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HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9. 1924
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No, B
Twelfth Annual Dairy and Hog Show
HERMISTON, OREGON ::
OCTOBER 10-11, 1924
punt. Addleman kicked 50 yards
and Farrens returned 20. The next
three plays netted 18 yards, a pass
Hundreds of Hunters Come to Pro­
failed and then Timmons made seven
ject in Quest of Pheasants
over
tackle and he was replaced by
Devoted to the Interest and Development of the Hermiston Sohoola
The Umatilla Project 18 truly a
brother Bob. Bob started by mak­ Brief Resume of Happenings at
’ r H T D SWITZLER, PIONEER OF Mecca for sportsmen during the
GAME ENDS IN SCORE OF 12 TO 0 ing three and made another first
Vol. 4.
No. 1
the Week Collected far
pheasant season.
COUNTY, VICTIM
down after Copelan had passed 8
IN WA-HI FAVOR
The season opened here laet Sun­
Our Readers.
The Hermiston high school foot mediately in behalf of the Armenian
yards to Owsley. Here the visitors
day but as early as Tuesday nimrods ball team was defeated laet Satur­ children.
made a desperate stand and took the
Coroner Brown, After an Investiga­ from all sections of the state begin day by the Wa-Hl team on the An­
Game Is One of Fastest Played on
Jesse A. Crabtree, acting postmastez
to arrive in Hermiston with their keny field at Walla V.'alla, the score
tion E x o n e r a te s The Train
ball
on downs. In the shadow of
The annual sale drive ended Thurs
at Girard, has received permanent
The
W
alla
W
alla
Field.
W
alla
guns,
dogs
f
and
paraphernalia.
By
their own goal the Hermiston boys
Crew of Blame
day of last week with triumph for
being 12 to 0.
appointment to the office.
Saturday night every room In the
W alla Paper Gives Account
chose to pass which looked rather
the seniors. A three pound box of
Although
the
score
went
against
The annual conference of the Con­
Hermiston hotel and the annex
foolish,
but
the
heady
quarter
knew
Of Game
chocolates was awarded to the sen­
John D. Switzler, aged 87, was across the track was occupied. A .hem the local squac feels that If iors for their success, and a smaller
his stuff for there was only a min­ gregational church started In Balm
d not been for the fact that
killed almost instantly Sunday nigHt large number who was unable to t
ute to play and he was making an Tuesday to continue tor three days.
consolation box to the juniors who
brutks
of
the
gan
went
against
Malcom Hunter, city recorder ef
ehen struck by a switch engine at procure rooms at the hotel found beds
The Sunday Walla Walla Union attempt to get awey for a long pass
. they would ht o ft reed Wa- followed In close competition.
and cots that had been placed in
Umatilla.
carried the following story of the and run before the gun barked. Thla Newport, has been discharged on the
l to come out at tt smnll end of
Mr. Switzler with a friend, Henry private homes throughout the city.
The tickets for the "Fall Fes­ Walla Walla-Hermiston game played failed, however, and they ipunted ground that he is not an American
the
deal. No doubt the ao-called
Griffin, was crossing the switch On Sunday morning the residents of
, out oft. bounds on the 35 yeard line citizen.
tival,’’ the hlh school and faculty at that city Saturday 1st:
An Oregon City ordinance forbids
tracks in the vicinity of the round- this locality was awaken from their ’ Clue Devils" of th« above named plays, are now on sale. Get ycur
The Wa-Hl team took a hard as the half ended. Score Wa-Hl 6,
candidates nailing campaign cards on
■■ use. It was getting dusk and the slumbers by the guns of the huntl city are nursing some . ore spots and tickets early there securing a re­ fought victory from the Hermiston i Hermiston 0.
* two failed to see the approch of the ers. They were everywhere In evi­ brulseB inflicted on then, by the served seat.
high school team yesterday afternoon
The second half Btarled with telephone or telegraph poles within
switch engine. Mr. OTiffln escaped. dence and many a Chinese rooster demons of the local squad, and are
on Ankeny field. The game was one Holmgren back In the gan.3 for Wa. tho city limits.
Coroner Brown after an lnvestlga. that had strutted so proudly through applying hot cloths to take the wob­
thrill after another all the way | Hl and Lomax going Into left guard
Places where poultry is kept for
Grade News
tlon exhonorated the train erew of the alfalfa fields the day before was ble out of the knees.
The first grade lg pleased to re­ through, but the local team seemed for Sllvey on the Hermiston team. sale in Eugene must be kept sani­
No serious Injuries were incurred port the following list of visitors to have the punch In the pinches.
any blame a8 It was averred that laid low ere the setting of the sun.
1 Jacky kicked to the goal line but tary, according to an ordinance pese-
Mr. Fwltzler’s eyesight was poor and At sundown a temporary truce was by the members of lue home team during the past month: Mrs. Shaver The Hermiston team was full of Addleman brought it back to the cen- ed by the city council.
that he and Mr. Griffin apparently declared and men begin to come in­ except a few sore legt and a general Miss Dalllnger, Mr. Warner, Mrs. fight all the time, but were a little | ter of the field. Tho flrbt play, a
Thousands of cattle are being taken
did not see the headlight of the en­ to town with the limit that the law mental disturbance of the entire Reed, Mr. Reed, Mrs. Dodd, Mrs. lighter than their opponents, al­ 1 pass by the old end out method, out of Lake county by the large ranch­
allows them. Quite a number pro­ squad.
gine.
Schtmke, Mrs. Burkenbine, Mrs. though they seemed to make up for I netted the visltor8 20 yards and 4 ers on account of a shortage of hay
Mr. Switzler was a member of a cured tags, which Is required by law
Kellogg, Miss Compton, Supt. Day, this handicap by their good head more plays through the line brought for the winter feeding.
pioneer family of Oregon. His par. before a bird can be sent out of the
A modern cold storage plant will
On October 11, ti e last day of Mrs. Schilling, Mrs. Hayden. Mrs. work and the team work which they In 30 yards more, two more line
" -ts came west from Missouri in county, and seat the game home by the Hermiston Dairy and Ilog show, Biggs, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Skovbo. displayed. Both goals were threat­ bucks for five yards and then an­ be erected in Astoria In the near
1843. settling on an lslapd near Van­ express. It is stated that some of the team w'll meet the Umatilla Mrs. Ralph. Visitors are encour­ ened on several different occasions, other long pass, Addleman to Wat­ future by the Ryan Fruit company, a »
couver. Mr. Switzler later came to the best bird dogs of the state were team. As per usual the opposing aged to come at all times.
but the defense stiffened at the erman. for 12 more yards. Another cording to announcement.
•he TTmatllla region and on Swltz- brought here this season, a number team will probably give the local
critical times and the ball went over pass for 7 yard8 and two line plays
Statistics recently compiled show a
’ ’L Island engaged In the raising of of them being exhibited and winn­ squad a good practice game and a
A football game has been arrang­ on downs. It has been a long time had the ball on the six yard line low death rate for Cascade Locks.
ed for next Saturday between the since any high school team has dis­ with four down and five to go on From January, 1924, to date there
horses. Some years ago he retired ing laurels not only 1 nthls state but chance to play their substitutes.
Hermiston eighth grade and the played as good head work on te local the six yard line. Here Holmgren have been but two deaths.
and since then haB resided at Uma- In other states of the Northwest.
t ’lln.
Umatilla eighth grade.
field as the Hermiston team did, the Intercepted a pass on his own three
The planting of 1,000,000 baby trout
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Monday morning the high school
His wife died some years ago.
judgment of plays and when to use yard line, which if he had knocked raised at the Necanlcum hatchery in
enjoyed an address given by M. B.
The sixth grade has two new pup. them was almost perfect.
ot” vlvlng him are a son. Will Swltz.
down would have given the locals the various streams of Clatsop coun­
Paroungaln In favor of the Near llg making a total of thirty-six, the
’ > a-d three daughters, Mrs. Prank
To start the fray, Jacky of the the ball on the 20 yard line instead ty was completed last week.
East relief fund. Mr. Paroungaln largest class in the school.
' - i . ’n, of Walla Walla, Mrs.
local team kicked off to Parrish, who of the three yard line. Holmgren
Employment was furnished last
is well qualified for this work since
Ferrll. of Sunnyside and Mrs.
was downed on the 18 yard line. then punted out on his 18 yard line. week through the United' States em­
Several new pupils has entered en­ The next play the visitors punted In­ Hermiston had the ball on the. 15 ployment bureau at Eugene to IN
he himself is an Armenian and has
’v Br»er of Yakima. Funeral
taught school In several countries of tered the grades, Clarence Grahm to Bale territory, Addleman getting yard line and the Wa-Hl line stiffen­ persons, 154 men and 32 women.
e vi ci e. :j) be held Tuesday from
'
"harpi-teln resdence In W alla W. A. SWARTOUT WILL AGAIN BE Asia Minor. The high school show­ In the eighth, Alva G-rahara In ihe off a 46 yeard punt. After several ed. The visitors tried tor make .’ 0
GOVERNOR PIERCE TO
ed their enthusiasm by their unani­ second, and Mildred Grimm In the attempts by the local team to pierce yards on a pass which failed and
Walla.
A MEMBEE OF THE FIRM
SPEAK MONDAY
mous consent to ral’e 240.00 lm- fifth.
the vlsl tors line the ball went to the locals took the ball on tho 15
’ •’■■'«atfon D istricts to Hold Election
Hermiston on down8 In the center yard line. Copelan made 15 through
The Hermiston Irrigation Dls- Farley W ill Be Proprietor of a Mar­
bounds and Is one of the main In­ of the field. Two passes and two the line on punt formation, Timmons
Governor Pierce will speak a t
. ’ t a’-d the West Extension Irriga.
dustries of the project.
end runs failed and the Hermiston added 11, and then Wa-Hl drew a the Hermiston auditorium next
ket That W ill Occupy the Build­
•tin District of Umatilla and Mor-
boys tried to punt which was block, 15 yard penalty for pushing and Monday night. With him will be
ing Formeriy Parker Store.
•nw counties will hold their elections
Cookingham Speaks Here Wednesday ed hut was recovered by them. then five for offside. Rice’ dropped
the state treasurer and the sup­
About 90 people gathered In the After making eight yards of line
"'-to’^er 14.
back and punted out on the 33 yard
Anti-Saloon
The purpose of the election for
Playhouse here Wednesday night to playg the visitors fumbled and Wa- line. Here Hermiston tried another erindent of the
J. R. Farley, who some time ago
listen to R. T. Cookingham. Mr. Hl recovered on the 35 yard line,
both districts will be to elect two
league
of
the
state.
of the "dead man” passes, which
came here from Washougal, Wash., HERMISTON CREAMERY GIVES. Cookingham, who Is the Independent
directors.
three plays netted thirty yards and would no doubt been completed If
OUT FIGURES
candidate for sheriff of Umatilla then a pass, Copelan to Holmgren,
On the Hermiston ballot the names and purchased the Interest of W. A.
W hitman Colloege Notea
tho receiver had not fallen down.
Leo Smith, a student of Whitman
county, scored the present Incumbent took the ball over for the first The quarter ended with the ball on
of Frank Beddow and H. J. Still­ Swartout In the Hermiston Cream­
ery
disposed
of
his
share
to
T.
S.
ings appears.
$198, 181.08 Paid to Dairymen Of stating that the office was run In score. Holmgren failed at the try tho 33 yeard line in possession of college in Walla Walla, Washington,
stepped somewhat Into the limelight
On the West Extension the candi­ Townsend, the other member of the
an Inefficient manner. He Btated for goal. Jackey kicked to the goal tho visitors.
Project B y the Concern in L ittle
by playing a remarkable game of
that the 18th amendment wa8 not line and the ball was returned 22
dates *r® C. E. Glascow, of Irrigon, firm, the latter part of last week.
Over a Y e «
The fourth quarter opened with football In the Whitman-O. A. O.
end Leslie Packard of Boardman,
Mr. Townsend stated he had pur­
being enforced In the county and yards as the quarter ended. Here
a bang as the Oregon boys complet­ fuss at Pendleton on Friday laet.
Mr. Glascow to serve three years and chased the stock for W. A. Swart
The dairy Industry of this pro­ promised that If he was elected a Rice was put In for Goodman. Her.
ed a five yard pass and Parrish The way In which he performed at
out,
who
has
returned,
and
will
Im­
vigorous
campaign
would
be
waged
Mr. Packard two.
ject is directly responsible for a pay
mediately resume his duties as butter roll of nearly |100,000 a year. These against all bootleggers. Jim Brown, miston made one first down hut lost bored into the blue and white line the pivot berth shows promise that In
maker. Mr. Farley has purchased figures are taken front the books candidate tor coroner and Rev. Brill the ball by a fumble which Rice re­ for 10 yeards. Again the Invaders him there Is a valuable man for
CAB HUNS OVER FOOT
covered. Holmgren went out on in­ tried the pass and missed tlelng the
the meat market located In Cjibb of the Hermiston Creamery Co. pastor of the Christian churdh, of
Whitman college. He Is a member
juries as Timmons made It first and
A ndy Kern, an employee of the brothers store and will move the and show that In a little over two Pendleton, also spoke. Rev. Young ten on the 30 yard line. A pass, soore by a matter of a few Inches. of the sophomore class and belongs
The ball went to the "blue devils”
’ ermlston Light & Power Co., has fixtures to the building formerly oc­ years they paid out to the dairymen acted as chairman of the meeting.
Copelan to Owsley, netted five yards on their six yard line. Rice print­ to the Zeta Phi Epsilon fraternity.
been confined to hlB room with a cupied by Parker’s store. He ex­ of the project 2188,191.05. Thig
but a penalty was called and this waH ed out of bounds on the 45yard line.
NOTICE
lame foot. A few days ago Andy pects to stock the store with a line does not repreeent the total value
Miss Jane Gunn of Hermiston wee
There will be a stockholders meet­ lost along with five more. A line Tho ball went up and down the field
of
meats
and
vegetables.
In company with Frank Ralph was
named as one of the eleven to mem­
of money received from dairy pro­ ing of the Hermiston Farmers’ Ex­ buck by Copelan for five yards put
with neither team able to keep it bership to the Dramatic club of
* rrt doing some line work. While
ducts of this locality as some of the change on the afternoon of October the ball within two Inches of the
returning home they met a band of COMMUNITY CLUB HAVE INTER cream Is shipped out while others 22 at 2 P. M. in the Hermiston pub­ required ten yards, so the ball went and make yardage. The ball chang­ Whitman college. To attain this
ed hands twice and then the visi­
ESTING MEETING.
sheep. Andy got out of the car In
are making butter.
lic library for the purpose of wind­ to Hermiston on downs on their own tors came through with another of honor she competed with about
order to drive the sheep from the
The above figures prove that ing up the business.
19 yard line. Hermiston failed on the long pns.es whch netted them sixty fellow students. Miss Gunn is
road. In getting back on the runn­
The meeting of the Oommunlty dairying Is developing by leaps and
S. H. Barnard, Secy. three line bucks and was forced to 35 yeards and brought them within a sophomore of the Institution, bar­
ing board his foot slipped and one Club held at the library October 7
ing come here from Monmouth Nor­
striking distanco but a fumble cut mal, Oregon.
of the wheels run over this mem­ was one of the most interesting of
the rally short. Wa-Hl fumbled and
ber. No bones were broken but a the year. In an exceptionally well
the Hermiston boys recovered and OMMEXCTAT. CLUB TO DRAW UP
severe strain was the result. Andy written paper on Immigration Mrs.
after
pulling two plays Copelan in­
RESOLUTION
is able now to hobble around.
G. R. Robinson gave the club women
tercepted a pans and ran tt back ten
At the Commercial club luncheon
a resume of Immigration from the
yards. Here It looked like the loc
uwiday the club voted to draw up
time of the early colonies. After
W T L SPEAK AT LIBRARY
als
were going to strike again for i set of resolutions condemning
hearing this her audience felt much
they made 28 yards In four downs 'enniargarlne and urging commer-
Mrs. Remington will be here on more able to understand and sym­
and then Hermiston drew a fifteen -lal bodies and newspapers to sup-
Tuesday, October 14, to speak to the pathize with recent legislation on
ynrd penalty for holding and on the ort the dairy Interests. A copy of
—omen of Hermiston, at the public the subject. A paper on the time­
next play after Farrens had failed Ihe resolutions will be taken up to
’I’rnry at 1:80. Mrs. Remington la ly topic of Forest Conservation was
on an end run the Wa-Hl boys drew fcndleton and the comercial body of
•So wife of the Episcopal bishop of read by Mrs. F. B. Swayze. In
a fifteen yard penalty for pushing
hat city asked to endorse them.
Fastern Oregon and is a very Inter­ this Mrs. Swayze impressed the
With two minutes to play Copelan
esting speaker. Everybody i8 cor- women with the enormous needless
Shot a 20 yard pass to Holmgren and
dnlly Invited to this meeting.
Methodist Episcopal Church
waste and the necessity of Federal
another by the same route which
Sunday. Oct. 12— Sabbath school
legislation along this line.
n e tte d 15. This brought the ball at 10 A. M. Morning worship 11
’ EEVES-SPENCEE
The club voted to ask the health
to the 2 yard line with 30 seconds to A. M. Epworth lea g u e at 7 P. M.
officer. Dr. IHsley, to speak to the
go. Dick Timmons came to the res­ Evening worship, I P. M. Weekly
t Fdyth Reeves and Gerald B. Spen- students in the high school auditor­
cue and furnished the other two prayer and Bible study Thursday
~<r were quietly married at Pendle- ium on the subject of infantile paral­
yards but Copelan failed to kick evening at 7:30. You ere Invited
tnn October 8, In the presence of a ysis. If by chance any one should
goal
as the time was up.
to any or all of these meetings. H.
*-w friendg. Edyth 1s the oldest be exposed to this dread disease be
Young, minister.
daughter of J. E. Reeves of this should report the fact Immediately
The Une-up was as follows:
niece. Mias Reeves is popular in to the health officer and should re­
Hermiston
Wa-Hl
•o<t<re and chin-eh work. Mr. 8p.?noer main at borne until the doctor is
Holmgren FARM BUREAU CONTRIBUTES TO
Sh otwell
L. E.
FUND
an employee of the O. W. R. A satisfied he Is not coming down with
Owsley
R. E.
Woodard
At a recent meeting of the Colum­
Umatilla, where they will make the disease. By taking these pre­
Sllvey
L. T.
Goodman
bia Farm Bureau It was voted to
’ -»- home.
Klnman
Rhodes
cautions, It Is hoped that Hermiston
R. T.
make n donation of 250 to the dairy
Carson
Ebdlng
L. O.
may escape this epidemic.
.•■■o' let ton to help fight the "ole©
SKOVBO TAXES PHIZES FOX
Philips
Peltnulder
R. O
Mil that will be on the ballot this
HONEY
Taber
Walker
C.
PARENT TEACER MEETING H
Farrens' (iall. The money will be forwarded
Addleman
Q
CHANGED FROM THURSDAY
Jens Skovbo, local honey producer,
>e Mr. Mulkey, president of the ae­
Longhorn
L. H.
Copelan
TO FRIDAY
made a creditable showing nt the
ro» fat Ion.
Wnterman
R. H.
Jacky
state fair. Mr. Skovbo with bis
Parrish
Timmons
F.
honey exhibit erne awarded six blue
"Tie gradual destruction of the
The regular meeting of the Par­
ribbons and one red. '
ent Teaeher8 will be held at the
’’. he r.ffTtlgh of ho game were Buck dairy Industry will come If we do
He also sect nn exhibit to the school house Friday afternoon. Oct.
o f Iowa, referee, Leo Sm th of Whit, not prevent It by every means I*
Western Wr-.hlngton state fair and 10, at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Perkins, state
n u n , urn pH e, and Dean, of Whitman, our power. Proper legislation la one
received tvx> tlweg apd tw o rede.
president, will addreea the m eetlag.
of (heee.
head |in es» n a .
UMATILLA MAN
KILLED BY TRAIN
HERMISTON IS A
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