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The Herald will reach your home next Wedneaday morning Instead of Friday. If you have Items sent them In early. VOLUME XXVI r t 'O * NUMBER 12 Iformts n Wrath HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, One talent utilized In a single di rection will do Infinitely more than ten talents scattered—O. 3. Marden. NOVEMBER 19, 1931 SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER TEAR BIROS RECEIVED AT TURKEY POOL, OF HIGH QUALITY FINAL RETURNS ON ABORTION TESTING RECEIVED. MARKETING OF POWER OREGON’S PROBLEMIN RIVER DEVELOPMENT SUNDAY NIGHT FIRE TOTALLY DESTROYS COUNTRY HOME. RESIDENT HERMISTON PROJECTISG REAT NIECE OFJNVENTOR FOOD AND DAIRY INSPECTORS VISIT HERMISTON THURSDAY HERD IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION TESTS SHOW HIGH QUALITY The final returns of the abortion- A fire totally destroyed the house F. J. Tooxe. state food and sani free area and tuberculosis testing owned by L. W. Douglas, located tary Inspector, together with Hane made by Dr. W. E. Thistlewait, fed near the Joe Dyer home east of town Selfors. state dairy inspector, visited eral veterinarian of the U. S. Bureau Sunday evening after the alarm was Hermiston Thursday, Inspecting of Animal Husbandry, of the dairy turned in from the Dyer home about every public place where food and herds between Boardman and Echo, 5:45. Wm. Runyan had been occu LARGER SHIPMENT EXPECTED have been given by Assistant County UMATILLA RAPIDS PROJECT IS pying the house for the past vear, MRS. TIRZAH E L L IS BORN ON dairy products are handled. They re ported that they found things up to LOWEST TEST 43.8 POUNDS FAT Agent Best. Out of 2661 cows tested AT SECOND MARKETING. and was preparing to move out with LIKELY, SAY ENGINEERS. the average In this community. for abortion, only 326 reactors were HIRAM MOORE’S FARM. in the next two days. Mr. and Mrs. FOR MONTH OF OCTOBER. They are also explaining to var A Total of 1368 Bird* W en Shipped found, which makes 12 2-10 per cent Army Engineers’ Report in Survey Douglas had moved their household ious dealers and growers, the egg of the 2600 cows listed for these dis Recalls Scene of First Successful furnishings into the house Saturday Weighing 20,532 Pound«; Grower« tricts. Of the 2927 cows tested for Due Soon; Unit Depends on Sales; and had stored them in a back room Combine-Harvester in Operation; and potato grading laws of Oregon, Lynch, Smith, and Dyer Herds Head Advanced 16 Cent*. urging necessary compliance in or List of High Test Cows for Month "Possible Dam Sites Detailed. tuberculosis infection, only two re of the house and on the front porch. History Related at Centennial. der to improve , the markets for the. Since Beginning Testing Year. actors were found which proclaims Quick action saved most of Mr. A car load of turkeys was ship the districts practically negligible. different products, fllr. Tooze and The people of Oregon and Wash The interesting and romantic story Douglas’ furniture but it was tm- ped from Hermiston Monday morn The test extended only to the Mor ington have been waiting for the psoslble to get any of the furniture of the life of Hiram Moore, inventor Mr. Selfors are representing the j The monthly report of the Uma ing through the Eastern Oregon row county line and already more Issuance of the army engineer's re in the living room and the dining of the first successful combined- dairy and food divisions of the state tilla Herd improvement association Turkey Grower’s association which for October, as turned in by S. H. cows have been tested than are list port on the Columbia river power room. harvester, was brought to light this department of agriculture at Salem, held a pool Saturday. The car was and are making a tour of the state. Stockard, tester, shows that there development. This report will be ed for that territory, and there are Mr. Runyan had built a fire earl week by Mrs. Tirzah Ellis who re held over one day due to the warm Mr- Tooze says he especially likes were 35 herds on test out of 562 come public next month. The Ore a few pick-up herds yet to be tested. sides with her daughter, Mrs. F. R. ier in the evening and then gone out day Saturday which made it neces- this community. ( enrolled, of which 89 are dry, mak gonian carries the following report sary for packers to place the birds It took only 1700 cows to be tested concerning the river development. to the barn to attend his chores. Moore, north of the Butte. Mrs. El ing a total production of 250,3 66 When he returned to the house some lis is a great niece of Hiram Moore in the refrigerated car to bring the before testing was made compulsory pounds of milk containing 11353.5 ‘Cheapest and most abundant time later he discoverade the blaze. and since September has been aiding 4-H CLUB BOYS GUESTS OF by law. This law protects the man temperature down, and then reload who is trying to rid his herd of abor power in the United States is avail By the time assistance arrived. It a tractor company in obtaining in HERMISTON COMMERCIAL CLUB. pounds of hutterfat. Sixty cows aver them again Sunday. aged 60 pounds of fat and the aver tion from the intruder in the next able with the complete development wis impossible to save but little of formation concerning her great un The number of birds received by field who might not consider it nec of the Columbia river, according to age production, including cows in Th,e members of the 4-H club live the furniture. cle and the whereabouts of the or the turkey growers’ association for essary to make the test. milk and Cows dry, was 445.1 pounds the army engineers, whose report The loss of thè house was covered iginal photograph of the combined- stock Judging tearg who attended the of milk, and 20.2 pounds of fat. e first pool this year was smaller will become public next month, but Pacific International Livestock Ex harvester. The company officials by insurance and Mr. Runyan had .uun that of last marketing season MRS. BERT NATION ELECTED High herd of over 20 cows is where is a market for so much pow complete coverage on his household were anxious to obtain the original position In Portland in October, owned by Eastern Oregon State Hos but the quality of birds is much er T Floyd McMullen, Glenn Pierson, Cle for a display at the Centennial Cele- furnishings. ' higher. It is expected that the sec PRESIDENT PARENT.TXACTnr.BH A . market must first be found and . ------------------------ ment Stockard, and Stanley Green of pital, and is composed of 74 pure . . . . puppic» bration of the city of Battle Creek. A box of five Fox Terrier puppies ond shipment will be much larger Stanfield, were guests of the llermts bred Jersey and Holstein cows aver contracted before any unit for devel- wero re8CUe(1 from burning Michigan, October 3, 1931. At the regular evening meeting of opment is started. Communities -and than last year due to the number of ton Commercial Club Tuesday. The aging 678.9 pounds of milk and 26.0 Mrs. Ellis was born on Hiram boji i ds held over for the second ship the Parent-Teachers association Wed organizations interested in the Col house but it was later found that are members of the Holstein pounds of iat- KiMh herd of 12 to 20 ment because they were not In prime nesday, Mrs. Bert Nation was elected umbia development will have to de the mother had gone back to look Moore's farm in Michigan and later calf club. Floyd told of his trip to j COWB ls owned bX C. R. Smith, and Is for them and burned. her father moved to a farm owned condition. It is estimated by As as president to fill the vacancy left cide whether to advocate “series D,” Portland and Stanley Green, winner comP°8Pd of 15 mixed breed cows, by his brother in Wisconsin where of the Governor Patterson trophy at • produc,nK 725.0 pounds of mtlk and sistant County Agent Best that there by the resignation of Mrs. J. A. which consists of power dams at Barnards Locate in Washington. she remembers seeing the first har the state fair at Salem .as the most 38-7 pounds of fat- HiRh herd under will be at least 3 O' per cent more Clark. Approximately 100 parents Warrendale and The Dalles, or one Mr. and Mrs. S. It. Barnard were vester in operation. She also remem outstanding boy In 4-H club activi 12 cows is owned by Pete Castrlck, ■"h quality birds shipped from this and teachers attended the session of the minor units discussed in the rltory this marketing season than and program. report—the minor units being Uma in Hermiston this week to get their bers her uncles’ absence from the ties In the state of Oregon, explained and is composed of 7 mixed breed A report on the rummage sale was tilla rapids, Arlington and John Day. household goods and move them farm during the time he was bat Just what comprised his club work. cows, producing 731 pounds of milk .ast year. The Christmas shipment a ill be made in two installments, given by Mrs. F. V. Prime to the ef Whatever action is taken by the to Everson, Wn„ where they have tling with congress to grant him a The loving cup was displayed in and 37.1 pounds of fat. the first car about the 7th of Dec fect that 936.00 was cleared toward people of Oregon and Washington ¡ purchased a small tract of land and new patent on his Invention. The herd of Jersey and Holstein the center of the table where all Mrs. Ellis has lived on the Her could see it and was later placed In cows owned by C. A. Lynch was high ember and the 2nd about the fif supplying hot lunches for school will have to be well and carefully will make their permanent home. teenth. children this winter, which will be considered, and one of the principal Mr. Barnard is former manager of miston project for the past three the window at the bank. test herd for the ninth month since the beginning of the testing year. J. M. Cornutt of Eugene, federal served for the first time the first considerations to be solved is find the Farm Bureau Cooperative asso years with her daughter but has Thirty-six cows averaged 865.9 lbs. licensed grader, checked the birds week In December. The recent mem ing of a sufficient market to absorb ciation of Hermiston and left Sep never related the story of her in PUPILS OF MISS MUMMA TO milk, and 29.6 lbs. fat. The Eastern In as they were brought to the Mc- bership drive added 130 parents to the power generated at either the tember 3rd with his family for ventor-uncle for fear people might GIVE PIANO RECITAL FRIDAY Oregon State Hospital herd was sec > ”ght warehouse on the west side the association. A dance will be major or one or more of the minor Newllano, Louisiana, where he visit think It fictitious. The following story, taken from a ' town, and a crew of local men sponsored by the P.T.A. Friday, Dec units. This is particularly impor ed the Llano colony. Enroute the A piano recital will be given Fri ond high In its class of over 2o cows (Continued on last page) Barnards stopped at Leavanworth, Michigan newspaper, Is not only In day night at 8:00 o’clock In the oighed, and packed them. Mr. Cor ember 4, with Miss Florence Udey tant because, the engineers say: “No construction of power dams Kansas, where Mr. Barnard left the teresting but Is of historical value. Baptist church by pupils of Golda nutt works under the department of and her orchestra furnishing the mu should be started until contracts ashes of his mother, Mrs. Soneson, “Remarkable Inventive genius, un agriculture and is not connected sic. been made for sale of sufficient who passed away here last winter. happily combined with lack of busi Mumma, assisted by the Girls’ Glee Mrs. W.W. Felt house, Mrs. E. L. have with any asociatlqn. Club and sextette, of which Miss * power and at a rate that will finance Their daughter. Jean, and Mrs. ALONG THE CONCRETE ♦ ness acumen, Is the secret of the be Eleanor Daily la director. A total of 163 cases were In tbe Jackson, Mrs. F. B. Bwayze, and Mrs. that stage of the combined project * ♦ Frank Waugaman accompanied them lated recognition being enatted Enos Martin served on the refresh which it is then contemplating to shipment containing 1368 birds, The program follows: construct and until it is reasonably Mrs. Waugamon formerly lived In Hiram Moore, inventor of the first ment committee. weighing 20,632 pounds. The num Duet Rippling Waters Anthony Bert MuIlinB closing his confec certain that additional contracts for The following program was en sale of power can be made to finance Columbia district and has many old harvesting machine, in the opening Vlolo Jones and Mary Skovbo. ber of birds in each grade and tionery Rtorc promptly at 9:30 p.m time friends on the Hermiston 'pro event of Battle Creek’s Centennial Solo: Sunday Morning Felicttas pounds are listed as follows: Prime joyed: Community singing, lead by the additional stages when under Manchuria seems to be bolding ject. tomorrow morning. young toms, 321, 6258 pounds; J. A. Clark; five numbers by the taken.” Parade of Elephants, Bobby Smith her own on the front page, first col This advice of the army engineers The Hermiston Transfer left Tues “But for his failure to protect his Solo: Saucy Yellow Pansy, Fellcltas umn, of the dally papers. prime young hens, 241, 2642 lbs.; seventh grade pupils; Melvin Fol applies to the proposed high dam at prime old toms, 31, 863 lbs.; prime lett pleased with aeunlque arrange Grand Coulee as well as to Warren day with the household furnishings Inventions vdlth adequate patents, Virginia Todd. Two sailors piling Into a Ford old hens, 222, 2968 lbs.;» choice ment ol piano and mouth harp mu dale, The Dalles, Arlington, John for Washington and Mr. and Mrs. recognition of Moore’s achievements Solo: Hanging Gardens, Williams coupe In front of the J. M. Biggs Rarnard followed. would not have been deferred more Day and Umatilla, and to the several Indian Dance, Mary Skovbo young toms, 306, 4944 lbs.; choice sic; Reading by Helen Jendrxejew- dams in the upper reaches of the than four score and ten years, and Songs: I Passed by Your Window. 'iome In the person of Mrs. Garnet young hens, 128, 1219 lbs.; choice ski; and male quartet singing, com Columbia. On Albany Football Squad. the fruits of his Inventions would Neapolitan Nights, Girls’ Glee Club D. Best and Mrs. J. M. Biggs. Mrs. old toms, 6, 138 lbs.; choice old posed of J. A. Clark, Ralph Saylor, Biggs says she discovered that sail Briefly, the first step Is to obtain hens, 61, 742 lbs.; common young Ben Gerklng, and Alfred Quiring. Two Hermiston boys, Ardyth not have made millionaires of others Solo: Dream Song, Viola Jones. or hats are not held on by sheer contracts for power before expecting toms, 41, 629 lbs.; common young Solo: Melody of Love Engelmann emaglnatlon. These two Jolly sailors any of the projects to be launched. Cochran, son of Mrs. Georgia Coch who appropriated them. Market possibility can be expected ran, and Earnest Cox, son of J. One Casualty Follows Another. hens, 12, 129 lbs. “When citizens of Battle Creek Edrlwelss Glide Waltz Vanderbeck hailed two golfers up the highway, to govern largely the selection of the Cleveland Cox, are members of the and vicinity make the pllgrlmago to Earl Watson. Growers were advanced 16c at the While Joe and Harry Dyer were particular project. a way, (which Is an old sailors the Roof farm one mile north of Duet: Westward Ho! Wilson custom) In the person of Mrs. F. V. Albany College football squad. Both time of the pool and the net price out hunting near Cold Springs reser Power plant at The Dalles (at Big Betty Ralph, Anna Ray Martin. is quoted as being mostly at 26c to voir Sunday afternoon, Joe was shot Eddy, a few hundred feet from Ce- boy? sre playing the tackle .positions. Climax tomorrow morning, to dedi Prime and Mrs. A. II. Norton. All Fisher finally alighted at the C. M. Best 27c for final delivery on number one through the left shoulder and right lilo) would generate, according to Ardyth Is a three year letterman, cate a boulder and tablet to Moore’s Solo: The Robin’s Return the engineers, some 13,000,000,000 Betty Ralph. while Earnest is playing his first memory, they will be honoring a young stock. In conjunction with hand when his twenty-two rifle dls- home amid exclamations, with due kilowatt hours annually. A tremen Meditation Morrison ceremony. the local and state organizations and carged as he picked it up from rest dously voracious market would be year. The Thanksgiving day game man whose mind, time, and m ean s- Solo: Waltz In E Elsie Reeder the California Turkey Growers, it ing on the ground. Immediately af required to absorb so much energy. with Linfield college will close the including all he could induce friends Henry Karger passing the Herald Songs: In Old Madrid. would appear that the associations ter this happened, his brother Harry Part of the “series D" calls for a season for Alban/ college. to Invest—was occupied for some 20 office at a certain time nearly every Rounds — Sertette. have sold out their tonnage for the was driving the car to town at a power dam at Warrendale In con Miss Bertha Porter of Pilot Rock years with the project of a horse- Trio: Ths Haymaker's Dance Wilson day with a certain young lady school Pacific coast on a price basis of 32 rapid speed when the front spring junction with a dam at The Dalles. teacher—and then, again, Hatger Warrendale's power production is visiting at the M. M. Smith home drawn harvester. Elsie Reeder Betty Ralph cents on prime young toms and hens; on the Ford broke and flew Into dashing into the hotel dining room (Concluded on page Three) this week. Anna Ray Martin (Concluded In Next Week's Issue) 28 cents on choice grades and prime the workings of the steering wheel Solo: Shower of Stars Wach with the same certain young lady old toms; 24 cents on commercials cramping the wheels until the car school teacher. Twittering of Birds Blllema f. o. b. San Francisco, Loa Angeles turned over. A piece of steering whel Thomas Campbell took his wife Anna Ray Martin % cent higher. The associations de punctured Harry Dyer’s right hand. Duet: Stars and Stripes Forever. for a little spin Monday morning and sire to move all the tonnage possible The two boys were forced to sum like most married men was dashing Anna Ray Martin, Elsie Reeder to the coast markets to fill orders. mon help and were brought to the decklessly toward his destination Hermiston Medical hospital for when he experienced that peculiar A8HIAND GIRL OUTSTANDING PROTESTANT CHURCHES TO medical attention. Both boys are sensation, as the Ford chugged, spit, flUUÍEP 1&1ÍÍE ftffBPMIÎHPENr IN OREGON 4-H CLUB WORK. sons of Mrs. M. A. Dyer. Joe was and gradually came to a standstill. HOLD UNION SERVICES. . - released from the hospital today. 1HIÎ M0RNIN6.HEPIPHTHÍINK Beth Joy of Ashland has been cho Of course it would not have been The three protestant churches, sen the outstanding 4-H club girl of so embaraasalng to come back to Methodist. Baptist, and Baptlst- TOTAL OF 718 PREDATORY 1ÍÍE RANT WíWP ÖREN fö« Oregon and winner of the free trip the car carrying a small container Chrlstlan will hold a union service ANIMALS TAKEN DURING OCT. ju s ra M P N f to the Tenth National Club Con filled with gasoline, had Mrs. Camp SOMETIME NOOSEOFME ' Thanksgiving day, starting at 10:00 gress at Chicago, November 27 to bell not been waiting. WPPVIN6 ABOUT; LOAFIHÓ JWVNPTAE ÛÎV AHV o’clock in the morning at the Metho During October, thirty-two hunt At ten twenty-nine and one-holf December 6, awarded each year by dist church. The following is a ten ers, figured on a full-time basis, took Montgomery Ward and company, ac o'clock A, M., down the main dra*’ LOWöfcß.YOD UWE SPMAHŸ O U R 0Ö/ M1 tative program sponsored by the Her 403 coyotes, 2« bobcats, and two cou cording to word Just received from ! of our fair city conies a lead in THIN0SY0U WANT P0ME miston W.C.T.tT.: WOPK INA gars. In addition, 289 porcupines the state club office at Oregon Stato ness man City custodian of fin Community singing. "The Star were destroyed. The hunters who college. ; res. anil one of the outstanding pill AR0ÜMP 19E FARM 616 CITY Spangled Banner,, snd "My Country made the largest catches are: Miss Joy, who ls 16 yoars old and dispensers of eastern Oregon, carry- has been a club member for the past Ing with him an alarm elo"k. Walter T’ls of Thee;" Reading of President Robert E. Long, Malheur county, seven years, was selected by a «'.ate entered his place of business and a Hoover’s Proclamation, by Superln- • bobcats and 34 coyotes; Clifford tendent ¡McAtee; Invocation, Rev. DeBok, Umatilla. 35 coyotes; Wal committee from among six applicants few seconds later, above tbc noise Wallace Jones; Anthem, community ter Sutherland, Harney, 2 bobcats whore records were submitted by of linotype, press, and clicking of choir; Scripture lesson, read by Mrs. and 27 coyotes; James Wadman, county club leaders. She will be ac type, we heard a Jingling noise In C. A. Paul; Offering, to be given to Crook, 2 bobcats and 22 coyotes; companied on the trip east by Alice the adjoining building. First, think community relief work; Address. James LeAls, Lake, 20 coyotes; E. C. Wclbee of Portland, who was aw ird- ing it to be a fire alarm, we hastened Rev. W. L. Wilson; and Benediction Stonsman. Wallowa, 2 bobcats and ed a similar trip by the Chicago Into the drug store to offer assist by Rev. Oscar Payne. Mall Order House as winner of the ance, but to our svrprise. the Marine 14 coyotes; Chas Glasgow, Klamath style revue at the state fair. She of the town, stretcher, yawned, and 1 bobcat and IS coyotes; Albert High School Smoker Scheduled. will compete in the national style asked his trusty clerk if there wa. Shoemake, Baker, 16 coyotes; Her revue, the winner of which will re any business. He had had a nice The Hermiston high school is bert G. Adams, Gilliam, 1 bobcat and el ve a trip to Paris. nights sleep. — We have heard of sponsoring a smoker Wednesday. 14 coyotes; T. W. King, Grant. 15 odd things and strange peculiarities, November 25. to be held at the coyotes; Edgar E. Watkins, Grant. Weather Report. but this Instance brought to our ■American Legion hall. Proceeds will Date Max. Min. mind that business must be foremost 1 bobcat and 14 coyotes: Adam Kno- go toward purchasing basketball November 12 ........ ......... 60... .... 24 in Hamm's mind, and our subscrib bloch. Morrow. 2 bobcats and 13 equipment. An admission of 25 and November 13 .......... 54 31 ers may expect an ad from the Her 50 cents will be charged. A number coyotes: Albert Kinnlson, Umatilla. November 14 .......... 55... .35 miston Drug Co. In next week's Is of evenly matched boxing and wrest 2 bobcats snd 13 coyotes; Bart 8. November 15 .......... 62... . .22 sue aft Walter promised to set the ling boots will entertain the crowd. Robbs. Union, It coyotes; Clint Con November 16 45... 34 alarm at eight regular from now on. A similar smoker was put oa test klin, Kicaath, ; bvbcats sad November 17 ____ .......... 64... ...34 Alright Mr. Druggist, we only wish November 18 ....... .......... 49 yoar. 39 we could buy sleeping powder« at coyotes. There w as , 1 * o f a n in c h r a in . wholesale. Rfí © minó home oh / m so m , i help up
