The Hermiston herald., March 06, 1930, Image 1

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fflSRMBTON, UMATILLA COUHTT, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 8,
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PEE YEA »
STANDARD HOME EGO
NOMICS COURSE FOR
LOCAL SCHOOL 193
FUGATE AND JENKINS TO DE­
MONSTRATE GOPHER CONTROL
SENIORS TO P ■■bVkn
R E S E N T I™ 0“ m ,oan
CLASS PLAT MAR 12
I
ISSUES -ROTATION BILLING
HERMISTON DEBATERS
DEFEAT UMATILLA
LOCAL M IN S T R K
W
,'LOCALS ELIMINATED IN
FIRST GAME IN TOU­
RNAMENT AT HELIX
PROVES H b.
’’CCE3J
A new method of issuing telephone
Enthusiastic Applause Green Acts;
About the 20th for Local Farm­
bills, known as ‘Rotation Billing,
will
be
introduced
to
customers
of
Skits and Jokes Please
ers to Eradicate Gophers.
ADAM AND EVA" CHOSEN AS the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
LOCALS WIN SECOND LAP FOR
Audience.
PLAT, PROMISES TO BE GOOD |company during March and April,
Local farmers who are Interested
STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
COMPETENT INSTRUCTOR TO BE
in their control will have an oppor­ _
_
.
according to J. A Murray, manager
The minstrel show given last
The
Story
la
Centered
Around
the
for
the
company.
IN CHARGE
tunity in the near future to attend
Hermiston Given 3 to 0 Decisions in Thursday by the American Legion HERMISTON FIVE DEFEATED BY
Antics <rf a Buxinew Man and
.undkr Ule qew pUa teJephone
and Legion Auxiliary was a decided
gopher control demonstrations given
Both Debates. Will Debate
success despite the fact that one of
HELIX QUINTET 30 TO 14
Two Year Conrse, Each Year Divid
Fu»ily.
I
users
in
Oregon
w
ill
be
divided
Into
by Roy Fugate, Junior Biologist of
Mac High Tonight
the cast, Dr. Prime, was taken ill
ed Into F hir Units. Takes up
the U. 8. Biological Survey who will
The Senior play c u t Is hard a t , “ 1 d,fferent
e8ch to recelvi'
,
wlth the tlu and was unaW« to take Locals Eliminated by Helix; do not
Cooking and Sewing.
be working In cooperation with the work on the comedy, "Adam and lta teleBhone bills ° n • different or. z™
i "7
7
6 h° n' i h1’ p8rt
Performance. Jewell
Go to Tournament at Pendle­
■istant county agent.
when the
I
L
S’“ ’
< Smith with only a few hours warning
Eva,”
to
be
given
Saturday
even-
date—
the
1st,
6th,
11th,
16th.
21st
At the meeting of the high school
ton Friday and Saturday.
Mr. Fugate w ill be in the Her­
b a t i n g teams met (took Dr. Prime’s place In the first
a„d 26th of the month— instead of T ^ t I n , ¿ » 7 ?
hoard held last Monday night it was miston and Stanfield dlsricts about Ing, March 15.
; “Re-olved.lpart of the show. Mr. Gibson taking
The Hermiston five finished their
decided to install a two year course the 30th of this month. At that on’k i
k
n
y the f n t ot
« «»
»he That the United States should cease . his part In the skit with Mrs. James basketball
season this year last Sat­
in home economics. Plans are being time field meetings will be held in on the American business man who I
to protect by armed force American Todd.
urday night when Helix took them
made to use one of the school house different parts of the ¿(strict for the has a genius for making money but practlce-
capital Invested In foreign countries
The first part of the program was to a show down with a score of 30
not a trace of talent for managing
The new billing date in Hermls-
bungalows for a room for this course
except after a formal declaration of the cracking of Jokes, two or three to 14.
purpose of treating ground which is
and modern equipment will be put in infested with gophers. Farmers liv­ hls own family. This part Is played ton‘ Mr- Murray »»Id. w ill be the . 7 n „ ? ,
™
by “ 3 , 80,08 b",ng 8ung' and 8,nglnK by ‘he
His family c o n -|l l t h o i the month. starting In April,
The locals started out by playing
when the place is fully decided on ing in each vicinity w ill be notified by Morris Pierson.
to 0 decision
The negative team entire company. The following took
sists
of
two
spoiled
daughters
repre-
Customers
w
ill
receive
t,btetr
bill«
real basketball and at the end of the
The board plans to secure a thor­
composed of Jane Warner and Eddie part: Mr. Fred Gibson, interlocutor,
of the time of each demonstration so
first half things looked rosy for Her­
oughly trained and competent in­ that they may attend if interested. seated by Jane Warner and Sylvia about f,ve day® aiter that date.
Dafeon. A aoa-dn-lawi, a foppish, I Tbe comPany Is giving its custom- Bensel debated Verna Byrne. an d jJoe Norton and J. Hallyburton. end miston as the score stood 12 to 10 in
structor to handle this course, a
Melvin
Jenkins
here
while
the
af-
men,
and
Fred
Barker,
Jim
Todd,
It is estimated by those in charge idle youth, Billy Felthouse; a sister-1 crs full details of the plan in an an
our favor. The second half the boys
woman who knows economics and
water distribution in both dis­ ln-law who gives all her attention I nouncement accompanying the regu- flrmative team composed of Morris jack Sigler. Duke Schiller Jewell seemed to play half-heartedly or as
who has graduated from such a
Pler»on
and
Ruth
Cherry
went
to
Smith,
and
H.
G.
McCully
were
the
tricts that the gopher Is responsi­ to organizations,
Shirlle
B row n-|lar March bills
if they were tired. Earnheart and
school as the University of Oregon
Umatilla to debate Agnes Thompson other black-faces. The chorus
ble for great losses of water. His
nnrt
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Smith had both been ill with the flu
within the last five years and who work requires a great deal of extra son; and an uncle who professes to
Uam of ^ m S a
B<5h o 7 B . 7
° ' Mr8' J'm T° dd’ Mra | a f e w day" before and the strain of
suffer from insomnia. Roy Bills.
ean take charge of the department
labor on the part of the farmer on
ttaras
were
vlctnrimiM
nni
°'n
Tildeiu
.Laura Wallace. Mi*, playing a game showed up on them
The father’s business manager,
and build it up with the girls of the
> 7 ,7 . ,
; ' ctorloU8 and 8eem ‘0 be Wm. KIk, Mrs. Wm. Shaar, Mrs. Geo. the last half
ditch banks and he causes enormous Adam, plays an important part in
school, acting as advisor for girls as
headed for the same goal that Her- Newell. Mrs. Frank Pierson, Mrs.
losses by cutting roots and destroy­ making the family realise what a
wall as being home economics in­
miston won last year. Judges he-e¡Claude'Keck. Mrs? W. L? Hamm and | The lineup was as follows:
ing many crop plants. The control worthless lot they are. This part is
Smith, center; Felthouse, guard;
structor.
for the debate were: Carl Iloislng- Mrs. Joe Norton, who
of the gopher is comparatively sim­ taken by Albert Kennings.
was accompan-1 Earnheart, guard; Nation, forward;
Each year of the course is divided
ton,
principal
at
Irrigon.
Frank
Fitz-
1st.
ple if undertaken at the proper time
In an entertaining way Harold
Martin, forward; Klages, sub.; Hur-
into four units, these being the first
Principal Events of the Week Patrick, principal at Echo, and Wm. Ths second part of the program ly,
the year.
sub.; Hammond, sub.
Pace plays the part of a Scotch lord
year: 1, Foods— Which takes up
Kelty, principal at Stanfield.
in fhn d . h . , .
ns
,
.
, started by Miss Kern giving a violin
This game eliminated us from the
who is in love with Eva but who is
Assembled for Infermation
the purchasing, preparing and serv­
beteween Mac High and^r37 M
•80,0 fol,owed by Raymond Crowder's district tournament which will be
believed to be a fortune hunter. A
ing meals In an economical, efficient
J e !w Z M a^H U h a n 7 r
,
i ,HmOU8 8° nKl “Tlt WUIOW- Fol,r he]d a‘ Pendleton Friday and Sat­
of
Our
Readers.
♦
♦
young
doctor.
Merlin
Earnheart,
is
and attractive manner; what con­
in m 1 h
j „ nd 1 ld,®ton- | 8bort skits ended the program and urday, March 14 and 15
1
SCHOOL NEWS
< another of Eva’s suitors. The maid
stitutes a
sanitary, convenient *
« a® High defeated Pendleton an 1 the made It complete. Those taking part
of the household is Elsie Reeder.
The annual meeting ot.the Oregon deciding debate for this dlstri-1 will
kitchen and how to organiie work
these skits were: First. Mrs. Jas
You will enjoy every minute of I co-operative council was held in Eu-
to save time and strength, how to
be held Thursday night between Ma - Todd and Fred Gibson. Second. Mrs. ¡FATHER’S AND SON’S
Several of the seniors spent part this snappy play, vividly depicting gene Tuesday and Wednesday.
Interpret recipes and to appreciate
High and Hermiston.
Lyle Tilden and Jim Todd.
Third!
of Saturday painting and calciminlng sdenes of American home life and
BANQUET POSTPONED
the problems of food production and
About
2000
trees,
of
virions
vari­
Miss Wallace and Mrs. Hamm. |
scenery in preparation for the sen» showing the meaning of a true home.
marketing.
3. Child
Care
and
eties
of
peaches,
will
be
¡set
in
the
NEW STEEL MAINS
On account of so much illness
ior play, "Adam and Eva," to he
Fourth, J. Hallyburton and Mrs.' Nor­
Save the date, Saturday, March 15. Louis Will farm in the Gnand Bland
Guidance— which takes up a sympa­
among the local ileople the Boy
given Saturday, March 15.
ton
who
put
on
an
original
skit.
TO
BE
INSTALLED
thetic understanding and apprecia­
vicinity soon.
The show was successful not o n ly l^ 0’“ 8 haTe thouKbt it best to poat-
More than 50 puplia are still ab-
tion of young children, an nnder-
P. T. A. MEETING
A Grants Pass physician has an­
According to Harry Kelley, head Xrotn the standpoint of Lntertaln- rone tho nnn,lal Father’s and Son’s
Standlng of the part, adult, play In
J**?0’ ,each„ day' 8ome ot
TO BE HELD MARCH 13 nounced that he will adopt the Chi­ Of the water department, new 10- ment but was likewise financially | banquet which was to be held S«t-
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them being 111
flu and other.
the character and personality devel­
nese system of charging hl* patients Inch steel mains will be Installed auccessful, as over >100 was tnken in | urday «von’nK. March 8. The data
with the measles.
opment of children, and the ability
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
so
much per month for keeping them starting at the corner of S lith and
for the affair has not been decided
The typewriting team will put on
*0 care for children with wise con­
on but will be announced in a later
a contest In front of the P. T. A. at the P. T. A. w ill be held Thursday, well.
Ridgeway
down
Sixth
street
to
Hor-
sideration for both their mental and
March 13, at 3 o’clock. Besides the
Issue of this paper.
The grand Jury of Wauco county has mieton Avenue, down Hermist m
phystcnl n e e d .
3.
Dress Con­ the next meeting for the purpose of regular business meeting a program
getting,
used
to
w
riting
tu
front
of
recommended
that
officer*
of
The
across
th
s
railroad
tracks
to
First,
struction and Appreciation— which
srscizi. ooBaaspoKDcncs
an audience. They want the experl has been arranged by Mrs. C. a Mc- Dalles undertake a fairly rigid en­ from First to Main, continuing down
BUYS PBINDItE RANCH
takes up the development of the
C. A. Lipder and son who have
ence
as they are going to the East Naught, head of the entertainment forcement of the curfew and other or­ Main -to Second street.
This will
ability to apply art principles to the
committee.
Columbia School District
, been
on the project for the
dinances.
eliminate about 50 per cent of the
selection of ready made garments ern Oregon Typing contest which will
Two selections by the Glee club.
Mr. and Mrs. Luttrell were Sun- ‘’“ ‘J ? 0 7 " C° “ P*eted a d*“ thU
be held In the near future in Pen
bad pipe and most all of the poorest
The
dance
ordinance
that
caused
so
and to the planning and construct­
Two high school students In Miss
dleton.
day dinner guests at the Jud Rogers C V V 01; ‘he P”rC,h “,8e
° “
pipe.
ion of garments made at home, to
Stevens public speaking class wfll much commotion at Medford has been
Prindle farm consisting of 40 acres
On
March
11
the
school
tryouts
The drag line shovel, belonging home.
repealed
and
a
substitute
adopted.
R
lead Kiris to realise that one may
give readings prepared for the orator-
located on the western land.
This
eliminates certain club dance« from to the district, Is going to bo used
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson and son
be well dressed In simple. Inexpen­ will be held to decide which speak­ cal contest.
plaoe is one of the best Improved
ers
will
represent
Hermiston
In
the
for
trenching
and
digging
old
pipe
police
supervision.
were
dinner
guest's
at
the
Templeton
sive clothes, to teach the elementary
The typewriting claas w ill give an
places on the west side formerly own­
processes of clothing construction district Oratorical contest which will exhibition In preparation for the
A recommendation that a new char­ out and for a hoist for them. It Is homo Sunday.
ed and farmed by D. H. Prindle now
be
held
at
Echo
March
21.
Out
of
also
going
to
be
used
for
backfilling.
Charlie
Lynch
and
John
Jendrzeje-
and to teach tha care and repair of
county competition they w ill enter ter for Klamath Falla be drawn on
of La Habra, California. Mr. Lindor
wski were business visitors In Stan­
clothing. 4. Arrangement and Care town Judges w ill be secured for these thia month.
the lines of commission-manager gov­
will continue In the dairy business.
tryouts
If
It
L
at
all
possible
to
get
field Friday.
OUR PUBLIC RELATIONS
o f Girl’s Bedroom— which takes up
Arguments for and against the ernment Is being considered by a spe­
them.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Best,
Mr.
cial charter committee.
the appreciation ot the fact that
At the high school hoard meeting county unit system will bo present
The following letter received by a and Mrs. Carl Leis and Miss Cora LEGION AUXILIARY
happy home Ilf« requires the co­
ed
by
two
members
of
the
P.
T.
A.
A survey by Portland and Salem
MEETING HELD MARCH S
Monday
the
following
high
school
water
company In a Middle West Wilson ail of Pendleon, were Sunday
operation of all member« of the fam­
hop dealers show that In 1923 on a
teachers
were
re-elected:
Miss
Brier
city
Indicates
that
satisfac
tory
pub­
guests at the Lon Dotson home.
ily, a knowledge of simple art prln
total of 17,606 acres growers raised
STOLEN CAR RECOVERED
Tbe Qeorpe
Legion
Auxiliary
mtet with
lic relations are more difficult to
Mr. and Mrs. C E. W ell, moved e Mrg.
Newe„
an/ M^
plea and their application to the fur ly, Miss Voyen, Miss Stevens and
Ih Oregon »6,288 bales, of which 38,063 attain than most persons think:
Logan
Mr. Shaw.
to
Pendleton
last
Saturday.
nlshlngs of a bedroom, pride In a'tidy
Deputy Bert Nation and Walter are still In growers' hands.
Todd, assistant hostess, Wednesday
In
the
Oregonian
Constitutional
Dtere
Water
Co.—
Mr. and Mps. Jud Rogers were
room and orderly clothes closet, and
Nation retrieved a stolen car Friday
According to Brenton Vedder, coun­
"I wish you would send your man dinner guests at the Luttrell home night, March 6 The evening was
a« appreciation of the value of plan contest the student chosen to repre­ night when they discovered a car
spent in making hot water hottie
ty school superintendent, Clackamas to take a leek out of my pipe-. In Sunday evening.
sent Hermiston high school was Mor­
niag and scheduling of work.
along the road and brought It to a county now has 131 school districts
,
,
.
.
.
„
,
.
.
.covers
for th.9 Veterans Hospital, No.
ris
Pierson
whose
oration
was
en­
the seller, cause it makes the
J L S .Al - Ly“Ch and Un‘ I 77. at Portland.
The second year takes up the
garage here. The car belonged to with a total enrollment of 18,656, com­
titled
"The
Constitution—
A
Monu­
meater
coat
too
mutch.
eie
Johnnie
Thom
were
Monday
eve-,
same units only goes more Into de­
the Drlve-yourself Taxi Company at pared with 12,000 in 1920.
the covers were made delic­
"Also while your man is there, I ning visitors at the Templeton home. , After
tail and teaches the harder things ment." This oration was forwarded Portland.
refreshments were served by the
No trace of the thief
to P. M. Collier, University of Ore­
Acting
upon
a
suggestion
offered
wish
he
would
take
out
that
meater
along these subject lines.
J? b"n'.e. S7 " ’
StCWart' T°!”-1 hoetessses. There were not as many
was found.
gon, who Is tha director of the con­
by County Agent J. C. Leedy the and put me in a flat rat.« meater. mie Stewart, Lola Davidson, Ella
women out to this meeting aB usual
test and who also decides if the ora­
Lions club of Roseburg will sponsor
like that kind better and It don't Sliockey and Coorge Hoisington are
HAVE COLLISION
The average expenditure per day a plan for promoting the lntereots of cost so mutch.
as many ot them are 111 with the flu.
tion is good enough to be entered In
ail
out
of
school
on
account
of
sick­
on construction work in the Bell
the poultry Industry in the Umpqua
ness.
Leland Woodruff of Fernland the contest at Pendleton.
System la 11,575.000.
valley.
The officers elected at the sewing
The bend of sheep that has been
IHlmer Ervin made a trip to Walla
Utah, and Frank Castle of Idaho
HERMISTON MEDICAL
♦
Walla Sunday.
stationed at the Hoisington ranch *
oo«nty, had a collision between Her II club last Friday are Lenora Dyer
HOSPITAL NOTES
♦
moved Tuesday to tho Enoch Pear­ ♦
miston and Umatilla Friday after president, Marjorie Mullins, vice-
son ranch.
boob . Neither one of the men were president and Mary Jane Sheridan,
Marie Hanks of Portland, arrived
Mr. and Mrs. Carl ITaddox were In Hermiston Saturday, March 1,
Injured and both were to blame for secretary. The officers elected in
the Cooking n club are Mary Brown-
the accident.
Sunday dinner guests at the T. II. where she Is assisting her sister in
son, president. Sylvia Dotson, vice-
Haddox- home.
. the nursing service at the Medical
president, and Emogene Paul, secre­
e y . r0‘Ur?ed RU?day ,ron' I hospital. Miss Hanks Is a graduate
ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY
tary. Both of these clubs are led
.o f the Multnomah training school of
H. M. Cockburn of Milton. Oregon, and supervised by Mrs. Hlnellne
ing her daughier, Florence, for the pprtland a„d has had considerable
past few days.
announces that he will this week teacher ot home economics in the
experience in maternity c»9--s. The
file hl« declaration as a candidate local high school.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lynch and fam-1 te|l(|y lnrrea8e ln patlcnU hBg mado
The officers elected in the Sewing
for representative from Umatilla
Ily and Uncle Johnnie Thom were „„ additional nurse necessary.
•club are Irene Kennings, presi­
Sunday visitors In Stanfield.
ooaaty la the Thirty-sixth legislative
assembly of the state of Oregon. Mr. dent, Helen Ralph, vice-president,
Mr. and Mra. Archie Conrad were, Tbof)e adrnll„ d ,o tbe hosolt, ,
Cockburn la a republican and when and Esther McMullen, secretary. The
Sunday dinner guests at the home dur|nB th(1 past week were: 8. C.
asked what his platform would he. club’s leader Is Mary Brownaon.
1 ot Mr. Conrad's parents. Mr. and Mrs. N|(,hf|,g
Kauffman and W. L.
The officers elected In the Cooking
stated that he we« la full sympaathy
IDav« Conrad.
Blessing of Hermiston and Mrs.
club are Sylvia 8hutter. president,
with the taxpayers, and If elected to
| Carlton Lynch was home over Spagle and baby boy, bors March 4.
Sunday. He is working In the H o ld -L , Boardman.
the legislature would unqualifiedly Mildred Phelps, vice-president and
Emogene
stand for tha strictest economy eoa- Both Davis, secretary.
man district.
Those discharged were: Mrs. J. M.
■toteat with governmental efficiency. Paul has charge of this club.
Hill Luttrell made a business trip Biggs. Mrs. Alvin Hooker end baby
Those making the honor roll for
to Morrow county last Monday and bny of Htrmtaton; Dwight Arnold
Tuesday.
I d g c Nlrbo)s of Umatilla, and
LEAVE» FOR ROCHESTER, WN. the 4th six weeks of school are:
First grade— Mary Harris, Bobby
Jess Hopper has gone Into the thlC Fredrickson baby of Irrigon.
Oral Heariknen aad family left Smith, Dale Pierson, Gilbert Dyer,
sheep business.
Last week h-
Tuesday of thia week for Rochester. Maxine Mead. Mary Hemphill.
brought home 25 lamhs.
WEATHER REPORT
Second Grade— Kenneth Bensel.
Washington. where they hag pur­
Mr. and Mra. Ruber and family
Allan
Clarke,
Joyce
McCulley,
Don­
chased a farm recently. They Intend
were Sunday dinner guests at the
The weather has been getting mild­
to make their home In that commua ald Pankow, Battle Payne, Marion
Will Llndnrr home.
er
and the report front the 22nd of
Ity. B. B. McPherson, who has rv- Pierce, Wayne Sage, Glen Warner
Mr. and Mrs. Whitsett and family February to March 6, ia as follows:
f
S
M
.
-
,
and
Zelli
French.
eeatly purchased the Oral Hearth
were guests at the Stockard home
Max. Min.
Third Grade— Alma Laird, Ger­
sea farm sooth of tow s, took y u m
Sunday evening.
February 27 .
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aldine
Mullins,
Gladys
Pierson,’
Ralph
Isa of this ranch Tuesday aad will
Mr. and Mrs, P. E. Hall w
February 28 ...
60 31
Marble, Jessie Moore, Loris Root,
la dairying and general fa
iters at tha M. M. Ehockey home I March 1 .
........ 49 30
Mary Jans Hammer.
Sunday afternoon.
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March 2
Fm rth Grade— Nina Rae MeOBUey.
Last Thursday and Friday
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Ruth Pierson. Mary Shovbe, Rbther
b r t l ^ X ^ s r e ^ e v i7emh I'ln 7 ^ 17 ^ tl7 erW ..b<î’ t’ K*re,.*l,''’Wa “ ,h’‘y Werp brOU*h‘ ,o "" '«"«"’I'.toua r,HW, were held at Coln abia for
..... 66 23
McMullen,
Ruth
Shaw,
Bdward
Hall,
Gw only ’l ^ t Jair În
“primmer,” by the United State, border patrol of Introït. This I, „ -rhtps clamatory contest.
Umatilla school Is cluseq this week
Those winning I March 6
......... 58 3»
of the flu_
(Continued oa Page Twa)
¿lrst wero: Lower Division— Humor-
There was .36 of an Inch of rain.
(Continued on page four J
Field Demonstration W ill Be Held
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