The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, May 09, 1929, Image 6

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OREGON RTjtiE NEWS
OF GEOAL INTEREST
as
Are Joint Hostesses.
Couldn't Follow Rulo
Mrs. F. V. Prime and Mrs. C. S
St. Paul, Minn.—Rule No. J for
McNaught were Joint hostesses at a robberies Is: Phone the police. It
party Monday at the home of Mrs couldn't be done at the J. L. Abach-
■ McNaugbt. Five tables of bridge ten drug store here even after the
were in play, with prizes for high robbery wus discovered. The stolen
Principal Events of the Week
score
going to Mrs. H. T. Fraser object was the pity phone.
Matott In Poultry Business.
E ntertains Saturday.
Assembled for Information
M. T. Matott of the Minnehaha
The C. M. Best home was the scene second honors to Mrs, Heistand
district, has recently gone Into the of a delightful party Saturday after­ Moore and the consolation to Mrs.
of Our Readers.
poultry business. He has been mak noon when Mrs. Best and Mrs. C. J. Schooley.
' ’ 1 o f E v ery 7 9 D ea th «
ing extended preparations for doing Bielman entertained for twenty-
Mr. and Mrs. John Klssler of Red­ the work on a large scale, according
in C h ic a g o a M urder
seven guests. Six tables of bridge home over the week end were Mr
mond celebrated their 58th wedding to all reports. The strain of pure­ were in play during the afternoon. Wagnor'g brother, Morris Wagnor.
Chicago.—The lieulth depart- < ,
anniversary at tbetr home recently.
ment, which is interested In find­
bred stock he Is starting in with is High honors were won by Mrs. Ralpn and Jack Riley of Salem. The for­
ing out why Chicago people die,
An organization of dairymen with six egg plants.
Richards with Mis. F. V, Prime mer returned to Salem Monday eve­
lias found out that murder sent
704 cows will spend *150,000 this year
winning second and Mrs. George ning while Mr. Riley left for North
498 to the cemefejies Inst yeur
in the erection at Klamath Falls of Away For Vacation.
Briggs the consolation. Mrs. E. P. i Dakota where he expects to spend the
The toll of Imiulclde far out­
a farmers' cheese factory and cream­
Out of sunin|er,
Mr and Mrs. K. W. West are Dodd won the cut prize.
ranks some of the common dis­
ery.
spending a two weeks' vacation vis town guests for the affair were Mrs.
eases mid even surpasses Influ­
Plans have been made for financing Iting with friends and relatives at Dodd of Walla Walla, Mrs. Ole Sheriff In Town.
enza, statistics show. The kill­
the erection of a modern hotel at Bellingham and Ferndale, Washing Hagoes of Bucoda, Washington, and
ing rale Is 10.1 per 190,000 pop­
Tom Gurdane, Umatilla county
ulation. This means that of
Nyssa. The structure will cost *75,- ton.
Miss Ida Eldridge of Pendleton who sheriff, was In Hermiston on busi-
every 70 persoua who died in
000 and the building will soon be un
was the house guest of Mrs. Best ness Tuesday.
Chicago one was killed by vio­
der way.
over the week-end.
To Pendleton.
lence.
The Dayton-Wheatland electric line
W. W. Feltbouse made a busines»
On Business Trip.
1
installed by the Yamhill Electric com trip to Pendleton last Friday.
J. W. Clarke left Sunday for
In Pendleton.
pany of Newberg Is practically finish­
Mrs. O. T. Lockridge was a visitor business trip to Lebanon, Oregon.
ed. Since January 9 new units have
in Pendleton last Friday from Her­
U n p a r d o n a b le O m is s io n
Here From Walla Walla.
been completed.
We offer a new rug that saves work all over the house . . .
Visitors in Hermiston at the W. miston.
W ro n g fc n d e n c y
A recent urliile enumerating tlioaa
The Sweet dome city council is con J.
Warner
home
ovej
the
made by the makers of Armstrong’s Linoleum.
who have cunti limed to the emanci­
We need nol less, hut more moral
sidering plans for providing the town week end were Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Here From Freewater.
pation of women fulled to mention Mr
THOUSANDS of wives now greet their husbands at night with
sensitivity in a complex world. Any
H. C. Pearson, real estate dealer tendency of thought which Inclines to Sholes or wlioever it was who Invent­
with Its own jail, thus saving the Dodd and daughters. Isabelle and
smiling faces. They have learned the secret of saving work . .
ed the typewriter I- loreaee Herald.
money now paid for keeping prison­ Ruth of Walla Walla. They motored 1 of the Freewater district, was in destroy the ''ouglii** in moral reason
of avoiding th at “all tired out’’ look th at hastens the years.
Ing Is dangerous.— Prof Itelnhnld Nel
ers in other jails.
They have done away with floor drudgery forever . . . thanks to
down Friday afternoon and attend­ town on business last week.
bnlir
Armstrong’s Quaker Rugs!
Rails on the Modoc Northern rail ed the high school junior prom In
Go To Grass Valley........................ . . Don't forget mother loves candy for
road are now being laid within three the evening.
These beautiful new gloss-surfaced rugs are made by the mak­
George Wagnor accompanied by
miles of Merrill. More than 200 men
ers of Armstrong Linoleum. All the newness, all the color, all
Mother’s
Day
Ihs brother, Morris Wagnor of Salem,
are working on the Klamath Fglls end To Pendleton.
the beauty, is sealed right in the rug by the special Accolac Pro­
$1.00 per box
his brother, Morris Wagnor of Salem
of the 80-mlle line.
cess surface. Thus, all soil lies lightly on the surface. Dirt is
C. 8. McNaught, mayor of Hermls Monday.
Thomas B. Kay, state treasurer, pre­ on, was In Pendleton on businesi
swept off in a jiffy. Stains are removed easily by an ordinary
¿fall
dicts that within a few years flax will /rldny of last week.
mop or damp cloth.
Here For Week End.
be the leading Industry of the state,
A solid felt base provides the body th at makes these netv-t”pji
Miss Elizabeth Straw of Portland,
not only In raising for local consump­
rugs
wear so long. But to make sure th a t you get your money’*
lere
From
Spokane.
accompanied
by
Miss
Lawrence,
also
tion but in sales to the east.
worth, each rug carries with it a Guarantee Certificate.
This is
Nicholas Codd of Spokane was ir,
The Wallowa County Shipping as­ lermiston as a business visitor last of Portland, was here over the week
our offer to replace your rug free, if it fails to give complete sat­
end
visiting
with
friends.
They
at­
‘
i»rt
o»uf
sociation last week shipped out two Saturday.
isfaction.
tended the high school Junior Prom
"ft h e k jom e:|
double-deck carloads of hogs and two
Porch baskets and jars and budding
Come in today and see the wide selection we carry in designs
Friday evening. -
cars of cattle. Two cars went from
plants now on sale.
and sizes. And be ready for a pleasant surprise, because the
ongview
People
Visit.
Joseph and two from Lostine.
prices^ of Armstrong’s Quaker Rugs are gratifyinglv low!
Mrs. August F. Belsse and sor Gives Luncheon.
A survey made April 11 on the Ne­
eorge, were In Hermiston over th
Mrs.
Ralph
Richards
was
hostess
halem bar revealed that It had a water
depth of 15 feet at low water. The veek end visiting with old friends, at a delightful party last Thursday
he Beisses who are former real The invited guests assembled at the
channel was found to be straight to
'ents of this community now mak? Hermiston hotel where luncheon was
sea from the end of the jetties.
heir home in Longview, Wash.
served and they later motored to the
M a y 1 1 -1 3
The F. S. Curl and L. L. Rogers
Richards home for an afternoon of
grain elevators at Athena are both
bridge.
Four
tables
of
cards
were
in
Royal Ann Cherries
.'n Doute To La G nnde.
undergoing extensive additions that
large can ......................... 25c
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Solvester and play, Mrs. Heistand Moore winning
will, give each of them a total grain
Ir. and .Mrs. 8. F. Walters of Bla- first honors, Mrs, C. J. Bielman the
storage capacity of 100,000 bushels.
Highway Corn
‘
a
)ck stopped in Hermiston Saturday cut prize and Mrs. Ole Hagoes the
The skeleton found recently In the
No. 2 can ................. 2 for 25c
consolation.
z
Iglit
at
the
Frank
Little
home
woods southeast of Astoria has been
hey
were
en
route
to
La
Grande.
Identified as that of Robert Carlson,
Rice, Fancy Blue Rose
Here From Camas.
a logger, who disappeared five years
Four pounds ....'................. 25c
Karmath
Brothers,
dependable
od-ye To Meet.
ago, leaving *2000 in an Astoria bank.
butchers of Camas, Washington
tinted
communication
of
Queen
A new suction dredge has been In
Heinz Baked Beans
10c
sthar Chapter O. E. S. Tuesday, were renewing an old acquaintance
stalled at the Rogue River Gold com
with
M.
W.
Sims
Tuesday.
They
were
lay
8,
8:00
P.
M.
Idegrenss.—ndv
MEALS at all hours
pany’s plant to aid in the work under­
THIS IS IRRIGATION TIME!
Iso looking over the project with a
taken by Manager Ferry to keep the
We have the Rubber Shoes
lew to purchasing a farm and start
SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER SUNDAY
Rogue river clear below Foots creek. .’o Have party.
and Boots,
Different styles
ng In the duck business.
The Sunshine rlrls dans of tli
A '.-all for bids for the construction
and right prices.
ar.llst-f'lirisii.n ch: roll r.ill havi
of the Sprague River highway from
iotor
To
County
Seat.
Hosiery
for the entire f a m i l y
" Fir»t-cla«« Service
•s monthly class party Saturday af
the town of Sprague River to Whiskey
O pen T i l l 1 2 :0 0 ■
Mr. and Mrs. George Newell and
When in need give us a call.
■
creek on the Lakeview highway has ternoon.
children motored to Pendleton Sat
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been Issued by the Klamath county To Pendleton.
Look over our piece goods.
urday of last week.
court.
Mrs. Bert Mullins and children
PH O N E 1 7 1
The Domestic laundry In Eugene was vere In Pendleton last Wednesday
destroyed by fire recently. The loss shopping.
To La Grande.
on the plant, owned by Newton Ander­
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bielman. accom­
son. was estimated at *15,000, and on
Appear at Stanfield.
THE D A LL E S, OREGON
panied by Mrs. Ftelman's parents,
the frame building which It occupied
Some fifteen members of the first Mr. and Mrs. Ole Hagoes, motored to
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
*5000.
rade, forming an orchestra under La Grande Wednesday on a combin­
;he
direction
of
Miss
Sanstad,
ap-
Mcl^ughlln high school of Milton
ed business and pleasure trip.
en’ofl | n a program before the Stan
won the silver loving cup presented by
H X W M Ig T O N -g H O I J S I o r Q U A L IT Y A M U
tS
I t
|
Pendleton high school for the highest field grange Monday evening and Leave For Corvallis.
M A IL O R D E R S P R O M P T L Y F I L L E D
on much applause from the audi
team average In the eastern Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. McNaught left
ncc.
The youngsters, expertly Thursday morning for Corvallis
typing contest, a total of 71 students
competing.
rained, performed together on var where they will visit with their
Pioneers of Wasco county from all ous cymbols, triangles and other in daughter Naney and son Joseph, who
trumente.
A number of Hermls attend Oregon State college.
sections of the Pacific coast, more
They
than 600 strong, gathered In The on people motored over for the will be on the campus to participate
Dalles recently for the eighth annual neetiug and program.
in the Mother’s day activities at the
STORES
session of the old Wasco County Plo
college. Mrs. F. V. Prime accom­
WE SOLICIT YOUR CREAM
neers’ association.
’arm Bureau Auxiliary Meeti.
panied them as far as Portland.
The auxiliary of the Farm Bureau
BRING IT IN AND RECEIVE TOP PRICES.
Simpson Lumber company officials
at Empire have received instructions ’.eld a regular meeting at the Colum R. Alexander Here.
WHY TAKE LESS?
la park house May 3. An interest-
from eastern stockholders to run the
R. Alexander, prominent Pendle
'us
program
consisting
of
a
recita
mill on double shift, starting May 13
ton resident, was in Hermiston Wed
ton by Rachel Buell, a sole by Mrs n today.
This will Increase the mill output to
225,000 feet a day.
’’'nlte.s and a rgcltatlon by Maty
WE KNOW YOU’LL LIKE IT
Quality First Is the slogan of
The Baker Rod and Cun club has vine was presented, Mrs. Christ ley At Wagnor Home.
•‘Ready" and “W illing” the Red ft
Iscessed the subject of civic beau'y
started a campaign for the destruction
Visitors at the George Wagnor
W hite twins. At our prices every­
of magpies and crowa In the county.
body can afford quality— that's the
The federal government through the
wonderful thing about our new and
predatory animal department will as
better grocery service.
slst In the worn.
Save money on your food purchas­
The Von der Hellcn Gravel company
es— buy here regularly.
operating a pit near Gold mil, ex
pects to start soon on a contract fot
the Southern Pacific for ballasting
GUARANTEED
seven miles of road between Gold Hill
and Central Point.
The 12-spotted cucumber beetle Is be
coming a great peat In Washington
RINSO
county, having destroyed the February
Large- package ....__ ____ _______
•eadlue of red clover during »he past
two years. There Is no known method
of controlling the Insect.
WHITE WONDER SOAP
LESS ALLOWENCE ON
7 for ....................
Deschutes county offllcals are hum
OLD BATTERY
tng for the mother of a baby whose
$4 00 PER HUNDRED CUBIC FEET
partly burned body was found recently
CRISCO
In • dump heap Just south of Bend
3 pounds í - a ........ ..........................
The body had been horribly burned In
an attempt to destroy It.
The Eugene police department has
OREGON BLXACHED WALNUTS
received a machine gun which fires
2 pounude ...... ..... ........................ .......
150 shots a minute. Other equipment
Jnet received by the department eon
RED AND WHITE TUNA FISH
WE GIVE 1*2 CUBIC FEET LOOSE MEASURE FOR A CORD. THIS
slats of two bullet-proof vests. More
a. 2 for L ...... 1.^...........
FIR
SLAB
WOOD
HAS
A
LARGE
AMOUNT
OF
ENDS-
OF
HEAVY
of the vesta will be bought. It is so
'IIMBERS tN IT. WE WILL HAVE A CAR OF EACH OF THESE
Bounced.
KINDS OF WOOD NEXT WEEK.
Stevens ft Koon. Portland consult
Inj enj Ineere, recommended that Co
—Phone 571—
quill' spend approxlmtcly *85,000 In
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'
repaii Ing the water system and In
stalling meter service. It is probable
. .
K. A. BR0WN8ON, MANAGER
♦het a bond Issue will be voted upon
this summer.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
TO WIVES
who want to stay young!
| C rescent !
BAKING if
i’OV/DERii
pound ¡1
Specials Saturday Monday
Oregon Hardware & Implement Co.
REX CAFE
KINGSLEY’S
B u tte rfa t T o d a y 4 8 c
WEBBER’S CLEANERS
May 7-8
May 21-22
REDWHITE
NORTON’S GROCERY
Mutual Creamery Co.
Place Your Orders for
Wood to betaken from Car
at Wholesale Prices
Good Heavy Pine Box Wood at
4 cent« per cubic foot.
F O R D
Specials Saturday-Mon,
13 Plate Battery
$8.50
24c
31c
77c
Heavy Fir Slab Wood at
$7.00 Per Cord
52c
U
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Company
FRLE PLAN SERVICE
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1 .
PHONE 331
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27c
{Sere u y
R IELMAN M OTORS
AUTHORIZED LINCOLN, FORD, F0RDS0N DEALERS
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