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X A dvertise—Bring Buying Dollars îlrrmwhnt îirralù Check up on your ru sty mem ory as p rim a ry election d ates d raw s n e a r: “ H ave you re g iste re d ? " VOLUME XXVI 0 NUMBER 25 •a HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, FARM BUREAU AWARDS TWO SCHOLARSHIPS TO 4-H CLUB MEMBERS FARM BUREAU CO-OP. ELECTS THREE BASKETBALL CONTESTS TWO NEW MEMBERS TO BOARD STAGED HERE FRIDAY NIGHT FEBRUARY 18, 1032 STANFIELD IRRIGATION PROJECT PROPOSED FUND WINS BACKING GURDANE, LIEUALLEN TO RECEIVE REWARD. T ru th can n o t su ffe r a p erm an en t d efeat.— H enry M orgenthan. SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER YEAR CHESHIRE LILES FOR j COUNTY JUDGE OFFICE EASTERN OREGON MAN PLACED UPON STATE HIGHWAY BODY Two new d irecto rs w ere elected T he H erm isto n high school team , LOS ANGELES, Feb. 16. Ju d g e j A re p o rt in th e E a st O regonian to th e board of th e B arm B ureau th e g rad e school team , and th e tow n E. H. W ilson decided M onday th a t | to n ig h t sta te d th a t C. S. C heshire of C ooperative last F rid a y a t th e a n team all clashed in b ask etb all gam es T hom as B. G urdane and C. L. Lieu M ilton had filed w ith th e county n u al m eetin g of th e o rg a n izatio n to F rid ay n ig h t w ith team s from U m a alien, P endleton. Ore., peace officers clerk his in te n tio n s to seek th e of fill vacancies left by th e ex p iratio n tilla. who a rre ste d W illiam E dw ard H ick fice of county ju d g e and w ill seek of th e term s of J. H. R eid and A. T he follo w in g h ig h school story m an, slay er of M arion P a rk e r, w ill th e rep u b lican n o m ination in th e HANY OTHER AWARDS MADE TO D. S m ith. T hey w ere A. E. M cFar- was ta k e n from th e B ulldog. BUTLER BILL APPROVED BY receive the $5,0Oo rew ard offered by com ing prim ary. E. B. ALDRICH APPOINTED BY | lan d of U m atilla, and J. C. H aw kins In w h a t w as u n d o u b ted ly the CLUBBERS FOR YEAR. the Los A ngeles county board of su Mr. C heshire is a long tim e re s i I of Adams. B allots w ere cast as fol- best gam e of th e season, th e B ull SECRETARY WILBUR. GOVERNOR MEIER. pervisors. d ent of th e county being engaged Mary Rodda Receives County Schol I low s: A. E. M cF arland, 78; J. H. dogs reversed th e tab les on th e U m a C laim s to all or a portion of th e in th e m ercan tile business for sev R eid, 21; A. D. S m ith, 32; J. C. tilla h ig h b ask etb all team on th e Measure Calls for Expenditure of rew ard had been file$ by num erous eral years in M ilton and prior to C. C. Washburn, Eugene, and L. M. arship for Conducting Three H aw kins, 50. $100,000 in Rehabilitation; H erm isto n co u rt w ith a 16-15 ¿core. o th er persons in clu d in g F red K ing th a t, a resident of P endleton. He Scott, Portland, Named; New 100'^ Q.lub* During 1931. J. H. R eid acted as ch airm an a t The gam e w as a fast one th ro u g h Fate Still in Doubt. and A lonza M. W est, service sta tio n has tong been active in county and Commission Meets. th e m eetin g and follow ing th e re a d a t P o rtla n d , Ore., w ho recognized city a ffairs. Two U m atilla P ro je c t F arm B u r in g of th e fin an cial sta te m e n t and out. Both team s displayed w onder A ccording to F. A. Baker, secre H ickm an w hen he purchased gaso An e astern Oregon m an. E. B. eau sch o larsh ip s w ere p resen ted to th e m in u te s by th e secretary , H en ry ful team w o rk , i o one m an on e ith e r ta ry of th e S tan field Irrig a tio n pro lin e prior to his a rre st n ear P en d le PROGRAM HONORING WASH- A ldrich, ed ito r of th e E ast O regon 4-H club m em bers la st T h u rsd ay Som m erer, m an ag er of th e feed con team being o u tstan d in g . M artin opened th e sco rin g ab o u t ject, d ire c to rs of th e project still ton. George V. W illoughby of Se i n i of P en d leto n , is one of th e new n ig h t, F e b ru a ry 11, w hen th e club cern, a discussion on rep a irs and th e m iddle of th e firs t q u a rte r w ith have hope for R ep resen tativ e B u t a ttle , also claim ed a portion of the INGT0N W L L BE PRESENTED m em bers of th e recen tly appointed achievem ent day program w as con eq u ip m en t for th e w arehouse was a fast step shot. T his w as im m e le r’s bill fo r $100,000 for re h a b ili rew ard but th e co u rt held he gained d a te h ighw ay com m ission formed ducted by G arn et D. Best, assista n t held. A n 'assem b ly program in th e Her d ia te ly follow ed w ith sev eral from ta tio n of th e S tan field project. T he h is inform atioja from new spapers.— I w ith th e dual purpose of prom oting co u n ty ag en t, and L. J. A llen, as- m iston U nion high schcol bonorin: M em bers now c o n stitu tin g the both team s. T he score a t th e end of fa te of th e bill is still in doubt as E ast O regonian. harm onina and econom ical ad m in is 'S t’n t sta te 4-H club leader. They board of d irecto rs are H. J. O tt, P. he b irth d a y of G eorge W ashington : sta te d in a new s item from the O re tra tio n of one of th e larg est h ig h w ere presented by H. J. O tt, p resi P. S u lliv an , J. M. R ich ard s, J. C. th e q u a rte r w as 6-4 in fav o r of ■ ill be presented Monday, F ebruary I gon N ews B ureau, W ashington, D. OAT GROWERS HAVE CHANCE way budgets O regon ever afforded. d ent of th e F arm B ureau, to M ar H aw k in s, A. E. M cF arlan d , and U m atilla; a t th e end of th e h a lf th e '2. T he Torch H onor society is ' Mr. A ldrich, Leslie M. S cott of P o rt- 6-9, U m atilla still C., th a t follow s: jo rie B u rn h am , w ith M ary W ard as H en ry Som m erer, se c re ta ry -tre a s score stood iponsortng th is program in conjun- “S ecretary W ilb u r of th e in te rio r TO SUPPLY MILLING NEEDS. ! land, and <’arl G. W ash b u rn of E u M a in tain in g th e lead. If e ith e r team a lte rn a te , and to G lenn P ierson, u re r and m an ag er. ■tion w ith th e A m erican Leg! n had failed to do its p a rt d u rin g th e d e p a rtm e n t has recom m ended fav o r w ith D onald Jack so n as a lte rn a te . If w estern O regon oat grow ers A uxiliary, th e A m erican Legion, and gene w ere appointed M onday by ably R e p resen tativ e B u tle r’s bill for first h a lf It ce rta in ly w as d e te r The sch o larsh ip s a re aw arded each INTERESTING NEWS ITEMS w ill discard about 25 of th e present th e h ig h school, a t w hich tim e the G overnor Ju liu s L. M eter to replace th e old com m ission w hich for w eeks m ined to m ake up for it as th e th ird $100,000 fo r re h a b ilita tio n of th e 26 v a rieties of sp rin g oats being y ear to 4-H club boys and g irls who society w ill p resen t a p ictu re of has been b reak in g on the rocks of q u a rte r w as even faster th a n the S tan field project. T he assistan t d i grow n anu c o n cen trated on produc a re judged on th e m erits of th e ir FROM IRRIGON WAY G eorge W ash in g to n to the high discord. tw o preceeding. D u rin g th is q u a r recto r of th e budget advised S en ato r tion of tlte V ictory v a riety , they will school. w ork. Mr. and Mrs. F. O. B race of The te r Cox, p lay in g g u ard for H erm is S teiw er fu ll co nsideration had been have o p p o rtu n ity of supplying some Mr. A ldrich left P en d leto n Tues- O ther 4-H club aw ard s w ere g iv T he program has been arran g ed given his p re s e n ta tio n in b ehalf of . day n ig h t a n d w as due in P o rtla n d en a fte r Mr. A llen addressed th e D alles a re v is itin g th e ir son and to n , displayed b rillia n t p assin g and of th e g rain for b re a k fa st food used s follow s: w as responsible for m any of th e th e S tan field p ro ject, and th e bud- by n o rth w e st m ills, believes D. D. group on 4-H club w ork. He b ro u g h t fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. P ra n k Brace. C ornet T rio A m erica W ednesday m o rning to m eet a t a W ill G rabiel arriv ed hom e Mon scores d u rin g th e game. The th ird je t w ould re p o rt favorably on the H ill, associate professor of farm Benson hotel b re a k fa st w ith Mr. o u t tw o m ain p oints necessary to th e S errell, P aul, and F o llett M cNary a u th o riz a tio n bill. S cott, and Mr. W ash b u rn , th e o th e r crops a t Oregon ^ tta te college, who A m erican Creed success of 4-H club w ork, first, th e day from Im bler, Ore. He w as ac q u a rte r ended 1 4 -lo for th e B ull “ In q u iry developed, how ever, th a t recen tly studied tile ont production need of leaders, an d second, th e e n com panied by his niece V ivian Mc dogs. In th e fo u rth q u a rte r th e Mrs. A. W. C hristopherson tw o m em bers of th e com m ission F a ll and R. M. McCoy, both of Im b R ailro ad ers ra llied and w ere a b le to th e M cNary bill had not been re fe r s itu a tio n in th is region. th a t has succeeded th e A insw orth- cou rag em en t received a t hom e by The F la g Code red to th e b u reau of budget but th a t p aren ts. In closing Mr. A llen p re ler, w ho w ill rem ain for a few days b rin g th e score to 14-14. Most of th e fail o ats grow n are Vocal Solo Mrs. George S torie H anley -S p au ld lu g com m ission. v isit w ith relativ es. R eo rg an izatio n of th e highw ay As th e gam e w as n e a rin g th e end, B u tle r’s bill w as so referred and ac th e sta n d a rd , high y ield in g ( ray R espect to th e F la g Mrs. Lyle T ilden sented lead e rs’ pins to C a th erin e Mr. an d Mrs. E a rl Isom m otored U m atilla W'as aw arded a free th ro w cord in g ly b udget approval was g iv W in te r v a riety , he found, b u t m ost D uet McM ullen, cooking club lead e r; A. Mrs. Best and Mrs. S torte body was p recip itated th ro u g h th e E. B ensel, calf club lead er; and to P en d leto n M onday re tu rn in g w ith w hich w as con v erted and w hich en th e B u tle r m easu re..A p p ro v al by fa rm ers pay little a tte n tio n to varie-. A ddress Rev. O. W. Payne v o lu n tary re tire m e n t of ch a irm a n a new radio. placed them in th e lead 15-14. The S ecretary W ilb u r im m ediately fol ties of sp rin g oats, lum ping them all V iolin Solo Floyd McM ullen, farm acco u n tin g E dna Ott A insw orth and Mr. H anley, w ho pre A rob b ery w as co m m itted h ere club leader. B ulldogs fo u g h t like m ad a g a in st lowed. u n d e r tile gen eral name, “ w hite P re se n ta tio n , P ic tu re of W ashington sented th e ir re slg n itlo n s to th e gov S a tu rd a y n ig h t w hen a m ail sack “ The reclam atio n com m issioner s p rin g ." S p rin g v a rieties vary g re a t ern o r follow ing his re tu rn from th e Jam es N eary Mrs. W m. H in elin e, leader of th e w as c u t open and a reg istered pack th is v eteran team and H am m on w as Home Econom ics club, presented age w as ta k e n c o n ta in in g ab o u t $90. able to sin k th e fin al goal ju s t be says th e e x p e n d itu re of $100,000 ly in yield and q u a n tity , he says, A cceptance of P iitu r e Edw in Tliroop eaiit. 'I hey have been d issatisfied Dick H itt w ith the a c tiv itie s of th e ir colleag first y ear p in s to Iren e K ennings, Two g o v ern m en t Inspectors w ere in fore th e w h istle blew m ak in g th e w ill place th e system in condition, and of all of them V ictory ts th e best Vocal Solo p e rm ittin g m ore econom ical o p era yielding, is high In n u trie n ts and 1« S ta r S pankied B anner A udience ue. Mr. S p aulding, for some m onths c-Ima Sale, E d ith M ontgom ery, and tow n S a tu rd a y lo o k in g up a ll av ail score 16-15 fo r th e B ulldogs. tion and m ain ten an ce. U nder th e sa tisfa c to ry for m illin g into b reak and w ere said to have confided to G ladys P ierson. Second y ear card s able evidence on th e case. A p re lim in a ry gam e b etw een th e bill the can al system would be tra n s fast foods. F o r th e lack of a steady BULLDOGS WIN SEVEN OF frien d s th a t they w ere “ fed u p ” w ent to C ath erin e M cM ullen, M ar R alph B eneflel is g e ttin g about tw o g rad e schools revealed some w ith h earin g the heavy resp o n sib i jo rie B u rn h am , J a n e Jackson, E d n a on cru tch es due to g e ttin g h is knee pro m isin g m a te ria l for fu tu re years. ferred to th e U nited S tates for less supply of o ats of th e rig h t q u ality , NINE MAJOR CONTESTS lities of th e com m ission's a ffa irs T u m b le d , V era Sisson, Beverly A l In ju red w hile p lay in g a p ractice The fin a l score was 4-6 in fav o r of th a n o n e-th ird its cost; o u tsta n d in g n o rth w e st m illers a re now forced bonds w ould be liq u id ated a t less fre q u e n tly to Im port oats from the and th e co n tin u ed stream of abuses (F ro m the “ B u lldog") len, J a n ie Shockey, and Mary Skov- gam e of b ask etb all one n ig h t last U m atilla. th an o n e-th ird of th e ir face vnlue m iddle w est in to one of th e best oat th a t w ere heaped upon them . T he Bulldogs have had a fa irly bo. T h ird y ear pins w ere p resen ted week. F ollow ing th e h ig h school gam e and th e project p lace d .u p o n Its feet. cuccetisful b ask etb all season th u s gro w in g regions in th e U nited The new com m ission m et a t to N ina Rae M cCulley, G ladys N or W ord w as received h ere of th e th e U m atilla an d H erm isto n tow n far, h av in g won seven out of n ine Salem , th e s ta te c a p ita l, W ednesday In view of th e sp e a k e r’s in s tru c S tates. q uist, and R osella M atott. team s m et in a fast gam e w hich contests. W ith b u t tw o m ore gam es b irth of a little son M onday to Mr. on th e schedule, one w ith P endleton for Its firs t session. At th a t tim e th e M ary Rqdda was p resen ted w ith and Mrs. E. F ag erströ m a t th e hos ended w ith a score of 20-15 in favor tions to com m ittees not to rep o rt any a u th o riz a tio n bills, th e fate of Mrs. Norton Returns. and one w ith A rlin g to n , before th e com m ission organized and o u tlin ed th e county sch o larsh ip for co n d u ct p ita l a t P endleton. The boy was of U m atilla. su b -d istric t to u rn a m e n t, they a re n g en eral policy of o p e ra tin g th e th e p ro ject leg islatio n s till is d u in g th re e 100% p ro jects for 1931. Mrs. M innie N orton re tu rn e d to m ak in g th e best use of th e ir tim e c h risten e d Ju s tic e D ean. Mr. F a g e r bious. Lois B arn ard , G race R odda, and ström and ch ild ren , Rosie, W ayne WILLAMETT UNIVERSITY H erm iston la st S unday m o rning a f by h a rd practices every n ig h t. If s ta te ’s v a st system of highw ays. The new com m ission has u n d e r J e a n B arn ard w ere m entioned as and K e n t m otored te r v is itin g in M issouri and K ansas they a re a t top form a t th e sub-dist- to P en d leto n Car Damaged by Freshet. WILL PLAY AT UMATILLA fo u rth , fifth , an d six th y ear club Sunday. for th e p a st tw o years. Mrs, llo r- I r,c t conte8t they w ig h t easily su r- tak en to a d m in iste r one of th e la r <1, u prise even the m ost optom lstlc. T his gest h ighw ay bud g ets in the h isto ry m em bers. A F ord ro a d ste r b elo n g in g to ton s m any frien d s s h ere w Mr. an d Mrs. F ra n k B race, Mr. ill be l ap- : KPason's scores a re as follow s: T he W illa m e tt U n iv ersity b a sk e t Dewey S ch iller of Echo w as badly py to know of h er re tu rn and th a t O pponent’s score Mr. B est aw ard ed p ins to m em and Mrs. F. O. B race, V ern Jones ball team w ill stop a t U m atilla B ulldog’s score of th e sta te . D u rin g 1932 n early (8 ) bers of th e A g ric u ltu ra l clubs. F irs t and Mr. an d Mrs. A. C. H oug h ten T h u rsd ay , F e b ru a ry 25, w hen they dam aged by mud and w a te r last she can be reached a t th e home of B oardm an H erm iston (2 7 ) , $5,500,000 In th e s ta te and federal H erm iston (2 2 ) funds w ill be sp en t on O regon roads. (9 ) y ear pins w ere aw ard ed to K en n eth v isited a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. w ill m eet a team of a ll-s ta rs from week. The car skidded and w ent her son, and d a u g h ter-in -law , Mr. Irrig o n (2 7 ) H erm iston (2 3 ) T his co n stru ctio n program tak es In- in to th e d itch in S pain G ulch one and Mrs. Joe N orton. Mrs. N orton U m atilla B ensel, Jim Jack so n . F ra n k Rodda, W. C. Isom T h u rsd ay evening. th e u p p er C olum bia. T h is team Is (15) S tan field lle rm isto n (2 5 ) to co n sid eratio n th e allo catio n of . union S tillin g s, C resent S tillin g s, Mr. B ishop le ft fo r E llen sb u rg , m ade up of men from A rlin g to n , day Inst week and Mr. S ch iller w as 1 spent m ost of h er tim e w hile aw ay A rlington (1 8 ) H erm iston (2 4 ) $2,333,680 of sta te funds, $ l,« 0 # ,- u n ab le to g e t it out fo r several a t St. Joseph, M issouri. D onald S errell, Z ella F ren ch , and W n., th is week for a v isit w ith his Irrig o n , B oardm an, H ep p n er, and (3 5 ) S tan field llerm lB ton (2 1 ) hours. In th e m eantim e a fresh et, (8 ) Irrig o n H erm iston (9 ) 360 of fed eral aid m oney, and th e David A rn o tt. Second year card s d a u g h te r, Mrs. W ilm a Groves. U m atilla w ho a re old tim ers In th e B oardm an (1 5 ) H erm iston (3 1 ) $1,500,000 involved in the forest VZeather Report. w ent to B arbara Reid, T helm a N o r Mrs. W isdom an d son have moved game. T he U n iv ersity team w ill be caused by m eltin g snow and fa llin g U m atilla (1 5 ) H erm iston (1 6 ) highw ay program adopted in Decem- D ate Max. qu ist, and R u th P earso n . T h ird y ear in to th e B ishop house. T otal 150 en ro u te to W alla W alla w h ere they ra in , filled th e ear w ith m ud and F e b ru ary 11 ........................ 49.... T otal 198 i her. Mrs. Amy C ollins and L eola Bea- w ill play W h itm an college. pin s w ere aw ard ed to B illie Jack so n , w ater, alm ost com pletely su b m erg F e b ru ary 12 ........................ 41. T he s ta te com m ission cooperates P a u l M arble, C. O. M arble, and Lois v e rt m otored to H erm isto n to see ing it. I t w as rescued th e first of F e b ru ary 13 ........................ 37. SIMPLE FOOD BEST w ith federal b u reau s in th e ad m in H utchison. F o u rth y ear aw ard s th e show F rid ay n ig h t. Miss C a th erin e M cBain, Miss E va F e b ru a ry 14 ........................ 36.. is tra tio n of federal funds. w ent to M ary W ard, G lenn P ierson, B ill O liver and fam ily is v isitin g B arch, Miss E sth e r S ib ert, Miss Nell th e week and b ro u g h t to H erm iston FOR SCHOOL LUNCH w here it w ill be th o ro u g h ly over F e b ru ary 15 ........................ 31 ... and L ottie K nau f. F if th y ear p ins his nephew an d fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. L ang, and Miss In g rid B oling, teach F e b ru a ry 16 ........................ 37. .. Irrigon Girl Dies Suddenly. v. eu t to Floyd M cM ullen an d G ladys Jess O liver. Sim ple and Inexpensive garden hauled. F e b ru ary 17 ............... 40 ers in th e H erm isto n schools, w e rt N orquist. O thers m entioned in six th , au<l d airy products form th e fo u n Miss L ucille W ilson, 19-year-old Mr. B ow lw are le ft S u n d ay for P re c ip ita tio n for th e week sev en th an d e ig h th y e a r p rojects, P rosser, W n., for a sh o rt viBit w ith to S pokane over th e week end. d atio n of th e best school lunch, : ays d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs, E dw in Herald Want Ads Pay .16. w ere D onald Jack so n , K lem ent his uncle. Miss Lucy A. Case, n u tritio n s >ec- W ilson, of Irrig o n , died e arly F r i S tockard, E d n a O tt, and G race la lls t nt Oregon S ta te college. day, m orning. She had gone to bed R evival services a re b ein g held R oda; W hole g rain bread an d bi tte r T h u rsd ay n ig h t w ith a slig h t h ead a ll of th is week a t th e ch u rch by (C ontinued on la s t p age) sandw iches, a raw to m ato in se son ache and had supposedly ta k e n tw o Rev. Pow ell, a v is itin g ev an g elist, und a bottle of milk will go a long asp irin tab lets. L a te r she aroused an d Mrs. T ru m b ell of th e P en teco s SPECIAL COMERCIAL CLUB way tow ard sa tisfy in g th e body th e fnm lly and before th e doctor a r ta l ch u rch a t S tan field . needs of th e gro w in g child, Miss rived she was dead. A co ro n er’s Ju MEETING NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT T he Irrig o n b ask etb all team p lay Case explains. She suggests w hole ry pronounced d eath caused by U OSd ed a gam e w ith th e Y akim a team eg ra in bread and b litte r sandw iches quick in te stin a l flu. F u n e ra l serv i OM VEAR, MARV T h irte e n m em bers w ere p resen t S a tu rd a y n ig h t on th e hom e floor, c o n ta in in g eggs, cheese, pleat, fish ces w ere held M onday w ith Rev a t th e re g u la r m eetin g of th e H e r w in n in g by a larg e m ajo rity . WANTINÓ A P A M tM or n u t b u tte r; a raw v eg etab l-, a .Pow ell o fficia tin g . m iston C om m ercial club T uesday MV WASHINGTON The g irls team lost to th e U m atil b o ttle of m ilk and a f r u it or cus ard noon. Dr. A. W. C h risto p h erso n , ¿ LL ß&OPesT la team th e sam e evening. dessert. ch a irm a n of th e p u b licity com m it “ Make th e school lunch ns com ♦> Mr. an d Mrs. B ert D exter an d fa MAN to ALI V IW A J __ •> tee, p resen ted d raw in g s for th e in plete a meal as possible." Miss Case * ALONG THE CONCRETE ♦ spection of th e club for re p a in tin g m ily w ere d in n e r g u ests of Mr. and says, "a n d have (he food appetizing. th e a d v e rtisin g sig n b o ard s n ear th e Mrs. V ern Jones Sunday. W rap It in waxed p aper to prevent city. m ix tu re of flavors and d ry in g out, W hat w ill happen to th e said city SETH PARKER GIVES P resid en t F elth o u se appo in ted a and pack it com pactly in a w ashable, dudes If the farm er Is “ cru sh ed ” out «om m ittee c o n sistin g of W. J. W a r PLAIN HOME TRUTHS v en tilated co n tain er. P u t the h< avy | of ex istan ca as declared by Dr. ner. F. B. Swayze, an d A lfred Q uir- foods on th e bottom , and those to be i C lark Black, p resid en t of th e Co One of th e s ig n ific a n t phenom ena in g w ho w ere in s tru c te d to w rite a eate n first on top. Tim e and effort lum bia V alley association. Over- le tte r of c o n g ra tu la tio n to E. B • I In th is so p h isticated age is th e fact may be saved for m o th er by te a c h i production is th e cause, he says. If th a t P h illip s Lord, as ‘S eth P o rk e r,’ A ldrich on his a p p o in tm en t to th e ing ch ild ren to pack th e ir own anyone lias seen an y su rp lu s r u n s ta te h ig h w ay com m ission. Follow h as been able to com m and a radio lunches aR soon as th ey are old n in g aro u n d on the project, b rin g ing th is ap p o in tm en t. Sam Nye. au d ien ce num bered In th e m illions en o u g h .” It in and we w ill c .c h a n g e It for ch airm an of th e e n te rta in m e n t com for h is S unday n ig h t broadcasts, A hot dish, served a t school is a a su b scrip tio n . m ittee, rep o rted th a t th e n ex t m eet w hich p resen t a sim ple g ro u p of desirable com tilem cnt to th e packed T he big question In th e lives of in g w ould be on th e ev en in g of p lain people sp eak in g hom ely tru th s (ehool lunch, says Miss Case. and sin g in g th e old hym ns. F e b ru a ry 23. " little men today la w h e th e r it Is To give children su fficien t tim e pow er, n av ig atio n , o r reclam atio n . F ollow ing is th e m em bership as E q u ally sig n ific a n t ts h is ta lk in g a t noon to eat lunch w ith o u t undue We m ean, w hich one nt these th ree tu rn e d in to th e S e cretary fo r th is p ictu re, “ W ay Back H om e.” com ing liCEte and still have lim e for the is th e fu n d a m e n ta l reason for e n y e a r. soon to th e Oasis th e a tre , F rid ay -la y , w hich th ey also need? M I hr g ineers w a n tin g to build th e pow er A. E. M arble O. O. F elthouse and S a tu rd a y . T h e rad io p rogram s “ nse recom m ends a lunch period of dam a t U m atilla. We d o n 't need any R. G. Penney J le n ry Som m erer and th e p ictu re, tak en to g e th e r, for ot less tliaf? 4 5 m inutes and pre- _jC. < P a ú l 1 4 m ore n e t w a te r anyw ay. It Just Ben G erk in g it is im possible to tak e th em sep a lily sj^ h u a ir. sin k s in to the ground and diaap- - È c i i M ullia* H .' L. P ro p st ra te ly . show irre fu ta b ly th a t A m eri “ A sim ple, balanced school lunch, pears. » . H itt A. F. R ohrm an ca ts n o t go in g to th e bow-wows and w ith ad eq u ate tim e for consum ing N orm an P en n o rk F. C. M cKenzie th a t n ig h t clubs, speakeasies and T h ere is keen co m petition be it,” she says, "Is an Im p o rtan t fac R aym ond W alk e r Tom F raser h ig h ly spiced sex dram as a re only tw een th e tw o office g irls In Dr. to r in th e economy of h ealth , and it G a rn e t D. B est A. W. T u rn b lad th e fro th on th e su rface w hile way in dally receiving m ore a tte n tio n F rlm e’s and Dr. C h risto p h erso n 's A lfred Q u irln g W J. V iarntr dow n deep th e A m erican people are office to see w hich can keep her from both p are n ts an d te a c h e rs.” A. H. N orton W illia m Shaar th e M ine k in d of people that build end of th e hall looking th e pio»t 1T!> A 'W it W W. W. Feltbouj« Joe Norton (die nation. • (c-w«^«. w ». p . Herald Subscription $2.00 a Year prim .
