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VOL. XVI
Heppner Defeats
- Hermiston Team
HERMISTON. UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1921
I. 0. 0. E. AND K. 0 E E. LODGE
MEN REBUILD STORK HOME
No Action Taken
On Road issue
Twenty Hermiston Men Work Sunday
to Rebuild Homo Recently
MORROW COUNTY BOYS TAKE
COMMERCIAL CLUB NOT YET
Dectroyed by Eire
GAME BY 14-8 SCOKE
READY FOR EXPRESSION
The mills of the Gods, grind slowly still.
Each doing its part by the masters will.
The great wheels turn in a patient way.
Silently, ceaslessly, night and day.
And thoughtless man looks on in glee.
As he cunningly thinks too slow for me.
So he goes the pace so swiftly run.
From life’s fair dawn, to its failing sun.
No. 6
Post Office to
Seek Location
DEPARTMENT WANTS BIDS ON
NEW QUARTERS
Members of the Hermiston Odd
Fellows and Knights of Pythias
Lecal» Lead 3 to 0 at Emd of E in t lodges met Sunday at the homestead Members Eeel Community Ought to
of Jake Stork, a mile this side of
Still hoping and trusting to someway cheat
Prospects Are Good for New Building
Half When Addleman Make»
Support Measure if This
Stanfield and rebuilt the house which
This old mill grinding the chaff from the wheat.
as P resen t Place is W anted
Place Kiek
was destroyed by fire early last week.
He cheated the world in a hustling race, •
District Gets Dues
F or Store Purposes
Mr. Stork is a member of the K. of
Why not this old mill with its snaily pace.
P. lodge here and of the 1. O. O. F.
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ at Stanfield. He has three children ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
He looks on his gold with swelling pride,
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
And
thinks—I have wealth enough to hide,
♦
HERMISTON TO PLAY IN ♦ their mother being dead. The fire ♦
SCHOOL ELECTION IS
♦
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REMEMBER THE LYCEUM ♦
♦
Whatever the law may presume to scan.
PENDLETON
'
♦ was a heavy blow to him as both ♦
FRIDAY
♦
TONIGHT
«
♦
home and contents were destroyed ♦
In ways to embarrass a moneyed man.
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Only a few of The Herald’s ♦
♦
The football team will Journ- ♦ and he had no insurance on either.
♦
Friday is the Union high <5>
readers will read this before the ❖
♦ ey ~to Pendleton thia comine ♦
Perhaps 20 men front here worked ♦ school election day. Voting <•
The chaff on my smopt looks Just as neat
lyceum entertainment which is <0>
♦ Saturday to piay the second ♦ on the new building and got It fin ♦ will take place at the school <•
As that which covers the flour filled wheat.
•> scheduled for tonight, but those <•
♦ team of that city. Thia la ex
ished that day.
The Knight of ♦ houses of Hermiston, Minneaha- O
It is cleverly gilded with stolen gold.
•> are asked not to overlook it. O
♦ pected to be the hardest game of ♦ Pythias paid for the building mater ♦ ha and Cold Springs. Colum- <•
It has cheated the world a hundred fold.
❖ The Freeman Hammond comp- O
♦ the season and the boys are
lal and the Odd Fellows Will supply ♦ bia and Westland people vote in ❖
❖ any will be the attraction with O
furnishings for the Inside.
♦ working hard to get in shape
But the great mill bursts the g"-'-.’ «hroud.
♦ Hermiston this time.
<•
a program of readings and ini- ❖
♦ for It. It Is expected that
And scatters its dust in a blacken, 'g cloud.
♦
Meetings will be held at 1:30 <■
❖ personations.
Season tickets <*
♦ quite a number of Hermiston
And the man who stood with the good and great;
MRS. GUNN ENTERTAINS
♦ The school boards request that O
❖ are for sale at business placos <
♦ boosters will go along to yell
Too late, my brother, alas too late.
FOOTBALL TEAM TUESDAY ♦ all voters make it a point to «•
❖ and at the theater.
♦
♦ for the boys.
♦ be out.
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To late when the sands of life have run.
The commercial club Tuesday ♦
Dinner at H otel is Given in Honor ♦
To right the wrongs that life has done.
♦ voted to close Btores for one O
Do you want to put up a building
of Players and Friend»; Sev
Too late to sponge the lie from the slate,
The local football boys received
♦ hour Friday afternoon, 1:30 to O
for
Uncle Sam? He will want one
eral Dances Enjoyed
{Too late, my brother, alas too late.
their first set back of the season
♦ 2:30 in order to let employes <•
by about the first of March for tho
when they lost to Heppner at the
Written
for
the
Hermiston
Herald
by
Mrs.
F.
B.
Pennock'.
♦ and customers attend the meet- ❖
Hermiston post office and Chas Skin
Morrow county seat town last Satur
<•
Mrs. Roberta Ounn, teacher of ♦ ing and vote.
ner, postmaster has been authorized
day. The score was 14 to 3.
English at the high school, delight ♦ ♦ O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O
to receive bids.
The Heppner school has a fast fully entertained the high school
The post office will want not less
shifty team and aocording to Coach football team and some of their
The Hermiston commercial club
than 1200 square feet of floor space
Gralapp have a wonderful amount of friends at the Hermiston hotel Tues spent its weekly meeting Tuesday
and would prefer about 1400 feet.
fight. One of their men was layed day evening of last week. After the in a discussion of the proposed coun
The bidder must agree to have build
(Left
Over
From
Last
Week)
Mr.
Chas.
Shields
left
Umatilla
out five times during the game, but refreshments had been enjoyed the ty road bond measure and adjourned
The Umatilla Home Bureau met on after about 19 years residence here ing ready by the time it will be want
stayed right with it till the end.
tables were pushed baek and the without taking a definite vote for or
Thursday, October 6 at a regular bus to run an engine at The Dalles. It ed and must agree to furnish tno
young people enjoyed several dances. against the measure.
Addleman Kicks Goal
iness meeting, and was largely at will seem strange to see some one fixtures for post office work. He
Those present were: Mrs. Gunn,
Committee is Named
The Hermlaon team got the beat of
may lease for five or for 10 years.
tended. Plans were completed for a else on his engine.
It was finally moved and passed
the playing In the first half. They Mr. and Mrs. Voelker, Mr. and Mrs.
Nothing Is said about rental. Tho
cooked
food sale
which
was
had the ball most o f the time and Warner, Mrs. Swayze, Misses Melba that the president of the club appoint held Saturday, October 15 at the
A car contanlng four of our cit bidder can name his figure and the
kept their opponents op the defen Callahan, Doris Swayze, Eldora a road committee to study the road »tore of Earl C. Brownell. Tentative izens, famous hunters, was stopped government will then accept the pro
sive. In the seco«/) quarter Addle Kingsley, Miss Long, Miss Brlerly, problems and make a report to the plans were laid for a picture show Sunday by the game warden, .and It position which seems to offer the
man kicked the ball ovpr the bar with Phyllis Dyer, Gladys Sutherland, club on call. The committee includes in the near future. The committee was found that too many birds were most for the least money. The lease
the result that the ettd of the first Mabie Brown, Inee . Hunt, Stella B. J. Kingsley, chairman, F. C. Me n charge of the work being done on in possession of the hunters and also will not necessarily go to the lowest
half saw Hermiston leading by a 3 Payne, Arluine Robertson, jane Gunn Kenzie, Frank Waugaman and L. A the grounds surrounding the com- too many hens. Their license were bidder, location and desirability be
Mrs. Llewlyn. Mr. Gralapp, Harold Hunt. It is probably that the com
to 0 score.
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nunity building and the purchasing revolked and the men wore put un- ing taken into consideration by the
In the third quarter the home team Waterman, G. Hughes, Irwin Shot- mittee will report at the meeting if wire reported progress. Every- dier (arrest. They had a trial on Inspector, It is very Important that
came baek hard and put the ball ov well, Leo Smith, Paul Stockard, next week.
hing will be completed very soon Monday and were fined, but they, the office have plenty of light.
From the sentiment of the mem
er by line bucks, kicking goal after John Haddox, Carl Meyers, Earl Car-
The present location can be leased
ind will be a big Improvement to the promised to take their case to the
the touchdown. The fourth quarter son, Lawrence Winslow, Dan Wine- bers it seems that this community :lty.
again at an increased rental and it
higher court.
will favor a road bond issue if this
saw another touchdown, this one the sett and Neil Boynton.
Is possible the office may remain
district gets what it feels It is fairly
result of a Hermiston fumble on her
where
it is, though thiB position Is
W.
R.
Nugent
was
in
Portland
a
On Monday a bevy of ladle friends
entitled to, but only in case It doe»
BROWN AND GOLD LEAVES
30 yard line. The first time Heppner
couple of days this week on business. wanted for store purposes. Several
of
Mrs
Dobler
drove
out
to
her
ranch
get this. Much interest was shown
Umatilla Hig? School
approached the local goal she was
local people are known to be inter
in the question of how the bond) it 9 a. m. by way of a complete sur
By Ruby Powell
stopped at the one yard line. From
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Caldwell, who ested, though how much interest is
,rise
and
spent
the
entire
day
help
The primary room is busily en- I will be retired, whether by direct tax
here the local boys made a weak punt
ng the lady get things in readiness are new comers to this part of the not known. The field is open to all.
with the result that Heppner was gaged in making Jack O’lanterns, lor by the proceeds of the gasoline and
or a trip to Hot Lake. Mrs. Dobler country, having recently come here Anyone Interested should see Chas.
| automobile tax.
able to take up her goalward march autumn leaves and black eats.
ias
been In bad health for sometime from Baker, Oregon, are the parents Skinner for additional Information
When discussion was asked for on
where it left off, scoring a moment
of a fine baby girl, born last week and to get application blanks upon
We regret very much the absence the question of what roads this com last and has not been able to get
later.
They are living on the ranch former which to make bids.
ibout
very
well,
so
her
friends
plan
of our Janitor Mr. Stewart because munity should ask for there was als<
The letter of J. W. Johnston first
Waterman Makes Gains
led to help her one day. Each of ly owned by Chas. Bennett.
assistant postmaster general to Mr.
With the score 14 to 3 against of illness. Mr. McNabb Is taking difference of opinion. It Is felt that he ladies went with a lunch, and
a great deal of road construction
them the Hermiston team cut loose over his duties during his absence.
Extensive improvements are being Skinner follows:
leedle, thread and slssors so that
must be done in this end of the coun
“Referring to your letter of Sept
on end runs, a play they had used
made by Dr. Logan and the new
io
time
was
lost
in
getting
to
work
Russell Rinehart from Walla Wal ty to bring the highways up to tht
ember
23, 1921 in regard to quarters
seldom during the game. Waterman
druggist
on
the
Edward's
building
standard they ought to meet and th< lot coffee was made at noon and
made a 36 yeard run around end fol la is a new second grade pupil.
and store. Mrs. Edwards Is moving for the post office at Hermiston. Ore
lelightful
luncheon
spread.
Aside
problem will be one of study and
lowed almost immediately by a 20
Into the room down stairs, and every gon you are informed that upon re
elimination
in order to get down t< 'rom a very enjoyable day, a great
The
school
orchestra
Is
making
yard run. Hermiston had the ball
thing will be changed about by Nov ceipt of a proposal on the inclosed
deal
of
work
was
accomplished.
The
on Heppner's 25 yard line when the rapid progress under the able super the amount of money we can reason tarty consisted of the following: Mrs. 1. The hospital will be In operation blank to provide apparently satisfact
vision of Mrs. Benjamin.
ably expect the county to spend in
ory quarters at a reasonable rental
game ended.
V. E. McFarland, Mrs. Ed Rennick by then.
this end.
an Inspector will be detailed to in
The trip from here was made by
Mrs. C. Mack, Mrs. R. F. Paulu, Mrs
Miss Manían Dunlap was a week
Members W ant Information
motor truck and the truck gqt
The house being built by H. H vestigate the matter.
3ertha
Cherry,
Mrs.
Ester
Brownell
The reluctance of the members tf
"Please note that the proposal con
stranded in the mud six miles this end visitor at Irrigon.
Edwards on the river, to be occupied
express
themselves on what roadr md Mrs. Alice R. Nugent.
side of Heppner so the boys had to
by Mr. and Mrs. Whitmore, is nearly tains an agreement to furnish not
The third and fourth grade rooms I should be built before the knew how
walk the last six miles through mud,
completed, and will be ready for oc only equipment, heat, light and wat
Umatilla feels quite proud of the
are artistically decorated with large I much of the million dollar bond issue
er adequate to the present require
reaching town at 11 p. m. The re
cupancy before long.
act that they were awarded first
ments, but also to supply such ad
sult was that they were in poor shape baskets of fruit which Is a prodtic- would be available to this dlstricl
»lace on the stock judging, the win-
ditional
furniture, without increase
to play and the team was slow and tion of the art classes in that room. was another reason why the meeting
A school children's orchestra of 12
broke up without a recording vote »ers being: Joe Dobler, Herbert
In rental, as the natuTal growth of
weak. The field was in fine shape
David Roberts, Mildred Carroll and It was felt by all that the Columbia "hompson and Leslie Thompson pieces or more Is being organized by the service may demand during the
considering the rain.
Ida West are all absent on account and Butter Creek districts must 'hey get a trip to Portland to the Mrs. Harold Benjamin, to consist of terms of the contract.
Heppner Line Strong
have relief, but members found I' nternational Live Stock Erpositlon piano, several violins, clarnet, cor
of Illness.
Specifications for the post office
As usual Hermiston depended
impossible to express an oplnior "his is the second year they have tak- nets and drums and traps. The equipment, a partial list of manufac
mainly on line plays, but completed
children
are
much
enthused
over
It,
Edress Smith entered high school without knowing how much monej ■n first. The high school Float
turers of fixtures, and a sample copy
two of the three forward passes at
the court would make available foi lortraylng the possibilities for our and It will be a big addition to the of the department's form of lease are
last week as a freshman.
tempted. Toward the 'end of the
social
life
here.
'Ity when the "Hydro Electric
the district.
Inclosed, with the suggestion that
game end runs were tried with suc
’lant" is a reality was very unique,
The senior and Junior English
To
Bond
County
you confer with the postmaster to
cess. Heppner did very little with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Will
Correll
and
The county road bond as propose«* md It too, in competition with many
classes are having an Interesting
the forward pass. 8he had a strong
family of Hermiston spent Sunday determine what equipment 4111 be
will bond Umatilla county for aboui there took first place.
mock trial.
needed and that you then ascertain
line and did her beet offensive work
at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. McFar
91,000,000 for the construction ot
its
cost before forwarding your pro
on off end and off tackle runs. In
land.
The community hall was tastefully I n*w highways.
The
particulai
The two fine horses of Chas. Btan-
posal to this office."
weight the two teams were about
decorated with witches, cats and highways to be built have not yet 'an’s which he has been using In
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even.
Olle Aarhus, special agent for the
other halloween trimmings of all been designated. The county eour' ils work all summer, died of spinal
The Lineup
W. R. A N. Co. is spending the O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O
kinds for the party given by the [has asked the communities Interested neninjltis. In Irrigon this week. Mr
♦
♦
BEE OUR NEW COMIC
Hermiston
Heppner seventh and eighth grades.
Ito say what roads they want built itanyan was working there on con- week in Portland.
♦
♦
SERVICE
Wineeett
L. E.
Boyd
The costumes were cleverly orig- and will then select the roads tha< •tructlon, and suddenly his horses
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Myers
L. T.
Logan Inal.
Witches,
goats,
grinning
mo8t needed. These will be In
ust seemed to fail and die. It is a CITY TO BUY C. B. HAY
♦
Have you seen our new comic <•
Smith
L. O.
A. Chase clowns and some greweome eoetui
eluded In the bill. Several eommerci- >lg loss to the owner.
PROPERTY POR AUTO PARK
strip which commenced last ■>
Hughes
C.
Hall were among the assembly. The even al club have gone on record in favoi
week and which will be a regu- O
Ph Otwell
R. O.
Dexter ing was spent in playing games.
of the bond Issue and have deslgnat
Mr. Dobler lost a fine young heifer
Prospects are that the city will
lar
feature In The Herald? You O
R. T.
Clabeugh
Psrkgr
The refreshments were served at ed roads they want Improved. Nr ry bloat on Tuesday.
have a tourist park at last for the
will find the picture on page <
R R.
Stockard
Ferguson ten-thirty. Cake, chocolate, sand definite action has been taken by the
city council has gone on record as
five.
♦
Waterman
Q. B.
Irwin wiches and candy were served. The county court.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McFarland favoring the purchase of the C. B.
The cartoon, "Aw. What's the O
Haddox
R. H . B. Copenhaver party broke up about twelve o’clock.
trove to Morrow county fair this Hay property on Newport avenue for ♦ Use." belongs to the New York O
Boynton
L. H. B.
Cason
Friends here have received word of week and will visit their old home that purpose. The property Includ
♦ World and appears every day O
Addleman
Witerafe
F. B.
A new side walk is being pat in | the birth on October 12 of a daught xnd friends that they have not seen es about an acre and can be bought
Substitutions: Heppner. D. Cane by the Inland Umpire Lumber comp e r , Roberta Elizabeth to Mrs. E. R for many years. They expect to be for 9500. It has shade, can be water- ♦ In that great metropolitan O
♦ newspaper. When the oppor- ♦
for Dexter, Hermiston, no substitu any along the south aids of Ito yard. Lammers of Gridley. California. Mr. gone about a week.
and Is convenient to the business ♦ tnnity came to get the picture O
tions. Hermiston substitutes who The walk reaches from near the track Lammers, who died this spring, for
part of town. Bo Hermiston will be ♦ for Hermiston we grabbed on •>
made the trip were Carson. Newport. to the Baptist church corner and Is merly lived here and had many
in the front rank for tourist facilities ♦ quick and will have one every 4»
Mrs.
Ed
Rennick
returned
from
Heeser. Winslow and Cordon.
friends. Mr. and Mrs. Lammers Portland after several days visit.
a big improvement to the street.
when the next season opens.
♦ week.
♦
were married about two years ago.
♦
Bo don’t fall to look at page ♦
Money goes a little farther now,
Roy Hammersly of Pendleton
Mrs. Marian McKenzie Is home
Ben Grover of Chamberburg. ♦ five every time you get The O
but it la still unable to Tro as far as In town the first of the week on
Otto tapper returned from his I from the hospital and able to be Penn , is here for an extended v isit, O Herald.
Incas for the Knights of Pythias.
iGtW.
I Portland trip last Thursday.
I »bout although not very well.
Ith bis sitter Mrs. Anna Strohm.
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