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be responsible, bu t one th a t does ad ­
vertise has to be.
Read th e ads
and let them g uide y o u r buying.
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VOLUME XXVI
if
Wrmtatmt limitò
No woman is educated who is not
equal to the successful m anagem ent
of a fam ily.— B urnap.
NUMBER 22
HERMISTON. UMATILLA COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28. 1932
FELTHOUSE ELECTED
PRESIDENT HERMISTON
COMMERCIAL CLUB
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER YEAR
*
■>
UMATILLA NEWS ITEMS
♦
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LOCAL BUSINESS MEN
PLEDGE SUPPORT TO
HERMISTON BAKERY
DATE SET FOR ANNUAL
CO-OP. CREAMERY MEETING
The U m atilla Cooperative C ream ­
ery w ill hold Its an n u al m eeting
S atu rd ay , F e b ru a ry 6, a t the M eth­
odist ch u rch a t 10:00 a. m.. accord­
ing to ann o u n cem en t m ade by th e
m anager B, E. Sykes. A business
m eeting w ill be conducted for th e
pl,rp°8e of elec tin g four directors,
each to serve for tw o years. L unch
w ill be served a t noon
The U m atilla C ooperative C ream ­
ery was o rganized last Ju n e when
cream ery eq u ip m en t was purchased
from Cecil W a rn e r and W. W est,
ow ners of th e H erm iston C ream ery
who left im m ediately for G range­
ville, id lah o , to open a cream ery in
a new field. O peration sta rte d in the
sam e b u ild in g Ju ly 1st, w ith a p ­
proxim ately »1500 w orth of new
equipm ent added.
P resent d irecto rs are G. R. G reg­
ory, C olum bia: R, V. Jones, I r r i­
gon; J. S. R ogers, S tan field ; E. L.
Jackson, M in n eh ah a; A. E. M cFar­
land, U m atilla; L. C. Cooney, Board-
m an; A. H ayden, Echo and the Mea­
dows.
CO-OP. MEMBERS
*
ELECT DIRECTORS
WOOL GROWERS
♦
*
IRRIGON NEWS
♦
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♦
BULLDOGS WIN
TWO SUCCESSIVE
BASKETBALL GAMES
Mrs. E rn e st Peck has re tu rn e d
❖ ❖ ❖ <•
from S eattle w here sh e has been vis-
Mrs. B ow biare left T hursday for
R ing since th e C h ristm as holidays.
a w eeks’ visit w ith her siste r at 1
Mr. and Mrs. K en n eth T ru m b u ll
C ottage Grove, Oregon.
sp en t S unday v is itin g w ith Mrs.
Mrs. Bessie W isdom and son,
NEW PRESIDENT WILL APPOINT T ru m b u ll’s p a re n ts in S tan field .
Bishop, w ere business visitors in
UNIFORM PRICE AGREED UPON
Miss
Jessie
K
lages
of
H
erm
isto
n
COMMITTEES TUESDAY.
MEETING H E L D IN COUNTY H erm iston S aturday.
sp en t th e week end w ith h er frien d
AT MEETING.
Mrs. W. C. Isom visited Mrs. H a r­ SECOND STRING PLAYS IN HALF
D orothy M attlce here.
AGENT S OFFICE. PENDLETON. vey W arn er F rid ay afternoon.
Program for Year Will be Lined Up
Mrs. F lorence T ipple and Doro­
AGAINST STANFIELD.
O rvill B enefiel and Donald Mc­
y M attice m otored to P end leto n More Volume Means Better Grade of
at Next Regular Meeting; Road - th
Unusually
Heavy
Vote
Indicates
C
arth
y
of
W
alla
W
alla,
W
n.,
are
W ednesday on business.
Bread for Merchants; Customer’s
here fo r a few weeks v isit in the Arlington Defeated in Hard Fought
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es K eenie ac­
Work Discussed.
Growing Interest: New Board Will home of th e ir uncle, Chas. B enfiel.
Eattle Saturday Night, 22-18;
Support Asked.
com panied by th e ir N ephew Jam es
W ord w as received here T h u rs­
Meet February 8, Pendleton.
tep h en s and L orene L ash, m otored
At th e re g u la r m eetin g of th e S
day
by
Fred
C
aldw
ell
th
a
t
his
bro­
Martin Injurs Leg.
to K ennew ick S a tu rd ay n ig h t.
In a m eetin g W ednesday n ig h t at
th e r C lifford C aldw ell died W ednes­
H erm iston
C om m ercial club T ues­
F ra n c is S tephens, who is em ploy­ w hich all th e i rocery sto res of H er­
Carl W hitm ore, Joseph, Oregon, day a t the Soldiers Home a t Rose­
day nlR ht, J a n u a ry 26. O. O. F elt-
The H erm iston B ulldogs took two
w ill rep resen t th e counties of U m a­ b u rg . H e was laid to rest in the Eu-
house w as elected p resid en t of the ed on th e M aryhill F erry , sp en t th e m iston w ere rep resen ted , an ag ree­
week end in U m atilla w ith irien d s m ent w as reached th a t all grocery
b ask etb all gam es last w eek, one
gene cem etery.
tilla
and
W
allow
a
on
th
e
board
of
o rg an izatio n , succeeding H. E. H itt. and
relativ es.
sto res w ould carry n o th in g b u t H er­
Ben G erking w as elected vice p resi­
Mr. and Mrs. Jes* O liver and fa m ­ from S tanfield F riday n ig h t In H er­
directors of the P acific C ooperative
Miss Rosa Ricco, cam pfire leader, m iston B akery bread, to be sold at
m iston. and one from A rlington, a t
dent. and A lfred Q u irin g re-elected
W c°l G row ers fo r a n o th e r y ear as ily, and Mr. and Mrs. George Ken- A
of
th
e
U
m
atilla
cam
p
-fire
g
irls,
a
t­
rlin g to n S atu rd ay n ig h t.
u n ifo rm price, tw o loaves a t 15
•ec re ta rv -tre p su re r.
n resu lt of th e m em bership election dler, Sr., w ere g uests of Mr. and
tended
th
e
G
rand
Council
m
eetin
g
F rid ay n la h t the S tanfield boys
cents, four loaves at 29 cents, and
Mrs. W. C. Isom Sunday.
P resid en t II. E. H itt presided over
held
on
Ja
n
u
a
ry
22nd.
the
election
one larg e loaf a t 10 cents.
th e m eeting a t w hich th irty H erm is­ held in P endleton S atu rd ay .
L ittle Ilene M arkham
d a u g h te r w ere iin n b l- to prevent th e ' ’erm i--
in th is d is tric t being held a t th e
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed
Peck
and
sm
all
ton
q u in te t from p ushing th ro u g h
to n business m en w ere p resen t for
m ovem ent w as sponsored by
county a g e n t’s office | n P endleton. of Mr. and Mrs. F red M arkham has
d au g h ter, G lorja R u th , m otored to th e The
th e ir defense rep eated ly In th e flrat
th e first evening m eetin g held by W
been
very
ill
th
e
past
tw
o
weeks.
1
1
|
H
erm
isto
n
Com
m
ercial
club,
and
An
u
n
u
su
ally
beavv
vote
w
as
re
­
alla W alla F riday.
whe** they scored basket a fte r
th e club th is year. T he se cretary
Ben G erk in g of th e M acM arr store
corded in al! of th e d is tric ts served was fin ally necessary to lance hci hn’t
E rn e st Peck was em ployed on th e talk ed am ong th e business men and
The sc o re stood 20-7 In
MRS.
W.
B.
FINLEY,
th ro a t, but she is Im proving slowly. basket.
gave a renort of th e ex p en d itu res
by
the
P
acific
C
ooperative
Wool
Mr. and Mrs. J. A'. G rabeii w ere I
,h5 B ulldogs w hen
th e
and receipts for th e year 1931 and U m atilla P ly m o u th F e rry d u rin g his arra n g e d for th e m eeting. It was
G
row
ers
In
d
icatin
g
a
gro
w
in
g
in
­
Mrs. W. B. F inley died a t her
fa th e r’s absence. Mr. Ed Peck had agreed th a t w ith more volum e Mr.
d in n e r guests of Mr. and Mrs. E arl
P■
,h e f i r ,‘ h n lf-
h C McKenzie requested th a t all been
te
re
st
on
th
e
p
a
rt
of
m
em
bers
in
home h ere M onday m orning afto r a
ab sen t for sev eral days.
Isom Sunday.
j
oach C ockran ran in th e second
d o nations made for th e purpose of
W in ters, m an ag er of th e hakery,
G loria R u th , sm all d a u g h te r of could p u t o u t a b e tte r g rad e of lin g e rin g illness of some seven th e ir cooperative association and the
F ran k S tevens and Mac McCoy
f? r
pnnfl h a ,f »"»I »he
rra v e l-s u rfa c in g th e W estlan d m a r­
grow ers m a rk e tin g urogram In een-
m
onths.
F
u
n
e
ra
l
services
w
ere
held
Mr.
and
Mrs.
El
Peck,
has
been
ill
k et road, he presented im m ediately
bread .c o n ta in in g m ore m ilk, more today (T h u rsd a y ) a t 2:00 o’clock In e n l . A ssociation officials believe. w ere in B oardm an on business M011'- ' L u . h® d ’ V.fiA,d tn t,vo baskets,
w
ith
a
severe
cold
th
is
week.
J—
m aking one field goal and convert-
day.
Ip o rd er th a t th e w ork m ig h t be
lard , an d a b e tte r g rad e of flour.
the M ethodist church w ith Rev O Director-- elections a re held a n n u a l­
M axine M cNabb re tu rn e d from a
done soon to prevent th e road bed
Ira G rabiel o f. P o rtlan d
arriv ed lug tw o roul throw s for H erm iston.
A sta te m e n t was also made a t the W. P ayne sa y in g last rites. P ran n ly ut w hich tim e fourteen grow er-
v
isit
w
ith
h
er
a
u
n
t
and
uncle,
Mr.
from b eing blown aw ay by high
here M onday for a sh o rt visit w ith Lack of team w ork w as p'Udent in
and Mrs. E a rl Jack , and cousin Le- m eetin g th a t th ro u g h such coopera­ F u n eral P a rlo rs had charge of the m em bers are elected to govern the relativ es.
th e p lacin g of th e second s trin g
w inds.
,
fsso
ciatio
n
for
th
e
en
su
in
g
year.
tion of local business houses, co n fi­ service and th e body was laid to
hoys, hut they kent S tanfield in
N om inations w ere th en called for th a Z eijer in P o rtlan d .
T
he
Irrigon
basketball
tow
n
team
M
em
bers
may
vote
by
m
ail
or
in
E s th e r P ik e has re tu rn e d to Spo­ dence w ould be m ain tain ed from rest in th e H erm iston cem etery.
check by hard playing.
played
th
e
H
erm
iston
team
on
the
th e office of P resid en t and O. O.
person.
o u tsid ers w ho a re keeping in touch
Mrs. F in ley w as 74 years old and
In flip last q u a rte r H a rris scored
F elth o u se w as nam ed as th e only k an e w h ere sh e w ill resum e h e r po­ w ith a ffa irs
U m atilla floor S atu rd ay n ig h t I r r i­
here, co n tem p latin g she and h er husband would have
Mr. W hitm ore is a w ell-know n gon
s rin " c r for the Bulldogs from u n ­
won the game.
candidate. He was unan im o u sly sitio n . Miss P ike has been in U m a­ m oving to th is locality.
wool
grow
er
of
th
is
d
is
tric
t
and
has
been m arried 57 years the 5th day
The boys high school team here der the basket w hich was followed
elected. In a speech, follow ing his tilla since D ecember 11th w hen she
served several years on th e d ire c t­
H erm isto n business men feel th a t o f March th is year.
was called h ere by th e illness of h er
lost
to B oardm an high school team 'a te r hv a foul throw point, co n v ert­
election, th e new p resid en t stressed m
o
ra
te
of
tile
Pacific
C
ooperative,
other.
H anna E. W indom was born in
a b ig step has been taken in the
th a t d u rin g th e year 1932 m em bers
F rid ay n ig h t. T he gam e w as played ed by N earv. T he gam e ended w ith
w
hich
is
an
eleven
year
old
wool
S
onom
-h
county,
C
alifornia,
M
arch
S ara W u ster was given a b irth d a y w ay of cooperation, one business
th e score sta n d in g 25-18 in favor of
a t B oardm an.
should tr y to gain th e cooperation
6. 1857, and died Ja n u a ry 25, 1932, m a rk e tin g org an izatio n o p e ra tin g in
H erm iston.
of th e farm ers, in o rd er th a t more p a rty S atu rd ay aftern o o n in honor w ith a n o th e r, in m ak in g th is move. a t h er hom e in H erm iston, O regon' five w estern sta te s w ith Its p rin c i­
The reg u lar m eeting of the Irri
Local
people
w
ill
be
able
to
buy
the
T he S a tu rd a y n ig h t gam e a t A r­
G range 611, was held W ednes­
could he accom plished for th e a d ­ o r h e r fifth b irth d ay . T he little to ts
A t th e a e e of tw o years she came pal office and w arehouse in P o rt­ gon
best q u a lity bread a t a uniform
lington was one of the h ard est
vancem ent of the com m unulty. He p resen t w ere: D orothy F ay Reeves, price.
land. T he first m eeting of th e new day n ig h t, w ith a good crow d in a t­ fought gam es of the season fo r the
to
L
ynn
county.
Oregon,
w
ith
her
F
ern
B
ray,
Jo
an
B
yrnes,
Louise
Dex
also sta te d th a t he w as v itally In ­
p aren ts, w here she lived u n til 1881. hoard will he held F ebruary Sth at ten d an ce. A good program for tile Bulldogs when they defeated th e A r­
terested In th e Im provem ent o f th e ter, Gene McKenzie, G eo rg etta H or-
On
March 7, 1875, she m arried W th e A ssociation w arehouse in P o rt­ com ing year was outlined. C om m it­ lington a-’-re g a tio n by a score of
tch
,
Je
n
n
y
Reeves,
Joe
T
ucker,
THIRD SIX WEEKS AND
tees w ere appointed, and the mem
roads in th is end of th e co u n ty and
B. F inley of H a rrisb u rg , Oregon, and land.
S
arah
W
u
ster,
Em
m
a
Ju
d
y
,
E
d
ith
The loud ch eerin g of th e
bers a re looking forw ard 'to a busy
w ould do hls best to get re su lts th is
in 1881 th ey moved to a ra n ch n ear
SEMESTER
H.
S.
HONOR
ROLL
O
ther
eastern
and
cen
tral
Oregon
A
nn
Spencer,
K
eith
H
odenbough,
prosperous y ear in G range a c ­ Arlincrton g irls ’ rootpr FP^tfon al-
yenr. Mr. G erking also expressed a
P endleton
w here they lived
for grow ers elected io th e cooperative’s and
Dale
H
ia
tt,
and
J
u
n
io
r
K
irk.
m
ost
u
n
set
th e done fo r th e loeals.
tivities.
desire th a t each m em ber m ake a
The h ig h school honor roll fo r th e th re e years. From th ere they moved board of d irecto rs include: M ichael
Mrs. Ilff S tep h en s has re tu rn e d
T he lead o b tain ed by th e Bulldogs
Mrs.
V
ein
Jones
en
te
rta
in
e
d
th
r
special effo rt to su o p o rt th e club,
th ird six weeks incdules eleven s tu ­ to M orrow co u n ty w here th ey re ­ P. B arry, M errill. Ore.: G arn ett n a r ­ H. E. C. ladies a t her home T h u rs­ ill the first h a lf wns su fficien t to
not only for special m eetings b u t from a v isit to P o rtlan d .
Mr. and Mrs. G ard n er K irk and d en ts who have m ade a s tra ig h t sided u n til tw elve years ago when r a t e H eppner, O re.; F. A. P hillips. day aftern o o n . The aftern o o n was p rev en t th e "H o n k ers" from over­
th ro u g h o u t th e year.
" 2 ” , in clu d in g citizen sh ip . They th e y moved to H erm iston, and have K eatin g and Joe K eerins. Izee. sp en t by everyone being busily e n ­ com ing it.
The m eetin g was th en tu rn ed son J u n io r, and Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n a re : S eniors— Rob H enderson F ern lived here since th a t time.
W
u
ster
and
ch
ild
ren
,
and
L
ucille
W estern Oregon w ill be represented gaged In w ork in g on a b eau tifu l
In th e opening of the gam e H am ­
over to th e new P resid en t who c all­
L in d n er, an d E d n a O tt. Ju n io rs—
To th is union, six children w ere by E. A. MeCornack, E ugene, and q u ilt w hich w ill be for sale in the mond m anaged to break th ro u g h th e
ed on C. P. M cN attght. a form er resi­ B a u lt m otored to P en d leto n S unday Mary W ard. Sophom ores
E
d
ith
G.
A.
R
andner,
Scio.
D
irectors
from
w h ere th e y v isited Mr. an d Mrs.
horn, th re e w ho survive. Besides
fu tu re. The next m eeting w ill A rlington defense for the first field
d ent of H erm iston now resid in g In Jo
h n Dyer.
C larke, A nna Ray M artin , M arjorie h er husband, she leaves one b ro th er, o th e r sta te s a re J. T. A lexander. n be ear held
nt Mrs. Milo M cF arlan d ’s, goal, followed closely by a n o th e r
P o rtlan d , to speak to th e m em bers
S hafer, and E u n ice S h afer. F resh
C
hehalis,
W11.;
A
lbert
Davis.
P
ull
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
a
lte
r
C
aldw
ell,
Alonzo W indom
of B row nsville,
from Bowm an, shot from u n d er th e
th e firs t T h u rsd ay in F eb ru ary .
Mr. M cN aught com plim ented th e
m
en—
F
lo
ren
ce
Lew
is,
E
d
n
a
T
u
rn
-
m
an,
W
n.:
.1.
O.
Sorenson,
E
llen
s­
G
eorge,
Carl,
F
red
,
an
d
Clyde
C
ald­
basket. Hammon fouled and A rlin g ­
Oregon, and th re e sons, A rth u r F in-
club upon its choice of a p resid en t
blad, an d M arg u erite W in ters,
burg. W n.; J. O. Rhodes, R iggins
w
ell,
Miss
L
aree
C
aldw
ell
and
L
e­
to
n s t r y for th e point w as success­
lev
of
H
erm
isto
n
:
R
alph
F
in
ley
of
and said th a t th ere w as an evidence
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
ful.
S tu d e n ts m ak in g th e sem ester T he D alles; an d Claud F in ley of Idaho; L. A. R obertson, G arb er­
of s b e tte r sp irit w ith in th e club land S m ith w ere called to E ugene
ville. C alif.: Dr. E dw in B unnell PRESENT FARCE COMEDY
T he score stood 6-1 a t th e b eg in ­
a t p resen t th a n w hen he last v is it­ because of th e d eath oT C lifford honor rofl w ere req u ired io av erag e S tanfield.
W illow s, C alif.; J. D. Y eager, V.’el-
aldw ell a t th e V e te ra n ’s H ospital a “ 2” for th e sem ester. They are:
n i n g o f th e Recond q u a rte r, when
ed th e club six tveeks ago. P re sid e n t C
in R oseburg.
lin g to n , Nevada.
Bol) H enderson, F ern L in d n er, C a th ­ VTTATILIA MEN ARBFSTFD
T he p re se n ta tio n of th e play e n ­ -n o tb e r tw o points w ere m arked up
•elthonse then asked each m em ber
Mr. and Mrs. K irk and son. J u n ­ erin e M cM ullen, Jan ies N earv, E dna
titled . "W hen a F eller Needs a for A rlington by a foul called on
to m ake it a point to b rin g a farm er
m ak in g th e only tw o points
w ith him to th e next m eetin g a t ior, Mrs. Jo h n W u rs te r and d a u g h ­ O tt, B a rb a ra W essell, H elen W ough- ON COAL STFAIING CHARGE
HERMISTON MEDICAL HOSPITAL F rie n d ,” last T h u rsd ay n ig h t, by Cox.
te r S arah , m otored to P en d leto n ter,
M arg aret F elth o u se,
E d ith
th e J u n io r class of th e H erm iston scored hv them In th e first half.
w hich tim e some very im p o rta n t T
hursday.
T hree men w ho live below U m a­
Mrs. T. O. W aller of U m atilla high school w as well received by W ith tn rro m ore baskets by the
C larke, A nna R ay M artin , Melvola
business w ould be discussed and
H aro ld W. B uhm an an d h ls " P e p ” Root, M arjo rie S h afer, F lorence tilla , Jo h n B utson, H erb L ane, and w ho has been In th e h ospital since those a tte n d in g . E ach one of the fh’h tin g B ulldogs, th e h a lf stood
com m ittees w ould be announced.
A ris in g vote of th a n k s w as given band from H ep p n er played several Lewis, F re d ric k R an k in , E dna T u m ­ Clyde H oyt, w ere a rre ste d F rid ay S a tu rd ay in a serious physical con­ cast carried hls p a rt well.
by D enuty S h eriff B ert N ation and d itio n , wag slig h tly Im proved T h u rs
R ough p lay in g n early caused the
The plot w as centered
around
Mr. H itt for his services d u rin g th e selections a t th e b ask etb all gam e bled, an d M a rg u erite W in ters,
Mr. G arry, special d eputy for the day.
th re e young men who had recen tly dow nfall of th e locals In th e last
p a st y ear and the m eetin g a d jo u rn ­ h ere S a tu rd a y evening. Mr. B uhm an
w
as
fo
rm
erly
a
teac
h
er
in
th
e
U
m
a­
FARM
BUREAlf
AUXILIARY
!
half
ns th e H onkers »‘ow
slow iy
ly crep
crep t t
O.W
R.&N.
ra
llro
a
l,
on
a
charge
of
“ U ncle” Jo h n n y T hom of H erm is­ ra fu rn e d from over-seas follow ing !
ed.
A fter
tilla schools w hen he w as a th le tic
ste a lin g coal from railw ay cars Pnd ton Is receiving m edical care in the th e W orld w ar. Tom "Decker" ( F o ster i hvL Y i1. ,thfi n " lld? <r"’ « w e .
h o sp ital th is week
d irecto r and band lender.
E v a n s), and Bob Mills (G lenn P ier- t h ^
*way w th ,h e baI1 from
PLANS MEETING FOR FEBRUARY sellin g It fo r fin an cial gain.
LOCAL BOYS MAKE HIGH
U m atilla people m o to rin g to Echo
th e enem le’s te rrito ry , M artin looped
The men w ould board th e tr a in as
Mrs. C h ristian so n of B oardm an s° n ) a re stran d ed In a bare
last week to see th e b a sk etb all gam e
S pr.flt,y " n,e ,ri”n u n d er the basket,
The F a rm B u reau A u x iliary w ill It neared U m atilla, th ro w off coal en tered the h ospital W ednesday for w ith no money and no mean» of get
MARKS AT 0. S. C.
tin g any Immedlaielj!’ w hen they ’'
” ls leg com-
betw een th e U m atilla and Echo m eet in its re g u la r session F rid ay , as It w ent th ro u g h tow n, an d la te r m edical tre a tm e n t.
team s w ere Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cra- F e b ru a ry 5, in th e clu b house in pick It up w ith tru ck s. T hey w ere
A five pound baby d a u g h te r was have a visitor, J e r ry S m ith (D avid 1 ET-
" nl. to ? ° .°".t of ,h e M l w -
O rerò S tate
College, C orvallis. m ar, Mr. end Mrs. W. O. Thom pson, C olum bia d is tric t. A ctin g com m it­ b ro u g h t before Ju d g e W est In H e r­ born to Mrs. Theo B eletskl In the
He was replaced a t th e forw ard po­
Ja n . 27 W a lth e r H. O tt, sophom ore Mr. and Mrs. G arn er K irk an d son tee for th is m eetin g is Mrs. Jack - m iston and w ere fined >25 and costs h o sp ital W ednesday. B oth m other N o rq u ist) who has Just left the sition by Nenry. The th ird q u a rte r
arm y and whom th ey had heped
in a g ric u ltu re , of H erm iston, w a ? Ju n io r, Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n W u ster
and d a u g h te r a re doing nicely.
son H a rr, ch airm an , w ith Mrs. R. a fte r p leading g u ilty .
would have some e x tra ch an ce on ended w ith the B ulldogs still in th e
one of th e fourteen stu d e n ts of Ore- and ............
ch ild ren , and L ucille B ault, I., A ddlem an, Mrs. V icto r Stockard,
Mrs. Oscar P ayne w as dlscha -god hls person. To th e ir disap p o in tm en t lead. 19-12.
gon S ta te college to m ake s tra ig h t Mrs. Ja c k C herry, Mrs. Je a n Claris, ! and Mrs. J. Jcndrz.ejew ski as assist-
from the hospital T h u rsd ay a fte r [ he has been robbed n™
po,ntn5Rn'
Turkey Theft*Reported.
The last q u a rte r was ex c itin g to
------------- ------ only J75
“ A” averages th is fall term . M orris L o rin e L ash. D orothy M attice, Jam es 1 an ts. T h ere w ill be a v a len tin e
being u n d er th e d o --------
cto rs’ ra r e for he possessed and also of hls su p of the finish nnd th e re fe re e ’s w histle
P. P ierson m ade an av erag e of 2.50 S tephens, U rsel H y att, A ndre’e Mou­ p a rty h o n o rin g A braham L in co ln ’s
C. A. K eller reported th a t tw o tho
tw o weeks. She left much clothes.
could scarcely be heard above th e
o r b e tte r w ith no grade le»s th an
lt » . C lara C orrigan, and A gnes H an­ b irth d ay . B ach lady is req u ested to tu rk e y hens w ere stolen from hls im proved.
(C ontinued on la st p age)
In the m eantim e Tom receives
P.
T his averag e ts considered dler.
farm last week. T his Is th e firs t t u r ­
word from hls uncle, W illiam D wk-
b
rin
g
a
V
a
ltn
tin
e
b
earin
g
some
sen
­
very good as 3.00 o r “A” is p erfect.
key
th
iev
ery
reported
on
th
e
project
V elm a B untfn of T he D alles has
Mrs. T. II. F ra s e r re tu rn e d the e r (E d B ensel) th a t he is com in - to
Poultry Growers Will Meet.
•bis season. T h ere is no w ay of tr a c ­
come to U m atilla tri m ake h er home tim e n t or th o u g h t for L incoln.
firs t "f the week from P endleton v isit him , and incloses a check for
for th e n ex t five m onths.
T he p ro g ram
for 193 2 w ill be in g the birds as they w ere not w here she had her tonsils rem oved »-5 as a b irth d a y present
A m eeting fur p o ultry grow ers is
V ord
„ h i,
, 1 tatuoed. The rem ain in g b ird s in the
Tile a rtic le w hich w as p rin ted „ published
n ig h t a t
*
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In II113 p ap er ne: t week. U m -u have hern m.,rkrf1 ,lV
la st week. Fb« is Im proving slnw lv also a rriv e s th a t his a u n t, / lice scheduled for S a tu rd ay
la
st
week
about.
W.
J.
R
o
b
erts
being
8
:0
0
o’clock
In
th e
M ethodist
K ing
(L o ttie
K naiif)
plan
to
*
STANFIELD NEWS ITEMS * ’be h ost a t a d in n e r p a rty to which
church.
At
thlH
tim
e
grow
ers will
a irlv e soon. Tom had w ritte n his
*
« Mr. abd Mrs. W ill F r s - |n and Mr«.
a u n t previourlv II,at he was to be con: ider (he adv an tag es, or disad ­
E rw in ’s sister. Miss M arg aret IIow-
m arried soon before he en tered 'h e vantages of o rg an izin g Into an as-
Mr. and Mrs. c . M. J u m p ,e n te r ­ er, w ere p resen t, was in co rrect.
arm y and now lias no wife as e v i­ .'«rlntlon. S h ipping facilities, vacci­
W ord w as r’e reivob b "-c W ednes-
tain ed a sm all grou p o f fr ie n d s at
dence. He m anages to pers-, id< nation. and o th e r local problem s
f r !d-
a bridge d in n e r p a rty a* th e ir home lav of th e death of C lifford
Ijr.’’ (G ladys N o rq u ist) the I nd- will l e b ro 'ig h t up for discussion a t
M onday evening. G uests Included 'vell In F u -e n e . f ' r C rW -s lI w - i «
ndy. Mrs. Rees' d e e g h te re (Rn b.-I this tim e. The m eeting has been ar-
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k ‘’ loan. Mr. e - d 'n rm er re h d e n t of U m ntlllg and bis
B ecll) to m asquerade as Ids i He. 'attg i d th ro u g h the office of A ssist­
Mrs. G. E a rn e st G rentbouse and Mr. -nsnv (-len d s a re so rry to h e a r o '
'he Is a ra th e r u ncouth person an«' a n t C ounty A gent Best.
Is
d
eath
.
and Mrs. Claud McCall.
a fte r Ills ai nt arriv e s she Is d: 3a-
r
ie
v
f
-l
B
•n’’”
of
p
-
't
e
-
A larg e cro o n of local G range
’•olnfed In her nophew 's choice.
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th e week end w ith hls slsier.
m em bers a ’t-n d ed th e c o u n t y
The to y s d a uh around and ge'
eiraa.
bare.
G range m eeting in P endleton T h u rs
’he fu rn itu re back Into the room
da v
Mr. and Mrs. W allace M ahoney
ALONG THE CONCRETE
<•
’h a t has been In hock, and will«
If. J. H all rep o rts th e sale of hls 'n d d a u g h te r P atsy Ann of P endle-
ills is t ? k I n p l u r c a package ar-
w ith Mrs. M ahoney’s
ra n c h to John R eub«r of M aynard, ’~n v isited
Ives from Tom ’s uncle co n tain in g > <• <• ❖ <•
Iowa. Mr. Renhffr w ill ta k e possess­ p aren ts, Mr. a r d Mrs. Joe S p rin g er,
he “ tr u th ru g ” left him by hl- fa
f hie' of Police, H. A. Pankow ,
ion at once w hile Mr. and Mrs. H all "'.'nday and Monday.
'b e r to
presented on his tv-euty- evidently does not use th a t tire th a t
A "n es and R ay K en d ler have -e-
w ill move Into th e house now oc-
iflli
b
irth
d
ay
.
W
hoever
stan
d
s
on
cuefed hv th e F enhers.
" r n e d f ro m a t-vo w eeks’ vaca Ion
tevec w ■: rs out.
He had the left
be rug te ll, the tr u th w ithout being hind wheel of his Ford Jacked up in
Miss E d n a G reathouse, w ho te a c h ­ n P o rtla d R oseburg, and S eattle.
ible
to
help
him
self.
Mr. a«.«T Mrs. .Ice c'n r ‘n*Te r w o ’o«*-
'r e n t e
tiie City A tto rn ey ’s office
es n e a r P ilo t Pock, sp en t th e week
Je rry acts as cook for the es
d to P endleton ’'a tu r d a v tn v 's it
this wi
r> ’irln g the dam -ages.
end w ith h er p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs.
ah
lish
m
cn
t
and
Is
helped
by
An
G. E. G reathouse.
—’th fh » ir d a u g h te r Mrs. W alirc«
But I' l s r le c t' Is hls care one
ela
Scott
(M
ary
W
ard)
who
I
i
fahonev.
o
f
th
e
i
c
ie
s
t
m o d e ls ?
S tanfield high school s tu d e n ts
love w ith Bob. The p u n t arriv e s o r
P a 'p h Jordan of Th» n a l!cs spent
Did you c-.cr «Hearn th a t your
a re P rep arin g a program w hich will
'h e scene w ith her w ard El dm feet were in w a te r and th en w ake
be p resented In th e a ftern o o n of be week end in U m ’ tills .
<ynn (M arg aret F elth o u se)
and up and f'm i H ai. tin y
F e h ru a ry 19.
,
Mr. and Mrs L. B ro w n ell m o to r­
ac tu a lly
• mid the I I stars ef g reetin g s Unci, w ere?
W ell, b red B ark er has 3
W. C. W allace has purchased a 'd to Paran. V’ r . t o v i s i t M r. a n d
W
ill
tells
them
all
w
hat
he
th
in
k
s
new Ruick.
•e
w-
-
of
bein
w
■
'
ened
w
hen he
M-s. B ari B row nell over th e week
of the a e a rtn ie n t.
takes a K-nnp now ’ e tu rn s on the
Mrs. D. R. S ta rk w e a th e r w as h o st­ and.
E v e ry th in g ev en tu ally w orks ou! w ater in th** cooling ta n k and sits
ess to th e P n lly an n a clnf> a t h er
Mrs. H arry R hodenbongh an d Mrs 1
O.K. even to the m a rrla e e of / t i n t down a t hl'« dealt for a little snooze
hom e W ednesday aftern o o n . Club 'n a P n rin re r m otored to P endleton I
Alice and U ncle W ill and “ Lla” am! when the w ater start'*, to ru n out
guest» fo r th e aftern o o n w ere Mrs.
n<M»dny.
| T .ln g ” (E u g en e H an b y ) th - chnuf the door some p seer-by will dash
W illia m R eese, M tr . H arry Reese.
M '. and Mrs. Lew B row nell rao-
, feur. Fact, couple en te rs th e room in and wake him . W onder if Fred
Mrs. A dolph H ayden, and Mrs. H arle ’ored to P en d leto n S atu rd ay .
j and sit w ith Ih elr feet on the " tru th
Rogers.
ould tell us how he m anages th a t
T he b rid g e flu b w ill m eet at th e
ru g ” when they tell w hat Is In
g u aran teed
re s t" a fte r we have
On F e b ru a ry 5th S tan field high
home
of
Mrs.
Jean
C
lark.
th e ir h earts. The landlady finally
eon "D r. Je k y ll and Mr. H yde?"
b a sk etb all team s w ill play U m atilla
gets the hack room re n t and Uncle
nt lim a tin e .
Il ) the opinion o f tow nspeople
W ill tells Tom th a t he Is w orth th a t Coach Cock *n lias been keep-
Miss M ildred P eieg in w as a P o rt-
VZe’t'^er Renort.
2500,000
icR
him
by
hls
fa
th
e
r
1 a n < tv isito r over Ffe week end. She
tig som ething from them . He played
’e rry Is oUojbd a position (p a hos­ •n
Date
w a s scco m o an ire by Miss A lice Dyer
Max. Min
tin "m arried m en 's” basketball
p
ita
l
hy
Mr.
Decker
and
all
'a n u a r y si
are
•Avbrr te a c h e s a t U m a tilla .
.46
earn in A rlington th e o th e r night.
happy
over
th
e
tu
rn
of
events.
*
*
*
Ja
n
u
a
ry
C. M. Jum p, d itch su p e rin te n -
4 5 .
tc>*r«, d ark , secrets w ill reach the
te n d en t. has a crew of men re lin in g J a n u a ry 23
..<S
Is h t of d a y so o n e r o r la te r, Coaeh.
a
n
u
a
ry
74
th e tu n n e l flum e n ear Echo.
M rs. j .
m .
B igg, en te rta in e d
T he G round Hog has not seen Its
.39
T he d irecto rs of th e G ran g e Co­ J a n u a r y 25 __
m em bers of the A m erican
Legion shad, «v Ibis vear If O. O. F elthouse
Ja
n
u
a
ry
26
..37...
o p erativ e held a m eetin g in th e H e r­
A uxiliary last T h u rsd ay ev ening al «ml M. L. W atson have a n y th in g to
44
m iston office W ednesday. M embers J a n u a ry 27 .....
her home. Four tab les of bridge say about it. The tw o fam ilies w ent
No ra in d u rin g th e w eek.
of th is board include J. M. R ich ard s,
i were In play d u rin g the evening and plcniclng down on the C olum bia
C. M. M cCall,. F. B S tu a rt. L. L.
Mrs. II. E Shesely won high
honors , /(v e r last S unday as e v id en t« of
__ _______
Moasle, and A. 8. Ppw«r,
Herald Subvcription $2.00 * Tear
and Mrs. Geo. Storey w as presented | Ih elr belief.
If th e coffee d id n 't
w ith consolation prize.
tree e we ll buy th e treat»
.r.