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The Hermiston Herald BLUBORAST SUN8HIN7 * 1 FOR COWS goal ▼OL. XXIV hermmton , ukaklla county , ougoi , — NUMBER 29— POULTRY EXTEN SIO N HtDGBAM PLANNED FIELD Iff RETIN 0 TO BE HELD MARCH 26 AND 27 H. E. Cosby, P oultiy Extension Spec ia list Fr°m Oregon State College To Assist George Jenkins FIRE CHIEF SOUNDS WARN ING TO HERMISTON CITIZENS Permits to be Issued f°r Burning of Rubbish, etc., if People are Not More Careful Warnings have been given by Geo. Wagner, fire chief, of the Importance of being caneful and watching any bonfires that are started during the spring months and windy days. Per mits In the past have not been re quired for bonfires and burning of rubbish, but If the people continue to endanger the city as well as the property of Hermiston it may become neceeeary to secure a permit for burning within the city limits. This would work a hardship oa careful citizens but if careless people con tinue to start fires on windy days the enforcement of permits will he required. The fire chief urgently asks the cooperation of all Hermiston cltisens to be careful at all times especially during the next 3 months, and any one reporting to me the danger of extra fire hazards will be appreciat ed. any fires could be avoided by seeing that your roofs and gutters are properly cleaned of accumulated rubbish. This Is a matter of Import ance to the entire town ot Hermis ton and your cooperation in this mat ter will be appreciated. T hursday , march so , 1930. GOPHER FIELD MEETINGS SENIOR CLASS PRESENT HIGHSCHOUL BASEBALL In an effort to develop Interest In LEAGUE ORGANIZED SUCCESSFUL PLAY field the control of gophers In this district meetings are being held the 1st Leads Capably Acted; Performance Credited W ith Being- Great Financial Success. SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 FEX YXAX LEGION AUXILIARY HELD MARCH 20 AND 21 MEETING HELD MARCH 13 ter part of this week on different Auxiliary to Sponsor a First Aid R°om in Local School; Also Sponsor Posture Contest. OT ATTEND farms at Hermiston, 8tantield and 20 MEN TURN OUT FOR PLACE ON Echo \*here a method la being de LOCAL SQUAD ANCE TO ENJOY COMEDY LARGE AUDIENCE monstrated for their eontrol by Roy Fugate of the United States Biolog ical Survey, who la working with the assistant county agent. On Thursday field meetings were held at the Frank Gulwita farm at 9:30 A.: M., at tke Experiment sta tion at 11 A. M. and at the Val Knauf farm at 1:30 P. M. On Fri day a meeting will be held at the George Worster farm on Butter creek at 10 A. M., one at the F. S. Green farm at 1:16 P. M. and one at the William Payne farm at 8 P. M. On Saturday a similar meeting will be held at the E. L. Jackson farm at 10 A. M. AU persons Interested in this work are requested to attend any of these meetings. Jack Allen Supply Company of Pen dleton has Offered Trophy to Winner of the League. CALF TO BE AWARDED WINNER 4-H CLUB H. J. BEAN OF ECHO TO GIVE A The Legion Auxiliary met Thurs day night with Mrs. Laura Kelley and Mrs. Martha Boynton aa hostess es. After some discussion they de cided to sponsor the County Poster Contest and to give cash prizes to the winners of this contest in the local school. The posters of the winners here will be sent to the state contest where they will be en tered against other winning posters from other schools. A committee was appointed to meet with Mr. Shaw and work out plana for establishing a first aid station in thia school. Tentative plans are to equip a room with bed, chairs and complete medicine chest for first aid purposes. This room will be used for pupils who become 111 or are hurt In some way while at school. This Is to be financed by the Auxiliary. Mrs. George Newell who has been president of the Auxiliary for the past year has handed In her resigna tion as they are moving from this district in the near future and Mrs. Jess Sage who was vice-president was declared president. Mrs. Julius Hally- burton was elected vice-president to take Mrs. Sage's place. After the business meeting, de licious refreshments were served by the hostesses. Mr. H. E. Cosh/, poultry extension (By “Tuffy" Kennings) Evcellent coaching, a capable cast specialist *t the Oregon State college Through the efforts of Superin and splendid business management Will make his first aopearance here tendent Shaw, Hermiston will be a a’l combined to make the senior class March 26 and 27 wnen be will he member of the Umatilla High School I-lay, "Adam and Eva," presented be working in this part of the county Baseball league this season. The fore a large audita-:? at the high with the assistant county agent in schools composing the league are school auditorium last Saturday eve the poultry program. During the Hermiston. Helix, Athena, Stanfield ning. a thorough success, both from day on tbs 2<th calls will bo made to and possibly Echo, Adams and Uma the dramatic ant financial stand poultry farms and the meeting of the tilla. point. poultrymen will be held in the eve The play lUolt la an amusing cum Although plans are not completed nlng. Some calls will also be made • dy centering aro m l Mr. King, a a schedule for the teams already join o> the 27th. ed has been planned and practice Is rich business man, whom his family JL rather extensive poultry exten to begin at once. Each team Is to no good only to hand out sion program is to be carried out here meet twice with the championship checks. They arrange with his phy this year according to an announce game winding up the season. siclan, Dr. Delameter, to send thv.r ment made by George Jenkins. The father away on a trip so they can LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT A trophy has been offered by the work will be outlined to encourage spend money more freely. He learns Jack Allen Supply company of Pen TO BE MOVED SOON better management of poultry and to of their scheme and puts Adam Smith dleton which Is to become the perma encourage the keeping of larger his young business manager. In The laundry will soon be ready to nent property of the first team win flocks by practical poultrymen. charge of his family while he is move Into Its new location. A new ning the championship three times. In support of this program It might away. The way that Adam teaches new machine Is being Installed and Hermiston’s baseball prospects are ba pointed out that Oregon lags far the family what worthless people there are still some hours left. We bright this year for there are over 20 behind Washington and California they are and the way he brings them want It understood that If a lady who men turning out now and when regu in the development of the poultry in out of It Is very amusing. Adam lives In town is given a period it is lar practice starts It la expected that dUstry. During the first 10 months ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Smith la played by Albert Kennings her’s aa long aa she wants to use It. several others will make their bid for of 1929 California, after feeding in such a way aa to merit much ap She will not be taken oft for some a berth with the squad. population of 5,500,000 exported MINNEHAHA NEWS NOTES Of last year’s lineup Smith. Ken plause. Mr. King played by Morris one in-the country as we have here 1(83 cars of eggs. Washington with ♦ « Pierson portrays the part of the to fore done. The Committee. nings, Martin, Hitt, Addleman and a population of 1.587,000 after sup Throop are back to retain their old father In a very real manner while Grace Rodda, Corespondent plying home consumption exported positions while Hammond, F'erson, ♦ Jane Warner as Eva makes a very ♦ The girls of the Minnehaha charming heroine. Clinton DeWitt 1862 cars of eggs while in Oregon Klages, Comstock, Harris, Cockrtn, ♦ SCHOOL NEWS < With a population of 1,065,000 we neighborhood met at the school house and Julia DeWitt played by Billy DeMoss, Earnheart, Nation, Cox, ❖ ♦ had but 371 cars to ship to other Wednesday afternoon for the purpose Felthouse and Shlrlie Brownson gave Whitsett, D. Martin, Hunt, Dyer and ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ of organizing a 4-H cooking club the audience many laughs at the Mates. Wells are out to make the veterans Pupils of the elementary grades When considering the industry In Mary Jane Sheridan and Grace Rod- amusing things a young married cou hustle. who were neither tardy nor absent da ate to be Club leaders while the comparative way with Washington ple do. Harold Pace aa Lord Andrew Thursday the Senior-Freshman during the school month ending and California It can be said that officers of the club are Zelma Garner Gordon and Merlin Earnheart as Dr. team will meet the Junior-Sophomore March 14, 1930 are as follows: The Mother’s and Daughter's ban team In a practice fray. Oregon compares favorably as Shr as Resident; Rodella Matott, vice Delemeter, gave adequate perform Robert Christian, Frances Follett. Investment requirements, production »resident, and Gladys McKenzie, ance while Roy Bills as Horace Pil quet sponsored by the Ladies Aid of Charles Knerr, Donald Pankow. factors, marketing situation, feed secretary. As soon as the cooking grim showed what an old bachelor Is the Methodist church was held Wed MILITARY TRAINING CAMP TO Wayne Byron Sage, Albfcrt Stene, costs, social conditions and other project is completed the girls will like. Elsie Reeder aa Counthla, the nesday evening, March 19, In the factors are concerned. However in take up sewing. BE HELD JUNE 20 TO JULY 19 John Dunning, Virginia Dyer, Morrir maid, and Bessie Dyer aa Aunt basement of the Methodist church at Huff, Geraldine Mullins, Jesse Moore, fjohaie Bllenwttsdty fllrtrt iTitaier. Abby played their parts exceptionally 7 o'clock with about 100 mothers e.nd Was of flocks Oregon lags far be The 10th Annaul Citizens Military Ralph Marble, Naomi Nunn, Gladys daughters attending. hind. In California flocks of IS,««« in the Hermiston school is convales well. In the oourse of the evening an Training Camp will be held at Van Pierson, Roy Montgomery, Madge heat ars common and flocks of 25,- cent after an attack of measles. To Mrs. Patterson, class advisor Frank Rodda,' la 111 and out of and director of the play, Is probably Interesting program was presented couver Barracks, one of the oldest Gearheart, Zelma Sale. Charles De- «00 or larger are not unusual Haven, James Geer, Wesley Knauf, enough to cause comment. In Wash school this week. due much of the success of the play, which consisted of: Selections by Frank, Annie and Grace Pearson as well aa to Martan Henderson, the high school girls’ glee club, an and most picturesque reservations lu Beverly Allen, Hugh Drlskell, Ken lagton the flocks are much larger are all suffering from colds and are Dorothy Buell, Leonard Nation, Rus address by Mrs. Mumma, an address the United States, June -20 to July neth Knerr, Edna Little, C. O. Mar than In Oregon. Larger flocks In Oregon would not attending school this week. They sell Blessing, Jewell Smith and Rob by Miss Stevens, a violin solo .by 19. Several young men between the ble, Clarence Myers, Raymond Page, 'place It on a standard with its two attend the Adventist school In Her ert Bennett who were business man Mlm Kern, a reading by Mary Brown- ages of 17 and 24 will be in training Maxine Paul, Barbara Reid, Ruth son, a solo by Mrs. Burnham, an ad from Oregon and southwestern Wash Davis, Bruce Follett, Eddie Parsons. slater states, and larger flocks would miston. agers. dress by Mrs. W. C. Isom, a solo by ington, where military, citizenship Floyd Pierce, Charles Shaw, Sylvia make for greater Individual profit. E. L. Jackson Is confined to his horns on .account of . fhi, Mlm Mumma and a reading by Ruth and athletic training will be held at Sh ittsr, Miriam Swarner, Edna Tum With a larger volume of eggs ship SEASON FOR BASS C. A. Flanaigan who was ill last Cherry. Mrs. Rena Waterman acted government expense. Nearly one- bled, Faith Wilson, Anna Ray Mar ments would be more frequent and quality would be higher. The per week is better and able to be out FISHING TO BE CLOSED as toastmlstress at the banquet. half of the authorized quota has al tin. Iris Shafer, Eunice Woughter, centage shipped to higher priced again. ready enrolled for the camp accord Goldie Shutter, Gweneth Corey, Roy Closing of the season for bass fish FATHER’S AND SON’S Miss Georgia Thom spent the week eastern markets would be higher and ing to Brigadier General Paul A. Dallman, Lee Dyer, James Lenhart, Clarke Paul, Eugene Pierce and Bud the percentage shipped to the lower end visiting friends at Pendleton. ing between April 18 and July 1 was Wolf, U. S. A. BANQUET TO BE APRIL Bert Quick is Installing a new found necessary by the state game eoast markets would be lower. All necessary expense, travel, food, Prime. Ih view of this situation and to Silver Radio ke recently purchased commission at its last regular month The local Boy Scouts will sponsor shelter, uniforms ana equipment are Virgil Farmer from Weston. Ore encourage better poultry manage from Buhman Bros. the Father’s and Son’s banquet to be born by the gpvernmcnt under the gon, entered tho Second grade the ly meeting. Due to the fact that this C. A. Harris is remodeling his msnt a meeting of poultrymen will National Defense Act of 1920. This he held la tke Hermiston library house and Installing the plumbing is the spawning seeason tor bass it held Tuesday evening, April 1, at 7 training camp Is held to Insure peace ftrst of the week. P. M., in the basement of the Metho The grade school’s basketball teams Wednesday evening, March 26, at 8 fixtures this week. was held imperative that the fish dist church. Each father and son in by nculcatlng In ts bvddng citizen went to Umatilla Friday night tc Velma Col pit of Stanfield visited be protected. r . M. At thia time Mr. Cosby will town reserve this date for the ban ship a real understanding of the piny tho Umatilla basketball teams talk, oa poultry problems and most with Grace Jackson on Sunday. According to Matt Ryckman, sup privileges and responsibilities of Mary Jane Sheridan and Mrs. erintendent of hatcheries for the quet. All proceeds go to the Boy American citizenship and an apprec The boys came home victorious but of the meeting will be given over to Scout organization. a question box discussion. Farm Gladys Comstock drove to Pendleton game commission, unless the season iation of the needs of the country for the girls were defeated. Thursday night of this week sec calls will be made as time permits Sunday to see Mr. Sheridan who Is was closed during the spawning per National defense. Young men desir tion 4 Oratorical Contest will be held St. Anthony’s Hospital. They iod bam would be eliminated from From Independence. during the 26th and part of the 27th C. W. Irvine, president of the ing to attend this year’s camp should found him slightly improved. and poultrymen Interested in Oregon waters in a very few years. Farmers* State bank of Independence, secure applications from any of the In Echo. Representatives In the personal conference with Mr. Cosby Dick Thom recently purchased four Bam do not spawn like trout but below named, or write directly to C. high school division wil be Morris at the farm Is requested to notify cows Of C. Selts. These will Increase lay their eggs along the shores among Oregon, was In Hermiston Wednes M. T. C, headquarters, Vancouver, Pierson, oratorical; Ruth Cherry day looking after property interests dramatic; Bill Hurly, humorous: the aaeitant county agent before that the Thom herd to thirty cows. gram, fungus u d plant growths", Washington. tlnM. A. M. Franklin and family have says Mr. Ryckman. "These eggs are on the project. Hon. James Alger Fee, Austin Jimmy Neary or Roy Bllla, extempo Mr. Cosby will give part of his time moved to the McGinty place in the exposed and It becomes the duty of Landrith, E. B. Aldrich, Lyman G. raneous. to Stanfield. Friday night the grade school ora oa the 27th to work with H. K. Minnehaha district. the male fish to stand guard. This M°ve A. B. Shannon, whose residence Rica, R. E. Bean, J. M. Biggs, J. T. tortcal contest will be held In Echo Dean, superintendent of the Umatilla Miss Ruby Beebe is leaving for he does with a vengeance, keeping Arneson, Charles Vlnler, B. W. with Melvin Follett, Eugene Pierce ■apartment station in making plans Monmouth where she will enter the his eyes constantly on the alert for was destroyed by fire Saturday, ha3 Wheatley and F. E. Allen. leased the J. S. Burnham farm nt Betty Ralph, Helen Ralpu. Nltrt Ra> far the establishment of a turkey Normal there for the spring term. anything that might disturb the eggs McCully and Jessie Moore represent flock at the station. Miss Dorothy Smith of Pendleton If anglers are allowed to fish bass the Stanfield. They moved to their new Registered at Hotel. home Saturday. ing Hermiston. Admission both is employed at the Matott home. male becomes easy prey during the Jack Wills, Seattle: John O'Dell, nights will be 15 cents, but all thos< Mrs. Matott’s father and mother, M. E. CHURCH spawning season. If a spinner or a J. C. Batchllder both of Walla Walla: participating can get complimentary Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Oari of La Grande, hook is dropped In the vicinity of Sunday Visitor. J. W. Rembowski, Spokane, O. P. C. E. Johnson, of Portland. Ore tickets at the offlei of Superintend The church services at the M. E. were week-end visitors at the the eggs over which he watches he gon, former resident of Hermiston Banfleld, J. F. Baker, L. F. Brazean, ent Shaw for tlielr relatives. ehureh will consist of Sunday school Matott home. immediately fights it and consequent a<j official In the reclamation office, L. A. Griffith, A. C. Haws and Jos Grade school teachers are working Id o’clock and morning worship at Mr. and Mrs. John Ulrich have ly Is hooked. Thus it Is necessary to ephine McKinley, all of Portland; hard on a program which will be pre 11 A. M. Immediately following the bought the Sturgiss farm and are protect the male If ham are to be was a Sunday guest at the E. Mumma and Marie Smith, Seattle. noma. rented by the grid:s of the elemen morning services dinner will he serv moving to their new home where kept in our lakes and sloughs’*. tary school March 28. Besides a very ed in the basement. Bring your bas they expect to raise poultry. For Accepts Teaching Position. pretty operetta by the fourth, fifth Pendleton Visitor. ket full and come to help eat and the post yeer »hey have been keep Mrs. D. M. Deeter who has been MOVING PICTURE PARTY Ed McMillen made a business trip enjoy the social fellowship hour. ing house for Mr. W. H. 8tarr. teaching out at the Cold Springs a"n d s i x t h g r a d e s , - a play to Pendleton Tuesday. Epworth League at (:30 P. M. Mrs. Avis Moo,-« of Portland »ho school, has accepted a position as •will be given by the seyenth grade Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Best entertain O. W. Payne, Pastor. has been visiting friends on Butter ed with a moving picture party Sun teacher at the Minnehaha rchool for and also one by the eighth grade Other songs, readings and playleti Creek returned bi me Thursday. the year 1930 and 1981. day afternoon ia honor of their nep will be given and they assure you of Ralph Stanfield will farm the hew, Victor Bracher of Pilot Rock. Employed at Drug Store. Boat to Ck-Ehun. Eleanor Briggs If employed at the a very Interesting program. The Mrs. Dewey Payne have tower Moore place and Ralph 8aylor Mr. Bracher spent the winter In the Returns From Boi;;. Hermiston Drug stors. at to Cle-EIum Washington the upper place. • Mrs. B. 8. Kingsley returned Fri charge will be (1 0 0 for families or Hawliain Islands where he has a for five or six weeks to do Evange Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Blessing were Game Farm. The pictures that were day morning from llolso, Idaho, 60 cegts for Individuals. Morris Pierson, who sent his origi lism work there. They expect to re- Sunder callers at the Pennock home. rli-'vr to the g«ss^ were taken by From Umatilla. where she all nried her futlicr's fun Mr. and Mrs. Jssse Connell and ns! oration on the "Constitution—A tnrn the letter part of April. The pupils of the Minnehaha Mr. Bracher on his trip to :>lid from eral. Monument” to the University of Ore srho>.l who will take part in the or the Islands and while he was there. daughter Josephine of Umatilla, ware gon to be Judged, has received word al orical con tea* at Echo are, low«r The pictures were very Interesting Hermiston visitors Tuesday after County Agent Here. Health C a te r N < B. > pfrs. Milo Mfrsrtand and baby division: Jimmie Jackson, Dramatic snd were enjoyed by everyone mere. noon. Walter A. Holt, connty agent, with that hie oration was awarded a place daughter who have bee nln the and Frank Rodda, humorous. Upper Thom present were: Mr. snd Mrs. offices at Pendleton, was in Hermis In the district finals. This means Health Center Hospital returned to ¿‘vision: Btl.'y Jackson, s-nous, and George Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Flan Trip to W alla Walla. ton Friday on business connected that Morris must deliver hie oration Dewey Schiller and Walter Nation with his office. at the district finals which will prob their home la Umatilla Monday. Zc’ma Game', humorous. McNaught. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Mc- are planning a trip to Walla Walla ably be held In Pendleton. Dr. Marble who has been til for Ksnsls, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hitt. Saturday night. the past week is back at work. Lewiston Visitor. Mr. and Mrs. F. B Swnyss, Laura Employed at Rohrman Motor Co. Wednesday evening a triple elim Mary Lewis who is 92 years old Miss Katharine C runa made a trip Wallace, Margaret Neary, Margaret Roy Rills Is taking Ed McMillan's C. C. Pyle, state traffic officer of entered tke Health Center Hospital to L«wlston, Idaho, over the week McDevitt. Mlm Werrls and Fred place at Rohrman Motor Company ination tennis tournament will be Arlington, was in Hermiston Thurs while Ed's ankle Is healing. held on the local tennis courts when 25. Her hornets la Echo. end. 01 boon. day on official duty. the tcc.ms for the local school will MOTHERS DAUGHTERS BANQUET SUCCESS DIVERSIFIED FARMS >AY — OPPORTUNITIES ARE HERE. REGISTERED HOLSTEIN CALF Calf to be Presented to the Winner at the Umatilla Project Fair This Fall. Because ot his interest in 4-H club work and also in stimulating Inter est in Holstein cattle in this section. II. J. Bean, Holstein breeder of Echo has offered a registered Holstein heifer calf to the winning Holstein calf club member in western Uma tilla county. This award will be based on club work completed in cluding this year, and will be pre sented at the Umatilla Project Fair this fall. This announcement recently made by Mr. Bean will be of special inter est to Holstein calf club members at this time as the club work is just starting and it should stimulate mem bers to do even better work than in the past. In choosing the winner of this award members will be judged not alone from the standpoint of their club calf but such points as Interest n the work, leadership, herdsman- -ihlp, showmanship and record keep ing will be considered. The actual basis of award will be made in the future. The Hermiston Holstein calf club Is the only club of Its kind In west ern Umatilla county at this time. However, It Is possible that others may be organized. Rather attract ive records have been set up by mem bers of this club during the past 3 /ears. Each year over 5o per cent >f the calves In this club have been aken to the state fair and In every ase all the animals exhibited there rave placed In money classes. Last year Floyd McMullin was chosen as champion of the Holstein calf club members of the state. Club members In this district are '» be congratulated oq having such in opportunity as Mr. Bean has af- 'orded them to win a registered anl- nal from such a herd oa his. . In many cases many club members have been Interested In establishing a lalry herd for themselves through the Interest shown by community breeders. It ts surprising how rap- dly a boy or girl in club work can iccumulate a small herd, possibly all offspring tracing to one foundation inlmal, which has been won as a prize in club work. SARA ANN WARE Sara Ann Ware, passed away at ber home near Lebanon, Oregon March 13th at the age of 61 years, 1 months and 10 days. Mrs. Ware bad been sick for over two years and bad suffered a partial Btroko Just ' 1 days before her death. She leaves besides her husband, anies Ware, the following children: Mrs. Carrie Leslie, Pendleton; Mrs. Mice Noel, Eugene; Mrs. Gladys Powell, Lacomb, and Charley and 'ack at home. The Wares lived near Hermiston levoral years and were well known here. WEATHER REPORT The weather report for the past week was as follows: Date Max. March 13 ........... ................. 51 30 March 14 ........... ................. 54 26 March 15 ........... ................. 50 32 March 16 ......... ................. 59 20 ...... 63 19 17 ........... 18 ......... .......... 73 23 March 19 ....... ............... 67 48 Return From Trip. John Iladdox, Claude Iladdox and A. Morlan, who made a trip to Port land, Seattle, Bellingham. Canada and other points, returned to Hermis ton Tuesday evening. While In Bel lingham they visited Mr. and Mrs. Toy Iladdox whose home is in that city. be chosen to tnke part In tbe Uma tilla county tournament which will probably be held here May 9 and 10. Dual meets will be held with Stan field and Helix before the county tournament Is held, and arrange ments are being made for dual meets with Umatilla and Echo. Hermiston won the Umatilla county tennis championship last year and all Her miston would like to see the high school keep the cup.
