the two later left for Prosser, producers on the project and several
An important piece of equipment has been added to
source of discussion at the regular tty to make a number of unusually Wn., where they were Joined by A. C. of that number have already started
the
Herald shop this week with the arrival of A New Im­
meeting of the Umatilla Farm Bur interesting project tours of Inspect Cooley of Salt Lake City and Mr. the work of marking poultry, accord­
eau at the local Methodlat church Ion, according to a recent announce Hastings of Washington, D. C. From ing to assistant county agent Jen­
proved Electric Autocaster purchased from the Publish­
TVMai evening. Different dairymen ment of Geo. H. Jenkins, assistant Proeeer the party will go to the kins. Those who have commenced
ers’ Autocaster Service of New York. This machine, re­
of the project discussed the situation county agent. These tours, arrang Boardman project leater returning to the work report that a crew of three
presenting a considerable expenditure, will enable the
from the floor. A decision was fin­ ed for at various intervals through­ Hlenplstop Where the visitors will people can mark approximately 100
ocal shop to provide a service for its patrons that cannot
ally reached Sy the assembled body out the month, will each be devoted likely spend a few daye longer.
birds an hour thereby disproving any
)e excelled any place. The machine is of such a size that
—
that the problem of handling and to the inspection of one form of in
contention that the new system may
OVER TWO MILLION FISH
testing the cream should be left to dustry. One will consist of visits
it can be used tor casting mats of three column width.
require too much time.
AT THE THEATRE
the cream pool committee of the to dairy farms in the community
Several machines are still in the
PLANTED IN OREGON STREAMS Advertisers, both foreign and local, may now enjoy the
organization and that the committee where different forms of pastures
office of the assistant county agent
use of mats of all kinds in connection with their advertis­
Saturday and Sunday
should take every precaution to see will be observed as well as the dairy
More
than
twe
weekp
in
fbb' snow- and it would be appreciated if the Represents Thinning Out From the ing in the local paper.
that careful and accurate tests of the Itself. Later a poultry tour will be
clad heights of the Sierra Madres owners would call for them at their
An advertising service with appropriate mats and cuts
Various Hatcheries of
cream are made.
scheduled, the route to be arranged nearly 200 miles from Hollywood convenience. Anyone desiring to
A musical program was given at with the Idea In mind of observing
for
all kinds of merchandise and other types of advertis­
order
a
machine
may
still
do
so.
were spent by Director Jerome Storm
State.
the (Clque of the business session. at least one particular thing of In­
either
directly
or
through
Mr.
Jen­
ing
will be carried by the Herald. In addition a new
These numbers were contributed by terest at each farm. A study of the and his FBO company in filming the kins at the pool price.
up-to-date
and interesting feature and cut service will
acenlcally
beautiful
exterior
sequen­
More
than
two
million
fish
have
the Misses Frederickson of Stan­ methods of feeding and fattening of
The branding program works in
field, Helen Jendrzjewskl and Doro­ turkeys and the proper preparation ces of “The Yellowback,” a tale of with the new poultry theft law pass­ been distributed by the hatchery de­ also be started in the paper.
the Canadian woods which will be
partment of the state game commis­
Another recent addition to the equipment was that of
thy Stroupe of Hermiston.
of turkeys for market will likely be shown at the local theatre Saturday ed by the last state legislature. sion during the last throe weeks, and
The next regular meeting wtll be stressed on the turkey tour.
an
automatic numbering machine which enables the
Proper
identification
of
poultry
will
and Sunday.
these, according to Matt Fyckman,
held some time during the latter part
bt
of
inestimable
value
to
producers
printing
of duplicate and triplicate sheets and various
Notices of the exact time schedul­
James Oliver Curwood, noted flc-
of August. Pres. H. J. Ott has re­ ed for these tours will later be sent
not only in case of theft but in the superintendent are but a “thinning other types of work calling for numbering.
tionlat
of
the
great
north
country,
quested that George Jenkins, assist­ out to proJertr people and ti»e time
event that different flocks become out" from the various hrtcherics.
An effort is being made to build up the equipment with
Plantings were made In coun'ies r.
ant county agent, secure an appro­ will also be denounced In this news- wrote the gripping story which has mixed.
to do with he thrilling adventures of
follows:: Clatsop 300,000 strelhoed the latest and best machinery available so that service
priate motion pleture film to be paper.
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an officer of the Royal Mounted pol­
and eastetrn brook; Umatilla 45,000 to patrons will be the best and most complete. With these
shown at thia time.
“These tours,” said Mr. Jenkins, ice sent into the wilde to arrest a LAST BITES FOR W. J. DOWNER
eastern brook: Baker, rainbow and
“are not in tthe nature of any kind murderer, who had defied the law
silversides; Wallowa 227,000 east­ recent additions it is felt that the local shop can offer
YOUTHFUL BURGLARS DRAW
of advertising or boosting scheme so and laughed at the “mountie” as a HELD ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON ern brook and silversides; Coos 919,- strong competition in practically any type of printing with
THREE YEAR PRISON TERM often MsdeUted with such things. cowardly “yellow-back."
Death Comes to Old Time Resident 980 eaatjern brook and stpelhead the best of printing establishments. The right prices and
They artTjelng arranged simply for
Romance develops in the happen­
Klamath 365,000 eastern brook and excellence in workmanship will be assured to patrons by
Sunday Morning at Pendleton
Shaefer and Goodwin, Arretted Here, the benefit at, (hose people who are ings that follow upon the arrival of
rainbow; Grant county 10.000 rain­ the installation of adequate and up-to-date machinery.
interedt«<C4<.AhPrninS more of the the officer In a little lakeside Canad­
Hospital.
bow; Hood River 40,000 rainbow and
Plead Gnilty to Chargee
different thdttfttries In the commun­ ian village and the girl > whom the
eastern brook.
VACCINATION RECOMMENDED
| LOCAL ¿ISHERMEN MAKE TRIP
In Circuit Court
Funeral rites for W. J. Downer,
ity. W e’hop», they will be well at­ fugitive sought to forcibly marry
"Almost daily requests are coming
tended far we think the people on the plays a prominent part In his over­ 66, old-time resident of the. Umatilla to us for plantings In various coun­
FOR CHICKEN POX CONTROL TO UPPER WATERS OF UMATILLA
project, wqre held Tuesday1 afternoon
A three rear prison term wqa the project wlU doflve much benefit throw,
ties and complaints are made that
at
3
o'clock-at
Prajin-'s
fiinaral
par­
sentence pronounced Saturday on from them. It win be a good Oppor­
Tom Moore la seen as the police­
wr> are favoring m e to m ity n v » » « -
An announcement wan made sev­
Walter H«mm, gental proprietor of
Arthur Shaefer and Curtia Goqpwin, tunity for all of us to get out and man, Tom Santschi as the outlaw lor. The sermon was preached by other,” laid Mr. Ryckman.
“We
Rev.
A.
J.
Ware,
pastor
of
the
Bap­
eral
weeks ago that any poultry pro­ the Hermiston Drug cogipany, and
see
what
our
neighbors
are
doing
the two youthful bandits who are al­
and Irma Harrison appealingly de­
want the sportmen to appreciate that
leged to have robbed a store at Stan-1 and exchange ideas with them.”
picts the girl. Filmed amid the wild tist-Christian church, with Rev. O. we cannot plant alt counties in a ducers on the project who wanted his business neighbor across the
field early in the month and were
mountain scenery of the original W. Payne of the Methodist church short period of time; that we have their flocks vaccinated for chicken street, Claude Kerk, of Keck's bar­
arrested near here after they had WAYS GIVEN TO CHECK
story, "The Yellow-Back” has won in charge of the musical numbers. millions of fish in our 23 hatcher­ pox should inform the assistant ber shop, went on a fishing rip Sun­
day, invading the upper watera of
failed in an attempt to rob a local
high praise for its scenic beauty as Burial was In the Hermiston ceme- ies and that as soon as is possible
xiunty agent. A very small number
| tery.
MOSQUITO BIRTH RATE well as its dramatic strength.
■tore.
with our limled crew praetica'ly have done so and any others inter- the Uinatila. They both report a big
Death came early Sunday morn­
catch with nothing under one pound.
Shaefer was wounded in the leg
every possible strenm and lake of
ing
at St. Anthony’s hospital in
?btod in having the work done should The fishermen returned on the first
Pouring
oil
on
troubled
waters
has
In a pitched gun battle between hlm-
Oregon
will
receive
its
portion
ot
To Seattle.
Pendleton where Mr. Downer had
get in touch with him immediately. section of No. 23 Sunday evening,
•elf and B. J. and Walter Nation, a new meaning for some sections of
George Shelton, druggist with the been taken a few days previous. He fish. Our fish Pullman will bt busy Experiments with the vaccination the fish coming in on a later train.
deputies, when he attempted to flee Oregon thia summer where unusual
Hermiston Drug company, left Thurs­ had been In a state of ill health for at this work until late this fall. We process on this project and through­
Reports from the neighboring city
from the officers. As a result of the conditions have been ideal for those
day morning for a two weeks vaca­ some time having been suffering are making an effort to plant no out other portions of the state show of Hinkle are to the effect that two
wound, he lost a considerable amount
fish under six Inches in length.
tion at Seattle, Washington.
Mrs. from heart trouble.
of blood and for a time was in a crit­ pestiferous insects, mosquitoes. The
When this length Is reached by any t to he a practical means of controll­ gentlemen closely resembling the
Shelton has been in Sattle since the
For
the
past
18
years
Mr.
Dow­
oil
pouring
is
being
done
to
make
the
above named were seen when the
ical condition but la now fully re­
considerable number of fish they ing the disease.
ner had been a resident of the local
W. T. Johnson, poultry patholo­ train stopped there Sunday evening.
ponds unsultatble for continued beginning of the summer monhg.
covered.
will be liberated."
community having lived on a farm a
gist at the state college, recommends They got off with their luggage, got
Informaion was filed against the breeding of these pests.
Prom Irrigon.
| few miles from town. He was at one
that the work be done in flocks back on agnin, continued this little
pair in the circuit court and they
Drainage of still or stagnant ponds
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Houghton of j time a railway conductor and was U. P. STAGE AGENCY TAKEN
where the disease was present round of play until the conductor
agreed to, waive a grand jury hear- is the best method of controlling mos­
OVER BY LOCAL DRUG STORE the preceding year and where the came along and persuaded them to
ing and entered their plea of guilty quitoes where this Is practicable, says Irrigon were visiting In Hermiston » member of the Order of Railway
pullet flocks are in good condition stay on until they reached their final
to burglary charges directly before Dr. Don C. Mote, head of the ento­ Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Hough- Conductors.
He Is survived by one brother who
Beginning August 1, W. L. Hamm it the time of the vaccination.
destination. Anxiety over the safety
Circuit Judge James Alger Fee, who mology department at Oregon State ton Is secretary of the West Exten-
sion Irrigation district.
lives in Spokane, Washington.
ef the Hermiston Drug company, will
and well-being of the fish Is given
Imposed the sentence.
college, but oiling la the most satis­
be the local agent for the Union
by on-lookers as a likely explanation
Shaefer is 20 years old and Good- factory practice otherwise. A cheap,
F. B. Swayze, president of the First Pacific stage system, according to a ♦
♦ tor their curious behavior. (Editor’s
Win is I t . Both youths were from light oil la best as It spreads better Has Week-end Guezt.
Miss Shirlie Brownson has- as her National bank of Hermiston, Uma- recent announcement. Mullins con-
Portland.
CHURCH NOTES
♦ note; We think "it was the water.”
and covers more terrlory, but any oil guest this week end. Miss Louise tilla county. Is registered at the Im- I fectionery has formerly had the local ♦
♦
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that wtll cover the surface— even Emery of Ellensburg, Wahlngton. i perial.— Morning Oregonian.
agency.
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— <• Wm. Sfcaar 111.
Card of Thanks.
waste oil—is usable.
Wm. Shaar, proprietor of Shaar's
We wish to thank the members
Moequlto control Is frequently a
At The Baptist-Christian Church.
barber shop, was taken suddenly ill
of the local lodge of I. O. O. F. and community project, in which case it
Sunday services at the Baptist- Saturday night
The nature of
the American Legion and Auxiliary is first necessary to check up care­
Christian church August 4. Bible his illness was not determined at the
sad all others who have shown their fully on conditions to find where the
school 10 A. M. Morning worship 11 time. Accompanied by Mrs. Shaar,
klndneae and sympathy to us during breeding places are that are supply­
A. M. Theme, Appearance and Real­
he left Tuesday morning for Portland
the Illness and death of our son and ing the adults. Frequently It 1» found
ity. The Ixjrd’g supper at the close
I
SfcTCHA
I'M
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where he will undergo a complete
brother.
that wind brings the mosquitoes in
of the morning sermon.
Christian examination and probably receive
0 0 1 N' TD B E AN
Mr. sad Mrs. W. B. Beasley
from considerable distances, says Dr.
Endeavor
7
P.
M.
Union
services
8
P.
aviator when
medical traeatment there. No word
I fePCW OP
.
Mote.
M.. Rev. Oscar Payne preaching the has been received from them since
Once the breeding places are locat­
sermon. If you have tried to do some their arrival In Portland.
HOTTER!
ed it is necessary to determine what
thing aud failed you are vastly bet­
effect oiling will have on adjacent
ter off than If you have tried to do
crops or other interests. The work
nothing and succeeded. The sinner
Is being done in the spring before the
never can be an ultimate winner. A
larvae mature In any numbers..
cordial welcome to all. A. J. Ware,
Y
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While the exact life history of the
pastor.
specie moet common In Oregon is not
known, mosquitoes In general pro­
EVANGELISTIC SERVICES
)
duce but one generation a year, but
S '
these emerge at various times as con­
Porter Norris, an evangelist of
ditions become favorable. No large
Fresno, California, will conduct ser­
scale methods of eradicating the
vices Saturday evening and Sunday
Lu*7
adults themselves have been develop-
at the Columbia park. An all day
says Dr. Mote.
meeting will be held Sunday with
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I
W eather Report
Ta Camas.
Mr. and Mrs. M. w .
Sims
dinner eerved on the grounds.
Everyone is cordially Invited to at­
tend the services.
and
According to Charles Tay­ daughter, Margaret A bb . are la
Camde. Wn. no* where they are
lor, observer, for the week spendiag
their vacation.
ending July 31:
High Low Lights Go Off Tuesday Night.
j u ir » s
.. 92 50 Hermiston was without light (or
.. 90 57 a tew mlautes Tuesday eveaiag when
July 26
big transformer at the Pacific
„ 87 4 j n 4 ' a Power
W y27
Light conapaay'a suh-eta-
96 ?«jjtlon la A Pendleton
"went out” at
103 4 ” about » o’clock. It Is believed that
July
104 58 lightalng eauaod the trouble there.
J u t y S l . . . ______ 104 60 Pendlleton was la darkness for over
” two hours.
No rain.
0. A. RINEHART DIES
A
Y*
H ill
O. A. Rinehart, brother f>1 T. A.
Rinehart of Hermiston, died Thurs­
day morning after being in a state of
ill health for a number ot years. His
wife panned away a short Mine ago
ahd since that time he has been fail­
ing fast. He resided wih his brother
on a farm Just west of town Fun-j
j'-ral services will be held at ihei
Prana funeral parlor Saturday mum-1
lag at IQ o'clock.
JCK THK U U e H A R D I
'c > o v r let the big
C r r s stores buhóte v a n
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A R E B IG J THE RIGGER 7MFV
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