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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1921)
/THE HEBM ISTON HERALD, HEBMISTON, OREGON. The High School Mirror 1. 2 Devoted to the Interest and Development of the Hermiston Schools eppner high school gave our foot- team their first defeat of the sun Saturday, the score being 14 Not a man on the team walk- css than six miles, and some of ;n walked twelve (miles Friday tht when the truck stalled on the y to Heppner. That was about jugh to tire the team out as they did not get to bed until nearly mid night. Therefore they could not be expected to put up the fight that they did against Athena. The only core Hermiston made was on Addle- man's drop-kick in the first- half. Miss Lucile Redmond, the (new high school teacher has arrived and she assumed charge of the upper English and other classes at once* The schedule is being re-arranged, as there are now three classes In freshmen English and two in Latin. The next big bame of the local A dinner party was given Tuesday football seasonvwill be the game with night at the home of Phyllis Dyqr Pendleton Saturday at Pendleton. for the boys who played against Hep Our team was defeated by Pendleton pner Saturday. It was held at 6:30 MEETING OF OLDER BOYS AT HEPPNER WELL ATTENDED Local Delegation is Largest One at Gathering: Price of Lead ership is Topic No. 4 friendly rivalry among the schools. • and after dinner a short time was in a close game last year and our I spent lu singing. Those present team is out to wipe them off the map were: Doris Swayze, Eldora King Saturday. A number of high school sley, Melba Callahan, Mabie Brown, students are intending to go to Pen Pauline Morris, \Gladys Randolph. dleton to root for the team, and lend Marie Antoinette, Phyllis Dyer, Leo them encouragement. Our team is Smith, Harold Waterman, Gwynn not all downhearted over their de Hughes, John Haddox, Neil Boynton feat by Heppner, but will only fight Ernest Addleman, Everett Parker harder because of It. Dan Wlnesett and Mr. Gralapp the ______ I coach. Because the Weston team has turned out to be very weak the game A weinie roast was held at the with Weston has been cancelled, as the expenses would be very great and butte Tuesday night, and about 15 the manager feels that It would not were out. A splendid'time was en Joyed by those who attended. be worth the expense. The first six weeks are over and examinations are being held, or have been held and the report cards will soon be turned out. Therefore If "William’’ comes home with a report card that has very low grades, the Hermiston is proud of the showing parents will have to see the teachers. made at the conference, having the The parents are requested to sign largest number of delegates there,31 the cards and return them promptly Hermiston Sends 31 to Conference Baptist Notices the conference. All the fellows got a great deal of good out of the con ference, as was to be expected. The boys are already making plans for a Hl-Y club for boys. The theme of the conference this year was the price of leadership and the boys entered into the spirit of the conference very well and took an active part in the meeting. As we did not reach there in time for the election of offtcers Friday night, none of our boys were elected officers of the conference this year as they undoubtedly would have been if they had been there Friday night. The delegates from Hermiston were: Mr. Voelker and Mr. Gralapp, leaders, and Paul Stockard, Victor Stockard. Harold Waterman, Vernon Waterman, Gynn Hughes, John Had dox, Roy Silvey, Frederic 'Heseelr, Dan Winesett, Lawrence Winslow, Hollis Gordon, Ernest Addleman, Matthew Gordon, Irwin Shotwell, Fred Gordon, Donald Shotwell, Carl Myers. Everett Parker, Leo Smith, Earl Carson, Clyde McElroy, Wallace Reid, Marshall Newport, Howard Parish, Norman Rubener, Frank Swayze, Herbert Hanellne, Napoleon Nadeau, Ivar Renika, Gerald Camp bell and Alton Hooker. By Frederic Ilesser Last year at Pendleton our large delegation of boys voted to have this year’s older boys' conference at Hep pner. Consequently the boys have been looking forward for a long time to the conference, which was held at Heppner on October 14, 15 and 16. Hermiston had the largest delegation at the conference again this year, having 31 boys there. We started at eleven o’clock Fri day morning on a truck for Heppner, 50 miles away, after a big send off by those boys who did not go and al so by the girls. Engine trouble and the fact that the truck had no chains delayed us a great deal, and finally we were compelled to leave T. A. HOLDS RECEPTION the truck as any other movement IN HONOR OF TEACHERS would have meant the truck going in the ditch. Consequently the boys left the Large Crowd of Parents and Friends of School Present; Refresh truck and commenced to walk into ments Are Served town, a distance of about six or eight z- ---------- miles. They were a very tired group of boys when they arrived in The parent-teachers association Heppner. It was about 11 o'clock leception last Thursday was a de when they finally received their cided success both as to crowd and room accomodations, and went to rs to program offered. A large number of patrons and bed. This accounted for the football team being out of condition the next friends of the school from both town day. Saturday morning the football and country were present. Visitors team ran a few signals while the were Introduced as they entered the other boys listened to very interest school building. Talks were given ing discussions of high school prob by M. D. Scroggs on behalf of the lems. There was another meeting board of education and there was a In the afternoon, and then the foot response by Principal A. C. VoeMcer fall game at 3:30 in which the Her on behalf of the school and the teach miston team went down to defeat at ers. Mrs. F. C. McKenzie, president of the hands of Heppner to a 14 to 3 score. »he P. T. A. made a brief address In ttoe evening was one of the big and Doris Swayze rendered a solo gest meetings of the conference, the which was heartily applauded. An banquet, given in the Patrick hotel. nterestlng movie entertainment was’ Sunday morning the boys went to 7iven with the high school machine. Sunday school and church and then Refreshments of apples, coffee and to a big Sunday dinner at tfie homes ookies were served. of the people of Heppner. In the afternoon another very Interesting Mr. and Mrs. John Dunning are meetinfS was held, the results of isiting Mr. Knox. Mrs. Dunning which will probably be a Hi-Y club s a sister of Mr. Knox. The family for Hermiston high school. Sunday ■re looking for a location In Oregon evening the boys went to Christaln having recently sold their ranch in Endeavor and to the last meeting of {tttitas county, east Washington. The J>and serenaded the newly married Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rodgers Tuesday night with the result that all the boys were treated at the con fectionery. The seventh grade Is staging a writing contest with the ..seventh grade of the Stanfield schools. They are exchanging writing once a month 10 drills at a time. This contest Is being held to try to improve the Palmer writing of the students and at the same time foster a spirit of R. V. Ashinun, Minister. Resi dence, first house below library. Sunday school 10:00 o’clock, Ed Bensel, Supt. This will be the fourth week of the campaign for doubling the adult class attendance Join the ranks and encourage the greatest organization in the world. The junior B. Y. P. U. meats in the basement at the hour of morning worship. Mrs. W. W. Illsley and Mrs. Knox directors. The Junior Is meeting a real need and many of the children are taking advantage of the opportunity. The senior meets at 6:30, topic "Whot we know about God.” Psalm 139 :1-12.” Young people will be welcomed. Important business will be transacted at this meeting. Come and bring your friends. The ladies aid will meet next Wednesday afternoon at 2:30, notice of the place will be given Sunday. A full attendance is desired. Morning worship at 11 o’clock. Theme “Our Part in Salvation.” There will be special music by the ladies chorus. The evening service at 7:30, notice the time. Theme, "Making our word good.” A Christaln welcome will be extended to all. Prayer meeting at 7:30 Thursday evening. parts sugar and one part water with a teaspuonful of tagtarie acid to every 29 pounds of sugar, makes a good feed. To make a feeder take a friction top bucket, puneh from MANY STANDS OF BEES ARE 30 to 60 small holes in the lid, and WITHOUT FEED FOR WINTER Invert this filled with syrup on top ot the hive after remqping the hjve cover. An extra box may then bo 0 . A. C. Experiment Station Telh set over the bucket sod the cover to . How Bees Should be Fed; Syrup placed. Paper plaoed between it.o is Recommended hive ond upper box. with a hole eut the size of the feed bucket will re- Due to the light honey crpp this tain the heat ot the hive. season many Btands of bees has been left with depleted stores for winter feeding, according to observations by There are two sides to profited, the O. A. C. experiment station. A ing in food, remarks the Phlladelph.a check should be made of all hives Record, but the side that the oon- and feeding resorted to, where nec sumer gets is the rough side.— essary to avoid loss. A syrup, two Charleston News and Gourter. You be the Judge Is it a fair deal to buy an article from one dealer that, if it goes wrong, you will have to take to another to get fixed. J. Coming to W hyN ot PENDLETON Dr.^ Mellenthin HOW WILL RODGERS EARNED A DOG TOLD IN MOVIE A SUCCESSFUL SPECIALIST FOR THE PAST FIFTEEN YEARS Will Rodgers, who Is starring in "Jubilo” at the Play House Sunday Does Not Use Surgery is the owner of a genuine German po lice dog valued at one thousand dol lars. He received the animal as a Will Be at Pendleton Hotel, Tuesday, gift from Adolphus Busch, the multi November 10. millionaire brewer, while he was playing in T3t. Louis with the last Office H ours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Ziegfield Follies show. Mr. Rodgers in his roping and monologue act gave ONE DAY ONLY much attention to the June prohibi tion law which was then a lowering No Charge for Examination cloud on the horizon. His humorous remarks made a hit with Mr. Busch and he invited the actor out to his es Dr. Mellenthin is a regular gradu tate. There he showed him about his ate in medicine and surgery and is kennels, and suggested that Mr. licensed by the state of Oregon. He Rodgers accept one of the police dogs visits professionally the more import as a play-fellow for his children. ant towns and cities and offers to all Shortly after the star's arrival at the who call on this trip consultation and Goldwyn studios in Culver City a big examination free, except the expense crate arrived at the property room, of treatment when desired. addressed to Mr. Rodgers and con According to his method of treat taining the leaping offspring of two ment he does not operate for chronic of the most famous German police appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of dogs In this country. Harold Lloyd stomach, tonsils or adenoids. will also appear in “The Tip." He has to his credit many wonder ful results in diseases of the stomach liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, “He Took It Upon Himself” He took It upon himself was the heart, kidney, bladder, bed wetting, theme of the sermop at the Baptist, catarrh, weak lungs, rheumatism, church last Sunday a. m. The pastor sciatica, leg ulcers and rectal ail made an indirect oppeal for individ ments. If you have been ailing for any ual responsibility. He called atten tion to different ones that had taken length of time and do not get any responsibility upon themselves by Letter, do not fail to call, as improper citing the lives of ilorace Mann measures rather than disease are very who took the responsibility of free often the cause of youj long standing education and better education upon trouble. Remember above date, that exami his shoulders. Pointing out that Helen Keller nation on this trip will be free and though greatly handicapped assumed that his treatment is different. Address: 336 Boston Block, Minne the responsibility of the blind child ren and of how Jacob Riis took ths apolis, Minn. responsibility of the children of NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING America upon himself and how upon Riis’ death others were glad to as In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Umatilla County. In sume responsibility. Dr. Barnado in the Matter of the Estate of London assumed the same task for Christian M. Jensen, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the un London’s children. Judge B. Lind say the biggest little man in Ameri dersigned as administratrix of the entitled estate has filed with ca, was spoken of, who has done so above the clerk of the above entitled court much for the boys In the juvenile her Final Report and that the Judge courts. of said court has designated Monday, The Individual Is responsible for the 14th day of November. 1921, at the ocean cable, the telegraph, mod ten o’clock in the forenoon as the time and the county court room In ern knowledge about scarlet fever, the county courthouse at Pendleton, yellow fever and still research goes Umatilla County. Oregon as the place on though It costs life. How much when and where hearing shall be had are you taking upon your self. The thereon. Ail persons Interested are hereby notified to then and there ap day is yet long. Now is a good time pear and show cause, if any they to lift. have, why said report should not be approved, the administratrix dis charged. and her bondsmen exonerat It Is our idea that a picture that ed. has to be examined with an X-ray to Dated at Hermiston. Oregon, this tell whether It is worth *100.000. 8th day of October. 1921. Mabel M. Jensen isn’t worth examining.— Dallas News AdinlnifltrAtrfY buy your Clocks from the one who can fix them. They will sell .’you, ”the one that will give you the least trouble for The Watchmaker does not live who likes to fix clocks. WM. H. OGDEN JEWELER & W ATCHMAKER TO THE WEST END H e r m is t o n , O r e g o n FRIED CHICKEN DINNER Sunday Noon and Evening Price 60 cents Oregon’Hotel Cafe M R S. 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