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.OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1923
GARDEN WEEK IS
MARKET COMMUNITY CLUB
a year ago. Col. McNaught
OBSERVED HERE of About
near Hermiston decided that if his
GIVES LUNCHEON
nàighttor, George Strohm, could make
Those Eligible for May Queen
•‘Three O’cleok in the Morning”
llowlng 1 high
' school girls are
The following
(Sapper's Lyrle for song)
eligible to receive votes for queen.
The
following parody written by
You may vote for any*or all of them.
Mr. O. G. Sapper and sang to the
The bnliot boxes are in the various
tune of "Three o’clock In the Morn
business houses. Votes are one cent
ing-** was rendered by Mise Mabel
a success of the hog feeding and
apiece. If you bave a favorito place
Brown at the grade school enter
DISPLAY IS ARRANGED breeding game, he might learn a few MRS. WADE, OF PENDLETON
IS her name at the top of the Uet by QUESTION SETTLED AT TUESDAY tainment last Saturday evening.
Below we print the standing of the
TOK SEPT. 4
of the tricks himself, and that he.
voting today.;
GUEST OF HONOR
MEETING
haa succoededein his ambition is the
A May Day Pageant Is coming, ' candidates In the voting contest for
Mary Addleman, Edna Bokieh,
May Queen.
conclusion juetifed by the déclara-
Beau Mini girls, not few.
Ruby Beebe, Gertrude Belsse, Zona
Lilt Includes Prizes for Growing AH ton obdKrt Whitman of the Pendle
To save the committee the dunning
The results given are taken from a
BenBel,
Irma
Buchner,
Elda
Buhman.
An Interesting and Well Rendered
count of the votes on Wednesday
Eleanor Briggs, Mabel Brown. o * i - Merchants are Azked. to. Refrain
ton Packing & Provision Co. that
Vote for your girl, wont you.
~Varieties of Flowers and
Program is Thoroughly En
From Distributing Individ
two carloads of hogs from the Mc
Shrubbery
They're Hermiston girls and we night.
gianna Briggs, Orrel Campbell, Mel.
joyed By AU
ual
Calendar*
Naught feed yards recently received
love them
•
______
ba Callahan, Clara Chrletophemon,
by .the local qonqern are a boot as
And we all know they love you.
Alice Cllnrsmitb, Mary Currie, Len
Garden Week has accomplished Its j r 0 * l M Have t|r « | bejrp jfrajighpered
And if you love dear old Hermis
Forty-five ladles attended the ore Dyer. Phyllis Byer, ’Kreta Fox,
At last the Community calendar
main objective in Hermiston— there here
ton, do your bit, wont you.
luncheon given by the Community Vldls Fox, Elaine Hunt, Inez Hunt
la abundant evidence of new interest
Col. McNaugJit purchased about club at the Hermiston hotel Tues Bessie Hammer, Florence Hannan question Is settled.
in gaiMening. The prizes offered by 50 head of gilts , a®dj-.sows from
Now is the real voting time.
On last Tuesday at their luncheon
day, The usual reports were given. Clara Hedwall, Bernice Jackson, Lolg
the Community club for floral ex Strohm hist season. WtA this brood
We’re
cajllng, begging.
the
Commercial
club
Instructed
the
Jackson,
Rita
Loudermilk.
1
May
Plans for the Pageant by Mesdames
hibits and lawn Improvements have stock he produced something like
Please wont you? That will be
C. E. Baker and E. J. Kingsley, flow Meyers, Gertrude Mitchell, Pauline calendar committee to order calen
met with a hearty response and the 350-head of fat hogs, the first car
fine.
er show plans, Mrs. Hinkle, federat. Morris, Edith MHtesell, Nancy Mc dars for distribution again this year.
Floral Display which the flub will load
Which cam / to the Pendle
Vote for your choice girl In time,
Virtually
the
methods
used
last
year
Naught,
Vivian
Nation,
Anita
Paul
od clubs by Mrs. O C. Young, and
sponsor September 4 promises to bo ton market more than a week since
Say that there soon will be a May
Mrs. Hanellne reminded the club of sen, Margaret Neary, Marte Pelmul in its Isuance will again govern the
a fine feature for Hermiston. Any and the second lot, yesterday.
Day Queen.
the ml||iriery class to be held at the der, Marjorie Pelmulder, Madge distribution ths year.
* resident of Hermiston and vicinity
Col. McNaught has out quite an library April 5th from 10 o’clock on. Quick, Virginia Rodda,
Georgia
There has never been »ny appar
is eligible to entry in the contest The acreage of eern »a his sn a k y goar
Now vote for your girl at the drug
Opal ent :,oppostlon to the calendar but
M iss Kniily shotwell sang two beau Reeder, Arloulno Robinson,
committee in charge of entries and Hermiston last year/ biij_il)Cf usgd
store.
tlful numbers with Mrs. Chezik at Sponner, Grace Sklhnerl Florence some of the business man took ex
all arrangements pertaining to the corn and barley to top out his red the plailo. The piano duet by Eliza Skinner, Gladys Skinner, Marjorie ception to certain restraints which
We all expect you to;
display and contest is
the club’s beauties. He will have another car
For they’re the ones we are work
beth Straw and Margaret Waterman Spencer, Lucile Sullivan, Hazel Suth the .more ardent advocates of the
standing committee on civic Improve short time, and he now has a big
lng for.
were exceptionally well rendered. erland, Mary Super, Let® Thomas, calendar argued was necessary in
ment whch consists of Mesdames ■vao on the market here with In «
Success depends on you.
Helen
Upham,
Gladys
Wa/e,
Ruth
order
to
make
the
community
calen
They played a selection from Grelg’s
Shotwell, Briggs, Hinkle, Pelmulder crop of plg3 that will be ready for
Expenses are heavy but worth It.
dar a success.
“Peer Qynt” and for an encore"Ase’8 Woughter.
and West. It Is hoped that prepara market next fall. At the present
'Twill be a vonderful day.
—-
Death.’’ The girls are to be congrat
The bone ol contention seemed to
tions necessary for competing In rate the colonel will be at qiarkg(-
Surely *twl)l make a big hit
ulated, not only on the application
be idnethfer or not the business men
these contests will be made now, ing abaut six carloads of fat hogs
So vote (or yonr Queen of May.
shown, but in the type of music for
of l|prmlston should issue calendars
every year.
when the planting time is on.
which (hey are cultivating a taste.
as individuals. Some argued that it
S P E C IA L C O R R E SP O N D E N C E
Prizes given are those which will
“We are securin ga nice lot of
FLOWER GROWERS ATTENTION
W. V. Prime gave a picture
I ■ .waa their privilege If they saw fit to
encourage a larger Interest in gar classy hog„ from the Hermiston dis
reading on "The Gleaners,” which
All interetsed in an outdoor garden
do so, while others claimed that by
William
Graham
left
for
La
den work in succeeding years, and trict now," Mr. Whitman declares.
was much enjoyed. Mrs. Chezik Grande last Saturday.
dolag so the community . calendar club will meet at the library Tues
secure a distribution of a variety of “The prices established by the Port,
played two piano solos in her usual
would not receive the consideration day afternon, April 10, at 2 o’clock
plants on the project. The following land market are used as a bane* Or
sharp. A tour of Inspection to two
pleasing manner and Mrs. S. C. Loch-
that ‘it rightfully should^ have.
Laura
Phipps.
Rift
Monday
fqr
W
il
is the prize list:
our dealings. It is less trouble for
or three nearby gardens will be
,, xr
rle followed with the first paper on lamette.
Nevertheless,
last
Tuesday
a
vote
For best asters, collection at glad th e H erm iston breadar «
here a)ke drama. Miss Clara Hall and
was called for to ascertain If the com made.
ioli; for best perennials, collection than to P o rtlan d , he g ets the sam e Mra. Brownson assl8ted
the
Paul Stocfcard came home for
mittee should be instructed to dup
of canna; for best roses, collection net price, and v t get - some-good’
—
GUESS IT'S CATCHING
mer giving a clever review of Eu extended visit last Tuesday.
licate last year’ order of calendars FARM AND HOME WIRELESS
of zinnia and aster seed; for best hogs, a good deal for all of us.”
(By Mrs. Taylor)
gene Walter’s “The Easiest Way,”
and all present- voted for the meas
READY FOR RURAL OREGON
dahlias, collection of perennials; for
Col. McNaught’s hogs have weigh
and the latter a criticism of Perry
A sedate buslnes man of Hermiston
Many young folks gathered at the ure. The committee was instructed
best zinnias, collection of dahlia e4 out slightly unde/ 20d'pounds.—
Mackay’s “The Immigrant
stopped before a store window yes
Fox home last Sunday to enjoy a pic to carry out the wishes of the club.
blubs; for general display of flowers, Tuesday’s Bast OeegMiiart
Extension Service 0. A. C. to Brod- terday and reflectively scratched his
Mri. Wade of Pendleton, who was nic on the lawn.
A
new
picture
will
appear
upon
a set of garden tools; for window or
cast News and Information to
the chib’s guest of honor. In her talk,
head. “Say,” he burst out, '’I’ve
the calendar this year to take the
porch box, a collection of potted Dr. Prime Acknowledges Communica-
Citizens in the Country
was enthusiastic in her praise of the
bien to Hitt's and their voting there,
There will be a farm bureau meet place of the U. S. Reclamation build
plants; for best improve dyard dur-
J i ‘/""i T tion
plans and work of the Hermiston ing at the school house Saturday ing which was the subject last year.
and here at Mitchell's their doing
shrubbery.
As president of the Commercial
t"'2 V
club. The meeting adjourned with night.
again! First thing I know, I’m
Farm, home and other rural com
Contestants in the improved yard club I beg to acknowledge the letter
the singing of America.
going to get excited about this.”
contest must report entry to the signed ”A Citizen” directed to me
Reoeve License Money
v munity news will be broadcast over
And that’s about the way It’s act
O. O. Felthouse wgs called to Walla
Oregon by the Extension service from
committee before April 17, that the stating their appreciation, with ac
I
A check for a little less than 323,-
ing on everyone. No matter how
Walla last Monday on account of the
the O. A. C. radio station at Corvallis
lawns or yards may be inspected at companying suggestions as to more
Baptist Church
000 has been received at the office
aloof they started out to be, the vot
death of his brqthe.r in that city.
this tlibe.
beginning Monday, March 28. Farm
space for certain data on the com
of the county treasurer as Umatilla
ing virus Is insidiously sapping Her.
Thq
Baptist
church
was
well
filled
A number of club members have munity calendar.
county's share qf the license money beginning Monday, March 26 and mlston’s most dignified residents of
last
Sunday
morning
to
listen
to
the
Miss
Verna
Locke
was
visiting
signified a willingness to share an
We assure you that we welcome
for automobiles paid in between No each week thereafter until they give their feeling of splendid Isolation.
over-supply of seed with less fortu your criticism and suggestions In Easter program given by the mem friends In Columbia district Sunday.
vember 22, 1922 and March 15 of further notice, and tune up nt 360
Up to (he day voting .started there
nate neighbors. These seed will be the spirit that It was wrttten.r,Wo bers of the Sunday school and to hear
meters for the Oregon Agricultural
were reported to be several “sure
Mr. and Mrs. Paulsen and daugh this year. Thls payment represents college KFDO air service.
taken to the library at the club meet, arq desirous of putting oufe^eauindar the beautiful Easter sermon that fol.
one-fourth of the sum paid in loss
bets,” but the moment the little blue
ing April 17 for distribsticrr. Any that wHl be useful td those who re lowed. The Sunday school Is In ters Anita and Frances, returned
Short talks on farm topics and on slips began to drop into the ballot
chargee
of
admistratinn.
Amounts
creasing
steadily
both
in
Interest
and
from Portland the first of the week.
who wish may respond in this help ceive them. However these forms
paid In durin gtfie period for licenses nutrition and home Improvements, boxes, dark horses began to creep
numbers, having more than reached
ful way;---- -------
.
are made by a. calendar house which"
was about 3102,000. The sum re and brief bulletins on seasonal and up and “off again, on again” was the
¡ the goal set for themselves some time
A group of young people enjoyed
put out many thousands of same and
cejvecL is greater than the same per. emergency waiters of lntereet to slogan from then on.
School Children Give Interesting Ex- doubt very much our ability to get ago— one hundred members by Eas Easter Sunday at the home of Helen
lod
of last year by almost 35.000 ac growers, will be featured. Announ-
Buslnes houses on both sides of the
hihtion
them to enlarge upon It without hav ter, In the evening a large audi Bennett.
cment of (he service will be made by track have been placarded, and post
cording
to
H.
H.
DeHart,
treasurer.
ence
was
present
to
hear
the
first
of
Quite a large crowd gathered in ing our own composition form which
Paul V. Marls, director of the exten ers, banners and stunts are liable to
East Oregonian.
front of the Oregon hotel last Friday would of necessity cause a great in a series of sermons on the second
The millinery elas will meet at
sion service, and occasional notices meet one at every turn before the
afternoon to witness the physical crease in the present expense. We coming of Christ. Rev. Davis will Mrs. J. H. Reid’s all day Tuesday and
will be given of Important weather 16th. Mabel Brown sang a Pageant
tralnng drll put on by the Hermston are pleased, nevertheless, to make deliver the second sermon on this Wednesday, the regular club session
Notice to Masons
and crop conditions, market reports, campaign eong during the entertain
subject
next
Sunday
evening
at
7:30,
schools.
Guy Finch, of The Dallea, Masonic community gatherings and like mat
these suggestions tb our calendar
being Wednesday. A1 members to
ment at the Bchool house Saturday
taking
as
the
basis
of
his
address,
The high school boys drilled under house that they might Improve their
bring lunch, the coffee being furn instructor for thia district, will visit ter.
evening. The tune was the famil
The
Metal
Image.
This
Is
a
subject
the direction of Mr. Arnold Gralapp forms in the future.
!;
Hermiston Masonic Lodge No. 138,
ished by Mrs. Reid.
“This
new
type
of
service
will
be
iar one of "Three O’clock In the
all
are
interested
In
and
Mr.
Davis
their physical director. Each com
Dr. F. V. Prime,
Wednesday, April 11. Special meet
of epeclal Interest to farmers and Morning” but the words were brand
mand given was executed with mili Pres. Hermiston Commercial Club. .will have something to say that will
The children of Columbia school ing. Refreshments served.
other rural citizens who enjoy liter new and were written by Otto Sap
be well woyth while for you to hear.
tary precision demonstrating differ
A, W. Agnew, Secretary
were tested by two Pendleton doc
ary and musical programs over their per. These are catchy and are be
Miss
Emily,
Shotwell
will
sing.
Come
ent movements of the body that tend
tors last Wednesday. The school
receiving sets,” says Mr. Marie. ing published elsewhere In the Her
end hear her.
to promote health and quick think ♦
was found as a whole to be very
Stated comunlcatlon of Queen Es- '“We hope it will be a welcome addl. ald.
♦
ing.
good.
J theit Chapter, O. E. S,, next Tuesday tlon to their radio service and make
* O .A .C . FARM REMINDERS «
In response to several requests the
A phonograph was placed on the
,J
Methodist Church
night. Degree. By order of Wor their receiving sets more Interesting Herald Is publishing a list of the
veranda of the hotel and the grade
thy Matron.
Watch Your Laurels Bakersfield
Sunday sihool at 10 o’clock and
girls In the high school. This Is
and valuable.”
pupils with Mr. A.E. Bensel as in
Crab Apples H it by Seab
moi*ning
worship
at
31.
Epworth
done
to assist those not in close
A
man
who
registered
at
the
Ore
A
good
many
farmers
and
others
structor, exercised to music. It was
Apple scab causing patches on :tl» j League at 7:30. Next Sunday the gon hotel last Friday is responsible
A. V. Gulllland has purchased a outside of the larger centers of pop touch with school affaire but desln-
lnteresttpg to watch the tots of the eaves and fruit, attacks crab apples
newi Cole 8. According to reports ulation are said to have receiving ous of voting In tho contest. The
lower grades go through the drill. causing the leaves and small fruit to services will be In keeping with the for the following anecdote; “I got
Mti.j Gulllland will leave soon for a sets, and still others are planning Herald Is also taking a personal In
anniversary
of
Dedication
Day
with
On
board
the
train
at
The
IMlloA
They were quiet and orderly at all drop. The use of a iimq-eulfur spray
rtpi to South America. lie will to Install them soon.
terest In the battle, as shown In an
times and seemed to thoroughly en (1-30) just as soon as the cluster appropriate music. The choir 1 h do When the conductor eanie a round tq
drive to Portland and ship his car
ing
splendid
work
and
the
music
offer
appearing this week.
collect
the
tickets
I
asked
him
when
joy each moment of the exhibition
The 0. A. C. sendlag radius Is good ■
buds have opened so os to expose the rendered Easier Sunday was beauti we would arrive In Hermiston. We to gome point In the above named
Mrs. Earl Kingsley, vote manager.
The
station
is
broadcasting
two
or
tiny blossom buds in the center 1» ful. Monday, April 9 Is Clean-up ate due In the oil fields at 5:25 he country.
Is posting the votes each night at
three evenings a week at about 7:30
Grade School Entertainment Success recommended. Another application
headquarters, the drug store, and
A large and appreciative audience of the spray Is made Just before tho day with dinner In the evening. exclaimed.,r Thus we are aware
to 8:30 or • P- nt. The program
Don’t
forget
the
Sunday
school
In
you
may vote there, also at Hltt’e or
1
rs
Ada
Ronesnn
and
Mrs.
R.
A.
that
our
oil
drilling
operation«
have
gathered in Jthe high school auditor- buds actually open. This will prev
from March 26 until changes are an
Siseel'e.
e were Pendleton visitors Mon nounced will be as follows:
t-m last Saturday night, the erent ent tho attach of the scab and give a stitute April 18. Harry A Wann, extended beyond the city limits of
Hermiston.
day;
being the grade school entertain Chance for clean fruit to set If prop pastor.
Monday, farm and rural commun
Can In» Flra Guard.
ment given for the purpose of pur erly followed up by the latter sprays
ity news; Tuesday, miscellaneous
You've been In garages and
chasing a phonograph for their use On susceptible varieties of apples
matters; Wednesday, college music,
In physical training.
beginning at about 8; sometimes on those signs which read, “No Smoking.”
these two scab sprays are absolutely
Mechanics and customers standing un
Both teachers and children are to. necessary for beet result,, and great
Friday, phonograph records.
der the sign light cigarettes. Out In
be congratulated fqr the manner In est profite. These two applications
a New Jeraey garage there Is one of
which they presented the show.
Ö. II. Warner, of Boardman, was those signs. However, the personnel
of scab sprays are also file most ef
A unique feature of, the show waa fective sprays for mildew.
of the place contains one Individual
a Hermiston visitor Wednesday.
who sees to It that careless smokers
the stunts pulled advertising various
cause n<> damage.
firms In the city. Each child or
Corn makes a good crop for hogg
Mr. and Mrs. August Belsse end
If a »(ranger to the garage should
group of children came upon the ing down. Hogs fatten in good
family were In Pendleton Sunday to drop a cigarette on the floor he would
stage with articles sold by the firm shape by this method and labor Is
attend the sperlal services held in be atartled to aee a |>ollce dog rush at
which they represented and with w e l(rreatly
An aCTe
COrn
the Presbyterian church of that city hla feet. The average person to whom
chosen words conveyed to the au di-, y,e,d,og 40 bushels to the acre will
for the Knights Templar». Mr. thia happens Jumps Into, under or on
ienee the merits of said article».
j feed 20 shofes weighing J25 pounds
top o f'the nearest car, and la astound
Belsse Is a member of the order.
During the course of the evening!
15 dayg
ed to see that the animal la paying
no attention to him, but Is furiously
the lights went out caused by d e-1
feetve wires somewhere in the build
The Henry Hitt house being con stamping on the cigarette etub with ita
Swine can be fattened <m garbage
paw«.
ing, b u t. this served iu no way to from the Cities and fawns. Avoid '
structed on Mein street by contrac
When he la satisfied It la out ha am
dampen the ardor of either the per- FUC[, M may contain broken glass or '
tor Ed. Haugeberg, Is rapidly pro bles back to hla corner to lie with hla
formers or audience. Other lights | washing powders
gressing. According to reports the nose on a tire until the next cigarette
were procured and the performance
residence will cost In the neighbor Is dropped.—From a New York Letter
continued.
... . ,
.
hood of 36000 when completed.
In the Pittsburgh Dispatch.
One ton per acre increase In alfalfa '
yields obtained from applications oft
: Transfer!
sulfur fertilizers ha» made It possible
Cleut-ap Day Obaerved
Mrs. J. C. Ballenger waa brought
Horace O. Newport to Nettie L. to keep owe more sow per acre, re-
to this city last Saturday from
Clean-up day was observed in Her
Goodman, 310.3ft Lot 7, Mock 4;
a Malheur valley dairyman. <
Boardman to consult a local doctor. miston last Wednesday. Men, wom
Newport's addition to Hermiston.
1 Mr«. Ballenger has been 111 for some en and children aided In the cam
H. B. H itt te Wilbur W. Ulsley.
A new mimeograph on the prog
time.
paign. As a result trash and debris
310.00 Lota 2 and E, 35 feet of lot Iren of sulfur inventlgatlone In Ore-
of all kinds have been removed from
4, Hermiston.
goa Is now available from the O. A. t
Hazel Wolfe, little daughter of alleys and vacant lots. The town
«•dt «I——
’ n- C. Experiment station and a derailed'
I
Mr.
and Mr«. H. C. Wolfe of Irrigon, looks one hundred per cent better.
A power driven track sweeper report o f experiments Is bring pre-
was hostess at an Easter party at her Let’s strive to keep It in this condi
epn up and loads Into ears the
la Millet la ton». ,f*
j
home
Saturday afternoon, March 31. tion.
accumulated dirt—Chiefly elude»»,
Various
games a.->d refreshments were I
1 1
aabes and
dust— w ^ k , fowl» j
Auction Sole
enjoyed
by
all.
Among
those
Invlt
Columbia
Farm Bureau will hold
the rood
»her» poaker Jocoino-1 Hess and Little will sefl 10 head
ed were: Claradee Grover, Eliza- a meeting at the school house Sat-
tlvee are
It operated at ab ou t,o f rows Saturday. April T. at t ft. n>
bet h Grover, Doehla Oraybeal, Vlr- urday evening. In addition to dla-
four mile« an hour nod cute tko-ooo : MJ0 h«*d at Dairy « Hog Show
dle Leach, Lucy Wadsworth, Helen cuselng the "oleo” bill there will be
-half whey« hand-tabor wm for j yards. 10 I» Beanett. aoctloper.
Laraereaug. Anna McCarthy, Ruth I a vaudeville stunt put on In the way
Doble, Vo#» J obos , J um Knight,
'
m »»tertgfament footor«.
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COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES
Arouline Robinson
- - - -
212
Leta Thomas - 202
Lucille Sullivan -
- - - - 120
Melba Callahan -
- - - - 100
Nancy McNaught
...................... 57
Margaret Neary -
.......................47
Mary Addleman -
...................... 40