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U. of 0. Library Above «11. we muet stand shoulder to shoulder for the honor and great nees of our country. — Theodore Roosevelt. VOLUME XXV NUMBER 45 HIGH TEST COW AVERAGES 108.4 LBS. FAT IN JUNE tiromaimt Hrralô — ' ' * = = - 11 . HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1931 FORMER CREAMERY MANAGERS GO TO GRANGEVILLE. IDAHO FOURTH CELEBRATION A T STANFIELD IS CRFAMERY BOARD PLANS TO JOIN INTERSTATE CREAMERIES The best and most important part ot every man's education is that which he gives himself.—-Gibbon. HERMISTON HERALD INVESTS IN NEW COOPER BLACK TYPE SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER YEAR RECENTLY PURCHASED FARM RAPIDLY IMPROVED. AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY GIVES YEARLY REPORT E. W. West and Cecil Warner, Directors for the Umatilla Coop A 60-acre farm purchased last managers of the former Hermiston erative Creamery met last Saturday March by Nell Boynton and Harry Creamery company, which became in the office of Assistant County Kelley, south of town has approxi defunct when the Umatilla Coopera | Agent Best, at which time members mately 42 acres under cultivalon, the tive Creamery association purchased of the board voted to join the Inter largest portion of which is In alfal its equipment and took possession state Associated Creameries. Detail* fa. There is about an acre in water- LOWEST TEST SHOWS OVER the first of July, are leaving the last are to he worked out Saturday, July MOST SUCCESSFUL ADVERTISING 1 melons and cantaloupe and a small 39 MEMBERS LISTED IN LOCAL of the week for Grangeville, Idaho, 4-H CLUBBERS TAKE ACTIVE FORTY POUNDS OF FAT. 11, when T. G. Gregory, A. E. Me _ _ _ _ __ __ __ P*ot for garden. A fine crop of pota- where they will locate permenanent- TYPE IN RECENT YEARS. toes will soon be dug from a 3-acre Farland, and GaAiet D. Best will at AUXILIARY UNIT. PART IN DAY’S PROGRAM. iy. Both Mr. Warner and Mr. West List of 29 Cows on Honor Roll tend the annual peeling ot that as _ patch. About 25 acres is above the have operated the creamery for the Local Merchants Have Opportunity A line canal across from the location Extensive Welfare Work Done by sociation in Portland. Largest in Association Report past three years and have made New Madden Speaks on Subject “The Members of the board present to Use a Striking and Compelling | for the new experiment farm and has Members; Legion and Auxiliary Confusion of Tongues’’; Heated For Several Months. many friends in Hermiston and vi were: T. O. Gregory, R. V. Jones, J. Display Type Face. ! never been cultivated. Department Heads Honored. cinity who regret their leaving. Sports Contest. S. Rogers. E. L. Jockson, A. E. Me ______ Mr. and Mrs. Boynton are living The June monthly report of the Grangeville has a population of The Hermiston Herald this week ! on the Place caring for 700 turkeys, Umatilla Herd Improvement associa J6Oo and is the county seat of Idaho At a meeting of members of the The Stanfield Grange-Farm Bur Farland, L. C. C4oney, and A. Hay purchased three weight fonts of <00 of which are seven weeks old American Legion Auxiliary unit ot tion made by John E. Mansfield, tes county, located in a valley approx eau annual Fourth of July picnic den. Cooper Black type from the Ameri-; an<l ,n fine shape, and 2Oo are Just Hermiston last Monday afternoon at ter, shows 35 herds tested with an imately 25 miles wide. The sur held in the auto park at Stanfield can Type Founders company in Port- J two weeks old. They have two small the home of Mrs. Wm. Shaar. com enrollment of 552 cows of which 53 rounding territory is non-irrigated this year was attended by residents CHRISTIAN ENDEA VOR land. The three sizes are eighteen brooder houses with a large alfalfa mittee members made out reporth are dry, making a total production and is at an elevation of 3300 feet. from all over the county who enjoyed DELEGATES LEAVl ,VE FRIDAY. point, twenty-four point, and thirty- range and the birds are progressing covering the past year’s work to be of 347301 pounds of milk, and Mr. Warner and Mr. West have pur the splendid program and sports Miss Elsia Reeder and Miss Edith six points, the face of which is a bold rapidly. An unfortunate pile-up of seent into the main office in Port 14546.2 pounds of butterfat, with 80 chased a building one block off the events. Stanfield and Hermiston al cows averaging 40 pounds of butter main business block In which they ternate in arranging the programs Clark leave Friday morning at 2:00 black expanded type making excel- the young turkeys recently brought land. Officers of the local unit pres j a loss of 19. Eggs for the first grour ent were: Mrs. Walter Hamm, presi fat. There are less herds enrolled will install practically new equip for this affair and each year they o’clock as delegates from the Hermis lent display for ads. ton Christian Endeavor society for this month which brings down the ment. The territory covers a radius are getting bigger and better. Few types brought out in recent 1 of l"rkeys were Purchase«! from Mr dent; Mrs. Wm. Shaar. first vice average production of milk. R. G. Penney acted as master of the International Convention at San years have been so successful in Potter “nd batched in Incubators b? president: Mrs. Lyle Tilden, second of 20 miles with the nearest cream Two high cows in the association ery at Lewiston about 90 miles dist ceremonies knd the address of wel Francisco, Calif,, ¿uly 11th to 16th. their appeal to the advertisers as the ! Dr' Be,etRkl- The younger turkey: vice president; Mrs. A. W. Chris for thé month of June are owned by ant. The creamery hopes to have a come was given by Jess Richards, of Members of the society have sold Cooper faces. Cooper for body and were Pllrc““Hed from John Jender topherson, eecretary-trensurer; Mrs. C. R. Smith, one Mary, a seven business of 1000 pounds of butter the Stanfield Grange, with the res subscriptions for the Christian En Cooper Black for display are seen •¡0W8ki- B. S. Kingsley, sargeaht at arms; year old Grade Guernsey, aver- fat a day. ponse by Henry Ott, president of the deavor World in order to obtain regularly in magazines, newspapers I There is no house on the place Mrs. E. P. lllsl?y, chaplain; and Mr), aged 2046.0 pounds of milk, and . Mr. and Mrs. Earner and family Farm Bureau. Louis Barnard and money for the ronndtrip fare from and direct advertising everywhere. : but the owner» Plan to move a house lerbert Shesely, historian. 108.4 pounds of butterfat; Snowball, left today and Mr. and Mrs. West Edna Ott then played a violin duet, Portland. By the aid of the parents, The family is now increased to six i from the 0,(1 J°bnson place east ol The work accomplished by the or- another, eleven year old Gr. Holstein plan to leave about the 15th of July. accompanied by Jean Barnard, which food sales, and donations by local and Its range of usefulness extended town this fal1 wh*ch will be place«: .anlzatlon tinder the separate com averaged 2480.0 pounds of milk, and was greatly appreciated by the aud citizens, funds more than cover the by the Black. Italic and Black Con in the north end ot the plot now used mittee heads is given below. 96.7 pounds of butterfat. In the CO-OPERATIVE CREAMERY Mrs. Jess Sage and Mrs. Harry ience. Community singing was led expenses for the trip, and the so densed. These black faces literally for garden which is surrounded by month of May, Snowball made a rec by A. E. Bensel. The main address clety members wish to thank those make big advertisements of little trees. In digging the basement they Kelley acted as Joint chairmen for IN FULL OPERATION. ord of 2502 pounds of milk and 85.1 of the day was given by New Madden who so generously aided in this en ones, and they give big ones a will level a sloping corner on the the hospital and child welfare com terprtse. pounds of butterfat. u n i q u e , eye-catching, eye filling northwest portion which will serve mittee. During the year 12 sun-porch The Co-operative Creamery has whose subject was, "The Confusion as part of the lawn. There are se- pillows were made, 22 pillow slips, The Oregon group will leave Port forcefuiness. High herd of 34 pure bred Hol been operating sfnce July 1st under of Tongues.” land Friday morning on a special stein and Jersey cows owned by C. A. the management of B. E. Sykes and Local merchants will have the op- I Veral ir,U“ ‘rce8 to the ea8t ot the 22 new outing gowns for children, Later in the day, 4 H club girls train, arriving In San Francisco Lynch, averaged 977.4 pounds of Is at present taking care of 1000 presented a clever drill which was eight boxes of clothing (over half portunity of using this new and i B“ , \ „ u milk and 32.1 pounds of butterfat. pounds of butterfat a day. The new directed by Mrs. J. F. Reuber. Ice Saturday morning at 9:50. Daniel striking display type face which is ™e CU Of hay haa h**" new) were sent to the child welfare High herd of 14 mixed breed cows pasteurizer has been installed but as cream and soda pop were sold by 4 H A. Poling, president of the Interna different from the type faces form- n,ade and 8taclied anrt flne Progre«» department of Portland, besides owned by C. R. Smith averaged 679.5 yet there has not been enough vol club members and lemonade and cof tionaj Christian Endeavor union will erly used in this newspaper. ! 18 fce,n‘5 mad” W,th the other iarm three boxes of toys, and $25. , i products. Mr. Kelley is leaving most pounds of milk and 31.0 pounds of ume to justify its use, with only one fee was furnished free by the Stan act as presiding officer. Besides the Mrs. George Story, chairman of Th(, new type displayed below is of the larm work to Mr Boynton butterfat. High herd of 10 mixed grade of butter. Ted West will con field Grange. The coffee was dona regular sessions there will be special a hard-hitting, attention-compelling the membership committee, reported while he is working on the Wallula that a total of 39 members were list sight seeing side trips. cows owned by Fred Beck averaged tinue to assist Mr. Sykes for the next ted by Stanfield merchants. Oregon delegates will wear clever type that dominates everywhere. De I cut-off road graveling job but plans ed in the local post, 5 of whom are 800.6 pounds of milk and 33.2 two weeks. Clarence Helter is driv Some hot contests were held in costumes consisting of beret, bolero mand it from this newspaper in the to work on the farm this fall. Mrs. pounds of butterfat. ing the route truck at present and horseshoe pitching participated in by jacket and sash in the parade. These future for your advertising display Kelley is employed in the local tele non-reRident, and eight of whom had been added during the year. The The June association test shows Paul Van Patton of Richland, Ore., type. Some of it Is used in tills phone office. average attendance at each meeting 29 cows listed on the honor roll. The is also assisting in the creamery. Mr. some of the old timers and a few of are green and yellow and are to be week’s ad display. as about 20. Cf this group there highest test averaged 108.4 for the Cleveland will open the books for the the younger generation. Tennis was worn over a white dress or white DEATH CALLS MRS. MARY •re 14 standing committees in ad association and the lowest test was association and will keep them until another sports feature for the day shirt in the parade. The Hotel Argo 18 Point Type 40.2 which is over last months ever- such time when Mr». Frank Stone and awards were given to boys and naut, located at Fourth and Market dition to seven contact chairman, STOCKS MILLER TUESDAY girls taking part In the other sporta sheets, will be the Oregon delegates age. Dairy herds on the projects are will take that position. one of whom belonged to a different events, arranged by A, E. Bensel. Mra. Mary Stocks headquarters, but the two Hermiston local organisation. One pkrty was continuing to Improve. . - -- “There are a number o f details A dance was held in the evening delegates will stay with Mr. and sway at the home of her sister, Mrs. given this past year for women eli that will have to be worked out,” at the Stanfield hall which was well Mbs. Pointer, who live I* Oakland. W. E. Potter, Tuesday evening, July gible for membership in the Auxil DOUBLE WEDDING CEREMONY says Mr. Sykes, “but everything is attended, even though the tempera 7th, after suffering from a compll iary. 24 Point Type PERFORMED SATURDAY, JULY 27 coming fine.” ture was still high after the warm DR. CHRISTOPHERSON TO TAKE cation of aliments over a period of The poppy committee was headed day. one year. During that time her faith by Mrs. Jim Todd this year. A poppy VACATION AND STUDY TRIP Turkey Growers to Meet. A double wedding ceremony was I was never dimmed and her sweet, poster contest was conducted In the The Hermiston Farm Bureau will The Eastern Oregon Turkey Grow performed Saturday, June 27, at the Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Christopherson j Christian character shown even more schools and two $2 prizes were have charge of the celebration next Christian church in Walla Walla by ers association will hold a meeting will leave next Monday morning for ' clear. year. awarded winners. Mrs. Todd ordered Rev. J. B. Hunley when Miss Ella next Saturday, July 11, in the libra a month’s vacation and study trip. Funeral services will be held at 500 popples, and 339 of these were Daily and Mr. Robert Hooker of Her ry at 8:00 p. m. Not only stock They will spend about two weeks at 38 Point Type 4:30 Friday afternoon in the Baptist sold bringing in a revenue of $33.90. To Spend Summer in Denver. miston. and Miss Vera Hubbard and holders will be present but all tur church with Rev. W. L. Wilson offl The 161 remaining will probably be the beach and two weeks In Portland Mr. Cecil Cobb, of Cincinatti, Ohio, key growers interested in the mar Mrs. W. W. Feltbouse and son, where the Doctor will attend a medi elating, assisted b> Rev, Payne. In used to decorate the graves ol sol were united in wedlock. Immediately ket price lor turkeys this coming sea Gale left last Thursday for Denver, cal clinic. Dr. Christopherson is in terment will be In a Vancouver, Wn., diers next year. These poples following the ceremony the two cou son. The turkey pool conducted by Colorado, where they will spend the terested In bringing to Hermiston cemetery. are made by disabled soldiers In pies went to the home of Roy Hartley the association last year paid from summer visiting relatives and friends the new medical and surgical meth Mary Beulah Stocks was born In hospitals and the funds from these for a wedding supper. Sunday two to three cents higher than any Enroute, they will slop at New ods adopted during the past year. Chickasaw, Iowa. She chose school sales are used foro the care of vet a reception was given for them at other buyers in this locality. The 'Plymouth, Idaho, and Sait Lake City, teaching as her profession and erans and their families. Dr. Ccnlparol of Portland will the home of Lucile Montgomery at turkey market along with other mar Utah, where they will visit relatives. 1 taught in the schools of that state. Mrs. B. S. Kingsley heads the take over Dr. Christopherson's prac Holdman, Oregon. kets, is rather uncertain. Mrs. Felthouse hopes the change of ■ She had an an unusual devotion for Americanism and Fidac committees Mr. and Mrs. Hooker have leased climate will improve her health. tice during the month from July 13 to August 13. Dr. and Mrs. Caniparol A1 and Jim Clayton spent the 1 this work, earnestly wishing to aid which has sponsored one Fidac pro the Herman Hurst place for three Honor Member at Party. They plan to return the first of Sep will reside in the Christopherson Fourth of July visiting with their 1 in the building of the character of gram this year and has aided in the A party was given at the home of years and were charivarled by their tember. , her pupils. Over three states children special observances on Armistice, home while here. mother In Enterprise. friends the following Monday night. Mrs. Levi Reeder Wednesday after , have grown Into man and woman Washington and Lincoln's birthdays, noon by members of the "Love and Mr. ahd Mrs. Cobb have purchased 1 hood, who remember her untiring and Memorial day. Instructions in the Furnish ranch where they will Service” class of the Baptist-Chris- efforts for them. flag etiquette has been given mem tian church honoring Mrs. Cecil reside. . No Tree or Fence in Sight— By Albert T Reid When a young lady she moved, bers during the year and at each Miss Daily is the daughter of Mrs. Warner who leaves today for Grange with her parents, to South Dakota, meeting the flag is displayed and About twenty-live H. Montgomery and was winner of ville, Idaho. where she took an active part in members pledge allegance. Immedia guests were present and the after the Commercial club school award j pioneer life, teaching In the schools, tely following, the Star Spangled last year. Mr. Hooker is the son of noon was spent visiting after a Bhort 1 nerving as county superintendent ot Banner Is sung. The work of the Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Hooker and was business session when officers for the : schools In Syman county, and later Americanism committee is*lighter in ensuing year were elected as follows: born and reared in Columbia district 1 as postmistress at Oacoma, South this community than in communities Mrs. Wm. Bensel. president; Mrs. : Dakota. where there is an allun population. Moore, vice-president; Mrs. W. E. In 1910 she moved with her moth The Fidac, a word formed from Jones, secretary; Mrs. Theodore Gre er and sister to Vancouver, Wn., the five first letters of its name In gory, treasurer; Mrs. W. Dy*r, tea where she continued her work as French (Interallied Federation of cher. Refreshments of punch and teacher. She secured a position in the (Continued on last Page) cake were served late in the after IlermlBton schools in 1918 which she noon. ♦ ♦ * + + + + + « + * + + « + filled for six years. Members of the class presented ♦ ♦ She was long a member of the Mrs. Warner with a Bible in appre ALONG THE CONCRETE * Baptist church and with her, “Faith ♦ ciation of her long and faithful ser ❖ was the substance of things hoped * The feeding of the pullets during vice In the organization. for, the evidence of things not seen.” the growing period should receive Dr. Christopherson has his suspic Of her Immediate family, she first consideration at this time of Rev. Wilson to Give Lecture. ions that his wife and Mrs. O. O. leaves to mourn her loss, one brother, An unusual lecture will be given year. The cockerels should be sep C. W. Stocks, of Chamberlain, South Felthouse obeyed the impulse to pur arated from the pullets at an early by Rev. W. L. Wilson of tire Baptist Dakota, and two slaters, Mra. W. E. chase more fccach pajamas Tuesday age. and sold as broilers, kept on a church Sunday evening, July 12, at PoMer, nd Miss Bertha Stocks of when they made a business trip to 8:00 o'clock. The subject will be, separate range to develop into roast Pendleton. We'd I'ke to hear Doc's Hermiston, Oregon. "Why God Made a Woman.” Anyone ers or they may be caponized. opinion on the subject of beach pa One of Mrs. Miller's favorate quo Pullets coming into lay during who can enjoy something of humor, jamas. tatlons follows: October, generally return the best pathos and a little bit of sarcasm, Our neighbor In business, J. S. "Build thee more stately mansions, annual egg records and the most net will have a good time. Residents of Burnham, is wearing the latest in O’My Soul, profit. They must be given a chance Hermiston and surrounding com trousers as an advertising stunt this As the swift seasons roll, leave thy to develop physically and to put on munity are cordially invited. The week. They are quite "cheeky,” low vaulted past, fat before the laying .period starts. lecture le free with a free will of Let each new temple, nobler than being of black and white, and are fering taken. If they are to be kept In good laying very restful to the eye. the last. condition throughout the fall and From all (he various reports Her Phut thee from heaven with a Grange to Hold Open Meeting. winter. bert Hedwall must have covered a dome more vast. lot of territory Saturday, besides Young pullets should hsve access Til' thou at length are free. The StanfieldGrange will hold an staying at home all day, to clean range if at all possible or rpen meeting In the hall at Stanfield Leaving thine out grown shell, by Seen from the corner -Only five they should be fed green feed and Monday, July 13. at which time there life s unresting sea.” vitamin D. cars along the main street of Her ill be a debate on the question of miston. What Is it. the heat? Do not hesitate In feeding your whether fanners would be hCnefltted M-Fautfht Home Sold. It was reported this week that Mr Our former city Mayor and hole- pullets a good scratch and growing by doing away with all federal aid' and Mrs. C. S. McNaught hare sold in one golf champion of the Hermis mash at this season of-the year'be toy the reduction of tdxes as'a result their home west o f town to Mr. and ton club, staling that he would prob cause fully developed mature birds of less money paid out for these Mrs. Joe Norton pending their leav ably spend as much time in our fair will have the constitution to stand things. The discussion will be very ing for Portland where they will city as he did In Portland. The golf heavy egg production over a period interesting and a large attendance make their home. The MrNaughts club members will have to have a of months. is anticipated. 1 flan to leave Monday for Portland. thrill occasionally. 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