The Hermiston herald., March 19, 1931, Image 1

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VOLUME XXV
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NUMBER 29
HERMI8T0N, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1931
DECLAMATORY
TRYOUTS HELD
AT STA N FIE LD
EARLY CONSTRUCTION PLANS
FOR EXPERIMENT STATION
THREE CHURCHES
LAY PLANS FOR
EASTER SERVICES
IL K. Dean, in charge of the Uma
tilla ex p erim en t statio n , retu rn ed the
firs t of th e week from CorvallL
w here he learned th a t funds were
now ¡available for e /n s tru e tto n of
th e new experim ent statio n . Mr.
HERMISTON, STANFIELD, ECHO Dean confered w ith college a u th o ri­
ties on th e style and type of building 0BSERVE "PASSION WEEK” IN
umatilia SCHOOLS ENTER
to be constructed. P lan s have been
APPROPRIATE MANNER
su b m itted but a g reater p art of the
County Contest To Be Held in Pen­ d e tail w ill be left to Mr. Dean. Con­
Hopes are Maintained for Choir of
stru c tio n w ill not s ta rt for some tim e
dleton Saturday, April 11; Local
50 Voices Under Leadership
due to th e tra n sfe r of land and de­
Contestants Show Promise.
of Miss Daily.
fin ite co n strictio n plans.
The annual local d e c la m a to ry con
As planned th e statio n will occupy
Plans for pre-E aster services, to be
tESt was held In th e h ig h school 18o acres of land about a m ile'south
held in the M ethodist c h u rc h ,' be­
auditorium last F rid a y e v e n in g to r of th e city and situ ated ju s t above
gin n in g Monday, M arch 30, under
the purpose of se le c tin g re p re se n t
th e A line canal and south of w hat
the auspices of th ree P ro testan t
lives for the se c tio n a l c o n te st a t is know n as th e old David Sorrell
churches, have been laid and th e
Stanfield T hursday a n d F rid a y eve ran ch . S p rin g w ater for irrig atin g program formed.
nlngs of this w eek. T hose chosen for w ill be ta k e n from th e feed canal
In observing "P assion W eek” In
first and second place In th e d iffe r­ an d la te r pumped from th e A canal.
the most ap p ro p riate m an n er th e
ent divisions a re as follow s: L o w er T he old ex p erim en t statio n has ser­
t h r e e churches B ap tist-C h ristian ,
division (grades 3, 4, 5 ), h u m o ro u s ved since opening of the project some B aptist and M ethodist w ill begin a
section, Glen W a rn e r a n d Z ella 20 y ears ago and o rig in ally intended series of special pre-E aster services
French: noil-hum orous, H elen R alp h as a place w here fru it raisin g ex­ in tlie M ethodist church, Monday,
Suzanne Nye. U pper d iv isio n (g ra d e s p erim en ts could be conducted. Farm March 30. E very m em ber of each
6, 7, 8). hum orous sectio n , B ruce rops on tlie project, have become church is urged to avail them selves
Follett. E dna L ittle ; n o n -h n m o ro v s m ore d iv ersified in late years and of th is privilege of p rep aratio n for a
section, E dna T u rn b la d an d C h a r­ n o t enough space was av ailable to real E aster w orship service. N ot
lotte Ralph. H igh school d ivision, conduct w ork along varied lines. An only th e m em bers of tlie churches,
humorous section, Jim m y N eary and ad d itio n of 20 acres w as made two hut the public is cordially in v ited to
Edna Ott; D ram atic ' sectio n , F ern y ears ago.
join in these special m eetings. B ro­
Lindner and B etty R a lp h ; O rato rical
th e r Jones, pastor of th e B ap tist-
•••
se-tion, Donald De M oss; E x tem p er- ■>
C hristian will deliver th e opening
aneous section, Floyd M cM ullen.
address and procedure w ill be in th e
First w inners in th is c o n te st w ill ’>
UMATILLA NEWS ITEMS « following order th ro u g h the week:
Tuesday, the th ird day of Jesu s’
meet contestants a t S ta n fie ld to n ig h t, ♦
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♦
work in th is week, Rev. W ilson;
and Friday n ig h t a t 7 :3 0 . T h e ele­ 4» .>
.>
B aptist; W ednesday, Rev. Payne, M’.
mentary grades F rid a y an d th e h ig h
Mrs. P resto n H anson and son H a r­
E .; T hursday, Rev. Jones, B.-C.; F ri
school to n ig h t. W in n e rs h e re w ill
old have moved from T ouchet, W n.,
day. Rev. W ilson, B .; S atu rd ay , Rev.
represent th e ir schools in a co u n ty
to jo in Mr. H anson here, who is ta k ­
Payne, M. E.
contest at P endleton A p ril 11, w hich
in g Mr. S h ep p ard ’s place w hile he is
A choir composed of 50 voices Is
has previously been held in th e h ig h
in The D alles hospital.
expected and w ill be u n d er th e able
school building.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy P au lu of P o rt­
Schools rep resen ted in th e se c tio n ­ land have moved to U m atilla w here direction of Miss Daily, m usic in ­
al contest at S tan field a re H erm isto n , Mr. P a u lu w ill w ork as o perator at stru c to r in the high school. A desire
for th e cooperation of all sin g ers of
Echo, U m atilla, S ta n fie ld , D istric ts th e depot.
th e tow n and co u n try ro u n d ab o u t is
number 5, 6, 8, 12, 14, 26, 28, 50
Miss F arah Pex was the hostess of expressed.
51, 61, 105, 112, 115 a n d 119.
a lovely b irth d ay p a rty Sunday
Representatives from U m a tilla a re : n ig h t. The guests were Mr. and Mrs
CARD OF THANKS
Lower hum orous, T om m y O’D onnell, Jo e S p rin g er, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
We extend o u r ap p reciation and
"From a Boy’s S ta n d p o in t” ; non- K nudson, Mr. and Mrs. R ay P aulu.
th an k s to our m any friends and
humorous, Jean S pencer, “ T h e L ittle Mrs. E ugene S m ith, Mrs. McKenzie,
neighbors who w ere so kind and con­
Outcast’s P lea” ; U p p er d iv isio n , hum Miss C orrigan and Mary Ja n e Mc-
s i d e r a te in th e recent loss of our
orous, Alice Cooney, “ M rs M cfllag- E beland. T he evening w as spent in
in fan t d au g h ter, A nnabell Marie.
gerty on R oller S k a te s ” ; U pper d i­ p lay in g cards.
MR. AND MRS. CHAS. LYNCH
vision, non-hum orous, D o ro th y Jones,
Jack K ennedy and fam ily moved to
AND FAMILY.
"The L ittliest R ebel.” H ig h school P en d leto n Tuesday.
division, hum orous, B ern ice B yrnes,
T h e Ladies A ltar Society had its
Becomes Fraternity Member
"Si and I” ; d ram atic, A gnes, T h o m p ­ a n n u a l fool sale in the H u ll and Mc­
W
illard F elthouse, Jr., son of Mr.
son, “The W hite H and of T ilh a m .”
N abb S tore Monday.
Contestants re p re s e n tin g E ch o a re :
Mr. and Mrs. P reston H anson have and Mrs. W. W. F elthouse of H er­
m iston, has been In itiated Into th e
High school, C harles F itc h an d R u th moved in to th e B en n ett home.
Thompson; Low er g ra d e s, B uddy
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McClelland of W hitm an college chfflpted A>f B eta
Jordan, W anda R oberts, Leone H ia tt, .Pendleton visited a t th e S arah Rix T h eta PI, social fra te rn ity , it w as a n ­
nounced th is week. W illard is a
Geneva Lane.
hom e Sundgy.
F reshm an.
Mrs.
Dave
W
alsh
and
tw
o
sons
Those e n terin g from S ta n fie ld a re :
Intermediate, serio u s sectio n , M ildred P a u l and G ran t and d au g h ter Mrs.
Home Ec. Course Voted Out
Gabriel, “ The F la g ” ; h u m o ro u s sec­ W a lt C aldw ell and son W gyne m otor­
A t th e school board m eetin g last
tion, Bobby T ru m b u ll, “ E p iin a n d u s ed to W alla W alla Sunday.
Jam es B yrnes and M yrle Jen k in s week m em bers voted to d iscontinue
and His A u n t” ; U pper d iv isio n , s e r­
the course in Home Economic® w ork
ious section, P a tric ia R ic h a rd s, “A m otored to Pendleton Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Jam es Todd and in the high school n ex t year.
D°g of H a n d e rs” ; h u m o ro u s sectio n ,
Nadine R euher, "W h o ’s A fra id .” ch ild ren of Hfermiston w ere Sunday
High school, serio u s sectio n , M y rta visito rs a t th e U rsel H y a tt home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. M ill-r e n ter­
Marten, "T he L ast B a n q u e t.”
ta in e d several young people a t a
p a rty T h u rsd ay n ig h t in honor of
SENATOR MCNARY CONFIDENT
th e ir g randsono’s sev en teen th b ir th ­
OF STANFIELD APPROPRIATION day. T he g u ests included Davie and
Lyle B row n. Lanise and Bernice
That 8100,000 fo r heed ed w o rk on B yrnes, A gnes and R uth Thompson.
Hie Stanfield p ro ject w ill be o b ta in - S arah H olmes, D orothy M arshall.
*4 from the com ing session of con- Cecil Tppee, Valoice B uam ar, K en­
gre88 is indicated by th e fo llo w in g n eth A lqulst, Artnie W u raster and
"Ire from S en ato r M cN ary to F. A. M axine an d Raymond McNabb.
Baker, secretary of th e irrig a tio n
M rs P ete McNabb and d au g h ter
district,
M axine and son George motored to
LaGrande F rid ay aftern o o n , re tu rn ­
W a sh in g to n , D. C.,
M arch 11, 1931. in g Sunday.
p A. Baker,
C h rista in E ndeavor h as been or
BeiJ. Stanfield Irrig a tio n D ist.,
ganlzed ag ain and is to be held in
Stanfield, Oregon.
th e ch u rch b uilding every Sunday
Conferred w ith Dr. Mead Comrnls- n ig h t a t 7:4 5 .
Bob B a rre tt was a P o rtlan d v isit­
• oner of R eclam ation th is m o rn in g
and he outlined th e s itu a tio n as fol- or Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Todd and
0WH' V. bile th e d ire c to r of th e b u d -
Set believes th e re sh o u ld be an a u th ­ c h ild ren of H erm iston were U m a-j
or zation bill c o v e rin g th e a p p ro p ria - tilla v isito rs Monday.
W alt B ullard of P o rtlan d Is v isit­
on for the S ta n fie ld P ro je c t, th e
commissioner fin d s h im self in dis- in g here.
Mr. and Mrs. G lenn Y eager accom­
•Sreement, and w ill In clu d e in th e
appropriation bill
one
h u n d re d p an ied by Lyle Brown and Cecil
“ »“ »and dollars fo r th e S ta n fie ld T lppee m otored to P endleton Mon­
r<l'"ct which I believe we w ill have day.
Mr. and Mrs. L ouis From doth and
o ifficulty In o b ta in in g . T h e Cotn-
d
a
u
g h te r Irene w ere in Pendleton
’loner shout«; fa ll, th e n wc can
rry on the a u th o riz a tio n b ill w hich T h u rsd ay .
Mrs. Alga Irw in and tw o sons
ntrodticed in th e se n a te , a n d I be-
o C ongressm an B u tle r in th e have gone to Medford w here they
,RP 'h e in te rio r b ill is one of th e w ill jo in Mr. Irw in, who Is w orking
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"ear w a p p ro p rta ,|on b ills an d should there.
Mrs Ben Spencer was a H erm iston
" ,1s a p p ro p ria tio n , esp ecially
"H i have th e b a c k in g o f th e v isito r Monday.
Mr. an d Mrs. H erb ert Shesley of
’ olamation B ureau R e g a r d s ,
H erm isto n
were U m atilla v isito rs,
CHAS. L. McNARY, U.S.S. T h u rsd ay .
' East Orpgf,n ian
Mrs. Dave W alsh of The Dalles is
v is itin g h er tw o sons P aul and Gran» |
■mrl’ x ° Ur sh °PP*n K lis ts a n d it w ill I W alsh and h er d au g h ter Mrs. W alt
»■« fo!aonn Pa5' t h i P r k *
C aldw ell here.
M »vr one year,
I
(Continued on last P8®».
NOTED PUBLIC HEALTH WORKER
TO SPEAK HERE MONDAY
-4-
Mrs. J. P. S tew art, p resid en t of
th e U m atilla C ounty P ublic H ealth
association an d Mrs. G eorge S tan -
gier, of P endletob, m et w ith a sm all
group of (adtes T uesday a ftern o o n at
th e hom e of MrS. F. V. P rim e, and
discussed th e in te re sts of the associa
tion in th is com m unity.
Mrs. S te w a rt Inform ed th e group
th a t Mrs Sadie O rr-D unbar. execu
tlve se c re ta ry of th e O regdn T u b e r­
c u la r association, w ould be available
for a* m eeting here M onday if so de­
sired. The tim e w as set for 3 :6 0
o ’clock an d th e place, in th e L ib rary .
Mrs. D u n b ar w as Oregon re p re se n ta ­
tive of W h ite H ouse conference d u r­
ing th e last leg islatio n and is a very
In te re stin g speaker. All is to be
gain ed in h e a rin g her, and in v ita ­
tions a re extended to S tan field , U m a­
tilla . Echo, Irrig o n and M orrow
co u n ty residents.
L ig h t refresh m en ts w ill be served
a t th e close of the m eeting.
Local School Election Held
The school hoard re ta in e d th e fol­
low ing te a c h e rs for th e school y ear
1931-32 a t a m eeting held last w eek:
Miss C lara G eh n eft, Miss Mary
P e tri, Miss C ath erin e M cBain, Miss
E m a T hoeny, Miss D ella W ilken.
Miss C onstance O’Keefe, Miss M illie
Holm, Miss Jessie B rierley , Miss
E lean o r D aily, M iss M a rg aret E llio tt,
Miss C lara Voyen, W allace C ochrane,
H enry H a rg a r and F ra n k Shaw , su p ­
e rin ten d en t.
CHRISIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY
TO SPONSOR “COUNTY FAIR”
The young people of th e C h ristia n
E n d eav o r society of th e B a p tist
C h ristian ch u rch a r t sp o n so rin g a
pro g ram an d “C ounty F a ir ” to be
held F rid ay . M arch 27. T he program
w ill be m ade up of n u m b ers from
some of th e best ta le n t a v ailab le in
tow n an d w ill precede th e fe a tu re s
in th e m ain ev en t of th e evening.
Some very clever am u sem en t has
b e m w orked o u t a n d you w ill w a n t
to keep th a t d ate open. The public
is in v ited.
MUSICAL PROGRAM GIVEN
AT P. T. A. MEETING
A fo rty -fiv e m in u te m usical p ro ­
g ram w as enjoyed by th o se w ho a t ­
ten d ed the P. T. A. m e e tin g la s t
T h u rsd ay aftern o o n , w h ich w as p re ­
sen ted by pupils in Mrs. R eese’s class.
A fter th is a n o m in atio n co m m ittee
was ap pointed by th e p re sid in g of­
ficer as follow s: M rs. M arble an d
Mrs. E a rn h e a rt. R e fre sh m e n t com ­
m ittee Mrs. M arvin W atso n , Mrs. C.
C. Conley, Mrs F ra n k P ierso n , Mrs.
S idney B arn ard an d Mrs. Jim P e a r­
son.
SUBSCRIPTION, 12.00 PER YEAB
DIVERSIFIED FARMING
SUBJECT FOR RECENT
RADIO BROADCAST
RADIO INTERFERANCE TO BE
CHECKED BY LOCAL POWER CO.
T he H erm isto n L ig h t & P ow er
com pans has pffered to check th e
w irin g in every house in tow n in
■ i o rd e r to re a c h th e bottom of th e r a ­
dio in te rfe re n c e . I t is believed th a t
"j th e tro u b le w ill be found, not due to
CROP higtl pow er lin e ' b u t to defective
j w irin g in houses. T he in te rfe re n c e is
I not g e n e ra l b u t w ill a p p e a r in a lte r-
BRINGS TRAGEDY.
' n a te radios, w hich leads to th e be-
Strain of Economic Agriculture Crisis lief of uneven c u rr e n t caused by
Has Been Lessoned by Source
[m in o r defects in w rin g . W irin g in-
Of Home Food Supply.
spection w ill be done fo r th e sa tis-
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i factio n of local m an ag e r, J. A. C lark.
R ecently W. R. B e a ttie , S en io r I
H o rtic u ltu ris t of th e B ureau of P la n t WE-CAN CLUB GIRLS
In d u stry , U nited S ta te s D e p artm en t
of A g ric u ltu re , in a n a tio n a lly b ro a d ­ EXPERIENCE FIRST CANNING
cast rad io ta lk on th e farm g ard en ,
T he g irls of th e W e-C an club m et
sta te d th a t in every econom ic crisis
a t th e hom e of th e ir lead er, Mrs. W.
th ro u g h w hich flhe a g ric u ltu re of
A. H in e lin e S a tu rd a y
a ftern o o n ,
any sectio n of the c o u n try h a s p ass­
¡M arch 14. T hey sp e n t th e a ftern o o n
ed th e hom e g ard en an d o th e r so u r­
j c a n n in g ap p les w hich is th e first
ces of hom e food su p p ly have saved
f r u it an y of th e g irls have canned.
the day.
(T hey p lan on m e etin g every tw o
W hen th e boll w eevil s tru c k th e ! w eeks th ro u g h o u t th e sum m er. T he
cotton g ro w in g section, Mr. B eattie n ext m eetln g w lll be a t th e hom e o(
pointed o u t, one of th e firs t step s M ary slto v b o . T he n e x t m e etin g will
ta k e n w as to s t a r t a cam p aig n fo r be a p ro g ram K)ven by th e club
vegetable g ard en s, p o u ltry , pigs an d g irls T be p rogram co m m ittee ap-
cows on every farm so th a t th e land polnted
O race n o d d n , M ary sk o v .
would a t least provide a m eans of bo and Lois B a rn ard . O th er m em bers
livelihood. T h in g s h a v e n ’t ch an g ed I p regent w ere C ath c rin e M cM ullen,
much and th e sam e p rin cip les ap p ly preg, d e n t jn n n ie Shockey. J e a n B ar-
ioday. T he farm er, how ever h a rd
M„ y M ( l a
tim es m ay be for him , w ho p la n ts
m d c u ltiv a te s his own g a rd e n has a p(> T A T O rs SEK T T 0 DROUTH
orm of in su ra n c e a g a in s t p riv a tio n ;
th a t is denied th e city w orker. In AREA REACH NEEDY
th is resp ect he is fa r b e tte r off th a n ,
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the th o u sa n d s of unem ployed in th e
I*1 F e b ru a ry w hen a c a r load of
ities, m an y of w hom le ft th e f a r m ! P °ta,o es » as shipped from S tan field
a t th e (Lite of in d u s tria l p ro sp erity to th e Red Cross h e a d q u a rte rs in the
and a re now looking w istfu lly back d ro u th s tric k e n area, F ra n k Nudo
a t th e land.
¡d o n ated 4 0 sacks of p otatoes. Each
“ If everybody engaged in f a r m - '88»*1 c a rrie d a note a sk in g poisons
ln g ,” Mr. B e a ttie said in his address, w ho received them to correspond
"w ill produce p len ty of fru its , v e g e -!w *^b I*ln>- Gust week he received the
tab les, m ilk and b u tte r, p o u ltry a n d ' follow inK le tte r from a re s id e n t of
eggs, hom e grow n an d cured p o r k ,' [ e r r *8, O klahom a:
also fresh m eats to som e e x te n t, th e y ¡D ear Mr. N udo:
Y our n o te found in sa c k of Irish
can a t le a st have a good liv in g a t
hom e an d th a t is m ore th a n a le t of potatoes. W e ru n a little c o u n try
people w ho are. o u t of em ploym ent sto re in A toka, Co., 25 m iles s o u th ­
have today. ‘B u t,’ says th e pessim ist, east of A toka. We received 12 sacks
'th a t w ill only in crease th e d iffic u lty o f th ese potato es to be g iv en to th e
and reduce th e m a rk e t fo r foods th a tI needy fam ilies, and a re d o in g so. We
a re g ro w n in a larg e w ay fo r sale.’ have h au led th re e tru c k loads of p ro ­
P erh ap s, provided th e fa rm e r has th e duce o u t h ere an d d is trib u te d it free
m oney w ith w hich to buy th e food, of ch arg e. W e are term ed "k e y m en”
b u t suppose he does n o t have th e for thlB to w n sh ip , ap p o in ted by A -
m oney, w h a t th e n ? A3 a m a tte r of toka Red Cross c h a p te r. W e have 97
fam ilies in F e rris t h a t a re b eing as­
(C o n tin u ed on la s t page)
sisted by th e Red Cross. T h ey should
Union Pacific Officials Visit
be th a n k fu l, b u t Mr. N udo, It is
E. A. K ippel, a s s is ta n t g en eral obsurd. You u n d e rs ta n d , som e u n ­
p assen g er a g e n t of th e U nion P acific w o rth y a n d fo r v ario u s reasons, some
system , P o rtla n d , an d J . I. P u rd y , on a c c o u n t of d ish o n esty an d some
tra v e lin g p assen g er a g e n t, P en d leto n , on acco u n t of fa ilu re to m ake an
called on local a g e n t F . C. W ough- offort. Y’ou see, anyw ay you and o th ­
te r, M onday and also v isited a sh o rt ers have done your p a rt and a re sure
w hile w ith J. M. B iggs, d e p a rtm e n t you’ll be rew ard ed for it. W e are
com m ander of th e A m erican Legion, d o in g a sm all p a rt b u t one little
tilin g , wc a re h o n est an d doing as
s ta te of O regon.
we a re bid. W e h av o n ’t even taken
o u t a sin g le o ran g e or lem on.
Y ou m ay w rite an y of o u r county
o fficials a b o u t th e fellow ru n n in g
th e C o u n try Store th a t received 12
sacks of your potatoes. Now I’ll tell
you a b o u t o u r c o u n try and hope you
w ont be w orried and w ill answ er,
'an d y land, $10 to $40 per acre. C ot­
ton, corn, o a ts and cane, good for
vegetables. F ree ra n g e In th is n e ig h ­
borhood. L ots of tim b er, m ostly Com­
m ercial cut. H ave had very m ild
w in ter. F r u it trees a re in bloom. Cold
rain today. No snow a ll w in te r, only
seen a few flukes. C orn $l.O o per
bushel. H ogs 6c to 7c pound. Lots
■ of fish an d sq u irre ls, som e few deer
in m o u n tain s.
So If you a re n o t w orried a fte r
you read my le tte r, please w rite me.
FAILURE
OF’ ONE CASH
Y ours resp ectfu lly ,
J. C. MOORE.
Mr N udo has a 140-acre farm n ear
■anfield and alth o u g h th in g s have
I been slow th ia w in te r he h a s pulled
[th ro u g h In good shape. T he tw o p re ­
vious y ears have been ex cep tio n ally
) good for him and he looks forw ard
| to a new o p en in g th is sp rin g . He sent
¡th e notes a f t e r m any ru m o rs had
been received th a t th e needy w ere
I not g e ttin g produce se n t them .
Horticulturists Meet
C a rn e t D, B est, a s s is ta n t county
ag en t, a tte n d e d an all-d ay m eeting
i of th e S ta te B oard of H o rtic u ltu re
h a t T uesday, w hich w as held In the
¡C ham ber of Com m erce b u ild in g P e n ­
dleton. T he purpose of th e m eeting
; was to discuss w ays an d m eans of
¡m ak in g h o rtic u ltu re In spection m ore
uniform .
Mrs. L a u ra M orris an d Miss G
Pias were In Umatilla Monday e
ning.
TRAVELERS ACCIDENT
INSURANCE POLICY
NOW AVAILABLE
POLICY WITHIN REACH OF ALL
READER'S FAMILIES.
A $10,000 Accident Insurance for
Only $1.00; Necessary Protection
for Every Family.
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T he H erm isto n H erald h a s been
very fo r tu n a te in se c u rin g th e agency
for a tra v e le rs an d p e d e stra in s acci­
d e n t in su ra n c e policy from th e N o rth
A m erican A ccident In su ra n c e com ­
pany, C hicago, Illin o is. I t is a policy
fo r rea d e rs a t th e special p rice of
ll.O o fo r 110,000 tra v e l a c c id e n t in ­
su ra n c e n v d e to o u r rea d e rs as an
a c t of service, an d fu rn ish e s p ro te c ­
tio n to an y m em ber of y o u r fam ily
betw een th e ages of 15 a n d 70.
T he policy pays 110,000 fo r loss
ot life or to ta l p e rm a n e n t d is a b ility
In ra ilro a d o r ste am sh ip w recks;
$2500 fo r loss of life o r to ta l d is­
a b ility in th e w reck in g o r d isab le­
m ent of a tax icab , public o m n ib u s or
auto m o b ile sta g e , o r a passsenger
e le v a to r; $20.00 a week fo r 15 w eeks
for d isab lem en t in e ith e r of above
eases; $1000 fo r loss of life o r to ta l
U sability by th e w reck in g o r dis-
■blenient of a p riv a te au to m o b ile; by
;ein g s tru c k dow n, knocked dow n or
•un over w h ile w alk in g or s ta n d in g
in a p u b lic h ig h w a y ; by th e b u rn ­
ing of a c h u rc h , th e a tre , school or
m unicipal b u ild in g ; by th e colapse
f th e o u te r w alls of a b u ild in g
■hile tb e in su re d is in sid e; by b ein g
itru c k by lig h tn in g , cyclone o r to r ­
nado; $10.00 a w eek for 15 w eeks
for d isab lem en t covered by th e above
clause; $7.50 a week for 6 w eeks
h o sp ital b e n e fits If confined to hos­
p ita l from in ju rie s of above n a tu re .
In case of d e a th th e face of th e policy
!s pay ab le to a nam ed b en eficiary .
T he H erm isto n H erald is h a n d lin g
th is in su ra n c e , solely as a serv ice to
its read ers. YYe do n o t receive one
cen t com m ission upon th e policy. We
believe it is so m e th in g w h ich every
person w ho is elig ib le sh o u ld c a rry
for th e b e n e fit of h im self a n d h is
fam ily. T he cost is w ith in th e reach
of a ll; a w eek's d is a b ility w ill pay
10 tim es its cost a t a tim e w hen it
Is needed m ost. A fa ta l a c c id e n t w ill
pay your fam ily 1000 tim es th e coat.
You ta k e th ese risk s every d ay In
issue and m ail it to th is office. If
you w a n t a m ore com plete d escrip ­
tio n of w h a t th e policy c a rrie s, call
in and we w ill g lad ly show you.
your life. T he N o rth A m erican Ac­
cid en t In s u ra n c e com pany is one of
th e m ost re lia b le in A m trlc a .
It
pays p ro m p tly on a ll b o n a fide
claim s covered by th e policy.
F ill o u t th e in su ra n c e a p p lic a tio n
b lan k found on a n o th e r page In th is
H. OF 0. SUMMER SCHOOL
CLINIC FOR CHILDREN
U N IV E R SITY OF OREGON, E u ­
gene, M arch 18 (S p e c ia l)— C h ild ren
w ho have sp ecial d iffic u ltie s In sp el­
ling, a rith m e tic an d re a d in g w hich
m ay hav e h ith e rto b ran d ed th em as
b ack w ard a n d w hich have p rev en ted
th e ir n o rm al progress, w lll have an
•p p o rtu n lty to have th e ir d iffic u ltie s
tested an d p erhnns overcom e w hen
th e U n iv ersity of O regon su m m er
school c lin ic fo r he “ m o to rm ln d ed ”
opens Its fo u rth session th is y ear.
D u rin g th e p a st th re e y e a rs th is
u n iq u e c lin ic has trip le d in size, a t ­
tr a c tin g th e n o tice of e d u c a to rs from
a ll over th e U nited S tates.
Jvnlors Set Da?e for Prom
T he J u n io rs of th e local high
school have voted to have th e ir Prom
a t tlie a u d ito riu m May 1, acc o rd in g
to a n n o u n cem en t by th e ir p re sid e n t,
Jim m y N eary.
T he follow ing co m m ittees have
been nam ed : D e-o ratio n . C h ester
Jo h n so n , Ed T hroop, F n e n t H anby,
A gnes R oberts, M arjo rie B u rn h a m ;
b u dget, Bob H enderson, Floyd Mc­
M ullen. H ow ard K lages; m usic. Dick
H itt. F ern L in d n er, W esley B lessing,
W a lte r P e arso n ; refreshm ent*, C a th ­
e rin e M cM ullen, E dna O tt. D orothy
A d d le m a n :
in v ita tio n s ,
H elen
W o u g h ter, M arjorie M ullins, J a n n le
Shockey.
Senior Class Play Chosen
The class of ’31 has chosen the
play. "The Mummy and the Mumpe”
a three-act comedy as their class
play. This production w ill be pres
ented at the Oasis theatre A pril 17.