PAOB FOUR
_THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON
THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1931
The interior of the office at the
Mrs. A. E. Houghten and Mr«.
20.4 seconds.
<Rohrman Garage ie being redone.
HERMISTON WINS OVER
[ Roscoe Williams were Umatilla vlait-
Mr. and Mrs. Foster and daughter ors Saturday.
440 yard run: Allen (U ), Cox
COMPETITORS
IN
CONTEST
Fay of Woodburn, Oregon, stepped
(Hermiston). Markham (Hermiston)
Mr«. Jess Oliver and son Floyd and
for a short visit with Mies Pauline Donald Isom attended the dance at
Murray (W ), Time 57.4 seconds.
(Continued from page One)
: loop and Miss Glea Sias Thursday. Echo Saturday night.
Javelin: Settle (Hermiston), Ku
Discus: Kupers (H elix), Givens
Kay Rew of I’endleten was a Her
L. Grifford of Pendleton, solicitor ' Harry Davis of The Dalles is visit
Foyd Moore returned from a busi
pers (H elix). Hodgen (U ), Hanby
(Continued from Page One)
(U
),
Hanby
(Hermiston).
Settle
miston visitor this week.
for the Pendleton-Sunset truck line ing with Mr. and Mrs. 0. Coryell.
ness trip to Portland Saturday.
T. J. Mahoney, ex-banker, ex-mam- (Hermiston), Distance 98 feet 6*4 (Hermiston). Distance 130 feet 1 >4
W. A. Chaney was a visitor from
inches.
Mr«. Frank Frederickson, Mrs. ber of the Port of Portland, commis inches.
Mrs. David Lee Davidson who lives ■am« to Hermiston Friday on busi
Irrigon Wednesday.
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in Columbia district, was shopping in ness. He plans to work this territory Sam Smith and Mrs. A. C. Houghten sion and friend of the administra
Broad Jump: Krumbah (U ), Han-
Shot put: Hanby (Hermiston),
thoroughly and will be here for sev were guests of Mrs. Roscoe Williams tion.
W. H. Bowman was a Pendleton town Wednesday afternoon.
by (Hermiston) Addleman (Hermis
Givens
(U)
Kupers
(H
elix),
Seattle
al
weeks.
Thursday afternoon.
visitor Saturday.
J. M. Biggs left Thursday after
Frank Sever, ex-chief deputy treas t Hermiston). Distance 36 feet 3 ton), Geissel (A ), Distance 12 feet
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. C.
Mrs. Chas. Stewart gave a party urer under the late O. P. Hoff.
11 inches.
—. • Portland
w.ws.su where
wsa^sv he will at-
noon - for
J. ...
H. Estes of suiLiailu
Portland nah
was IDDR-
look —
inches.
S. McNaught and Mrs. Thomas Fr
for her Sunday school class of little
Ing after property interests in H er-itend 1® business matters,
220 yard low hudles: Crowley (A)
A.
C.
Marsters,
Roseburg
banker,
Mile
run:
Wagner
(H
elix).
M.
were joint hostesses at a luncheon
miston Monday raoruiug,,,
' it was reported today that Mrs served in the McNaught home to folks at her home Saturday after reputedly close to the executive of Swarnor (Hermiston), L. Swarner Geissel (A ), Wells (Hermiston),
noon which was enjoyed by all.
fice.
Miss Ethel Beoitgher and Miss I Tony Sonneson is quite ill.
(Hermiston), Hodgens (U ), Time Hunt (Hermiston). Time 30.
guests seated at five tables. Bridge
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom were
880 yard run: Wagner (H elix), M.
Jack Peare. La Grande Jeweler and 4.45.2.
Alice Beougher were Pendleton bast-1 N. N. Swank and T. L. O’llarra of was the diversion for the afternoon
visitors Sunday.
Meier campaigner.
Swarner (Hermiston), L. Swarner
ntss visitors Saturday afternoon.
i Vancouver, Wn., were business vislt- and prizes were won by Mrs. Norbert Umatilla
220
yard
dash:
Coat
(Hermiston),
Mr. and Mrs. G. Scharlet and fam
(Hermiston), Hodgens (U ), Time 2
Henry Hazen, political advisor of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack French of Long,or8 Thursday and Friday of this Muller, Mrs. B. Haneline and Mrs
ily were dinner guests of Mr. and the governor, and newly appointed Potter (W ), Jenkins (A ), Givens minutes 10.1 secinds.
Creek, Oregon, visited this week with week.
(U
).
Time
24.8
seconds.
Lila Phelps.
Mrs. Frank Leicht and family Sun budget director was probably most
Relay: Won by Umapine (Krum-
Lloyd Moore. Mrs. French is Mr.
J- c - Hawkins of Pendleton was a
120 yard high hurdles: Crowley
The local theatre has a new fea day.
frequently mentioned.
•
a
ll,
Allen, Gigens and Rodgen).
Moore's sister.
! business visitor here Wednesday.
(A ). Geissel (A ), Wells (Hermiston
ture which will be of interest to golf
Earl Isom was a business visitor
It has been suggested by some ob ton), M. Swarner (Hermiston). Time 'I line 3.16.
Earl Jones, president of the Bank J S’ H‘ Barnard purchased a new enthusiasts. It is Charles Farrell’s
In Hermiston Wednesday and pur
of Commerce. Wasco. Oregon, was a Ford town »edan last week from the golf lessons shown Friday and Sat chased a Ford coupe from the Rohr- servers that eastern Oregon and the
upstate counties generally would pre
business visitor In Hermiston Mon-1 Rohrman Motor company,
urday nights during the month of man Ford Motor company.
sent strong claims to the governor on
day.
i
Mesdames Helen M. Biggs, Stella May. It gives an opportunity to try
Mr. and Mrs. Batie Rand are the behalf of aspirants from their sec
The kitchen at th„ Hunter s Cafe ¡6harr-H attie Hamm and Vera Norton each lesson out on the course Sun
proud parents of a baby boy born tions. The vicinity of Portland is well
has been done over with a fresh coat *P<'nt WedneRday afternoon visiting days.
Monday, April 27. Mrs. Rand is in represented on the board by Secre
Mr. Ross Newport and Mr. Blbbe Pendleton hospital.
of paint and ealsonJne. The work with Mrs. Mudge at Hinkle.
tary of State Hogg, who comes from
C.
C.
Proebstel,
district
attorney
of Portland were business visitor« In
was completed Tuesday evening
Bob Smith and Roscoe Williams Oregon City, and Governor Meier,
for
Umatilla
county
and
Tom
B.
Gur-
Hermiston
Friday
and
Saturday.
Mr.
J. M. Dunning, circulation mana- .
were in Hermiston Saturday.
whose home is in Portland.
ger of the East Oregonian, was |„<"ane’ ™"nty shcr,ff’ wcre busiuess Newport formerly lived here and
visitors
in
Hermiston
Tuesday,
helped
build
the
town
on
the
east
town Wednesday evening looking af
i Miss Emma Thoeny, teacher in the side of the track. Both were here in
ter business interests.
he Interest on contracts for the
Mrs. Herbert Mlchaelis and son local grade school, has signed a con
Clayton went to Walla Walla Sunday i tract to teach in a school near Mil Walula cou-off.
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Best had
THE COMPLETE PLANT FOOD FOR LAWNS,
where she will visit with Mrs. Harry
Miss Mabel Parsons who has been fvcral people from Pilot Rock as
Ehrlich and Mr. Mlchaelis’ mother,
GARDENS, FLOWERS, SHRUBS,
Mrs. Geo. Mlchaelis. She plans to re employed at the Hunter’s Cafe has guests for a pot l^ck dinner last Sun
taken
the
place
of
Miss
Ina
Lenhari
AND TREES.
day. Among them were Dr. and Mrs.
main there ten days.
ieorge Smith and sons. Donald and
Miss Jane Warner, student at U. at the Hermiston Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gerking motor lean, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith and
of 0. spent from Thursday until Sun
ed
to Lexington Sunday and brough 'aughter Marny. Mr. and Mrs. J. M
PAST AUTO FREIGHT
day of last week with- her parents
ilbert. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Gill. Mrs.
here. She had an opportunity to mo Mrs. S. I. Gerking back with thorn
HERMISTON, OREGON
tor up with friends and was excused She had been visiting Mr. and Mrs H. T. Fnnnlng, Margaret Fanning
Leaving Hermiston for Portland
O.
J.
Cox.
md
Charles
Matthews.
from her classes.
MI rs Voyne, teacher in the com
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
5:30 P. M.
Miss Ina Lenhart who has been
mercial
department of the Hermiston
employed at the Hermiston hotel left
Since March 1st
i
HONEY, per 100 lbs......... 40c
Wednesday for Pasco, Wn., where she Union high school, has signed a con
*
IRRIGON NEWS
♦
was bridesmaid n* the wedding of tract to teach In the Albany school
for next year.
WOOL, 6000 lbs.
♦
WILL SERVE YOU
her friend Miss Mildred Cummins
+ + + * + + + 4
The new stairs on the bank build
Wednesday.
Per 100 wt......................... 69c
A GOOD MEAL or LIGHT LUNCH
Mrs. Frank Brace, who has been
Al and Jim Clayton and Miss Ing are now enclosed. There Is plentj
of
light
with
a
window
on
both
land
n
the
hospital
again
with
another
EGGS, per crate ................. 35c
Eleanor Dally spept Sunday In En
At Any Time From 8 A. M.
Standard and Certified
terprise visiting with Mrs. Ella T. Ings. This Improvement has adder iltack of flu, ij-as able to return
'iome Friday.
Empties returned free
To 8 P. M.
Truck or Carload
Write or wire for price?
Clayton. They motored on up to the much to the appearance of the bank
William Grabiel, Mrs. Doc McCoy
head of Wallowa lake and found building and main street
F. F. Rogers of Ellensburg, Wn. <ml Mrs. Chas. McHall of Imbler
MARIE STEPHENSON
foliage .lust coming Into bud with
P. B. HARKER, Hermiston Agent
considerable snow on the mountains loined his wife here Saturday. Mrs vere visiting the John Grabell and
PROPRIETOR
Walla Walla, Wash.
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Phone 44F2
Henry Harger and Alfred Quirlng Rogers and two children have been Ummett McCoy family’s this week.
A
little
son
was
born
to
Mr.
and
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Barker
foi
motored to Portland Saturday morn
Ing where Mr. Harger looked after some time. Mrs. Rogers Is Mrs. Bar Mrs. W B. Connell Monday. Mother
ker’s sister.
nd babe are doing fine,
business interests. Mr. Quirlng went
A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Miss Edith Stailard, county health
on to Dallas. They returned late Sun
HELP YO URSELF TO HEALTH
Mrs. W. B. Connell of Irrigon Thurs iurse, visited the school Wednesday,
day night.
Miss Mignon D ivls of Portland day. April 23, at the Hermiston hos ind an examination was given the
t
spent the week end at the home of pital, with Dr. Johnson as attending undents of the eyes and ears.
physician.
Both
mother
and
son
are
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Onrner. Miss Da
is economical
vis says she enjoys reading the Her getting along fine.
THE D A L L E S, OREGON
>AILY
DELIVERY
— BEST OF SERVICE
A party war, given Saturday night
miston Herald at the public library
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dean
In Portland every week.
.
HONE 901
0R 0N 0, FELTHOUSE, Owner
Rogers honoring Miss Mildred Cum
Call and Leave Article» at Hitt’» Confectionery.
mins and John Kopae who left Sun
M A IL O R D E R S P R O M P T L Y P I L L E D
day for Pasco. W n, Thirty guests
spent the evening dancing. Refresh
ments were served at a late hour.
Students of the seventh grade to
THE BEST IN TALKING
gether with their teacher Miss
O'Keef spent Sunday plcnlcing at the
PICTURES
Cold Springs reservoir. J. g. Burn
Hermiston. Oregon
ham took the group out in hie truck
PROGRAM
and returned for thorn later. The
picnic was a conclusion of a contogt
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
In geography and the losing side en
tertalned the winning side.
If your mower needs to have
Mrs. Ralph Richards and Mrs
work done on it, bring it in now.
I have more
Hugh Stanfield were Joint hostesses
at an afternoon bridge party Sntur
time now and can do a better job.
day at the home of Mrs. Richards.
Six tables of bridge were In piny
For Limited Time Only
You don’t have to pay till you get it.
during the afternoon and Mrs. n.
Henellne made high score. Mrs.
Nell Robertson second and Mrs. F.
I you had to choose bhtwesn V. Prime consolation. At the conclu
WHERE YOUR DOLLARS H AYE MHRF r F i v n -
marrying a princes» or being shot, sion of the afternoon's play delicious
which would you do f
Hermiston Oregon
refreshments were served
with Charles Farrell, Maureen
Sullivan, H, B. Warner.
Also Cartoon Comedy
and
Farrell Golf Lesson No. 1
HOT LUNCHES
ec Golf lessons Friday and Sat
urday during month of May
| Published in the intereits of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by
REFRESHING DRINKS
and try them out on Sunday
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
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Phone 331.
T T I I I S g |
STATE TREASURER
CALLED TUESDAY
All Plants should be Fed Regularly.
It’s Easy to Feed them with
Pendleton-Sunset
Line
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Nice Fancy Box of Fancy
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especially for Mother’s Day
75c
B U R N H A M ’S
HERMISTON
DRUG CO.
K N E R R ’S R E P A IR S H O P
TUM-A-LUM TICKLER
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
'ome fare to face with the king of
■erkert t»rdom. Meet the gangster
who made m 'y one mistake— hs
e.icd a girl in lcvc!
*7 , little
Caejar
with
EDW. G. RORINSON
a# Rico, the Killer
and Doughs Fairbank«, Jr.
as the boy who wanted to go
straight, but couldn't,
illiam Collier, Jr. Clenda Farrell
Also Comedy and Fox New«
FREE
If yon hnve No. 2490 — ?622
81 — 3C12 — 3165 — 3441,
your program for month of
ay, 1931. clip off number and
will entitle you to 2 ticket« to
e O’sis Theatre for Friday or
unday thia week.
ions more
people
SPORTING GOODS
Vol. 31
Hermiston, Or., Thursday, April 30, 1931
Hitt’s Confectionery
in
PHONE 100
1 ‘ ® S f f l f S S W E F S ' i
HERMISTON, OREGON
;ïâî'r,WJK'fSTOî
EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY
IN CALIFORNIA
7 Room Modern White Stucco Spanish Bungalow.
On wide paved street, grounds 116x190 feet. Near ear line
«lores, nice homes. 3o Minutes drive to center L. A Shad« oraa-
mental trees, flowers, shrubbery. Grange. Lemon. Fig, Apricot, aad
each trees. Also Grapes. Two room apartment which bring«
«mall rental. Fine home, or a chicken ranch. Fifty feet concrete
floor garage. House rumlshed Small tools. Wood fir« Diace n s
electricity, city water, and Free and Clear.
Owner will consider offers in exchange for Improved
«mall farm, all equipped and reedy to go.
NO JUNK AND NON PRODUCING PROPERTY WARTED
SEE VIEWS OF THE PROPERTY AT HENRY HITT'S STORE
AND SUBMIT PROPOSITION
JA CK HALE, San Fernando, Calif., Rt. 1, B z 3 0 7
Let ua help yon plan your
NEW HOME.
Editorial
done to the old one.
When a girl builds You might even give
air castles she may the dog a treat by
leave out the kitchen building him a kennel.
hi)t never the garages.
O. M. Pierson is
R. A. Brownson.
Editor. building on his proper
ty in the ««at end of
Now, our accom town.
plished architects fig-
ura all of these things
A small boy rushed
la when they plan your Into the Red A White
HOME. Coma in today store the other day and
aad let us figure out said, "I want a quar
the plans for your new ter« worth of ochre.”
home or tha remodel
"But we don’t have
ing that should be paints.” replied Joe.
No. 16
"You go over to the
Tum-A-Lum and ask
for yellow ochre."
“Aw, that ain’t whaf
I want,” came back the
future president
said to get the kind of
ochre you uae to make
tappy ochre pudding.’
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Whether It is paint
Ing inside or out, our
yellow ochre is like all
of our paints. And we
keep only one kind —
THE BEST. Every drop
guaranteed to "Savi
the Surface.”
C u s t o m e r : "That
chicken I bought yes
terday had no wish
bone.”
Turnblad: "Madam
that chicken lived in
a Tum-A-Lum designed
house. He was so hap
py and contented that
he had nothing to wish
for.
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PHONE 571
MOTOR CO.
HERMISTON, OREGON