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U. of 0 . Library ÙH ì ? VOLUME X X V Wrmtaímt ììnalh NUMBER 32 HXXMKTOH, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, HERD IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION HAS LARGER ENROLLMENT) TURKEY GROWERS RECEIVE SEASON S MARKETING TOTALS DEMONSTRATION OF WEED KILLERS TO BE GIVEN WEDNESDAY Eastern Oregon Turkey Growers association affiliated with Western Oregon Turkey Growers association received its final season's marketing totals this week through Assistant __ County Agent Garnet D. Best. Her- TWO HIGH TEST COWS AMONG | mi8ton 8 entlre expense for packing E. 0 . S. HOSPITAL HERD. Ìo u n d ^ T h Ì’, ow^r’a l e ^ a S £ - GIVEN UNDER COOPERATIVE AR FINALS IN COUNTY SPEAKING TEST TO B E HELD SATURDAY APRIL 9, 1931 SENIOR CLASS TO PRESENT PLAY FRIDAY, APRIL 17 SUBSCRIPTION, >2.00 PER YEAR PIONEER DAUGHTER BECOMES BRIDE ON EASTER SUNDAY IRRIGON RAND OF 25 WINS IN STATE MEET AT CORVALLIS Hermiston will be well represented Before a group of forty friends the next Saturday, afternoon and evening marriage of Miss Nancy McNaught. in the county finals in the high and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mc grade school county speaking con Naught. and Mr. Howard Ellsworth test in the Pendleton high school ' Porter, son of Mrs. E. B. Porter of auditorium w ith 40 students partici ! Waterville, Wn.. was solemnised at pating. Four out of this group are from the local schools and two from "THE MUMMY A ND THE MUMPS" the home of the bride's parents Sun ROBERT WALPOOL, TROMBONIST RANGEMENTS WITH COLLEGE. the Minnehaha school. They are: day afternoon, April 5, at 3 o’clock. IS A FARCE COMEDY. An IncreaW of Four H erd, i , Shown ^ i ^ h e l o T T / h e ? the' Rev. Ralph V. Hinkle of Pendleton RECEIVES GOLD MEDAL. In high school division: Orator! Complete Equipm ent W ill be on cal— “The Last Request of Robert read the Episcopal service, using the Over Last Month’s Report W ith Western Oregon or Redmond associa- Cast Promises L au gh , for Audience; double ring ceremony. The bride was Band it Represented in N orthwest H and; A lso Various T yp e, of Emmett,” Donald DeMoss; Extern 530 Cow, Listed on T e,t. I t,on ^ ’ t yea«- Western Oregon as One Deep M istery in P lot attended by Miss Lois Jackson and Concert Broadcast Over KHQ pore— Floyd McMullen; Humorous__ W eeds W ill be Shown. sociation expresses for packing 414,- was given away by her father. Mr. Remains Unsolved. Every Good American Should Own Thursday at 7 :3 0 P. M. An increase of four herds is shown 1190 lbs. was 2.59 cents per pound, E. R. Porter of Waitsburg, Wn., Practical demonstrations of the His Comb,” Jim Neary. In the grade in the monthly report of the Urna- against this year's expense for pack- The Senior class of the Hermiston brother of the groom, acted as best The Irrigon band of 12 boys and tilla Herd Improvement association, I log 538,527 pounds at 2.05 cents, use of chlorate weed killers will be school, non-humorous—‘“When did by John E. Mansfield, head tester. I Redmond's entire expense for pack- given in this county on Wednesday, you Last See Fhther.” Helen Ralph; high school will present "The Mum man. Mrs. Leila Phelps played the 13 girls won first place last Satur wedding march. my and the Mumps,” a three act com day in a field of six class C bands with the number of cows mounting! ¡ng 104.011 pounds was 1.58 cents April 15, at 1:35 p. m„ by the Chip- Humorous— “I Don't Care,” Janice The bride’s dress was of pale pink in the annual high school contest at man Chemical Engineering company Matott, Minnehaha; Humorous __ edy. at the Oasis theatre Friday. from 481 to 530 enrolled, of which I Per pound. April 17. Members of the cast, under crepe and she carried a bouquet of Oregon State college. The band, led 69 cows are dry. Total production’ of Birds shipped during the January | w .w *2 « ‘ ì ? ’ “ *’ announced by “Public Speaking Day at Liberty direction of Henry Harger, have pink roses, white sweet peas and by Merton Dawald, won the contest School,” Billy Jackson. Minnehaha milk from these cows is 26433.6 with Pool brought: Young Young toms. toms 35c-I - u ” A H° ' county “S*“ 1- 35c i The ms. sac demonstratlon w,„ Btage)1 Complete details for the contest been preparing for the performance lilies of the valley. Her veil was full on Interpretation and tone, and Were 12062.0 in butterfat. The number oflr-Hme hens 33c; choice hens 32%c; for several weeks and promise an length with a band of orange blos cows producing an average, of 40 mediums, 27c; commons 23c; and old in Pendleton at the corner of Court were released this week by J. A. Yea enjoyable evening of entertainment. soms. Miss Jackson's dreae was of 79 points ahead of the closest con testant, Seaside. It was the smallest pounds of butterfat reached 47. toms 28c. The association sold to In- and Ash streets, which is oppcsite ger, county school superintendent. The play has Us setting in an ex flowered pink net and her bouquet band represented out of the schools the Round-Up grounds, under coop Two divisions of the contest will High herds of over 20 cows is the dependent buyers in February at the was of yellow roses and pink sweet in class C group which have less arrangements Eastern Oregon State Hospital herd, I followl"K Priées: Number one young I erative rydiïLÏ 'ini?«88.™ 18 „ with the State be held separately, the one for grade clusive girl’s school in which, ac with the 73 cow, producing 6491 « " « • 33 He; number one young i”“ S,8rV‘C9 “nd Wl" school students to begin at 2 p. m. cording to Harold Marble, (Racker) peas. The house was decorted with than 400 enrolled and was the last all the girls are of high order. peach blossoms and daffodils. The pounds of milk and 28.5 pounds of h«"». 31 H e; number 2's, hens and m eth od s n f ^ n i v i » 0 . k “ 081 ®, fi ^ lent and the high school division at 7:30 Many mysteries develop during the peach blossoms were used to form a to play. Following are listed contest ants in order of • their appearance: p. m. High school students will speak butterfat. High herd over 12 or 20 ton« . 24H c, and old toms, 26H c. for th_ riesiruoH & he8e J hem,cals under four different heads, oratori play, all of which are cleared up but solid background In front of which Seaside, Hills Academy, Portland, cows is owned by Carlson and Allen. The above Prices were all net to the rhlnrat weeds' the bridal party stood. Hood River, Estacada, Beaverton and 18 Jerseys, producing 579.2 pounds Krowera- I" the February pool there , , rAlv „ T * l>er8 are not en‘ cal, extempore, dramatic and humor the one that involves the mysterious Following the ceremony an in- Irrigon. ous, and students from the grades on character “Dooley.” of milk and 30.0 pounds of butter- were tw° No. l's to one No. 2, show- m 8UC,CeBS witb thi8i h fat. High herd under 12 cows is J <ng that government grades are ’----- | "«»"• ° f disposing of weeds has now humorous and non-humorou, sub The performance will start at 8:00 informal reception was held. The Honors were not only bestowed herd under 12 cows is a r " " “ “'«ni grades are more I reached » . bride and groom left by automobile upon the band as a whole but Robert mixed herd owrfed by Fred Beck, favorable and growers receive more ciarprt 6 Ca" be de- Jects In low and high grade classifi o'clock sharp. for th( beach where they will spend Walpool received the gold medal as cations. witb 10 cows averaging 837.5 pounds Ifor tbeir flocks. Cast of characters are as follows: a short honeymoon before returning state champion individual trombon Complete equipment will be on Gold medals provided by the Pen Enos Martin ............ Francis Briscoe. of milk and 34.8 pounds of butterfat.! ^be following is an average esti to Portland where they will make ist. Me will play in a Symphony con A herd of 31 Holsteins owned by l o X e T a X l a t l o T TUrkey I X ^ d i s X f o T o r t h T e X e ^ t d dleton Chamber of Commerce will be Donald Jackson Wm. La Id law cert program over KHQ Thursday awarded the winners in the differ- Harold Marble ........................ Racker their home. C. A. Lynch ranked second in the Mrs. Porter has lived in Hermis night at 7:30, with the Northwest problem and its solution will be g lv -,en t divisions. H. C. Brownson, Mac Elbert Hutchison . .. Sir Hector Fish first division with an average pro Government grades for this season: len. A loud speaker will be.installed Laughlin high school, will present ton all her life. She attended Ore Victor Addleman......Perkins, Sheriff gon State college and is a member orchestra. Robert was one out of ten duction of 807.2 lbs. of milk and 26.9 Herm iston | so that all may hear. them to high school contestants. Mary Brownson ....... Anna Hampton of Chi Omega. Mr. Porter is a gradu to be selected from four states, Ore lbs. in butterfat. Carlson and Allen Pr,m® ............................ 41.71 per cent Miss Kate Houx, Miss Lena Foley, Leona Dyer gon. Washington, Idaho and Mon In view of the fact that the dem- Agaitha Laidlaw own a herd of 18 Jerseys ranking ........................... 3 6.74 per cení i onstratton equipment is operating, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Stevenson, Barbara Root .......... Dulcia Dumble ate of Oregon State and Is affiliated tana. and was placed in the second second in the second division, pro P with Phi Delta Theta. ......................... 17 86 Per cent under a very close schedule, It will all of the Eastern Oregon normal chair. The broadcast will be during ducing an average of 579.2 lbs. milk n T On ........................ ^.22 Per cent | be necessary to start the demonstra school, will act as judges. Contest Emogene Paul ............. Phoebe Beebe Out of town guests for the wed the regular symphony hour over the Grace Rodda ............. Maude Mullen and 30.0 lbs. butterfat. H. Gilland- ....................................... 1,48 per centjtions on time. The meeting is open ants who win first will go to Arling ding were: Rev. and Mrs. Ralph national network. Mr. and Mrs. er’s herd of 8 Jerseys placed second 178-45 per cent. Prime and Choice, Hinkle of Pendleton. Mrs. J. T. Me Dawald accompanied Robert to Spo ton April 18 to meet with the win J. M. BIGGS WILL SPEAK AT to the public and all interested per in the third division, producing 593.2 I 20.07 per cent. Med. and Commons, Naught ot San Francisco, Mrs. Fran kane directly from Corvallis. ners from Morrow, Gilliam and sons are invited. lbs. of milk and 31.3 lbs. butterfat. | 1-48 Per cent. O. T. PORTLAND MEET APRIL 17 ces H. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. J. W Union counties. At noon the band attended a ban All herds include dry cows in their. Campbell and children and Miss lo ts quet at which time they were pre R esidence L ig h tin g R ate Reduced Directors of the contest In Uma number. MEMBERS OF AUXILIARY Oregon department commander, of Jackson of Portland, Mr. and Mrs sented the loving cun and Robert The Hermiston Light & Power tilla county are Arlie Dickson. Pen the American Legion, J. M.. Biggs, of E. R. Porter of Waitsburg, Wn., and Walpool received his gold medal a- dleton; Ruth Heineck, Milton-Free “ “ i “ ™ “ “ seeds company announces the following the Eastern Oregon State Hospital ward. At 2:00 o’clock 700 bandsmen water; Edward Bloom, Athena; F. Hermiston, will be one of the speak Joe McNaught from Corvallis. -- - ... Irat* be “v«ilable to all residential herd. 1653 Number P.B. presented a concert over KOAC C. Klrpatrick, JCfcho, and Wayne Mc ers among American Legion post aged lbs. three. of milk and Hoi., 74.4 aver- lbs. | Bureau m e^ in « X i a ? ^ . t o n *tehterr’tory: 81 00 commanders. Auxiliary unit presi COUNTY COURT STARTS WORK broadcasting station. butterfat. Glow 3rd, P.B.Jer.. aver- 3, when a discu sX n l iT Z JT T , a dlnK a e v e n (7 ) Gowan, Pilot Rfeek. dents and child welfare chairmen *Tlte trfll to Corvallhrwmr made In A large representation is expected ON BRIDGES DAMAGED BY FLOOD aged 1271 lbs. milk and 73.7 lbs. garding cannery equipment It w « hi. ? ? P<!r kllowatt from 11 western states in Portland private cars and a detour over the to attend from Hermiston. butterfat Lteeided » k 7 equipment. It was hour for next twenty-eight (28) k|l- April 17 and 18 for the fourth an The county court thia week start bridge of the Gods and through Ore , , D kt k k buy-more utensils. Build- owatt hours per month; 3c per kllo- nual western states child welfare In class B, .Number 3 of the E.O. ot the shed was postponed for the I watt hours for excess. ™ 4-H Canning Club Meets cd work on reconstruction of bridges gon City was necessary due to flood conference. Speakers will include na waters. S.H. herd, a P.B.Hoi., made 1653 lbs. present. Management of the park was The 4-H Canning club members, tional officers, J. M. Biggs, Circuit damaged In the county by recent This rate constitutes a substantial milk and 74.4 lbs. butterfat. In class given over to the Farm Bureau Band members making the trip flood water. At Butter Creek and C, two cows in the E.O.S.H. herd members and the women will care I reduction to all residence customers with their leader, met at the home Judge Jacob Kanzler, Mrs. Estes Stanfield I t men and 84 horses are were: Roily Dexter, Donald Isom, I and is expected to become effective of Mary Skovbo, Saturday, March 27. Senator, Mrs. Sadie Orr-Dunbar, and averaged over 4o lbs. fat, Number I tor the club house. being used. Three Fresnos, one plow Ualles Dexter, Eugene Lamoreaux, 156, P.B.Hoi., made 1358 lbs. milk Flower seeds and plants were ex- May 1st unless approval is withheld Materials and patterns for uniforms Dr. Philip A. Pearson. team, and two trucks are busy at the Otto Benefield, Maxwell Jones. Vir | by the Public U tilities Commissioner. for the girls were discussed and it and 47.5 butterfat; Volunteeress, P. changed and 50 Chinese Elm trees Butter Creek bridge and foreman Ed ginia Lamoreaux. Laverne Lamore wns decided to make them at the The company officials state that Former Resident Visits B.Jer., made 619 lbs. milk and 44.6 were donated by S. P. Abplenalp. Bennett hopes to complete the Job aux, Ruth Markham, Billy Markham, lbs. butterfat. In class D, In E.O.S. | These were given out and will be further reduction will be made In next meeting. After the business Mrs. Marion Harvey of Twin Falls. within 8 or 10 days. Guy Wyrick is Shirley, Belle and Josephine Fred | other classes of service as soon as meeting the following program was Idaho, Is visiting in Hermiston this H. herd also, Octavia, P.B.Jer., made Planted on the project. foreman over the work on the 8tan rickson, Rose Corey, Buddy Mark given: business conditions will permit. week calling on old friends. Mrs. field bridge and has 4 Fresnos and ham. Ruth Lcltch, Nellie Lelcht. 800 lbs. milk and 50.4 lbs. butterfat. Mrs- Jones had charge of the so- Violin solo by Lois Barnard with Harvey is now making her home 2 plows on the Job. Florence Brace. Robert Walpool. Ed Roll of honor cows producing more c<al hour, assisted by Mrs. Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Barragar and than 7o lbs. butterfat during the Mrs. Hooker, Mrs. Paxton. Next baby daughter of Seattle and Mrs. Jean Barnard accompanist; reading with her mother Mrs. Jerald Farrar. According to Pete Hurley, who Is ward Houghten, Bessie Wilson, Ur- month of March, 1931, were all from meeting, April 17, will be in charge Jerald Patee of The Dalles ware by Mary Skovbo; reading by Mary Her three children Eleanor, Joe and In charge of the horses, It will take ley Benefield and Elwln Allen. Rodda; piano solo by Marjorie Burn Mary Lou are staying with their the Eastern Oregon State Hospital I"7 Mrs- sh e ll. Mrs. McPherson and guests Sunday at the home of Mr. between 25 and 30 thousand yards ham. Refreshments were served by grandmother during her absence. She of dirt to fill the washout. To Buy Farm Here herd. Number 3, P.B.Hol., 4 years, Mrs. French.’ Subject will be “Tax and Mrs. M. C. Barragar. Mrs. Skovbo and her daughter, Mary. plans to leave the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Best gave their atlon” and w ill be discussed by Mrs, averaged 1653 lbs. milk and 74.4 lbs. annual Easier dinner party Sunday HERMISTON GOLF CLUB TO Kik, Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. French. butterfat; Glow 3rd, P.B.Jer., 5 with a chicken dinner served to the COMPETE AT PILOT ROCK following guests: Mr. and Mrs. C. G. years, averaged 1271 lbs. milk and (ADAMS WOMAN DIES Bracher. and Chester and Charles 73.7 lbs. butterfat; Sybiline, P.B. AFTER TAKING POISON Sunday a team ot golfers from the Bracher, Olive Banks, Vic Bracher, Jer., 4 years, averaged 1341 lbs. milk local club will meet the Pilot Rock Wanda Bracher, Paul Brocher and and 64.4 lbs. butterfat. Despondent over ill health, Mrs team there In a tournament. The Loraine Bracher of Portland. Tlie Martha Elliott, aged 26, took poison tournament at Pendleton was post guests enjoyed an informal time af A nnual E aster Dinner at her home at Adams yesterday and poned due to effects of flood waters ter the sumpteoii8 dinner by playing ->nd the fact that It was Easter Sun baseball and golf In a nearby field. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Vernoy of died shortly afterwards, at St. Antho day. ny’s hospital. Mrs. C. G. Bracher is Mr. Best's sister North Dakota came through Hermis ’fehe had, say relatives, attempted Members going from here are: A. ton Wednesday of this week and L. Clayton, D. M. Deetsr, Geo. Wag while getting a tire fixed at Rohr suicide before. After taking the poi son yesterday she refused to tell Its ner. Eric Byorkgren, W. W. Felt- * « man’s garage discussed this as a per house, A. H. Norton, Walt Pearson, ♦ STANFIELD NEWS ITEMS ♦ manent location. Upon learning the nature and so no antidate could be A. A. Little. Sam Nye, M. T. Matott. * ♦ advantages offered here In compari given. She had been In poor health Thos. O. Tucker. Frank Clark. R. A. son with other localities in the state for a number of years. It is thought the poison was ant poison. Brownson. Ralph Richards, Julius Mrs. C. M. Jump has returned they decided to rent a house In town She is survived by her husband, Glmble, J. G. Pearson, and James from a two weeks visit In Seattle. until they can purchase a small piece Todd. Charles Elliott; her father, Henry The Ladles Aid will observe Guest of land. Lewis of Adams and two brothers, day April 30. A special program is LOCAL LEGION POST MEMBERS being prepared and refreshm, nits will SPECIAL NOTICE TO HERMISTON Welden and Norman Lewis. Funer al services will be held Wednesday be served. PLAN RADIO PROGRAM HERALD SUBSCRIBERS at 2 p. m. from the Bom boy Funeral Miss Catherine Cooper, who teach Home with interment at Athena.__ ♦ Starting May 1, 1931, the The Local Legion Post will be on es at Marshfield, sp- nt her Easier va East Oregonian ♦ Hermiston Herald Subscription the air Friday. April 18, over KNX cation with her par its. Mr. and Mrs. ♦ list will be placed on a cash ♦ . ortland and will broadcast a pro- S. R. Cooper. Temperance Mass M eeting The Pollyaaaas nut April “ at the ♦ basis and all subscribers be- ♦ ram that promises to be different. T. A. O'Grady hoi on the piojeef ♦ coming delinquent will be neti- ♦ Final arrangements have not been A mass meeting of temperance were Mrs. ♦ fled, first by slip pasted on forces will be held Sunday evening, made but the complete lineup will be Guests for the aflerpe H. R. Stewart of Hermiston. Mrs. La ♦ weekly issue, and second, by published in the next issue. April 12, in the Hermiston Baptist Follett of Portland and Mrs. Stew ♦ notice sent through the mail. church. Mrs. Ada Jolly, state presi ♦ Two complimentary copies will Freshmen to E ntertain Graduates art Boroger of Seattle. The afternoon dent of the Woman's Christian Tem ♦ follow first notice. was spent sewing. Dainty refresh perance Union will address the meet The feature of the annual enter ments were served by the hostess ♦ The management is taking ing. Mrs. Jolly is a pleasing and tainment of eighth grade graduates who was assisted by Mrs. Stewart. ♦ these steps in order to elimin- forceful speaker and will bring a >mbraced In all elementary schools Mrs. LaFollett of Portland is a ♦ ate extra book work and cut worthwhile message. Public Is In in the Union high school district, house guest at the 8 R. Cooper home ♦ down coot of back collections. vited to attend. fiven by the Freshman close, will be ♦ We w ill be glad to continue ♦ The Study club will meet April 8 xttending the ‘‘Tom Sawyer" mat at the home of Mrs. T. A. O'Grady. ♦ sending the paper to anyone if ♦ Mrs. Callie Heider of Seridaa, de inee at the Oasis theatre Saturday Mrs. E. A. Hoosier is to be program ♦ they will notify us to that ef- ♦ partment president of the Legion afternoon. After this the group will leader. ♦ feet. We do not want any one Auxiliary, and Mrs. Catherine Bel rather on the lawn at the J.A. Clark Mr. and Mrs. J. W. King have ♦ of onr family of subscribers to home and enjoy Ice cream and cake moved from the project and now oc cher, district committee woman, of ♦ become offended because they Faculty members ire also Invited. The Dalles, were guests at a specWI cupy the J F. L« m residence. ♦ are discontinued. We know it ♦ Is due to neglect that this mat- eetlng held last Friday night at William Hay of Baker was an Eas Mr and Mrs. Dave Mlttersdorf of ♦ ter of renewing Is put off. « the home of Mrs. A. W. Christopher ier Sunday guest at the Carter home Pendleton were guests at the home ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ’«m- folks were given,. on North Hill. Mr. Hay Is engaged of Mr. and Mra. P. P. Sullivan over In ml plug Iq Orqat county. Faster Sunday.
