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Advertising W ill Convert Depression Into Prosperity. aoosso I « « » “ It is n o t a custom w ith me to keep money to look a t.”— Georg W ashingto n . VOLUME XXVI Wrmwfcm Idratò ¿JBjqn 0 J° û “ N o th in g e x te n u a te : Set n a u g h t in m alice."— O thello. dow n NUMBER 23 HERMISTON, UMATELIA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, UMATILLA HERB IMPROVEMENT ASSN. WILL ELECT OFFICERS BULLDOGS TAKE TROUNCING FROM STANFIELD QUINTET COMMERCIAL CLUB OUTLINES PROGRAM FOR C IV IC WORK FEBRUARY 4, 1932 SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER YEAR FRANK KUGEL VICTIM OF HIT AND RUN DRIVER. SNOW CONTINUES 10 FALL IN HERMISTON AND EASTERN ORE. The H erm isto n B ulldogs h it an ) F ran k K ugel. whose home is In off n ig h t la st F rid ay w hen they Salem , w as th e victim of a h it-an d - took a tro u n c in g from th e S tan field run d riv er last T h u rsd ay n ig h t b a sk etb all q u in te t w hich th ey will wh^le w alk in g along th e highw ay n o t fo rg et for som e tim e. T he fact MEETING CALLED FOR SATURDAY IN THE OFFICE OF COUNTY w as n o ticeab le from th e b eg in n in g on th is side of B oardm an. Young K ugel had stopped a t th e home of of play th a t th e local boys w ere not AGENT HOLT IN PENDLETON. headed to w ard victo ry , alth o u g h MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE WILL Rev. F. R. Gibson of S tan field for MERCURY DROPS TO 19 DEGREES RELOW TUESDAY NIGHT; tw o days a fte r .Mr. Gibson re q u e s t th ey bravely stru g g le d to re g a in lost January Milk and Butterfat Production Increased Over December COLDEST EXPERIENCED SINCE 1930. START DRIVE SOON. ed th a t he do so, and had ag a in s t a r in p o in ts in th e one-sided score of Association; Highest Test 80.8 Pounds Butterfat, 35-21. ted his long tre k w est early T h u rs Committees Announced by President day m orning. He w as knocked u n Deep Snow Blocks Travel in Outlying Districts; School Busses Report and Lowest Test 49. 8 Pounds B utterfat. In an o v ertim e period fo r th e p re ed Halted at Irrigon and Boa.dman as Temperature Drops lim in ary gam e, th e S ta n fie ld F re s h and Discussion Held on Prospective conscious and lay along th e highw ay T he a n n u a l m eetin g for th e U m a Two h ig h h e rd s u n d e r 12 cow s to from 9 :0 0 P. m. u n til 8 :0 0 a. m. Candidate County Commissioner men tu rn e d a v icto ry over th e Echo Below Zero; Ferry Traffic Discontinued. tilla H erd Im provem ent association d a te since th e b e g in n in g of th e te s t F resh m en by a n 8-9 score. w hen he w.as found, still u n co n w ill be held a t 1 0 :0 0 a. m. in P en in g year, a re ow ned by Jo e D yer, 8 O. O. F elthouse. new ly-elected scious. H e was b ro u g h t to th e H e r Dick M artin seem ed to be th e on Cold th a t has gripped H erm iston a re corraied for feeding u n til th e d leto n , S a tu rd ay , F e b ru a ry 13, at G rade Jersey s, a v e ra g in g 6497.8 ly m em ber of th e local a g g reg atio n p re sid e n t of th e H erm iston C om m er m iston Medical hospital w here a and e a ste rn O regon for th e past five bad w eath er breaks. C ounty A gent H o lt’s office, acco rd lbs. m ilk, c o n ta in in g 371.9 lbs. fat, w ho could successfully co n n ect w ith cial club, o u tlin e d a program fo r th e th orough exam ination by Dr. A. W. '’ays broke W ednesday n ig h t as snov» P e n d leto n ’s m inim um te m p e ra ing to L. C. D yer, se c re ta ry . O ffi an d L. C. D yer, 8 p u re bred Jersey th e b asket. H is firs t goal w as follow re m ain d er of th e year a t the re g u la r C hristopherson revealed a severe cut ! fell and th e te m p e ra tu re hovered tu re T uesday n ig h t w as four degrees cers for th e y ear w ill be elected. cows a v e ra g in g 5919.9 lbs. m ilk, ed im m ed iately by a crip p le from m eetin g of th e club Tuesday noon. on th e forehead and a slig h t frac above zero. Ten inches of snov. fell below zero w hile hill sections th e re A ccording to th e J a n u a r y rep o rt c o n ta in in g 333.3 lbs. fat. , , l e r e S a tu rd a y n ig h t and !i. uday ab o u ts rep o rted tem p e ra tu re s dow n u n d er th e b ask et by B ak er o f S ta n In th is program Mr. F elthouse su g tu ™' for th e associatio n m ade by S. H. T he E a ste rn O regon S ta te H os field. Th q u a rte r ended w ith S ta n gested th a t a com m ittee be a p p o in t K ugel s foster p aren ts, Mr. and ¡w ith th e m axim um te m p e ra tu re £0 to 30 degrees below. H eppner, H e r S tocbard, tester, th e re w ere 35 h erds p ita l herd claim ed th e tw o h ig h test field in th e lead, 8-9. ed to secu re a prospective can d id a te •Mrs. Karl K ugel of Salem have been an d th e m inim um 13. Sunday nigh m iston, and Pasco -^shivered in on test and 586 cows en ro lled , 55 of cows in th e asso ciatio n for th is sub-zero w eather. | In th e second q u a rte r S tan field from th is end of th e county w ho notified of the accident but no word **’e m ercury dropped to 14 le lo w hich w ere dry. S even ty -six of m onth. V o lu n teer Spot, p u re bred Ice floes c o n t. „„ to in te rru p t sta rte d stro n g , m ak in g th re e consec w ould q u a lify and run for C ounty has been received from them . The zero and co n tin u ed dow nw ard ur. these cows averag ed 40 lbs. of b u t Jersey , 3 -year-old, av erag ed 1324 u tiv e goals before th e B ulldogs C om m issioner a t th e next election. young m an is still in th e hospital, til It stood 19 below T uesday n ig h t ferry tra ffic across th e C olum bia te r fa t and the to ta l m ilk p roduction lbs. m ilk, c o n ta in in g 80.8 lbs. fa t; A m ong o th e r tilings, .Mr. F elt- b u t is im proving. could g et in form . A s u b s titu te for Snow co n tin u ed to fall W ednesday riv e r a t U m atilla, but m ark et roads w as 300,027 lbs. c o n ta in in g 15051.8 and No. 157, 2-year-old p u re bred th e B ulldogs failed to b reak the lw use said th a t a program of tree and higl.v.uys a re open despite deep n ig h t and T hu rsd ay . lbs. b u tte rfa t. W ith th e sam e n u m H olstein , av erag ed 1882 lbs. m ilk Nation Leaves for Michigan. stro n g a tta c k of th e S tan field team p la n tin g w ould he carried out in the T uesday and W ednesday were snow. ber of c<5ws on te st as in December, co n ta in in g 79.0 lbs. fat. and th e h a lf ended 14-11 in favor com m unity, not only from th e s ta n d B ert N ation, d eputy sh e riff sta - probably tw o of th e m ost d isag ree T he p re s e ti zero w< a th e r is - th e th e test w as 25,781 lbs. h ig h e r for p o in t of b eauty, but also for econ- tioned here, left W ednesday for able days experienced here th is w in T he E a ste rn O regon S ta te H os of S tan field . coldest experienced here since 1929 m ilk and 1112.3 lbs. h ig h e r for p ita l herd of over 20 cows w as high w ork, he said, w ould be K alkaska. M ichigan, w here he has ter. A i.;rtd w ind co ntinued to blow K lages sta rte d th e sco rin g for omy. . , Rond , according to g o v ern m en t records b u tte rfa t in th e J a n u a r y rep o rt. “ C'O*ely’ Mr. F elthouse also gdne a fte r a fugetive from Justice, M onday and T uesday and resident-» kept by Chas. T aylor, w hen tem for th e m onth of J a n u a r y a v e ra g in g H erm isto n in th e second h a lf but 1 Two h ig h herds to d a te since th e 681.1 lbs. m ilk "c o n tain in g 30.2 lbs. S ta n field looped a n o th e r goal lead, I 8U.Kl’' S,e' 1 th a t th e l,,lb liclty com B yron F ernon, who is w anted on a w ere forced to rem ain indoors a p e ra tu re dropped to 16 degrees be b e g in n in g of th e te s tin g y ear of over fat. T he G rade Jerse y herd o f 12 to b rin g in g th e score up to 15-20 ! n iittee see th a t tw o a ttra c tiv e signs forgery charge. F ern o n is held by m uch as possible. low In Ja n u a ry , an d ag ain in F e b ru T he local hoopers w ere u n ab le to ! b® co n atru cted a t ea('h end of M ain M ichigan 'police a u th o ritie s ag ain 20 cows a re ow ned by th e E astern 20 cows ow ned by B ill L u ttre ll w as School busses w ere behind ached a ry w hen it co n tin u ed a t sub-zero O regon S ta te H o sp ital, 77 Jersey h ig h on te st for th is m o n th a v e r p rev en t th e sh arp sh o o tin g of S ta rk - and ,h a t thc tw ° project ad- a fte r b re a k in g ja il once since word ale tim e M onday and T uesday dm w eath er from th e 6th to th e 15th and H olstein cows, a v e ra g in g 7936.4 a g in g 618.0 lbs. m ilk c o n ta in in g w e a th e r and B aker in th e la st q u a r- I _v e rti8 ln g s ls n s - east and w est of has been received here of h is ca p to d rifte d snow an I zero w eather and dropped to 26 degrees d u rin g lbs. m ilk c o n ta in in g 342.3 lbs. fat, 33.0 lbs. fa t. T he p u re bred Jerse y te r, who sh o t b ask ets In rap id su c H erm isto n , be rep ain ted . tu re . P rio r to his disap p earan ce last A ccording to u n o fficia l rep o rts from th a t tim e. P re sid e n t F elthouse announced May, F ern o n had worked for fa rm Irrig o n nnd B oardm an school bus and C. A. L ynch, 38 Jersey an d Hoi-, herd ow ned by C. E. Sm iley of u n cession. T he B ulldogs w ere h a n d i A gain in 1930 te m p e ra tu re con ste in cows, av e ra g in g 9557.8 lbs. d er 12 cows av erag ed 666.6 lbs, capped by th e absence of H am m on, th a t a special g e t-to g eth er m eetin g ers n e a r S tan field w hich accounted ses w ere u n ab le to move th e firs t oi tinued below zero from th e 13th to m ilk, c o n ta in in g 333.8 lbs. fat. m ilk c o n ta in in g 39.0 lbs. fa t for th e re g u la r g u a rd position, who w as ill. w ould be sponsored some tim e soon for his being able to cash checks in th e week a fte r th e heavy fall ol the 28th of J a n u a ry and resid en ts T he S tan field q u in te t scored fifteen to en co u rag e .m utual in te re st in club H erm iston Two high herds to d a te since th e J a n u a r y te s tin g m onth. and F tanfield to the now, ns tho te m p e ra tu re le v e r e t shivered a t 35 degrees below on th e a c tiv itie s for th e farm ers and b u si am o u n t of 8350. On his re tu rn trio aro u n d zero an d sub-zero. b eg in n in g of th e te s tin g y ear of T he h ig h e st in d iv id u al te s t for p o in ts to six for H erm isto n w hich 21st. In Ja n u a ry , 1927, th e th e r front 12 to 2o cows a re ow ned by J a n u a r y reach ed 80.8 lbs. b u tte rfa t b ro u g h t th e score a t th e end of th e ness m en. T he m em bership com m it Mr. N ation will stop at W hatchoer, V olocity of w ind over th is sectio r m om eter reg istered 27 degrees be tee w as in s tru c te d to s ta r t a m em gam e to 35-21. C. R. S m ith, 15 mixed breeds, a v e r an d th e low est w as 49.8 lbs. b u tte r Iow a, to v isit relatives. He p irn s has not te e n violent lint li-lit snov low zero and co n tin u ed cold fo r to be gone a t least tw o weeks. a g in g 8171.5 lbs. m ilk co n ta in in g fa t. No. 15, ow ned b y .H . A. Owens, The B ulldogs a re g e ttin g in a lot b ersh ip d riv e im m ediately. d rifte d su fficien tly to block trav e th ree days. Back as fa r us 1916 th e C om m ittees fo r the year 1932 387.7 lbs. fat, an d H. J . B ean, 12 G rade Jersey , av erag ed 1051 lbs. o f good p ractice th is w eek in p re on co untry, roads leading to outly e m p eratu re dropped to 27 U de w ere ap p o in ted as follows: Endeavorers Will Conduct Services. in g d is tric ts . Sheep and cu ttle h av. trees below zero and co n tin u ed cold p u re bred H olsteins, av erag in g m ilk and 57.8 lbs. fat. p a ra tio n fo r a gam e w ith Irrig o n P u b lic ity — Dr. A. W. C h risto p h er 9479.5 lbs. m ilk c o n ta in in g 347.5 T w e n ty -th re e cows w ere listed on h ere F rid a y and one w ith B oardm an son. A. F. R ohrm an, F. C. M cKenzie, The C h ristian E ndeavor society of been b ro u g h t in from ran ch es nnd (luring th e m onth of Ja n u a ry . lbs. fat. a t B oardm an, S a tu rd a y . T he team th e h o n o r roll. th e B a p tist-C h ristian church w ill has lost b u t th re e gam es o u t of H. E. H itt, and A lfred Q uiring. Magazine Contest Staged. F in a n c e — J. A. C larke, A. H. N or have full ch arg e of th e evening se r MEMBERS I.O.O.F. LODGE e ig h t played th is season w hich HERMISTON REPRESENTATIVES ❖ <5> should ra n k th em fa irly h ig h for ton, R. II. McAtee, Chas. T aylor, and vice n ext Sunday. T he topic w ill SURPRIZE STANFIELD ORDER. S tu d e n ts of th e H erm iston U nion be centered around th e su b ject " F o r Ben G erking. * « th e d is tric t to u rn a m e n t. ATTEND GOLFERS MEETING, «- high school arc now s ta g e ln g th e w ard W ith C h ristian Y outh’’, and ♦ STANFIELD NEWS'ITEMS ♦ Roads— W. W. 'F e lth o u se , E nos T w en ty m em bers of th e H erm is a n n u a l m agazine su b scrip tio n con T he lin e-u p s follow, • ♦ M artin, H a rry K elley, Sam Nye, and w ill be presented by fo u r yo-’ng peo ton I.O.O.F. lodge w ent to S taiifield test fo r th e C u rtis P u b lish in g Co., Tw o re p resen tativ es, G eorge W ag * H erm isto n ❖ ❖ « <» <. S tan field O. O. F elthouse. ple. Special m usic has been a r Inst W ednesday n ig h t as a su rp rise a t a com m ission of fifty cen ts on ner, p resid en t, an d D. M. D eeter, M a rtin .................... p S ta rk w e a th e r ranged. T h is special service does on m em bers th e re . Mr. an d Mrs. W. B. W illiam s e n New E n te rp rise s— Dr. F. V. P rim e A bout th ir ty every dollar. M agazines Included in tre a su re r, of th e H erm isto n C o untry K lages .................... f ..... ...... B aker H. A. P ankow , R. A. B row nson, and not dispence w ith the re g u la r C. E. cam e down from P en d leto n , and ten th is group a re th e C o u n try G en tle Golf club, w ere p resen t a t th e go lf te rta in e d w ith a b rid g e p a rty T h u rs B ow m an ............... c m eetin g a t 6:30. ............ R hea F. B. Rwayre. day evening. Q uests m a k in g up th e from Echo and th e evening was m an, the L adle's H ome J o u rn a l, and e r ’s m eetin g held in P e n d leto n last tab les in play in clu d ed Mr. an d Mrs. C °x ....................... G ........... A tteb u ry T elephone— R. A. B row nson, J. S atu rd ay . sp en t in e n te rta in m e n t by a 5-piece th e S atu rd ay E v en in g Post. The s tu R eeves .................. G ........... H am m el 1 Boy Thrown from Bicycle, C. M. Jum p, M r. a n d Mrs. C. M. S. B u rn h am , W. J. W arn er, Joe N or o rc h e stra from P en d leto n . L ater d en t body has been divided in to tw o R e p resen tativ es from th re e o th er McCall, Mr. an d Mrs. G. E. G reat- S u b stitu te s for H e rm isto n : N eary ton, and Dr. A. E. M arble. C. O. M arble received a severe cut in th e ev en in g a co n test w as staged groups w ith M arjo rie B u rn h am as to w n s w ere th ere. Those from P ilo t house, Mr. an d Mrs. M. R efvem , Mr, and Bowm an. M em bership— Ben G erking, Dr. A. on th e forehead last week w hen he in horse shoe. T h is was one of the cap ta in of th e G reen F e a th e rs and Rock w ere: Dr. G eorge S m ith , R upe and Mrs. D. R. S ta rk w e a th e r, Mr. W . C hristopherson, C. A. P aul, B. S. was th ro w n h eadlong over th e h a n liv eliest m eetings th e S tan field o r B etty R alph as c a p ta in of th e Red E rw in , an d M. D, O range; from P en and Mrs. W illiam R ies, Mr. an d STAGES MAKE ROUND TRIPS dle bare of his bicycle as he w as go der h as experienced for some tim e. F eath ers, S elling sta rte d F e b ru a ry K ingsley, and R aym ond W alker, dleton, S p rag u e C a rte r an d Sam Mrs. A dolph H eyden, Miss M ildred I “FARE AND ONE CENT”. The brace on th? The ob ject of tho m eeting w as to 2nd, an d w ill co n tin u e u n til F e b ru F arm C ooperative — G arn et D. in g to school. T hom pson; and J , C. H arw ood from R eig rln and V ern o n Sheen. H igh fro n t fen d er broke and blocked th e w ork tip en th u siasm for th e a n n u al ary 8th. Best, II. K. Dean, Thos. Cam pbell, Athena. honors w ere aw ard ed Mrs. S ta rk F ro m F e b ru a ry 1 to M arch 1. , J. H. R eid, and H en ry Sum m erer. w heel. H e w as n o t In school tw o convention to be held In P endleton 1 be purpose of th e m eetin g was w e a th e r an d C laud McCall. ro u n d trip s m ay be m ade b etw een all days, b u t Is all r ig h t now. the last S atu rd ay In F eb ru ary . E n te rta in m e n t — Sam Nye, R ay to form a golf league w hich w ill A talir*On In d ia an d a b rie f r e p o in ts served by th e U nion P acific •N ____ ■> mond W alker, Enos M artin , Geo. com prise m em bers of clu b s from view of T h o m as’ “ Lord of th e S tages for th e re g u la r one-w ay fare W eather Report. TWO COOPERATIVE MEETINGS * ALONG THE CONCRETE ♦ A thena. P ilo t Rock, F en d leto n , and B lack P ag o d a” proved h ig h ly in te r plus one cen t, acc o rd in g to L. V. W agner, and Joe N orton. Date Max. Min. ♦ . ❖ H erm iston. It w as decided a t the e stin g in a discussion of In d ia given D ouglas, g en eral ag en t. H ard B oiled— T. H. F ra se r B. J. Ja n u a ry 28 ......................... 42. SCHFDULEB TOR WEEK END •> V ❖ <• <• <« < <• 41 4. £ 25 N atio n , nnd J. R. B urnham . m eetin g th a t each tow n w as to have by Mrs. F. S. G reen a t a m eetin g of Ja n u a ry 29 ......... .23 H. L. P ro p st says he is not so S till low er fares w ill ap p ly be The F arm B ureau C ooperative of ten players, w ith fo rty p a rtic ip a n ts th e stu d y clu b T h u rsd ay a t th e Ja n u a ry 30 ........... 10 w orried about th e w ar betw een tw een S a lt L ake C ity an d P o rtla n d A ssistan t C ounty A gent, G arn et J a n u a ry 31 ........... H erm iston will hold its a n n u a l m eet in each to u rn a m e n t. I t w as u n a n hom e of Mrs. F . B. S tu a rt. Club 13 C hina and Ja p a n as he i8 ab o u t th e an d S pokane and P o rtla n d . A ten D. Best, has arra n g e d for th e 4-H ng F rid ay n ig h t in tho M eth o list im ously agreed to have fo u r league g u ests fo r th e afte rn o o n w ere Mrs. 13 fact th a t th e Jap an ese lan g u ag e is day tr ip lim it and a m inim um fare club achievem ent day program to he F e b ru a ry 1 ......... church and th e U m atilla C ooperative gam es, one to be played on each J. F. Bogan an d Mrs. F lo ren ce B. -14 so d ifficu lt to learn. of $1.5o w ill ap p ly to th e ro u n d held W ednesday evening, F e b ru ary F e b ru ary 2 ........... C ream ery has scheduled Its a n rtin l tow n course, and th e fin al, an d fifth Connor. Februnr.v 3 ......... trip s. -19 A. L. C layton and G erald W h ite 10. m eeting for S a tu rd a y , F e b ru ary 13. gam e to be played w ith P e n d le to n ’s P recip itatio n .58 for th e week. C o unty seat v is ito rs S a tu rd a y in w ill be glad to su p e rin te n d an y Job The cream ery m eeting w ill be an all b est players. The ten p lay ers h av cluded Mr. an d Mrs. F ra n k Nudo, of sign b a n g in g you may have since day m eeting w ith lunch served at in g th e best score in th e fo u r to u r Mrs. F. S. G reen, Mrs. F. B. S tu a rt, they did such a fine piece of w ork noon. A t th is tim e four d ire r ors n a m e n t gam es w ill be selected for an d Mrs. J. M. R ich ard s. , in fro n t of the lig h t and pow er of w ill be elected, each to serve for two th is gam e w hich w ill be played on a I A n o th er in a series o f enjo y ab le fice th is week. two years, . n e u tra l course. I a G rande w as fa- • dances w ill be held by th e S tan field ! If th e w eath er m an on the O re vorvhly m entioned. , G ra n s'. F rid ay ev e n in g a t th e hall. gonian s ta ff could see o u r tw elve MRS. TOM SMITH. Thc firs t to u rrn m p n t gam e w ill be M r- an d Mrs, F. S. G reen and Mr. inches of snow he w ould w onder ft <ycd on th e loi.il c o u n try go lf and Mrs. J. M. R ich ard s a tten d ed F u n e ra l services w ere hel 1 at how th e d u st blew Into th e ir fa ir course th e last we: k in M arch . th e C tn u g e le c tu re r's cin feren ce a t Echo W ednesday for Mrs. Tom city from the e a stern Oregon w he • L aG rande T uesday. S e n a to r Jam es | Sm ith v iio died Monday a fte r an fields. Businessmen P'edge Support. C. F a rm e r of Now H am p sh ire, na- j operation perform ed S a tu rd ay In S t. Two high school s tu d e n ts “ faw A nthony’s h o sp ital in P endle on. L usizcsg men o f H erm isto n p ledg t'o n a l le c tu re r w as one of th e speak down, go boom" in fro n t of th» I C‘i s Mrs. S m ith had b e e n seriously ill ing 1 h e ir su p p o rt to th e H erm isto n ' H erald office W ednesday. We h a ’ or six r e e l 's p rio r to th e operation. D in n er g u ests a t th c F. S. G reen B akery included J. M. N o rto n . Red been th in k in g seriously of puttli: Rev. O. W. P ayne of H erm i ton up a danger sign. * W h ite sto re; B. S. K ingsley, home S unday included Mr. and Mrs. officiated a t th c services and Mrs. 1 K in g sley ’s D ep’t. sto re ; J. P. B u rn G arn et D. Rest an d Tamily of Jie r- Goloshes w ith sideboards, w as th C. A. P aul an d Mrs. Bert .Mullins, ham , G eneral M ercan tile; Ben G er m inton. Dale S to tt of Echo, and m aiden’s p ray er Runday m o rning as E lain e G reen of P en d leto n . ilso of H erm isto n , fu rn ish ed the k in g , Mac M arr sto re; a n d Chas. G. she looked out upon a w hiteness of music. B urke, g e n e ra l m erch an d ise. The E ast week we failed to re p o rt th e ten inches of snow. Our p o stm ist etep w as ta k e n in th e g e n e ra l In m arria g e of Miss F red a G navough M t . S m ith Is survived by be- i-us ress, Mrs. Phelps, alm ost lost her te re s t of th e com m unity th a t »ano and G ordpn M annion w h ich o ccur- band, bne son, w ho lives in The balance as she tried to step d ain tily th e r business house and a n o th e r fa red a t N ew burg recen tly , .flies C no- Dalles, and one siste r of Echo. P un- In the tra c k s nu de by Mias E lliot. m ily m ig h t he held in H erm isto n . vough is a g ra d u a te o f S ta n field ay F u n e ra l R ervl-e of P endleton 1 .S uperintendent McAtee w as’nt P acific P h ilip W in ters, o w n er of th e b a h ig h an d is a ju n io r a t 'ad c h arg e of th e services and the ta k in g any chances of g e ttin g left U n iv ersity . She has, for a n u m b er kery, m akes th e follo w in g sta te m e n t e-dv w as laid to rest in th e Echo In a b u rn in g build in g today when re g a rd in g th e q u a lity , and in g re- 1 of y ears m ade h e r hom e w ith h er th e fire alarm was sounded in the cem etery. R ogers on th e d ien ts, of H erm iston b re a d : “ The a u n t. Mrs. G race school b u ild in g from som e o th er bread we have been g iv in g th e H er Meadows. Mr. M annion is th e son of source th a n in trn c t ans com ing lam bing Endangered by Cold. m iston people co n ta in s th e best in a p io n eer fam ily o f N ew berg w here from his Office. He dashed rig h t th e y o u n g couple w ill reside. g re d ie n ts m oney can b u y an d n o th Sheep men w hose flocks a re lam b- along w ith th e stu d e n ts, and we L. J. A llen, a s s is ta n t s ta te clu b in g *♦"» b u t crisco is used fo r s h o r t Ing d u rin g th is cold w e a th e r a re don’t know th a t we blam e him . e n in g .” lead er and J. A. Y eager, co u n ty o ffe rin g a decided loss in th e ir In- The hoys of the s ta te highw ay de- s u p e rin te n d e n t o f schools, w ill give rease A sm all flock on,_tho L e 1 p a rtm en t, statio n ed here, had theli (M RD OF THANKS ta lk s an d p resen t m em bership plfts. lurre of g rief W ednesday caused by •v e ly g lare is end'in/crio^« by th e A t th is tim e clu b tro p h ies w ill be W e w ish to th a n k ’’Old Man F ro st," F irst th ey had our m m y p resen ted and w in n e rs of sch o lar- •ecided d ro p In tem p e ra tu re . and it to ha»e the highw ay tru ck tow ed to frien d s for th e b e a u tifu l flo ra l o f-I s h ip , to th e 4-H clu b sum m er school s Inipnssll le to keep th e lam bs from jlh o g arag e because th e bind wheels ferin g s and th e m any a c ts of k in d - | an n o u n ced . T his m e etin g is open to re elin g . New M adden has a F o rk I » e re locked: next th e d e p artm en t ness to w ard us d u rin g o u r re c e n t ' th e p u b ,,c - if 2000 sheep In th e correl n e a r the car had to be towed to th e g arag e loss of w ife an d m oth er. | M rs- E a rn e st G reath o u se w as 'a r m B ureau C ooperative w here for lu b ric a tio n ; an d last, but not W. B FINLEY and famllr. I P^ntlnued on lMt pagi)------- I least, th e boys were told th a t they they w ill t c fed U ntil tho w eath er I had a fla t tire as they drove down m oderates. 1 m ain stre e t soon a fte r lunch. OL Inspiration ID