The Hermiston herald., May 29, 1930, Image 1

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HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1930
UMATILLA PROJECT
FAIR HOARD M E f T k -
REGATTA RACES TO BE
OVER ONE MILE COURSE
Total $1000; Divided Into 6
Classes; Sponsored by Amer-
18TH ANNUAL FAIR TO BE HELD
DIVERSIFIED FARMS
FAY — OPPORTUNITIES
ARE HERE.
can Legion.
MEMORIAL SERVICE
RE AT AUDITORIUM
MERLIN EARNHEART PRE­
SENTED WATCH BY CLUB
Adjudged Best
All-around
Student
by Vote of High School
AMERICAN LEGION WELL TAKE
Faculty.
CULLING EXHIBITS TO
BE CONDUCTED SOON
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER YEAR
GOLF TOURNEY WITH
ARLINGTON HELD SUNDAY
Arlington Defeats Hermiston Players
in Easily Won Game With a
E. COSBY, EXTENSION POUL­
OCTOBER 3-4.
Score of 32 to 14.
FIFTEEN SENIORS RE­
CEIVE DIPLOM AS
0.
A. HOWARD, STATE SCHOOL
CHARGE OF ARANGEMENTS
According to L. A. Smith, chair­
Merlin Earnheart, prominent mem
TRYMAN, TO BE IN CHARGE
SUPT. GIVES ADDRESS
Nine players from the Hermiston
man of the Second Annual American
her
of the senior class of the local
Golf club took part in a tournament
Division Superintendents Appointed;
Legion Regatta, many inquiries have Father Nesdale to Give Address at high school, was presented with the UmaAlIa Project Farm Bureau to at Arlington Sunday, with Arlington Talks on Honors at Graduation Not
been received as to the length of the
This Fair Predicted Biggest and
handsome watch offered by the He
easily winning the honors. The re­
10 O’clock Meeting in
Hold Meeting Wednesday Eve­
race course to be used in connection
Necessary for Success in Col­
miston
Commercial
association
to
.he
sults
of the game are as follows:
Most Successful Yet Given.
with this year’s events. In order to
Auditorium.
best all-around student In the cl iss
ning, June 4
Hermiston—
(Holes Up)
lege or Business Lif®.
set the minds of all outboard race
The presentation speech was made by
The first meeting of the newly fans at rest, Mr. Smitn has Issued
Tentative plans and arrangements Superintendent Shaw at the »3 on
Felthouse ........ ................................. n
elected directors of the Umatilla Pro­ the following statement: “The race for the observance of Memorial day
As evidence of the successful com­
Clarke .............. ................................. 0
ject Fair board consisting of W. E. course to be used this year at McKay have been completed by the local menceraent exercises held In the
pletion of your years preparatory
office
to
have
H.
E.
Cosby,
extension
high school auditorium TliuesJay
Aarhus
................................ 0
Logan, John Jendrsejewski, Logan Lake will be a one mile oval, direct­ post of the American Legion. 1
poultryman from. Oregon State col­ Matott .............. ................................. 0 work, diplomas were warded to the
Todd, L. C. Dyer and C. M. Jackson, ly in front of the dam. The racers main service which will be open tu evening.
15 members of the senior class of the
1
Biggs ........ ....... .............
Each year a watch Is awarded by lege, conduct culling demonstrat
■was held Monday, May 26, at the of will at no time be more than three the public will be held In the Her­
Hermiston high school at the annual
on
local
flocks
on
June
4
and
5
McNaught ....... ................................ 5
flee of the
assistant
county hundred yards from the face of the miston Auditorium beginning at 10 the association to the student ad
It Is planned to cull the flocks of Todd ................ ................................ 2 immencement exercises in the au-
judged by the high school faculty as
agent where tentative plans were for­ dam and will be in view without the o’clock Friday morning.
H. J. Ott and Hugh Taylor during Paul ................. .......................». . ß torlum last Thursday evening.
the most deserving. Selection
mulated for the 18th annual fair aid of glasses.”
In the absence of Post Commander
The commencement address was
June and again in August and then
which will be held October 3 and 4.
H. W. Kelley, who will be out of made on a basis of scholarship ac to carry the flock through the winter
Prize money totaling 31,000,
........................... T u * •llvered by C. A. Howard, state
Total
..........
hievement,
school
citizenship
and
Curtis Dyer was again unanimously well as four cups, one offered by town on that day, J. E. Hallybur-
iperintendent of schools, from Sal-
(Holes U)
elected to serve as president and / . Gray ft Wright and the three others ton has been appointed to conduct general accomplishment in activities without further culling, thus empha­ Arlington—
n, Oregon. He discussed at length
sising
the
importance
of
early
cull­
Fisk
..................
over
the
year
before.
M. Biggs will again serve as secre­ by the First National bank of Pen­ the meeting.
................................ 7
ing,
and
the
possible
harm
to
pro­
6
Blnckburne ..... ........................
tary-treasurer.
The following program has been
dleton, will go to winners in the
duction of too much late culling.
McDonald ....... .
DIAMOND LAKE TO BE OPEN
.
.
.
J « high school to be a success in
With the various inquiries receiv­ American Legion Regatta here June arranged:
Mr. Cosby will be present at lh«> Wheelhouse .....
ed from breeders of registered dairy 21 and 22, says Ruion Smith, presi­ Call to order....... J. E. Haliyburton
He took his
TO FISHERMEN JUNE FIRST meeting of the Farm Bureau Wed­ Ogilvy ............... ............................. .. 9
cattle throughout the state of Wash­ dent of the regatta. There Is to be America ............................... Audience
nesday
evening,
June
4,
to
discuss
Ortman
.............
................................
0
ington and Oregon, it is indicated 6 different classes which will be div­ Invocation........................Oscar Payne
The road to Diamond Lake in Cen problems of feed and management Story .................................................. o
that this year's fair will prove one ided Into 2 heats run each day.
Violin solo ........................ Miss Kern tral Oregon is open and free of snow with the local poultrymen, nnd will
Marshall ........................................... 0 had graduated with honors had made
of the biggest and most successful
Reading .................... Mary Brownson
answer
any
questions
of
gcntral
in­
Hertz
................. ................................ 0 a failure in later life and that some
according
to
Matt
Rychman,
supcrln
that has ever been held in this com­
Solo ....................................... Dr. Prime
who took a back place in high school
terest
that
individual
members
care
tendent of hatcheries for the state
munity. With the increased inter­ ♦
<• Introduction of Speaker ..............
came out to the front in college and
to
bring
up.
Total
.....
32
est in 4-H club work, which will In­
..........................J. E. Haliyburton game commission who has returned
business careers. He did not mean
MINNEHAHA NEWS NOTES
It is also planned to have Mr.
In the afternoon a hotly contested
clude the 4-H clubs from north Mor­ ❖
Address ...................... Father Nesdale from a tour which took him to all Cosby meet with the Farm Bureau
❖
that just because one did graduate
baseball
game
between
Arlington
and
row county as well as sheep clubs ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Duet........Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Burnham of the hatcheries and egg taking sta­
with honors that It meant they would
Cooperative to offer some advice on
from Heppner, this division of the
Standing Silent Tribute to the
tions in that section of the state the most satisfactory feeds for poul­ Heppner was enjoyed by the Hermls fail but pointed out that everyone
(By Grace Rodda))
ton players before returning home.
Umatilla Project Fair is proving its
Soldier Dead.................... Audience east of the Cascades. Diamond lake
should make a success of life and en­
Donald and Edward Klages, who Star Spangled Banner..........Audience a favorite resort for hundreds of try. The Farm Bureau Cooperative
worth along this line and the prizes
couraged the lowest and the highest
to be offered In each division will are attending Blair business college Benediction .................... Oscar JTiyno resident and non-resident anglers
member of the class to make some­
in
Spokane,
spent
Wednesday
and
be substantially enlarged over those
Immediately following the pro­ vzill be open for fishing June 1
thing of himself.
Thursday
at
the
home
of
their
par­
of previous years.
gram at the auditorium, a line of While on his tour Mr. Ryckman paid
Presentation of the diplomas was
march will be formed and the crowd close attention to the work going
There will be displays of registered ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klages.
made by Frank E. Shaw, superin­
J. V. Allen made a business trio Io will go out to the cemetery in cars.* on |n the hatcheries and states that
Guernsey, Holstein and Jersey and a’l
tendent of schools, at the close of the
breeders indicate their willingness to Portland last week.
James D. Todd has been appointed the crews under his direction are
program.
Morris Pierson wag pre­
IH*?aM.
T.
Matott
and
Rosella
and
display their stock as this fair will
to have charge of the color guard obtaining all tlie eggs the hatcher­
sented with tho silver cup for being
again be an abortion free show. The Vance drove to Pendleton Thurslay. and the firing squad. Local Boy ies are in a position to handle.
the most outstanding student and
farm products display awards will They were accompanied by Mis Gcii- Scouts will officiate as ushers at the
Leonard Nation was awarded tho
auditorium.
be substantially increased whereby gia Thom.
several years and covering more than
scholarship to Pacific University.
growers can well afford to spend
After having been in service for
Lester Flannigan who has been
The processional was played by the
their time in competing tor these seriously ill with the measles has re­ UNION PACIFIC TO ADD
75,000 miles in its duties of plant
high school prehestra and the girls’
prises.
covered.
OPEN TOP OBSERVATION CAR Ing fry the old ‘‘Pish Pullman” of
glee club sang two songs. Mrs. J.
The following superintendents of
the hatchery department of the state
N. Norton and Miss Kern played a
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Christenson
the various divisions were appointed and Mr. and Mrs. Carl McKalne of
Open top observation cara will be game commission fs being turned in
beautiful duet and the salutatory
and tha manner in which these ap­ Moro were visitor» at the H. H. Chris' carried on the Union Pacifica crack end replaced by a new truck which
and valedictory addresses were given
pointments were accepted indicates tenson home Sunday.
trains, the Portland Limited and the will be known as "Fish Pullman
by Morris Pierson and Shlrlie Brown-
that the eighteenth annual fair will
Continental Limited, between Port­ II.” The new truck, like Its pre­
son, respectively. Invocation was
M.
T.
Matott
spent
Sunday
in
Ar­
be the most successful In the history
land and The Dalles, Oregon, begin­ decessor, will be capable of carrying
given by Rev. Oscar Payne.
lington. He was among the party of ning June } from Portland and June
of this community.
16,000 six Inch trout under ordinary
The graduates were Robert C.
golfers
who
went
from
Hermiston.
Following are the appointments of
8 from The Dalles.
conditions
and
when
equipped
with
Bennett,
Roy Bills, Russell Blessing,
R. E. Thom has finished putting up
the various divisions:
Visitors to the Rose festival and oxygen tanks will accommodate dou
Shlrlie Brownson, Dorothy Buell,
his
first
cutting
of
hay.
{Poultry— W. E. Logan, superin­
other June tourists have always ble that number.
Merlin Earnheart, Wllllard Felthouse.
Thrill« and spill« a plenty at American Legion
Bud Jory spent the week end vis­ shown a liking for the open cars be­
tendent, assisted by Guy Cronk In
Marian Henderson, Albert Kennings,
iting
with
Glen
Hamman.
Regatta,
McKay
Lake,
June
21
and
22.
charge-of turkeys and Frank Outwits
cause they afford an unobstructed
The annual fisherman's excursion
Leonard Nation, Harold Pace, Mor­
in chargs of chtcksns.
The girls' cooking club of Minne­ view of Multnomah Falls, Crown over the S. P. ft S. and Oregon Trunk
ris Pierson, Elsie Reeder and Jane
Dairy—John Jendrsejewski, sup­ haha district met with Grace and Point and other Columbia Gorge railroads, from Portland to South has been handling poultry feed of BUSINESS MEN FROM 29 0EEG9
Warner.
erintendent,
assisted by Charles Mary Rodda Tuesday at 2 o’clock. scenery. The cars have leather up­ Junction on the Deschutes river lur­ the very best quality for some years.
CITIES TO ATTEND SCHOOLS
Lynch.
Mary demonstrated the making of holstered seats for 92 passengers and ed more than one hundred angler?
but In order to check up on the rat­
IRRIGON SCHOOL CLOSES
Sheep— Albert Kennings.
muffins. Next week they will meet improved windshields for each seat. last Saturday and Sunday. Weather
ions they mix, and to keep abreast
With business methods for mer
Ground— C. L. Jackson.
with Rosella Matott and aha will de­ Free use of tha open top cars is ex­ conditions lu Central Oregon were
AFTER SUCCESSFUL YEAR
the times, they have asked for chants changing as rapidly us
Farm Exhibits— Baxter Hutchison. monstrate the making and baking of tended to all Pullman car passen­ good and the river sufficiently clear
the services of Mr. Cosby to go over women’s styles, commercial leaders
Women’s Division—Mrs. C. M. cookies.
gers.
to provide good catches for most of their feeds with them.
W. H°s;'ngton, Principal, Outlines
of »1 Oregon citt's have again sciied
Bob and Johnny Thom motored to
Best.
The open top cars will be contin­ those ho visited the famuus flshin
Profossor F. L. Knowlton, In uled summer institutes this year a:
Improvements.
Teachers’ Plans
Sports— Logan C. Todd.
Umatilla Sunday afternoon.
ued throughout the summer.
stream.
charge of poultry experiment work at a means of keeping in touch with
There will be plenty of entertain­
the college, will probably accompany the most modern developments In
For Next Y eir Given.
ment both days of the fair which will
Mr. Cosby, as he is desirous of Jook their field.
consist of sports for the kids, smok­
After the closing of the school year
ing over systems of ventilation that
These institutes have been dev .1
ers, merry-go-round, various amuse­
have been giving satisfactory ras ilts cd as a cooperative project betweer t Irrigon Tuesday, May 20, the
ments. alroplanes and the possibility
teachers’ plans for the summer and
under local climatic conditions.
A n d She’s O u to f Reach
the Oregon retail merchants assocla
of a fire works display.
coming school year are as follows:
tion, the school of commerce at O--.>
Professor Hoisington left Tuesday
gon
State
college,
and
the
coils;-
HOSPITAL TO CHANGE
night fur Emmet, Idaho, for a visit
extension service. They have pro-
>f two weeks after which he will go
HANDS ABOUT JUNE
ed so popular that the schedule ha: •o Moscow, Idaho, to attend the Unl-
'frown to five times the proportlot erslty of Iduhn to get his master's
The Hermiston Medical hospital
of the first year when only six wcr< legrce in edlicatlon. This fall he
formerly conducted by the Misses
held.
Ornes to Pendleton to take over the
Bertha and Marie Hanks Is being
A staff of three men will hold tin losition as band director In the Pen-
taken over by Dr. A. W. Christopher­
institutes at each place, two day lleton grade school. Marie Hovce,
FLOWERS MADE BY DISABLE!
son about the first of June.
Mrs.
bring spent In each city. Ixiciil com Ugh school teacher, will attend Pull-
Bartel of Portland will be In charge
mittecs arrange for the meetings and nan college this summer and will
VETERANS
under the new arrangement and Mrs.
Invite in business men from sur take over the position as head of the
D. L. McKinney, who is a graduate
¡Is Annual Event Sponsored by Anx rounding towns In tho various cnin anguugc department at Rosalia,
nurse from the Good Samaritan hos­
ties.
Washington, this fall. Mrs. C. C.
pital in Portland, will be in the office
iliary During W°ck Before
H. T. Vance, In charge of courser lacker, seventh and eighth grade
and nurse at the hospital. Under
'n
merchandising
at
O
d.
C.
will
glvr
Memorial Duy.
’eaeher. will leave for her home in
the new plan the hospital will be
lectures and demons! i at Ions in ad Chitwood. Oregon, Immediately. Mrs.
open for 24 hour service. The Misses
E. E lira« Gr aves, Intermediate room
Little red popples mado by invalid vertlslng and salesmahshlp.
Hanks will return to Portland.
soldiers in the vA:ter ms’ hospital) Bosworth, head of courses In ac teacher lies the position of principal
throughout the country are on sale counting, will handls phases n of one of the Seattle grade schools
To Leave for Cheney.
at all business houses In Hermlsfoi: business management, and O. F. Tate, next year. Miss Effie Renfro, pri­
Miss Ina Gilbert, teacher In the
this week starting last Sa.u day ano secretary of the Jtelall Marchant? mary teacher, will spend the summer
Umatilla schools, will leave for Che­
continuing through Memorial Day, issociatton. will deal with the stori at Oregon State college and will re-'
ney, Washington, Saturday, where
according
to the local American Le -• arrangement.
turn to teach at Irrigon next year.
she will attend summer school at
Tho schedule will begin at Alb
ion Auxiliary members.
Mr. L. Merton Dawald. a gradu­
Cheney Normal.
The poppies are sold for ten cents any, June 30 snd July 1, and Ineludtc ate of the University of Idaho, at
apiece with one cent going to tli< Cottage Grove, Rogeourg. Grants the present time hand director and
C®nnty School Superintendent Here.
soldier who made tho flower and Pass, Medford. Aihluad, Klamath head of the social science department
J. A. Yeager, county school super­
the remaining nine cents to his fam­ Falls, Lakeview, Rums, Ontario, at Prosser. Washington, has been
intendent, was In Hermiston Friday.
ily If he haa one. or for g> ncral care Baker, 1st Grande, Enterprise, Pen elected principal of the Irrigon
■lleton, Heppner, Arlington, Th- schools for next year. Mrs. Dawald
of
the disabled veterans.
WEATHER REPORT
Dalits, Rodmond, Bend. Toledo, Til
(Continued on Page Four)
Mrs. Lyle Tilden Is the local chair­ 'amook. McMinnville. Hllls'ior», Ore
The weather report for the past
man for the poppy sale.
.on City, Newberg, Salem. Inde
SUMMER LIBRARY HOURS
week Is as follows:
ptndence. Hood River ami Corvallis.
Date
Max.Mln.
Mak«s Improvements.
Beginning Monday. June 1. tha
May 23 ........ ------- --------- IS 40
for Sommer.
The Hermiston Auto Wrecking Home
Mrs. E. L. Cherry, who has been Library will be open from 3 to 5 P.
May 33 ______ ______
36
House on the corner of III -ihurt ave­ teaching near Athena the past year M. daily, except Sunday.— Adv.
May 24 _____--- --------------- 73 66
nue and fie-ond street fs being In­ returned home r vers I days ago to
May 36 _________________
71 4«
closed with a 6 foot high board fence spend the svwu :r with her family.
From Powell Butt®.
May 3 « ------------- .----------- SO 35
which will lie painted. This will add
Mra. Edgar Peterson of Powell
Tho Chi Try Is jlly are moving to
May 37 . —
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greatly to the appezrnnee of the Condon later in tho summer where Butte, Oregon, la spending a few days
M»J M
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business and also to the he-n'IL-a- Mr. Cherry will be superintendent of with her parents. Mr. and Mrs, Jqq
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tion ol the aU/.
v •
s'^onls in tb«t ¡city the comijis yeir. Dyer
OPPY SALE MOUNTS
LARGER EACH YEAR