The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, October 22, 1931, Image 1

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E ggs and B u tte rfa t a re going up.
Two of th e chief in d u strie s on th e
H erm isto n project. W e can consider
ourselves fo rtu n ate .
VOLUME XXVI
NUMBER 8
TURKEY KILLING
DEMONSTRATION IS
GIVEN BY HUNTINGTON
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ÔII if
Bromata Brottò
T here a re m any th in g s w hich we
can afford to forget w hich it is yet
well to le a rn .— lloluios.
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1931
P0TAT0 SHIPMENT
REQUIREMENTS
R K T .K A SF.T)
LOCALS WALLOP
CONDON ELEVEN
IN GAME FRIDAY
LEGION AUXILIARY TO SPONSOR
LIBRARY BRIDGE BENEFIT.
FINAL RITES FOR
MARTHA MOMMA
HELD SUNDAY
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER YEAR
ORCHARD MICE SUCCESSFULLY
DESTROYED WITH ROLLED OATS
UMATILLA LANDMARK
FOR 98 YEARS IS
JUNKED BY OWNER
U nder a law passed by th e last
T he A m erican Lelon A uxiliary
The N. W. N um tord orch ard w est
w ill sponsor a benefit bridge p a rty
session of th e O regon L eg islatu re,
of F reew ater is an excellent exam ­
for
th
e
H
erm
iston
public
lib
ra
ry
ple- of th e effective use of th e rig h t
c re a tin g a S ta te D ep artm en t of A g ri­
S a tu rd a y . N ovem ber 7th, a t 2 :0 0 p.
kind of b ait in c o n tro llin g field
c u ltu re , c e rta in re g u la tio n s have
m„ a t th e hom e of Mrs. W illiam
mice. A v isit to th a t o rch ard d u rin g
gone in to effect w hich w ill be of in ­
S h aar. E veryone is cordially invited
h arv est reveals th e ra th e r s ta rtlin g
to a tte n d . T ick ets w ill be fifty cents
te re st to p o tato grow ers. In a re ­
fa c t th a t the mouse population had
SIXTY-FIVE TURKEY GROWERS cen t le tte r to th e C ounty A gent a t HERMISTON ELEVEN SCORES IN a player, an d can be obtained front
been alm ost com pletely destroyed.
RESIDENT
OF
THE
HERMISTON
th e com m itted in charge: Mrs. Win.
D u rin g 1930 the mouse dam age HISTORY RECALLED THROUGH
P en d leto n , th e follow ing inform a-
ATTEND MEETING.
FIRST FEW MINUTES OF PLAY. S h aar, Mrs. Jkm es Todd, Mrs. J. M.
PROJECT FOR 20 YEARS.
and th e presence of mice in th e o r­
tio is supplied by C harles A. Cole,
UMATILLA PIONEER.
Biggs, Mrs. A lfred W. C h risto p h er­
ch ard w ere very noticeable w ith th e
Best Methods of Killing and Picking Chief of th e D ivision of P la n t Indus Second Touchdown Made When Pass son. R efresh m en ts will be served
re
su
lt
th
a
t
th
e
m
anagers
bought
Active in W.C.T.U. and Community
and prizes given.
try of th e new S ta te D ep artm en t of
th ro u g h th e C ounty A gent’s office, Indian Relic Collection Made in
Birds Shown; Also Method of
Was Intercepted by Klages.
A g ricu ltu re a t Salem :
194 pounds of th e rolled o at b ait
Welfare Work. Was a Member
Eighteenth Centurv Presented
DRAINAGE DITCH BLASTING
mixed acco rd in g to th e B iological
Selecting Best for Marketing.
‘T he p o tato law req u ires th a t all
(F ro m T he B ulldog)
of
the
Baptist
Church.
S
urvey
form
ula.
T
his
b
ait
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p
re­
to Citv of Pendleton.
c ar loads of p otatoes shipped o r of­
DEMONSTRATION SCHEDULED
pared by the C ounty A g en t’s office
T he H erm isto n "B u lld o g s” added
A bout 65 tu rk e y gro w ers of th e fered for sh ip m en t m ust be inspected
UMATILLA, O ctober 19, (S pecial)
Mrs. M artha M umma, fo r 2o years and th e B iological Survey an d is su p ­
project tu rn e d o u t T uesday a fte r for g rad e and co ndition by a sh ip ­ a n o th e r g rid iro n v icto ry to th e ir
A rth u r K ing, soils extension spec­
plied to U m atilla C ounty fa rm ers a t
The old K unzie hom e here, w hich
noon to w atch M cK inley H u n tin g - pin g p o in t in sp ecto r, how ever, w ith c re d it colum n w hen th ey gave the ialist, w as secured th rough the coun­ a resid en t of H erm iston, passed aw ay cost. " I t is not only cheap,” savs —
w as b u ilt In 1863 by Mr. K unzie.
Condon h ig h fo o tb all team a 14 to 0 ty » r e n t’s office to put on a d ra in ­ a t h er hom e here early F rid a y m orn­
ton d e m o n strate th e best m ethods
th e provision th a t p otatoes ca rry in g tro u n c in g on th e local field la s t F r i­ age d itc h b la s tin g d em o n stratio n on in g a t th e age of 68 years, a fte r an C ounty A gent W. A. H olt, " b u t it Is has recen tly been purchased and
also effective.”
in g e ttin g tu rk e y s ready fo r th e m ar­
to rn dow n by Mr. and Mrs. J. Oliver
e ith e r th e certified o r s ta n d a rd seed day. T h ro u g h o u t th e gam e th e H er­ the E. P. Dodd farm , one-half m ile Illness of several m onths. F uneraJ
k e t and selectin g k illin g b ird s for
m iston boys outp lay ed Condon in west of H erm iston F riday m orning, services w ere held S unday m o rning
In discussing th e m ethod of u sln e of Irrig o n , to be used for b u ild in g a
tag s of th e p o tato ce rtific a tio n board team w ork, sk ill, and stam in a.
prim e an d choice grades. Mr. H u n t­
O ctober 23, a t lO :3o o'clock. T his *n th e B ap tist ch u rch w ith Rev. th e poisoned b ait. Mr, C lark said house, garage, and b arn in Irrig o n .
S everal end ru n s by Cox, and line d e m o n stratio n , should be p a rtic u l­ P ow ell o fficia tin g . T he body was “We used forks to lift th e m atted W hen th is b u ild in g w as constructed
in g to n comes from th e E x ten sio n De a re no t req u ired to c arry a sh ip p in g
y ears ago, Mr. K unzie w as in
p a rtm e n t of O. S. C. and h as been p o in t in spection c e rtific a te b u t said plunges by, K lages w ere fe a tu re s in a rly in te re s tin g to anyone h av in g a laid to re s t in th e H erm iston cem e­ cover crop from th e ground su ffic­ 98
ien tly to throw about a h an d fu l of business here as a b an k er and m er­
d ra in a g e
problem as th is is the tery.
a tu rk e y g ro w er all his life. He is po tato es may be Inspected upon thp th e game.
T he local boys sta rte d off w ith a
Up u n til a few days before her th e b ait a t each place w here is wiv c h a n t. The cost of b u ild in g w as
m ak in g a to u r of th e d iffe re n t t u r ­ req u est of th a t board. S h ip m en ts of
q u ick est an d cheapest m ethod of
d eath , Mrs. M umma did not realize evident by th e runw ays th a t mice a b o u t >9000, since all th e lum ber,
key grow ing sections e x p la in in g th e p o tato es in am o u n ts of less th a n five b an g w hen Condon re tu rn e d th e p u ttin g in d ra in a g e ditches.
th e seriousness of her condition but w ere present. W e cleaned th e cover w hich w as th e best M ichigan pine
best m ethods, and how to go about to n s do no t re q u ire a sh ip p in g p o in t kick -o ff to th e 30-yard line, an d lost
it on a fum ble. H erm isto n carried STOCK JUDGING *TEAM TO *
w hen a th o ro u g h physical ex am in a­ crop and o th e r m aterial aw ay from o b tain ab le, w as b ro u g h t uround Cape
th e k illin g of tu rk ey s.
insp ectio n c e rtificate. If y o u r p o ta­ th e p ig sk in to th e 5-yard line w here
tion show ed th a t she could n o t live th e base of each tree In o rd er to H orn. T he m ethod of bu ild in g and
A ter b ein g in tro d u ced by A ssis­
it w as forced over by K lages on a COMPETE IN PORTLAND
long she w as resigned to th e fact and p rev en t th e h a rb o rin g ot rodents co n stru ctio n w as exceptionally good.
ta n t C ounty A gent Best, Mr. H u n t­ to gro w ers tru ck ed th e ir po tato es in ­ line plunge.
K lages successfully
h er one w ish w as to pass quickly. d u rin g th e w in ter. Before u sing th e W hen th e house w as to rn down some
in g to n began by ad v isin g th e group to W ash in g to n o u r in sp ecto r w ill is­ converted th e e x tra point.
of th e w all p aper had bean on th e
T he 4-H club stock ju d g in g team She w as ra tio n a l to w ith in 48 hours b a it we have noticed th a t th e u n d e r­ ¿ a lia for 42 years. S everal years ago
to tak e a b o u t 18 h o u rs fo r th e sue p o tato bug tic k e ts on sm all lots
of h er Massing.
side of th e pileR of p ru n in e s would
D u rin g th e rem ain d er ot th e g ime
sh rin k in g of tu rk ey s before th e k ill­ of less th a n five to n s reg ard less of th e B ulldogs held th e ir oppon m ts from th e w est end of the county
th
e b u ild in g and lan d w ere sold to
M artha J. C oder w as born in Tus- »how m any of th e lim bs barked by
com peting c t th e P acific In te rn a tio n ­
ing, g iv in g th em all th e w a te r they
a t bay, n e ith e r side sco rin g u n ti th e al L ivestock E xposition in P o rtla n d c aw rn as county, Ohio, J u n e 25, 1862 th e mice, an d treee w ere b eing g ird ­ Mr. and Mrs. T abot v lio now live In
w
h
e
th
e
r
or
n
o
t
a
sh
ip
p
in
g
p
o
in
t
in-
w a n t d u rin g th is tim e.
Too long
i w here she lived u n til h er m arriag e led u n d er th e ground. The cover P o rtla n d , and they sold to Mr. Oli­
la s t q u a rte r. T h en K lages in te rs ipt-
sh rin k a g e is ju s t as bad as not j sp ectlo n c e rtific a te h as been issued ed a pass, and, aided by some ine n ex t week wna chosen a t th e U m a­ to E m anuel M umma of Moline, Illin ­ •rop w as th o ro u g h ly honey-com bed ver.
tilla
P
ro
ject
fa
ir
October
9
th
and
enough, he said. T he best w ay of to th e m .”
T he a rra n g e m e n t of the m om s was
b lo ck in g by W ells, ran ab o u t 4 5- 10th. T he w in n in g team Is from th e ois, F e b ru a ry 3, 1885. To th is union vith th e ru n w av s made hv th e mice
c a tc h in g and choosing th o se ready
T h is in fo rm atio n is b eing supplied y a rd s for a n o th e r touchdow n,
He H erm iston H olstein calf club and is was born th ree ch ild ren , tw o sons. and it w as evident th a t th e re w ere q u ite c h a ra c te ristic of a house of
fo r m a rk et, he explained, w as to
th a t year. Down s ta irs th ere was a
su ccessfu lly con v erted th e point.
composed of C lem ent Stockard, Floyd P au l and Silas, and a d a u g h te r, Gol- p len ty of th em .”
chase them in to a d ark b a rn o r shed to p o tato sh ip p ers now in o rd e r th a t
da. She cam e to H erm iston in 1911
Condon th re a te n e d to score oace
An inspection of th e o rch ard th is liv in g room, d in in g room, b u tle r’s
and in one corner, have a hole lead ­ th ey may have tim e in w hich to a r ­ w hen th e y recovered a H erm iston M cM ullen, and G lenn Pierson. T he w here she lived u n til h er d eath , Oc­
vear revealed th e fa c t th a t th e re was p a n try , hall, lib ra ry , dressing room,
in g o utside in to a c ra te a b o u t 28- ran g e to m eet th e re q u irem en ts of fum ble in sco rin g te rrito ry . A ided by team w ill leaVe S a tu rd ay fo r P o rt­ tober 16, 1931.
a com plete absence of th e usual and one bedroom. U pstairs th ere
inches w ide, and 28-inches h ig h , th e law . These req u ire m e n ts deal a 5-yard p en alty on H erm isto n , end land w ith A ssistan t C ounty A gent
She w as converted a t an early age g naw ing of fr u it In the boxes in the w ere tw o bedroom s an d a school
w ith th e le n g th ab o u t 6 feet. By w ith sack b ran d s, g rade, an d o th e r ru n s an d passes b ro u g h t th e ball Best.
and becam e a m em ber of th e U nited field and p ra c tically no ru n w ay s room w here th e c h ild ren w ere tu t ­
h a v in g th e end of th e cra te open the
B re th e rn
ch u rch in w hich she ■vere to be found on th e ground. The ored by a p riv ate governess.
w ith in five y ard s of th e goal. T hey
Petersons Buy Store.
tu rk e y s w ill natui-ally go to th e facto rs. A fee is req u ired to be paid w ere u n ab le, how ever, to b a tte r
Of th e tour ch ild ren In the K unzie
preached for 22 years.
one ap p licatio n in th e fall of 1930
w here sh ip p in g p o in t in sp ectio n is th ro u g h H e rm isto n ’s stro n g d efen s­
lig h t and in to th e crate.
A bout 14 years ago she becam e a had been of trem endous value in fam ily, only one la now liv in g ;
Mr. and Mrs. E d g a r P eterson w ho
P rom th e c ra te th e birds should applied. P erso n s in te re ste d in f u r ­ ive lin e fo r th e necessary yard ag e.
have lived in ¿ferm isto n for th e past m em ber of the H erm iston B aptist larg ely elim in a tin g the f|eld mice nam ely, Mrs. Bowers of C alifornia.
T he la te Mrs. C. B. Isaac of P en ­
be picked up by ta k in g hold of both th e r In fo rm atio n in th is connection
T h e lin eu p s for th e team s w ere as year le ft T h u rsd ay for Pow ell B utte, church to w hich she belonged a t the w hich previously had occupied the d leto n , m other-in-law of Mrs. C.
legs from an op ening on th e top, m ay g et in to u ch w ith th e co u n ty follow s:
six m iles from Redm ond, Oregon, tim e of h er d eath . She w as presi­
Isaac, form erly L enore Dyer of H er-
p re v e n tin g u n necessary b ru isin g . A f­
w here th ey w ill tak e over th e m a n ­ d en t of th e local W.C.T.U. and child orchards.
te r they a re c a u g h t in th is m an n er, a g e n t’s office.
T hroop
L ER
H am rick ag em en t of a sm all store, w itth post w elfare league for a n u m b er of years.
T his b a it w ill be made available •ilstou, was a d a u g h te r of Mr. and
th e y should be carefu lly gone over
She is survived by tw o children, to fr u it grow ers in th e M ilton-F ree­ Mrs. K unzie. One son died in in ­
S te w a rt
L TR
S tien k e office in connection. Mrs. P eterson
fancy in U m atilla;
one o th e r son
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ S ettle
and only those selected th a t are ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
LOR
Davis has applied fo r th e position of post­ P a u l and Golda, and tw o sisters,
read y for th e m ark et. By th is c are­ ❖
C
Cook m istress. Mr. P eterso n w ill be n ear Mrs. E m m a L aughead of New Com- w ater d is tric t th ro u g h the C ounty m arried and lived in S e a ttle u n til
* P ierce
fu l selection, 90 p er cen t o r b e tte r «
ROL
L. P arm an his fa th e r th ere, and he him self is ersto w n , Ohio, and Mrs. Susie W il- A g en t’s office, and a supply w ill be h is d eath . He w as also b u ried in
PINE CITY NEWS
* H a rris
should be in th e prim e a n d choice «.
R TL
N ickols well know n, h av in g been a m em ber coxen, of U h rich sville, Ohio.
on h and In th e d is tric t for those who U m atilla. Mrs. Isaac w as burled In
♦ Reeves
P endleton w here h er p a re n ts rest.
grades. T hen Mr. H u n tin g to n p ro ­
W ells
REL
F a rr a r of th e g ra n g e in th a t v icin ity for
wish to m ake nee of th is cheap and
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Mrs. ‘K unzie cam e to U m atilla
CARD OF THANKS.
ceeded by show in g th e g ro u p th e
K lages
F
B ennet several y ea rsrb e fo re com ing to H e r­
effective
control
m
ethod.
from C hicago to m ake a home for
best m ethod acco rd in g to h is ex p eri­
We desire to th a n k o u r friends
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k H elm s w ere H u n t
LHR
W. P a rm a n m iston. M r.’ P e terso n has been em ­
her b ro th e r w ho w as a m erch an t
ence, in k illin g and p ick in g tu rk ey s. business v isito rs in E cho S atu rd ay .
M artin
H oover ployed a t th e R ohrm an M otor com­ and neighbors for th e ir kindness,
Q
here, an d la te r m arried Mr. K unzie.
T he best w ay, acco rd in g to Mr.
Cox
RHL
L ear pany u n til re
Jly. W hile h ere they sym pathy, and m any tn a u tlf u l floral LOCAL COMPANY CONNECTED
Tom
O’B
rien
is
now
in
th
e
h
o
sp
i­
Mr. K unzie w as a Mason an d a t
H u n tin g to n , is to h an g th e b ird s o u t
P e te rso n ’s p aren ts, o fferings given d u rin g th e Illness
S u b stitu tio n s: N eary fo r P ierce; lived w ith
one tim e G rand M aster for th e s ta te
an d d eath of o u r m other, M arth a J.
In th e open so th a t th e re is no w ay ta l a t H ot L ake su ffe rin g from rh e u ­ Jo h n so n fo r S e ttle ; H en d erso n for Mr. and Mrs. Jo e Dyer.
WITH
EXPANDING
CONCERN.
of Oregon. T he M asonic h all used
Mumma. ■
th e y can be bruised by fla p p in g th e ir m atism .
S te w a rt.
at th a t tim e Is still s ta n d in g in Echo
GOLDA E. MUMMA,
w ings. A s tra ig h t k n ife or a good
Mrs. J. S. Moore an d son Jo h n
Total
School
Enrolment.
Condon—
C
h
erry
fo
r
F
a
rra
r.
The H erm iston L ig h t & Pow er and co n tin u es to be a m eetin g place
PAUL C. MUMMA
sh a rp pocket k n ife is used to kill w ere v isito rs In H erm isto n S atu rd ay .
R eferee: A1 C layton.
th e bird, slic in g tw ice, one on each
The a tte n d a n c e in th e H erm iston
com pany is a su b sid iary o t th e E d i­ for th e M asonic lodge of th a t tow n.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C
harley
P
lo
u
d
and
Mrs. K unzie w as fond of picking
public schools th is y ear exceeds th a t
side of th e head. T hen he showed
On Emerald Staff,
son K ault E lectric com pany, w hich •ip arro w heads and m aking them
of last year. The nu m b er of pupils
th e best m ethod for p ick in g th e bird. son D onald, also Mr. P lo u rd ’s m o th ­ CHOSEN AS ALTO IN
Is
a
su
b
sid
iary
of
th
e
A
m
erican
into
th e shape of M asonic em blem s
Miss M arian H enderson, a sopho­
erolled in each g rad e Is as follow s:
E a rlie r in th e day before th e e r w ere Sunday v isito rs a t th e home
F ir s t g rade, 23; second, 28; th ird , m ore a t th e U n iv ersity of O regon, S tates P u b lic Service C orporation, to give to h er frien d s. Mrs. George
tim e for th e
d em o n stratio n ,
Mr. of Mrs. P lo u rd ’s p a re n ts, Mr. and MADRIGAL CLUB AT COLLEGE.
29; fo u rth , 26; fifth , 24; six th , 29; has been selected as a m em ber of th e w hich com pany is m ak in g an exp an ­ B utterw ood and Mrs. F red K nutson,
H u n tin g to n gave a sh o rt ta lk to th e
C om m ercial club, w hen he th an k ed Mrs. W . D. N eill.
OREGON STATE COLLEGE, Cor­ seventh, 20; eig h th , 38; m aking a office s ta ff for th e E m erald, th e cam ­ sion program to serve a m uch larg er both of U m atilla, have souvenlers
Sivon to them by Mrs. K unzie. Mrs.
Sam Bow m an an d c h ild ren of P e n ­
to ta l of 217 in g rad e school.
th e businessm en for th e ir h e a rty co­
v allis, O ctober 16— S h irlle B row n-
pus publication. Miss H enderson w ill te rrito ry by th e ex p en d itu re of >700- B utterw ood has a M altese Cross, a
E n ro llm e n t In h ig h school by
o p eratio n given in p ro m o tin g the d leto n sp en t la s t w eek v isitin g a t th e
te n th , be one of th e office assistan ce for 000. The local p la n t is connected ’ta r. an d crescent, and also a sm all
tu rk e y in d u s try on th e p ro ject. “I hom e of Mrs. B ow m an’s siste r, Mrs. son of H erm isto n h a s Just been cho­ grades, follow s: N in th , 39;
ew ing basket an d foot stool given
w ith a com pany th a t is m aking ra
have alw ays found .. harm o n y an d co- , C harley M orehead. F rom h ere she sen a firs t alto In th e M adrigal club 36; elev en th , 19; tw e lfth , 28; w ith th e com ing year.
by Mrs. K unzie. Mrs. B u tte r-
four in post g ra d u a te w ork, m aking
o p eratio n am ong th e
fa rm ers and i ,,,
’ .
a t th e Oregon S ta te college.
pid expansions for th e benefit of Its her
wood has th e le tte r "G ” w ith a
businessm
of H H e erm
rm isto
Mr.
K° to W ash in g to n w h ere she
a to ta l of 125, and a g ra n d to ta l of
businessm en
en of
isto n n .” ,” Mr.
p
atro
n
s
and
as
assu
ran
ce
a
g
a
in
st
Violin
Classes
Organized.
M em bership In th e clu b is d e te r­ 342.
sq u are and compass. T hese em blem s
H u n tin g to n sta te d . He advised an w ill v isit h e r p a re n ts, Mr. an d Mrs
A new fe a tu re In th e H erm iston shu td o w n s from lack of pow er from ire arro w h ead s sew ed by h and to
increase of productio n of th e tu rk ey C. D. Morey, fo rm erly of A lpine. Mr. m ined from co m p etitiv e try o u ts w ith
cardboard, and fram ed.
school m usical d e p a rtm e n t is th e or- ! BUb-statIons.
in d u s try th is y e a r because p ro d u c­ B ow m an is now in T ennessee v is it­ a larg e n u m b er of stu d e n ts co m p et­
Weather Report.
Mrs. K unzie's chief hobby w as th e
g
an
iza
tlo
n
of
a
b
eg
in
n
ers
violin
tio n in th e U nited S tates in g en eral,
ing. T he M ad rrig al club h as a m em ­
’o llertlo n of In d ian relics. A t th e
D ate
Max Min m usical class u n d e r Miss E sth e r 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 «
h a s decreased, an d th e H erm isto n in g h is p aren ts.
tim e of h er d eath she had one room
Mrs. A rtie C onder of H ep p n er Is b ersh ip of 7 2 g irls.
te r rito ry is id eal fo r tu rk e y g ro w ­
O ctober 15 ............ ............. 70 ..... ...27 F redrickson of S tanfield. In s tru c tio n ♦
♦ filled w ith them . T his In d ian relic
w
ill
be
for
beg
in
n
in
g
violin
s
tu
­
A
ctiv
ities
o
f
-
th
e
o
rg
a
n
iz
a
tio
n
In­
16
............
October
now
v
is
itin
g
a
t
th
e
hom
e
of
Mr.
and
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75.....
...29
ing. R ig h t now th ere is a sh o rtag e
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COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES
* collection w as on ex h ib it a t th e
of e ig h t to tw elve p er c e n t of t u r ­ Mrs. Roy N eill. She v isited la st clude an a n n u a l co n cert an d a p p e a r­ O ctober 17 ............. ............. 67..... ...61 d en ts u n d er th e class lesson m ethod. ❖
< Lewis an d C lark E xposition held in
T
his
class
m
ethod
is
becom
ing
u
n
i­
18
............
O
ctober
.............
67
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...34
keys in th e U nited S tates an d Oregon w eek a t th e N ell M elville home.
ances from tim e to tim e a t v ario u s
P o rtla n d , Oregon, in 1905. A fter her
po p u lar In th e public
O ctober 19 ........... ............. 70..... ...36 versally
ra n k s 7th or 8 th in th e p ro d u ctio n
d e ath , th e collection, valued a t
T he Misses G enevieve an d Berde- college fu n ctio n s. C oncert trip s a re O ctober 20 ______ ............. 69.... ...37 schools because it allow s pupils to
F red Lenz and Mr. M artin of H e r­ >7000, w as sold to th e city of P en ­
of tu rk e y s in th e U. S.
n a B ow m an an d E velyn Lee sp en t occasio n ally ta k e n o v er th e s ta te .
O ctober 21 ............ ............. 5 8 ..... ...24 get th e fu n d am en tals w ith a m in i­ m iston and Miss E m m a Lenz of Sa­ dleton, and it is expected th a t it
m um of expense. T he com petition
SENIOR CLASS^PLAY IS
S unday aftern o o n rid in g horsc-back,
T here w ere .18 in ch es p recip ita- aroused by group lessons m akes for lem m otored to Salem F rid ay , leav­ w ill be on ex h ib it in th e V ert m e­
Herald
Subscription
$2.00
a
Year
tlon.
also v isitin g O leta a n d L en n a N eill.
m ore rapid advancem ent.
ing Miss Lenz and re tu rn in g S un­ m orial, w hich is now being b u ilt In
SELECTED BY MISS ELLIOTT
th a t city.
Dr. and Mrs. St. P ie r w ere am ong
day. T hey took a load of potatoes
One of th e th ree In d ian skeletons
th
e
P
o
rtla
n
d
people
w
ho
w
ere
p
h
ea­
to P o rtlan d w ith them .
T he H erm isto n U nion h ig h school
In th is collection was glvon to the
Joe Udey and d a u g h te r Florence U m atilla schools.
sen io r class play has been selected s a n t h u n te rs in th e P in e C ity v ic in i­
an d w ill be presen ted T h u rsd ay , No­ ty.
drove to T he D alles S unday and re ­
vem ber 5, in th e Oasis th e a tre . "T h e
Mr. an d Mrs. B u rl W a tte n b u rg e r
tu rn ed th e sam e evening. T hey v i­
A rriv al of K itty " is a sto ry co n cern ­
0
sited Mrs. Udey, w ho Is sp ending a «
in g Bobby B ax ter, w ho p u rsu es his an d E lsie S tra in , also O. P*. B a r­
*
SEEN
AT
THE
FAIR
♦
tholom
ew
and
Miss
M
arie
Y
oung
few weeks v isitin g h er folks, Mr. and
little love a ff a ir w ith J a n e a g a in st
♦
♦
th e opposition of h er uncle, W illiam w ere v isito rs a t th e hom e of Mr. and
Mrs. T. E. S ink.
W inkle. He has occasion to d isguise Mrs. W alt W ig g lesw o rth F rid ay
A su rp rise p a rty w as given to Mr.
him self as a w om an and is m istak en
O tto P ierce and Floyd K n e rr are
an d Mrs. Tom W ilson, F rid ay n ig h t
fo r K itty , an actress an d close evening.
not su re w h eth er It is w orse to he
Miss Naomi Moore is now w o rk in g
by a few n eighbors in honor of th e ir lost in th e m o u n ta in s for several
frien d of W in k le r’s, to th e v ast con­
fusion of e v e ry th in g and everybody, for Mrs.. W. D. N eill, co oking fo r
■ a n n iv ersary .
hours o r to experience th a t panicky
w hich Is in ten sified by th e a rriv a l p h e a sa n t h u n ters.
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Bloom visited feelin g for fifteen m inutes.
of th e real K itty .
J o h n H ealy ’s sheep a re now on
Mrs. H a rry K elley tu rn e d dow n an
S u n d ay w ith th e ir d a u g h te r, Mrs.
The cast is as follow s: Bob H en­ p a stu re a t th e Roy N eill ran ch .
offer
of a lift given by her husband
i
E
sth
e
r
G
ard
in
er
In
U
m
atilla.
derson, Bobbie B ax ter; Floyd Mc­
Miss E lsie S tra in sp en t M onday
Mr. and Mrs. Val K nauf w ere s u r­ th is m o rn in g because he missed an
M ullen, T ln g le p a u g h ;
Jim N eary,
W illiam W in k les; C hester Jo h n so n , n ig h t w ith Miss N eva N eill.
prised by th e ir n eighbors Monday ap p o in tm en t and th en c a u g h t up
w ith h e r when she had n early re a c h ­
B enjam in M oore; Dick H itt. Sam
B u rl W a tte n b u rg e r w as a business
n ig h t, who holped them celebrate ed h e r d c itin a tio n . Some business
(N e g ro ); A licia O ulette, J a n e ; Mig­ v isito r in W alla W alla S a tu rd a y and
th
e
ir
an
n
iv
ersary
.
for th e flo rist corning up.
non Davis, A n n t J a n e : M arjo rie M ul­
Sunday.
Miss F a n n ie Todd w ill be absent
lin s, K itty ; M abel Sale, S uzette.
Flo.” I .b i- ip li • c itin g back to
Mr. an d Mrs. B ert Y oung of The
from h er school d u ties th is week n o rr I tbl" wee? a fte r he skinned
from a baby
D alles w ere v is itin g th e ir p a re n ts on
P.T.A. to Hold Rummage Sale.
w hile she undergoes an operatio n in his c ¡us by
y one day • w eek. T ittle sls-
P o rtlan d . Mrs. B arlow w ill fill thi
B
u
tte
r
Creek
last
w
eek,
Mr.
an
d
Mrs
T he P a re n t-T e a c h e rs asso ciatio n
e r; . li
'i
n w ith c id er bro-
vacancy d u rin g h er absence.
w ill hold a cooked food sale and ru m ­ W m. M cCarty, an d Mr. and Mrs. H.
1 c is O'-- ionaliy w hen th ey chase
A special election was held a t th f
m age sale S a tu rd a y , N ovem ber 7. in E. Y oung.
u.m c' t of th e ho: ■ c.
Colum bia school house to fill the va­
th e old M utual Cream sta tio n b u ild ­
C h a’ ley B artholom ew and h is mo-«
S tyles and hobli'
are re v e rtin g
cancy le ft by Chas. Lynch on the rack
ing. T he sale w ill co n tin u e all day
t i th e tim e w hen ladies firs t
and d o n atio n s of clo th in g , costs, th e r, Mrs. M ary B artholom ew , m ade
board of directors. H. J. S tililngi; odo horse ••ck, az! 'do. A1 C layton
dresses, shoes, u n d e rg a rm e n ts, d ish ­ a business tr ip to H ep p n er Tuesday.
w as elected.
iaa recen tly ta k e n up ti e hobby of
es, odd pieces, cooking u te n sils and
P a u l B ull w as a S u n d ay v isito r a t
Mrs. C. J . Milienell and son C corge lO/scback riding.
o th e r artic le s too num berous to m en­ th e H . E. Y oung home.
of V ancouver. W ash., hove been vi­
Not tl.e leaden sky alone leads us
tio n w ill be g lad ly accepted. The
Mr. and Mrs. C layton A yers w ere
s itin g a t th e V/. A, M ikesetl home o believe th a t w in te r w ith its snow
sale ig to raise fun d s for hot lu n c h ­
in P en d leto n F rid ay .
since S atu rd ay and w ill re tu rn T ues­ md to ld w inds is com ing soon, but
es In th e schools th is w in ter.
he s ig h t of E ric B yorkgren p u r-
Mr. and Mrs. Lon W a tte n b u rg e r
day.
. basin- h w.rol sw eater from K ings­
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE HAS
v isited a t th e hom e of Mrs. Ollie
Mr. and Mrs. H ull drove to Hood ley's d e p o tim e n t «tore W ednesday
N eill S unday m orn in g .
R iver last week an d sp en t a few •veuing.
SIX GAMES.
days there.
B ru n e tte s tak e th e place of blonds
B etty F in ch , d a u g h te r of Mr. and
T his y e a r’s football sch ed u le for Mrs. M arion F in ch w as ab sen t from
A b irth d a y d in n e r was riv e n a t -—In th e absence of th e blonds—
th e H erm isto n hig h school h as been school several day s la s t week on a c ­
th e B elscam per borne in honor of .M ethlnkethi H arold P a re th in k s so
to, b u t w hat Is one to do when they
com pleted and read s as follow s:
Mrs. B elscam per. Monday. Those pre­ asn you to ta k e them in your car.
c o u n t of sickness.
23, Ione
T h e re
se n t w ere Ceorre and Ed Beddow, News d o esn 't thavel VERY fast these
30, A rlington*
T h ere
Mr. an d Mrs. Floyd Dooley of
Nov. 6. A th en a
Mr. and Mrs. Dan F o lle tt and Mr. days.
H ere
E
staca
d
a
visited
a
t
th
e
home
of
Mrs.
11, H eppner
T h ere
and Mrs B elscam per. A good d in n e r
A. W. Agnew of P o rtla n d one of
D ooley’s b ro th e r, C h arley B arth o lo ­
Nov. 20, W eston
H ere
w as enjoyed by all and Mrs. Bels­ th e few h u n te rs w ho ad m its th a t it
mew
• l | , R osalia, W ish . H ere
cam per received m any nice gifts.
is "Ju st poor sh o o tin g .”