To Soil — Tell! A d v e r t in g is Your Best Bet Now .
One ta le n t u tilized In a single d i
rectio n w ill do in fin ite ly m ore th a n
ten ta le n ts sc a tte re d .— O. S. W arden
VOLUME XXVI
NUMBER 19
Wrmiainn Heralh
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTV, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1932
PRESIDENT FARM
BUREAU FOURTH
CONSECUTIVE YEAR
HERMISTON PROJECT TO
HAVE NEW HATCHERY
MAJORITY RULE
POSTPONEMENT OF
MONDAY BIGGEST DAY IN
HISTORY OF LOCAL LIBRARY
HERD IMPROVEMENT
ASSO CIATIO N TO
REORGANIZE, 1932
O ur C ountry— th e stro n g est, ric h
est, freest, hap p iest of th e n atio n s
of th e e a rth .— G eorge F irsb ie H oar.
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER YEAR
YOUTH BREAKS DOWN WHEN
TOLD OF FATHER’S DEATH.
RICHARDS’ FRIENDS
TO SUPPORT HIM
FOR CONGRESSMAN
A n o th er step in th e b u ild in g up f
Monday, J a n u a ry 4, was th e big-
th e H erm isto n p ro ject is th e open in g
LA GRANDE, Ore., J a n . 4. __ A
re»» day in th e h isto ry of th e H er
o t a ch ick an d poult h a tc h e ry by Mr.
youth
w ho
w histled
w hen
in
m
iston
co
u
n
ty
lib
ra
ry
,
according
to
an d Mrs. N. J . V anskike w ho fo r th e
form ed of th e d eath of a police
12884928
airs. R. A. B row nson, lib ra ria n ,
■past ten y ears have o p erated a poul
m an he had sh o t, who san g d e fia n t
w hen 112 books w ere loaned. A to ta l
try farm an d h a tc h e ry in th e M ilton
ly w hen th e gallow s th reaten ed ,
PROJECT HEADS REPORT AT an d F re e w a te r sectio n of th e W alla | COMMERCIAL CLUB TO ELECT AT of 12,199 books w ere loaned d u rin g
broke down S unday w hen he learned
1931, w hich is 2100 more th a n w ere GASTRIC PURCHASE PURE BRED
W alla valley.
I
th a t an iro n ic rev ersal of th e s itu a TO START CAMPAIGN IN THE
ANNUAL MEETING.
loaned
in
1930,
m
aking
1931
th
e
T he tr a c t know n as th e F. B '
SPECIAL NIGHT MEETING.
tio n had occurred back home in
JERSEY BULL FROM E.O.S.H.
biggest y e a r in th e history of th e
NEAR FUTURE.
Sw ayze p ro p erty a d jo in in g H erm is- j „
,
, „
I ~
M issouri; learn ed th a t his own fa
Poultry Merely Held Own During
lib rary .
to n h as been acq u ired and w ill be j Keport ° r Nominating Committee
th
e
r,
him
self
a
policem
an,
w
as
one
Past Year; Decided Increase
Mrs. B row nson says th a t m ore Five Boarders Detected in Month
of six officers fa ta lly sh o t by des Has Made Many Friends Over State
o p erated as a p o u ltry farm , w ith Disregarded Following Discussion ;
of December; High Test Cow
people a re re a d in g this w in te r th a n
in Turkeys.
Through Grange W ork: Sympathies
peradoes la st S atu rd ay .
h a tc h e ry in co nnection. T he tr a c t is
Nominations to be Open.
ever before and are p atro n izin g th e
Averages 90.1 Lbs. Fat.
S h eriff Jesse B reshears walked
Are With the Fanner.
equipped w ith a h a tc h e ry b u ild in g
lib
ra
ry
.
P
erh
ap
s
people
are
le
ttin
g
A t th e a n n u a l m eetin g of th e
back to th e cell occupied by Keitl:
an d p o u ltry house, as well as brood
E lectio n of officers for th e y ear
su b scrip tio n s to m agazines lapse and
U m atilla P ro ject F arm B u reau held
W ith th is rep o rt of th e U m atilla
A t th e last m eetin g of th e S ta n
C rossw hite, 19, and Jo h n Owens,
e r houses. T h e p o u ltry house w ill 1932 was postponed a t th e T uesday
a re bo rro w in g them from th e li H erd Im provem ent association, the
D ecem ber 29 a t th e
M ethodist
be rem odeled.
28, tw o M issourians w ho sh o t Stale field G range, m em bers passed a reso
noon-day
lunch
eo
n
of
th
e
H
erm
iston
eh u rch , officers for th e y ear 1932
b rary . Instead of a tte n d in g show s y ear 1931 closes and th e association
As soon as a few m inor re -a rra n g e C om m ercial club, w hen a m otion to th ey sta y a t home, spending th e ir w ill be reo rg an ized some tim e th is P olicem an Amos H elm s, O ctober 18 lu tio n to th e effect th a t they w ould
w ere elected. H. J. O tt w as elected
t
h
a
t
effect,
m
ade
by
W.
W.
F
e
lt-
w hen he a ttem p ted to question su p p o rt J. M. R ichards, W o rth y
evenings read in g . Mrs. Brow nson be m onth. T he m em bership w ill be
p resid en t of th e o rg an izatio n for th e m ents can be m ade th e in c u b a to rs
la ste r, for a c a n d id a te to re p resen t
them , and inform ed K eith th a t his
house and seconded by Sam
Nye,
will
be
se
t
up.
lieves th a t th e reaction of th e de m ade up betw een now and th e last
fo u rth consecutive tim e; New Mad
he second co n g reg atio n al d is tric t in
w as passed.
.a th e r, Ollie C rossw hite, S pring
pression is show n in a good many week in th e m onth, w hen election of
den w as elected vice p re sid e n t; C.
the h alls of Congress. Mr. R ich ard s
field. Mo., detective, was kille
P re sid e n t H itt presided o v er th e ways.
officers w ill be held, acco rd in g to
M.
Jackson,
se c re ta ry -tre a su re r. PENDLETON DEFEATED BY
has accepted th e candidacy and w ill
w hen he and o th ers w ere attem p
m
eetin
g
and
called
fo
r
th
e
re
p
o
rt
of
the se c re ta ry , L. C. Dyer.
P ro ject leaders w ere elected as fol LOCAL TEAMS.
tin g to c a p tu re H nrry Y oung, m ur soon s t a r t his cam paign.
th e n o m in a tin g com m ittee. C h a ir HORSHOE CONTEST STAGED BE
low s: L. C. D yer, d a iry ; Mrs. G enn,
The re p o rt for D ecem ber also der suspect.
G range m em bers feel th a t Mr.
m
an
W.
J.
W
a
rn
e
r
p
resen
ted
J.
A.
p o u ltry ; J. Jen d rzejew sk i, ro d en t
show s th a t P ete C astric purchased
T he H erm isto n h ig h school bas
The s h e riff s 'Id w hen K eith reat’ R ichards w ill serve well as a farm
TWEEN I.O.O.F. LODGE DISTRICTS
C
lark
for
p
resid
en
t,
A.
F.
R
o
h
rm
an,
c o n tro l; IV. G. R odda, bees an d fa ir k etb all team defeated th e St. Jo
a p u re bred Jersey bull from the
th e teleg ram b e a rin g
th e
tragi» conscious m an. w ho has, because of
* v ice p resid en t, and A lfred Q u lring,
e x h ib its ; leg islativ e co m m ittee wae se p h ’s A cadem y team in a gam e
E a ste rn O regon S tate H ospital. Ac
A
horseshoe
to
u
rn
a
m
e
n
t
w
as
news and w hich B reshears ha< ti s tr a in in g an d sym pathies, the
se
c
re
ta
ry
-tre
a
s
u
re
r.
A
fter
these
composed of heads of all p ro jects; packed w ith th rills and ex citem en t
lu a lif k a tie n s
w o rth
considering.
stag ed T uesday n ig h t betw een the co rd in g to Dr. M cNary, supervisor handed him , the youth
collapsed
A. D. S m ith, crop experim ents.
la st W ednesday n ig h t on th e local n o m in atio n s w ere suggested, Dr. A. H erm iston I.O.O.F. lodge team and of th e h erd , it is one of the best and the county physician w as called \ f t e r g ra d u a tin g from A nn A rbor,
W.
C
h
risto
p
h
erso
n
moved
th
a
t
th
e
All p ro ject lead ers rep o rted some co u rt.
bulls ever bred th e re a t th e hospital. in to tr e a t him .
M ichigan,, he w as ad m itted to the
nam e of O. O. F elth o u se also be th e P en d leto n team in th e m eeting
progress in vario u s lines on th e
F ive b oarders w ere detected and
inr and practiced law. A fter a tim e _
H erm isto n sta rte d o u t by scoring placed on th e b allo t for p resid en t. h a ll In P en d leto n . The b arn y ard
Policem
an
H
elm
s
died
December
project.
a b ask et w ith some nice team w ork
to u rn a m e n t w as staged betw een sla u g h te re d in Decem ber, through '10 a fte r m onths of d esp erate effor I le Rave l,P *iIh P ractice and en tered
A
discussion
follow
ed
th
e
re
p
o
rt
of
th e re g u la r testin g .
D airy p ro ject leader, L. C. Dyer, In th e firs t m in u te of play. A fter
C aptain L o ch rid g e’s Sand T oads of
had failed to effect his recovery, and in to various business e n te rp rises,
in g iv in g h is re p o rt sta te d th a t th e th a t th e score see-saw ed back and th e n o m in a tin g c o m m itte e ' w hich H erm iston and C aptain M ilt R oss’s
T h irty -fiv e herds w ere on test
the d is tric t a tto rn e y 's office stated and farm ing. The experiences gained
b
ro
u
g
h
t
ou
t
a
m
otion
th
a
t
election
U m atilla C ooperative C ream ery, o r fo rth and th e la st few m in u te s of
d u rin g D ecem ber w ith 587 cows e n
B uckaroos of P endleton
th a t first degree m u rd er charges a t fa rm in g has caused Mr. R ich ard s
of
officers
be
postponed
u
n
til
the
rolled, of w hich 70 cows w ere dry.
ganized less th a n a y ear ago is in p lay w ere b re a th -ta k in g as th e lo
will probably be placed a g a in s t the to have a real sym pathy for th e
T
he
S
and
T
oads
playing
th
e
B
uck
creasin g in m em bership an d p roduc cals had b u t a one p o in t lead. The n ex t n ig h t m eeting. T he m otion c a r
These h erd s show ed a to ta l produc ’wo M issourians.
farm er and bis problem s.
aroos in th e ir ow n correll may have
ried.
tio n . A t p resen t it has 1500 cows b all w as w orked back and fo rth but
tion of 274,245 pounds of m ilk, con
Mr. R ich ard s has m ade m any
"A nd w hen 1 told them Helms
had
so
m
eth
in
g
to
do
w
ith
th
e
fin
al
L a te r in th e m eetin g a m otion
signed and is tu r n in g o u t m ore th a n th e P en d leto n team w as u n ab le to
ta in ln g 13939.5 lbs. fat. Sixty-six
was dead, th ey ju s t w h istled ,” Sher- frien d s in U m atilla county and
score for th e gam es, b u t a t an y ra te
1000 pounds of b u tte r per day. T he co n n ect w ith th e “dead ey e" p re w as m ade by J. A. C lark th a t the
cows av erag ed 40 lbs. of b u tte rfa t
his
ff B resh ears said today, "a n d they th ro u g h o u t the s ta te th ro u g h
th e Sand Toads w ent down to a de over th is period.
b u tte r tu rn ed o u t by th e cooperative cision and th e fin al w h istle blew re p o rt of th e n o m in atin g co m m ittee
lust san g when I told them th e y ’d •d iv id e s In G range work, and is
cisive
d
efeat
and
carried
hom
e
a
ra n k s high in q u a lity sco rin g 91 and w ith th e score 27 to 26, in fav o r of be d isreg ard ed a t th e n e x t m eeting.
H igh herd s to date, d ry cows in
probably face m urder charges. But responsible in a larg e m easure for
M em bers of th is co m m ittee w ere W. score of 9 to 3 in favor of th e B uck cluded, for th e eleventh m onth, since
92, equal to an y in th e sta te .
th e local team .
aroos.
it got K eith , yes It did, when he the successful a c tiv itie s of th e
J . W arn er, ch airm an , Tlios. F ra se r,
New m em bers have been added to
the b e g in n in g of th e te s tin g y ear in
h eard his own fa th e r
had
been S tan field O range. He also aided in
The tow n team also took th e P e n Joe N orton, Ben G erking, an d J . A.
T he H erm iston team w as made up clude:
th e U m atilla H erd Im provem ent as
Two high herds over 20
cau sin g th e cooperative a c tiv itie s of
k ille d .” — E a st O regonian.
d leton K n ig h ts of C olum bus for a C larke.
of
C
ap
tain
O.
T.
L
ochridge,
C
u
rtis
so ciation in th e p ast y ear, an d old
cows, E. O. S ta te H ospital, 77 cows,
th e G range to he m ade
p ra ctical
rid e th e sam e ev en in g w hen th ey de
Sim
ons,
V
irgil
S
m
ith,
M.
L.
W
atson,
m em bers feel th a t th e association
averaged 658.6 lbs. m ilk c o n ta in
P re sid e n t H itt ap p o in ted a com
th ro u g h th e o rg an izatio n of th e
Martins Purchase Dishon Place.
feated th em by a score of 12 to 11.
E arl B ensel, Geo. H a rk en rid er, H a r ing 28.4 lbs. fa t; Second high herd
h as com pleted a n o th e r successful
G range cooperative, of w hich he is
T h is gam e w as alm ost id en tical to m ittee to m ake all a rra n g e m e n ts for ry M cM ullen, O tto Pierce, and Gwyn
E nos M artin com pleted a tra n sa c
tu r n of th e dial. D airy h erd s are
ow ned by C. A. L ynch, 38 cows, av
th e n ex t n ig h t m eetin g d u rin g th e |
th e h ig h school gam e as It w as a
H ughes. O thers a tte n d in g w ere Geo. eraged 803.5 lbs. m ilk co n tain in g tion th is week for th e old Dishon a d irecto r. Mr. R ichards is also a
im proving as th e “ b o ard er" stock is
m em ber of the board of d irecto rs of
gam ble w ho w ould w in u n til the week of th e 25th. M em bers of th is Calcs, E a rl C arlson, W a lte r Meade,
w eeded o u t by te stin g . T he east end
27.8 lbs. fat. Two high herds from ilace on th e w est side of tow n, near the F arm B ureau C ooperative of H er
co m m ittee are Sam Nye, ch a irm a n ,
fin al w h istle.
and
F
ra
n
k
B
lld
erb
aik
.
he P ra n n F u n e ra l P arlo rs. Mr. and
of th e county is expected to give a
12 to 2o cow^ a re ow ned by C. R
W. W. F elth o u se, F. B.’ Sw ayze, Jim
m lston.
T he n e x t gam e w hich th e local P earso n , and Geo. W ag n er. T he d ate
la rg e su p p o rt to th e asso ciatio n d u r
S m ith, m ixed, 15 cows, averaged Mrs. M artin w ill move Into th e house
FUNERAL
FOR
PIERSON
h
ig
h
school
team
w
ill
en
g
ag
e
in
w
ith
is soon as rem odeling w ork now
ing 1932. Mr. D yer sta te s th a t d a iry ,
689.6 lbs. m ilk co n ta in in g 32.5 lbs
and th e h o u r of th is m eetin g w ill -be
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
eing done is com pleted. F or the ♦
stock has a b o u t held its ow n on th e Irrig o n F rid ay , J a n u a ry 8 th , and an n o u n ced in th e n ear fu tu re .
fa t; th e second high herd In th ft
♦
BABY
HELD
TUESDAY
w
ill
be
played
a
t
Irrig
o
n
.
past
several
years
th
ey
have
occu-
p ro ject, d u rin g th e p ast year.
class is ow ned by M erton
E lder,
*
ALONO THE CONCRETE
♦
)led a governm ent ow ned house. Mr. •>
A bortion and tu b ercu lo sis tests
4
F u n e ra l services w ere held T ues mixed herd of 14 cows, averaged
COUNTY AGENTS LEAVE FOR
w ere rep o rted as n o t q u ite com plete FARM BUREAU AUXILIARY
day aftern o o n for M erton lla n d c l 575.6 lbs. m ilk co n ta in in g 28.9 lbs, M artin is m an ag e r of th e H erm iston ><• V ❖
rrig a tlo n d is tric t.
CONFERENCE AT CORVALLIS
in th e free area, b o u n d aries of w hich RESUMES REGULAR MT.F.TINGS
P ierson, 7m onth-old son of Mr. and fat. Two h ig h herds u n d er 12 cows
It seems good to be back In th e
have been estab lish ed , b u t te s ts so
Mrs. S ylvan P ierson, w ho died S a t ow ned by J. S. Dyer, Jerseys, 8 cows
old city a fte r a sh o rt holiday in th e
The a n n u a l co n ference fo r co u nty u rd a y n ig h t In th e H erm iston M edi averaged 542.4 lbs. m ilk containing
anuary Turkey Shipment Date Set. frigid regions. B ut we don’t th in k
fa r m ade show a su rp ris in g decrease
A fter a v acatio n of tw o re g u la r
in both diseases.
m eetin g s d u rin g th e holid ay s and ag e n ts held in C orvallis th is week cal hospital. The little fellow took 30.6 lbs. fa t; and L. C. Dyer, 8 J e r
T he E a stern O regon T u rk ey G row it is q u ite fa ir fo r J. M. B iggs to
G a rn e t D. B est, a s s is ta n t county bad w eath er, th e F arm B u reau Aux- w ill be th e c e n te r of In te re st for sick tw o weeks ago and since th a t seys, averaged 479.8 lbs. m ilk con ers’ association w ill m ake its Jan - tak e ad v an ta g e of us in o u r " a lo n g
a&ent8 ° Ver th e 8 ta te ' G arn et tim e had grow n stead ily w orse. Com ta in in g 26.8 lbs. fat.
a g en t, gave a re p o rt on th e O akland, ilia ry w ill resum e Ï ts ” m'e7ti'ngs F r i 3 “ 7
lary tu rk ey sh ip m en t F rid a y , De the co n crete" colum n d u rin g o u r a b
Or., tu rk e y show w hich w as held day, J a n u a r y 1 5 th , In th e club house D. B est, a ss ista n t co u n ty a g e n t for p licatio n s of m astoid tro u b le and in
The tw o high cows In th e asso em ber 15th, according to a report sence. W e’ll get It back som ehow,
U m atilla co u n ty , sta tio n e d h e re ; te s tin a l flu w ere th e cause of his ciatio n th is m onth a re V olunteerus
D ecem ber 17 to 19, a t w hich H e r in C olum bia d istric t.
tiven out by th e P re sid e n t J. Jen- 's it our fa u lt th a t we don’t possess
W a lte r H olt, U m atilla co u n ty ag en t, death.
m iston grow ers displayed th ir ty dres
Spot, ow ned by th e E a ste rn Oregon irzejew ski, and is expected to run th a t 9. A.
A p ro g ram w ill be given an d Mrs.
sed tu rk ey s. Mr. Best sta te d th a t the Wm. T u ck er w ill re la te h e r e x p eri sta tio n e d in P e n d le to n ; Chas. S m ith,
Maybe you have noticed the tw o
wo full carloads.
R eports to the
Rev. O scar W. P ay n e officiated a t S ta te H o sp ital, a 3-year-old pure
d isplay a ttra c te d m uch a tte n tio n due ences on h e r tr ip to F ran ce as a co u n ty ag e n t for M orrow co u n ty, th e services held in th e M ethodist bred Jersey , averaged 1386 lbs. milk issoclatlon also in d ic a te th a t th ere | smal1 cardboards n ailed on th e fro n t
to th e fact th a t pro d u ctio n costs Gold S ta r M other. E veryone is co r sta tio n e d a t H ep p n er; and Mr. L a r church. The body w as laid to rest co n ta in in g 90.1 lbs. fa t; and Rosa- w ill be enough b ird s for a F ebru- j ot th e ,ocal telephone office bulld-
son co u n ty a g e n t fo r M alh eu r co un
h ere w ere six cen ts low er th a n in d ially in v ite d to a tte n d .
dell, from th e sam e herd, a 5-year- ir y shipm ent.
ing. C uriousity caused us to ask C.
in th e H erm iston cem etery.
ty, all left M onday m o rn in g for
th e R oseburg d is tric t. As an a d v er
old pure bred Jersey, averaged 1227
A. P au l w h at It w as ail about. He
C orvallis w h ere th e y w ill rem ain
tis in g m easure, th e e x h ib it should COMPLETE RECORD GIVEN FOR
lbs. ta n k co n ta in in g 71.2 lbs. fat.
answ ered th a t th e y w ere to cover
Card of Thanks.
u n til Sunday. T hey p lan to re tu rn to
D ate
S eventeen cows w ere listed on the
b rin g re tu rn s to th e d is tric t, as w as
Max Min. v e n tila to rs in o rd er to keep o u t th e
W e w an t to express o u r a p p re c ia honor roll for th e te s tin g m onth of 3ecem ber 31 ....................... 37.. ... 30
forseen by th e H erm isto n C om m er RHODE ISLAND REDS DECEMBER th e ir home M onday, J a n u a r y 11th.
d ra f t when O. O. F elthouse w ent by.
tion to all who w ere concerned December.
a n u a ry 1 ... ........................ 36 .....28
cial Club, th e U m atilla P ro je c t F arm
W h at a grand tim e we m ust have
Mrs. E a rl W ilson an d son. Jack , about th e w elfare of o u r fam ily and
C. C. Mason, local b reed er of
a n u a ry 2 ... ........................ 35.. ... 30 had d u rin g the holidays to sleep so
B u reau , and th e E a ste rn Oregon
w ho have been v is itin g a t th e hom e baby Cleo, d u rin g h e r illness. We
R
hode
Islan
d
Reds,
w
ho
ow
ns
the
Mrs. W illiam S h a a r w ho has been
a n u a ry 3 ... ........................ 38 ... .29 soundly (h a t we let o u r sta tio n slip
T u rk ey G row ers’ asso ciatio n , fin a n
only tra p n e ste d Reds in Oregon, of Mrs W ilso n ’s siste r, Mrs. George tr u ly hope to he able to re n d e r good q u ite ill a t h e r hom e th e p ast week,
a n u a ry 4
cial backers of th e ex h ib it.
........................ 37.. ... 27 by unnoticed w hen th e P o rte r did
W ag n er, left S a tu rd a y
fo r th e ir to th is society In th e fu tu re.
Is very m uch Im nroved.
Miss Ina January 5 ... ........................ 36.
P o u ltry w as rep o rted to have held th is side of Hood R iver, tu rn e d in
.30 not aw aken us. B ut w hen we did
hom
e
In
V
ancouver,
W
ash
in
g
to
n
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
W.
V
alen
tin
e
L e n h a rt has been ta k in g c are of her
its ow n d u rin g 1931. A t th e close of a com plete m o n th ’s re p o rt of his
la n u a ry 6
............ .......... 45.. ... 30 become aw ake enough to realize o u r
1930 th e re w ere 33,574 lay in g hens tw elv e p u lle ts th is w eek. T he a v e r
T h ere was 13 p recip itatio n . W ea- p lig h t— w hat an aw ak en in g .
Miss
on th e p ro ject an d a t th e close of age p er b ird fo r th e fu ll m o n th of
h er co nditions have been mild this Buck seem s to have sta rte d the new
1931 th e re a re 33,727, w hich show s D ecem ber w as 19 2-3. Two high
veck w ith balm y days.
y ear o u r rig h t by sleeping in Mon
th a t p o u ltry ra is in g is a sta b le in hen s dayed 4 9 eggs d u rin g th e
day m orning. S u p e rin te n d e n t Mc-
d u stry here. G row ers have w isely m o n th , one 24 an d one 25. One layed
Atee had to w rite dow n a ta rd y
4 record for her but lia s been u n ab le
culled th e ir flocks closely b u t have ten days s tra ig h t. One hen h ad th e J
record
of
’19
eggs
in
20
days.
not decreased th em in n um ber. The
COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES
♦ to o b tain a sa tisfa c to ry excuse for
<• sam e.
No lig h ts a re used in th e houses
re p o rt show ed th a t th e in crease in
tu rk e y ra isin g has been decidely an d o n ly tw o eggs w ere layed on
T h ere was q u ite a quiver-y wave
J u a n ita
W ells re tu rn e d
home sw ept over H erm iston T uesday n ig h t
h ig h er. D u rin g 1930, 8,611 tu rk ey s th e floor, th e rest w ere layed at
uesday from P en d leto n w here she th a t puzzled m any. T his w as solved
w ere raised, and in 1931, 10,800 n ig h t. T he flock was h atch ed A pril
ias been sp en d in g th e C h rlstib as when it was learned th a t H er-B ert
.m onths of age, th e
birds w ere raised , an in crease of 20th an d a t 7
/a c a tio n w ith h er a u n t.
2,189.
h en s av erag ed over 6 pounds and
w as sh iv e rin g w hile in th e a c t of
Mrs. H eiscam per w as a v isito r at p a in tin g prices on the M acM arr
P re sid e n t O tt gave an o u tlin e of th e cockerels o v er 9 pounds. These
he F. W. Lenz hom e T uesday a fte r sto re w indow s. Boy! B ut th a t w ind
th e possible line of w ork th a t m ig h t ch ick en s a re d irect descen d an ts Oom
noon.
be ta k e n up by th e o rg an izatio n a 250-egg " n e v e r-se t” hen and have
w as cold.
Mrs. P ete N o rq u ist w as ra ile d to
d u rin g th e y ear 1932. An in te rlo c k c e rta in ly m ade a fine record for
We sorl o f c h e c k e d up on Adolph
W allula, Or., by th e sudden illness
ing d ire c to ra te of all cooperatives th is tim e of th e year.
R ohrm an over Hie holidays w hen we
if
h
er
d
a
u
g
h
te
r-in
-la
w
,
Mrs.
I
eon
w hich a t p resen t n u m b er a h a lf doz
m et up w ith som e of his form er
Worquist. Mrs. N o rq u ist Is a dangh-
Mrs. Georgia Barrow Wilmot.
en or m ore on fh e p ro ject, m ay be
school te a c h e r frien d s from P endle
er
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
W.
Lenz.
form ed. It is th o u g h t th a t th is w ill
ton. We alw ays th o u g h t of A dolph
F u n e ra l services w ere held Nev
Mr. and Mrs. J, A. H ally b u rto n
p rev en t d u p licatio n of effo rt.
as so rt of a pion chap, before.
Y ears day for Mrs. G eorgia B arrow
avc moved to th e E d w ard 's ranch,
A ssistan t C ounty A gent Best re W ilm ot, 76, w ho died a t h e r home
The ‘ la te Police » a - checking op
nown as th e A kers place.
ported th a t th e 4-H club ach iev e In U m atilla T uesday, D ecem ber 29,
n H arold Pace Tb •riday m o rning
F
lorence
Udey
w
as
a
week
cm
m ent day program w ould be a rra n g from an a tta c k of b ro n cal p n eu
nest at th e hom e of M argaret Felt- a fte r be had loaik-d H ornhnnt’s new
ed for som e d a te in th e n e a r fu tu re. m onia. Rev. O scar W. P ayne o ffic ia
delivery tru c k nc-i v a
reafly to
ousc.
A rran g em en ts ar» now u n d e r w ay ted a t th e services and th e body was
s t a r t out. H arold di 1 not lose m uch
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
W.
Bloom
were
w ith officials a t C orvallis and th e ta k e n to P en d leto n fo r b u rial.
m a tilla v isito rs B unday, w ith tlicit tim e g e ttin g u n d e r way a fte r th a t
d a te w ill be set for th e p resen tatio n
Mrs. W ilm ot w as born in L asalle,
to we d id n ’t get to Inquire if It was
»lighter,
Mrs. F ay G ardenier.
of pin s and tro p h ies to 4 - h club Illin o is. She is surv iv ed by one
an u n d e r age charge.
T
he
U
dey's
Home
T
ow
ners
orches-
m em bers on th e p ro ject. The m eet d a u g h te r, Mrs. H a rry Ude of San
If those employed In th e m ill a ’
ra p ra e tk e d a t th e Joe Udey home
in g w ill be u n d e r th e auspices of F ran cisco , C alif., and one son, Sid
the
F arm B ureau C ooperative could
ionday
evening.
th e F arm B ureau and w ill ba a p u b ney W ilm ot of U m atilla.
W ord hfe te e n received of th e 1 have lived In W eb ster’s tim e th e re
lic g a th e rin g . *
e a th of Mrs. L. P elkey of R ichland, probably would have been a lot more
, M ore th a n 4o m illion d o llars have
'a llfo rn ia . who is th e d a u g h te r of words added to th e volum e w ritte n
B* d
W„ L '
'b een collected by th e s ta te as a tax
Since th e F arm B ureau
Mr. and Mrs. L. H am m er. Mrs. H am by him .
M onday n ig h t fo r V ancouver. W n„ on m otor veh icle fuels since th e
per. who has been w ith her. w ill put in paper bags In place of b u rlap ,
w here Mrs. H am m w ill receive m edi adoption of th e law in 1919. Of th is
-eturn S atu rd ay and plans to bring for some of th e feeds, the boys have
cal a tte n tio n . Mrs. Ham m h as been am o u n t $2,693,327.86 has been re
le r fo u r g ra n d c h ild re n w ith her. been in v e n tin g new words. W ilson
in poor h e a lth fo r sev eral weeks.
funded on claim s p resented by those
Miss F an n ie Todd has re tu rn e d to told th e salesm an th e o th e r day th a t
E dm ond
B riggs fs a ss istin g
Jim
h e r te a c h in g In Colum bia a fte r a he need not b rin g any m ore sacks
C layton In the d ru g store during Mr. u sin g th e fuel fo r o th e r purposes
unless he b ro u g h t a new d ictlo n ery
than on the highways
Hamm's absence.
(C ontlhue'4 on last p age)
| along w ith them .
The Holidays Are Over
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