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H0D1HO 'ANIbnT Uruin • Jo ' Nothing is really work unless you would rather be doing something else.—Sir James M. Barrie. V0LUMN XXVI Uhe Hermisfu Heraln NUMBER 49 ROUTE FOR TURKEY TOUR OUTLINED BY GENERAL COMMITTEE Light is the task when share the toil.—Homer. HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4. 1932 OREGON STATE FAIR AMERICAN LEGION AND AUXIL OFFERS FREE GRANDSTAND IARY NOMINATE OFFICERS STATE POLICE WILL GIVE AUTO LICENSE EXAMINATIONS HERE many SUBSCRIPTION. $2.00 PER YEAR MORROW COUNTY FAIR DATE SALTING GOOD PLAN FOR SET AHEAD TWO WEEKS PRESERVING VEGETABLES STATE-WIDE CAMPAIGN ADVERTISING OR EG ON PRODUCTS OPENED The new concrete and steel grand At a meeting of the America n-Le- The Morrow County Fair board That “salting is an economical stand at the State Fair grounds glon Auxiliary last Thursday night found it necessary to change the method of preserving the surplus costing $150,000 is one of the fin at the home of Mrs. B. S. Kingsley, date of the fair this year from Sep beans of the home garden is pointed est of such buildings In the West. officers for the ensuing year were tember 2-3 to 16-17, because of a out by the Home Economics divis The building is unpaid for and it nominated. They were: Mrs. Wm. conflict with the Heppner rodeo. ion of the Extension service. Vege was the intention that receipts from Shaar, and Mrs A W Christopherson. Premium lists will be available tables such as beans, cabbage, beet TURKEY EXPERIMENTS WILL BE racing should pay for the building, president; Mrs. Geo. Story. Mrs. E FATES WILL BE ANNOUNCED BY within the next two weeks. tops and turnip tops, may be salted NATIONAL LEGION CONVENTION However, during the past two years E McPherson, first vice president; EXPLAINED BY H. K. DEAN. The fair will be held at Irrigon in three different ways—by dry WILL BRING 75,000 VISITORS. SECRETARY HOSS LATER. approximately an average of three- Mrs. Garnet D. Best, second vice this year Instead of Boardman. Offi- salting with fermentation, dry salt fourths of all the immense seating president; Mrs. Peter Gastric. Mrs Group Will Visit Four Farms; Tour cers are Mrs. W. C Isom, president, ing without fermentation and by the State Department, American Legion, capacity of this building has been O. K. Mudge, and Mrs. W L Hamm, The Oregon Motorist’s Manual Now Harvey Warner, treasurer, and Mrs. strong brine method. To Terminate at Columbia Park Available at Herald Office; All Outlines Program to Advertise vacant, while thousands of people secretary. C. Coats, secretary. The board of di Dry salting with fermentation is For Picnic Dinner. were out on the grounds without a licenses Expire in 1935. Oregon-Grown Products. Legion officers nominated recent rectors include Mrs. A. C Houghton, the most popular method, according place to sit down. Guards were hir ly to be voted on Thursday night George Wicklander, Ingard Skovbo, to home economists of the extension The annual turkey tour sponsored “Examinations for operators and The American Legion, department ed to keep them out of the vacant August 4, are: Al Clayton, post com- and Frank Brace. service who explain it as follows: by the Eastern Oregon Turkey __ _____ - — - — . . chauffeurs licenses will be given in of Oregon, is making a statewide seats. mander; Garnet D. Best, vice com- Growers’ association will be held Use 3 pounds of salt (coarse or campaign to advertise Oregon-grown ___ ___ ,__ s adjutant; . . ’’ says O. O. This year general admission to the mander; James Todd, O. | Hermiston in the ., future, ? ROAD COMMISIONER DECIDES Saturday, August 13, according to fine) for each 100 pounds of vege- products during the National Ameri ... — . , . ... Felt house, president' of the Hermis- Payne, chaplain; and Peter Cas- ... tables. Cover the bottom of the con- can Legion convention in Portland, announcement made by the commit grandstand will be free, with only a W. ,0 ton Commercial club, "and definite TO TAKE UP OLD DUTIES tee on arrangements following a slight charge for loges and reserved trie, sergeant-at-arms, tainer with one inch layer of vege September 12-15, according to in dates will be set sometime within seats. A free grandstand is a new Mrs. Lyle Tilden was elected as meeting Tuesday. Portland, Aug. 4—Leslie M. Scott tables and over that sprinkle a lit- structions received by the local Le The tour will start at the old ex- departure for State Fairs, but is delegate to the state department today resumed his place as chair- tie of the salt. Desirable containers gion post. deemed very timely for this year. convention in Portland September Secretary of man of the state highway commis- are stone crocks, hardwood kegs and périment station with Superinten- Seventy-five thousand visitors Fair attendance will be much larger 9-10, preceding the opening of the endent H. K. Dean of the Umatilla sion, withdrawing the 1 resignation | glass Jars not suitable for sealing will be in Oregon during the conven when one admission ticket admits Experiment Station giving results national Legion convention people to he tendered July 18. Repeat the alternating layers of tion who will remember Oregon, not found by experiments made in the to both the grounds and the grand ber 12-15. In a letter he addressed today to vegetables and salt until container by the names of its most important take automobile and chauffeurs lic stand. In spite of times,people crave i is about three-fourths full. To the past year, Three other turkey grow- enses examinations locally, had been Gov. Julius L. Meier, Scott said: cities, but by the products grown in some amusement and diversion, This INSTRUCTIVE DEMONSTRATION | top layer add remaining salt and ers’ farms will be visited including granted. “Responsive to the request of Mr. that particular vicinity. The depart year- people are looking for their over it spre id a piece of muslin or the Harry Kelley, H. G. Rankin, and Secretary of State Hoss forward- Washburne and Mr. Aldrich (other ment plans to put out a four-page money’s worth in every line and GIVEN BY 4-H GIRLS CLUB three thicknesses of cheesecloth. Logan Todd farms. ed a supply of the Oregon Motor- | members of the commission) which folder which will be sold at 10% there Is no place along this line The 4-H club girls of the We-Can ist's Manuals to Mr. Felthouse, I you have so kindly approved and Tuck the cloth in at the sides and less than cost to all restaurants and Last year growers expressed the where so much can be had for the desire to make the affair apnual money as at the State Fair. Canning club held a demonstration which are available at tbe Herald the wishes of many citizens who weight it with a board or plate. hotels who will cooperate in this Place the container In a moder great movement of advertising Orc- and at a recent meeting the associa and silver tea Wednesday afternoon office. This pamphlet has been com have urged me to consent, I place The operating cost of the State at the J. S. Burnham home. Grace pilisi especially for those wishing to my services at your disposal for the ately warm room.. If a brine does gon-grown products. tion went on record as sponsoring Fair has been reduced drastically the turkey tour every second Satur Rodda and Rosella Matott demon- prepare themselves for the examina uses of the state and your adminis not cover the vegetables in about 24 On the first page of this folder and this reduction should either be hours, add heavier weights. When day in August each year. strated the making of pectin and ex- tion given to applicants for licenses tration.” will be a map of Oregon showing passed on to the patrons of the Fair bubbling stops, fermentation is com Growers see new ideas put into in the way of lower admission charge plained the fruits containing the to drive. Everyone in Hermiston who Governor Meier expressed pleasure the larger cities in the state and desires a license to drive should se that Scott had reconsidered. He píete. This may take from 8 to 30 naming the most important agricul- use and tried successfully when the or by giving them more for their most pectin. turkey farms are visited and many money. The latter course will be ′ Numbers included in the program cure one of the booklets and study said he had nothing to add to what days. I turai products grown in that com Store container in a cool room, munity. The idea is not to feature of these are passed on to other taken. Considering that only a small were as follows: Clarinet solo, Ed the questions therein. Even those al already had been said by him in ap- growers who are not so experienced. per cent of the total attendance of ith Clarke; Vocal duet, Marjory and ready holding a drivers license will prédation of Scott's services. The Remove cloth and any scum or mold. any certain community but carry Many backward steps are prevented the Fair ordinarily pays admission to Mary Burnham; Talk on the history benefit by studying this manual as governor stated he had never ac See that brine comes up to, hut not out the idea of impressing Oregon- för those who are starting in the the grandstand, it Is apparent that of the club by Mary Skovbo; Read all prerent licenses expire in 1935. cepted the chairman's resignation, over, the cover. Cover the surface grown products such as prunes, ap- turkey raising business by these grandstand attractions ordinarily ing, Jane Jackson; Dance, Rosella Hermiston people will be saved, hence a reappointment is unneces- of the brine with melted paraffin, ples, lamb, turkey, etc., on the minds When vegetables are used from the of visitors. The second page will tours of inspection. Questions are selling for $1.00 a seat can be fi- Matott; Plano duet, Lottie Knauf considerable extra expense through sary. or when the paraffin breaks carry other advertising data and asked and problems are discussed. this arrangement, in not finding it nanced by a small fraction taken out and Lois Hutchison. Scott’s letter was released after supply from moving the container, remove,.. .. , , The club is under the leadership necessary to make a special trip to a conference with the governor at ’ • i the third page is left blank in or Immediately following the tour a of each ticket. In this way everyone remelt and replace the paraffin. Pendleton whenever a drivers or the latter’s summer home at Menu der that menu sheets carrying men picnic will be held In Columbia park can see a high quality program, of Mrs. Wm. Hineline. Before using salted vegetables, ues made up from Oregon-grown < hauffeurs license is desired. Secre- cha. to which all turkey growers and and the cost of thesa attractions per —East Oregonian rinse them in fresh water and cook products, may be clipped on the fol Walter Botkin Seriously Ill. try of State Hoss has been very their families and friends are in capita is reduced to a very small them, They may be soaked in fresh der. The fourth page is left blank courteous in the matter and dates vited, whether they have participa- fraction on account of the fact that Celebrates 82nd Birthday. Word has been received here from water to remove some of the acid for the use of local commercial ted in the tour or not. The turkey so many more are seeing it. Walter Botkin, who is in the Vet for the examinations will be annou n Mrs. D. H. Knode celebrated her taste. clubs or other civic organizations in ced later. growers association also gave a spec erans’ hospital in Walla Walla, that 82nd birthday Sunday at the home advertising agricultural products In ial invitation to all poultry raisers he is in a serious condition. Physi of Mrs M. C. Barager who gave a WORLD WHEAT LESS, SAYS Attend W.C.T.U Convention their community. who would like to attend, Roast WITH FARMERS AROUND cians have been unable to operate dinner in her honor. Invited guests turkey, coffee, cream and sugar, With 75,000 visitors in the state, because of Mr. Botkin’s weakened Mrs. r. A. Paul and- two daugh were Mr. and Mrs Knode, Mr and CROP REPORT; PIGS FEWER and ice cream will be furnished but following the harvest season, the physical condition but were unable ters, Ethel Louise and Dora Lee, left Mrs. Chas. Hoggard, of Stanfield, World wheat supplies available greatest opportunity for advertising each family should bring their own to find anyone giving the right Thursday for Seattle where they will Mr. and Mrs. Ebert, Mr. and Mrs Treatment Controls Blight. during the summer and fall months Oregon-grown picnic lunch which will be placed products presents blood test for a blood transfusion. visit Mrs. Paul's parents, Mr. and O. Locridge, Mr. and Mrs. J S Burn GRANTS PASS—Use of the Cali- are expected to be considerably itself. The advertising campaign with many other family picnic lun- Twelve more men were selected by Mrs.- Edward Gould, prior to the op ham and daughters Marjory and smaller than a year ago, says ■ ches on a long community table, fornia zinc chloride method of con- Legion officials Wednesday to try ening of the national WCTU con- Mary. Mrs. Knode is Mrs. Burnham’s market report of the O. S. C. ex- will succeed only by the cooperation Each person will furnish his or her trolling pear blight has apparently for the proper blood test. If Mr. Bot vention to which Mrs. Paul is a dele- of each Individual community be mother tension service. The carryover Is cause with these 75,000 visitors In own cup, plate, knife, fork, and proved successful on the H. G. Hoff- kin can be built up sufficiently an gate from Umatilla county, She is smaller and the new crop less than the state, there is not a community master place where he has used it spoon. operation will be performed. Mrs. acting as alternate for Mrs. Esther Leave On Eastern Trip. last year In the Northern Hemis that will not be touched by some Director Paul DeMaris of Corvallis in his orchard for three years. Coun Botkin went to Walla Walla Mon A F. May of Pendleton who is un phere. ty Agent Herb Howell reports the Mr. nad Mrs. J. II. Quiring : and portion of the visiting convention has been asked to attend the turkey day to be with her husband. able to attend. Mrs Paul-is president son Elvin of Dallas. Ore., came treatment unusually effective in Production is expected to be delegation. i tour and picnic, as well as other state men who are interested in checking blight on both limbs and Edith Fraker Accepts Nomination. of the local Woman’s Christian Tern through Hermiston Monday enroute smaller in Europe as well as in North Commercial clubs and business roots. He is convinced of its value perance Union. They expect to be to Mountain Lake, Minnesota. They America, according to the report. houses have been urged to use the that line of industry. and is recommending it to other Edith M. Fraker who resides near gone about three weeks. were joined hero by their son, Al Production In the whole Northern display space in vacant store build The committee making arrange- pear growers in his county. Holdman and whose postoffice, ad- fred Quiring, who will make the trip Hemisphere is now expected to be ings to show Oregon-made nnd Ore menta for the turkey tour include: around 200,000,000 bushels less than Weather Report. with them. Leander Quiring will as- gon-grown products. The local post Garnet D. Best, Emmett Cooney, Guy The plan of dress is Pendleton, has filed with E. ENTERPRISE a year ago and carryover about Cronk, L. F. Wooster, Lyle Tilden, swine sanitation put into effect in B. Casteel, county clerk, the notice Date of the American Legion will assist Max. Min slat in the Herald office during Mr. 16,000.000 bushels smaller. and Mrs. Wm. Hineline this county more than a year ago is of her acceptance of the nomina- July 28 ................. ............. 96 ... ...61 Quiring’s absence. They plan to be “Practically all of the reduction in local hotels and restaurants in out lining their program for advertising ............. . ........ about three weeks and while proving highly satisfactory in oper tion by the voters of this county, as July 29 ................. ...53 away the prospective supplies of wheat In PROSPECTORS AND SCHOOL ation according to an investigation July 30 ................ .............. 77..... ...55 an independent candidate for the in Mountain Lako will attend the tbe Northern Hemisphere Is account- July 31 ................. ........... 86. . Just made by H. A. Lindgren, live 50 TEACHERS FINED FOR FIRES sd for in the United States." the cir .............. 87.....60 wedding of their son and brother, stock field man of the extension ser office of county school superintend- August 1 ............. cular states. “The winter wheat ALONG THE CONCRETE has taken as her slogan. ent. She Jake Quiring, who will be married August 2 .............. .............. 94.... ... 48 Four prospectors and four schoool vice. He found farmers that are us crop In this country Is so short that . ............. 100. ing this method are well pleased as with Economy. ” ... 4 7 August 10th. “ Service August 3 ... . teachers in the Siskiyou national the total wheat supply is expected « forests have been arrested and fined they are getting much better growth to be around 200,000,000 bushels Eating apples arc on the market, for violation of federal or state fire with fewer losses than before. A less than during the year ended June say those of the medical profession, laws, is the report just received by plan for improving, the quality of 30, despite Increased carryover and when they look at their date books. hogs raised in this county by im- regional forester C. J. Buck. a much larger spring wheat crop T. Gregory of Stanfield came be- than last year.” Joseph Jensen, prospector. Klam porting purebred boars is now near disaster Tuesday when matches ing considered. ath Falls, became lost from his par in his hip pocket ignited from fric I.I.I.O. Picnic Scheduled ty in Del Norte County, Calif., built tion while he was sitting in his car of REDMOND — Many methods a signal fire and left It unexting The I. I. I. O. organization picnic on the Main street In Hermiston. uished. The fire spread, covering combating noxious perennial weeds NO SIR, I Al NT EVER has been scheduled for Sunday, Aug Had the flames not been extinguish “ Tw are being followed by farmers in 3,000 acres, with damages and sup SAY 10M HAVE ust 14, in Columbia park according ed immediately Mr. Gregory might HEARD Or OR SEEN NO pression costs of $6.000. Jensen this territory this year. Standard to announcement made by the presi- have been embarrassed because he chlorate spray treatment is being SUCH PARTY ‘ ROUND SEEN ANY- was arrested and taken to Crescent dent B. S. Kingsley. picnic pot had no coat to cover the loss, used in many instances, but other ‘ERE,SIR, VS HE A, . City where hé was fined $10. . 11116 OF MAN luck dinner will be enjoyed and the We aren't surprised by the an- "home made” remedies are also In Dr P2ESION UP FRIEND 0 YOURS. SIR : Lee Gerber, prospector, Illahe, use, such as flooding Canada thistle organization will furnish ice cream nouncement of the Princeton uni SS COUNTRY? Oregon, threw away a cigarette for several days after cutting and and coffee. Members voted to include ^versify scients that a woman can which wasn't out. He was arrested, spreading straw or manure over former residents of Missouri andkill yeast cells by simply looking at tried at Agness, Oregon, and fined. quack grass or white top to a depth Wisconsin in this year’s list along I them. In fact, we have seen such a with those Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, yeast cell. William Bryant, prospector. Port of one to two feet and then burning and Ohio residents. Mrs. J. M Prin- Orford, Oregon, burned brush in the it after it has remained there for The joy of “taking unto himself, closed season without a permit. His several months. die Is secretary and J H Reid vice a bride” was fully realized by Henry Both these have fire got away and cost $300 to put proved highly successful, reports president. Harer Wednerd y night when all out. Bryant was arrested, tried at County Agent Gus Haglund. the high school students who are Myrtle Point, Oregon, and fined $25 Wheat Yield Below Normal. not out of town this summer, showed and costs. CORVALLIS—A system of over Joe Hawkins, wheat farmer own- him how to take his > ride for a ride Robert H. Smith, prospector, Gold head irrigation for pasture land Ing land north of Pendleton be- ' In a wheelborrow. W hat part the Beach, Oregon, left his camp fire which is said to be well suited to tween Pendleton and Helix, was in school superintendent played in the unextinguished a n d unattended town Saturday with a load of first | plot still remains a deep secret but uneven ground such as is found in while he looked for gold. He cutting wheat. Mr. Hawkins says exerythlng seamed to go off pretty western Oregon river bottoms, is arrested, taken to Mule Creek and that the wheat yield is Harger may have thought proving successful this season on the fined $25. lormal and that some sections are | as he he was seeing "Sky Bride" 1 Buel Beckham, Don Beckham, Frank Hall farm near here. This badly infected with smut. His wheat line outside witnessed the waiting Paul Luy and Francis Neff, teach system, installed through the coop scaped smut due to the variety. Al the next two weeks.” This infor- mation was given out after a letter , had been received from State, Hal ,, Hoss, stating that the Septem-wishes of the Hermiston A Stranger in These Parts y you OLD about 60% smoothly. ers. all of Bandon, Oregon, spent their vacation near Illahee on the Rogue River but apparently did not know enough to put out their camp- fire. The forest rangers were away at the time. Local settlers request ed the teachers to put out their camp fires and later reported the violation to the rangers. Buel Beck ham took the blame, was tried at eration of the Oregon Experiment station and County Agent C. R. Briggs, is being used by Mr. Hall to irrigate 10 acres with a supply of water amounting to only about 70 gallons per minute. Cost of equipment was $650, which is con Port Orford and fined $13, overhead system. sidered exceptionally low for an (Copyright, store and saw the ice beit wheat, and spring seeding. It the is said that there is a lot of smut- cream cones doled out to the “young ! ty wheat In the country this season. vagabonds." Believe It or not. We heard Harry | ' W. W. Felthouse, Otto C. Pierce, | and Merle Potter went to Celilo McMillan say that he had a ton of I Falls salmon fishing early Thurs- coal chucked away In the coal bln day morning and returned late that ■ already. And to find it necessary to | night. think of coal these hot days. Aid Suzcription $2.00 a Year Phooeyi
