The Hermiston herald., May 14, 1931, Image 1

An ounce of honesty is worth a
Itound of cleverness that is tainted
with dishonesty. If one is really
clever, he will be truly honest.
llnntwinn Bmtlh
HHUIWTOW, UMATILLA COUNTY. OREGON, THUXSDAY, MAT 14,
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ATTENDANCE HEAR
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OLD OREGON TRAIL PAGEANT
PRESENTED AT COLUMBIA
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CO M PAN Y WILL
PRESENT AUTO SHOW
1 LOCAL TEACHERS TO LEAVE
ON SUMMER VACATIONS
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WALLULA CUT-OFF
SAMPLE COPY
SUBSCRIPTION, 12.00 PER YEAR
STUDENTS RECEIVING AWARDS
NEW COUNTY FAIR
BOARD APPO IN TS
DEPARTMENT HEAOS
FOR READING CIRCLE WORK
A novelty in the way of school
With
the
close
of
school
this
Fri­
entertainment was the program of
Upon completion of outside read­
day the local leachers will leave
I the Columbia school given in the
ing circle work the grade school
park Friday afternoon. The day was
IT T T fl I A A 1 I
l i r g l 8tudenta are entitled to awards. They
ideal for the out-of-doors program
L L I l U L U u A L M t l l appear beIow ln fhe order of grades.
tending school. Cupid will deal in
and a large number of residents of
i Second grade, ¡Mary Petrie, teach-
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! Ihf destinies of two of the grade
EXPRESSION OF APPRECIATION the district and Hermiston were pres­
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¡er— Ethel Paul, Gale Felthouse, Tom
ATTRACTIVE
SHOWING
LATEST
8cho<>1
teachers
this
summer
when
ent.
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Fraser, Robert Christian. Dole Pier-
FOR COOPERATION GIVEN.
__
| Ml88 Clara Gehnert will be married
A luncheon was served at noon and
FORD BODY TYPES.
' to Ernest Hauser of Klamath Falla BIGG8 - HALLYBURTON S T A R T son, Dwight Ellenwood, Virginia JOHN JENDREJEWSKI ELECED
following this came the program.
Smith, David Hamm, Mary Hemphill,
Schofield, Jardine, and Lewis to
PRESIDENT OF BOARD.
IMMEDIATE CONSTRUCTION.
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and Ml” Emma Thoeny will become
Episodes of the early history and ~
Helen Johnson, Gilbert Dyer. Irene
Assist Harold Dean in Forming settlement of the Oregon country bound Motion Picture Feature of the bride of Glean Staggs of Milton.
Little, Maxine Mead. Bobby Smith
Date of Fair Set for October 2-3;
Plans Experiment Station.
■were given by the pupils in costume. Exhibit Arranged by Local Dealer; Miss O’Keefe has not made definite Contractors Employ All Local Labor
Grade three, Catherine McBain
Display Room Attractive.
p,ana for ber summer vacation but
Flans Made for Raising Fair
Indian life in the Oregon country
as Far as Possible; Involves Ex­ Charles Pearson. Donald Pankow
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may go to her home in Foley, Minne-
Buildings Soon.
Three men of state and national and the spring dance of the Indians
penditure of Over $50,000.
, Virgil Farmer, Allen Clarke. Fay
A sound motion picture graphical- ROt“' Ml“ wl,k#B wH*
for Dos
agricultural recognition were speak­ were first given and was followed
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Roberts, Frankie McKenzie, Marion
Members of the new Umatilla
ers at the Commercial club meeting by tableaux depicting Capt. Gray's ly portraying the story of the Ford OatoB’ Calif., where she will visit for
Work started Saturday on the Pierce, Claude Markham, David Dav
Tuesday, who will assist Harold entry in the Columbia river, the pur­ Motor company and its widespread 8 short w hl,e w,tk ker aunt Mr*' Wallula cut-off with approximately !*»• Jimmy Mead, Virginia Todd County Fair board met Monday night
Dean, superintendent of the Uma­ chase of the Oregon country, Lewis activities will be exhibited free o f . Guatuf Goerhner, before going to her three miles of sage brush cleared Billie Nation, Zella French, Robert in the office of Assistant County
tilla Experiment Station, Hermiston and Clark s expedition, the yvhitman charge in a special Ford exhibit to i hon,e ,n Br*ndon, Minn. Miss Werry from the right-of-way at the present Pierson, Wayne Sage, Kenneth Ben- Agent Best and elected John Jendre­
branch, in laying plans for construc­ massacre and immigration to Oregon be held at Rohrman Motor company Wl11 le8Ve Sunday ,or her home In time. Biggs-Hallyburton of Hermis- «®I. Suzanne Nye, Joyce McCulley jewskl president, Curtis Dyer, vice
Pupils of the first and second garage, Tuesday, May 19. The show Bolae’ Idaho. Mies Petrie plans to ton returned from Portland Satur- Betty Payne, Glenn Warner, Roberta president, and H .rry Kelley, secre­
tion of the new experiment station
tary. The date for this year’s fair
_ which is to be located north of grades gave a floral drill which was will be open to the public from 2:0» 8pePd h9r racat,on at her home In day after they had secured the sub- Winters.
Fulton, Minn. Miss McBain will go
was
set f r Friday and Saturday,
p.
m.
to
10:00
p.
m.
well
done.
Intermediate
girls
wound
town. The $35,000 appropriation
contract for the construction on the
Fourth grade, Emma Thoeny
The picture, entitled “A Tour to her home In Vancouver, Wn., and east unit of the Umatilla Sand sec-'John Nye, Naomi Nunn, Albert Skov- October 2nd anil 3rd.
money will be available until June the May pole. A parade of all par­
The heads of the other depart­
30, 1932, and after that mainten­ ticipants brought the grand finale. Through the Ford Factory” will later enroll for the University of tlon of the highway from the Port- j ho, Darwin Shaw, Laura Gregory,
ments were appointeed ps follows:
An exhibit of the work of the show the gathering of raw mater­ Washington summer school.
ance funds will come from another
land Sand & Gravel company. Pre- Drank Thorne. Darwin Shaw, Rob-
Mr. Frank Shaw, superintendent
Charles Lynch, dairy; Lyle Tiiden,
pupils for the past year had been ials. their arrival at the Rogue Plant
source.
of the Hermiston Union high school parations for building a construction ®rt Conley, Laura Gregory, Ray poultry; Ed Jackson, club work,
arranged
in
the
school
house
by
the
In
Dearborn,
Mich.,
and
the
numer­
: Montgomery, Albert Skovbo, Naomi
J. W. Warner, local attorney, in­
plans to attend summer school at camp were started immediately upon ¡Nunn.
John Dunning, Virginia Dyer, boys; Mrs. Hineline (tenative) girls;
troduced C. S. Schofield of the teachers Mrs. Laura Morris, Miss ous interesting stages through which Berkely, Calif. Miss Dally will leave their return.
Baxter Hutchison, farm products;
Fannie
Todd
and
Miss
Glea
Sias.
they
pass
In
the
process
of
making
United States Department of Agri­
Eight inches of gravel will be put Mary Jane Hammer, Morris Huff,
Ford cars and trucks. It Is, In short, for her home in Palouse, Wn. Miss on the road with the completion of Ralph Marble, Jesse Moore, Geral- Albert Kennings, sheep and swine;
culture, in charge of field stations on
Elliott plans a trip to Springfield.
0. W. Payne, rabbits; Mis. Hineline,
reclamation projects, who expressed DAILY VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL an education In the extent and mean­
the grading. A new steam shovel ar- dine Mullins, Gladys Pierson, Zelma
Minnesota, where she will visit In­
women’s deparemest; Ixigan Todd
ing
of
modern
volumn
production.
rived Wednesday along with trucks., Sales.
his appreciation for the cooperation PLANNED FOR HERMISTON
Whjle an unseen voice explains definitely with relatives. Miss Ethel The gravel loading and truck haul-1 Fifth grade, Ann V. Werry __ and Harry Kelley, sports and merri­
and support given by local people in
ment of the grounds.
each scene, the audience is take» Beougher and her sister Alice leave
assisting in obtaining the appropria­
Representatives of the t h r e e on a tour of the plant, through the Saturday for their home at North lng will be done by Harry Kelley Helen Ralph, Ruth Shaw, Florence
Curtis Dyer and Harry Kelley were
tion for the new experiment station. churches of Hermiston met in the
Bobby Follett, Martha
Bend. Miss Brterely will remain In and C. D. Kelley. A compressor has Johnson,
appointed to arrange for the band
great
blast
furnace
building
where
been
installed
and
the
dynamiting
Shaw,
Kenneth
Christianson,
Bobby
Mr. Schofield brought out that the south room of the Methodist church
and football games.
ore is converted into iron; into the Hermiston with her mother. Miss
new
station
.
, would Increase facilities . Tuesday evening. It was decided to open hearth building where the Iron Voyne will go from here to her home ant rock work will be In charge o f . Prime, Gerald Rood, Esther McMul-
President Jendrejewskl was auth­
H. W. Kelley.
j len, Viola Jones, Edward Hall, Billy
B.:“nd/ " ab,e f.arm«” 'conduct a Vacation Bible school In
In Portland. Mr. Cochrane plans to
orized to arrange for the reconstruc­
becomes
steel
and
is
poured,
a
white
to get the best out of the sandy soil Hermiston, beginning Monday, May
A cook house and camp have been !
James Dallman, Dan Biggs, tion of the hog and dairy barns that
most of Ms summer in Albany
hot liquid, into moulds; into the spend
He also expressed his appreciation 25th.
but his mother wHl?
from here
“to | erected on the aite at Cold Springs Robert Harris, Alan McNaught, Ruth were blown down during the recent
blooming mill where the steel Ingots
to the Hermiston Irrigation District
plana to be t j and Mrs- Pre«ton Hansen of Umatilla plerson- Rebecca Pierson, Harley wind storm. All labor will be donated
Only morning sessions will be held are made Into bars; and Into thè Morrow. Mr. Harger
officials for obtaining such reason
will do the cooking. Everything will Mlchaelis, Frank Davis, Nina Rae and districts will be formed ho that
from 9:00 o’clock to 12:00 o’clock rolling mill In which the long bars hls home In Homedale, Idaho.
able water rates.
soon be in readiness for the men and i McCulley, Mary Skovbo.
each day except Saturday. Every fo white hot steel are reduced to
men will hnve work lined out for
70 head of horses needed on the job.
Sixth grade, Della Wilken— Irene them when thoy are able to be on
Dr. J. T. Jardine, director of the child in Hermiston of ages from
A1I local labor will be employed as KennlngB, La Velle Stephenson, Ver- the job. One man will be paid to
Oregon Experiment stations, was to 6 years, will be elligible for en definite sizes. Forty kinds of steel,
far as possible, and the contractor»•,Ia Conley, Roberta Mullins, Huge make plana for raising the building
next introduced by Mr. Warner. Mr rollment, regardless of color or creed each of a composition to serve a
definite purpose, .are used in the
state that an attempt will be made Pankow, Helen Dunning, Wesley but there will be no other money
Jardine backed up statements made
The Baptist and Methodist church Ford car and truck.
to do all buying locally.
| Knauf, Frank Furrer, Bonnie Jean expended, with the exception of ma­
by Mr. Schofield and said that he
buildings will be used to accomo­
Throughout the picture one sees
September 1st Is the date set for; Follett, Rosemary Serrell, Thelma terial costs. Local business houses
was willing to do everything he pos date classes. Some of the things to
literally miles and miles of convey­
completion of the work which will ‘ Swarn««’< Eugene Winters Vivian and organizations are cooperating,
sibly could to assist in the planning
be taught are Bible, supervised play ors which take much of the manual
involve an expenditure of o v er! Dyer.
of the nex experiment station.
by donating labor and funda.
sewing, basketry and craft work.
labor off the backs of men. There
$50,000.
| Seventh grade, Florence O’Keefe—
The last speaker to be introduced
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are conveyors carrying newly arrived •
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• O. D. Wolf, veteran contractor of Bever1^ Allen, John Bigga, Mary
by Mr. Warner was M. R. Lewis
Rev. 0. W, Payne to Remain.
materials Into the plant, others tak­ HERMISTON DRAWS ATHENA FOR Washougal, Wn., has the construe- ! Burnham, Richard Cox, Huge Drts-
irrigation engineer with the United ♦
Rev. O. W. Payne, .-pastor of the
ing parts from one building to an­
tlon of the west unit of the cut-off Ico11, Zellna Garner, Lois Hutchison, Methodist church will remain in
States department of agriculture, <•
CONTEST SATURDAY.
COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES
other, and, of course, the final as­
and Bill Kidd has a sub-contract for PauI Marble- Maxine Paul. Arlene Hermiston for another year, it was
who stated that he was glad for the ♦
♦ sembly line, that famous conveyor
opportunity of assisting wherever ❖
4 4 4 4 4 on which the parts are put together Stewart Strikes Out Four Players; dirt work. They will have their head- Nunn’ Charlotte Ralph, June Rlch- decided at the district conference
(Continued on Page Five)
possible.
Mrs. J. Jendrzejewski was a school to form the completed car.
conducted by Dr. T. D. Yarnes, dist­
Only Score Made in Second Inning; quarters on the Logan ranch at Uma­
tilla.
visitor Monday. She says she has
rict superintendent for the Cascade
In
addition
to
the
picture,
there
Only
Two
Errors
Made.
FIRST LOCAL STRAWBERRIES
orders infor eight or nine hundred will be a representative line of Ford
district, Tuesday night. Rev. Payne
STUDENTS GIVEN AWARDS FOR
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♦ also covers the Echo district.
In a tight contest of baseball
OF SEASON RECEIVED SATURDAY day old turkeys besides thtose being cars and trucks and display boards
•>
PINE CITY NEWS
♦
hatched under hens setting on the containing car and truck parts.
played at Pilot Rock last Friday YEAR’S WORK IN PENT'ANSHIP
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♦
home place.
Afternoon Bridge Party.
The cars alone are well worth a when Hermiston crossed bats with
The first local grown strawberries
—
The home of Mrs. Enos Martin was
The Belscamper’s has made some visit for they include body types to Pilot Rock, their opponents were
were put on the local market Satur­
Students receiving
.wards for
Mrs. Reid Bulslck and daughters the charming scene of an afternoon
“bZen bridge party last Thursday when
day at the MacMarr store. They were substantial improvements In the way suit any taste and to meet any oc­ held to a four hit game but the lo­ their work in penmans» ip during the | Barbara“« ^ Don7a? wh,', ^
of
a
new
roof
and
an
attractive
lat­
casion. Particularly attractive are cals lost by the close margin of a past school year - e listed below vlslt)ng Mr. and Mr„. A E. Watten.
grown by Jean Dexter of Umatilla
Mrs. W. L. Morgan and Mrs. Martin
ticed porch on the home place.
the de luxe cars in which upholstery 1-2 score.
under divisions and award given.
j burRer, returned to thelr home
who brought others to town Monday
acted as joint hostesses. The color
Mrs.
D.
L.
Davidson
has
a
healthy
This contest decided the west end
appointments are of a kind and qual­
and sold them to Joe Norton. The
A—Silver Star Primary Button— ¡John Day. Alma Nelli accompanied scheme of pink and green was car­
berries are of fine grade and are poultry flock. Nine little China ity usually found only In more ex­ of the county championship for First grade: Esther Conley. Lawell them.
ried out with green holders support­
Pheasants
hatched
out
recently
and
Pilot Rock and entitles them to play Winters, Louis Rood, Barbara Fol-
pensive automobiles.
now ripening fast with eight baxes
Elsie Strain left for her home in ing tall green tapers tied with rose
took
no
exception
to
the
modern
In­
Helix, winner of the eastern end of left, Dorothy Hall, Bobby Miller, i Idaho Saturday. She has been stay-
picked Saturday and twelve Monday.
pink title. A mixed bouquet of pink
cubator method but turned out 90
the county championship, at Pendle­ Georgia Eb6rt, Oscar Payne, Poddy i ing with her sister, Mrs. E. B. Wat-
High School Students Exempt
and green flowers centered each
per
cent
strong.
‘T ool’s Paradise to be Presented
Among high school students exem­ ton on the Round-up grounds Friday Robinett, June Lenhart, Betty Rood, tenburger while attending high table.
W. H. Tuttle assisted In making
afternoon. The Hermiston boys prob­ Wllford Shafer, Bobby Earnheurt, school.
The Ladies Aid of Stanfield will the pageant realistic by contributing pt from examinations were Mary
While refreshments were being
ably will draw Athena for a game at Floyd Wilson. Geraldine Mcitd.
Brownson,
senior
review;
Edith
Mrs. Bert Young came up from served Mrs. 0. A. Hills and Betty
present the play, “Fool’s Paradise,”
covered wagon and span of mules.
Clarke, Latin 1, Business arithmetic, Pendleton the same day.
a three-act comedy in the high school Both are natives of Oregon.
B— Gold 8tar Primary Button — The Dalles for graduation and a Ralph favored with piano solos, and
fB e first and only score made by
English 1, Junior Science; Robert
auditorium in Stanfield Saturday
8econd grade: Jean McPherson, M iry short visit with her parents, Mr. Mrs. J. S. Burnham sung a song In
Clement Stockard was a school
Henderson, Chemistry, English II; Hermiston in the second inning was Louise Harris. Earl ParBon, Violet and Mrs. William McCarty. Her sls- keeping with Mother’s Day.
night. May 16. at 8:00 o’clock. There visitor Tuesday afternoon.
Anna Ray Martin, Business arithme­ tied by Pilot Rock in the third. Cas­ Mead, Lyle Garner, Gale Felthouse, | for, Wilma, returned to The Dalles
will be dancing and singing numbers
Mrs. B. Haneline won high score,
Bill Reynolds and Walter Nor­
sidy struck a flunk home run In the John Allen, Gilbert Dyer, Helen i with her.
Mrs. F. B. Swayze second, Mrs.
between acts. Patrons who attend quist of Wallula Spent the week end tic, English 1, Latin 1; Dick Martin.
Biology; Fred Reeves. English 1; fourth Inning and brought in the Johnson, Marybelle Clarke, Virginia C. II. Bartholomew and John Bros- Thomas Campbell low score and Miss
will have a chance to attend the In Columbia.
Phyllis
Winters, English II, Latin 1; winning run for Pilot Rock.
grange dance after the performance,
Smith, Dale Pierson, Tom Fraser, man left Friday morning on a busl- Mary Petrie received the draw prize.
Art Edwards of La Grande, a rela­
Klages made a two-baae hit in the Dwight Ellenwood, Gertrude Easing-¡ness trip to Montana.
Eunice
Woughter, Business arithme­
which will be given in their hall.
Prizes were in keeping with the
tive of W. Edwards, visited at the
second
inning.
tic, Latin 1; Helen Woughter, Eng­
er, Bobby Smith, Irene Little, Ralph
Genevieve Bowman, who has been color scheme.
Edwards home Sunday. The two men
Massey, for Pilot Rock, struck out Jones, Jack Wilson, Mary Hemphill, j In the Pendleton hospital, returned
lish II.
New County Nnrse Visits.
had not met for years.
ten players and walked one man dur­
John Ellenwood, Eugene Miller. Da- home Saturday.
Floyd Lynch of Portland, son of
. ‘ Miss Honegardner, Umatilla coun
ing the play, and Stewart struck out vid Hamm.
Car Overturns in Drain Ditch
i Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carlson and
All Items Appearing in this ♦
C.
A.
Lynch,
is
visiting
at
the
home
ty nurse, who Is taking the place of
A Ford car driven by Mrs. A. R. four players and walked one man.
C— Palmer Method Button—Third daughter Frelda Mae, of Portland, * Column are Contributed by the ♦
Miss Sampson, called in Hermiston place a few days. He leaves soon for Roberts overturned In the drain Both pitchers held their opponent’s
Hermiston W. C. T. U,
♦
grade: Glen Warner, Charles Knerr,1 spent the week end at the home of
Thursday. Mrs. Twist from the state Cold Springs where he will be en­ ditch on the diagonal road Saturday batting squad to a close average.
gaged
in
the
warehouse
work.
He
-Is
Zella
French,
Bobby
Little,
Kenneth
Mr-
and
Mr8-
Deter
Carlson.
The locals held to two errors
nursing bureau, accompanied her.
when Mrs. Roberts became confused
The next meeting of the W. C. T.
Bensel, Bet tie Payne, Virginia Tndd,
Lydia Carlson and Naomi Moore
driving a new Chevrolet roadster.«
and ran off of the drain ditch bridge. while Pilot Rock players made three.
U. will be held Thursday, May 21, at
Susanne
Nye.
Allen
Clarke,
Joyce
Rpent
Sunday
afternoon
at
the
home
Reverend Savage of Berkley, who
DeMosg plnchhlt for Hunt In the
The car was badly damaged and Mrs.
McCulley, Roberta Winters, Marlon of Mr- and Mrg- Frank Swaggart. In 2:00 p. in. In the south room of the
♦
REGULAR
♦ has been a guest in the Madden Roberta received several severe cuts last Inning.
Pierce,
Claude Markham.
¡,he evening they, attended by Meric Methodist church. All ladles are
•elf a good'pmusethe
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The lineup was as follows:
♦
I.O.O.F. NEWS NOTES
♦ home for several days was a guest at and bruises but the two little boys
D—
Progress
Pin
—
Fifth
grade:
¡Swaggart,
Raymond Clark, and Juan- welcome to attend any of meetings.
Hermiston
Pilot Rock
riding in the back escaped without
I’ot Repeal.
Robert
Harris,
Dnn
Biggs,
Gerald
Hs
Leathers
motored to Heppner for
the Columbia school pipcnlc dinner Injury.
W hitsett ...............cf............... Bracher
Repeal echoes from lip to lip from
Grand Lodge will be held in Cor­ Friday. He enjoyed the exhibit very
Rood,
Rebecca
Pierson,
Esther
Me-
,be
baccalaureate
sermon.
Raymond
Martin .................sa -------- Shopshlre
one end of America to the other—
vallis this year and opens Tuesday, much and complimented the teachers
Addleman ------ 3rd_________ Boyer Mullen. Ruth Shnw, Viola Jones, i 18 nne of tbe graduates there.
THEATRE MOTES
repeal ptahlHtlon It has failed!
May 19, continuing for three days. on the up-to-date school.
Edith
Montgomery,
Florence
John-
Rert
M
i
c
h
e
l
,
Willard
Hawley,
Outlaws, cattle and a woman com­ Klagea ------- ----1st___________ Boyd
Delegates from the local lodge are:
Miss Glea Stas was an over night bine efforts to tame one man In Pierson — ........... If................ Cassidy son. James Dallman, Nina Rae Mc-;f:',nner Llndhe, and John Moore Thia cry, started by son e thought­
Oddfellows, Owyn Hughes and Chiles guest at the Madden home Monday.
Culley, Edward Peterson, Mary Skov- have been making trips to the moun- less fane-lc, has been picked up by
“Fair Warning,” Fox movietone out­ Hunt ........... — 2 b A ................ Smith
person after person nnd repeated
Barham; Rebekahs. Mrs. Cecil War­
,alna for wood and lumber.
Miss Erma Patton, who has been door romance adapted from Max "tewart ................. p...........___ Massey bo. Helen Ralph. Ruth Pierson.
ner and Mrs. Geo. Harkenrider. They living with her grandparents, Mr.
E — Improvement Certificate
Ralph Jones and John McCarty re- without their having stopped to
French
Brand's thrilling story, ’’Tha Un­ Hitt .................. —
weigh the case.
plan to leave Sunday.
Flfth grade: Ruth Pierson, Mary Dirtied Monday evening from the
and Mrs. W. Edwards, will go to tamed,” coming Friday and Satur­
....................r t ............ Mlchalis
Somethin-; has fa-led, though; no
Urla Lenhart returned from Port­ Phillipsburg, Montana, at the close
Skovbo.
Deschutes
river
where
they
had
Matott umpired for Hermiston.
one will deny that. Li-nor is leak­
land Monday after spending two of school to spend the summer with day to the Oasis theatre.
F— Student's Certificate— Seventh been on a fishing trip.
ing through the country like water
weeks receiving treatment from a her mother.
Committeei^FTan Petitions.
and Eighth grades: Chester Dyer,'
w
~ ____
Next to religion, health la the
through
a dry barrel.
bone specialist there. His arm seems
Ixds Barnard, Winston Roberts,
PRESIDENT OF HERMISTON
Miss Glea Sias Is leaving Saturday most universal topic of conversation.
It Is, Instead, the Integrity of the
to be some improved.
Committees from the Farm Bureau Edna Little, Charlotte Ralph. Rosel- BANK jg HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
for Athena where she will spend the
It concerns both old and young, Cooperative of Hermiston and the
American officer. We are in an age
Initiation will be held next Mon­ summer with her parents.
- .
embraces the latest findings of aclea- Stanfield Orange met at Stanfield la Matott, Floy Attebury, Barbara
when money speaks, and It buys of­
day night when Gerald White will
Reid Mary Burnham, John Biggs.
Mlss Fannie Todd la planning to I ce and the age old 'ren^dl"to ‘«rf' 7he
R. Alexander, vice president of the ficers as well as commodities. We
be ushered Into the mysteries of the remain at her home in Hermiston J race, and Includes spiritual as w<
Grange hall Tuesday night and made June Richards, Zelma Garner. Edith First National Rank of Hermiston.
veil plans for preparing and circulating
must admit that we, the strongest,
order.
this summer.
Markham. Miriam Swarner, Edith was honored on his 81st birthday by the wealthiest, and the best nation
as physical and mental slckn
petitions whereby the west end of Wilson. Edna Turnblad.
Nominations were read for the
Mrs. Laura Morris has not. made
the
Pendleton
Klwanis
club
Mon-
Therein Ilea the wide appeal of the county will be made a bovine
In the world have tailed In charac­
coming election as follows: Walter definite plans for her summer va­
M— Merit Button— Fourth grade: day. The big feature was the cutting
"Doctors’ Wives." Fox d r a m of abortion free area. Members of the
ter— a shameful admission. Our of­
Meade, vice grand. Virgil Smith, cation.
nalph
Marble.
Albert
Skovbo,
Lenra
of
a
mammoth
cake
In
honor
of
the
misunderstood marriage In the medi­ Farm Bureau committee are Ed Ben
ficers can not be trusted to enforce
noble grand. Nominations for these
cal profession which comes to the ael. chairman, John Lynch. an>t Clint Gregory, Mary Jane Hammer, Vlr- pioneer.
the laws.
offices remain open for two more
glnla Dyer, Jenen
Mr. Alexander has been living In
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR
¿r*‘ tre - Und,r ‘ "d Mond*y ! J«'**»« : Btsnfleld Grange commit Pierson, Geraldine Moore. Gladys
Is It repeal, then, that we want?
meetings with* election date set for
with Warner Baxter and Joan Ben-¡ tre Roy Attebury, chairman, A. N Nye, Morris Huff, Mullins, John Amalia Walla for the past 11 months No, It is a set of new, square-jawed,
April let.
SUBSCRIPTION SPECITL'
Darwin Shaw, but according to the East Oregonian fearless men at the wheels of en­
nett co-featured.
Boggs. , n<l g R Coop<r
Zelma Sale.
'w ill return to Psndleton to live.
forcement.
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