The Hermiston herald., December 11, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

T^lfosD A Y , DECEMBER J l. 1»JO
__________ - t” -HERMISTON HERALD . H E R M IS T O N , O R r r . n »
the Morrow county hoopeters will
offer is problematical. Ijist year Her­
PAGE THREW
of pears and apples to market. New
miston won on the focal floor by the
-r —■
P ” 1 prlnUnK pre88 ‘o be set
creameries and cheese factories in times as many d w t o r ' ^ d e ^ e s ^ t h 0!
slim margin of one point. Lexington
“ ‘“»»UalxeU
different parts of the state started f e n c e s In 1,30 as they did In 190Q.| m M ^ X ^
following pupil« of the eie-1 W,tu™ed «he compliment by defeat-
operations during the month.
frientary grades were neither tardy *
Hern,i8ton »« Lexington, so fig-
t»».. school
«a.!».—■ ___
«. | u rl
on pu«t per io r ma nee a close 1
l ‘•or
o r absent durino-
during the
month
hard-fought battle is in prospect.
OREGON WEEKLY
ending November 28:
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
First grade— Bobby Miller, Wil- | Both teams have new coaches this
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ford Shafer, Bobby Earnheart.
Ee year which still leaves matters a tie.
Oregon may consolidate Jefferson I
ther Conley. Erma Parsons, Betty I!? “ddi‘ion ‘° «he high school game
A X IS TALK S
and Deshutes counties.
fiood, Barbara Follett. Louis Rood, r “’ HerD,i8«on «own team hopes to
Second grade — Marybelle Clarke, 8et'“re the Lexington town boys and
“Ah w ybe you didn’t realize," said
Portland has lowest millage taxi
elen Johnson, Irene Little M axineJ™ *6 " tW° gaIne8 for one admission.
rate of any large city in Pacifici
cad. Virginia Smith. Ethel Paul I ,h® preVailinK prices will be 15c for Axis, that the world isn't all wrupimd
up In work and trade and lessons and
Northwest.—Oregon Voter.
hn Allen. Robert Christian C ilb ertT , dre“ ““d 35c for adult8- There is good
manners.
Dyer. Tom Fraser. Lyle Garker. Da- K i n ‘ P° B8lbllity of ‘he Lexington
“No Indeed I The world likes a
Redmond ships oarloads of tur­
vid Hamm. Ralph Jones, Amos Miller
8 K‘r ’ teani p,aY'nS and if so the iTorn #S WelL “S any one- 80 «he
keys and is becoming center of I
Earl Parsons. Dale Pierson, Bobby I , 8/*16 T*" b®gin 8t 7 °'clock sh arp «°rld, or earth, goes spinning. Every
u s th e n e x t tim e
HAVE ESTABLISHED TERMINAL
other industries.
S m ith. E ugene M iller.
y |otherwise at 7:30.
you wiah any prin t_
ay It makes a complete spin and it
«pins right around on me.
in g-O n req u ip raen t
Third Grade— Allen Clarke, David
—AT—
ihinihfni °f th® earth 8I)lnn«nft. and
Cost of material for houses and I
en ab les u s to turn
vis, Frances Foliett. Virgil Far- Odd Form o f C urrency
think of me as the line going right
building
expenses
in
Oregan
repor-1
o
u
t
f
ir
s
t
q
u
a
lit
y
r, Zelle French, Charles Knerr.
in Early Fur Trading through the center of the top of the
ted reduced from 10 to 32 per cent. I
work—o u r e x p e r i­
bby Little, Claud9 Markham, Jim-
earth upon which it is spinning."
en ce en ab les u s to
Prompt early morning delivery.
ihhe Mead. Suza&ne Nye, Donald Pan- In the old days the Indian trappers
“It's
no
small
thought
to
think
of
took their furs regularly to the near-
i n t e l l i g e n t l y a id
Astoria-Opening
of
nfew
cream-1
kow, Marlon Pierce, Fay Roberts,
•st fort and were sometimes five the earth spinning," David said It
PORTLAND
y o u in p la n n in g
cry at Grays River is evidence that I
Wayne Sage, Virginia Todd. Glenn months In making the round trip,
was the truth, too, he thought, and
your
circu
lar,letter
business Is going forward. The dai­
HERMISTON
Warner. Roberta Winters.
says an article In the Wisconsin also he felt that this speech would
or w hatever print­
ry association's business has expan-1
Fourth grade _ Robert Conley, State Journal. It was dot uncommon, please Axis.
PENDLETON
in g you w ish done.
"You’re right, boy,- you’re right,"
ded continually since its creation
Jtibn Dunning, Virginia Dyer, Mary in times when Independent traders,
LA GRANDE
T ile resu lts you get
Construction of this new plant and)
Jane Hammer, Ralph Marble, Roy I employing “runners of the woods.’' en- Axis said. "Well, the earth makes
w ill p r o v e t h a t
BAKER
^ n tg o m ery , Jesse Moore, Geraldine I tered Into competition with the fac­ this complete spin once every twenty-
another at Clatskanie is in addition
four hours. Now when the earth Is
to the various plants thè association
Mlillins, Naomi Nunn, John Henry tors of the Hudson’s Bay company In on one side there is day, and when It
And Way Points.
Good P r in t -
Canada,
for
ait
Indian
to
make
a
already has.
N>e, Zelma Sale.
Is
on
the
other
side
it
is
night.
Just
Journey
of
50
miles.
If
by
doing
so,
he
♦
ing
P
a
y
s
*
Fifth grade - Dan Biggs, Kenneth
Portland Terminal: 15th and Marshall.
could obtain an extra pound of gun­ as people get Into the habit of sleep­
St. Helens and Longview lumber |
Christianson, James Dallman, Frank powder.
ing on one side and never changing
so the earth always turns from the
Davis. Bobby Follett, Edward Hall
Hermiston Terminal:
docks are being enlarged.
Indians
usually
traveled
In , t compa
Billy Hamm, Robert Harris, Florence nies
on their
lo/g X
e trip“
o X
west to the east and never changes NOVEMBER BROUGHT NEW
this habit
JÓhnson.
Inunu
*i„.. »«
enn
.
Johnson, Viola
Viola Jones,
Alan
Mc- I for
Klamath Falls is said to have less I
ter thoir*
their season’s
catch of furs.
When
“All the morning It would turn you INDUSTRIES AND NEW PEOPLE
Nsught. Harley Mlchaelis, R u t h they arrived at a fort or post the fac­
unemployment
than any city In Ore--
toward the sun, at noon, you would
gon.
PHONE 8S2
HERMISTON, OREGON
Pierson. Bobby Prime, Helen Ralph, tor seldom allowed more than two of
pass
the
sun
(you
could
bid
It
good-
An
optimistic
view
of
Oregon
de­
nis red customers to enter his store­ noon If you wished) and In the after­
Mary Skovbo, Martha Shaw.
velopment and prosperity is contain­
Sixth grade—Verda Conley, Bon­ room at one time, when an Indian noon turn you away from It.”
Developments of Marge lines in
ed in the monthly report of the state
nie Jean Follett, Irene Kennings, brought In hi3 pelts he was given a
“That’s why the sun rises in the chamber of commerce for November Willamette Valley were proposed by
stick or other token termed a east and sets In the west,” David ex
Chairman Frank Jenkins of Eugene. (
Wesley Knauf, Bertie Little, Hugo carved
Made-beaver," being equal in value claimed,
which shows the arrival of 140 new
Panltow, La Velle Stephenson, Eu-
families
who
bought
5338
acres
of
beaver
skin,
so
that
this
“Good boy, go to the head of the
8gpe Winters.
Link River Klamath Falls rail-1
Made-beaver” was the standard of
land in various counties and whose
Seventh grade — Beverly Allen value. After the value of furs had class,” said Axis.
investments In all forms of proper road bridge is being ordered built, |
David
didn’t
like
that
so
much.
This
John Biggs, Mary Burcham, Richard been estimated and he held his ‘‘Made-
Living Map wasn't like a class. But
Two large land
Cox, Hugh Driscoll, Zelma Garner, beaver’’ token, the Indian proceeded evidently Axis didn’t mean anything ty was 3480.700.
Ashland- Nazarene church build-1
transactions featured the month’s re
Kenneth Knerr, C. O. Marble, Clar­ to buy his goods for next season.
by It for he continued, in so friendly port, one 197-acre tract at Scio lug is being enlarged at cost of 31
000.
ence Myers, Arlene Nunn, Jack Pace,
__________
a way.
m iging 331,500; another 103-acre
Mfciue Paul, Charlotte Ralph, Jack R e v o c a tio n nf » i- k *
“It's the earth, you know, that Place at Ashland for 335,000, both
Reives,
June Richards,
Richards Winston
Winston Rob I
_ -
R igh t»
R ^ves, June
Klamath Falls -Federal
moves and makes day and night—nol
Purchased by out-of-state parties going up here.
Forced Out Huguenots the sun."
erfc. Marie Stephenson, Earl Watson,
The Huguenots were the Purltane
“1 ve never felt It moving," David Three new sawmills and payrolls
JMc Harris, Edith Markham, Bar­
were announced during month for
bara Reid, Herbert Skovbo, Edna of France In the Sixteenth and Sev­ said.
President Hoover pushed State
enteenth centuries. The name was first
“Ah, that’s because we’re so good Lakeview, construction being started
Little.
used about 1560; its origin Is nnknown. at the game. We’ve played It so long on the Underwood and DeArmond Highway Commissions to let road
Eighth grade — Lois Barnard, Al- The Huguenots suffered severely In
contracts in advance of actual neod
we’re perfect. A part of the earth's
ruda Beletski, Dale Carson, Ruth Da- the reign of Francis I and his im­ surface must go a thousand miles ev­ “ ills and work to begin on the Penn­ in order to aid unemployment.
sylvania
Sash
&
Door
Company’s
mill
And here to show you lots of nice things
vlfc Margaret Earnheart, Bruce Fol- mediate successors, and after 1562 ery hour, but it goi'-a very smoothly.
Applegate-—Little Applegate mine
In the spring. The Hood River Val­
le^. Fred Hensel, Olive Knerr, Ruth i were frequently Involved In war
has
put
on
25
nion.
YOUR
POLKS will enjoy for Christmas.
ley i8 harvesting 4000 car loads of
Nijpnn, Bethel Olsen, Edward Peter- under the leadership of such men as
apples and the Rogue River Valley
*
s o i Neva Richards, Charles Shajv, Admiral Coligny and King Henry of
Hawthorne bridge In Portland will
has already shipped about 4900 cars
S.vtvia Shutter. Miriam Swarner, Navarre, afterward Henry IV of
be remodeled.
Come in during your spare moments and look
■ Edba Turnblad, Faith Wilson.
Collgny and from 20,000 to
30,000
others
fell
in
the
massacre
of
The third grade had the highest
’em over.
percent of attendance for the school bt. Bartholomew, August 24, 1572
In spite of all this, they continued
month or November with a mark oi
, # 8 l , according to month-end teach- numerous and powerful and the Edict
Our 1930 Calendars and Almanacs are in.
of Nantes, Issued in 1593 by Henry
SHU’ y o ™
10
■
tr reports filed at the school prin- IV, gave them full political and civil
Remind us to give you yours.
^ c i p | l s office.
rights. Their power was broken after
W e b e lie
p ECEMBER 17, 18, 19, 20, INCH SIVE
the surrender of La Rochelle and the
Been interest is being shown In revocation of the Edict of Nantes by
.........
You
the novice classes in typing In the I Louis XIV, In 1685, and hundreds of
Herjnlston Union high school in a thousands of Huguenots went Into
game known as typwrltlng bridge. «tile, going to Prussia, Holland, Swit­
zerland, England, Scotland and-the
This game has grown Into a contest New
world.
’
Referee
v M 0 FR0NT 8T'’ PORTLAND, OREGON
-started November 24, and will end
And Makes Day and Night,
. ^ : : X k , Y; u
ort^and8hx
<nn<, theH,b- rni8
*
^December IB, Two teams were sel­
Sav-
A* ° ” V n<I
H M called
ected, the Orange and the Yellow,
Paltary*« Pieaepr
North Pole and at the other end one
^and are captained by Fern Lindner KnJ° ’ * ph ^ 8d^ 00d' the pioneer of called South Pole.
and Howard Klages, these captaincies Bngiieh pottery, u, 1730 began his as­
"Then there 1» one other grand an­
FOUNTAIN service
vere secured by the two students sociation w ith-the ••potworke" where nual trip,
A Lemonade that is known for its qualities. Tiy one.
-making the highest score In typing I n lL «^d* h.’I i ’ h“ *,’ 1" 8t
8,e of
"It’e the earth turning upon me that
makes one side have day while the
other hae night, and though the sun
Other Cooling Drinks.
f . ™ , hoa S '
S 3
2 »
seems to set In the west it Is In truth
.
t
manu­ the earth’s moving that causes this.”
ltdent in the game is to have a ' facturer.
----- Four years later
' u ~~ he “ Installed
Our Fount* :n 1« Modern
“What’s the yearly trip’-’ David
lined accuracy during the class an "engine-turning” lathe in his works
asked.
Id. The work is divided into and the first pieces of engine-turned
Sporting G ood.
Candies, S a n d w ic le .
“Oh, yes, once a year the earth
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each consecutive
accurate „„ unit pottery were produced. Soon Wedg-
ROAST BEEF, lb.........
& g a cei>fl|f^n«mber of points to L e d '8 b“8l“ess 1 “ Proved tremen- moves in a long pathway around the
sun, Just as I might move In a circle
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—--v.
<
*
vvnii
score.
H
o
b
o
»
oninto
I
_
ns
y
ar|d
he
received
a
command
the score. Honor ‘points may be se­
SIIOUI DER PORK ROAST, lb.
all around something that had fallen
cured by typing accurate copies of n-om the queen for a tea service. He on the floor, though at the snme time
STEAKS, lb. ...................
also sent sets of cream-colored vases
Hermiston, Oregon—Phone 100
the dally lessons during the week and to the palace, which, after receiving making my own little spin. The path­
PORK CHOPS, lb
way of the earth is called the orbit—
these points are added to the indivi­ the patronage of -Queen Charlotte
you would call it something fine Ilk«
dual student's score at the end of the were called “Queen’s Ware.”
4-POUND PAIL LARD
that too If you loved a favorite walk
week. A penalty of ten points is de­
or path as we love ours.
BREAD,
3 LOAVES .......
ducted for re-strikes. The prize for
“And my dear David, In gome parts
R ic h W it h R om ance
the winning team will be determined
FULL LINE MT ATS AND FISH TO SELECT FROM
Of all towns on the Rhine, Mainz of the earth's orbit the lands tlial
later by the typing instructor. Miss
are north of your old friend Equator
probably
recalls
more
stories
than
any
Voyen.
other. Mainz Is Gutenberg, the first lean slightly toward the sun and sc
I he contest Is progressing splend­ printer’s town. There are the older have spring aDd summer while the rest
THE HOME OF QUALITY MEATS”
idly and the captains of the two ■tories of the Roman legions under leaning away from the sun have au
teams are setting a good example for Agricola, who camped there 1,950 years tuinn and winter.”
“Yon seem to lean a little. Axis
their respective teams. So far Fern ago. Stories of the building Qf the
Lindner has made the highest score. cathedral, and the all-powerful arch­ Don't you stand up straight, either?”
A. W. TURNBLAD — PHONE 411
“I like to lean a bit They often
bishops of Mainz who were such an
call
me
the
Leaning
Axis.
My
parents
The name of Phyllis Winters was Important factor In the history of the
never minded. They never said to me,
omitted from the first announcement Holy Roman empire. Then there was
“ ‘Axis, keep your shoulders back
the
starving
fiddler
who
crept
into
the
of the honor roll for The second slx-
cathedral to play for the Virgin and You don’t want to be round-shoul
wteks. due to an incorrectly reported who was rewarded when she kicked off dered.’ They never said that to me.”
grade mark. The higher grade re­ her golden shoes Into his hat. It was
“That - seeing funny," David mur­
ported gives this student a place on here, too, that Becker found the Shake­ mured.
"I suppose It does to you,” agreed
the roster of students doing honor speare death mask, once owned by the
Axis, “but not to me. Anyway I’ve
work that is, having an average of Kesselstadt family.
'given you enough of a spinning con­
D A L L E S, OREGON
“2" or getter.
versation and I must be back at the
WE
CALL
FOR AND DELIVER
S to ry T o n ic to P a tie n t
game. I have to see to it that day
The local school system will close
How the ending of g serial story plays fair and that night plays fair
for the annual Christmas recess Tues­ helped a girl patient to recover has and It’s almost time for night and the
day afternoon. December 23, at 4 Just been told by Sir Bruce Bruce- pageant. You’re going?’
C•J '.* " 8
A rtic le , at H itt’, C o n fe c tio n ^ .
o'clock. School work will be resumed Porter, a prominent London physician.
“Pageant?” asaed David. "I didn’t
« A l l m i l l , z x o itP T iT I I I U 1
at 9 a. m., Monday, January 5, ac­ "A novelist once wrote a serial In know about IL”
"Oh, yes, there’s going to be a pag­
cording to a decision reached at a which the heroine wag suffering from
teachers’ meeting last week. This a grave disease,” he related. “A girl eant. Time Is different In different
deviation from the original report In who was dying of a similar disease places as you know. It’s five hours
read the story, and I could see it was
the school calendar was made to en­ having a great effect on her mind. The later in London than in your part of
the world—but the Magic Map people
. ~ ” ---------’
‘•■uni.
able teachers to attend thé annual heroine got better—and my patient re- , •aid -------
UV.H
that -------------
you could
from vu
one . coon-
coun
meeting of the Oregon State Teachers' covered, too. She did not know that 1 try «o another in a Map trip without
But that’s nothing.
meeting which will be held in Port­ I had written to the novelist and told bothering «bout their time.” And he
him that at all costs he must allow was given a treat of »eeing a mugulfi-
land December 29. 30 and 31.
He never tires of that.
hlz heroine lo recover, as my patient's tent parade!
Com e in and see Jack at—
Next Saturday local fan« will have life depended on It. He rewrote the
ending
to
save
her
life"
P
ro
g
r
m
s
t
a chance to look over the current
“Do you think the children are mak
aeanon'z offering In boys' basketball
< progress In ringing?“
when the Hermiston high quintet
CURTAirs AND TOPS REPAIRED
When empty, a light push cart of - ltal tler! At flr»‘ only the people
meets Lexington high nn the Hermis­
hot now it la
Consolidated Fright Lines Building
ton floor. Ju«f What brand of hail German invention can be folded snw -
carried under a mai,-? g ,ra,
J S ^ to ? ° (B e r iU jKhbOrb<* d'
High School Notes
DADDYS
Emme
FAIRYTALE,,
NOTICE!
(
P o r tla n d -B a k e r
F r e ig h t L in e
I if o f v f
f
Hermiston Creamery
HERMISTON CREAMERY
FOLKS, W E’RE
OPEN
EVENINGS!
Turkeys - Geese - Ducks - Chickens
V ,C „8t PH,L PR O D U C E
I.
HERMISTON DRUG CO.
W W W
Specials for Saturday
DECEMBER 13th
HITT’S CONFECTIONERY
Who Kicked the Props from Under
High Prices in Hermiston?
Hermiston Meat Market
--Jack Did
Snnsnnnnnn
WEBBER’S CLEANERS
D ec.J 6 .1 7
OLD TOP?
C O L D and W IN D Y ?
AUTO TOP SHOP
Burnham’s Ben i Store
WHERE YOUR DOLLARS H ^ E MORF