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VOL. XVI
No. 36
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1922
COMMENCEMENT FOR 1022
EDUCATION HELD
CLASS IS FRIDAY EVENING TWO NOW LEADING
Will Be at School Auditor
ESSENTIAL IN LIFE Exercise»
FOR GOVERNORSHIP
ium; Dr. McElveen to Deliver
THIS THE SENIOR
CLASS EDITION
♦
♦
♦
♦
HERMISTON AND
ECHO WIN AGAIN
Today’s H erald Is d ifferen t <•
the Address
❖ from most of the Issn 9 in con- <
HESSER EMPHASIZES NEED OF
11GHT IS BETWEEN OLCOTT AND ❖ ta in in g several a rticles by mem ♦ LOCAL TEAM DEFEATS
The g ra d u a tin g exercises of the
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE
❖ bers of the g ra d u a tin g class of
HALL SAYS GOSSIP
FIELD 13 TO 8
(lass of 1922 of th e H erm iston union
"INSIDE OF THE CUP" NOTED
NOVEL TO BE SHOWN HER!'
Churchill Bock to be at Piny House
Saturday Evening; Power oi
Wealth is Theme
HERMISTON HIGH
TAKES 2 GAMES
E very read er of c u rren t lite ra tu re STANFIELD AND ECHO DEFEAT
w ill recall the sensation caused by
ED IN EASEBALL HERE
❖ th e H erm iston union
high <•
th e publication several years ago of |
high school w ill be held tom orrow
❖ school.
❖
W inston C h u rch ill's pow erful novel,
(F rid a y ) evening a t th e public
❖
Instead of h av in g a class day ♦
Class President's Address Shows the school au d ito riu m a t 8 p. m.
Echo Takes Thrilling 10 Inning Con “The Inside of th e Cup.” Tho story Game W ith Stanfield Results in 6
Little Change is Seen Elsewhere; Klu
❖ exercise th e class decided to <•
attack ed the alleged hypocrisy of cer- '
T here are 12 m em bers of th is y ear's
Actual Money Gain in School
to 2 Score and is One of
test From Umatilla; Score is
Klux Kian Seems to be Big
❖ publish the valectory speech, the ❖
ta in clergm en and men of w ealth
I class, n in e boys and th ree g irls. They
and College Training
❖ salu tatio n , th e w ill, th e prop- O
identified w ith th e churches as v est,
Fastest Played Here
Five
to
Two
Issue
This
Year
are: Misses A loha H am m er, Mae R og.
❖ hecy and the o th er tim e honored <•
rym en.
Iera and Doris Swayze, and th e Messrs.
❖ class docum ents in The H erald, ❖
T he p ictu re rig h ts having Deen ob- '
, Dewey Payne, H arold W aterm an ,
H erm iston an d Echo w ere again tained by C osm opolitian at g reat ex-i The high school baseball boys
❖ th u s giving them a w ider circu- <•
By F rederic H esser
In
th
e
p
ast
few
days
th
e
race
for
¡Gwyn H ughes, P au l Stockard. F red
❖ iation am ong friends of the ♦ w inners in S unday’s irrig a tio n league Pense, th e story w as picturlzed by ¡brought th eir season to a successful
F o r a num ber ( y years th e people
eric H esser, Jam es H all, M athew governor of Oregon seem s to have
❖ school and enabling th e stu d en ts •> games. The local boys w en t to S tan- A lbert C apellani, a fam ous directo r ¡elore by b eating Echo in a ragged
of th e U nited S tates have been be
an
d
C
arl
I
narrow
ed
from
th
ree
men
dow
n
to
Gordon, H ollis Gordon
❖ to have a p erm anent record of •> field and took th a t luckless aggrega- nnd th o film version w ill be show n game here Friday by a 12 to 3 score
com ing converted to th e idea th a t
I two.
Myers.
<• tion in to cam p by a 13 to 8 count, a t th e P lay H ouse S aturday.
¡and th en by d efeating S tanfield in
a good education is an asset. The
A week ago th e ta lk w as th a t Ol ❖ them .
The com m encem ent program is as
T herefor today’s H erald w ill ❖ w hile U m atilla and Echo Rtaged an-
tim e has come however, w hen an ed-
T he story deals w ith th e R ector of one of the fastest high school gam es
co tt, H all and P a tte rso n w ere the ❖
ucatlon has become more th a n an as- follow». O rchestra selection, sa lu ta t- ones th e lig h tn in g w as m ost likely ❖ serve two purposes, its usual ❖ o th er fast gam e a t U m atilla in w hich a fushlonable h u rch who tu rn s upon ever played here by a 6 to 2 score
set, and has become a business and
by Dewey Payne.t valedictory by to strik e, now th e contest is believed <• one of tellin g the re g u lar com- ❖ the visitors again came off victor! jhis w ealth y p arish io n ers w hen he ¡Monday afternoon,
social necessity.
Dori8 Sw ayze- Presentation of a sta- to have narrow ed down to O lcott and ❖ m u n ity news and the special one <• ous w ith a 5 to 2 lead a fte r 10 in discovers them p arad in g under a
o f tb e E ,.ho ganie , t
b etter
jtu e to the school by Frederic Hesser,
❖ of giving publicity to th e sen- ❖ n ings of play.
m ask of hypocrisy and Invites th e say , i t t ,# Th<j
were a5ollt
T his fact has only too well been c,BgB pre8| dent> address by Dr. Mc- H all w ith th e P a tte rso n vote slip p in g ❖ io r class articles. We are sure ❖
common people to a tten d his church , h(j nit.C : ,ooklllg bunch of boys th a t
Scoring Begins Early
dem onstrated d u ring the p resen t per- 0 v w n of th e F |rs t co n g reg atio n al in ,° tb e
° .* T °
t n J
❖ th a t the la tte r w ill be especial- ♦
T he game a t S tanfield sta rte d w ith I' Idon U arr, a vestrym an, u n scru - ,1;1S pjayed bere p lis year> b u t hav-
iod of depression in w hich unskilled church of P o rtla n d , q u a rtet selection, ,h e o th *r candldate8 a PPea™ a t pre8’
❖ ly enjoyed by th e readers.
<•
bang, H erm iston g e ttin g four ru n s pulou8 and ty ran n ical, alienates his |n g s.l)(J th at one has said it all.
labor w as unable to rind w ork. The p resent a tion o i diplom as by F. B. cn t to have a gho8t ° ' “ ch ance'
❖
❖ in th e first inning. B ut Stanfield 80n and d a u g h te r and is finally k ilt- Th(,y couidn*t p!ay ball. And the lo-
m an w ith an education, how ever, Swayze of th e board
education. 1
Klu Klux is Issue
came rig h t back w ith th ree in her ed by 8 m an w,lom be has ruined. caj teatn a (te r m aking fo u r ru n s in
h as not hud as g reat d ifficu lty to find song Alma M ater by th e school.
I G overnor O lcott sta rte d th in g s late
h a lf of ___________________
_____
the firs t and added ____
tw o _____
more 3’here Is n p re tty love rom ance be- th e first in n in g reg u lated its pace
em ploym ent.
Sunday evening the class atten d ed ,ast week w hen he jum ped into the
in
th
e
second
w
hile
H
erm
iston
w as tw een *’ie R ector and P a r r s dnu g h t- t0 tb a t ()j |b e ViHjtorH and played
tho b accalau reate serm on a t th e H m e-llght w ith a red h o t le tte r de-
Work Sometimes Hard
m aking one in th e second. T his e r w h,ch cnds happily. The lead only a little b e tte r ball th an they did.
M
ethodist
(Church,
Rev.
W
ann
preach-
nouncing
th
e
K
ian.
T
he
Kian
came
F o r the la st tw elve years we, th e
m ade it five all and it looked like a ing roles are played by W illiam F.
Echo Fields Poorly
class of 1922, have been going to ing. The accom panying program in- rig h t back th e n ex t day w ith a re-
C arleton and E d ith H a,lor.
tig
h t game.
school alth o u g h a t tim es th e idea cludcd a piano solo, a selection by a P'X In w hich th ey tried to Justify
Echo
made
two scores in th e fo u r
T hen H erm iston tasted blood again
palled upon us, we do not count m ale q u a rte t, in cluding H arry W ann, ¡their purposes and m ethods.
inning by clean h its, but aside from
w
hen
she
added
tw
o
in
the
fo
u
rth
and
Then th e O regonian sen t a le tte r
those long years w asted. We are be F ran k W augam an, F. P. Phipps and
th a t was held down by the p itch in g
to all can d id ates ask in g an expression TOTAL COST PER TON OF HANDL one in the fifth and sixth, giving her
g in n in g to recognize the need of a A. C. V oelker, a solo by Irw in Shot-
of V ernon W aterm an . T he Echo
as
to
th
e
Kian.
Several
cand
id
ates
re
a
fo
u
r
ru
n
lead.
Then
in
th
e
sixth
firm foundation on w hich to build well and a solo by Zona Benscl.
ING KAY IS $1.05
pitcher did w ell, b u t w as given no
plied a t once, h u t a t th is w ritin g th e
S tanfield did her last scoring of the
o u r fu tu re lives. F or the past tw elve
support ut all. In one in n in g w ith
K ian issue seem s to have narrow ed
day
when
she
ham
m
ered
in
throe
years we have been developing both
H erm iston men on bases he stru c k
down to th e tw o m en, O lcott and H all
more m arkers. In the lucky seventh
m entally an d physically, to provide
out two men, but w ere safe on first
¡the form er an o u t and o u t opponent Plan to Advance Part of Return to H erm iston made h er last fo u r runs,
th is firm foundation. A lthough some
of th e K ian and th e la tte r receiving
Phelps, L onghorn. D urfrey and Gil- VOMEN NCT TO GIVE SCHOOL ¡on bad throw s from th e catcher.
Grower in Fall Considered;
of th e su b jects have seemed both hard
W hat th e fans m issed F riday,
its support along w ith th a t of th e
e tte b rin g in g them in.
LUNCHES NEXT YEAR
and useless, nevertheless th ey had a
Final Payment Soon
however, they got Monday w hen the
federated p a trio tic societies. The o th
T hornton pitched for S tanfield,
purpose, and th a t purpose w as the
fast S tanfield team cam e here to
e r cand id ates tend to tak e a m iddle
Phelps and G illette for H erm iston.
developm ent of our b rain s and a reas
¡cinch th e cham pionship of th e w est
ground. P a tte rso n refuses to regard
B oth team s m ade 11 hits. The best
oning powers.
Follow ing a series of local d istric t
Home Bureau Holding Last Meeting end of the county. '1 hey d id n ’t. Tho
WEAKNESS OF 1922 HUM0R- it as a m ajor issue and he is p ro b
w ork a t th e bat on eith e r side was
m eetings a t w hich th e m anager had
T his education has been necessary
local boys defeated them in one of tho
of the Summer Today; Other
ably rig h t to th e e x te n t th a t it o u g h t
done by Dave M ittiesdorf w ho made
OUSLY TOLD
given a complete re p o rt of the past
fo r us to assum e our place of respons-
fastest and best played high school
not to be one, b u t in th e m inds of
fe u r h its and four ru n s out of five
Interesting
Items
y ear’s work the m em bers of the Ore
b ility in th e w orld of affairs.
games over seen here. “S h o rty ” Long-
m ost people it is one and th a t w ill
tim es up. One of the h its w as a hom
gon Co-operative H ay G row ers m et In
The unskilled laborer, a t c u rre n t
-----------
born pitched and w as given p ra c ti-
line
UP
th
e
v
o
ters
for
th
e
tw
o
lead
e
r
an
d
an
o
th
er
w
as
a
triple.
What They Like to Do and What
H erm iston Monday to hold th e An
w ages, receives perhaps $2.50 p er
,,
t . \ »< n-
.. son R r. ussell „ c a l l y J errorless support by h is infield
ing candidates.
Ja rv is D urfrey played h is first
Mrs.
R.\ M. T u rn e r and
n u al m em bership m eeting and elec
They
Want
to
Be
Set
Forth
■
i
«.
, . ay for
.
„ Pendleton
j, .
during th e en tire game,
dey th a t he w orks. However, in bas
gam
e
of
the
season
on
the
H
erm
iston
are
leaving
on
F
rid
Olcott’s Chances Best
tion.
in g the average num ber of days nt
H erm iston got a one ru n lead in
team and showed up strong. He field w here th ey w ill spend a few days,
by Class Statistician
I t is h a rd to p red ict th e outcome.
The m anager gave a b rie f sum m ary
300 for a y ear, th e estim ate is p er
P ersonally we are b e ttin g o u r pennies of th e past y ear’s o perations show ing ed several d ifficu lt chances a t short before sailing for A nhorage, A laska ¡*^e second and follow ed w ith two
haps h ig h er th a n th e average, b u t
on O lcott as th e K ian can n o t poll a th a t the organ izatio n h ad handled stop w ith o u t e rro r and m ade a h it w here th ey w ill m ake th e ir fu tu re more in th e fifth . 1 lien S tanfield
it w ill serve. D isregarding accidents
By A loha H am m er
big vote in th e sm all tow ns and ru ra l 10485 tons of hay including 2823 an d a ru n a t bat. Ja rv is w ill bear home. It is not know n definitely scored in the six th w hen Reese cam«
th e average man w orks ab o u t forty
w h eth er they will sell th e ir place in ° " M cCoys
h it to left. T he scoto
In spite ot th e easy success of sections w here O lcott is bound to be tons of hay sold local feeders, and w atch in g in the gam es to come.
years, or 12,000 days, e a rn in g $ 3 0 -
or lease to somfe relluble party. .The wnB ‘’tree to one and both sides were
s ta tistic s th ere are m any item s of strong. T he H all cam paign has been th a t th e cost of h an d lin g th is hay
Echo
Finally
Wins
000. On th e o th er hand the m an w ith
in te re st a b o u t th is class w hich have well m anaged and aggresively c a rri w as only $1.05 per ton w hich was
A t U m atilla it was a fig h t all the com m unity reg rets losing the fam ily P laying a ir tig h t ball. N o th in g liap-
at least a h ig h school education re
At but ow ing
to M tr . T u rn e r’s poor pened in the seventh th o u g h butij
never been b ro u g h t to lig h t.
ed o u t and th e election w on’t be ov held to be reasonable fo r the first w ay betw een Echo and U m atilla.
ceives an average salary of $1503 per
th e end of the n in th it w as tw o to h ealth the change was com pulsory. Kldf:s Pot llien on bases
T herefore, by a system of o ur own e r till th e votes are counted.
Reason’s o p erations an d hjnpe was
yonr, or. In 40 years $60,000, jti-l
we have collected these item s to put
Waterman Gets Hits
T he o th er races do n o t ap p ear to h eld ou t of a low er selling cost for two, b u t in th e 10th th e v isitin g ¡Good luck and God speed is th e w ish
tw ice ns m uch as th e m an w ho neg
on future- record. A class so b rillian t have changed m uch. The G w inn cam th e coming seaRon especially if a team slugged th e ball bn the nose o.’ th e ir friends' here.
In th e etg?t1 It "V ernon W aO rm an
lects :o o b tain an education.
as th is class of 1922 can not fail to paign seems to have pepped up a b it larg er tonnage could be secured.
and b ro u g h t in th ree runs. B lakely
T hursday. May 18 will bo th e la s t But on and Ills In oilier H arold sent
I be an exam ple of intelligence, indus- in th is section and he m ay c arry th is
Cash Value is Shown
Mr. Ed. Movak, a mem ber of the pitched again for U m atilla and K ing m eeting of th e home bureau for tho out a tw o bagger th a t w ent alm ost
tw elve years th ere are 2160 t r T> and g en eral good behavior to th e county, th o u g h n o t th is project. The 'C alifornia H ay G rowers association of P ilo t Rock again h u rled for Echo sum m er m onths as the officers a re to <he dairy show b arn . H arold
In o l'd
scho
ay s? T herefore?’dividing“ t h e ] ’“ «*™ cla88e8' A list " f J»*8“ » " 8 waB more d is ta n t p a rts of th e d istric t
stated th a t It cost th a t association I t w as expected th a t th e U m atilla an busy or leaving for vacation very brought in three of the six ru n s on
his long h its to th e o u tfield, besides
difference, $30,000 by 2160. for every «Iven to each n,em ber of th is mass to seem, by th e papers th a t reach us to from $2.00 to $2.50 per ton to m a rk gam e would be a hot one and alm ost soon.
as m any from here w ent th ere as to
w ith th e closing of school tho ’’lu tin g once him self and waa th ere-
one of the school days in th e tw elve answ er. T herefore. I am, in no w ay re . h e com ing o u t stro n g for S in n itt and et its hay.
years, th e educated m an o r woman «Ponslble fo r an y th rillin g facts his chances seem as good as ever.
home bureau w ill discontinue b an for w alked purposely by th e S tau -
It was show n th a t the average sell. S tanfleld.
In te re st in th e leg islative fig h ts ^ng p rtce, gross, a t shipping point
receives $14. T aking all facts Into j
may be disclosed here,
A t is stan d s now, Echo leadB the dn ng the school 'lu n c h e s and tho field h u rle r w hen he cam e to bat
h as w aned In prop o rtio n as th e in- was $12.02 for No. 1 hay o u t of th e league w ith a record of four victor- BChool board will su p erin ten d it n ext w ith a nian 011 «econd ,n th ® n in th ,
consideration, would you ra th e r go J The rep o rt is as follows:
to w ork a t h ard labor for $2.50 per I The class en ro llm en t is 14. I t Is terest in th e governorship has g ain - '0 C8Cb u tes D istrict and $11.24 for th e leg and one defeat. H erm iston and y ear if It Is Io be continued. Owing 1 ‘>e man scored anyw ay, for V ernon
day or earn $14 per day by stay in g not necessary to sta te th e nam es of ed . The h o t fig h t on th e K lu K lux la Morow and U m atilla D istrict, fo r No. U m atilla are tied a t th ree and two, a jo lack of room and funds it may he W aterm an stole th ird and cam e in
th e m em bers of th is class. It is 8ue | 8 expected to b rin g o u t a record 1 hay. In N. W. T his was believed sta n d in g of 600 S tanfield lias now necessary to discontinue them u n til wllen th e throw to th ird w as missed,
in school?
enough to say th a t not one has for- ¡vote in all p a rts of th e Btate.
'»'he w hole H erm iston infield play-
to be h ig h er th an w ould have been alm ost cinched a place in th e cellar n.ore buildings a re erected. It wl)>
The b e lte r the education a person g o tten his nam e.— no t even his
secured w ith o u t the association. I t la w ith five s tra ig h t defeats. The boys be a g reat loss to th e d istrict as w ell ed w onderful ball fo r h ig h school
receives the g re a te r his or h er chance
L
middlo name.
Gwyn.
pointed out th a t in past seasons the up th e line get a good s t a r t In every as the children If It Is found necess- boys and but for some bobbles it. tho
for success. In college, vocational
A verage age is 18 years, n *ne
o u ter garden w ould have held S tau -
Most conceited boy, Nell.
prices
of Oregon hay has u n lfo n n ally gam e they play b u t seem to lose th e ir ary to q u it serving tho lunches.
w ork of an alm ost indispensable ¡m onths; average h eig h t 5 ‘A ¡feet;
lield to a sh u t out. Olio of the fast
zip
before
the
end
of
it.
Most
conceited
g
irl.
Doris.
been
less
th
a
n
In
the
Y
akim
a
valley
L ittle Lewis D exter, son of Gene
c h aracter is given, w hich would take
est double plays ever seen here oc
average w eig h t 147 pounds.
Class dude, F rederic, a model boy w here m uch m ore favorable freig h t
Echo Here Next
D exter, celebrated his fifth b ir th
y ears of w ork to make up if th e col
Marriages
N ext Snday w ill see Echo playing day last week. A large num ber of curred in tlie fifth , w hen a S tan field
end a g reat fav o rite w ith th e girls. rates are available. The best evi
lege education were lost.
No m arriag es have occured In th is
V ainest. Mae.
dence seems to prove consluslvely h ere In a gam e w hich w ill eith er hildren called d u rin g tho afternoon h it to left put th re e men on bases
Comparison to Journey
| rla8s and only tw o en g ag em en ts;—
L east studious, O rval.
th a t the average price received In b rin g H erm iston again Into a tie for nn(, onJoye(1 tl|0 f,.8livltles. Games w ith one out. As th e ball w as re
. . .
¡we w ill n o t say how m any broken
tu rn ed from left to tlie infield, tho
F a cu lty ru sh er, H arold.
the Y akim a valley th is season has firs t place o r give Echo a d istin c t ad
Bfresh-
The sam e p rin c ip e app les o i engagem ents th p re has been, b u t as
S
tanfield ru n n e r on f iis t sta rte d to
van
tag
e
in
th
e
p
en
n
an
t
race.
L
ast
Best
dancer
am
ong
the
girls.
Doris.
not exceeded $8.00 per ton.
nients w ere served, a fte r w hich tlio
y Journey ot life as does a jo u rn ey on
gpeak w(j
week it looked
like
U m atilla’s kiddies were retu rn ed to th e ir homes. w ard second, ev id en tly to draw a
Best
dan
cer
am
ong
th
e
boys,
Gwyn
In
ad
dition
to
th
is
it
Is
generally
a railw ay tra in . Suppose one wished
)n
eng>ge.
Dea F am a (C lass gossip,) Mae.
adm itted th a t from 50 cents to 65 chances w ere best; th is week it looks Mrs. D exter, his gran d m o th er, wus throw to first to le t tho nian on
to go to P o rtlan d , would It not seem
M at„ ew wh„
a m otb.
¡third ru n home.
like Echo. If H erm iston can w in the sponsor for the affair.
cents was saved In baling.
Amusements and Studies
foolish to s ta r t o u t to w alk instead er-in-law , is th e only one of us who
team
w
ill
fig
h
t
h
a
rd
to
do
it,
th
is
N
iel’s
most
indulged
In
am
usem
ent
The
to
tal
saving
to
m
em
bers
Is
He was successful in d raw in g the
of w aitin g for th e tra in ? A lthough i
Mr. and M ih . F led Dixon who bnvo
by w alking one m ight get an earlier d o e B " ot
° Ur hopeS wil1 Bomej«8 c ar-rid in g in a F ord, and his estim ated as about $1 50 per ton, be team wil Ifight h ard to do It, th is
been In Mil,on for th ree weeks a n throw , fo r A ddlem an ¡h o t a fast
s ta r t, those who took the tra in w ould <a> bo re a ‘ile d '
favorite study is h isto ry G w yn’s fav . ing reduced to th is figure through tow n w ill have a good chance a t the a t homo for a day but will leave at throw over to Hick C orrell who ta g -
orlte
am usem ent is dancing, w hile Bmali prices received for th e last flag.
soon leave th e pedeatrain fa r behind
A
boy
tQ tb e
cnee to do relief work a t W allula. ged the S tanfield ru n n e r a step off
And so it is in life, w here the college "M ash er” club, o th ers to th e "W its” |
Mrs. Allc« II. N ugent w hl had a H ist and w hipped tho ball home
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education is represented by th e tra in . All belong to th e "U nited B ro th e r -! -
r-arrow escape from a broken arm when Leo Sm ith c a u g h t the ru n n e r
T he educated m an soon fa r surpasses hood of L oafers.” All th e g irls belong j
w hen she fell last week is still laid a .-tip off home plate for th e th ird
up but the arm Is not broken as was out- H nipped w hat m ig h t have been
th e uneducated, and in so doing, has to th e “P rim p in g ” club, and th e "K ill 1
m ore tim e fo r the pleasures and rec tim e Society.” Mae is chairm an of the j
first supposed. Dr. Logan w as c a ll a big b u ttin g rally fo r S tanfield.
Hermiston Has Lead Now
ed
and rushed the p a tie n t to Dr. Il's-
reations of life.
"G ig g lers” and Doris th e "G adders.” |
F o r S tanfield Rees w as probably
ly for X -ray w hich showed bad bone
Some may make th e statem en t th a t Jam es is a very p rom inent m em ber |
and nerve bruises. She Is In a good (lie o u tstan d in g m an, both as b a tte r
a college education is so expensive in th e "K n o ck ers” club and H ollis '
i r deal of pain and tho w orst pain is unil catcher. lie m ade both of th e ir
as to be prohibitive to th e young 1 Is chairm an o f th e "W hy do It !
being unable to get out and do h er runs nnd was stead y an d h andy be
people of th e less w ealthy class. T h at i^,ague_” j really do not w ant to Join
u su al work, it Is tho rig h t irm . hind th e plate. Jiow ry pitched a
tim e, how ever has passed, and an ed- any c| ub
On m others day Mrs. N ugent was good gam e nnd had the local boys
ucation is to all those w ho desire it
General Statistics
very much rem embered, ns she was e atin g out of his hand most ot th e
enough to w ork for It.
By V ote of th e E n tire Class
the recipient of a num ber of boque,s tim e, blit*becam e w ild w ith men ou
Class beau ty , Doris.
College Training Possible
ami allowed h its when h its
and fine messages. She is very g rat i. I bn
The handsom est. H arold. (Looks
m eant runs. W ith good support b e
C onditions a t both Oregon A gri very ch arm in g as he goes down the
fui to her many sym pathlzent.
hind him the locals would have
c u ltu ra l College and the U niversity stre e t w ith h a t on southw est corner
Z for exam ple, prove th is. E very year
found it bard to get men aro u n d th e
of head.)
J. T. HINKLE IN EAST END
buses, however.
a large num ber of men and women
The meeker.t. Frederic and I have
J. T. H inkle w rites us from F r e e
m ake th e ir way th rough college. I t ic fh A honor-
Tim resu lt of th is gam e p u ts H er
w ater Ih it In- is cam paigning the
said at tb e U niversity th a t p ractical-
Thp ,a r iest. C arl
m iston In the position of cham pion
east end th is week. He had ju s t r e
ly two th ird s of the men a re self
of the w est end. If p ercen tag es m ean
G reatest social lig h t. D oris, sh«
tu rn ed form Union county whore the
su pporting. Many men and women has m any social engagem ents as she
an y th in g . T hey have beaten S tanfield
republican
organization
composed
of
have gone th e re w ith a few dollars, hns escorts.
tw o out of three, defeated Echo nnd
niitl-K Iu Klux Kian men declnred for
o r even tw dhing. a»d y et have made
broke even w ith U m atilla, b u t won iu
G reatest favorite, H arold.
him . In perferenre to his opponents
th e ir way th rough a four year course,
these g a m e s '16 to 2 and w ere de
The fresh est. H ollis and Gwyn.
from
Union
county.
Mr.
llln
k
ic
ex
receiving an education and were
feated 10 to 9. U m atilla h a s a s ta n d
Most versatile. Mae, she can talk
pects sim ilar action from p arty o r
highly respected by th e ir fellow stu - more th an any o th e r g irl in H. H. S.
ing of tw o w ins and tw o losses, w hile
ganizations In the o th e r tw o coitn-
dents.
S tan flc'd has th re e tosses and tw o
Most eceentrie, Nell.
¡tlM and th in g s a rc lin in g up Just
The a tta in m e n t of an education <fe-
victories, not c o u n tin g th e Echo
Best ath le tic . H arold.
rig h t for bis success. He w rites th a t
gam es a s Echo did n o t defeat any
pends on th e man or woman. They
Slow est. M athew ,
he w ill re tu rn homo to n ig h t. Mrs,
of the o th e r th ree team s.
have the opp o rtu n ity , w h eth er they
N erviest. H ollis.
H inkle Is w ith him on th e cast cu I
7'he lineup:
w ill profit by It Is up to them .
Most likely to succeed, Paul.
»rip.
H erm iston
S tanfield
A m erica spells opportunity for ev ery
Biggest fusser, Jam es.
I
Addleman 3b.
If. P rlg n lty
one P overty Is no handicap, as th e
F airest, m yself.
HERAI-P PUBLISHED EARLY
v. W aterm an
cf. B aker
Ftudents w ho m ake th e ir own w ay
Most m elancholy, Orval.
c. Reese
The H erald Is being Issued a few II. W aterm an 2b.
»re often th e best scholars. Those
The b rig h test, Frederic, he sets
rf. K ennlson
w ho w ork th e hardest m ake th e mos< a pace in h is stu d ies th a t his elass-
h ouis e a rlie r IJtan usual th is week Sm ith e.
2b. S m ith
on account of the p o lillral ndvertls- Hail If
of th e ir lives. So. p ro fitin g by th e ir m ates don’t find easy to keep up.
s t,. McCoy
lag w hich good fa ith w ith those who P a rk e r cf.
exam ples we as a class w ill carry on
Best n a tu red . Hollis,
3b. S tu rd iv a n t
paid for It required th a t we get in to lladdox rf.
in our endeavors to a tta in g reater
Most religious, Dewey.
lb . Johnson
education and to fulfill o u r obliga-
the han d s of our readers before d e c . C orrell lb,
W ittiest, Hollis.
p. Lowry
(tons to ourselves and to hu m an ity .
Biggest bluffer In the classroom.
tlon day.
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