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COMING EVENTS Umatilla Project Fair, Oct. 3-4. VOL. XXV The Hermiston Herald — number FOUR CLUB MEMBERS ATTEND STATE FAIR HERMRTON, UMATHAA COUNTY, ORIGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1930 FARM BUREAU AUXILIARY HOLDS MEETING SEPT. 19 Plans for Umatilla Project F*ir Main Topic of the Business JUDGING TEAM TO REPRESENT Hour. COUNTY IS CHOSEN c CO-OPERATE!! Remember the Banana. Every time it leaves the bunch, it gets skinned. PHEASANT SEASON OPENS OCTOBER 1 CHINESE PHEASANTS PLENTIFUL IN THIS SECTION COLLEGE STUDENTS LEAVE FOR SCHOOLS IN STATE Varied Coanes to be Followed Dur in g Winter by Hermiston Young People. SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER YEAR LEGION & AUXILIARY LISTEN TO BROADCAST LOCALS DEFEATED BY KENNEWICK FRIDAY Hermiston Loses First Game of the Season to Orange Phantoms, LEGION HERD REGULAR MEETING 18 toO. STABE SET FOR PRO- JECT FAIR OCT. 3& 4 JUDGING OF LIVESTOCK TO BE The Farm Bureau Auxiliary held SAME EVENING In a hard fought battle last Friday With the opening of colleges and DONE FRIDAY MORNING their regular meeting last Friday Ten D*ys of Hunting During Month Kennewick took Hermiston’s first universities in various parts of Ore Carload of Stock Left Hermiston afternoon September 19 at the club * mcrican Legion National Broadcast | football game of the season on the Sports, Concessions, Merry-go-round, house In Columbia park with about of October; Duck» and Ge^se From gon during the last of this month Stockyards Friday Morning Orange Phamtom's field, 18 to 0 Enjoyed Thursday Evening; Pot several Hermiston students have left 20 members attending. The business May be Hunted Oct 1 to Jan. 15. Airplanes and Legion Carnival, The members of the local team, al for school. Luck Supper Held. hour was taken up discussing plans For Salem. most all of them being light and ln- Among the college population of Dances to Afford Amusement. for the fair. An urgent request Is Of Interest to local people as well this section, engineering seem* to be On Friday, September 19, a carload made by Mrs. J. J. Jendrzejewski for Members of the American Legion | experienced players, are to be con- The Umatilla Project Fair Board ' of 4-H club calves, sheep, pigs and the delivery of all non-perishable ex as hunters who come to Umatilla the moat populat^llne of study and and Legion Auxiliary met at the I KraOilated on keeping the strong and ’ poultry left Hermiston en route to hibits tor the farm products display county from all parts of the state to Oregon State college claim* the home of Mr. and Mrs.- James Todd experienced Kennewick team down to met In their regular meeting Monday the Oregon State fair held at Salem to be taken to the room next door hunt game birds la the news that the largest percentage of the students. Thursday evening, September 18. to an 18 8COre- Coach Cochran Is work- night where plans were completed The list of those going to college Usten In on the American Legion ing his men hard and with a little for the Umatilla Project Fair which from September 22 to 29. In the to the cooperative laundry as soon Oregon State Game Commission has ana the courses they ere following National broadcast which was broad more experience, Hermiston will have opens next Friday and Saturday. county exhibit there will be several possible. Mrs. M. M. Smith will The fair board wishes to call at Jersey and Holstein calves. These be there to direct the placing of them designated that the open season on Includes: Joe McNaught. senior, Ore cast from eight different states, Ore a team they can well be proud of. The following Is the line-up that tention to all exhibitors, especiallly calves are of very fine quality and ahj further Information will be giv Chinese pheasant* shall be from Oct gon State college, commerce. Dick gon being one of them. The remain It la expected that they will make ober 1 to October 31 both days in Upham, sophomore, Oregon State ing states heard from were: Flor played Friday: Quarterback. Charlie of the livestock division, that the en as to later deliveries. creditable showing on display at the The social hour was under the clusive. Bag limit, four of such birds college, forestry; Florence Wough- ida, Washington, D. C., Kentucky, Hunt; full back, Glen Hamman; half judging of livestock will begin fair. There were also hogs and sheep supervision of Mrs. C. L. Upham and In any one day, or eight during any ter, senior, University of Oregon, Texas, New York, Illinois and Massa- back, Enos Martin; half back How- promptly at nine o’clock Friday in this car, all of which are of a Mrs. Roberts who served delicious seven consecutive days, provided, mathematic*; France* Sale, sopho chusetts. Governor Norblad of Ore-|:lr^ K|®ges; left end, James Neary morning and all attendants of llve- caliber which any community can refreshments at the close of the meet that no more than one female Chin more, University of Oregon, archi gon gave a short talk which was v ery |rl9bt en<*' Donald DeMoss; left tack- stockto be judged must be on the The le, Victor Addleman; right tackle, grounds at that time to receive In be proud of. ese Pheasant may be killed in any tecture; Clifford Jankins, sophomore, rauch enjoyed by everyone. ing. Floyd McMullen, Holstein calf The next regular meeting will be seven consecutive days. Tile State Oregon State college, agriculture; members hearing the broadcast all Fred Reeves; left guard, Robert Cox; structions from the Judges. On Friday the day will be princip club member, left for Salem In charge held October 17 with "Health” for a Game Commission has by order de Herbert Swarner, senior, Orogon report a very interesting and in right guard, Monroe Swarner; and ally taken up with judging of live clared the following dates for the State college, electrical engineering; structive program. The final num center, Oscar Whitsett. of this car. He will assist other club topic. stock and other exhibits and various members in showing the animals Mrs. A. E. Marble. Mrs. Keller, year of 193o to be lawful hunting Gerald McKenzie, Junior, Columbia, ber of this broadcast was "The Star sports for children In the afternoon. while there. The stock judging team Mrs. Tom Wilson and Mrs. M. M. days for Chinese pheasants In Union, engineering; George McKenzie, jun Spangled Banner” sung by Madam NIGHT TRAINS COMBINE which will represent Umatilla county Smith will be in charge and all Umatilla, Baker, Grant. Morrow, Gil ior, Columbia, engineering; and Os S<human Helnke at Chicago. AND CHANGE SCHEDULES There will also be an airplane on the ground* for those who are alr-mlnd- After the program a pot-luck sup liam, Klamath, Crook, Deschutes, car Mikesell, sophomore, Oregon State In the club judging contest at the members are urged to attend. The Union Pacific has combined cd, as well as the American Legion Hood River, Wasco and Wallowa college, animal husbandry. Howard per was served to those present, alter Reeves, Glenn Pierson, all members The freshmen entering college from which the Legion members Immedi their night trains running from carnival. counties: October 1, 2. 5. 9, 12, 15, Reeves, Gelenn Pierson, all members GOOD ATTENDANCE EXPECTED Saturday the program will consist this section are: Willard W. Felt- ately adjourned to Legion hnll for Portland to Pendleton and vlce-vcrsa of the Hermiston Holstein calf club. AT RECEPTION FOR TEACHERS 19, 22, 29 and 29. E. M. Hauser, assitsant There will also be open season for Reid, Jr., University of Washington, their regular meeting when officers and changed the schedule. The cast of judging all 4-H club exhibits in agent and the judging team left by Delightful Program is Assured; Mrs. Hungarian partridges In Morrow ministration; Walther Ott, Oregon for the coming year were Installed. bound trains Number 24, which left the morning, and about 1 o’clock motor Sunday for Salem where they F. C. McKenzie in Charge Sherman, Umatilla and Wallowa State college, agriculture; Marian The members of the Auxiliary mot Hermiston at 5:10 A. M. and Number there will be Bports for ooth child will take charge of the cattle sent of Social Hour. counties where the open season shall Henderson. University of Oregon, ored to Umatilla where they cnloyed 6 which left at 3:10 A. M. have com ren and grown-ups which will In races and various down by the 4-H club members of be each Wednesday and each Sunday social sclenea; Sblrlie Brownson, miniature golf on the Dinky Llnkrj In bined and will leave this city be clude greased tween four and five o'clock A. M. 3tuntB and amusements. The Irri A good crowd is expected to attend from October 1 to October 31, both Oregon State college, commercial; that city. this section. Walter A. Holt, county Definite time will be stated later. gon School Band will furnish music agent, will also be at Salem during the reception for the teachers of the days Inclusive. Bag limit, four birds and Jane Warner, University of Ore The trains running to Portland, Num on Saturduy and at 2:30 o'clock the fair and will assist the local club local schools Friday evening. Sept in any one day, and not to exceed gon, English and dramatics. LOCAL HUNTERS RETURN (here will be a football game between members in handling and showing 26, at the high school. The program eight in any seven consecutive days. FROM DEER HUNTING TRIPS ber 23 which left Hermiston at 11:52 P. M. and Number 5 which left at Hermiston and Pendleton. Efforts committee with Mrs. W. L. Hamm as their stock. Ducks, except wood ducks and The judging team sent from Uma chairman has arranged a very de eider ducks, geese, rails, eoots, Wil Several local men were gone the 12:25 A. M., has combined and will are also being made to secure a tilla County to the state fair last lightful program, which will consist son snipe or jacksntpe, and greater past week seeking deer to bring home leave hereafter at No. 5’s old time merry-go-round which will add much to the joy of the children in addition year was also composed of local boys, of addresses of welcome and- respons and lesser yellowlegs, open season to fill the famijs» larder. A great) schedule 12:25 A. M. to various concessions, sports and air Enos Martin, Donald DeMoss and es, community singing and vocal and from October 1 to January 16 of each many went out but few brought back plane riding. Dick Martin, who were all members plane solos. This reception Is an year, both days Inclusive. Bag limit, the bacon. Oscar Payne, Hugo Pan- LOCAL CLUB MEMBERS Bath Friday and Saturday evening of the Hermiston Hampshire sheep annual affair given by the Parent- fifteen of such birds In any one day kow and H. G. Robinson who were) WIN AT STATE FAIR there will be all-talking pictures at club. The team placed fourth in the Teachers’ association and all people and not to exceed twenty of such hunting near Ukiah were among the) state contest while Walther Ott interested in the school should be birds In any seven consecutive days. lucky ones and brought back a 226 1 E. M. Hauser, assistant county (he Oasis theatre and at 9 o'clock placed second in the Junior calf divis present to welcome the teachers. pound buck, Mr. Payne being the one P - cnt' who 1» In Salom attending the American Legion carnival dances and The Oregon Hunting Laws for 1930 The social hour will be in charge states that the hag limit on geese If you have never registered as a to shoot the lucky bullet. Harry Cook state fair along with several loeal Day* of ’49 Features. ion winning 912.50. The team sent Every Indication points for the this year is expected to make a cre of Mrs. F. C. McKenzie, Mrs. A. Ham shall be eight in any one day and voter or have changed your reeldence also brought back a buck as did M. club members, sent word that the fol ditable showing and if possible place mer. Mrs. Kle.ges, Mrs. W. Mead and not to exceed thirty In any seven since your former registration you M. Smith who was hunting near Pilot lowing club members’ calves had most successful fair that has been Mrs. J. Jendrzejewski. better than last year’s team. Rock. Others who went In search placed at tho fair: Morris Pierson, held up to date. consecutive days. It should read must re-register at once. J. S. West has been appointed of but returned empty handed were lr8t; Floyd McMullen, third and that the bag limit on geese shall be four In any one day and not to ex ficial registrar for the Hermiston B. S. Kingsley, A. H. Norton, Floyd fifth; and Jack Reeves, fourth In the HERMISTON AND UMATILLA ceed fifteen in any seven consecutive and Columbia precinct* and may be Kneer, H. E. Hitt, J. S. West and Holstein division, while Joe Dyer IN PEE-WEE GOLF MATCH found at W. J. Warner’s office iq Bill Mikesell who spent a week In placed eighth in the Jersey dtvlsnn. day*. There shall be no open season on Hermiston during office hours untlT the mountains above Ukiah. A. Rohr The Judging team, composed of Glen The Dinky Links golf course at sage hens and prairie chickens In October 4, at which date the regis man, Ted West, Bob Woodward and Pierson. Jack Reeves and Morris Pier Umatilla was a scene of great excite tration books, close until after the Robert McReynolds spent Sunday son, placed fourteenth. tne state of Oregon until 1931. ment Sunday evening when Umatilla 1930 general election. above Meecham but luck also failed Oregon Hunting Laws for 19 J 1 and Hermiston engaged In * minia No person can register on election • well ns Baxter Hutchison and CORRECTION may be obtained at Hitt’s Confect day, so It would be wise for each ture golf tournament for a prize of son Elbert, Walter Jendrzejewski and The last Issue of the Herald, in the ionery in Hermiston, Oregon. person of voting age to register Im Dick Upham who spent the week-end announcement of the Schachermeyer- 65.00 offered by the owner of the course. The match was over the mediately. near Pilot Rock. Castrlc marriage. stated that Mr. 18 hole course with a foursome play Caatric was a native of France and ing for each town. The teams were served In the World War. It should composed of the following: Jim Todd, have stated that Mr. Castrlc, who il. W. Kelley, Mrs. George Harken- farms on the North HUI district, was rider and Mrs. II. E. Shcsely, Hermis born In France and became a citizen ton; Urscl Hiatt, Mrs. Frank Cjarke, of the United States In 1912, serv OCTOBER 3 AND 4, 1930 \gnes Kendler and Lcs Thompson. ing in the United States army during Umatilla. Hermiston was out to win FRIDAY, OCTOBER a — the World War. but fell short of the mark, Umatilla 9:00 A. M. Judging Dairy Cattle. :omfng out in the lead with a score 9:00 A. M. Judging Sheep. >f 266 to Hermiston's 269. Mrs. Clarke of Umatilla was first with a 9:00 A. M. Judging of HfYney Exhibits. wore of 54 while H. W. Kelley of 9:00 A. M. Judging of Chickens. TWIN SISTERS— HELEN AND HAZEL SHOCKEY. Hermiston was a close second with a 1:30 P. M. Judging of Hogs- «core of 61. Jim Todd and Agnes Mr. and Mrs. Shockey of Hermis given to the twins by merchants of 1:30 P. M. Judging Turkeys. • Kendler tied with a score of 62 and the city ton are the proud parents of twin 1:30 P. M. Judging Women’s Exhibits. Ges Thompson was at a 63 when the A. Rohrman photographed the In girls, born at the Hermiston Medical game ended. Mrs. Shesely finished 1:30 P. M. Judging Farm Products. hospital last Sunday morning. Hazel fants and after five fruitless at with a 68 while Mrs. Harkenrlder 2:30 P. M. Amusements, Sports and Contests for Children. and Helen are * and 7 pounds, re tempts, succeeded in getting the had a 78 to her credit. Ursel Hiatt spectively, and are reported as hav above picture— the only one In which American Legion Carnival and Airplane Passenger Flights all Herbert Beyers, manager of the was high score man with a 87. ing been born with enormous appe the infants were not laughing at day. After the game the Umatilla team Roseburg Turkey Growers assoclat'on him or crying bitterly over his pres tites. has recently been appointed bX ,he received the five dollars and the Evening: Oasis Theatre. Special Vitaphone Technicolor Feat This is the first twin birth at the ence. Federal Farm Board to assist the tur Hermiston team was treated to soda Both the Infants and their mother ure. local medical hospital, which is cel key producer* of Oregon In forming pop by the owner of the course. W. ebrating the event as one of historical are doing nicely. Auditorium: American Legion Carnival Dance and Davs of J. Roberts. cooperative organizations. Dr. A. Christopherson officiated at note. ’49 Features. J Mr. Beyers will meet with the tur A number of useful gifts have been the arrival of the baby girls. key growers of this section on Fri THEATRE NEWS RESULTS OF ALL AWARDS AND CONTESTS WILL BE Visits From Portland. day, September 26, at 8 o'clock in WEATHER REPORT Mrs. A. Rintoul and son of Port The football season Is here! Real the Methodist church at Hermiston ANNOUNCED BY BROADCAST SYSTEM BOTH DAYS. to discuss with them the feasibility college football will be on tap at the Max. Min. land are visiting at the home of Mrs. Date of forming a cooperative marketing Oasis theatre Friday and Saturday .. 95 <1 RIntoul’s parent*, Mr. and Mr*. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4— September 19 George Brigg* of tht* city. association to handle this year’s nqxt where "The Forward Pass,” the .. 92 September 19 9:30 A. M. Stock Judging Contest for 4-H Calf Club Mein- First National and Vitaphone story birds. Moves to New Piece. _ 95 September 2 q bere. Peter Norquist and family have The plan at present la to form s of college life will be seen and heard. September 21 ........... 99 "The Forward Pass” Is a gay story moved to the old Jones ranch, sad 9:30 A. M. Stock Judging Contest for 4-H Sheep Club Mem- statewide organization which will be September I t ------------------ 71 of campus love and football, and la Ben Jones ha* moved hi* family to in a position to deal with the buy bere. September 23 ----------------- 93 the former H. T. Hart place, both ers for a market for thia year’s crop an all-dialogue picture with much September 24 ----------------- 70 9:30 A. M. stock Judging Contest for 4-H Pig Club Mem- of turkeys. Such a state wide organ singing and dancing. Douglas Fair There was .03 inches of rain dur farm* being in Columbia district. bere. ization Would be In a far stronger banks, Jr., and Loretta Young are ing the past week. Sunday Guests. 9:30 A. M. Judging Contest for 4-H Poultry Club Members. position to secure good Prices for the co-featured in the story. Mrs. Sloe.n Thomson and daughters producer than a number of small 10:00 A. M. Poultry Club Demonstration. were 8uaday guests at the home of Motor to Corvallis. Ted Lewis In “I* Everybody pools It is believed. As It Is lato In Mr*. Thomson’* mother. Mrs. M. M . 1:30 P. M. w , « « klF ort^ - C™ ling Contests, Greased Pig, Greased Mr.and Mrs. W. J. Warner and tho season, whatever Is done must Happy?” Is playing at the Osais Smith in Columbia district.. Mr*. daughter Jane left Saturday for Pole, Races, Rolling Pin Throwing and numerous other features. be done quickly to handle this year’s theatre Bunday and Monday. It Is Corvallis where they attended the Thomson’s home la on Butter creek. American Legion Carnival and Airplane Passenger Flights all Mr. Ix-w I s' first Vitaphone product birds. football game between Willamette Visit From Biggs. ion for Warner Broe. and a picture day. The present move towards a state Mr*. M. L. Burnett of Biggs. Ore aalversity and Oregon State college. wide organization seems to he a step well worth seeing. Evening: Oasis Theatre. Special Vitaphone Feature. gon, was a visitor at the home of Æ 11 Mr. Warner returned to Hermiston In the right direction, and It is heart- Talking. Sunday while Mrs. Warner and Jane her brother, H. L. Propst. Saturday. i lly urged that a'i the people In this Rctnriis from Lebanon. Auditorium went to Eugene where Miss Jane will From Pendleton. American Legion Carnival Dance and Days of D. D. Follett returned the first of 'section that w'll hive turkeys to Tom Johas of Pendleton was In eater the University of Oregon and ’49 Features. market this fall, attend the meeting the Week from Lebanon, Oregon, where Mrs. Warner will spend a week Hermiston Friday of last week look ' next Friday evening, as a large turn wherk he waj railed by the death of visiting. She expect* to return to ing after business Interests tad ▼•»- out Will be necessary If a su-q^esful «ext snadsy. UiRf prfMlMttok 1« 19 b«. formed, REGISTER NOW! BOOKS OPEN UN TIL OCTOBER 4TH TWINS AT HERMISTON MEDICAL HOSPITAL UMATILLA PROJECT FAIR TURKEY MARKETING TO BE DISCUSSED SEPTEMBER 26TH
