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FAO» r o u » THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IT. 1131 THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, lu OREGON Mr. and Mrs. J. Borin of Portland Miller of Umatilla; Rose Mary Ran forost resources. Tbs system, how were in Hermiston Sunday visiting kin, Jean Rankin, J. M. Cornel Ison ever, may be applied over more ex their son Bill Borin and looking af of Pendleton: Stanley Green, Stan tensive areas, but restrictions of this ter business interests. Mr. Borin is field; Edna Tumbled, Edith Clarke, character do not prohibit hunting or connected with the Portland Sand & Pauline M. Stoop. Elsie Reeder, Nell other use. They simply establish Gravel company. Reevea, Rev. Wallace Jones, Hermis certain safety measures for the use Howard Reid. Jr., left Sunday tor I Mr. aud Mrs. Preston Hansen left ton; Rev. Ross Gulley, Eugene. of fire on forest land. No general llenry Harger wan a visitor in closure affecting state-wide areas Seattle where he will attend the Wednesday for Yakima. Wn„ where Pendleton Sunday. will be made. they I»*““ to attend the state fair RULES GOVERNING FOREST Miss Grace Kodda left Tuesday (or University of Washington. Dr. J. P. Stewart, Eye-Sight Spec- before going to their farm near FIRES DURUM} HUNTING SFASON Information about closed and per Monmouth where She will enroll as mit areas will be disseminated a student in the Nfdntnouth normal. ialist of Pendleton will be at H er-j’here. They have been cooking for 1 the road gang on the Wallula cut- through the press. Maps showing Stated communfeatlan. of, Queen miston Hotel, on TUESDAY, Sept. So many inquiries have been re I off road job. 22nd. Hours 1:00 to 7:00 P. M. tbe aregs affected will be maintained Esther Chapter O. lEk S. a e z i Tues ceived relative to access to forest Mr. and Mrs. N. Muller, Miss Mary Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Scott and at the offices of the state forester, day night at 7:30. (Social. By order areas at the beginning of the hunt W. M. .... — Adv Petrie, and Albert Kennings were ' children of Enterprise, Ore., visited ing season on September 20 that tbe state game commisloner, and region dinner guests at the R. A. Brownson : a few days at the home of Mrs. al office of the forest service In Port R. J. Campbell of^Pendletoq, was a home Sunday. cooperative forest protection agen Scott’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John land. and at the offices of the super business visitor in' Hermiston Mon cies of Oregon desire to make tbe Mr. and Mrs. Enos D. Martin left Paxton in the Columbia district. visors and state protective agencies. day. following statement of policy gov this morning for Reupert, Idaho, They returned to their home Sun The officials, state, federal, and erning the use of forest land. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bensel and where they will visit Mrs. Martin’s day. private, who have the responsibility daughter Iso be 1 of Los Angeles. Ca parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray. At the present time less than 5 per Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Baines of Walla of protecting from fire Oregon’s for lif., arrived in Hermiston Sunday Mrs. Mattie Muinma, who has bed I Walla who have been visiting for a lent of Oregon’s 26,000,000 acres of est areas are endeavoring to bring forest land is closed to all entry and and visited until Monday with Mr. receiving medical attention in the week with their daughter and son- about conditions under which the and Mrs. A. E. Bethel- , Hermlston Medical hospital this ¡ j„-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shaar, all forms of use. Closures of this greatest protection may be given character have been made on account Lloyd Moore and Eric Byorkgren week, was discharged Wednesday. left Sunday for their home. Mr. and our forest resources with the least made a hurried business trip to The Mrs. W. R. Ringer of Ellensberg, Mrs. Vernon Raines of Waltsberg, of the extreme hazard resulting from nconvenlence to all forest users. Co Dalles Sunday. Wn„ has been visiting with Mr. and Wn., came for them Saturday and the blowdown in April, and also in operation by the forest-using public certain snag areas and other special Mrs. D. H. Knode for the past ten they returned Sunday. luring the present' year has been ex hazards. The south half of the Mt. days. The two women are old neigh 11»! Superintendent and Mrs. R. A. Hood national forest, areas In Coos cellent. If with largely Increased bors. McAtee took their daughter Myrtle County, and elsewhere In the slate, use which will occur with the open Mrs. Leila Phelps left Sunday for to the Cheney normal school last are closed to all forms of use pending ing of the hunting season the same Portland where she will spend the Friday where she will finish her the occurrence of heavy fall rains. degree of care with fire is exercised, week visiting her brother, Schulylar work for her degree by taking her These closures may continue into or it probably will be unnecessary to THE BEST IN TALKING Miller, and Miss Clara Voyne, former oractice teaching In Spokane schools. throughout the hunting season and make any further restrictions in the PICTURES teacher In the local schools. Jhe has been visiting her parents prevent hunting as well as other use. use of forest areas. Hermiston, Oregon’ Morris Pierson will leave the last for the past month. Governor Julius L. Meier, Chair of the week for Corvallis where he An additional 2 per cent of the man, State Board of Forestry. Mrs. Robert Yeager of Walla Wal total forest area is subject to entw PROGRAM will enroll as a freshman In the la who has been visiting her mother C. J. Buck, Regional Forester, state college. Morris is outstanding only through permit. These permits THURSDAY ■ FRIDAY U. S. Forest Service. In 4-H club work winning a scholar and brother here for the past week, may be secured by anyone desiring SATURDAY left Sunday for her home with her to enter restricted areas, and the Aubrey R. Watzek, President, ship last year. MATINEE 2:80 8ATURDAY Oregon Forest Fire Associa Marian Henderson left Wednesday husband, who came for her. Mrs. permit may specify any or all of the tion. of this week for Eugene where she lack Tanner and baby Jackie, Jr., following requirements: will enroll as a student at the U. of accompanied Mr. Yeager and his Marshall N. Dana, Chairman, (a) To build no fires except at wife. 0. She is n sophomore this year. State Game Commission. designated places. Mr. and Mrs. Bill McRae of Wal (b) To have as part of his or her lowa and Bud Arnold of Elgin were equipment tools suitable for extin NEW PRIZES OFFERED 4-H business visitors in Hermiston Tues with i. • guishing fire. BOYS AND GIRLS AT STATE FAIR JANET GAYNOR day. Mr. McRae was looking at a (c) To refrain from smoking ex I farm in Columbia district as a pos WARNER BAXTER cept in safe places. sible location. UNA MERKEL '• SALEM, Or., Sept. 9— Boys and Restrictions of this character ap Mr. McIntyre of the Portland Sand Two great stars in a great mod Girls club members In Oregon have plying to specific areas cannot be & Gravel company who has been ern day romance. The strange (Continued from page One) several new prizes to compete for here for the past two months look Freewater C. E. put on a stunt under removed until sufficient rain has fal at the 70th Oregon State Fair. courtship of a girl-shy bachelor. len to materially reduce the fire dan ing after business interests for the the direction of Mrs. Effie Ritchey. A gay rebel, whose spirit, un Mount Angel stock farm has put up ger. company left Tuesday for Portland. ( broken by drabness, led her to i Holstein special, Arbordale Queen At the evening session the Her- Two general restrictions apply on- Ernest Cox left Saturday for Al romance. Janet Gaynor In her miston orchestra pleased with sever- ly to national forests. These pre- >f Sheba, who was sired by Lad of bany college where he will be en greatest role since "7th Heaven." il selections and Miss Florence Udey cautionary measures require (a) that 'erealia, and whose dam was Ar rolled as a student. He leaves early A modern Cinderella,and her This ¿alig a solo. Members of the orchos- ; a permit be secured for all camp bordale Dorothy Perkins. In order to get in some football millionaire prince; tra are: Miss Udey, Harold Pa'-e, fires excepting at designated camp thoroughbred calf will be up as a scrimmage before the season starts. SUPERB ENTERTAINMENT! Paul VauPatten, and Harvey Myers grounds, and (b) that the public re prize for 4-H members exhibiting In Mr. and Mrs. Walt Olsen of Can A pinch of humor, sensoned al Echo. j (rain from smoking while traveling. the Holstein classes. non Beach, Oregon, visited Monday with a radiant smile is Janet For the Guernsey classification, H The Ladies Aid of the Baptist- These measures do not affect entry with Miss Elsie Paxton. They were Gaynor’s recipe for happiness In Christian church served lunch and on forest areas, but provide rules ol B. Howell of Rogueland farm, accompanied by Miss Sylvia Farrow her new Fox romance. It combines Grants Pass, will give' a purebred and her father enroute to LaGrande the banquet. Delegate» were as fol- : conduct, designed to prevent fires, Guernsey calf. all the elements of successful en ’ows: Maynard Cannon. June Rey- j and are effective until heayy fall and Baker where they will visit. tertainment— A picture that will WUla Nourse, Hulda Botterff, ! rains end the danger caused by the Miss Margaret Bills of The Dalles nolds, satisfy almonst anyotie. • Roberta Nourse, Irene Botterff, I d-j use of fire in the forests. arrived In town Wednesday after ' 'The "Queen of the Seraeli" in WITH FARMERS AROUND " noon and will stay with John and ■vin Botterff, Kathleen Nourse, Le- | Of the remaining 93 per cent of her most appealing iolti. Tfeiiijer i THE STATE « roy Gawlth, Kuhl Underhill, Mil- j the total forest area, there are no re Dan Biggs while Mr. and Mrs. Biggs romance of a model*» Clridirklla lard Monroe, D. E. Nourse, Mrs. Ef- ; strictlons lim iting entry for hunting /■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a are attending the American Lee,Ion whose love belongs to an un fie Ritchey, C. Edward Qyer of Free- | or other lawfq| use of the forest, by DALLAS}— An application of 100 National Convention In Detroit. known l o w . water; Eva I.ee Pevey, Mary Eliza- , any one. No.additional restrictions □ounds of landplaster per acre to al Word has been received here from Alio—"Believe It or Not" and a ’■ ’Idney Barnard end family that they both Penland, Jack C. Pevey. Claud ; will be applied anywhere in the state falfa on the C. Muller farm near In Talkartoon. were In the Ideal Auto Camp in V. Pevey of Helix; Mrs. J. E. Ollng- J either before or after September 20 dependence brought a large Increase Raulins. Wyoming. They are having or of Milton; Rosa Rlcco, DeVee unless the fire hazard in any par- in the first cutting, and by the time SUNDAY AND MONDAY Bernice and Loise Byrnes, ticular locality may make them es- the crop was ready for the second a pleasant trip while on their way Brown, R. E. McNabb, Rev, and Mrs. W. 0. ' sentlal to prevent loss of the state’s cutting had more than doubled the A Whirlwind Romance of to Leavenworth, Kansas. yield, says J. R. Beck, county agent. " Two World»! 3. W. Messner, manager of the In addition to the heavier yield, the Westland Irrigation district, and crop was heavier and leafier. Mr. Veach of Portland, left last Fri LA GRANDE— Irrigation of alfal day for Golden, Idaho, and Grange fa by means of flooding from ditches ville, Idaho, where they will look YOUR BUTTER, EGGS, W H E /T , HAY, ETC., MAY BRING LESS— was tried out on the N, K. Weet Into mining property. They plan to with farm this year In cooperation with BUT YOUR LABOR AND SERVICES THAT IT TOOK TO PRO return the laet of this week. Oary Cooper and Cerole Lombard County Agent H. G. Avery. Results Mrs. A. C. Swarner, Herbert and DUCE THE SAME IS AS GOOD AS IT EVER WAS. — THEREFORE' Based on the Best-Seller Npval— measured by hay yields were encour Gladys Swarner left Thursday for "Lost Ecstasy” by YOU HAVE A GOOD RIGHT TO EXPECT TO BUY MERCHANDISE aging, and the field w ill he laid out Corvallis where Herbert and Gladys Mary Roberts Rinehart FOR LESS THAN YOU HAVE IN THE PAST. in a permanent ditch system this will enroll In the Oregon State col •The man— rugged, self-reliant, a fall. AT PRESENT OUR COUNTRY IS FULL OF LOW GRADE MER lege. They will stop at Mt. Hood on wanderer who doesn't know their way down to get Monroe who ENTERPRISE— Twenty-five cars CHANDISE — MADE IN PRISONS AND OTHER SWEAT SHOTS where his next meal Is coming will return with his mother. This Is of livestock were shipped through from, and doesn’t care. The girl OF THE WORLD, TEMPTING IN PRICE, BUT POORER IN Herbert's last year but Gladys Is the Wallowa County Livestock Mar — exquisite, beautiful, nurtured QUALITY AND SERVICE. WHY BE DECEIVED! REMEMBER enrolling for the first time. keting association during the past on luxury, feeding on flattery, Miss Magdolene Buck, teacher In | WHAT YOU BUY IS OF MORE IMPORTANCE THAN THE PRICE month, reports County Agent N. C. taking money and adulation for the fourth grade of the local schools, YOU PAY. BE SAFE — BUY NATIONALLY ADVERTISED Donaldson. This included 11 cars granted. Caught up In a sudden accompanied her elster, Martha, to containing 5034 hogp, 3 cars with MERCHANDISE ONLY, THE QUALITY OF OUR MERCHANDISE whirlwind of rnnunw. Ssvepj Into Pullman. Wn.. this week end and re 90 head of cattle, »'cars containing marriage which neither ,of J^ipm Li BETTER THAN EVER, AI D turned late Sunday. Miss Marthn 2514 head of sheep And two cars of wants, rowerless flp.eschpp ijUic Buck Is an accomplished musician — GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE — blackface lambs. tierce force of unrgl^itniag Igfce. and will do some post graduate CANYON CITY— More than 120 FOX NEWSWAn« a 4» studying at the state college. She acres of alfalfa land on the Oliver Head Light Guaranteed Overalls, was $1.95 Slim Summervill,, Comedy. j has been visiting her sister here Brothers’ ranch between John Day since school opened. N o w .................................................... —- $1.59 and Prairie City, treated with sul fur, responded so well that Herman 49 lbs. Family Patent Flour, was $1.59, now .... 85c Oliver told County Agent R. G. John 2 Bottles Del Monte Catsup, Reg. 30c, now .... 20c son, who cooperated in the trial 2 Cans 2% »ize Best Grade Pears, Reg. 50c, now..40c that If no further benefit came from the sulfur put on this spring he 2 Cans 21/2 size, Best Grade Peaches, Reg. 50c would feel entirely repaid for the now .................................................................... 40c labor and material costs. Mr. Oil Published in the interests of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by ver ie planning on applying sulfur 2 Cans 2 ,/2 size Del Monte Sweet Potatoes Tutn-A-Lndi Dumber Co. — Phone 331. to his entire meadow area. Reg. 50c, now ................................................... 40c (StoHtflGfipatrr Christian Endeavor Rally Is Success. “I Take T hia W o m an ” - NO TICE! - TUM-A-LUM TICKLER No. 43 Hermiston, Or.. Thursday, September 17. 1931 — — ■ ■’ - i ' ' 11 ■ building a barn on hts Editorial plate In the Columbia Weather— While all this ,cus- district. Cold and Stormy I sin’ is goin' on a^qut next Christmas- - i I he price of farm pro D. E. Sherry Is mov Buy Tum-A-Lump ing back to the Her duce, lip-sticks, and miston project and Is female cigarettes, ’(he Fair and Warmer building a house on weather, etc. '— We (or Building. Buy his ranch west of might do a little cus- Tum-A-Lumber. town. . .......... sln* about how ch^ap — 0— The man who's wise we are eellln' lumber, Classified Ad Section with no buyers — dog Notice:—1 will nnl | Goes and buys Paint for his bouse gone It! Lumber's low he responsible for any He knows It pays debts contracted on er today than In many your.cqal bill this win Because he saves years — wish some ter. Let me show you And has a beautiful body would make'me house. how to cut It down. prove M— try me out- — 0— Signer. msybe I can! R. A. Brownson You can’t believe tve R. A. Brownson. ■—s ■■ everything yo»l hear W ." 'll. Struthers Is but you can repeat It. Edith»." 3 Packages Parowax ............—-............................. 27c 8 Pkgs. Seafoam, Reg. 10c each, or 80c, now.... 49c Best Grade Pineapple, Reg. 35c, H&L, 3 cans.. 60c Best Grade Double Lip Jar Rubbers, 6 doz 39c Matches, 1 Carton of 6 B oxes................- 15c Naptha Soap, 10 B ars........................................... 49c 18 lbs. Sugar ....... ........---..................................... 98c WHY PAY MORE? SHOES — SWEATERS — BLAZERS — SHIRTS — BLANKETS — Jack Says: ‘‘Better Get Ready for a Hard Winter.” Voi. 31 ‘‘Where Your Dollars Have More Sense” t " f BURNHAM’S Hermiston Oregon • - F EASY MARRIAGE “OUTS” ABE Specials fo r S aturday, Sept. 1 9 th SIRLOIN STEAKS POT ROAST BEEF BACON SQUARES BACK BACON BACON— WHOLE SIDE AND ALL OTHER CUT MEATS PRICED RIGHT COME IN AND SEE! QUALITY — * — PRICE — * — SERVICE “We Sell For Cash and Sell For Less’’ “THE HOME OF QUALITY MEATS” Hermiston Meat Market whw PHONE 411 A. W TURN*BLAD pades enmesh her in a dangerous scandaL Her father ships her off to his Wyoming ranch to vacation while the furor is subsiding. There she meets a man, strange to her, Gary Cooper, and, Intrigued by his handsome, careless swagger, she flirts with him, teases his interest, and marries him. Disinherited by her father, she struggles for life and love on a barren Wyoming ranch, until finally disguster, she accepts her father’s offer of forgiveness and returns to her former light-hearted world. At this point the real drama of the Btory is revealed, as the gay so ciety girl fights with herself to es cape the bonds of love which en tangle her. Two lives ope» bafore her, the one glittering and luxurious and bare of love; the other stark, stripped of all life’s beautlds. offer ing love as the only reward for a life of hardship. A strangq ^wist of fate decides for her. » ¿ " i 'Janet Gaynor getj her fin ! glimpse of lost in U'arntr Baxter’s eyes in She Fox romance, "Daddy Long Legs.” SET YO U R . MNMERTABLE wi Nationally known quality food cost so little at our stores that It is truly economical to buy the best. Enjoy these quality foods and bring a gleam of satisfaction to every meal. Some S p e d a i Prices effective Sat», Sept. 19 & Fri», Sept* 21 SUGAR COFFEE BEST CAlÍE - FINE GRANULATED 18 LBS. 98c 7 “ $ 5 -3 9 1 J7c Pineapple Broken slices P in k SALMON No 2% Tins PURE LARD IN BULK — 1 LB. TALL CANS 4 lQ c lU pe Olives LIBBY’S 45c 9 oz. Tall Tin COFFEE del monte SPECIAL POUNDS MacMarr Blend. We are proud of this outstanding value. If you have not tried this fine coffee, ask for a free sample. JRje, Per Pound HIT IN SCREEN PLOT Even In this day of easy divorce, the old adage "marry in haste, re pent In leisure" still holds its own. Mary Roberts Rinehart's actionful love story, on which "I Take This Woman," the Oasts theatre attrac tion for Sunday and Monday next week, brings the old adage up to date and proves that divorce is not always an easy out for headless mar riage ties. Oary Cooper and Carole Lombard. [ the blonde beauty whose rapid rise to screen fame Is one of Hollywood's current wonders, carry the leading roles In “I Take This Woman." The story originally appeared la novel form under the title “Lost Ecstasy” and attained outstanding sncceea. Miss Lombard Is seen as the girl, spoiled and selfish darling of wealth, »04 night-club esc». 13c ................ 16c 18c ................. 23c p e o SOAP 10 BARS 50c Tom ato Sauce X' Sc LIFE- SAVERS ALL FLAVORS. 5 fo r lOe Salad and Cooking O il In Bulk — Pure Cottonseed Product GALLON 98c QUART 29c H arm o n y Soap, 10 bars 49c America's newest and finest soap for laundry, etc. Hermiaton, Oregon Á M ac M arr k STORES It Will Float. Phone 241
