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0l Hermistu Heraln Make two grins grow where there was only one grouch before.—Elbert Hubbard. V0LUMN XXVI NUMBER 51 HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY, NEW BROODER HOUSE SYSTEM VIEWED BY GROWERS SATURDAY ATTORNEYS ENGAGED TO FIGHT LAWSUIT FOR CITY WIILLIAM C. GILBERT. SMITH MURDER SUSPECT BROUGHT THROUGH HERMISTON Nothing is really work unless you would rather be doing something else.—Sir James M. Bcrrie. AUGUST 18, 1932 • RODDA-ISENSEE. SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER YEAR LINDBERGHS HAVE INFANT SON LEGION WILL FEATURE Funeral services for William C. | Announcement has been made of • BORN IN MORROW HOME Gilbert were held from the Prann | the marriage of Miss Idamae Isen- • City Attorney W. J. Warner Funeral Parlors Wednesday after- | see of Stanfield to William J. Rodda • Tuesday’s press releases car- and A. S. Cooley of Pendleton noon at 2:00 o’clock and interment of Hermiston, at Walla Walla, Wn., • rled the news that a second son have been engaged by the city made in the Hermiston cemetery. I Monday, August 8. Miss Isensee la • had been born to Colonel and to fight a lawsuit involving Mr. Gilbert died Saturday at 5:00 the daughter of Mrs. Joe Baumgard- ♦ Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh at $20,000 in which the City of ❖ P. M. at his home in Stanfield fol- | r.er and Mr. Rodda is the son of Mr. 6:30 A. M. Tuesday, five and Hermiston is named. The com lowing a brief illness. He has been and Mrs. W. G. Rodda of Minnehaha onehalf months after their first ♦ plaint also names Mr. and Mrs. a resident of that city for four years. SPEGNAI AGENTS WITH PRISONER district. For the present the young 85 PEOPLE MAKE TOUR OF FOUR child was kidnaped and slain.. ♦ COMMODITY GROUPS COOPERATE Chas. Taylor of Hermiston who • William C. Gilbert was born in couple will make their home in The report continued to say ♦ MAKE SHORT STOP HERE. have engaged attorneys C. G. • Iowa October 28, 1864. When about TURKEY FARMS. Minnehaha. that despite the ordeal she ♦ WITH LEGION OFFICIALS. Randall and Judge Fee of Pen • 21 years of age he went to Nebraska ❖ sustained with fortitude the Fred Mocre Brought to La Grande dleton. System» Explained by Growers ; ❖ where Ue resided for eight years MANY ATTEND I.I.I.O.W.M. whole world admired, Anne Plan as Outlined Provides for Issu The suit is being brought by •While there he met and married by Special Railroad Officials for Flamo Recommended for Use in Morrow Lindbergh was under ♦ ance of Oregon Products Menues PICNIC IN COLUMBIA PARK Arthur Bruce, named guardian Lucy Hackenberg. They later moved Rigid Investigation. stood to be “doing nicely," and ♦ Brooding Young Birds. to Hotels, and Restaurants. of Sylvia Bruce, 13-year-old to Richville, Wn. Former residence of Indiana ❖ unconfirmed reports said the ❖ girl, who lost her right leg, Mr. Gilbert leaves his widow. Bob Coogburn of Portland, and Eighty-five turkey growers and same about the baby. For the purpose of stimulating the six inches below the knee in ♦ three children. Ivan of Olex; Orin Ole Arhus of Seattle, railroad de- Illinois, Iowa, Ohio, Wisconsin, and others interested in the industry Always insistant on the right use of high quality Oregon products Missouri enjoyed their annual pic- an automobile accident Satur of Stanfield, and Mrs. 1 Mabel Bene-. teethes. with their prisoners, Fred made the rounds of four farms Sat of himself and his family to in hotels and restaurants through- nic at Columbia park Sunday. Resi day. July 23. on the highway diet of Porterville, Calif. Moore, all s Robert King, ar urday morning on the annual tur privacy in their personal af out Oregon, to call the attention of dents of the state named were well southeast of Hermiston. rested in Seattle in connection with . , , . key tour sponsored by the Eastern visitors to these quality products, , ... .represented, several being present ♦ fairs, Colonel Lindbergh did J. D. Hutchinson, owner of the slaying two weeks ago at Hill- , ,, , . , .. “ Oregon Turkey Growers’ association. not make public any details of LOCAL CALF CLUB TOY and to increase home consumption of * ,. „ ... — . ... from other states in the union. the truck in which the plain- gard of E. L. Smith, Union Pacific, . , ... Farms visited included the old Uma his son’s weight or appearance. ♦ them, the American Legion Oregon A lengthy program which follow- tiff was riding, and Don Roth- ♦ HONORED BY NATIONAL ASS N. rail.cad official, stopped in Hermis- tilla Experiment Sation site where Products Committee was organized ed the picnic lunch included singing ♦ • $0028288% ton Wednesday evening about 6:30i of the various state songs, orches- | the turkeys are kept, the Boynton- ❖ en, driver, are also named in in Portland last week. Thousands of Glen B. Pierson, Hermiston, Oro., the complaint. Both are of long enough to feed their prisoner Kelley farm, H. G. Rankin, and the Oregon producers through their or • Portland. ♦ has been issued a Certificate of Mer and permit him to get a shave. Ho tra numbers, black face comédiens, INDIANS PARTICIPATE IN Logan Todd farms. ganization officials are cooperating and several vocal numbers. it by The Holstein Friesian Associa is Leing taken to La Grande for At the experiment station four with American Legion officials in The date of the annual picnic fol- ROUND-UP PROGRAM tion of America in recognition of quest ionin ;. groups of turkeys, 100 each, were this movement. The campaign will lows so closely the picnic ot the tur- satisfactory Calf Club work carriad Mr. Ari us is known here having placed in separate pens. Turkeys In SHEEP AND HOGS KILLED IN PENDLETON, Ore., Aug 15.— be conducted vigorously, according key growers, which is an annual af- on by him. He is the 3197th member been employed as special agent at the first pen were fed no green fair, that it was voted to change the Special—What becomes of the In to the plans, throughout the month in the second pen 10% alfalfa leav AUTO WRECK LOCALLY OWNED of the junior organization of the Umatilla for years previous to his date of the picnic from the second dians when the Pendleton Round- of September when it is expected world ’ s largest dairy cattle associa- transfer t Seattle where he has es, in the third pen chopped green some 100,000 Legionnaires from ev- Sunday in August to the first Sun- Up Is over? tion and he is entitled to all privi The sheep and hogs in the truck been employed since. alfalfa, and in the fourth pen they This is a frequent inquiry of ery state in the nation will visit day. Officers for the ensuing yea leges of the organization except vot that crashed over a 75-foot bluff The two special officers were ranged on alfalfa pasture. The brought ■ —re, , , are R. H. McAtee, president; C. L. strangers visiting the famous classic, Oregon to attend the national con averaged dressed weights of these last Wednesday near the Mosier tun ing until he is 21 years old. Pedi Moore to Port) nd Tuesday and he. . , Upham, vice president: and Mrs. and will be asked again this year vention in Portland. grees of Holsteins owned by him will was lodged In the city jail, ile was Jess Prindle was re-elected lots as given by H. K. Dean, super nel, four miles east of Hood River, “The eyes of the entire country secre- when the Round-Up takes place intendent of the station, were: No were owned by local men. The sheep be registered and transfer of own arrested in Seattle Monday on sus- September 8. 9 and 10. are focused upon Oregon this year | tary-treasurer. ership will be made at member ’ s picion after he had allegedly been greens, (toms and hens) 20.4 lbs., belonged to E. P. Dodd, and most of The unitiated, seeing the 2000 and because the National American Leg- 13.0; 10% alfalfa leaves. 22.9 lbs., the hogs to E. E. McPherson, All rates which is one-half of that linked with a pawn ticket tor a 4-H CANNING CLUB WILL more Indian men and women in full ion Convention will be held here," charged non-members. as watch t entatively identified - 13.3 lbs. ; chopped green alfalfa. the sheep on the lower deck were war regalia and costly beaded dress- said S. T. White, Yamhillcounty ag Smith’s. Police said he had a .45 SPONSOR ICE CREAM SOCIAL 23.1 lbs., 12.85 lbs.; Alfalfa pasture, killed and part of the others crip- es, believe this to be their yearly ent and chairman of the committee. EGGS $5.00 PER DOZEN led. The sheep were insured. caliber pistol of the same type as 24.3 lbs., 12.8 lbs. The above fig- habiliment and that they live in te "In this movement to aid Oregon The 4-H club girls of the e Can- The driver of the truck, Bob carried by Smith. ures were for turkeys marketed last pees the year ’round. agriculture and to improve the rep AT 1932 STATE FAIR Starkweather of Stanfield, fell as La Grande officials are of the op- Canning club are asking that local year. This is a pleasant illusion which utation of Oregon farm products we inion that Moore is the man known people keep their social caleninr Mr. Dean said that the entire leep at the wheel. George Billups. Each year the State Fair, to 1 be would be quickly dispelled 1 were are performing a service for the pro- only, as “Shorty" who escaped from clear for Wednesday, August 31, flock last year was sold on the basis also of Stanfield, owner of the I held in September this year, offers < the stranger to remain in Pendle- 1 ducer as well as the Legionnaire. By a group of transcients being round- when they will sponsor an Ice cream of government grades and of the 213 truck, suffered broken ribs. new and interesting features I for ton after the close of the exhibition, providing the best we have in our . . in ..... .. . . — 217 1212 ... rrë ... Pendleton the day after social on the lawn at the Reclama- turkeys marketed.. 205 turkeys or ed up young and old. I or whan the crowds have de- hotels and restaurants these Legion- was killed, and who is sus-tion building. Diversions of the eve- 96.2% graded prime; 7 turkeys or COOPERATION ASKED IN Among other novel introductions Smith parted and the dust settled in the naires will carry away with them a on participation in the shoot- ning will include a short program. | 3.3% graded choice; and 1 turkey and particularly Interesting features pected the Indian men and women favorable impression of Oregon and a demonstration, and games for old“ or 0.5% graded commercial (hunch UPKEEP OF COUNTY ROADS this year will be the egg shew. It ing. aprcar In the same garb as their its products. This plan I find enthu- Six transcients arc being held in and young. The girls most cordially back.) Thirty-five per cent, of the will be educational to farmers and white neighbors. The one exception siastically received by Legion and the Union county jail at present, invite your cooperation, turkeys last year were marketed in DEAR EDITOR: housewives as well; to the farmer is the shawl worn by the white Chamber of Commerce committees in I am taking the liberty of calling December and 65 per cent were mar as an aid to standardizing for mar some of them as material witnesses. | women. The older generation would all sections of the state which 1 re- to your attention ’ the condition of One, suspected of being a chum of 0. S. C. Hen-House Plans Printed keted in January. keting; to the housewife as an aid not think of appearing in publiccently visited.” The birds on the green feed are our roads over the project and hope in purchasing and comparison of shorty has keen questioned un- A now leaflet giving detailed with their shoulders uncovered, even he commodity groups which are moved three times during the devel that in the interest of our commun- giades. The result will be better successfully. plans and specifications for con-though an American dress shields cooperating with the American Leg- ity you will give this letter space in oping season, says Mr. Dean. Birds strueting the O.S. < 400 hen lay-the to the neck. It is a tribal tra- ion officials include the Dairy As- ■prices to the farmers for their bet- this year were hatched the 24th day your paper. iter grades and a displayed market of I ing house has just been published dition. PRE-SCHOOL NOTES sociation through the Oregon Dairy In going over the road, I find of April, he said. by the state college as Extension assorted grades for the benefit of These rich garments seen at the Council, the Lower Columbia Dairy i he places washed out with no new 1012- 3 r udent attempt bed/ The group next visited the Boyn Bulletin No. 447. This is the latest Round Up are legacies of genera Association and the Interstate As- the purchasers. will be on sale at the high ton-Kelley ranch where they viewed to repair them. Brush growing in of a series of poultry house con- tions. They are hoarded carefully soclated Creameries; the Northwest As a result of the cooperation of 600 turkeys that had been brooded to the line of travel and no attempt the Oregon State College, the Paclfi ■ school during registration week. struction bulletins which Includes and used only for the Round-Up or Dried Fruit Association; the sheep under Flamo brooders. Mr. Kelley to clear the roadway. In some cases Poultry Cooperative, and many in- Students are urged to purchase their directions for building range and some mysterious ceremonial whose industry through the Oregon Wool explained that the brooders would these conditions prevail right in dividuals, assurance is given us that tiri cts who i they register. brooder houses and an egg storage portent is known only to the In- Growers' Association; the beef in front of homes. It seems to me a I rices this year are somewhat hover 250 birds at a cost of 25c per room. Any of these may be had free dinns. the egg show will be a real success. dustry through the Oregon Cattle day. He went on to say that the little pride and ambition could over- An exhibit of one dozen eggs is in change rt the pr cent time. High direct from the college or from any And, to dispell another illusion, and Horse Raisers’ Association; ap at $2.50 county Flamo brooder was fine for small come these conditions. Tall weeds vited from every egg producer In agent. I when their tepees of elk hide and ples through the North Pacific Nut decline for birds but that they experienced dif grow into the road, dragging the i Oregon. The score- cn rd to be mailed last term will take a other skins which house them on Growers Cooperative; and Rogue this term it is expected. However ficulty in keeping the proper tem side of your car. Weather Report to each exhibitor will point out all the Round—Up grounds are disman- River pears through a Medford or- This could be eliminated. this announcer Mr. anticipating perature in the houses after the Date Max. Min, tied, the Indians return to quite defects. This alone will amply repay (Continued on last page) Rancher, if you would only drive of the associated students August 1 1 birds reached the age of six weeks 77... exhibitors for their trouble, but modern homes on the Umatilla res- st mee.ing and is pending August 12 and started moving about. He sug your mower up and down the road, substantial cash prizes are also 81... ervation Just a few miles from Pen there on. All tickets sold during August 13 gested that a different ventilating I am calling your attention to these given. The best dozen gets $3 84... .00. dieton. registration week will be sold for August 14 system might solve the problem for conditions because we not only want 91... I i ere their life progresses much ALONG THE CONCRETE $2.00 with this understanding. growers in regulating temperatures better roads, but we fell that in August as a white man's. The head of each Leave On Vacation. along these lines helping ourselves Crade school and adult tickets when cold weather is experienced in August 16 95 ........ 55 Indian family is alloted 160 acres ♦ Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Marble and son were cut to the bone last term and August 17 we can show the County Court that 96......... 52 the spring. ■ of land by the government, dach M. L. Watson says that a husband Harold and niece. Miss Schilling, left consequently will remain at $1.00. we are willing to assist them. I feel The H. G. Rankin farm was next All students arc incouraged to get Mrs. Leila Phelps left Saturday son and daughter 80 ocres, and the has only one wife, but that the ice enroute where a hot water brooder that we can secure their aid- more Sunday for Seaside where they will new arrivals In the family smaller man has his pick. system is used to an advantage. The readily. It will also give our project spend a week vacationing. C. O. and their dues paid early in order to get afternoon for Portland where she tra ts. They arc entitled to develop ' You have heard that "men grow Paul Marble remained at home to a better appearance and thus appeal the maximum benefits from their joined her brother und sister-in-law brooder house is 70x20, and has 4 this land in any way they choose, bald because of the Intense activity tickets. who came up from California. 11 inch pipes running the full to our visitors and prospective set- care for the farm work. many raising wheat and corn or en- of their brain.” We wonder if that length of the building on the north tiers. gaging in some other agricultural is the reason women don’t grow Will you not all join in this cam side through which both hot and pursuit. whiskers on their chins. cold water circulates. It takes about paign to improve our roads? This fish story indicates that the I owever, should the Indian pre- thank I wish to the Herald for (Continued on last Page) E. fer the more idyllic life of his an fisherman has been deceived. the kindness shown in printing this cestor, he can lease his land to the James Caln, Baptist minister, went letter. white man who plants It to grain. picnicking Tuesday and did a little Yours respectfully. These leases are supervised by the fishing on the side. The seekers af ORON O. FELTHOUSE, government’s Indian representative ter angle worms seemed to have an OLD MAN PORTER SAYS President Hermiston Com V. ho lives on the reservation, Major unusually healthy appetite and the mercial Club. Omar Babcock. The price varies extra bait soon disappeared. While with the quality of the soil and he was scouting about a bit for more The following paragraphs have OREGON PLAN” FAVORED other agricultural considerations. bait, D. D. Follett put a sucker on been written by C. D. Porter, a BY FARM COOPERATIVES 1 he money is paid yearly and the his hook, which he had left in the long-time resident of Hermiston, Indian is free to use it as he deems water. A little later the elated fish which material we feel is thought- Oregon has the broadest and erman came into camp explaining fit. provoking enough to be of interest most satisfactory cooperative act In that he had caught a sucker with There Is a provision in the leases, to some of our readers, In printing the United States, under which has ta however, that stipulates the Indian out any bais on his hook, and com these we do not say that such grown up a more or less standard shall retain a small parcel of land on mented upon such an unusual catch. thoughts are the policy of our paper. form of organization known as the which to live and that the white Of course, the whole thing was ex A few paragraphs will appear con “Oregon Plan,” according to a lessee shall provide the Indian with plained to him immediately! secutively each week. leading article in the national Co- Our shoemaker is falling in with as many houses as he desires. operative Marketing Journal. This last phrase is in considera-1 the footsteps of "Lightnin’ ” In the That creation as a principle is an The article, written by George O. tion of an ancient Indian tradition. Amos n’ Andy act by sleeping while incompletion, and. If it had no be Gatlin, extension -economist at O. S. For should some one die In the on duty. We found out why the ginning, it is safe to assume it is C., says that Oregon's accomplish house, the Indian and ail his family squeeky boards In the floor ar left without ending. ments in this field are now so widely forsake its shelter and move Into te- squeekable. Sort of acts as an alarm That, If electricity Is not God, it known that Increasingly large num pees. It Is the Indian belief that a when customers enter the building. is the Principle that God uses to bers of letters from many parts of It didn’t take us long to find out house in which death has occurred perform His work. the country are received asking for is leset by evil spirits and that to why "Bill” Warner was so cheerful That with a better understanding copies of the orgaanization plan this morning. He had a smile that aide with them means disaster. of the Principle of electric impulses. used here. Hence, should any member of the spread from ear to ear and a cheery It is evident that mathematical for- "Although the Oregon plan is nei family of Indiana die during the lea- "hello” for all whom he met. Bill mulaa can be developed which will ther unique nor strictly uniform. It see’s tenancy, he is obliged, by terms is a grandaddy now. with mathematical certainty give does have certain distinctive fea new The one big attraction at the Hep of the lease, to build him the steps In sequential order that tures and provisions which have house. It doesn’t matter If the house pner rodeo this year is apt to be a must be made in the progressive de been a vital factor in making Ore is a day old, when death enters the boxing mutch between a cooperative velopment of the civilization under gon outstanding for progress, sound creamery manager and a sheriff. Indian flees its portals. which man is living. ness and success in agricultural co They used to be friends but it seems That a mathematical formula is operation,” says Mr. Gatlin. that In the past 23 - years they have Daughter Born. .----------------------- a concrete expression of an equality. An 8 1 pound baby girl was born worked up a grudge and are think- The value of a mathematical for Chas. O. Burke returned from a to Mrs. W. D. Pearson Tuesday, ing about clearing the air with the mula may be known by the value of business trip to Portland Wednes- August 9. Dr. Caniparolt was attend boxing gloves. Watch for the big OREGON PRODUCTS DURING CONVENTION : •*•• • • • • • • • At the Fair its symbols taken together. day morning. Ing physician. 'announcement
