IB B HZBm STOa inCRALP, HTTBHTBTQjr, OBBGOB> I tills Friday promises to be an affair ŒlpWrr mistan fyralà ! that will be tnJoyed by freshmen and sophomores alike without any of Publish'-t ,very Tharsday at Her. the rowdyism often evident in such mlston, Umatilla County, Oregon by p'^biptlons. The sophomores are J. M. Biggs, editor and manager. ' Io be congratulated If they are abl Entered as second class matter to perforin that unusual feat of mix December, 190«, at the poatofflce at ling horseplay with commom sense Herrxlston, Umatilla County, Oregon. After all, if all the children in the state had the advantages of being Subscription Rates One Tear ...................................... |2 .0 t Drought up in Hermiston homes Bu M onths_________________ |1 .0 0 there would be no need for a reform school. WHAT PRICE DELINQUENCY halk were week-end visitors at the family and Mrs. Dare Conrad and ter. home of their aunt and uncle, Mr. son John, spent Trlday In Pendle- aii(j Mrs. Jedrzejewskl. ton. H. J. Stillings shipped a carload of cows to Portis nd Saturday. Mildred Calhoon spent last week ! Several people have been visiting In bed-—«he had the chicken pox. the Columbia district during the past George l.iebe Is building a mod­ to ---------------- look it over --------—» with the Idea of 1 week ---------- ern cellar on his ranch this week. Uncle Johnny Thom was a dinner settling here. It is hoped that they gueet at the Snell home Wednes- Dked the project, day. Clande Haddnx was a dinner guest Mrs. O. E. Hunt will begin the at the Addl'.*ra.tn home last Tuesday. F M. Lena and family spent Sun- bul,<,,Bgt ° f • “ew chicken house day visiting In Pendleton. her ranch this week. Watch for the date of the big social at Crlurabia. Dean Rogers of Enterprise has Gleg Bias spent the week-end vis iting her parents, the Rev. and Mr: been visiting at the home of hie par­ •» ADDITIONAL LOCALS ♦ Sias of Athena. ents for the past week. Dean has recently been in the medical clinic I New Auxiliary Officers. In Portland and la now feeling bet­ Fanny Todd spent the week-end At the last meeting of the Amerl nkn Legion Auxiliary, Mrs. George visiting her sister, Mrs. Holt, at Newell was Installed as president Pendleton. and Mrs. Rena Waterman as secre­ BA KV G tary. Mrs. H. E. Shesely acted as Ella Shockey spent a few days POWl the installing oficer. The next last week visiting her father in The poutt¿ Dalles. meeting will be in Umatilla.. Some Idea of what juvenile delin­ quency costa the state of Oregon can be gained from the figures recently sent out by Hal. E. lloss, secretary of state, regarding the costs of the state institutions during the months of September and August. During September, each of the 102 boys In the state training school cost the taxpayers in Oregon 844.88, making a total of 84,577.76. Dur­ New School Student. Philip Anderson of Grandview. ing the month of August, when her« were nine more boys In the school, Washington, is now attending the the per capita cost was still higher ninth grade In the Adventist school These averages were taken in months He came to Hermiston a few day» ago. when the school should have been able to realize something towards self support from the farm It runs. Professors At School. Professors C. A. Shull and R. L At this rate it can be estimated iIubbs visited the Adventist schoo? that the boys’ training school alone costs the state of Oregon something ast Thursday. They checked ovei over 855,000 a year. The cost ot he rating and work of the school the girls’ training school is hall ’rofessor Shull is educational sec again ns much, the per capita cosl ctary of the Upper Columbia Con- In September for each of the 76 girls ’srencie of .the Adventist church ’rofessor Hubhs Is the head of th- In the school being 832.10. aklma Valley Academy at Grain Of course these figures do nol ter, Washington. nearly estimate what Juvenile dclin fluency means to Oregon in the breaking down of ethical standards, Installs New Shoe Shop Machinery. W. H. Bowman was in Pendletoi the maintenance of child courts, the his week installing new shoe mach | loss to the children of the fundamen tai training of citizenship that car nery in the repair shop of W. A adwa. Mr. Bowman has an inter best be administered in the homo- and the types of citizens that resull ■at in the Pendleton shop. flora a childhood of delinquency. In this connection it is Interest­ ing to note the statements made re cently by the superintendent of the boys’ training school when ahi talked In Portland. The boys In the school, she says, are ordinarily of a higher type of Intelligence than their belter behaved brothers. Then Is food for speculation In her state tnent that the bright boys are the ones who get Into trouble because they finish their work sooner. Of­ ten a fifteen minute talk, she says Is sufficient to change the hoys whole idea of his relation to society COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES ■racial. coBaaaroMDSHoa Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beddow. Mr nd M tr . Bert Bloom, Mrs. Simmon: nd Mrs. Lieuailen were visitors al he Stewart home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hunt re urned home Thursday. They hav leen at Weiser, Idaho, for the pas tw weeks working in the fruit. Mose Shockey spent the forepai >f the week visiting with his family Dave Conrad spent a fow days o ast week visiting at hiR son g hoili n Baker, Is It possible that the people h Oregon are spending thousands of dollars a year to curb a teudencj Mr. and Mrs. Tobin and dai'ght. as superficial as that or do thosi •tatem enti merely Indicate tho way and Mr. and Mr«. May sp-.nt th the people take delinquency for week-end at the Charlie Lync granted without really trying to etop home. the trouble. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Stockard «pen i few dnye la» week visiting thel CAREFUL, SOPHOMORES iaughter, Mrs. Fred Davie. A littlo horseplay is a good thini Lowell Stockard spent Tuesda; — when administered on members o' felting hie paronte, Mr. and Mrs the freehman classes. No one object: L II. Stockard. to having a few tricks played on him at the beginning of hie high Mrs. Jackson Harr «pent Sunda school life. It Is only when the ad- it the John JcndrzeJewRkl home. » i | stsrlng body becomrs too e n ­ thusiastic and carries the Joke to Glea Sins and Claude Hadox wer the point of physical harm that oh dinner guests at the Jesse Hoppe Jecions arise, and it is strange how mine Sunday. easy it is for sophomores to carry things too far. The freshman party Johnny Mc.;yk and Tony Reaus ■■■■■■■aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaEaaaaalaaaaaaa 1 COLUMBIA GORGE AUTO fBfIGHT LINE ■ Î 5 D \IL Y SERVICE ■ Between Portland, Pendleton ■ and W a y Points ■ S on local commodities: S « ■ ■ 2 Eggs, 50c p er case, cases re- tu rn e d free- Coops Chickens, $2 p e r coqp , coops re tu rn e d free. Veal and H ogs, $1.01 p er 100 pounds. g LEAVE HERMISTON FOR PORTLAND, < P. M. J i t s ! i over 25.000.000 ' S o ld J. E. Hallyburton is building new house. The basement Is almost finished. Jess Hopper < r considering build log a large dairy barn. Squire Thomas on the old Arm strong place has Just finished build ing a chicken house that will ac commodate 150 hens. Sherry's almos Mr. and Mrs. John Conrad and It«. 9281. Rwerv« Diit.No. 12 UKttT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ! < j J ! ; LEVI STRAUSS Overalls Save Your Eyes the Leading Brand ’for over 56years Every pair sold with This guarantee Dr. K. G. Gurry ANEW PAIR, FREE » “■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■aaa^aBBBBBBBBBp» R. Alexander, Vice-President A. H. Norton, Cashier EYESIGHT SPECIALIST IFTHEŸ RIP —OF— SEATTLE Henaioton for ten years 4S.3. inited St«t«s Gov. securities owned .... 6,250.0. 'thor bonds, stocks, securities, «to........ 76,296 88 IwiltUg hour.« .......................... g.oon oo urnitun, flx tu n s . . . ............. 339.0a 8.230.01 • •¿ • s U U owned other than banking house......................... ............ 8.213 99 •w lu l reserve w.th Federal Reserve bonk ...................... 18,?81.9< Mh m vault and amount due from Nat' lotial banks 24,406.27 -■ademption fund with IJ. S. Trotuuror and dua from I). 8. Transurar............ 212.61 2386.183.1 will again be at Ask for Levi’s fcliableMerchandisesince !8$3 HOTEL HERMISTON Friday Oct 25 § J f • C ttS It It jg is easy easy to to understand, understand, too, too, because because we we use use the the most most exactin exacting . care in the selection of the ingredients, in the mixing and in the | B baking. Hermiston bread is simply a thoroughly good, wholesome ■ ■ bread. FOR ONE DAY — FOR SALE B Y - Eyes Examined. Glasses Ground and CHAS. 0. BURK, Inc. Fitted, 2ft.ono.ix 1Q.0U0.O 28.2)2.2* CHARGES REASONABLE MMM* 4.1ÍU.J. ®rea^ ^ at Children Like B LEVI STRAUSS WAIST OVERALLS LIABILITIES «nhal et4>ck paid in iw plu a fu n d ...................................... ittiividad profits net ............. ronlatfnr note? outstanding....... ne to hanks .............. „.................. ■emand deposits .............................. lass D eposits..................................... F. B. Swayge, Pres. THE OLD RELIABLE i «ml d isc o u n ts................................. 243 246.81 |g HERMISTON BAKERY I !»■■■■■■■■«■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■», 2M.0in.7T 64,617.» T o ta l.......................................... »J66.iBJ.14 »tate of Oregon / County of Umatilla I •• •• I. F. U. S w s js e . „ .e sid e n to / the shove name. « ¡ " in i' ■J"’” **“ ' thf *8"»» s u u ii.c n s true lo the bast of it» knowledge anil ballat. F. B. SWAYZB, President, tabscrlbed and sworn to before ma this 11th dai Oat.. 192». J- M. Biggs. Notary Public for Oregon, ly commission axnlres Mar. 1. 1931. orract—Attest- » . ALEXANDER. J. R RALEY, A . H. MORION, Director« USED CAR PARTS WJb SELL LEVI STRAUSS OVERALL« FOR ALL MAKES OF OARS KINGSLEY’S Hermiston Auto Wrecking House E, F. PIERSON, Mgr. \w . ^OREG ON XX Straws la One — S X O ^ o S o '^ r a a J a a w ^ ^ HatnoA'CHumZ "w ey« w I t Offers You Exclusively POW ER DETECTION Many people in thl« vicinity hve r ■Bill with « request for 81 in psym The following quotation from a b Inee* Bureau give, a line on the tr by theso cards nn Akwakrtalf "Yon do not have to pay for these cards. Yon do not have to retvrn them. J"et put them aside. If an authorized ngent calls for them yon may give them to him. If he doesn’t call within a reasonable length of time von may CHARGE STORAGE for the bother you'sve beea put to In keeping tbem." mas always led in 30x3ì - 2 9 x 4 .4 0 3 0 x 4 .5 0 3 3 x 6 .0 0 By Recering An Unordercd Bov of f hr is tm is Cards Through th« - « ’I Mail? ■ WE BUY USES CABS Ifa m o ;// » S of Hermiston Who has made Professional Visits to ■vetdntfu...................... ................ T oul First N ational Bank Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over 850,000 RESOURCES ! H erm iston Creamery Co. . It .’itvr" faîi 3 S Ä & - ■ •; >f H am ilton, in U m B ut« of Or««on, at th« clo«. f business on Oct. 4. 192». ! Local Agenta-Phona 852 is M R -, HAVE YOU BEEN BOTHERED ? ““ For other information see— barn $1 Opens An Account. All wearers carit be wrong esn National Fo« Show, National W ool Show; Industrial Ezpositioni Bovs* ■nd Girh’ Club Work Pxhibitj; Oregon Poultry and Pet Stock Show; and r/uHd-reoowusd Horsa show Millions of dollars worth o f Beef and Dairy H ones, Sheep, li o n . Goats sod Foaes eahibited under o a a r o o t I and, Oregon. Oct. 2 6 - Now 2. Reduced Pares all Tram ■ Bates from Hermiston to Portland | — If you would win the fame. And so It is In the game of life— we must hit the ball hard every working day— to win. Even than yon are not winning the game If you are not saving a part of your earnlnge. You muat lay aside a certain sum for a rainy day to win In the end. A savings account Is the easiest way of building this fund. Come In today and dis­ cuss this very Important matter with us— no obligation. Ceti Blessing Hardware Company UMATILLA COUNTY PUPILS Plight be noted that the average SHOW GOOD TEETH RATING number of pupils in the Hermiston The Umatilla county school child­ ren have the moat highly perfect teeth of any children In counties thus far exarolaed by Dr. Estll Hruak of the Marion county health demonstration unit, according to re­ ports that have been sent la to the offices In Salem. The reports show that Umatilla county's average for the number of children with defective teeth la 48 per cent. In this coaaection it school having defective teeth was 47 per cent, one per cent lower than the county average. In the town of Ukiah. <0 miles away from a dentist. 50 par cent of the children were found to bars per­ fect teeth. The average tor Xther counties examined up to October 11 were: Klamath county, <5 pm- coat had defective teeth; Douglas conaty. «3 per cent; aad Marion and Jackson counties. 68 per cent.