The Hermiston herald., October 05, 1922, Image 1

HERMISTON DAIRY A N D
H O G SHOW
Friday and Satarday, Oct. 6 aad 7
Over »1100 is Pramiunu
Ûlitr Hmntainn Bmtlh
VOL. XVII
HERMISTON DEFEATS
PENDLETON ELEVEN
u . o to . Librar»
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY. OCTOBER , 6 1922
DATES OF KILLING FROSTS
VARY ON PROJECT
Earliest K illing Frost for 15 Years
Recorded in 1921; Latest was
in Year 1907
HERMISTON GETS NEW
$5,000 POSTOFFICE :
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LET’S GO!
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o
E.P.DODO TO ATTEND
IRRIGATION MEETING
No. 4
FORD CARAVAN WILL BE
here
O ctober
C T iP C
A ll
CCT
N III
14'olAut ALL otl rUn
B iggest and Most Unique Traveling
BIO DAIRY SHOW
Hermiston's great annual event ❖
Industrial Exhibit Ever
❖ is here, the Dairy and Hog show <•
Undertaken
❖
Throughout the Northwest *
CAPTAIN ADDLEMAN STABS IN
A great variation In the dates of GLADYS AVENUE SITE IS CHOSEN ❖ cities, counties and states have <•
COMMERCIAL CLUB WILL BE
Hermiston will be visited Saturday BLUE RIBBON STOCK OF COUNTY
the first killing frosts on the Uma­
19 TO 18 VICTORY
❖ been and are holding their fairs. •>
BY DEPARTMENT
of next week by the Ford and Ford-
REPRESENTED AT BEND
tilla project are recorded by the rec­
TO COMPETE
•> They have been classed as good ❖
son Power Exposition, more common­
lamation service. Chas. Taylor is the ,
❖ and many have been called “the ❖
ly known as the “Ford Caravan.”
—— —
Coach Gralapp's Men W ill Play Stan­ recorder and he gives the following Postmaster Skinner Lets Contract to •> best in history,”
<J>
interesting figures:
Football Team Gets Support of Club
This l,s a„ outfit consisting of abou FootbaU Q
d Q h
The best in history is what ❖
_
tone hundred car«
«mici.iv
field Friday at Dairy and
cars, triMka
trucks, trnHnry
tractors, I
1907, Nov, 3— 187 frost free days.
August Bies&ie and Work Starts ;
•> can be assured at the 10th an- ❖
in Buying Their
farm implements, road building and ! Events W ill Be Features; Live­
1908, Sept. 25— 170 frost free days
Hog Show
❖
nual
Hermiston
Dairy
and
Hog
<•
“Indignation Meeting1“ Held
general contracting equipment, a
Equipment
1909, Oct. 15— 177 frost free days.
stock Parade Saturday
•> Show which opens Friday and <•
Delco light and pumping system, I
1910, Oct. 15— 183 frost free days.
❖ closes Saturday night, accord- ❖
several power-driven household util- !
1911, Sept. 23— 143 frost free
Following their defeat of Pendle­
A new postoffice building costing ❖ ing to the list of entries that ❖
of car. truck and i The stage is all set and everything
The
Hermiston , Commerc’ai club i, Hies, , and a number
ton High school last Saturday by a days.
,
, ...
❖ the board of managers have ar- <•
will be represented at the Irrigation tractor specialties.
„ in read Be8, for „ erlul8ton.a i Oth
1912, Oct 7— 172 frost free days. ■ in the neighborhood of »5,000 will
score of 19 to 18, the Hermiston High
❖ ranged. Blue ribbon winners of ♦
j
be
a
reality
in
Hermiston
by
Decem-
1913, Oct. 27— 183 frost free days.
Congress to be held in Bend October Tho Caravan has been on the road
annual Dairy and Hog Show that
school eleven have leaped Into prom,
❖ state and International shows <•
1914, Oct. 7— 167 frost free days. ; ber 1, if present building operations
constantly since July 8. traveling opens Friday and closes Saturday
inence as a real football machine
❖ will be exhibitors. George ♦ 6. 7 and 8, according to action taken
are carried out.
1915,
Oct.
5—
166
frost
free
days,
j
Tuesday noon by the club at its reg- more than 3,000 miles, all under its night.
among the high school teams of the
❖ Strohm, winner of first prizes ❖
Postmaster
Charles
Skinner
re­
1916, Sept. 28— 138 frost free
ular luncheon meeting in the Hermis-
own Power. Going as fur south as
. ..
east s’de of the state.
ceived word from the postoffice de­ ❖ with his hogs at, the Portland ♦ ton Hotel. W. J. Warner, C. 8. Mc- Ashland^ near the California line ,.
«»»“»‘‘‘h» °* H ™ «" *
days.
Friday afternoon they play the
❖ International shows will be on ❖
”at bttS ®ver be*n brought together
Naught and Dr. F. V. Prime were and returning to Poriland. the earn
1917, Oct. 17— 171 frost free days. partment at Washington, D. C. Sun­
Stanfield High school here.
day to proceed with the work of <• hand to vie for honors with ❖ named by President E. P. Dodd as van then made the Tlllan.ook-SeasidJ
°"e “ “‘e
be 0,1 ,be
1918,
Oct.
30-—158
frost
free
days.
Taking advantage of their first
building. August Biessie, contractor, ❖ such men as C P. Adams, thrice ❖ a committee to choose a delegate to trip up the Oregon Coast, later up grounds Friday morning and with
1919,
Sept.
29—
148
frost
free
'
■
opportunity to meet the first team
has already started excavation and ❖ first place winner at the Salem ❖ the convention. They selected Mr. the Columbi* to Kelso, Washington, ! weather conditions favorable all rec.
days.
from the Round-Up city high, the lo­
.ords for attendance will be broken,
the actual construction is expected ❖ fair.
1920,
Oct.
17—
207
frost
free
days.
Dodd. Mr. Hunt will also attend the back to Portland agrfft and . then ',,
, __ . . . . .
cal aggregation during the greater
❖
Not
an
idle
moment
can
be
❖
to
begin
in
a
short
time.
struck
out
for
Eastern
Oregon
go-
!
,
, P<CU'd by the n*an«<®">®«“ -
Congress.
1921, Sept. 12— 156 frost free
part of the game displayed their su­
❖
spent
the
entertainment
com-
<•
ing
as
far
as
Baker.
l“
Ue
“ bbon 8tock tbat made local
The new building will be of con­
days.
Resolutions
were
adopted
by
the
periority ovpr the opposition. At the
Tho equipment represents a prop. '
':ade7
the 8,a,e fair at
crete and tile and will face on Gladys ❖ niittee promises. There are all ❖ club recommending that a man from
1922....No frost to date
end of the first half Coach Gralapp's
avenue next door to the Hermiston ❖ sorts of contests arranged and ❖ the Hermiston Irrigation District al­ erty Investment of more than»100 - ' :SaI?m and 1bei"ye at tbe Port,and
pigskin artists were on the long end
« heading the list will be the «
>p ‘he sheds
Aut0 company. It will be 31x42 feet
so attend the Bend gathering. J. F. 000.00. The daily payroll exceeds ",trnationa* w111
of a 19 to 6 score. Long end runs, “SPANISH SWINDLE” LETTER
❖ strugglo for supremacy on the <•
»500.00
and
the
show
is
in
every
re-
*
'h
cban'plon8
of
°>her shows,
RECEIVED BY PETER NORQUIST in dimensions and will have all mod-
McNaught president of the board of
line bucks and forward passes, ex­
❖ gridiro* between the Hermis- ❖
spect a pretentious affair, and one ' ( j 1 ' Ada,1‘8- who ca>Tle<i away three
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ern conveniences.
directors,
though
expressing
himself
ecuted almost at will, gave them
❖ ton High school eleven and the <•
as in favor of such action, stated that ha:< attracted widespread at- ’ u e/ ,bbpna at ‘b® Salem fair with
Postmaster Skinner started a ❖ Stanfield Hight team.
three touchdowns in that period. Third Attempt Here to Raise Money
♦
ho/ 8'iw11 Ib® amo"K the
that it was doubtful whether or not tention throughout the slate. With ?hf, a"’P
movement for a new postoffice years ❖
By This Means; Postmaster
Capta n Addleman, sturdy quarter­
Prize money totaling »1.200 is <•
.°” -’
•
8h° W Ma"T
the board would sanction such a Its appearance at Hermiston 8*1*1- ^
ago
but
it
has
been
delayed
before
Warns
Patrons
back, was responsible for the score.
❖ being offered and competition •>
day of next week, the caravan will ^ “er breed*r8 °
*»<** '»
move.
He
assured
tho
club
members
due
to
financial
trouble.
The
depart
His wonderful open field running
❖ promises to be keen.
❖
conclude
the
entire
tour
save
for
a
|
be
*«»
he
one
hand
with
that he would present the matter
The third attempt to obtain mon- ment heretofore has been unable to
and the manner In which he ran his
three days' show at Portland.
' he be‘d fr°m thelr herd8'
❖
i
♦ to the board for consideration.
ey
here
by
“Spanish
Swindle”
was
j
meet
the
high
bids
that
were
offered,
team brought applause from the
The enterprise has been brought ' Livestock will not be the only at-
disclosed this week by Postmaster C. i the postmaster stated.
In the hot discussion that ensued
Stands and labeled him as one of the
to Hermiston throught the initiative ' tlactio" at ,be 10th a»n»al though
H. Skinner. The postmaster Immedi-
- We bave been in need of a
when
the
idea
of
sending
a
man
to
greatest ground gainers yet develop,
o of the Hermiston Auto Co, and C. f,,r a ,n'ight lineup of sporting events
ately notified the postoffice depart- offlce for a long Ume „ 8ajd Mr NEW RESTAURANT TO
the convention was broached, ___
strog
ed in this section. He was the star
OPEN HERE FRIDAY sentiment against the plan was volcT
Kellogg, of that concern, reports ,lavc been a,ranK‘‘d by the entertain­
of the game in every way.
, ment inspector who Instructed mint skinner
speaking of the new pro
ed as to Its advantages to this sec-j a widespread Interest In the show ment con'»'*“ ee. There will be a p’e-
Pendleton scored touchdowns in ! warn patrons ot e office against ject ..The quarters at the present
. . . . . .
„
.
this practice.
location are so crowded that we can Former Location of the Hermiston tion and the economical advlslbility. i throughout the whole of th a terrl- eatl,,K contest, a barrel race, quick
the third and fourth quarters but
The opinion was expressed that th e ;tory-
| change race, tug-of-war and a variety
Cafe at Main and Second
failure to kick goal kept them.from I. *le Spapish Swindle, so termed not give the 8ervlce that we want to.
The caravan will remain for an ,,f other attractions. The complete
congress was nothing short of a
Streets
tying the score. The Round-Up city " ,tb P°8lal
d®’ * an att®mp‘ \ ° Tho new building when completed
“junketing trip” and meant only a evening program consisting of speak- 1,st of even,s all<1 ‘he prizes offered
lads used the aerial route success- obtdin n’on®y fr°"’ per80n® ln th n will give us ample room and conse-
Mrs. D. W. Mumford who is as­ “good time” for the man sent. Most ing, a movie show and a radio con- jappear 0,1 IW e three of this edition
fuliy in the last periods.
country to help free a wealthy man quently we win be able to give the
! be Herald.
'irom prison in Spain. Peter Norquist peop,e the best 8ervlce poB8,b,e We sociated with Mrs. J. W. Cates will of the members favored it as an ad­ cerf) Saturday evening, the entire .
Waterman was a power for Hermis­
was the intended victim in the case hope t„ be
tbe new buildi
,n open the Hermiston Cafe Friday of vertising medium for the project.
One of the main features Friday
day and night show being free to
ton on offense and Smith, center,
brought to light here th’s week. jtime to bandle tbe ch r,8tma8 rU8„ this week. The owners are both lo­
afternoon will be the football game
That the Commercial club is- back everyone.
though crippled, played a stellar
The letter which is self explanatory although we have until the f(r8t of cal people and in addition to serving of Coach Gralapp’s winning football
between Stanfield High school and
brand of football.
and was addressed to Mr. Norquist March to vacatd QUr present
t. of family style meals will have a team was evinced when it was decid­ FIRST PRIZE ON COMB HONEY
Ihe Hermlstoni High team. Football
Workouts da'Iy with a study of
short order service. The cafe will al­ ed to buy shoulder pads for the mem.
stock here has gone souring following
follows:
era.”
TAKEN
BY
HERMISTONIAN
new plays is the order of things for
so carry a line of bread and baking bers of the team, something they do
Mardid 12th | . . .
, ,, ,
Hermiston’s defeat of Pendleton last
Coach Gralapp’s men this week in Dear Sir-
Alhough the department has order- goods, and later may install a line not have at this time, and something
Saturday. Local fans, It is expected
prepration for the Stanfield game.
Being imprisoned here by bank-
tbe bu,Id,ng
he erected at the of pastry goods. Tho place lg being that is said to bo responsible for the Honey is Presented to Gov. Olcott will turn out In mass to c h c r (he
Stanfield Is reported to have a strong ruptcy I beseech you to help me to ^ lady8 avenue 8ite a movement has put in order now with the expecta­
W ith Compliments of the
conquerora of the Round-Up City
«rippled condition in which the foot­
eleven but the Hermiston veterans obtain a sum of »360.000 I have in been 8tarted by re8idents of the east tion of opening for business on the
Producer
eleven to another victory. Coach
ballers returned from Pendleton. It
are confident of victory. It is the Amer’ra, being necessary to come slde /
town to kee pthe * » t ° « ‘®e first day ot the Dairy and Hog Show. is the hope of the organization that
Gralapp’s men are more or less
confidence backed with football here to raise the seisure of my bag- !on tbe ™a,n 8treet' A" “’»dignation
Jens Skovbo, local apiarist, veas crippled as a result of last Saturday’s
the pads may arrive in time to be
“fight” though and not a display of gage paying to the Registrar of the mee‘lng to protest to th® depar|-
used In the Stanfield game Friday. awarded first prize on comb hQney|Ralll0 but wUh a few exceptions,
E. SHAW BUILDING
over confidence.
at the state fair at Salem last week W»pe to be in the pink of condition
Court the expenses of my trial and ment was beld Monday at whlch
ARTISTIC LOft HOME
The Friday game ie called for 3:30 recover my portmanteau containing several sites on main street came up
On the date of closing there were
for Friday’s struggle. The game ts
STUDENTS WILL SELL
and will be one of the features of a secret pocket where I have hidden for consideration but no halt has
several classes on which the winners
LYCEUM TICKETS nre yet to be announced and Mr, bailed for 3:30 at the show grounds.
Tho first log home to be erected
Pendleton Day at the Dairy and Hog two checks payable to bearer for been called so far in th econstruction
„„„ , ,
, i Among the delegations that are
Show.
•
in this section of the county is being
under way.
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that sum.
School students will sell tickets S t . ’ S
built at Cold Springs by Mr. E. E.
two and perhaps three of these. At
At the Pendleton-Hermiston game
As a reward I will give up to you
Friday, “Pendleton Day” will be 50
to the Lyceum course which opens
the close of the fair the prize winning
the teams lined up as follows:
Shaw. Soren Jensen la building the
MOTORISTS ARE WARNED
the third part, viz, »120,000.
or more business men from Pendle­
here October 25. peen interest Is
comb honey in the Skovbo exhibit
new
house
and
says
that
it
will
bo
Hermiston— Capt. Addleman, quar­
I can not receive your answer in
ABOUT SCHOOL BUSSES completed about the middle of next bhown in the coming attraction and was sent to Governor Olcott with the ton, Prominent citizens of county and
ter back; Waterman, left half; Shot- the prison but you can send a cable­
state will also bo present.
it Is expected by the lyceuin hoard
week.
compliments of Mr. Skovbo.
well full back; Haddox, right half; gram to a person of my confidence
and the Community club, who aro
A livestock parade of all the
It Is expected that the governor
The building is 16x20 feet and
Smith, center; Winesett, Carson, who will deliver it to me, addressed Must Stop When P a ssin g ; Boy
In charge of the affald, that a rec­
will announce Nov. 13 to 18 as “Hon­ horses, cuttle and Hwine at the show
Narrowly Escapes Reck­
when completed will be one of the
guards; Rhodes, Hughes, tackles; as follows: Adolfo Adrada, Vista
ord attendance will be had at tho
ey Week” in Oregon. November 17 » ill be held at 1 o’clock Saturday
less Car Driver
most beautiful small homes in the
Winslow, Parker, Warriner and Par­ Telegrafos Arriondas Asturias Spa'n
different performances during the and 18 the state meeting of beekeep­ afternoon. Following this will come
rish, ends.
country,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Shaw
aro
In accordance P. Norquist.
winter. The second number will be
ers will be held at Portland with the the series of uthlctle events. Much
Pendleton-—Left end, Adkinson,
Motorists are asked by school bus planning artistic furnishings for the given on November 25.
Await your answer to intrust you
annual
election of officers and other interest Is being shown In Ihe horse
left tackle, Warren, Gillette; left all my secret, now I sign only
drivers to drive with greater care Inside and this with its unique arch^
The numbers of the course will be
matters that may come before the p uling contest. Owners of teame
guards, Mull, Johnson, Morrison, Gil­
itecture
will
make
It
a
beauty
spot
of
when
passing
school
cars
that
are
R de S.
presented at the Play House that has meeting.
know'n as "good pullers” through the
lette; right tackle, Harrah; right end,
First of all answer by cable not taking on or discharging passengers the community.
been engaged for the occasions.
country
are grooming their animals
Earnhart; quarter back, Magee; left by letter.
O. O. Felthouse, driver of the Co­
for (his event.
haifs. Hayden, Morton; right half,
HIGH SCHOOLERS WILL
R egistration Closes Saturday
This is the third letter of this k ’nd lumbia school bus, reports that one
E xtra Matinee For Saturday
George Strohm Is president of the
Stonebraker; full back. Temple.
'received here, Postmaster Skinner small boy narrowly escaped being
The registration books for the fall
SEE COLLEGIANS PLAY board of managers of the show, A. W.
Mr. Morfitt announces that he
Officials were Fred Bennion, ref­ says, and he urges all patrons of the run over Wednesday when he was election will close Oct. 7, and those will have a matinee for Saturday
Agnew and J. W. Campbell are vice
eree; Bill Warner, umpire; Miller, postoffice to use due precaution and getting off the bus east of town. The who have moved into either the two
afternoon starting at 2:0. The night
All high school football squads In presidents, C. M. Jackson, secretary,
head linesman; Todd and Kuck, tim. report any correspondence they be­ other machine passed at a high rate city or Columbia precincts since the «how will be at the uhuu I hours,
Umatilla county have been invited to and H. T. Fraser, treasurer.
ers.
of speed on the right side without last election, will be requirod to reg­ 7:30 and 9,
lieve to be fraudulent.
attend the Oregon-Whitman foot­
giving warning.
ister If they wish to vote at the com­
ball game to be held in Pendleton
SACRIFICES WORTH WHAT
NATIONAL FOREST FUNDS FOR
The state law provides that cars ing election. O. C. Young Is the local
SKOVBO WINS FOUR PRIZES
We Thought They Used Cement
November 20, It is anonuncod by the
SCHOOL AND ROADS
passing
school
busses
that
are
stand­
FOOTBALL GIVES A MAN
registering official.
Poster on the bulletin board In the management of the game. It iw plan­
AT SALEM STATE FAIR
ing must come to a complete stop be­
postoffice: Men wanted for “A” ca­ ned t omake the game one of the
Oregon and Washington have just
nal lining.
*
Three first prizes and one second fore going by the same as In the city.
When. a few years ago, a tele­
On H unting -Trip
biggest event sof its kind ever held
received »179,418.85 from the feder­ were won by J. Skovbo, local bee
Drivers declare they will take the
Henry Hitt, P. B. Slscel, Wm.
In Eastern Oregon. It is reported gram apprised u proud father of
al government for roads and schools. keeper, with his exhibits at the numbers of machines that do not Mikesell, George Corse, Ben Nell,
The High school Senior class will that hundreds have already Inquired .his son’s death In a football scrini-
Oregon, second on the list draws state fair at Salem. This included the comply with the law in the future and Dave Cook left Monday on a
put on a vaudeville act in connection about reservations
; mage, the gentleman was over-
»110,015.21 while Washington re- grand pr;ze (or tbe flne8t eXhibltiOn and report them to the state vehicle hunting trip in the mountains near with the feature picture at the Play
' whelmed with grief. Questioned
celves »69,303 64. The above amount of ,ts kind at the fajr
department.
House Friday nght.
Drsolalion Gulch.
by a business assoc'ate as to why
Methodist
Church
Notices
goes to the counties of the two States
Mr skovbo baB reteivcd WOrd that
Sunday school at 10. Preaching he had permitted hls son to play
in which there are National Forest ; prOvisions have been made to have
l service at 11. Sermon by the pastor, (lie game, the father replied: "The
areas-
bee exhibits at the Pacific Interna-
j Subject “Psalms of the New Testa- risk he ran was worth what the
The Governor» of 28 states have tlonai Livestock Show at Portland
, ment." Spec’l l music. True religion game would have given him.”
just been notified that 25 per cent i neX| month and already he is pre-
i
is rational. Man Is not born to solve
What is it that football given a
of the »3,421.531 received from tim- par ng , o takc hls bee8 tbere
j the problems of the universe, but to man?
Tho question Is answered
ber sales, grazing permits and other
During the Hermiston fair this
j
find
out
where
the
problems
begin
n
"Tho
Great Alone,” a West
sources of national forest revenue week Mr skovbo ba„ a dlHpiay m the
¡and hls place in the great plan and Coast production presented at tho
for the past fiscal year will be dis- Oregon Hardware window,
then to restrain himself within the Play House Friday and which, while
trlbuied by the Forest Service, U. 8. '
.
! bounds o freal usefulness in the no( a story of the gridiron, is the
Department of Agriculture. Th(,w LADIES FURNISH EATS
; working out of the divine plan story of a football star to whom
moneys are returned to states in
FOR SHOW CROWDS
Christ gave to use the church as an the training and the game gave
which national forests are located
aid to real life and the finding of stamina. Judgement, valor, restraint,
for expenditure upon schools and
There will be plenty of good things
'ourselves and our place In life.
and other qualities which made h'Tn
roads.
to eat at the Dairy and Hog Show.
Wo invite all who will to. come ¡a man among men when, after hls
An additional 10 per cent of the The good ladies of the town will
and fellowship with us. You w ill-college days, ho was entrusted with
total receipts is transferred to the , gee to that no one goes away hung­
find a cordial welcome.
j a secret mission among the trap­
Forest Service for the construction ry. The various organizations will
Harry A. Wann, pastor.
pers and traders of the Canadian
of roads and trails within the forest serve chicken dinners and other good
fastnesses.
In this pursuit ho In­
and. this sum for the present year dinners; and between times they will
curs the enmity o t dangerous men,
Birthday Party
amounts to »338.57 6.
have coffee, sandwiches, pie, cake
Ixils Hutchinson, daughter of Mr. and a cool head and clear judge-
and such good things on tap. The I
and Mrs. B. Hutchinson of Cnlumh'a ment enables h'n to overcome ob­
fair has become a permanent insti- i
OULLIFORDS ACQUITTED ON
district, was given a parly Wednesday stacles and to bring to a success­
HORSE STEALING CHARGE tution; it has meant much In the de- j
afternoon In honor of her fifth birth­ ful conclusion (he difficult task en­
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velopment of the country and will
day anniversary to which a num­ trusted to him.
Arthur and Victor Gulliford were mean more in the future.
ber
of hls young friends were Invit­
Monroe Salisbury is star of ‘he
acquitted by a Jury «t Pendleton
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ed. Games were played and refresh­ production and has the role of a
last Thursday on the charge of steal-
W e ll W ait
ments served.
youth who carried Ihe traditions of
tag a mare from J. W. Thomas. The
Want ad In Pendleton East Oregon-
the grid'ron into the Canadian wilds.
case has been on trail for two days |Bn reads:
Ih e football scenes In the picture
Ray McCarroll Found Guilty
and wa„ turned over to the jury yea-
FOR SALE— My 1920 Overland
A verd’et of guilty was returned were photographed In Stanro.'A Uni­
terday afternoon at 2 o’clock. The »825. If you want It tor leas see Dr.
last Friday night by the jury which versity’s field and stadium Tué are
Jury was out six hours.
’ Watts or wait a while.
heard the ease against Ray McCarroll therefore authentic.
The defense admitts selling the
...
rhsrged with failing to give half the
Sen or Class night also vaudeville.
mare to C. E. Shaver of Hermiston.
Methodist Reception SncceM
road to an automobile proceeding in
but claimed that Victor Gulliford I The reeept’nn at the Methodist
the opposite direction. The rase was
New Feature at Play House
bought the animal from Claude ' church was well attended and a very
heard by Judge Phelps In the circuit
The management of the Play House
flertvaer. Raley and Stelwer repre- enjoyable affair. The program was
court at Pendleton.
has made arrangements for a new
seated the defense and District At- (abort and spicy The artistic deeora-
The case waa the outgrowth of an feature for the W’eduesday n g h t
torney Kearor prosecuted the ease, ttons of the club room aad the popu-
accident early In the summer which shows. This lH a picture newa fea­
Many Echo people attended the trial lartty of the games added much
Involved the automobiles of Dr. Prime ture called "Select Newa" and given
— Echo New»,
(he enloymeat of the evening.
of Hermiston and Mr. McCarroll,
the latest new» in picture form.
iw-
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