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HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27. 1921
HERMISTON BEATS
PENDLETON SECOND :
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FOOTBALL GAME HEBE
SATURDAY
TWO DISTRICTS JOIN
UNION HIGH SCHOOL
Umatilla News Items
No. 7
DAIRY AND HOG SHOW
MAY BE COUNTY FAIR
This coming Saturday, Octobar ❖
On Thuisday, Oct. 20, the Home I Mrs. Duncan has been confined to
Bureau held open house and hiyl sev- | her bed several days with a bad cold
♦ 29 at 2:30 p. m. the high school ♦
I eral guests from the neighboring and sore throat.
LOCAL BOYS ROLL UP 27 TO 0 * footb“n teai11 wl,l clash with ‘
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❖ the Lexington high school on ❖ MINNEHAHA AND COLD SPRINGS cities. Hermiston was represented
EOARD OF DIRECTORS STRONG
SCORE SATURDAY
, by about 13 ladies. Mrs. Van Duesen
❖ the local field.
The Pacific Fruit Express Co. has
ADDED TO BIG DISTRICT
was
present
and
Irrigon
was
also
rep
FOR ENLARGEMENT
❖ The visitors are said to have
nine men at work here now with a
I resented. There was a short busl- pay roll of about >1600 a month,
Team Plays Lexington Here Satur­ ❖ a fast team and a good contest
. ness meeting of the club, a program and after the first of Nov. will have
❖ Is expected. The local boys ♦
County Boundary Board to Proclaim a fall flower show and light refresh- six more.
day; Good Attendance at
❖ have won three of their four ♦
Commercial Club Discusses Road
i ment8. There was a wonderful dis-
Result Soon; Vote is Held
Game is Desired
❖ games and are out to keep up ♦
Bond Question; Butter Creek and
: play of flowers, and it seemed a pity
The literature for the Ellison
❖ the good work. Admission is <•
Long Steps Forward
! that every one in Umatilla county
Columbia Men Speak
White Chautauqua arrived this week
❖ 25 and 50 cents.
could not have witnessed the display and will be on display very soon. A
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The HermiBton football team added 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
i as every flower in the show was fine program is offered and the sea- !
another victory to its record Satur­
The Union high school district was grown in the yards of our city and
son tickets will sell for >2 for adults
That the board of directors of the
day when it defeated the Pendleton
increased to five districts last Friday by amateur gardeners. Mrs. Hinkle
and
>1
for
all
school
children
for
the
Hermiston
dairy and ho# show are
second team at the Round-Up city by
when Cold Springs and Minnehaha Mrs. Sapper and Mrs. Correll were
entire
five
performances.
It
is
an
unanimously
in favor of enlarging
a 27 to 0 score.
were voted Into the union with Co­ the judges of the flower show, and
opportunity for the people of this
».
,
, ,
The local boys found little diffi­
..
.
.
the
show
and
making
t a county fa r
lumbia, Westland and Hermiston.
decided they had quite a big Job on community to see a really first class
culty in piercing the Pendleton line
Two of the three districts carried their hands to award th» prizes. Re series of entertainments and the
th® ann° u>'<»««a‘
Geo. II.
for good gains and for this reason
the measure and this according to freshments were served at 4:30 p. m sponsors hope that every one will Root at Tuesday’s commercial club
did not open up much. Their heavy
law carries It for all territory vot- and the guests departed about 5:30
backfield was as effective as usual, BELOVED PIONEER CAME TO ing, as a majority of all votes cast in expressing them selves as having avail themselves of the opportunity meeting.
and purchase a season ticket. ,
The show is growing rapidly. This
but the end run was used more than
OREGON IN 1888
the three districts were favorable. In j been royally entertained.
~
[ year’s show was much larger than
it was early in the season. Not
Minnehaha, where a similar measure
~
W. R. Nugent Is cutting his any held in other years. It offered
much yras done with the forward pass
was defeated in the summer the vote
There is to be a millinery Bchool fourth cutting of alfalfa. While it
prizes for more products, attracted
Friends and Neighbors Mourn Loss was 23 to 12 for union. In Cold here Nov- lst and 2nd under the aus is not quite as heavy as the other
First Quarter
more people and cost more money
Springs the vote was 16 to 12 against plces of the Home Bureau. Mrs. three cuttings it is a very good than any of its predecessors. Tho
Pendleton chose to receive the kick
and Extend Sympathy; Flowers
In Hermiston where the Union dis- Ber,ha Cherry is project leader, and stand for October.
at the beginning of the first quarter
breeders of other stock than dairy
Are Sent to Portland
but fumbled Waterman’s short boot
trict voted on the question of admit­ Mrs. Van Duesen will have charge of
cattle and hogs are asking that pre­
the
class.
Many
women
have
and Hermiston had the ball in Pen­
ting the other two districts the vote
Friday night the high school pu miums be offered for their stuff. Tho
rolled.
delton territory at the very start.
was 94 to 1 in favor of union.
pils and teachers, besides a few of growers of all farm crops raised hero
Umatilla, Ore.. Oct. 27— Mrt. D.
Waterman was forced out of bounds
the eighth grade pupils, went to a want more prize money. This com­
Election is Step Forward
On Tuesday night the Home Bureau “weine” roast at the home of Ted
on an end run, but carried the ball C. Brownell of Umatilla passed away
With this election the way is paved
p els a larger show, one that will in
over for a touchdown a moment lat­ in Portland on Oct. 23 at 3 p. m. a.’t- for a high school which will give the had a picture show and home talent Parkson on the project. They all had fact be a county fair. Mr. Root told
er and after Addleman had kicked er a lingering illness of several children of the west end of Umatilla play to raise funds to continue their a delightful time. A local branch the club.
months.
county the same educational ad van t-
" ° rk
th® communlty- of the C. E. was formed and officers
goal Hermiston was leading 7 to 0
A prolonged discussion of tho
"
good
picture
was
shown and a elected.
She
became
very
ill
and
was
re­
after but three minutes of play.
ages which have in the past been
road situation failed to bring forth a
moved
to
Portland
in
January
and
good
program
offered.
Mrs.
Ben­
Waterman again kicked off and
available only to residents of larger
vote one way or the other on the
Invitations have been lsued for a
again the ball was recovered by Her­ has since made her home with her towns. As The Herald said last jamin and Miss Dunlop rendered sev­
eral fine selections during the pic­ Halloween party to be given by Miss bond issue as members feel that they
son Representative Cyril O. Brownell,
miston. The local runner was then
week, the smaller cost of educating
ture which were greatly enjoyed. A Dorothy McGriff, Miss Kathryn are not yet ready to take a position
at the Chltopa appartments, 89 N.
a pupil in a larger school will make
thrown for a loss and a pass failed. 18th St.
on the measure when they do not
neat sum was realized.
Stevens and Miss Ruby Powell on
Hermiston then kicked, but soon got
the expense to the districts entering
know what roads will be repaired.
Mrs. Brownell was Miss Clara Alice
Saturday evening at Miss McGriff’s Representatives from Butter Creek
the ball back again when Waterman
the union little if any larger than
The work on the community hall home.
Bassett, daughter of Isaac and Sarah
intercepted a forward pass. A Her­ Bassett. She was born in Quincy, they have been paying in the past to grounds Is nearing completion and
and Columbia were present and took
miston pass failed and it was Pendle­ 111 and left there to make her home the county tuition fund, besides giv­ soon the lawn will begin to appear.
part in the discussion.
IRRIGON SCHOOL TO HOLD
ton’s when the quarter ended.
in California when four years of age. ing them access to a much better The wire fence is in place, and makes
Thompror Speaks
BIG CARNIVAL SATURDAY
school
than
was
possible
before.
a great improvement in the looks of
Second Quarter
She was educated In California where
Allen
Thompson nnd Ilelstand
The
Union
high
school
is
a
step
Pendleton fumbled and Addleman she met and later married D. C.
the corner. This fine piece of work
forward for the whole west end of has been done by the Home Bureau Egg Throwing, Fortune Telling and Moore spoke briefly for Butter Creek.
recovered the ball. Addleman made Brownell In February, 1879.
All the support Hermiston can give
Eats to be on Program ; Bogus
a touchdown and failed to kick goal.
The family moved to Oregon in Umatilla county. The better school ladies for which they desirve great
was promised them. Frank Waug-
Score, Hermiston 13, Pendleton 0. 1888 and to Umatilla county in 1900, will be a big factor in bringing to credit as that corner has been an
Money to be Used
anian said that Columbia had backed
this
country
the
best
class
of
settlers
eye sore for many years.
Pendleton made a pretty end run and have lived here continuously ev­
all the road bond issues in the past
after the ball was put in play again. er since except about seven years when the McKay creek dam opens up
Irrigon. Ore., Oct. 29—Saturday but that despite its large assessment
The hot lunches in the school are night is tlie big night In Irrigon, for it got nothing at all out of the last
She again fumbled and Wintfie|t spent In Portland to attend to the new Irrigation lands and in the
Mr. and Mrs. meantime it provides the best possible proving a great success and nearly the school is putting on a carnival in
who recovered ran 50 yards for a business affairs.
issue and expected something IhlH
every child is eating.
Many fine the old school building to raise mon. lime. Columbia wants the Colum­
touchdown, but was called back be­ Brownell returned to Umatilla to training for those already here.
dishes are being served and these ey for some of the school activities.
Boundary Board to Organize
cause the referee had blown the make their home, occupying one of
bia-Cold Springs road improved.
It is expected that the county cold days are greatly in order. Three
Just what thrills are in store has
whistle, thinking the play had stop­ their new houses on the highway, a
The discussion seemed to feature
year ago in March and stayed till boundary board will without dMay cents a dish, or 60 cents a month is not been disclosed but enough of
ped.
three
roads. Butter Creek, Columbia-
It was a free for all furrtble and the following June when her health meet and proclaim the result of the the price of a ticket, and since nearly them are known to make everyone Cold Springs siding and Columbia-
all
the
children
are
buying
ticket»
forced
her
to
return
to
Portland.
She
want
to
go.
There
will
be
real
eggs
election.
The
county
superintend­
but for this mistake the score would
upper Cold SpringH, though (here are
have been six or seven points bigger. has been confined to her bed nearly ent will then call the school board and paying in advance, it Is a great to throw at a real live ‘‘coon,’’ at so other roads that need improvements.
ever since.
much a throw. There will be con­
together and add to it two represent­ help to the club and the secretary.
A Hermiston fumble was recovered
Mrs. Brownell was mother of a ative from the school boards of Cold
fetti to throw, “aquakers," to make The road committee headed by E. J.
by Pendleton who then kicked to
Kingsley made a report on road
On Friday night the commercial a noise with, candy, hot dogs, pie and
Addleman. The local team made large family, five children still sur­ Springs and Minnehaha. The board
needs which met the approval of the
viving,
Cyril
G.
Brownell
of
Port
club
had
a
very
live
meeting
and
what
not
to
eat.
will then Include five members, one
three first downs in succession and
club. This recommended about 25
The affair is a big community
had the ball on Pendleton’s 18 yard land, Earl Brownell and Llewellyn for each district in the union. The discussed many important objects.
miles of improvement on the three
Brownell
of
Umatilla,
Mrs.
Fred
G.
Chief
among
them
being
a
new
bank
get-together.
There
will
be
fortune
work In organizing a new district
line when the half ended.
roads.
Hoper of Portland and Mrs. Edward takes but a few days.
for which there were three appli­ telling among the other attractions.
Third Quarter
cants, a new hospital, many new The admission will be 10 cents and
Lee of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Club Meets Every Tuesday
Waterman received the kickoff and
homes, the new bridge, good roads, one can spend whut he wants to at
The late Robt. Brownell of Umatilla LOCAL RED CROSS ELECTS
Attendance at Tuesday’s meeting
kicked after a forward pass had fail­
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city improvements, a new cemetery the vurious attractions inside. The
was also her son. D. C. Brownell, her
ed. Pendleton failed to make yard­ husband, and her children have the
OFFICERS AND LAYS FLANS and so many things too numerous to school has had >500 in bogus >1 was unusually large, many coining
in from country. Ail citdsens of
age and kicked. Punts were exchang­ sympathy of the entire community.
mention. Good talks were made by bills printed, along with >250 in >5 Hermiston and surrounding country
ed and then Hermiston started a pro­
Mrs. Brownell was a member of Meetings W ill be Held Each Month; many of the members present. The bills. There will be no lack of mon­ are invited to these meetings which
cession which carried her to within the Eastern Star, First Presbyterinn
Donation of Used Clothing
Home Bureau was invited to send a ey to spend.
are held every Tuesday at 12:30 for
a foot of the Pendleton goal where church and Umatilla Home Bureau,
is Asked; Phone 652
^ legation of women to meet with
The carnival will be held In the the discussion of community prob­
the Round-Up team held the locals and was greatly beloved by all of her
¡the men, and about 12 ladies re- old school building. The partitions lems. This meeting was held at the
for downs and got the ball. The associates and co- workers In each
«ponded. Several ladies were called have been taken out and plenty of Oregon hotel; the next will be at the
quarter ended a little later with the organization. When her health per­
The local chapter of the Red Cross J on for talks and suggestions which room is assured. The fire work/ Hermiston hotel.
ball in Pendleton’s possession ion mitted, she was an active member, has just re-elected its officers for seemed to be appreciated by the men will start atptbout 7:30 p. m
her own nine yard line.
and her suggestions for the better­ another year and made plans for con- ' Good feeling exists between the two
busy organizations and in the near TELEPHONE COMPANY MOVES
A. C. VOELKER SELECTED TO
ment of the comunlty and the up­ tlnuing the work.
Fourth Qusrter
Hermiston so in took the ball and building of the society were always
During the past year a total of future they plan much good work to-
ATTEND TEACHERS MEETING
INTO ITS NEW QUARTERS
WatermaiT went over for another an inspiration to all present. Flowers >196.29 has been collected of which gether.
touchdown. Addleman's goal kick were sent from each society and from >152.19 has been spent, leaving a
Nearly $3,000 Have Been Spent on
Dr. Landers, the new president of
increased the score to 20 to 0. Her­ several individuals of Umatilla, balance on hand of >44.10. The
There seems to be a general de­
the
Oregon State Normal school gave
the
Building;
Cable
Service
is
miston kicked off to Pendleton’s 35 which added to the profusian of funds have been used principally for Pression in R. R. Circles which is
an address before the teachers of
Not Yet Installed
yard line. Punts were exchanged. flowers already there. We shall all relief of families who through sick- «»rely being felt in Umatilla, as there
Umatilla county last Saturday. At
Time was taken out for a Pendleton miss Mrs. BroWnell and extend our
required assistance.
Many haVe been a good many men bumped
The
Pacific
Telephone
and
Tele-
"leetlnft Mr Oreen was nomin-
off their jobs here and
man. Pendleton lost the ball an heartfelt sympathy to her sorrowing garments were also collected and
who
graph
company
moved
its
local
o
f-
° i PrOsl<,ent of tho
husband
and
family.
downs. Addleman made a neat 15
ed where they were needed and ap- have been bumped in Albina sent
predated.
here to replace them. No one seems flee from the second floor to the first Oregon State Teachers’ association
yard gain through the line and Wat­
and A. C. Voelker was elected dele­
erman made a touchdown a little lat­ WOMEN TO DISCUSS OREGON
The Red Cross is at this time ask­ to be able to understand the situa­ floor of the telephone building Mon­ gate to the association which holds
day
evening.
er. Haddox kicked goal. Hermis­
HISTORY AT LIBRARY NOV. 1 ing for a donation of used clothing, tion unless the strike scare is re
The move greatly improves the an annual meeting during the Christ­
ton 27, Pendleton 0.
either children’s or grownups, that sponsible in part. The yards here
mas vacation.
Hermiston kicked off again. Pen­
may be remodeled. Anyone having are blocked, and still the men are looks of the property. In the past
Old Fur Trading Day* W ill be Sub­
the
lower
floor
has
been
used
as
a
being
layed
off
and
the
work
not
be
dleton made a 20 yard run on the
such clothing will greatly facilitate
« ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ A « « . » « * ❖ <•
ject of Stu dy; All Women
first down. At this point the game
the work by calling 652 on the phone ing done. It is hoped this condi store room and made the building
appear to be vacant to persons pass­
DID THEY INQUIRE!
of Community Invited
ended.
Arrangements will be made to call Hon won't last long.
ing through town. It Is now equip­
❖
THEY DID
for the package.
The Hermiston boys who have now
Mrs. It. F. Paulu, who went to La ped with attractive show windows,
«■
An excellent program has been ar_
The Red Cross will meet regularly
won three games out of four played
the frames of which have received a
“Two young cows for sale, ❖
will meet the Lexington high school ranged for the woman's club which during the coming year on the second Grande last week, Is home again.
fresh coat of paint. Since the
both giving milk. One wllj^be «
team here this coming Saturday. meets Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 1 at Tuesday of each month at 2:30 p. m.
fresh in Janunry. >100 for <•
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McFarland, who structure is of fire proof construction
Lexington is said to have a fast team the library. The fur trading comp- at the library,
both. Inquire this office."
<0
i
made
a trip by auto to Morrow and the company has made Its building
Oficers who will serve are Mrs. F
this year and the boys promise a anies which pioneered old Oregon and
one of the attractive business places
Did they inquire? Almost as ♦
Sherman
counties,
have
returned
virtually
controlled
the
country
dur­
good game. Considerable expense
A. Phelps, chairman; Mrs. Thos
soon as the paper was out they <•
home after a two weeks trip. They of the town.
Is incurred In bringing the Morrow ing the days of Joint occupancy with Campbell, vice-chairman; Mrs R. C.
The switch board service is now on
began. Early Monday morning <•
a'so
visited
In
Goldendale,
Wash.,
community En*land wlB
«»»• general topic,
county boys here and the community
Todd, secretary; and Mrs. J. S West.
the advertiser was In to have 4»
while gone. Grass Valley, one town the first floor but the cables have not
t
he
with their’
,
Mn*
J
T
Hlnk,e
wl11
P«-«-"»
treasurer.
rhnuld support the game with
their
the advertisement taken out as 4>
•hey (topped at, was where Mrs. Mc­ been installed. This work Is going
interesting
career
of
John
Jacob
Ast­
attendance. Prices wilj be 25 and
the cows were sold. All this ♦
Farland taught school before she on now but will take from two to
or in his effort to establish Ameri­
50 eewts.
The Odd Fellows will give a pro­ was married and on visiting the three weeks. A long distance booth
week Inquiries have been com-’ ❖
can
interests
at
tke
mouth
of
the
The lineup for last Saturday’s
gram Monday evening. All Odd
ing In about the two cows, but ♦
Columbia. Mrs. B. S. Kingsley will Fellows, Rebekahs and their families school now she found quite a change. will be set up In one of the front
rente follows:
corners. The repairs on the tele­ ❖ we have had to disappoint them. ♦
The trip was thoroughly enjoyed.
portray
the
dramatic
and
picture­
are invited. The affair will be a
Pendleton
Hermiston
phone building have cost somewhere
The cow adv. was four lines ♦
sque life of Dr. John McLoughlin Halloween gathering and decorations
McCulley
R. E. L.
Winesett
between >2500 and >3000.
long and cost 40 cents. Where ♦
Mrs.
Olaf
Stangeby
and
daughter
ruling
from
old
Fort
Vancouver.
The
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M that kind will be used. The Hal-
Mlnntn
R. T. L»
Carson
The crew which has been working
else can you sell with so little
actlvittee of Bonneville as related by loween Idea will als.) be featured in have been spending several days In
Crawford
R. O. Lu
Hughes
on the telephone linen in Hermiston
trouble and expense? What ♦
Seattlo
Wash.
i
Irving
will
reviewed the refreshments which will include
Lang
C.
will be hr.« until the end of this
Smith by Mrs
other agency will sell your ♦
D. Scroggs.
pumpkin pie.
Boyer
L. O. R.
year. The work done here this year
Shotwell
goods for so small c o m m issio n ? 4>
All women of the community are
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Dr. Rinehart has every thing near­ will total about >1(.000. The work
Warren
L. T. R.
Myers Invited to be present and participate The Baptist ladles aid meet Wednes-
The success of this adv. is due ♦
ly in place In his new drug store and at Bianfleld has been practically
Saunders
Lu E. R.
to the fact that a bargain was ♦
Stockard in this meeting. The time of the day at the home of Mr. and Mrs E.
soon
will be ready to write prescrip­ completed, but the work at Echo will
McGee
offered and that nearly every ♦
Waterman meeting has been changed from 2:20 H. Wlnesett for an all day service, tions.
Q
Vaugh
continue for a long time. It Is esti­ ♦ Herald reader reads all the want ♦
R. H. Lu
Boynton to > :•• o clock. The ladles are ask- The ladles bars a spirit peculirT to
mated that >6.000 haa been spent at ❖ advs.
Temple
L. H R.
Haddox ed to come promptly so the meeting their group. They are doing some-
Ur
Logan
had
a
severe
attack
of
j
Stanfield
and that » ,0 0 0 will be ♦
Gillette
Uae a want adv.
♦
r.
can begin at >: 0« o’clock (harp,
thing all the time.
grippe several days this week.
I spent at Echo.
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MRS. 0. C. BROWNELL
PASSES AWAY SUNDAY