Advertising W ill Convert Depression Into Prosperity.
" I t is not a custom w ith me to
keep m oney to look a t." — George
W as K ington.
VOLUME XXVI
Bromata Bmtlù
"N o th in g ex te n u a te :
Set
n a u g h t in m alice."— O thello.
dow n
NUMBER 24
HERMISTO», UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1932
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER YEAR
BULLDOGS OVERCOME
IRRIGON BY ONE GOAL;
DEFEAT BOARDMAN
LOCAL BOY SCOUT TROOP
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
SCHOOL CHILDREN UNDERGO
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION.
STATE 4-H GLOB
LEADER CONDUCTS
ACHIEVEMENT DAY
SPECIAL RATE GIVEN OWNERS
WATER RIGHT LANDS.
INFORMATION ON VEGETABLE
MEMBERS UMATILLA
CO-OP. CREAMERY
PASS RESOLUTION
GROWING AVAILABLE.
The Boy S cout tro u p No. 56 of
T h u rsd ay aftern o o n , Dr. A. W.
H erm iston observed th e tw en ty -sec
The action of the H erm iston Ir
V egetable grow ers in U m atilla
ond a n n iv ersary of its n a tio n a l o r C h risto p h erso n and Mrs. H inegard-
rig a tio n d is tric t in reducing th e C ounty w ill no doubt be g lad to
ner,
U
m
atilla
county
nurse,
ex
am
in
g an izatio n th is week w hich e x ten d
o p e ra tin g and m ain ten an ce ch arg e know th a t th ey have access to some
ed from th e sev en th to th e fo u r ed th e U m atilla school ch ild ren . A
on w ater rig h t lands for th is year new Inform ation reg ard in g v eg eta
co n sid erab le n um ber of ch ild ren
te e n th of F eb ru ary . .Members of th e
to 95 cen ts per irrig a b le acre, p ay a ble grow ing. T he E xtension Ser
CAME OF STALLING FEATURED Beaver and W olf p atro ls have w ere found su rfe rin g w ith m ild a il
m en ts. A few w ere noted to be fe FOUR STANFIELD CLUB LEADERS ble iu advance, is the resu lt of a vice of th e S ta te A g ric u ltu ra l Col
arran g ed a fine display in th e w in
survey of conditions on the project. lege has recen tly m ade available DIRECTORS ELECTED TO BOARD
BY IRRIGON QUINTET.
dow a t th e H erald office in keep in g verish and affected w ith m oderate
It has been done as a relief m easure several new publications d ealing
PRESENTED PINS.
ly
co
n
tag
io
u
s
co
n
d
itio
n
s;
th
e
la
tte
r
FROM FOUR DISTRICTS.
for the benefit of s e ttle rs w ith in th e w ith such su b jects as asparagus,
Town Team Takes Walloping From w ith th e a n n iv e rsa ry observance. w ere se n t home w ith p ro p er in s tru c
Members of th e B eaver p a tro l are
Boardman; Locals Play Fast
tio n s ' for th e p aren ts. R ecords w ill Stanley Green Receives "Wilson H erm iston Irrig a tio n d is tric t, ow n rh u b a rb gro w in g and forcing, g ro w
Karl W atson, p atro l lead er; Jack
ing w ater rig h t lands, and in o rd er in g late cabbage, grow ing and m a r Furcha.se of Stock Changed to But-
be s e n t to th e p a re n ts co v ering th e
Award” ; Program for Hermiston
Game Against Boardman.
Pace, a ss ista n t p a tro l lead er;
B ill
th a t they can m eet th e ir o p eratin g k e tin g cauliflow er, celery produc
terfat Basis; Membership In
o th e r ex am in atio n s.
W ill Be Held Tonight.
'ack so n , tre a su re r; D elbert C oulter,
and m ain ten an ce charge prom ptly.
tion and m ark etin g , grow ing carro ts
creased in Past Year,
In th e m o rn in g of th e sam e day,
The fig h tin g Bulldogs cam e back
scribe; and B ruce F o llet, q u a rte r
T his price of 95 cen ts per acre for the can n ery , gro w in g early vege
Dr. F. V. P rim e and Dr. W. L, Mor
to th e ir w in n in g strid e ag a in last
The 4-H club achievem ent day
m aster. Those In th e W olf p atro l
N early 200 persons, most of them
gan of H erm isto n exam ined th e sam e program for S tan field w as held W ed m eans th a t se ttle rs on th e H erm is tab le p la n ts u n d er glass, lettu ce pro
week end by d efeatin g Irrig o n on
vre G eorge Sale, p atro l lead er; Jo h n
gro u p for infected teeth .
th e local floor F rid ay n ig h t by a
nesday n ig h t in the G range hall ton p ro ject w ill probably be p u r d u ctio n and m ark etin g , and the pro rep re se n tin g m em bers of the U m a
Higgs, a ss ista n t p a tro l lead e r; E u-
tilla C ooperative C ream ery, w ere
one-point m arg in , 8-9, and a g a in by
w ith 65 p resen t. The achievem ent ch asin g irrig a tio n w ater a t a less duction and m a rk e tin g of onions.
yene W in ters, se c re ta ry and scrib e;
Of p a rtic u la r im portance to local present at th e a n n u a l m eeting of
NATIOIN-GUYER.
d e fe a tin g B oardm an S atu rd ay night
day p rogram fo r H erm iston w ill be price th a n any o th e r p ro ject In th e
B ert L ittle, q u a rte rm a ste r;
Hugo
n o rth w est.
farm ers a re o th e rs of these new pub • h at association last S atu rd ay in th e
by a 15-31 score. The la st h a lf of
Miss M ollie G uyer an d L eonard held to n ig h t (T h u rsd ay ) In th e
Hankow, h ike m aster.
lications d ealin g w ith such subjecti M ethodist ch u rch . The business ses
M ethodist ch u rch w ith G arnet D.
th e
B oardm an gam e especially
N
atio
n
,
both
of
H
erm
isto
n
,
w
ere
A co u rt of honor w as held T ues
as g ro w in g and m a rk etin g g reer sion sta rte d a t 11: 3o and continued
Best, a ss ista n t county ag en t, and PROGRAM ARRANGED FOR
show ed th a t Coach C o ch ran ’s boys
day n ig h t w hen th e B ear p a tro l had m arried in H illsborough, Oregon,
peas, tom atoes, and the construction u n til 1 2 :3 o w hen lu n ch was served,
Mr.
A
llen,
a
ss
ista
n
t
s
ta
te
club
le
a
knew a b ran d of b ask etb all th a t was
PARENT-TEACHERS MEETING.
com plete ch arg e. A t th is
m eetin g last w eek, according to w ord r e der, p re s e n tin g th e aw ards.
and o p eratio n of th e cold fram e iu in th e basem ent of th e ch u rch be
h ard to beat w hen th ey collected 24
E arl W atson w as m ade a second ceived h ere. B oth w ere a tte n d in g
fore th e m eeting w as co n tin u ed in to
Mrs. F. S. G reen, ch airm an of the
points to 10 p o in ts (or B oardm an.
The P aren t-T each ers association vegetable grow ing.
class scout;
Jim N eary e arn ed a business college in P o rtla n d a t th e
Most of these b u lletin s have been th e aftern o o n session.
G range 4-H club com m ittee, review w ill m eet in th e m ain a u d ito riu m of
F rid a y n ig h t th e Irrig o n game
tim
e,
chem estry m erit badge; an d George
A fin an cial re p o rt w as read by
w ritte n by P rofessor A. G. B. Bou
proved to lie an unsolved puzzle, and
L eo n ard is th e -on of Mr. an d ’ Mrs. ed th e achievem ents of the various th e high school next W ednesday
Sale was p resented w ith a firem an -
th
e
m anager, B. E. Sykes, followed
q
uet,
head
of
th
e
V
egetable
D
ep
art
clubs
for
th
e
past
year,
g
iv
in
g
some
alm ost a d isastro u s one for th e B ull
n ig h t, F e b ru ary 17, for its re g u la r
B. J. N atio n of H erm isto n an d is a
ship m erit badge.
m ent nt th e College, and copies may by an ex p lan a tio n of a plan th a t
c
o
n
stru
ctiv
e
criticism
s
by
w
hich
th
e
dogs. w hen th e lads from Irrig o n re
m
eeting,
A
program
has
been
a
r
g ra d u a te of th e H erm isto n h ig h
sorted to s ta llin g from th e firs t of UNION PACIFIC OFFERS HOLIDAY school w ith th e class of 1930. Mrs. clubs may profit. F ollow ing th is ranged as follow s:
Solo by Mrs. be had w ith o u t cost by addressing would be a m ore e q u itab le w ay for
th e C ounty A g en t’s office a t P endle inem terB to pay for stock In th e
th e gam e in o rd er to b reak th e five-
N atio n is a niece of Miss E u g en ia Mrs. G reen presented th e G range M arkham ; a sh o rt talk on “C h in a’’ ton.
cream ery.. T he follow ing m otion w as
tro
p
h
y
to
th
e
most
o
u
ts
ta
n
d
in
g
4-H
CENT-A-MILE” EXCURSIONS.
m an defense of th e H erm isto n boys.
by
Rev.
W
allace
Jones;
a
piano
solo
Som ers, te a c h e r in th e H erm iston
nade an u nanim ously c a rried : "T o
g
irls
’
club
for
the
year
w
hich
was
Such sta llin g slow ed th e gam e up
by Miss F lorence Udey; and selec-
ir r- vi-
, ~
I g rad e school and lived h ere w ith
hange deductions for purchase of
u n til it was decidedly u n in te re stin g
2 ' ° “ . te r ’ lo ral ag e n t of th e I her a u n t u n til th e firs t of th e year, th e sew ing club lead by Mrs. Roy tio n s by the H arm onica band c o m -! FA RM BUREAU AUXILIARY
tock from present basis of 25c per
for sp ectato rs. The score was tied j Union Pacific, an n o u n ces th a t his w hen she w en t to P o rtla n d to e n te r A tteb u ry . T he cup was presented to posed of school pupils u n d er th e d i HONOR LINCOLN’S BIRTHDAY.
h are per m outh, to lc per pound of
th e sheep club, lead by S tanley rection of Miss E leanor Dally.
in th e la st few m in u tes of play com pany, in co n ju n ctio n w ith c o n b u sin ess college.
u tte rfa t. T his deduction to be con-
Green.
w hich b ro u g h t th e crow d to th e ir n ectin g lines in th e N o rth w est, w ill
A t th e re g u la r m eeting of the
inuous, and applied on stock u n til
C
ounty
School
S
u
p
e
rin
ten
d
en
t
COUNTIES
WILL
BE
VISITED
feet in an u p ro ar. By successful ag ain have one of th e ir p o p u lar
L adies' F arm B ureau A uxiliary F r i
February Turkey Shipment.
lfscts of th e association a re covered,
Y eager presented achievem ent pins
sta llin g , and th e n suddenly b reak in g "c en t-a-m lle” excursions. T h is tim e
day, F e b ru a ry 5, th e m otif of e n te r
BY
STATE
DEPUTY
COLLECTORS.
vnd th e n be used for purposes of
T
he
F
e
b
ru
a
ry
and
fin
al
tu
rk
e
y
tc in d iv id u al club m em bers for the
loose, th e Irrig o n boys m anaged to over W a sh in g to n 's b irth d ay , w ith
ta in m e n t was for St. V a le n tin e ’s
lecessary expansion, and th e ta k in g
stay ahead alm ost th ro u g h o u t th e tick ets on sale F e b ru ary 19, 20, 21 sh ip m en t for th e E a ste rn Oregon w ork accom plished d u rin g the year,
S tate d eputy collectors w ill visit day, h o noring L incoln’s b irth d ay . ip of stock in th e o rd er of its issue
T
u
rk
ey
G
row
ers
w
ill
be
m
ade
T
h
u
rs
game.
and 22 and good re tu rn in g to reach
and G arn et D. Best, presented th e
T
he
a
tte
n
d
a
n
c
e
was
sm
all
due
to
in
P en d leto n betw een F e b ru a ry 15 th
at the discretion of th e Board of Di
A t th e ’ h a lf Irrig o n led 4-3 and home as la te as m id n ig h t M arch 1. day, F e b ru a ry 18. T his w ill be the a g ric u ltu ra l pins.
and M arch 15th for th e purpose of clem ent w e a th e r and illness.
recto rs.”
clean
-u
p
sh
ip
m
en
t
w
hen
one
carload
1
líese
fares
w
ill
apply
betw
een
all
C ounty School S u p e rin te n d e n t Sa-
ag ain in th e th ird q u a rte r th e y a d
A resum e of the Oregon H istory
a ssistin g
tax p ay ers in p re p a rin g
D u rin g th e aftern o o n session four
yer, of U nion county, spoke to the
ded a n o th e r goal, m ak in g th e score p oints over most of th e W estern U ni w ill pro b ab ly be m arketed.
th e ir F ederal Incom e tax re tu rn s for given by Mrs. Blum will be a fea d irecto rs w ere elected to serve for
group in the in te re st of club w ork
6-3. H owever, in th e last q u a rte r ted S tates, and by leav in g on th e
th e y ear 1931. In M orrow county, tu r e of o th e r m eetings, also, and all two years as follow s: M innehaha, E
Makes Honor Roll.
and related som e experiences had in
Bowm an scored a shot, follow ed by 19th one can have as m uch as tw elve
H eppner, services w ill be available w ere m uch interested in her talk.
L. Jack so n : S tanfield, 8. R. A rcher;
a n o th e r goal and tw o successful days in w hich to m ake q u ite an ex
H av in g m ade a g rad e of B or th e w ork in U nion county.
F rid ay , F e b ru ary 19, w ill be the
betw een
F e b ru a ry 29th to March
E cho an d T he Meadows, A. H ayden;
W
a
lte
r
A.
H
olt,
county
ag
en
t,
tended
trip
,
say
to
S
alt
L
ake
City,
fouls th ro w n by M artin, th e B u ll
above, A rd y th C ochran, son of Mrs,
1st inclusive. The sam e assistance d a te for th e n ex t m eeting w ith »Mrs. Irrig o n , R. V. Jones. S. R. A rcher of
dogs pulled th ro u g h w ith a victory San F ran cisco o r Los A ngeles, a t a G eorgia C ochran, w as placed on the discussed 4-H club w ork.
is also av ailab le to tax p ay ers a t th e N, W. Bloom a ctin g ss cliuirm an, S tan field was th e only new d ire c to r
very sm all cost.
T ick ets w ill be ho n o r ro ll for th e fall term a t A l
L eaders’ p in s were presented by
by one lonely point, 8-9.
office of th e C ollector of In te rn a l assisted by Mrs. H. J. O tt, and Mrs. elected to the board
H erm iston (9 )
A ssistan t S ta te Club L eader Allen,
(8 ) Irrig o n honored in P u llm an o r p a rlo r cars bany College.
R evenue, Custom s H ouse B uilding, Chas.- L ynch.
Since the beg in n in g of o p eratio n
N eary
F
Mr. C ochran is a senior In educa to Mrs. R. S. Cooper, cooking club; P ()r|la n d , Oregon, each day u n til
Isom c-n pay m en t of th e u su al ch arg es for
T he y ears’ program for 1932 Is Ju ly 1, 1931, w ith a m em bership of
Mrs?
R.
G.
A
ttepury,
sew
ing
club:
tion.
such
accom
m
odations.
C
hildren
may
M artin
F
W illiam s
M arch 15th, w hich is th e fin al day as follow s, inclu d in g th e full year: 140 th e n u m b er of p a tro n s have in
Mrs. J. R cuber, p o u ltry club; and to
b ow m an
C -
' TToIton trav el at h a lf fin e an d on e-h u n d red
of th e filin g period.
A program for th e y ear 193 2 has creased u n til they now n u m b er over
K lages
S tan ley G reen, sheep club. These
o
Jones and fifty pounds of baggage w ill be
been o u tlin ed by a com m ittee and 200, and the volum e of business has
Weather
Report.
allow
ed
on
a
d
u
lt
tick
ets.
Cox
clubs
w
er0
100
Per
c
en
t
clubs
for
o
ap p ears below.
D exter
DEEP SNOW REDUCES-CATCHES
g rad u ally Increased. T he g rad e of
D ate
S u b stitu te s: R eeves for Bowm an.
Max. Min. the year.
Program for Year 1932,
b u tte r placed on fhe m ark e by the
OF
PREDATORY
ANIMALS.
Import Breeding- Stock.
R eferee, E arl Bensel.
Mr.
A
llen
also
presented
Stanley
F e b ru ary
21.........-4
Jan u tu . a ' V'"H*nary
cream ery has been for th e m ost p a rt
L yle T ilden re tu rn e d la st week F e b ru ary
29........ -6 G reen w ith the "W ilson A w ard ’’ for
Locals Hold Lead.
'■ P atriotic''
7 w ith a num ber of sm all s h ip
D uring Ja n u a ry , th irty h u n te rs
the best county p ro ject In m eat a n
F
e
b
ru
a
ry
from
H
arrisb
u
rg
,
O
regon,
w
here
he
39
........
10
A gain S a tu rd a y n ig h t th e B u ll
Mrs, H enry Som m erer, D irector.
m ents g ra d in g 91.
took
157
coyotes,
18
bobcats
and
im
als.
sheep
and
hogs.
S
tan
ley
p
re
F
e
b
ru
a
ry
40 ........ 30
dogs w ere successful in d efeatin g purchased eig h t tu rk e y tom s of th e
M arch and A pril
Follow ing th e election of d irec
in a d d itio n
166
W assom and S toneberg F e b ru a ry 8 ........................ 47..........32 viously w on a fo u n ta in pen for the five cougars;
th e B oardm an q u in te t by a score of | H erm an ,
tors. C u rtis Dyer, and C ounty A g en t
' H o rtic u ltu re "
porcupines
w
ere
destroyed.
One
best
acco
u
n
tin
g
ro
p
o
rt
in
th
e
state.
F
e
b
ru
a
ry
9
........................
40..........21
s
tra
in
,
whose
flocks
a
re
know
n
15-31. B oth team s featu red th e first i
Sm ith Trtuh Mu>t-pvv county, ad d re s
Mrs. H 1 voy P ayne, D ireotoi.
A m usical program w as presented h u n te r's rep o rts are incom plete and
F e b ru a ry 10 ..................... 44......... 30
h a lf by close ch eck in g w hich te rm i th ro u g h o u t th e P acific N o rth w est.
sed those present In b e h iu t of th e
not
Included.
T
he
h
u
n
te
rs
w
ho
made
May
and
Ju
n
e
P re c ip ita tio n fo r th e week w as .22 in to rm lte n tiy d u rin g th e evening
n ated w ith H erm isto n lead in g 5-7.
U m atilla H erd Im provem ent asso
"H ousehold M anagem ent”
and refresh m en ts w ere served a t th e the la rg e st catches a re : R o b ert E.
A
to
ta
l
of
12
H
Inches
of
snow
fell
T h ro u g h th e b rillia n t sh o o tin g of
ciation.
Long,
M
alheur
C
ounty,
3
bobcats,
close
of
th
e
program
.
Mrs, 3. K. Thom as. D irector.
d u rin g J a n u a r y and F eb ru ary .
B ow m an and M artin in th e th ird
and 12 coyotes; Jam es W adm an
Ju ly and A ugust
q u a rte r, th e score soon reach ed a
Bowman Girl Dies,
Crook C ounty, 13 coyotes;
M urlal
ANNUAL MEETING OF FARM
NOTICE!
"R ecreatio n and S ew ing"
safe lead for H erm isto n , an d th e
E. Jacobs, Lake C ounty, 13 coyotes;
R u th Bowm an, ten-year-old d au g u
If p a rtie s w ho took sm all o u t BUREAU COOPERATIVE FRIDAY
Mrs. H. J. O tt. D irector.
splended p lay in g of th e B u lld o g ’s
W a lte r S u th erlan d , H arney County,
te r of Mr. and Mrs. J a k e Bowm an of
Dick M a rtin ’s nam e w as om itted b u ild in g from th e P h e lp 's place
S eptem ber and October
g u a rd s helped to m ake it a sm ash
the Meadows, died S u n d ay a t th e
from th e sem ester h o n o r roll pub n o rth of H erm isto n w ill re tu rn sam e
N otices have gone o u t to m em bers 2 bobcats and 8 coyotes.
in g victory for th e locals.
“ Home E conom ics"
lished
tw o w eeks ago.
E unice w ith in te n days th ey w ill n o t be of th e F arm
home of her parents. F u n e ra l se r
C onsidering w eath er conditions
B ureau
C ooperative
T he play in g of th e four su b s ti W o u g h te r’s nam e was also om itted prosecuted. T his b u ild in g has a
Mrs. Louise Blum . D irector.
vices w ere held W ednesday at 2 :0 0
of th e a n n u a l m eeting F rid ay a fte r w hich ranged from b rig h t, warm
tu te s In th e last few m in u tes of play from th e th ird six w eeks ho n o r roll p riv ate m ark w hich can be sw orn
o’clock from th e M ethodist ch u rch
noon a t l: 3 o in th e M ethodist su n sh in e to p eltin g ra in s and d r if t
list.
to
by
th
re
e
people.
I
In
ten
d
to
re
show ed th a t Coach C ochran had a
Committees for Year 1932.
and In term e n t mude in th e Echo
M em bers of th e O ccupations class cover th is b u ild in g . H a rry K elley. ch u rc h , from th e m a n a g e r H. M. ing snow s, th e h u n te rs th ro u g h o u t
good reserve. Bud P rim e m anaged w ere
addressed by G a r r e t D. Best,
The little g irl
com
S um m erer. Two d ire c to rs a re to be (he d is tric t show ed some ex ception
N
ovem
ber 4 and May 6 — H rs. cem etery.
to ad a n o th e r goal to th e locals’ a ss ista n t county a g en t, W ednesday,
F o r ev ery child sp iritu a l and elected a t 't h i s m eetin g to serve on a lly good results.
H enry H ooker, ch airm an . Mrs. Mary plained of not feeling well a fte r re
scorn Just before th e fin al w h istle who talk ed to them on farm in g , and m oral tr a in in g to h elp him sta n d
H ooker, and Mrs. B ax ter H u tc h b o n . tu rn in g home from school F riday,
th e board. O ther business of Im port
ended th e gam e. T he score stood also by S u p erin ten d en t M cAtee’ w ho firm u n d e r th e p ressu re of life.
N ovem ber 18 and May 20— TIrs. and S atu rd ay . A physician was
ance
to
m
em
bers
w
ill
be
discussed.
spoke on th e te ac h in g profession.
Herald Want Ads Pay
15-31.
A. E. M arble, ch airm an , Mrs. H a r called S unday m orning, and she died
A ld rud a B eletski h as received her
vey P ayne, and Mrs. New Madden.
H erm iston (3 1 )
(1 5 ) B oardm an e ig h th g rad e diplom a and ¡9 now a
a few m inutes a fte r h is a rriv a l. It
D ecem ber 2 and Ju n e 3— Mrs. S.
N eary
F
M ackan fu ll-fledged h ig h school stu d en t.
R. Thom as, ch airm an , Mrs. H. S. is th o u g h t in te stin a l in flu en za or
M artin
F
G raves She has m ade th re e c red its so fa r
C lark, Mrs. Lyle T ilden, and firs. ap p en d icitis caused her d eath .
Bowman
C
Rangier th is y ear in h er h ig h school wo, k.
G ftdys Hooker.
F . V. Swavze presen ted th e u rp e r
December 16 and Ju n e 17— Mrs. ❖ ❖ 4<
Cox
G
V iglesw orth g rad es o f th e H erm isto n school w it!
4-
4» 4» •>
Alpha C hrlstley, ch airm an . Mrs
K lages
G
W iek lan d er a p o rtra it of George W ash in g to n
<•
B erth a H am m er, Mrs. M cPherson, ♦
by T. H.
S u b stitu te s
H erm isto n — P rim e, w hich has been fram ed
♦
ALONG THE CONCRETE
♦
and Mrs. Doris M adden.
Reeves, Johnson , H arris. B oardm an F razer, as a g ift to th e school.
J r n n n ry 1 and Ju ly 1— Mrs. H en ♦
❖
A new fire alarm has been In
ry Som m erer, ch airm an , Mrs. A. R. 4> ❖ ❖ 4- ❖ ❖
4- 4- 4-
❖ 4- ❖
— Compton and A rtlow .
stalled in th e school b u ild in g w ith
R
oberts,
and
Mrs.
C.
L.
Upham.
"B elieve It Or N ot,” Ripley has
R eferee, Steelhc miner.
a break latch on each floor, a t a
J a n u a ry 15 and Ju ly 19 — firs.
cost of »55. At th is price th e school
Town Team Defeated.
G ulw lts, ch airm an .
Mrs. T hom as gone to the S outh Sea Islands.
b eard feels they have m ade a big
If th e U. S. don’t go to w ar w ith
W tlron, and Mrs. O. H. Buell.
Im m ediately follow ing th e high saving.
F e b ru a ry 5 and A ugust 5 — Mrs. Ja p a n , a lot of people a re going to
school gam e S a tu rd a y n ig h t th e lo
T he H erm iston school w ill p a rti
’ackson H arr, ch airm an , Mrs. .1 be as disappointed as th e m an In the
cal tow n team p u t a scare in to th e cip ate In th re e b a sk etb all gam es I
’endrzejew skl, Mrs. May Addict-.an. fu n n ies w ho craw led u n d e r the ten t
F
rid
ay
n
ig
h
t
on
th
e
local
floor,
all
!
B oardm an tow n team d u rin g th e
Mrs. V ictor Ptocknrd.
of these w ith U m atilla. The gr de
F eb ru ary 19 and A ugust 19 — to see a circus and found it was a
firs t few* m in u tes of play, but w ere school team s w ill play, th e high
Mrs. N. W. Bloom, ch airm an , Mrs revival m eeting.
soon covered up as S teelh am m er school team s, and th e tow n tea ns.
’has. I.y n rh . rn d Mrs. H enrv n t |.
T h at Tom F raser w ears a sloppier,
of B oardm an rolled th e ball In to the F ollow ing th e b ask etb all gam es th e ‘
M arch 4 and S eptem ber 2 —Mrs. m ore slovenly looking h a t th a n th e
b ask et from all co rn ers of th e hall. high school stu d n e ts w ill enjoy a
U n d e r, ch airm an . Mrs. B arham .
Mrs. A. W. T u rn b lad , and Mrs. Val m anag er of th e Ford m otor com pany,
A m uch b e tte r gam e of b ask etb all p a rty w hich is c e le b ra tin '; th e close I
of th e m agazine sellin g contest. The
was th e un an im o u s decision
of
K
nauf.
w as played by th e local tow n team side u n d e r th e head of “ R eds” will
March 18 sn d S eptem ber 16— "C ity D ads” along tho m ain sid e
S a tu rd a y th a n w as revealed in th e ; e n te rta in
th e
m em bers of the
Mrs. Miles B arager, ch airm an , Mrs. w alk W ednesday.
gam e la st T uesday n ig h t w hen they
Bell S m ith, Mrs. F. L. Jew ett, and
| N ig h t W atchm an F iid erb ack pa-
One of th e big fe a tu re s a t school
Mrs M itchell.
w ere defeated by th e one-sided score
last week was a “ peppy” program
tro lln g th e s tre e ts of H erm iston.
A
pril
4
and
O
ctober
7
—
Mrs
of 60-17. F o u lin g becamez fre q u e n t presen ted by m em bers o f th e Senior
M lkesell, ch airm an . Mrs. Boe F rench W hat a b reak for the su b s titu te to
as th e gam e progressed. The fin al class. N ine S e n io r boys dressed as
Mrs. B erry Jones sn d Mrs. T ucker. have a big robbery pulled off w hile
count was 16-39 fav o rin g B oardm an. g irls carried n u t th e c h a ra c te r p o rts
A pril 1 Sand O ctober 21
Mrs. our D eputy S h eriff is aw ay off In
in sones, some of w hich were, “C hili
Lessle T ilden, ch airm en , Mrs. Pod-
H erm isto n (16
(3 9 ) B oardm an B ean,” ’ R am ona,” "S w e e th e a rt of
kins, Mrs. Jo h n P axton, an d
Mrs. M ichigan, a fte r a fu re tiv e .
Van P a tto n (5 )
F
(4 ) R ands Sigm a C hi,” "H o n ey ,” and “ W hen
Dunning.
R um or has tt th a t th e saxaphone
M artin (4 )
F
(6 ) W ilson You and I W ere Y oung M aggie.”
"c
ro
o n er” in th e Udey o rch estra has
Boys
ta
k
in
g
th
ese
characte’r
p
arts
C ochran
C
(6 ) B arlow
'WOMAN’S CLUB CF PENDLT TON
w ere Rd Throop, C h ester Johnson,
been co nsidering re n tin g th e J. W.
E a rn h a rt (5 )
O
K lltz Dick H itt,
Brice R obertson,
Bob
W arn er house. P erh ap s his present
WILL HOLD ANNUAL CONCERT.
J. S m ith (2 )
G( 19 )S teelham m er H enderson, H ow ard Kl3ges, L tw -
q u a rte rs a re g e ttin g a little crow ded.
S u b stitu tio n s:
B o ard m an — Ber- rcnce S w arn er, Jim N eary, and W a l
T he m usic d e p a rtm e n t of th e P en
W ith th e city n ig h t w atchm an
te r P earson. As each boy p ro -10-
g er (4>, W ells. P ack ard .
naded in to th e assem bly h all. Agnes
dleton W om an's club w ill hold Its aw ay and our C ity C hief of Police
R oberts, M ignon D avis, M arjorie
eleventh a n n u e l sacred concert next In th e hospital, citizen s of H erm is
F or every ch ild full p rep aratio n B u rn h am , and
M arjorie M ullins
Sunday, F e b ru ary 14, a t 3 :0 0 o’clock ton can do ju s t about as th ey please.
fo r his b irth , h is m o th er receiv in g san g th e song rep resen ted .
F ern
In th e M ethodist ch u rch . A sp len The s u b s titu te for o u r city police
p re n a ta l, n a ta l, an d p o stn a ta l care; L in d er o fficiated a t th e piano and
did program has been a rra n g e d for officer has n o t been announced, so
and th e e sta b lish m e n t of such pro E dna O tt made th e anno u n cem en ts.
Some of the boys wore th e ir fem i
th is co n cert and th e club extends It may not pay to crow before th a t
tectiv e m easures aa w l|| m ake child-
n in e attire the remainder of the
an In v ita tio n to all who w ish to a t- ! Inform ation Is obtained He m ig h t
beorlnp safer,
afternoop,
ScnooiNoni
tend.
! be a tough cuntoincr.