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VOLUME XXV
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HEXMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1931
NUMBER 34
STUDENT RECITAL
HERMISTON TEAM
of the marriage of Miss Lil
TO BE PRESENTED lian News Walker
STILL UNDEFEATED
of Walla Walla. Wash ,
to Mr. Herbert Haneline of Klamath
Falls, came this week through Mr.
BY SCHOOLS FRIDAY Haneline’s
IN BASEBALL
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.
Haneline. The wedding bells rang
HIGH SCHOOL ROMANCE OF 1924
ENDS IN HAPPY MARRIAGE
RECEIVE SLIGHT INJURIES
WHEN CAR OVERTURNS
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER TEAR
UNABATED STORM
SPREADS DAMAGE;
UMATILLA TAKES MAJORITY
SENIOR GLASS PLAY
In the sectional track meet held on
DRAWS FULL HOUSE
the Hermiston Union high school ath-
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majority
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UPON PRESENTATION
FIRSTS IN SECTIONAL TRACK
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace E. Jones and
Mrs. Wm. Hineline were slightly in
jured and badly shaken last Sue'i’ y
1111 k in IO
evening when the Chevrolet sedan
□
in which they were riding overturned
on the Butter Creek highway, Mr. ___
| Umatilla, Wm. Kelty of Stanfield, O.
FIRST PROGRAM AS PREAMBLE I for lhese two 88 8 sequence to a ro-
Jones was returning from Pine City FINE DUST HOVERS AND SIFTS O. Felt house and Alfred Qulring of
niance of their high school days when BOYS WALK UP WITH SCORE
CONSECUTIVE INSTANCES KEEPS
where he preaches every Sunday af-'
OF NATIONAL MUSIC WEEK
they were Sophomore and Senior.
INTO BUILDINGS.
[Hermiston, and Harvey DeMoss of
AGAINST ECHO.
ternoon, and had followed a car for
---------
Columbia
acted
as
judges
for
the
AUDIENCE IN LAUGHTER
Week nf
m u t - *
w
Mrs’ HaneUne 18 the daughter of
some distance before giving a signal Hog & Dairy Show Barns Demolished; meet
Week of May 3rd W ill Feature Vesper Mrs. G. W. R. Mitchell and lived in
Start Game by Scoring Five Runs In that he wished to pass. At the same
Entrants from the grade schools Plot Well Carried Ont; Both Serions
Programs, Recitals, Art Exhibit Hermiston while a member of the
Trees Uprooted and Sign Boards
time the signal was given the driver
First Inning; Stuart Replaces
taking
first places are listed below:
and Glee Clubs
sophomore class. Later she moved
And Comic Characters Aid
Are Blown Down.
of the other car decided to stop, and
Pearson in Sixth.
A-25 yard daah, James Kirby, Stan-
to Walla Walla where she graduated
In Development
did not make his intentions known.
A windstorm swept the entire Ge*d; B-50 yard dash, Harold Buell.
As a preamble to national music from high school. Mr. Haneline came
As the car stopped suddenly Mr.
The
Hermiston
high
school
base
Northwest Tuesday evening and con-[Columbia; C-80 yard dash, Gale Spln-
week which opens May 1st and con- to Hermiston with his parents in
The Senior class of the Hermiston
Jones tried to miss It by turning out
tlnues through the week, closing May 1910 and spent all of his school life ball team played its fourth game ot
tinued
through
Wednesday,
carrying
n*ng’
Umatilla,
D-100
yard
dash,
Union
High school presented the play
11th, a student recital will be given I In the local schools, except for a few the season with Echo last Tuesday on of the road and In doing bo struck with it a cloud of dust that hungiGeorge McNab' Umatilla. A-Baseball “The Mummy and the Mumps,” last
rough
ground,
which
overturned
the
in the assembly of the high school, I months in the Pendleton grade I
C,h°
?n d ,^ °nKby “ 8C° re
heavily over every home in this vicln- *brow’ Fred Wald. Stanfield; B-Base- Friday night in a very creditable
car. Mrs. Hineline was thrown
Friday, April 24, at 7:45 p. m. The school. Later he attended Oregon
™
renialn
lty. It has never been known when ' *3aB throw, Orlln Lane, Umatilla; C- way. The production was directed
. commer
5
undefeated. They play Stanfield at through the top and Mr. and Mrs. the wind has blown from the north-' Uaseball throw, Louis Barter, Uma-
recital will be under the direction of 1 State college where . he , took
by Henry Harger and was presented
Jonta
were
cut
and
bruised.
Dr.
Mar
Stanfield
Friday
afternoon.
Miss Daily, high school music instruc-1 cial training and is a member of
east for such a long period without Ulia, D-Shot Put, Dallas Beebe, Stan- in the Oasis theatre to a full house.
During the first inning the boys ble cared for a dislocated little finger ceasing, and bringing such a fine < f|eld. A-Broad Jump, Jimmie McDer
tor.
.
I Sigma Pi fraternity.
The plot wag centered about char
for Mrs. Hineline and other minor
There will be an art exhibit and
The young couple will make their started out right by bringing in five Injuries.
dust. Not only did it bring dust and mott-
Stanfield;
B-Broad
Jump,
Har-
acters
ln a girls’ school in Boston,
1 rl Buell,
T1 « 1 «V I 1 Z
". 1, ■ V1 . . C-Broad
A ■ W
old
Columbia;
Jump. of which Miss Agatha Laldlaw (Leo
grade school piano and violin recital I home In Klamath Falls where Mr runs and scoring a shutout on Echo.
dirt
but
uprooted
trees,
tore
down
About $75 damage was done to the
Dwight Arnold, Umatilla; D-Broad na Dyer) was dean, aud has very
The third inning started out with
In the high school assembly Saturday Haneline has been employed for the
Chevrolet but the car driven by Dr R. signs, lifted roofs, destroyed sheds, Jump, George McNab, Umatilla.
evening, May 2, at 8:00 o’clock. The)past year.
a bang with DeMoss bringing in a
decided rules concerning men who
broke
out
windows
and
endangered
B. Brundage of Pendleton wag un
In the girl’s division from grade wish to prolong their visit. It is the
homer by a long fly over right field.
art exhibit 1 b under supervision of
touched. Mr. Jones did not receive the Cold Springs reservoir when high i
Throop and Klages followed up, each
Miss Wilken. Music teachers of this [PROMOTERS OF CO-OPERATIVE
damaaes on his car, due to lack of waves washed over the embankment ■ Bcho°*' Urst place winners were: A- end of the school turn and all t-ut
at intervals.
I 25 yard dash. Mary Greene. Stan- three of the girls have returned to
coming in a little later with a run. witnesses.
vicinity will present a vesper service
rnWDnCT PTTCrxrrce
in the Baptist church Sunday, May REAMER Y CONDUCT BUSINESS
Some time Tuesdsay night theiricId: B' 50 yard da,h> cleo UTeene, their homes. They remain because
During the last half of the third
storm upturned the Ilog and Dairy stnnf|eld; C-5o yard dash, Levada their families arc quarantined with
3, at 4:00 o’clock. Those participai-
SeveraI meetlng8 were he,d
the Echo scored four runs. In the fourth, HERMISTON LEGION POST
show barns near the school building N,,de’ stanf*e,d; D-8o yard dash, the mumps. Miss Lahiiaw is expect
ing are Miss Helen Fredrickson, and interest of the Umatilla Co-operative with a man on second, Klages pulled
completely demolishing them and ^be'ma Norquist, Columbia. A-Base- ing a distinguished professor. Sir
M.ss Goldie Mumma piano, Miss Es- Creamery thlg week at wbich Mr „ out a long fly for a homer, and then PRESENTS RADIO PROGRAM
one more run was pulled In by
burying a cow belonging to F. C. Mc-j*311" tbrow- Dorothy Tonies, Unia- Hector Fish (Elbert Hutchison) who
ther Fredrickson, violin, Goldie Shut- E Syke8 and one director
Last Sunday morning representa Kenzie. Later that evening the roof tlUa: BBaseba|l throw. Lois Priddy, is bringing a mummy he discovered
ter, pupil of Mrs Reese, and Miss 8ent along with other lntgregted daf. Throop. This same inniag Echo
GleaSias. The girls’ glee club will rymen. Over half the sign-up has scored one, and their last run of the tives from the Hermiston American was torn off the grand stand. x |Umatilla; C-Baseball throw, Erma in Egypt with him; he also iyis a pe
««ion Post No. 37 went on the air plumb tree that had stood for twenty Byrnc8- Umatilla; D-Baseball throw, culiar diet and sends his “oats”
present a faml iar story set to music, been completed and only a small pro- game.
over
KEX presenting a program that years in Mrs. Boynton's yard, was BetbeI Olsen. Hermiston.
which arrives ahead of him. Miss
In the fifth Inning Hermiston scor
3 Can' Patton of the territory has been
Teams from thp different districts Laidlaw's nephew, Francis Laidlaw
tata, Friday, May 8, also to be held worked
ed six runs. Echo only getting three was a credit to any post. Arrange uprooted. Another large tree in front
in the Baptist church, at 8:00 p. m.
Mr. Syke8 Jg an experlenced cream. men on bases. During fhe sixth in ments had been made for two broad of Dr. W. L. Morgan’s house fell W,H cornPete ln Pendleton. Saturday, (Donald Jackson) is desirous of pro
Contestants In the boys and longing his visit at the school because
to.
Ï
student reel- eryman and condllcted mwtl
at ning Stuart went in for Pearson and casts one earlier over KGW, but that Across the road and tops of trees fell I ^PrB
t^ F rid ay follows in order of appear- the L,brary
Hermlgton Thursday did some good pitching by only let time wa^ turned over to national rep across the highway leading out of g,r,B grade 8cb°ol division will start of his love for Miss Dulcia Dumble
resentatives of the Legion Auxiliary town. A window glass was blown out at 10:00 »’dock Saturday morning. (Barbara Root), but Is about to leave
'night, at Irrigon Friday night, at ting five men on bases In the two
Country Garden ................. ' Grainger Boardman grange hall Saturday and innings, while Hermiston brought In Child Welfare department who were of the Hermiston Second Hand store High school field events begin at when his friend Francis Briscoe.
in Portland at the time.
building and the Oasis tlj^atre sign 1:30 p. m. and also the high school (Enos Martin) drops in to see him.
... . . . . Fern Lindner „
.again In Stanfield Monday at the eight runs off of Echo.
track events start at the same hour They form a plan whereby Francis
J. E. Hallyburton acted as master torn down.
Minute L Antique .......... Paderewski grange hall. Mucb ,nteregt hafi been
Lineups are as follows:
Hermiston high school has a repre will Impersonate Sir Hector (who Is
of
ceremonies,
very
creditably
filling
Anna Ray Martin
It
has
not
been
learned
what
will
Hermiston
Echo
shown at all these meetings.
the place of J. M. Biggs, state de be done about the Hog and Dairy sentative in nearly every division for such a welcome visitor) and Miss
Falling Water ....................?... Truax
1ST
LongueJl
O. I. Paulson, assistant supervisor Throop
partment commander, who was called show barns but damage done was the field and track events.
Cecil Warner
Laldlaw mistakes Francis for Sir
2ND
Laughlin
of agriculture for the Union Pacific Hunt
Farewell ............................. Folk Song System, will be one of the speakers Addleman
Hector without any effort on his part.
3RD
Fisk to California. Mr. Hallyburton was great. If the show Is discontinued for
LOCAL GIRL INITIATED INTO
Drummer Boy .................. G. F. Root at the next Farm Bureau meeting. Pearson
He becomes inf actuated with Miss
p
Bonnos introduced by the station announcer one year the associatlln loses Its state
and explained that the program appropriation of approximately $600. EASTERN STAR ORGANIZATION
Star Daisies ............................. Busch
Maude Mullen (Grace Rodda) and is
C
Corrla
He will speak on the subject of co Whitsett
would be centered around the pre
Fifth Grade Chorus
soon cornered by Miss Anna Hamp
Housewives were at their wits end
operation.
Cox
RF
Weltzir
amble... of the constitution . of the all day Wednesday as, fine dust set
Scotch Poem ............... c ... McDowell
-
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Oregon State Collage. Corvallta. ton (Mary Brownson) who wishes
Klages
CF
Jordan
American Legion. He then introduced tled over their household. The at April 20— Shlrlle Brownson of Her him to teach her French, German
Marjorie Burnham
DeMoss
LF
Wolverton
First Chicks in Nero House
James Todd, post commander, as the mosphere was gloomy and little acti miston, freshman In commerce at and a number of other foreign lan
Bumanda ................................. Eversal
A. W. Prann of the Prann Funeral D. Martin
SS
Hiatt
first speaker, Ilal McCulley, second, vity noted. Telephone communica Oregon State college, wag recently guages. Amusing circumstances arise
Edna Ott (Violin)
Parlors has completed his chicken
Substitutes
and Ronald Begg third. Before pre tion was disrupted.
Mlgnonne
Thoma houses on the west side of town and Stuart
initiated Into Temenlds, a national from this disguise until it takes a
Pries senting Dr. F. V. Prime, representa
84771
Goldie Shutter
Eastern Star organization. This Ma more serious turn upon the arrival
has purchased 1387 Rhode Island Reeves
tive for the Commercial Club, Mr. Baby Chicks Survive Wind Storm sonic order of student members of of the mummy. “Racker” (Harold
Lovely Night .................... Beethoven .Red chicks from the Russell Hatch- Pierce
Umpire—Hiatt
Twelve hundred Plymouth Rock the Eastern Star waa organized on Marble) assists William ln bringing
Hallyburton stated that anything the
River Path .......... Whittier-Chadwick erieg at Corvallis. They arrived
baby chicks were received Wednes the campus ln 1922. Philanthropic the heavy box Into the house and
American
Legion
Post
at
Hermiston
Sixth Grade Chorus
W in. First in Arlington Meet
[Thursday morning and are coming
had succeeded In putting over had day by David Lee Davidson who lives work such as sewing for the Maso then when they leave the room, as
In Hanging Gardens .......... Williams «„e with a few lost. Brooders are
Janice
Matott of the Minnehaha been made possible by splendid co In the Columbia district, from the
Helen Jendrpejewskl •
j electrically equipped.
nic Old People's home is carried on. Racker leaves to Bend a telegram to
school won first place in the inter- operation of this organization. Mrs. Russell Hatcheries. They arrived In
Marche Militaire .................. Spencer
Miss BrownBon's other activities Sir Hector stating that the mummy
•ounty Declamation contest held at Prime had the privilege of sending the midst of the wind storm that are student secretary in the Oregon has “duley” arrived, Miss Hampton
Betty Ralph - Anna Ray Martin I
E. E. COTANT
Arlington Saturday plght. Janice
Lauvenir............................. Harganoft
E. E. Cotant passed away at his won In the lower division, humorous, greetings to Earl Kingsley over the swept the country and were placed State Monthly office, member of the tiptoes in, cuts thP rope that holds
air. Earl is a disabled veteran and In a room In the house for protection. circulation staff of the Student Di the box, and is frightened half to
Best Instrument .................... Schmid home in Stanfield, Oregon, Wednes-
with “I Don’t Care,” a piece written Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Only one has been lost thus far. Mr. rectory and secretary of the Associa death when the "mummy” groana
Old English Round - 7th Grade
day evening at 10:30. Mr. Cotant had
by her mother. She received all three Kingsley.
and Mrs. Davidson bought their farm ted Rookesses.
and sits up. It Is no other than Sir
The Robin’s Return ................ Fisher been troubled with his heart for some
last August and are originally from
Hector Fish himself who had been
Florence Pearson
[ time. He was born in New Hampton, first votes of the judges and will
Umatilla again won from the Mis Kansas There is a brooder house on
quarantined In New York with the
Minuet, Dance of Blessed Spirits Iowa, February 27, 1890, and has compete in the state contest in Cor sion Indians when they played base tne place 20 by 117 with a cement LOCAL SCOUTS ATTEND SCOUT
mumps and In order to escape, places
W. Whick
8 resident of Stanfield fir 21 vallis Friday and Saturday of this ball on the local field Sunday. The floor into which the chicks will be CIRCUS AT WALLA WALLA
himself ln the box, with the help of
Franklin Shaw (Violin)
years
week.
seore was 12-2.
moved soon.
his valet. Miss Hampton learns the
The Wayside Chapel .............. Wilsan
Funeral services will be held from
A group of local Boy Scouts with
whole scheme of Bolsroe and manages
Betty Ralph
tbe Prann Funeral Chapel Saturday
their Scout Master O. W. Payne mo
to hide Sir Hector away. He really
Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes a,ternoon at 2:00 o’clock with Rev.
tored to Walla Walla last Friday af
(Continued on last page)
■Gibson officiating. Interment will, be
ternoon where they attended a Scout
............... - .......... ......... English Air
in
the
Echo
cemetery.
Circus
put
on
by
dlffenent
troops
in
Perfect D ay........Carrie Jacobs Bond
Town Baseball Team Plays Off Tie
the county. A tenderfoot investure
The Hermiston town baseball team
Seventh Grade Chorus
i n
_
Warblings of Eve ........
Campatgn Against M agpie.; Crow.
was put on by one of the Walla Wal- played a second game with the Board-
__ _
............. I A campaign against magpies and
In troupg ln a credential way. Scout man team last Sunday, which result
Elsie Reeder
crows Is being sponsored by . local
members going from here were Cecil ed In Boardman bagging the long end
Waltz Brilliant in A .... Mrfhkowski citizens and persons will receive five
Warner, Melvin Follett, Fred Hensel, of the 12 to 15 score. Hermiston
Anna Ray Martin - Miss Olea Sias cents for adult birds, three cents for
Gordon Blessing, and Mr. Payne. previously played Boardman here
Moonlight on the Hudson .... Wilson young and two ents for eggs., if
They returned late that night.
April 12th, and won by a score of
Cecil Warner, Elsie Reeder, Glea Slag delivered at Hitt’s Confectionery.
20 to 19. The tle will be played off
Trio—
Money used in this campaign is taken
WALTHER OTT NAMED ON
at Umatilla next Sunday.
Now the Day is Over ............ Burnby from a reserve fund in the Isaak
SCHOLASTIC HONOR LIST
Eighth Grade Chorus
Walton League of America and the
Qualification Tournament
Farm Bureau has donated to the
A qualification tournament will be
Oregon
State
College,
Corvallis
cause. This campaign starts Satur
held on the local golf course Sunday,
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS TO
April 17—Walther Ott of Hermiston
day, April 25, and continues as long
April 26, to determine players re
freshman In agriculture at Oregon
PREACH SERMON SUNDAY NIGHT as funds last.
ceiving the best gross score. There
state college, has just been named on
will be a prize for the best net score.
A unique and interesting plan has
the scholastic honor list for the win Those qualifying will enter the tour
Auxiliary Member. Make Poppies
been worked out by Rev. Wallace
ter
term.
Out
of
the
student
body
At the regular meeting of the
nament at Pendleton May 10.
Jones, pastor of the Baptist-Christian American Legion Auxiliary April 9.
of 3<Oo only 111 students received
church, whereby the different orga held at the home of Mrs. H. E. Shes-
this honor.
Hermiston Medic'll Hospital Notes
nizations in the church have full
This group Includes only those stu
Mrs. Frank Brace of Irrigon Is
ly with Mrs. Frank Pierson as Joint
charge of the Sunday evening ser hostess, the evening was spent mak
dents who made an average of 2.SO, here for medical attention.
vices. Mr. Jones outlines the sermons ing poppies for the coming poppy
which is equal to a 92 numerically.
Henry Muller of Echo is being
and they are presented by four dif sale. This was after the regular
The students must carry at least 15 treated for infection In his foot.
ferent persons, which allows Indivi business meeting. The meeting to
credits and not fall below a "B” In
Lawrence Markham of Irrigon Is
duals to develop their talents.
any subject nor receive any Incom here for medical attentlono.
night will be held at the home of
plètes.
Last Sunday the ladies’ class had Mrs. Frank Stone with Mrs. J. 3.
Ardell, 6-yesr-old son of ClarP Cal
charge and this Sunday the Christ West as Joint hostess.
kins was bronght to the hospital
ian Endeavors have planned the
Celebrate Full Quota Ford Sale
Sunday evening to have a deep cut
nj^tsic and sermon. The four speakers
Last Tuesday evening A. F. Rohr- on hla head repaired.
Can Damaged in Sideswipe
will be Misses Barbara Root, Nell
man treated his force of employees
A Dodge coupe driven by M. N.
Reeves, rwith Clark and Charlie Du
Mrs. George Story and Mrs. Lyle
and friends to a dinner In Stanfield
Jenkins
of
Umatilla
was
damaged
vall. Special music has been arranged.
Tilden
were Joint hostesses at a
In celebration of making their full
Saturday morning just above Noland,
bridge party Wednesday evening at
r;uota
of
Ford
sales
for
the
month.
when it sideswiped the Pendleton-
Clau.To Obscfrve Mother’. Day
Guents at the dinner were Bob Wood the home of Mrs. Story, five tables
Umatilla truck which was driven by
Members of the Sunday school class Fred sheer'of Pendleton. O. W. Bai
ward, Edmond Peterson. O. M. Clark. of bridge were In play and Mrs. A. W.
which Is taught by Mrs. C. A. Paul ley. also of Umatilla, who was riding
Eric Bynrkgren, Ed McMillan and Christopherson received first prize
Mr. McReynolds. Another convoy of end Mrs. Gerald White second. De
will meet at the home of Mrs. J. D. I with Mr. Jenkins was badly bruised
licious refreshments were served.
cars was received Wednesday.
Wsghorn Tuesday, April 28. when a and shaken.’ The fender on both
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Darr of Port
program will be given honoring cars were bent and the side of the
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pierson spent land were business visitors In Her
mother. Each girl Is to bring a mo- Dodge caved In. The ears met on a
from Sunday until Tuesday In Kelso, miston Sunday and Monday. Mr. Al
thror. whether h«r own or—Some-'curve and It Is believed the accident
Wn.. where they attended to business len In head of the surveyors office in
body s Mother.
• waa unavoidable.
Interests.
Portland.
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