The Hermiston herald., December 24, 1931, Image 1

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N orm al C h ristm as s i r i n g
speed th e re tu rn of bu sin ess
m alcy.
VOLUME XXVI
w ill
n o r­
i f e -
NUMBER 17
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S fc n m a fc m
H r n d h
O ur C o u n try — the stro n g est, ric h ­
est, freest, h ap p iest of th e n atio n s
of the e a rth .— George F lrsb ie H oar.
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COtfNTY, OREGON, THURSDAI, DECEMBER 24, 1931
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER YEAR
SPECIAL MEETING
HOUSES ENTHUSIASM
IN COMMERCIAL CLUB
CANDIDATES FOR NAVEL
ACADEMY TO BE EXAMINED.
HERMISTON TURKEYS
PLAGE HIGH AT
OAKLAND SHOW
HERMISTON HIGH BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE IS COMPLETE.
NEW HOPE SEEN
IN GOLUMRIA RIVER
REPORT RY ENGINEERS
LOCAL THRIFT SHOP
DOING EXCELLENT WORK
OFFICERS INSTALLED
IN EASTERN STAR
TUESOAY DEC. 22
In accordance w ith com m itm ents
(F ro m th e B ulldog)
p reviously m ade, R o b ert R. B u tle r
T he local T h rift Shop, w hich Is
A
t
a
m eetin g held a t th e school
h as a rra n g e d w ith th e C ivil Service
operated by the B ap tist-C h ristia n
house F rid ay afteznoon th e school
Comm ission to co n d u ct a com peti­
ch u rch L adles Aid society, w as
board decided to re n t the old a u d i­
moved S atu rd ay . D ecem ber 13, to the
tive ex am in atio n fo r ap p o in tm en t to
to riu m
b u ild in g for
basketball.
b u ild in g ow ned by W . L eath ers, a c ­
th e N avel A cadem y a t A n napolis to
THIRTY-EIGHT MEMBERS ENTER fill one vacancy from th e Second HERMISTON TURKEY GROWERS' T h erefo re th e problem of g e ttin g a i
ross from th e F. V. P rim e home.
place in w hich to play h as been WARRENDALE PLAN GAINS IN T he T h rif t Shop has become a p a rt POT LUCK LUNCH AND PROGRAM
C ongressional D istrict w hich w ill oc­
INTO BUSINESS DISCUSSION.
DISPLAY ATTRACTS INTEREST solved. T he Bulldogs a re p ra c tic ­
of th e com m unity in serv in g those
cu r in 1932. T h is ex am in atio n w ill
ENJOYED BY MANY.
REVISED PLAN.
ing every n ig h t In p rep aratio n for
who need it.
be co nducted on S a tu rd a y . J a n u a ry
Heated Discussion Closes With
T he w ork w as s ta rte d several years Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Campbell,
1#, 1932, a t 9 a. m. a t th e post of­ Young Hen Which Wins First find th e gam e w ith Irrig o n w hich w ill be Recommendation Believed to Apply
played J a n u a ry 8. The g irls w ill not.
Decision to Hold Evening
ago by sponsoring a rum m age sale.
fices In th e follo w in g cities in th e
Champion Raised by Merrill
honor gnests, to Celebrate
to Present, but to Be Change­
play b ask etb all, however, as the
At least 500 g a rm e n ts w ere g ath ered
Second C ongressional D istrict: B ak ­
Meeting Once a Month.
school
board
is
n
o
t
able
to
acquire
Potter,
Local
Grower.
a t th is tim e and th e ladies sp en t
er. B end, K lam ath F alls, L a G rande,
Golden Wedding Dec. 28.
able at a Later Date.
i su ita b le place fo r a g irl’s dressing
m ost of th e sum m er g e ttin g them in
A larg e group of a b o u t th irty - P en d leto n , an d T h e Dalles.
The H erm isto n C om m ercial Club, room .
Mr. an d Mrs. T hom as Cam pbell
shape for th e sale. A pproxim ately
C an d id ates for d esig n atio n to A n ­
eig h t local business m en responded
PORTLAND, Dec. 22.— U ndism ay­
Tiie schedule is as follows
$60 w as cleared a t ah e firs t sale and were honor guests a t th e re g u la r
napolis w ill be ex am ined in A lgebra, th e U m atilla P ro je c t F a rm B ureau,
to th e req u est of th e m em bership P lan e G eom etry, E n g lish Composi­ an d th e E a ste rn O regon T urkey B oardm an .. ..... H ere ....
Dec. 19 ed by th e sta te m e n t of th e U nited the ladies w ere able to re n t a b u ild ­ m eeting of the O rder of th e E astern
S ta te s board of engineers for riv e r
com m ittee to a tte n d th e special tio n an d L ite ra tu re , U n ited S ta te s G row ers asso ciatio n , all co o p eratin g, Irrig o n .......
ta r held T uesday evening a t the
ing in w hich to p u t g arm en ts do­
and h arb o rs in doclining to approve
nated to them . T hese w ere sold a t ? Masonic H all, anil w ill celeb rate
m eetin g of th e H erm isto n Com m er­ H isto ry ,A n cien t H isto ry , Rnd P h y ­ se n t a disp lay of th irty dressed t u r ­ U m atilla ..... ... T here .... ... Ja n . 15
th e developm ent of th e huge p ro ject
cial club T h u rsd ay even in g , Decem­ sics. T hey m ust be citizen s o f th e keys to th e tu rk e y show a t O akland. S tan field .... ..... H ere .... .....J a n . 22 suggested in th e re p o rt of th e d is t­ very reasonable price to those In th e ir golden w edding D ecem ber 28.
Mrs. S tory san g "L ove's Old Sw eet
need of th e service. Since the sho
ber 17. T he special m e etin g was U nited S ta te s and b ona fide resid en ts O regon, D ecem ber 17th to th e 19th. A rlington ...
ric t and d iv isio n al eng in eers for the
jpened, neaTly 1800 o r 200 g ar Song," and Mrs. F red erick s gave a
of th e Second C ongressional D istrict
S tan field .... ... T here .... ... J a n 29 developm ent of th e Colum bia riv er, m ents have been given out.
called to see w h a t could be done in of O regon, and m u st have reached
reading. On b ehalf of th e C hapter,
T h irte e n of these b ird s w ere e n ­
o rd er to g et b e tte r a tte n d a n c e to the th e ir 1 6 th b irth d a y b u t n o t th e ir tered in com petitio n , and th e follow ­ Irrig o n ........ ... H ere ...... ..... Feb. 5 lead e rs of th e P o rtla n d C ham ber of
One in sta n c e is told of a mothei Mrs. W ate rm an presented a bouquet
C om m erce a p p a re n tly w ere laying
B oardm an ...
re g u la r m eetings and s tim u la te in ­ 20 th on A pril 1, 1932. Mr. B u tle r in g prizes w ere won on th em :
..... Feb. 6 th e g ro u n d y esterd ay for a c o n stru c ­ w ho bought a little coat for het of yellow roses, sn ap d rag o n s and
son e ig h t years ago. T he boy wore chrysanthem um s.
w ill ap p o in t as m id sh ip m an th e ca n ­
te re st in th e club.
F ir s t an d C ham pion Y oung H en; U m atilla ...... ... H ere ... .. Feb. 12 tiv e course of actio n w hich th ey
didate,
receiv
in
g
th
e
h
ig
h
e
s
t
r
a
tin
g
The follow ing officers w ere in ­
six th Y oung H en; te n th Y oung H en; P en d leto n .... .... T here .... ... Feb. 19 hope may lead to u ltim a te procedure the coat tw o years and th e n passed
It w as a m erry g ro u p th a t g a th ­
it on to hlB siste r w ho w ore it for a stalled for th e e n su in '; y e a r: Mrs.
ered in th e d in in g room of th e ho­ in th is te s t as d eterm in ed by th e fo u rth Y oung Tom ; an d fifth Young A rlin g to n ... .... H ere ..... . Feb. 27 u n d e r th e o u tlin ed com prehensive
■ lay coat for tw o years. L ater the N ettie
Sloan,
Worthy M atron;
schem e.
„
tel prom ptly a t seven o ’clock for Civil Service Com m ission, an d th e Tom.
coat was passed on to a n o th e r mem
C laude McCall, W orthy I’a tro u ; Mrs.
T he la rg e st old Tom en te re d In th e MORATORIUM ON FOREIGN DEBT
th e d in n er. T he club w as p le a sa n t­ th ree ra n k in g n e x t h ig h est w ill be
A lth o u g h th ey believe th a t the her of th e fam ily w ho is still w ear
E dith
C lark, A ssociate M atron;
ly su rp rised by an e n te rta in m e n t p u t ap p o in ted first, second, and th ird al dressed tu rk e y show, w as one from
decision of th e board rem oved the Ing th e g arm en t. Many fam ilies on
te rn a te s respectively.
RATIFIED
BY
U.S.
SEFATE
F ran k S loan, A ssociate P a tro n ; Mrs.
th e flock of E m erold T ild en , of H er­
on by the« high school. Several n u m ­
la
rg
e
r
p
ro
jects
a
t
T
he
D
alles
and
the p ro ject have found th e service H a ttie H am m , C onductress: Miss El-
Those w ish in g to e n te r th is com ­ m iston.
bers w ere p resen ted by th e school
A ccording to th e O regonian today G rand Coulee from im m ediate con
he T h rif t Shop offers, desireable. va B erry, A ssociate C onductress;
p e titio n should im m ed iately w rite
T h is is an ex cep tio n ally good
o rc h e s tra follow ed by th e boys’ glee
th e sen ate T uesday approved th e sid é ra tio n , th ey affirm ed th e ir be
t is now open W ednesdays and S at- Mrs. K a th ry n
Mr.
B
u
tle
r
th
a
t
h
e
can
a
rra
n
g
e
fo
r
e a r n e r , S ecretary :
show ing, co n sid erin g th e fact th a t
club, sin g in g th re e num bers. B ruce
in terg o v ern m en tal
debt lief th a t th e door had been left open trdays.
them to ta k e th e ex am in atio n in th e these b ird s w ere killed sev eral days o n e-y ear
Mrs.
W
innefred
N orton, T re a su re r;
an d M elvin F o lle tt also pleased the
fo r th e u rg in g of th e lesser develop
D onations a re alw ays welcomed Mrs. F loronce Connor, C haplin; Mrs.
city in w hich th ey desire to be ex­ before th e show, and had to be m oratorium .
club w ith special n u m b ers on th e
m
en
ts
co
n
tain
ed
In
th
e
rep
o
rt.
It
T he house resolution of r a tific a ­
and th e re is a g re a t dem and for Belle Shesely, M arshal; Mrs. E d ith
g u ita r an d m outh h arp . A fte r th e am ined. He w ill also fu rn ish sam ple boxed an d expressed to O akland.
tio n w as adopted w ith o u t change w as considered likely (h a t th e first ihocs and u n d erg arm en ts.
q u estio n s of previous e n tra n c e exam ­
H oggart, Allah; Mrs. N adine H ills,
A
fte
r
th
e
show,
all
th
e
dressed
e n te rta in m e n t, Sam Nye, c h airm an
Mr. L e a th e rs w rote th e follow ing R u th ; Mrs. Cloe Refvem , E sth e r;
in a tio n s an d a p am p h let g iv in g e n ­ tu rk ey s w ere sold a t au c tio n to th e T h is com pleted form al congressional step w ill be a request th a t th e board
of th e m em bership co m m ittee, th a n k ­
e
n
te
r
ta
in
a
proposal
for
a
supple
aggroval of th e d ebt holiday.
'o tte r to th e ladies re g a rd in g the Mrs, E d n a B a rra g e r, M a rth a ; Mrs.
tra n c e re q u irem en ts to th e A cadem y h ig h est bidder.
ed Mr. McAtee. su p e rin te n d e n t of
T he sen ate accepted th e house m e n ta l survey of tho W arrendalc re n tin g of the b u ild in g :
to all w ho req u est th e sam e.
R ena W ate rm an , E lecta; Mrs. B ea­
Over 600 live tu rk ey s, an d more
schools, and Miss D aily, su p erv iso r
provision b a n n in g fu rth e r revision site, w ith a view to m aking it an in ­ "Dear T h rif t Shop Sponsorers:
trice C hristopherson, W a rd e r; and
th an 100 dressed b ird s w ere entered
of m usic, and th e school o rg an lza
of th e w ar debts or th e ir c an cella­ itia l u n it of th e la rg e r developm ent
‘I am pleased to acknow ledge re ­ Miles B arrag er, S entinel.
COMEDY ABOUNDS ROMANCE
in
co
m
p
etitio
n
,
m
ak
in
g
th
is
th
e
la
r
­
tio n s for th e ir splen d id co operation
program .
tio n w ith o u t even discussing it.
ceipt of your le tte r req u e stin g the
A fter th e in sta lla tio n of officers,
gest tu rk e y show in th e w orld.
in p re se n tin g th e e n te rta in m e n t.
TOO, IN RIALTO’S NEW HIT.
Several
am endm ents
proposed
use of Mr. M ack’s little house acrow Mrs. Beda Sloan S eaton, r e tirin g
Time Found Unripe.
L. C. Todd, who w as in c h arg e of
T he m eetin g w as called to o rd er
from th e se n a te floor w ere voted
th
e
s
tre
e
t
from
Dr.
P
rim
es'
residence
T hey in te rp re te d th e lan g u ag e of
W orthy M atron, was presen ted w ith
Comedy— sp a rk lin g scads of It— th is display, says th a t th e grow ers
by th e P re sid e n t, H. E. H itt. The
dow n in rap id o rd er prior to the the board as im plying deferm en t of to r y o u r T h rift Shop.
a P a st M atro n ’s ring. Mrs. Seaton
m in u te s of th e previous m eetin g and d ram a, rom ance, p ath o s a re th e down th e re w ere very m uch in te re s t­ fin a l rollcall.
'S ince th e Boy Scouts a re u sing
th e proposed developm ent ra th e r
also received co n g ra tu la tio n s on h er
w ere read and approved an d a bill elem en ts w hich g et a th o ro u g h w o rk ­ ed. T h e H erm isto n g ro w ers’ d is­
T he vote w as 69 for ra tific a tio n th a n com plete reje c tio n and called th e houze no longer, you a re p er­
m arriag e th a t day to R obert S eaton.
fo r $5.53 for cann ed goods b o u g h t o u t in th e h an d s of a v ery capable play w as a c en te r o f a ttra c tio n a t a n d 12 a g ain st.
p a rtic u la r a tte n tio n to th e fact th a t fectly w elcome to it. Go rig h t in and The m a rria g e cam e as a com plete
fo r th e hot lunches served a t school a n d v ery larg e cast o f stag e and all tim es. T he gro w ers th e re being
fix
it
up
as
you
sec
fit.
So
ta
r
as
I
the fin d in g s of th e local engineers
su rp rise to Mrs. S eato n 's m any
screen fav o rite s In
“G irls A bout p a rtic u la rly In te re st in th e type and
w as allow ed.
CROSS ENGLISH EXAMS FALL
had n o t been ch allen g ed , n o r had know you can have it In d efin itely , friends.
T he q u estio n of w h e th e r th e club T ow n,” P a ra m o u n t’s lav ish and b ril­ cost of H erm isto n feeds, and th e low
th e en g in e e rin g feasib ility of the re n t free. You a re doing a w onder­
should c o n tin u e w ith th e ir re g u la r lia n t ta lk ie w hich comes to th e Oa­ expense in m a rk e tin g H erm iston BEFORE S E ÎI0R WJ8D0M
A pot luck lunch an d C hristm as
p lan been a ttack ed . In effect, they fu l w ork and deserve all th e a ss ist­ tree eo h flu d ed th e everting'.'
birds.
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■
V
T uesday noon lunch eo n s o r ch an g e sis th e a tr e on S u n d ay and Monday.
ance
th
a
t
any
of
us
can
render.
“
By
believe
th
a
t
th
e
board
has
sim
ply
(F rom th e B ulldog)
T h e sto ry is a n o rig in a l by Zoe
to ev en in g m eeting s, an d th e elec­
th e ir w orks Ye sh a ll know th em ."
H erm iston high Seniors a rc very said “ not now .” In a rriv in g a t th is
tio n of officers a t th is m eetin g w as A kins, th e w om an n o v elist an d p lay ­ OUR AD MANAGER EXPERIENCES
a rry on.'
In
tellig
en
t
ju
d
g
in
g
from
th
e
ro
su
lts
opinion
th
ey
lay
p
a
rtic
u
la
r
stross
on
b ro u g h t up by th e p resid en t. A fte r w rig h t w ho has achieved glory in a
Y ours very tru ly ,
of a recen t te s t given. The touts, tho lan g u ag e of th e sta te m e n t:
ALONG THE CONCRETE
♦
a discussion it w as decided t h a t th e few y ears In th e field of le tte rs and VERY HORRIBLE NIGHT
tho cross E n g lish en tra n c e exam s,
W , L E A T H E R S .” »
“F
rom
th
e
in
fo
rm
atio
n
presented,
♦
♦
a re given each y ear to over th ree
election of officers a t th is m eetin g of th e stag e an d screen , w ith such
(F ro m th e B ulldog)
th o u san d college e n tra n ts. The fol­ the board is not convinced of th e ad­
w as e n tire ly o u t of o rder. A m otion opi as th e scenarios of “ S arah and
Bob H enderson d ashed in to K in g s­
Our F ra n k Sw ayze a d o rn in g our
w as m ade th a t th e c h a ir a p p o in t th e S on" an d "A nybody’s W o m an ”— and ley’s to g et a package of rice and lo w in g is a com parison of th e grades v isab ility of tho U nited S tates p a r­ L. C. TODD BRINGS BREEDING
m ade by the college F reshm en and tic ip a tin g in th e co n stru ctio n of
streets once m ore d u rin g th e C h rist-
n o m in a tin g com m ittee fo r n e x t y ear th e sta g e o rig in al, “ T he G reeks H ad left his L ig h t & P ow er fu l ro ad ster th e Seniors:
STOCK FROM OAKLAND SHOW
e ith e r of th ese tw o p ro jects a t the
— a F o rd — in fro n t of th e M acM arr College F re sh m e n :—
nas holidays
and
g re e tin g
his
b u t th is w as also said to be o u t of a W ord F o r I t . ”
T he A m ericans h av e a w ord for store. " I t ’s a little W a rn e r today •iO p er cen t m ade av. 125 o r above p re se n t tim e.”
rlends w ith a cheery sm ile. We
o rd er A ccording to th e by-law s of
Logan C. Todd b ro u g h t some fln<
th a n u su al, is n ’t i t ? ” h e said. I w an t
nu st n o t dlsalusion o u r U n iv ersity
T he tw o p ro jects re fe rre d to w ere breeding stock hom e from th e Oak
th e o rg a n iz a tio n , th e n o m in a tin g w h a t th e c e n tra l c h a ra c te rs of "G irls a p a ir o f B lack & W h ite Checked 2o per cent, m ade, av. 145 or above
H erm isto n S eniors: —
A
bout
T
o
w
n
”
do.
I
t
is
"g
o
ld
-d
ig
­
itudents by n o t re tu rn in g th e ir ac-
co m m ittee w as to be ap p o in ted and
p lu s-fo u rs.” " I have a sp len d id p air 80 per re n t, m ade, av. 142 o r above th e “ series D ” p lan , w ith dam s at land T u rk ey Show held a t O akland
th e election of officers w as to be g in g .” K ay F ra n c is an d L lly an h ere th a t w ill ju s t f it you, an d I'll 50 per cent, m ade, av. 154 or above W a rren d ale and T he D alles, and the Oregon, D ecem ber 1 7 th to 19th. A , custom ed “ h ello .”
The Seniors a re now b o rin g in to G rand Coulee dam and reclam ation y e a rlin g Tom th a t placed fo u rth Ic
held a t th e firs t and second m eetin g T ash m an p lay th ese p a rts as in v e te r­ M arkham dow n to th re e -fifty for
Swayze, N orton, and D eeter a t the
th e ir L ite ra tu re and Life books and project. E ach of th ese projects would a class of six ty b ird s Is now n u m ­
a te b ru n e tte and blond dazzlers w ho you,” said th e clerk.
in th e new year.
7lrs t N a tio n al B ank a re w ork in g
“ G osh,” said Bob, “ I a lm o st H itt have Just finished k illin g G eoffrey
$400,000,000. bered am ong T odd’s flock of birds.
In o rd e r to se ttle th e q u e s tio n of p rey upon th e easy sp en d ers who a ja y -W alk er on my w ay dow n. The C haucer. L ast week they w rote cost ap p ro x im ately
'n d er d ifficu lties th is w eek, so they
T his bird is a p u re bred B lri
w h e th e r th e com m ercial clu b should comp to th e b ig city fo r business and hi-w ays a re so slip p ery th ese W in t­ plays about “ C an terb u ry T a lc s” C onsidering th e m a g n itu d e of th e
ay. We w ould say "p e rilo u s" d if­
ers. He called me a big H am m and p la c in g th e c h a ra c te rs in m odern and tw o p ro jects to g e th e r w ith th e p res­ B ro th e r’s s tra in Tom and is to be ficulties as th e kaiso m in e-slln g ers
co n tin u e to be in e x istan ce o r to pleasure.
a
few
o
th
e
r
such
th
in
g
s.
B
rak
es
sure
a n c ie n t settin g s. S everal of these e n t con d itio n of th e public tre a su ry , m ated w ith ten B ird B ro th e r pul­ work fu rio u sly above th e ir heads.
E u g en e P a lle tte is one of th ese—
c o n tin u e its re g u la r T u e sd a y lu n c h ­
a re a B lessing, b u t a fellow has to w ere read In class F rid ay an d it is
it w as pointed o u t th a t th is action lets shipped In by Mr. Todd earllei Its a lucky break th a t th ey a re not
eons o r ch an g e to ev en in g m eetings, a g o ld -en cru sted In d u s tria lis t, laden be carefu l n o t to B u rn h am u p ."
assured th a t ail did C haucer justico.
was e ss en tially w h at m ig h t 1 ave in th e year. T his m a tin g sh o o k ■nud-sllngers.
As Bob w as e a tin g lu n ch a t th e
it w as suggested th a t a ro ll call be w ith lu cre, w ho b arg es in to th e big
Mr. and Mrs. W ill L ogan
left been expected. In fact, th e sponsors produce some exceptional breeding
m ade of every m em ber p re se n t to to w n an d ru n s a g a in s t th e slren q u e H u n te r’s Cafe he h eard S te w a rt in-
A nu m b er of delicate o p eratio n s
Q u lrin g th e S w ift est w ay to Jack
te ll of th e ir ideas on th e su b ject. w itch ery of K ay a n d L ily an . P a l­ A llen ’s place. H e told him th a t th e T uesday fo r E v e re tt, W ash., w here of "series D” locally had no in te n ­ stock.
were b eing perform ed th is week in
Mr. Todd says he held th e w in
M any
in te re s tin g
th in g s
w ere le tte h as b ro u g h t w ith him Joel Mc­ Conley w ay he knew of w as over the th e y w ill spend C h ristm as w ith Mr. tion of seeking an a p p ro p riatio n a t
Dr. A. W. C h risto p h erso n ’s office
th is tim e for a c tu a l co n stru ctio n .
n ln g B ronze p u llet d u rin g judging, which w ill ev en tu a lly tu rn o u t suc­
b ro u g h t o u t by th ese ro u n d -ta b le C rea, y o u n g an d good-looking m em ­ McKpn7le nass and aro u n d th e Oasis. L o g an ’s b ro th er.
ow ned by Mrs. W illard H erm cnn
speeches. O pinions on th e T uesday b er of h is firm . K ay fa lls for Mc­
cessfully. T he office Is a clu tte re d -
w hich she v alv ed a t $200.
ploon lunches b r ev en in g m eetin g C rea, an d p resen tly fa lls deeply in
tp mess a t p resen t b u t as soon as
love
w
ith
him
.
L
ily
an
gets
to
w
ork
w as co n sid erab ly divided, b u t all fa ­
he carp en ter-su rg eo n s hnve finished
BULLDOGS DEFEAT BOARDMAN
vored th e c o n tin u an ce of th e club. on th e d o u g h ty P a lle tte , an d fa lls
n th e su rg ery , e v ery th in g w ill be
deeply
in
love
w
ith
h
is
dough.
Com­
M any p ro fita b le su g g estio n s w ere
ra n q u il ag ain .
24-18 IN FIRST GAME FRIDAY
m nde th a t w ill help in m a k in g the p licatio n s arise w hich a re both h u ­
It has been rum ored tha* Bert
m orous an d d ra m a tic in th e ir effect:
•
e sfu l.
(F ro m th e B ulldog)
Ion's a tte n tio n h as been a rre ste d by
P
a
lle
tte
's
w
ife,
L
uclle
W
eb
ster
G
lea­
a v m discveslon, a m otloi
T he B ulldog hoopm en surged fo r­ t delegation of th re e local m atro n s
w ard F rid ay , D ecember 19. a t th<
w as m ade by Mr. Ben G erk in g and son, a rriv e s on th e scene; K ay is d is­
au d ito riu m to defeat th e B oardm an who a re w orkers on th t re lie f com­
seconded by M r. H. K. D ean, th a t covered to have a h u sb an d -sk eleto n
m ittee. L a te r they m et In th e H e r­
q u in te t 24-16.
th e club c o n tin u e w ith th e ir Tues- in th e clo set: McCrea learn s of th e
P lay in g th ro u g h o u t th e gam e war m iston L ig h t & P ow er office and
g
irls
’
trick
ery
.
B
ut
it
all
comes
o
u
t
d-’v noon lunches except th a t th»
verv rugged. The H erm iston tia ra drew J. A. C lark Into th e co ntrover-
s ta rte d th e play w ith a sw ift rush
!•> t m eetin g in th e m o n th be mad- to a h ap p y and seren e fin ish , in
down th e floor, w hich resu lted in a ;y. The last to arriv e wa- Rev. W a l­
cn evening, a com m ittee be ap p o in t w hich fio one g ets h u rt.
lace Jones. T he la tte r aYrtval on
basket.
O
thers
w
ho
c
o
n
trib
u
te
to
th
e
g
en
­
ed by th e c h a ir to a rra n g e fo r th e
The B ulldogs w ere able to keep the scene m akes It sound bad for
tim e of th e ev en in g m eetin g th a t eral in te re s t of th is sw iftly-paced
the lend th ro u g h o u t th e game. At N ation.
th e end of th e second and fo u rth
w ould be m ost s u ita b le to ail. The an d w itty pro d u ctio n a re A llan Dine
T he
R eeves fam ily u n lo ad in g
h
a
rt,
R
o
b
ert
McW
ade.
J
u
d
ith
Wood.
q u a rte r Coach C ochran replaced the
m otion w as passed. A m otion was
along the c o n -retc. each g o in g his
re g u lars w ith th e second strin g .
G
eorge
B
arb
ler,
L
u
cille
B
row
ne,
Ad­
also m ade an d seconded th a t th e p re ­
T he lin eu p follow s;
R epara'e w ay. Dn<l Peeves has been
Ames,
A nderson Lawler,*
sid en t ap p o in t a n o m in a tin g com ­ rie n n e
L. F., M artin
R. F. Pierce on tbo sick list b r t <s able to c h a u f­
C laire Dodd. P a tric ia C aron and
C.,
Bowman
m itte e for th e firs t m e etin g in J a n ­
Louise B eavers.
L. O., H am m on
R. O. Klnges fer h is fam ily a'” , :t. a ra in .
u a ry . A ris in g vote of th a n k s w as
f p r ln g su rely Is not fa r aw av now
S u b stitu te s: N eary, H u n t, Cox, H a r­
also given for th e effo rts of th e e n ­
ris, and Reeves.
th a t Tom F ra s e r has v 'a y lv e d sev­
College Students Home.
te r ta in m e n t com m ittee In a rra n g in g
eral old cronies In fro n t of th e Ore­
College s tu d e n ts hom e for th e h o li­
RUTH BENSE l " e MPLOYED AT
fo r th e ev e n in g ’s e n te rta n im e n t.
gon H ard w are and In s ta n tly becomes
days a re : S h irley B row nson, W al­
T he follow ing m em bers w ere p re­ th e r O tt. A lb ert K en n in g s. Dick Up­
th e c en te r In m ak in g conversation.
HERALD OFFICE THIS WEEK
sen t.
O ur prospective c a n d id a te for S en­
ham , M orris P ierso n , an d H erb ert
H. E. H itt, p resid en t. A. W. T u rn - and G ladys S w arn er, all from O re­
The H erm iston H erald s ta ff w ill a to r from th e second congressional
b lad. B. 8. K ingsley. R. H. McAtee. gon S ta te college;
F ra n c is Sale,
spend th e C h ristm as vacation th e ir d is tric t try in g to locate R. G. P en­
W. J. W a rn e r. F. B. Sw ayze, C lark F ra n k Sw ayze. and M arlon H en d er­
se p a ra te w ays. Miss R uth Rcnsel ney T uesday to baw l him o u t for
P au l, J. A. C lark . J . 8. B u rn h am . son, all from th e U n iv ersity of O re­
w ill w ork in th e office d u rin g the not being p resen t a t G range Monday
A lfre g jQ u irta g . R. A. B row nson. H. gon; B illy F elth o u se. from W h itm an
absence of Miss Stoop w ho left W ed­ n ig h t. R. O. needs a se c re ta ry to
K. D ean. H. L. P ro p st. E. P. Dodd, college a t W alla W a lia : and E rn est
nesday aftern o o n fo r Soda Springs, "m ake a not of It” for th ese im por­
T hom as C am pbell, C has. T ay lo r. H. Cox from A lbany college. Also Oscar
Idaho, w here she w ill spend p a rt of ta n t m eetings.
W . Som m ers. Ben G erk in g . F . V. Mlkenell from O.8.C.
T he ed ito r of th is eolum e w ishes
th e holidays. E n ro u te hom e Miss
P rim e, A. W . M arble. O. O. F e lt-
Stoop w ill stop a few days In E lgin, all the v ictim s of "a lo n g th e con­
house. A. F . R o h rm an . W. W F elt-
SLOAN-SEATON
O regon, to v isit frie n d s and re la ­ c re te ” A M erry C h ristm as and a
house. Jim P earso n . W. L. H am m ,
Miss B etty Sloan of Echo,
tives. and w ill re tu rn to H erm iston H appy New Y ear. D u rin g our ab ­
B e rt N ation. Geo. H a rk e n rld e r. H . A. m arried to R o b ert S eaton of B aker
J a n u a ry 3. A lfred Q u lrln g w ill vis­ sence over th e C hristm as holidays
P an k o w . Tom F ra s e r, Sam Nye, Joe O regon, In P en d leto n , T uesday, De-
it w ith his p a re n ts in D allas, O rs., we hope e v e ry th in g goes O. K. w ith
N o rto n , F. C. M cKenzie, Geo. W ag­ re mber 12. Mrs. Seaton is W orthy
re tu rn in g S unday evening. Miss Ben- o u r m any frien d s. We w ill be gone
n e r. A- n . N orton. R aym ond Walfc- Matron o f the >oc»I order Pt SM tern
sel w ill be In c h arg e of th e office over tho firs t of th e y ear so you
•r. G, D Bent, atfd n. 9, OM
never can tell what w ill happen,
during 61» »baepcc.
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