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®ÍTe I r n t t f e H ^Uralit VOL. XVI HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1921 MINSTREL SHOW IS TUESDAY EVENING COMMUNITY GET-TOGETHER IN AUDITORIUM Program, Stunts and E ats on Bill; Bring Your Own Cup and Spoon; I t’s All Free Of course you’re going to out Tuesday evening for the big com mun ity get-to g eth er a t the city au d ito r ium. You should be for it ’s going to be a "rip sn o rter,” if those on the inside can be believed. It was a m onth ago th a t the Com m ercial club decided it was tim e for a com m unity good tim e and appoint ed a com m ittee to make th e arra n g e m ents. The resu lt is the m instrel show, stu n t show and general good tim e to be staged Tuesday, November 29. Opening Chorus Good One of the features of the program is an opening chorus w hich has all th e latest song hits. T he members include Otto Sapper, In strum entalist, W. J. W arner, interlocutor, Dr. F. V. .Prim e, Jack W aller, H arry S traw , A. W. Adamson, F. A. Chezik, F. C. . McKenzie, M. D. Scroggs, A rnold G raiapp, P. B. Siacel and O. C. Young. A 15 m inute playlet is being pre pared by A. W. Adamson, Jack W al ler and O. C. Young, T his act has a num ber of pointed local hits. Com m u n ity singing w ill be led by A. C. Voelker. The m ysterious p a rt of the show is th e stu n ts th a t are being prepared under the direction of E arl K ingsley and w hich will liven things up a fte r th e stage program has been completed. Bring Cup end Spoon LEXINGTON FOOTBALL TEAM WINS FROM HEPPNER 56- » FLAMES WRECK TWO BUSINESS PLAGES PUBLIC SCHOOLS CLOSE FOR WEEK OGDEN AND ELLIOTT LOSERS IN FOOTBALL GAME WITH MILTON Only Team th a t Beat Hermiston is Sn°wed Under by Rival Local Boys Defeated Here T he Lexington h igh school foot FIRE SATURDAY ball team w hich lost to th e H erm iston boys here by a 48-13 score tu rn ed th e tables t>n H eppner last week and beat th a t school by the even m ore de- Blaze S talls in Jewelry Store at 9 clsive score of 56-14. The Lexing- a. m. ; Fire Department Prevents ton team showed worlds of stuff, ac F u rth er Loss cording to th e H eppner G azette- Times and k ep t th e H eppner team on the defensive almost th e whole of the F ire destroyed most of th e jew elry game. T his game will be of some satis stock of Wm. H. Ogden and some of faction to follow ers of the local team the tire stock of Geo. P. E llio tt’s tire w hich lost its only game of the season shop a t about 9 o’clock S aturday to H eppner by a 14 to 3 score. The m orning. boys had to w alk several m iles 1 J u s t how the fire sta rte d is not th ro u g h t th e mud th e n ig h t before ! know n as Mr. Ogden had stepped out th e gam e and w ere consequently in ju st before it happened. I t came poor condition to play. They led eith er from th e stove or th e stove H eppner 3 to 0 i t th e end of the firgt pipe and in a m om ent th e room was h alf of th e ir gam e b u t lost in th e in flames. One show case w as re- second w hen H eppner came back too moved from the fro n t end of the strongly for them. store, however. Fire Boys Speedy SHEEP LOST IN n n in n illll K ld A n liM A N N o. 11 O il A ll! X N llW ’’ ---------- POSSES SEARCH FOR LOST DROVE OF 2000 HEAD Schools Close on Account of Snow; Busses Cannot Bring in Country Children B oardm an, Ore., Nov. 24— One dis astrous effect of the storm in th is sec.' tion fall upon th e sheep and stock men. S aturday it was reported th a t one of C arty ’s sheep herders w ith a band of about 2000 sheep left C arty's and posses have been search in g th e country south of Boardm an for the past tw o days and up to Tuesday m orning only a trace of horse track s has been reported. T he storm also c a u g h t' th e dairym en of th e Board- m ^u ?p«Uon - ho recently purchased about 100 m ilk cows and so m ^ o f th e men are w ith o u t sufficient shelter, The w eath er has m oderated som ew hat and it is expected th e re w ill not be much fu rth e r damage. A fire call w as p u t in and th e fire boys w ere on th e job In w onderfully quick tim e. It is h ard to see how a clty flre f i t t i n g crew could have moved more Quickly. W ith in a very few m inutes a fte r th e fire began a J stream of w ater w as playing on the flam es and it w as none too soon for th e room w as in a blaze and they w ere spredtng rapidly in to th e tire shop n ex t door. It w as a m a tte r of perhaps 15 m in u tes to get the fire u n d er control, but th e w ater was k ep t going for some little tim e In order to m ake sure the flam es could n ot get a fresh sta rt. The resu lt of th e fire is th a t most of Mr. Ogden’s stock is destroyed, or ra th e r most of th e q u a n itity of It de stroyed, for th e more valuable th in g s w ere locked In th e safe an d w ere not touched a t all. Then th e re was a showcase gotten o u t and a few of the o th er articles w ere still serviceable. Mr. Ogden carried $1000 w orth of insurance w hich he took o u t a fte r the la st fire in Septem ber and It Is th o u g h t th a t th is w ill alm ost cover the damage. Mr. E llio tt also h ad $1000 w orth o f ’insurance. lie carried a stock of tires. Many of these w ere gotten out b u t'so m e were burned. In addition some of th e fix tu res w ere damaged and his shop like Mr. Ogden’s was de luged w ith w ater and suffered some as a resu lt. Mr. E llio tt will lose b ut it is hard to determ ine how much. IS CANCELLED Busses Unable to Bring Country Children to Town: Loss of Game is Regretted Young Turkey Gobbler, with highly arched head, Looked at his mates gathered ’round; “Tomorrow’s Thanksgiving,” he earnestly said, “And not one of us must be found; For I heard the farmer tell his wife That he would only kill three— And all the while he sharpened his knife He kept his eye on me.” ( j —L esbja B ryant To the Public OU are cordially invited to attend the “Get-to-gether” meeting to be held at the Auditorium on Tuesday evening, November 29, 1921. We are going to have a good time—Minstrel Show— hot dog and the whole works. Be sure and come—you won t regret it. On account of lack of room in the hall we are asking everyone to leave the children at home—too bad—hut the old folks must have first choice this time. No charge, of course, the treat is on us. HERMISTON COMMERCIAL CLUB Y T^emember the dale— Tuesday, November 2 9 , 1921 The HdnnlstQii schools were clos ed Monday poon and are not expect ed to open again u n til the first of next week. The football game which was scheduled to be played here by Attlton and H erm iston has been cancelled. These steps were made necessary j by the big snow storm . W hen school opened Monday m orning only about a th ird of the pupils were present. More th an 100 come from the coun try in the busses and it is impossible (or them to ru n th is week. Many of the town children were absent on account of th e deep snow und the absence of paths. Especially was th is tru e of the sm aller children. The game would have been played here T hanksgiving day. T here is a foot and a h alf of snow on the field and though it would be possible to clear most of th e snow aw ay th e field would still make football alm ost an impoHlbility an d t he crowd would not pay the expenses of b rin g in g thy M ilton team here. Regret FelL All bout Game There will b e ^ o n std o ra b lc regret In the cancellation of tills game. The team s were evenly m atched; both are 'u n u eie ate d in gam es w ith in the county and this content would have 'Settled the county cham pionship o u t side of Pendleton. Bring Your O wn Cup and Spoon H. E. H itt, who Is in charge of the refreshm ents asks th a t all bring a cup and a spoon. This is necessary fo r th e re w ill be several hundred p resent and it w ill be impossible to provide table w are for them . Ju st stow them aw ay in your overcoat T hursday, Nov. 17, a t 2 p. m. die F ru it G row ers Express Co. have lif t ! pocket. (MONDAY SPENT IN SHOVELING Home Bureau held its reg u lar m eet for P o rtlan d . (/•>’ nccount of tfie lim fled space ing, w ith a large attendance. Several PATHS OVER TOWN available for the e n tertain m en t th e com m ittees reported on various pro Miss Ina B uliack, sister of Mrs. com m itteee in charge asks th a t the jects and m any new th in g s w ere M cFarland, in a contest w ith a class children be left a t home, the same as started . A home ta le n t play was de of stu d en ts a t the Pendleton high Train Service From Portland Halted was dor.e last year. Bleachers will cided. Mrs. Davis offered to coach _ychool, won th e medal for speed in a be b u ilt in th e ¿tall to accomodate by Slides; County Roads the cast for it and it will be p re ty p ew ritin g contest, h er speed being th e crowd, b u t even then there will sented in the near fu tu re. A series Now Passab’e 41 words a m inute and her neateBt Owing to th e storm and consider n ot be room enough for all. The Of card p arties was also talked of com petitor m aking 38. She has only older folks are to have firs t call at ing th a t th ere would be a two days an d w ill he definitely decided upon recently taken up ty p ew ritin g and vacation for T hanksgiving th is week FRANKLIN BABB TO SFEAK th is show. a t th e next m eeting. The im prove th is record is i^m arkable. She is a One of the heaviest snows the state anyw ay It w as th o u g h t best by the AT UMATILLA NEXT FRIDAY m ent of the city cem etery was an or- $1.50 Show Free farm er resident of U m atilla. school board not to try to have school has seen and perhaps th a heaviest A man who w itnessed rehearsals j tier of business and a com mittee was th is week. The’busses could not run It has ever seen so early In the season th e first of th is week said th e com and over 80 per cent of the children “ 100 Percent Man,” is Chautauqua nam ed to decide on the method of began fulling S aturday and continued The Pacific F ru it Growers Express m unity was going to see a $1.50 procedure. Mesdames M cFarland, Topic; To Spread Gospel come from th e country. th ro u g h most of Sunday. Co. had laid off all its men, b ut ow show for nothing, for of course every Sutton, K ritch ereth all, Powell and of Sunshine W hen the tow ns people came down ing to a num ber of delayed cars be th in g is free, th e tre a t being on the Llewellyn were named. Miss Em m a Bunge, who has ac ing rushed in, It was necessary to ' to th e ir business places Monday Commercial club. Rem em ber the The chairm an of the com m unity U m atilla, Ore., Nov. 24— Babb building grounds made a rep irt and' p ut some back to work again for a m orning th ey found from 15 to 18 tim e, next Tuesday, November 29 at cepted th e position of public h ealth 1 inches of snow on th e side w alks and th e city auditorium . The hour is nurse for Morrow, county, arrived is com ing to tow n— J. F ran k - reported th a t th e work was finished sh o rt tim e. . . jin the streets. Snow shovels and from S eattle T hursday evening to e n - jiin Babb— the m an who brings out 8 p. m. te r upon h er duties. Miss B unge’s ' the sw eetness of life in his g reat in all except p la n tin g th e roses. Sever The h igh school pupils and teach scoep Hhovels were much in dem and al roses were donated by members w ork w ill be financed by th e Red ; sp iratio n al lectu re “T he 100 per cent present, and th e club bought five ers planned a little surprise for Mr. and most of the m orning was spent in shoveling snow. By noon it was Cross but she will be u n d er the au- Man.” Babb is to appear here F ri- ^ choice ones. They arc to be planted and Mrs. B enjam in, who have just th o rity of th e sta le h ealth dep art- day evening of th e C hautauqua festi- along th e w est fence. The wood moved Into th e tr new home. They possible to get around over the bust-, m ent of Oregon. Miss Bunge w ill i val. ness section p retty well. The same 3hed and posts are to be painted and bought a ja rd in ier and ferer, a very individuals who had shoveled snow first in a u g u ra te (her work in th e Babb’s lecture w ill bo a g reat ap p ro p riate gift, and presented It to a w alk built. To date th e work has schools of th e county and hopes to trea t for local people. It is a talk cost th e Home B ureau $136. The ♦ hem, a fte r w hich the crowd made from the ¡yde w alks in the m orning visit all schools before w inter. In w hich m a k e s T alks smile and in corner is very a ttra c tiv e and a de th e ir way to the p icture show, Mr. [ then gave th e tr atten tio n to th e flat, addition Miss Bunge w ill extend her ! spires them to th e h ig h er and nobler roofs and m any spent th e afternoon cided im provem ent. The women are and Mrs. B enjam in were very much RISE AS RESULT OF SNOW IS work am ong the ¡people W herever [ cleaning them off. th in g s of life. It is a lecture b ristl icceiving great prntsoan d mauy pleased w ith the gift. needed. She hopes to have th e full ing w ith fun, philosophy, inspiration BELIEF HERE Paths Are Cleared com plim ents Jfor th e ir work. cooperation of parents, teachers and and q u ain t ” B abb-ism s.” A good deal of credit is due J. K. th e public generally In carry in g on The C hristian Endeavor were hosts shofweU and w illiam S kinner for H e doesn’t preach— yet he radiates At the A rm istice day program m e for a p arty on Saturday evening at she says, can only ! Sheep and Cattle Deprived of Pas the . w ork . w’hich, m aking p ath s over the resident purt. . genuine C hristian inspiration. He a plea for the scholarship Ioan fund the home of Miss Ruby Powell a of town. E ig h t hojsi'g w ere hitched « j . „ . . m . domn t pretend to be a phisician— ture Must Have H ay; Rise of was made by Mrs. N ugent and was | ' nice crowd was present. Games were ed by public opinion. to a Shot w ell road grader and good yet he prescribes for his hearers and responded to generously, $8.20 bein $2 to $4 Expected played and refreshm ents served. wide pat he were made. S kinner hud 1 sends new life and energy coursing given. The Home B ureau hopes to : Every 6ne had an enjoyable evening. “B urglar Proof” Coming a team hitched to a V shaped snow th ro u g h th e ir veins. I t ’s th e same | ' '« plow. Between the tw o the town M anager Adamson of th e P lay old "B abb,” young In years, b u t now add a good deal to th a t sum. T hat the big snow fall will have a House announces "B u rg lar P roof” a veteran of the Iyceum and chautaq- was covered w ith paths. T he Co-operative league held a T he E llison-W hite C hautauqua good effect on th e price of baled hay sta rrin g B ry an t W ashburn as his ua. who spreads o ut his g reat arm s In the country autom obile traffic is the belief of grow ers In th is vicin P aram ount attra c tio n Sunday. It is smiles down, takes h is h earers into opened a five n ig h ts show on Tues m eeting on Tuesday n ig h t w ith a Is still impossible, but roads have a com edy-dram a and Lois W ilson is his confidence-—and Just sim ply talk s day, November 22. The program m e large crowd attending. Mr. W right been cleared by th is tim e and travel ity. sounds very fine and every one was the org an izer was the principal w ith buggies, wagons and sleds in Due to good p asturage up to last the leading wfiman. M aurice Camp to folks. speaker. He dwelled en tirely on the week it has been impossible to sell bell directed the p icture w hile Tom now possible. The railroaA has been He is brim ful of fun. a g reat speak anxious for th e sta rt. The ticket h ay to th e sheep and c a ttle men. G eraghty w rote the scenario. The er, a g reat In terp rete r an d a g reat sale has progressed well, and a good vnrious phases of the Rochdale sys- sadly handicapped. Up ,to Tuesday lern and In p art he told his listeners crowd Is assured. Now w ith th e ground covered w ith story tells of a "tig h t-w a d ” who re hum orist. th ere were no tra in s from P o rtia F th a t each store in the league Is In a snow there w ill be a big dem and for forms. since th e snow sta rted . This is re hay. R. T. Jackson of th e U. S. biolog- chain of stores, 60 in all. It Is a ported to be due to slides betw een A Crook's Straight Romance ! leal survey and Mr. Bcnnion. County national and in tern atio n al movement Portland and The Dalles Must Keep Hay At the A m erican legion m eeting The Play House presents th e popu W hen A gent, spent T hursday In th is local! w ith 50.000,000 members. One member of the hay association T hursday evening nom inations were No Portland T tains la r fav o rite, H. B. W arn er, nbxt Ity m aking th etr h ead q u arters at Mc a store is opened in a com m unity an phoned Into th e office here early ntade for next y ear's officers and Ruch east bound train s as got S atu rd ay In "Dice of D estiny,” a high I en tirely stran g e man thoroughly ex- F arlan d 's ranch in th e work of th is week. He had a thousand head several en tertain m en ts to be given I through here early th is week were class m elodram a of th e underw orud—- poisoning rabhKs. T hey decided oerieneed In th is line of work la sent of sheep and w anted perm ission to d u rin g th e w in ter were planned. The a tale of rom antic, dram atic and not to put ’out an y poison unless wc I there by the head office to manage made up at The Dalles and contained feed his hay to th e sheep, ra th e r election of officers will take place the th rillin g m om ents In the life of a had snow. Now they will be back th e local store. On hi» arriv al he no P o rtlan d mail. Bus traffic be th an sell it to the aseociation. This first Tuesday In December or Decem clever crook who w anted to be on the to dem onstrate. Ju st a t present ornditces his bond to the board of tw een here and Pendleton has been perm ission was of course readily ber 6. W atch for fu rth e r announce level. suspended since the beginning of the 'h e re are a good many rabbits to be director*, each night renders a report g ran ted and illu strate s th e new de m ent next week. John Mornso. a well-know n new s, seen. if th e days tran sactio n s, and every I storm . m and w hich w ill consume a large O ne* redeem ing featu re of the paper w riter, w rote th e novel. "T he th irty days trial balance Is taken and p a rt of th e hay supply of th is dis H ow ard Illsley of P o rtlan d is ex People A gainst N ancy P resto n ,” dividend* are declared w hich are d i w eather has been the com parative tric t. Mrs May Jones, who was seriously pected home for T hanksgiving. from, w hich th is Jesse D. Ham pton- vided am ong the stock holders. The w arm th. At no tim e was the tem A special advantage w ill come to Pat he featu re has been directed by ill a t th e Pendleton hospital, has re league Is capitalized at $1,000,000. p era tu re disagreeable. It has been turned home and Is doing nicely. those who have th e ir hay haled as $2 to $4 in th e local price. This H enry King. There Is very little chance fo r failu re w arm enodgh for m elting d u rin g the It w ill not be possible to continue w ill be in p a rt due to th e e x tra w ork The cast includes th e b eau tifu l and in th e Rochdule plan, where a s tric t days, freezing again at n ig h t. b alin g w hile th e snow la on o r for of g ettin g th e hay to th e ears. The ch arm in g H am pton leading lady. W. A. Ford has been confined to ly cosh business is m aintained, as days a fte r it goes off. The h ay w ill Oregon H ay G row ers office reports I.illian Rich; Rosem ary Theby. How- ><« bed w l<b an a ttac k of pneum onia your money or your goods are alw ays The farad Bureau expects to get have to dry out first. th a t th e re is a good supply of hay in ard Davies. F rederick H untly. H ar- ---------- ’n (he business. A num ber of new busy w ith th e rab b it poisoning now $2 to $4 S i * Predicted th e w hich cap be sold to th e vey C lark, J. P. Lockney and Claude Mr. and Mrs. Allsop, who have members paid th eir m em bership fee , th a t the deep «now w ill m ake it hard e growers predict a rise of from stockman. Payton. been in the employ of the Pacific and considerable stock waa bought ¡for them tr get food. BETTER HAY PRICE Umatilla News Items 18 INCH SNOW FAIL PARÂLIZES TRÂFFIQ,