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jUE GRASS UN SHINE n » L FOR COWS VOL XIV The Hermiston Her —NUMBER 41— HERMRTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 12 1930 4TI ANNUAL FARM BUREAU ANU 6RANGE PICNIC ON JULY FOURTH CHILDREN S DAY PROGRAM CAROLINE LUELLA TILDEN FARM BUREAU AUXILIARY IS TO BE GIVEN JUNE 15 \ of0 dH 1 DIVERSIFIED FARMS PAY — O PPO R TU N ITY ARE HERE. SUBSCRIPTION, 12.00 PER YEAR PENDLETON MAKES PLANS FOR 2ND WATER REGATTA AT MCKAY DAM Coming as a shock to people of HOLDS MEETING JUNE this commuity was the death of Mrs Program to be Given at Methodist C. W. Tilden which occurred Monday LMies Establish an Auxiliary Chest night, June 9, after a long illness. Church at 10:45 A. M. By To be Used in Case of Burning Caroline Lewella Brooks was born in ELEVEN UUMATELLA COUNTY Sunday Sch°ol. Picnic to be Held in Colombia Park Iowa July 15, 1869, and died a t her Of Homes. HERMISTON LEGION POST HAVE CLUB MEMBERS ENJOY home in Hermiston June 9. 193?, at SENIORS GRADUATE E. 0. N. S. Witi Committee Appointed An interesting 'program for Child the age ef 60 years, 10 months and CHARGE OF CONCESSIONS The Farm Bureau Auxiliary held SESSIONS AT 0, S. C. Eastern Oregon Normal School, La ren’s day will be presented at the 24 days. She came west with her their regular meeting in the Colum in Charge. Grande, June 7, 1930.— Among the local Methodist Episcopal church parents in 1884, her family settling bia park Friday afternoon, June 6, In a letter received by the Herald $1000 in Prizes and Five Silver Tra- Sunday, June IE, at 10:45 A. M in Tillamook. phies to be Presented Winners She joined the from a local club member who is at Arraangements are being rapidly seventy-four seniors who are com O. W. Payne, pastor, will deliver an Seventh Day Adventist church wh m with about thirty members in at the Oregon State Summer School of Races Held June 21-22. pleting the standard two-year normal planned (or the fourth annual Orange appropriate sermon and the following a girl and was a devout member thru- tendance. The ladles of the Auxilary it stated that the Umatilla county and Faun Bureau picnic to be an course of the Eastern Oregon Nor On Saturday and Sunday, June 21 program will be presented: out her life. Caroline Brooks wi s have established a chest to be used club members were enjoying event of July 4 at the Columbia park, mal school and will receive their di c.very and 22, Pendleton Post No. 1 • f the Welcome .......................... Susanne Nyo united iul magrlawe with Clarence in case one of the member’s houses minute on the campus. Those from American Legion will enter' in a few ; mi lea from Hermiston. Her- plomas June 10, eleven are from A Greeting (Exercise) ................. W. Tildes oa February 3. 1897 in mlston and Stanfield alternate In act Umatilla county. These are Harriet and goods burn and they are now Hermiston who 'Jent to Corvallis thousands of race fans from all over ............................... Beginners Class Tillamook and later moved to this Sunday morning were Floyd McMul ing as hoet to the picnickers, the af Ahearn, Pauline Ballou. Evelyn * Two Songs........ Primary Department city. Four children were born to filling it up. At the meeting quilt len who has a state scholarship in the Northwest at their second An fair last year having been held at the Kralman. Margaret Town, Pendleton; Children’s Day (Exercise) ........... this union, two of whom are living blocks were made to be used in the Holstein club, Margaret' Hemp nual Water Regatta and speed boat Stanfield auto park. The two organ Ethel Swift, Athena; Hilda Morrison, ....Five Children from Prim. Dipt. Mrs. Tilden was w ell known In this making comforters to put in the hill, who was sent by the poultry races at McKay Lake, Pendleton. izations, the Grange of Stanfield and Pendleton; Lillian Small, Milton Through a knowledge gained by The Awakening of the Flower Queen community having lived here 12 chest. Two comforters which were club, Grace Rodda who won the Uma the Umatilla Farm Bureau of Hermis Emma Karstens, Helix; Harvey De- last year’s experience, the Legion Girls from Primary, Junior and years, and besides the host of friends tilla county scholarship for sewing Moss, Hermiston; Alice Boylen, Pil ton. co-operate In the celebration anil already made were on display. A men are able to make the events this Intermediate Departments. she leaves to mourn her, she leaves and Roseila Matott and Jean Barn previous picnics have been particular ot Rock; and Elaine Bechtel, Adams. year at McKay lake the largest and number of tea towels for the chest Hymn .............................. Congregation her husband, C, W. Tilden, two sons, ard. who belong to the cooking and ly noteworthy for their unqualified This will mark the first annual com best of their nature in the state of Prayer.__............O. W, Payne, P tst ’r were also donated. Llyle D. Tilden and Emerald G. sheep clubs respectively. E. M. success. Plana for this year’s cele mencement for Oregon's newest in Trust His Love, Anthem............ Choir Tilden, two grandchildren, ail of During the afternoon a game with Hauser, assistant county agent, ac Oregon. This will be the only chance bration give promise of another stitution of higher leering, and tho.<e Announcements. Hermiston, and one sister, Mre. Ed blank words to fill out was played by companied the boys and girls to Cor people of the eastern part of t ie state equally enjoyable time for all who who are graduating represent stu will have to attend such an event ith Tegart, of Portland. The funeral take part. dents who transferred from other Morning offering. those! present, with Mrs,. Karagay vallis. returning to Hermiston Thurs this season, and Legion officials are Great and Marvelous, Anthem .Choir wag held Wednesday morning it 11 day, Those club members from A picnic dinner at noon will be one normal schools and colleges. Sermon. o’clock at the Prann undertaking winning first prize and Mrs. Tom Stanfield attending are Irene Atte- anxious to have them take advantage of the principal events of the day and •' Baccalaureaute services were held It Is Always Morning Somewhere. of the opportunity. parlors, after which the family ac Wilson second. bury, Wilhelmina Hedrick and Ken sports and games are being lined lip Sunday. June 8. at 4 P. M., the Rt. One thousand dollars in cash Anthem .................................... Choir companied the body to Tillamook At the colse of the meeting refresh neth Lay and those from Pilot Rock Rev. Wm. P. Remington, Episcopal for the younger set. In the afternoon prizes and five silver trophies will be Benediction. where interment was made Thurs ments were served by the hosteses are Irene Etter, Patrick Cassidy, Wal- awarded the winners of the various a program of speaking and Binging bishop of Eastern Oregon, deliveringj ” >ove program is to be given day afternoon in the Tillamook will be held, tbe principal speaker of the address. Graduating exercises! Mrs. Hammer, Mrs. Bloom and Mrs leco Buholts, Keith Hutchison and events. On fihe pjigram for the “ >e "»embers of the M. E. Sun- cemetery. Charles Brocher. Elmer Smiley, of the day not having been announced occurred Tuesday at 2:30 P. M„ the Knauf. two days meet are races of all classes pddress being given by PAwident ?“y B C ?K ° ° “ morning services Freewater, is also attending. yet. for outboard motors, special races t. _ . .. j iJune 15. Everyone is cordial y in- The next meeting Is to be a picnic The girls from all over the state F. Coleman of Reed college. I ,. . , . . . . , . ,„v Everyone in tbe Hermiston, Stan Norman for outboard runabouts and inboard „„„„ „ _ . . vited to come and bring friends. The W ales Must Be Babied in Columbia park on Friday niter who attend this summer school are , , ... . field and surrounding communities The commencement week program morning powered lioats, surf boat riding, free offering will go to Child W hen Sick, Says Nurse noon, June 20. All ladies not bring kept in Kidder and Waldo halls. is cordially invted to attend the pic was concluded by a faculty-senior ren’s Day Fund" which in turn g"es board riding, hurdling with speed London, England.—The prince of The boys are kept in the men’s nic and participate n all of the ac- banquet Tuesday night. I boats and surf boards, water ski rld- to aid students in need of financial Wales Is Just like any man when It ing Ice cream are asl e j to bring dormitory. tvities of the day. Last year picnic jing, and many'other thrilling spec aid while taking higher educational comes te being balded when be Is cake or cookies. Every afternoon from 1:30 to 2:30 was a groat success and those in MARTIN-QUICK ialties. The meet will close Sunday courses. sick, according to Miss Grace Fuller, an assembly is held and Is broadcast charge this year are striving to make afternoon with a twenty-five mile one of the nurses who attended him over KOAC. Umatilla county broad Coming as a surprise to friends of It more successful if possible. endurance race, which will be open when he was ill recently in South Eskimo Spitz Decides cast is to be between 7:45 to 8:15 on Joint committees from the Stan this community was the marriage of Africa with malarial fever. to all types of outboard motors. Own Case in Court Friday, June 13, and it would be in field Grange and from the Farm Lela Martin of Stanfield and Bert “He was a splendid patient," said Outboard motor manufacturers Cambridge, Mass.—An Eskimo spitz, teresting to local people if they would Quick of this city, which took place Bureau are being apointed to be In Miss Fuller in a letter to friends In beribboned and perfumed for the occa hav« followed close upon the foot tune in on their radios about that JIQIsboro, Oregon, Thursday even- London, “but he was a real babe when sion, appeared In District court here charge of details of the picnic. steps of progress, and today their time to hear what our club mem It came to swallowing pills. When I and decided its own case. g. May 29. The bridegroom Is well products have changed from a sin bers arc doing. gave him the pills the prince said: known in this section having atten- Joseph J. Clark contended flint the ?»tien t at Hospital. gle cylinder two horse-power motor ‘This la my barbed-wire and gate- spitz was his dog Teddy, Mrs. Annie Mrs. J. M. Biggs, who has been ill ed the local schools. The young cou to a big four cylinder engine which jumping trick.’" L Ward claimed it wus her dog THE ARIZONA K3D” at her home for the past week, is ple are living in the house by the is capable of propelling a racing hull Prince, bow a patient at the Hermiston Medi power plant formerly occupied by Mr. TO BE SHOWN SUNDAY over the water at a speed close to Judge John M. Maloney ordered an,] Mrs. R. Buhman. Miss Ethel Beougher of Bend. Ore Worker to Collect $100 cal hospital. ______ sixty miles per hour. Between forty three members of the Clurk family mid gon. has been elected to serve in the for Loa» of Mustache three member» of tlie Ward family to A price on bi« hr<wl, but reckless 1 and fifty contestants are expect-d pubtle schools as instructor in the Pittsburgh. Pa.—Mntt ltosky, fifty- line up on opposite sides of llie co irt- enough to ride Into town and win the to take part in the regatta thia year, Visitor. Leave on Trip. Harry McMillan, of Goldendal?, Mrs. Mabel Ralph and three daugh Home Economics department. Miss five, whose intistache was clipped by room. Then the fluffy wldte object of hearts of tli|at sparkling s i’norita, the large purse having drawn enti'es W ashington, arrived in Hermiston ters, Betty, Charlotte and Helen, left Beougher,, who comes highly reenm- three fellow workers, lias agreed to the litigation was turned liM.se. Lorita the dancer—and Virginia, lov- from all parts of Oregon, Waahiog- for a short visit Saturday afternoon. Wedneeday night on a trip to Buf- mended, having taught 3 years in settle for $100 mustache balm. George The Clarks chorused “come Teddy” liest blonde of the north. ton. California and Idaho. Ullor, twenty-three, when arraigned falo, New York, where they will visit th® Boardman schools and 2 years In and tlie Wards coaxed w l t l i cries of Those who make the trip June 21 He was the Arizona Kid, the swift- on a chnrge of malicious mischief In “come Prince.’’ relatives. From there they plan to the Toledo schools, will attend sum RESOLUTIONS st Caballero with a six shooter - or and 22 to McKay Lake, which Is connection with the clipping, agreed to The dog went first to the Clarks, go to Los Angeles, where they will mer school at Oregon State college, pay Itosky $333)3 as his share or b'.a woman’s heart in the great, wide located four and one-half m ilts Whereas, the Heavenly Father has also visit. They intend to be gone after which she will come to Hermis settlement. The two other masculine then to the Wards, then hack to tlie canyon country. sohth of Pendleton on the Pilot Rock Clarks. ton. seen fit to take the father of our about two months. “Delilahs” will fare sindlar cliurges And he’s none other than Warner highway, may be assured of two af Members of the Ward family became brother, Joseph Reeves; be It wheD apprehended. hysterical when the Judge ordered Baxter, hailed by the Academy of ternoon of thrills, spills and action. Rfbolve<’| That/ Vineyard Lodge LOCAL PASTOR ELECTED WEATHER REPORT them to surrender the spitz to Clark Motion Picture Arts and Sciences as Races start at 1 P. M. of each day No. 206 I. O. O. F. extend their heart TO POSITION AT TEKOA uooooooooooooouooeooftooooo and refused to do so until court had the best actor for his “In Old Ari and tlie one mile straightaway trials felt sympathy to the bereaved son, The weathar for the past week was threatened to Impose heavy fines on zona.’’ ..And his “The Arizona Kid” will start Sunday morning at 8:30 Mrs. Beamish pastor of the Free and a copy of these resolutions he as follows: Mother of 18 Has them. They said they would carry which opens next Sunday at the Fox A. M. spread upon the minutes of this lodge Date the case Into the civil courts. Max. Min. Methodist church at Hermiston, who Hermiston Post of the American ’Hvoll theatre in his most Important Quadruplets, Too and a copy be sent to the bereaved June 5 -.................. .................. 85 41 has been attending the can.pmecting Legion has been granted for tbe sec role, despite past glory. New Haven, Conn. — When son, the -same to be printed in the June 6 ................ .................. 96 47 and Columbia River conférence h ell Entertains With Bridge Party. twins were born to Michael Sal- Mona Marls and Carol Lombard ond time, exclusive concession rights Hermiston Herald. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Dealer went are two of the ladies he loves in this for the regatta and plan.3 arc going June 7 .................. ................. 93 62 at Clarkston, Washington,, was ap zo’s thlrty-nlne-year-old wife, W. R. Longhorn, host and hostess for a bridge ptrtv Fox Movietone Alfred Suntcii Pro forward rapidly for taking care of June 8 .................. .................. 81 43 pointed pastor of the church at Te giving him a total of 18 children, George Harkenrlder, Friday evening at their home In duction1. Salzo proudly announced that June 9 .................. ................. 93 45* koa, Washington, a town of about this important feature. This Is the his wife had been the mother of M. L. Watson, honor of Mrs. Deeter’s sister, Ml-,., June 10 .............. ............... 90 $1 2000 inhabitants. Bhe is now spend second regatta held under 'tlie aus two sets of twins, s set of trip Committee. June 11 .............. ................. 84 54 ing a few days in Spokane, an-J will Elizabeth WIndust of ään Francisco. pices of the American Legion and Pendleton. lets and a set of quadruplets. return to Hermlaton for one more Five tables of bridge Were enjoy M Fr°m promises to be a bigger and better Roy Hutchison of Pendleton was a Of the ,8 children bom, only service, June 15, then move to her with high honors going to Mr. and Hermiston- visitor Sunday. one than last year. nine are living. The couple was new appointment. Mrs. A. H. Norton and consolation l married In 1012. The Hermiston Free Methodist Sun E. W. West. day school expects to hold a picnic some time during the week Mrs. From Weiser, Idaho. Beamish remains in Hermiston. The Pendleton Visitor Mrs. Barbara Stevens of Weiser, There are, of course, no statistics operations, and by the attitude f Hermiston church will be supplied i „ohn Glmble was a Pendleton vis- Idaho, arrive,) Wednesday to viBit her The following is the report for politan Life insurance company's which give the per capita consumpt the banks, which is ultra-conserva with a pastor later, itor Saturday afternoon. daughter, Mre. O. O. Felthouse. Msy given out by Miss Helen Samp pamphlet “All About Milk” were se ion of butter in cities as compared tive regarding loans on butter. More son, county health nurse. cured and these were distributed, with rural districts, but careful ob ver, there la a sizeable surplus of Total number investigative visits, one to each family, by tbe dairymen servation, backed up by some recent canned milk, milk powder an I I); instructive vista, 66; miscellan surveys, indicates that the per cap cheeese. There is also an unusual throughout the county. eous and other visits, 998; follow up ita city consumption is 20 pounds surplus of market milk at all metro Toxin-antitoxin was administered visits at times of school children. 34: at least, while rural consumption politan cities. It may be that the in a clinic at Hermiston with the co literature distributed, 1240; mileage, probably does not exceed 12 to 14 make of butter will be augmented operation of the local physician. 2) 1450. pounds. Therefore, the present but from these sources and therefore we school children and seven pre-school Towns visited. Pendleon, Adams. ter campaign should be carried on will have an increase In the make children, the youngest being ten Athena. Weston, Mliton-Freewster, principally in the rural districts, at without actual increase of production Ferndale, Pleasant View, Echo, Stan months old, received the three doses. least until the per capita consump In the permanent churning cream field. Hermiston, Umatilla, Colum These children were presented with a tion In such districts can be brought areas. bia, Pilot Rock, School Districts Nos. ticket to “No Diphtheria Town” fur up to the same rate as city con The surplnses are not the result of nished by the Metropolitan Life In 2, 47, and 68. sumption. This may require plans any marked Increase In production. On May Day Dr. Marr Basaillon surance Company. for a rather long-time campaign. If They have come about because of the A baby and preschool clinic was of Portland, came to Pendleton to permanent results are to be realized. curtailed buying power of our peo conduct a tuberculosis clinic which held at Pilot Rock. The local phy The expected Improvement in In ple. When this buying power re-' was held In Dr. Brennan’s office sician. Dr. George Smith, examined dustry conditions has not material tarns to normal we may confidently with the county nurse assisting. Ten ?0 ''htldren ranging In age from H ized. It seems evident that indus expect a rate of consumption that patients who were tuberculosis con mouths to 5 years. »Mrs. G rau trial and commercial conditions will will take care of production and tacts or suspects, were examined. Villus. Umatilla Indian Agency mirs not show any substantial advance avoid the creation e f surpluses. The film ’’Delay Is Dangerous’ was assisted the county nurse In taking until next your. Thia means that Fortunately, the present excess of t • wt ; et- V e the histories and advising mothers as shown at the local theatres. the buying power of the city people supplies Is so small that the situa V » The Umatilla County Public Health to the care of their children and Mrs. cannot expand in the Immediate fut- tion can continue to remain under association and the Pendleton Dairy A. R. McCall and Miss Alfa Knotts ura. the control of the farmers themsel men's association shared the expen.;" of Pilot Rock had charge of the cler We art entering upon a new stor ves. That Is to say. If farmers wilt of decorated covers for the milk tot ical work. We rejoiced at the Inter age season with a carry-over on Mav patronize their own Industry and use t'es delivered on May day. This est shown by a number of fathers 1 of 22.948,000 pounds of last as much butter as they really should, specially designed labels showed the who came and were present during year's butter. Thia is nearly 18400,- they can take care of the excess and daisy border, emblem of May day, the examination of their children 000 pounds more than the five-year a large margin besides. Seven children and one adult were and carried Herbert Hoover's May '■ - average on that date. In addition to Bales of oleomargarine In the rural I w < Day message, “Dedicate thin day tr taken to physicians for examination. thia there le a considerable surplus counties indicate that a good many The Umatilla County Public Health the health of children everywhsr of frozen sweet cream oa hand. farmers are not buying any butter I and to the parents and worke w association financed two pairs of The currant mpke of butter is all. So tar as they are concerned, •hc*$b devotion Lu realizing chll I glasses and four tonsillectomies dur slightly less than it was last yen.', their 10 pounds w ill not ham to be lieallh and prot :<’tlon as a nation tl ing the month. but, on the other hand, there Is a thrown away. They and their fam- A tuberculosis case was taken to ideal.’’ 4700 of CitSe covers were « to reported that the doctors of West Virginia tire seeking new li, I d , In w h ic h to p n e t i r e , foil.,v ine a bitmper grant lack of confidence in the stor IHsa will enjoy their meals mor •, tho county hospital to await admis used by the dairymen in all parts apple crop in that state. Hera five young Indies are shown with > , ux-ilon of the “moontnlH” of 701W0 bushels which ing eitnatloa. This is occasioned by thteir health will b* ebetter, and ■re being canned at the rate of 7.0»$» hnshcls daliv. of the county and so the message sion to the Eastern Oregon Tubercu the hesitancy of speculators wh> they will hid in bringing about a i losis hospital for which an applica reached a large number of homes. lost money heavily on last year’» improvement m the butter market. Ode thousand copies of the Metro tion has been filed. ELECTED HIGH SCHODL INSTRUCTOR HOME ECONOMICS 1930 Rural Districts Can Control Surplus O f Dairy Products County Health Nurse, s Report fo r May Given By Miss Sampson West Virginia Produces a Lot of Apples «IX- c, * * * » * • <> ** j* * * * $
