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VOLUME XXVI
NUMBER 25
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY,
FARM BUREAU AWARDS
TWO SCHOLARSHIPS TO
4-H CLUB MEMBERS
IIANY OTHER AWARDS MADE TO
CLUBBERS FOR YEAR.
M ary Rodda Receives County Schol­
arship for Conducting Three
1 0 0 '[ Çlubs D uring 1931.
FARM BUREAU CO-OP. ELECTS
THREE BASKETBALL CONTESTS
TWO NEW MEMBERS TO BOARD
STAGED HERE FRIDAY NIGHT
Two new d irecto rs w ere elected
to th e board of th e B arm B ureau
C ooperative last F rid ay a t th e a n ­
n u al m eetin g of th e o rg a n izatio n to
fill v acancies left by th e ex p iratio n
of th e term s of J. H. R eid and A.
D. S m ith . T hey were A. E. M cF ar­
land of U m atilla, and J. C. H aw kins
of A dams. B allo ts w ere cast as fol­
low s: A. E. M cF arland, 78; J. H.
R eid, 21; A. D. S m ith, 32; J. C.
H aw kins, 50.
J. H. R eid acted as c h airm an a t
th e m eetin g and follow ing th e read ­
ing of th e fin a n c ia l sta te m e n t and
th e m in u tes by th e secretary , H en ry
Som m erer, m an ag er of th e feed con­
cern, a discussion on re p a irs and
eq u ip m en t for th e w arehouse was
held.
M em bers now c o n stitu tin g th e
board of d irecto rs are H. J. O tt, P.
P. S u lliv an , J . M. R ich ard s, J. C.
H aw kins, A. E. M cF arlan d , and
H en ry Som m erer, se c re ta ry -tre a s­
u re r an d m anager.
Two U m atilla P ro je c t F arm B u r­
eau sch o larsh ip s w ere presen ted to
4-H club . m em bers last T h u rsd ay
n ig h t, F e b ru a ry 11, w hen th e club
ach iev em en t day pro g ram w as con­
ducted by G arn et D. Best, assista n t
co u n ty ag en t, and L. J. A llen, as-
i s t ’n t sta te 4-H club leader. They
w ere presented by H. J. O tt, p resi­
d en t of th e F arm B u reau , to M ar­
jo rie B u rn h am , w ith M ary W ard as
a lte rn a te , an d to G lenn P ierson,
w ith D onald Jack so n as a lte rn a te .
The sch o larsh ip s a re aw ard ed each INTERESTING NEWS ITEMS
year to 4-H club boys and g irls who
are judged on th e m erits of th e ir FROM IRRIGON WAY
w ork.
Mr. an d Mrs. F. O. B race of The
O th er 4-H club aw ard s w ere g iv ­
D
alles
a re v is itin g th e ir son and
en a lt e r Mr. Allen addressed th e
group on 4-H club w ork. He b ro u g h t fam ily, Mr. an d Mrs. F ra n k Brace.
W ill Q rablel arriv ed hom e Mon­
o u t tw o m ain p oints necessary to th e
day
from Im b ler, Ore. He w as ac­
success of 4-H club w ork, first, th e
need of leaders, an d second, th e en ­ com panied by his niece V ivian Mc­
F all and R. M. McCoy, both of Im b­
co u rag em en t received a t home by
p aren ts. In closing Mr, A lien p re­ ler, who w ill rem ain for a few days
v isit w ith relativ es.
sented
lead e rs’ pins to C ath erin e
Mr. an d Mrs. E a rl Isom m otored
M cM ullen, cooking clu b lead e r; A,
E. B ensel, calf club lead er; and to P en d leto n M onday re tu rn in g w ith
a new radio.
Floyd M cM ullen, farm acco u n tin g
A ro b b ery w as com m itted here
club leader.
S atu rd ay n ig h t w hen a m all sack
Mrs. W m. H in elin e, lead er of th e w as c u t open and a reg istered p ack ­
H ome Econom ics club, presented age w as ta k e n c o n ta in in g ab o u t $90.
firs t y ear pins to Iren e K ennings, Two g o v ern m en t Inspectors w ere in
t lraa Sale, E d ith M ontgom ery, and tow n S a tu rd a y looking up all av ail­
G ladys P ierson. Second y ear card s able evidence on th e case.
w ent to C ath erin e M cM ullen, M ar­
R alp h B eneftel is g e ttin g about
jo rie B u rn h am , J a n e Jack so n , E d n a on cru tch es due to g e ttin g his knee
T u rn b la d , V era Sisson, B everly A l­ In ju red w h ile p lay in g a practice
len, J a n ie Shockey, an d M ary Skov- gam e of b ask etb all one n ig h t last
bo. T h ird y ear pins w ere p resented week.
to N ina R ae M cCulley, G ladys N or­
W ord w as received h ere of th e
quist, and Rosella M ato tt.
b irth of a little son M onday to Mr.
M ary Rqdda w as p resen ted w ith and Mrs. E. F ag erströ m a t th e hos­
th e county sch o larsh ip for co n d u ct­ p ita l a t P en d leto n .
The boy was
ing th re e 100% p ro jects for 1931.
ch risten e d Ju s tic e Dean. Mr. F a g e r­
Lois B a rn ard , G race R odda, and ström and ch ild ren , Rosie, W ayne
Je a n B a rn a rd w ere m entioned as and K en t m otored
to
P en d leto n
fo u rth , fifth , an d six th y ear club Sunday.
m em bers.
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k B race, Mr.
Mr. B est aw arded ping to m em ­ and Mrs. F. O. B race, V ern Jones
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
y ear pins w ere aw ard ed to K en n eth visited a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
Bensel, Jim Jackson , F ra n k Rodda, W. C. Isom T h u rsd ay evening.
-u n io n S tillin g s, C resen t S tillin g s,
Mr. B ishop le ft for E llen sb u rg ,
D onald S errell, Z ella F ren ch , and W n., th is week for a v isit w ith his
David A rn o tt. Second year card s d au g h ter, Mrs. W ilm a Groves.
Mrs. W isdom and son have moved
w ent to B arb ara Reid, T helm a N or-
qv.ist, and R u th P earso n . T h ird year in to th e B ishop house.
Mrs. Amy C ollins and L eola Bea-
pins w ere aw arded to B illie Jackson,
P au l M arble, C. O. M arble, and Lois v e rt m otored to H erm isto n to see
H u tch iso n .
F o u rth
y ear aw ard s th e show F rid a y n ig h t.
w ent to M ary W ard, G lenn P ierson,
Bill O liver an d fam ily is v isitin g
and L o ttie K n au f. F ifth y ear pins his nephew an d fam ily, Mr. and Mrs.
v. e n t to Floyd M cM ullen an d G ladys Jess Oliver.
N orquist. O thers m entioned in six th ,
Mr. B ow lw are left S u n d ay for
sev en th and e ig h th y e a r p rojects, P rosser, W n., for a sh o rt v isit w ith
w;ere D onald
Jack so n ,
K lem ent his uncle.
S to ck ard , E dna O tt, and G race
R evival services a re b eing held
Roda.
all of th is week a t th e ch u rch by
(C ontinued on la s t page)
Rev. P ow ell, a v isitin g ev an g elist,
and Mrs. T ru m b ell of th e P entecos­
SPECIAL COMERCIAL CLUB
ta l ch u rch a t S tan field .
MEETING NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT
The Irrig o n b ask etb all team p lay ­
ed a gam e w ith th e Y ak im a team
T h irte e n m em bers w ere p resen t S atu rd ay n ig h t on th e hom e floor,
a t tile 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 .
m iston Com m ercial club
T uesday
The g irls team lost to th e U m atil­
noon.
Dr. A. W. C h risto p h erso n ,
la team th e sam e evening.
c h a irm a n of the p u b licity com m it­
Mr. an d Mrs. B ert D exter and fa­
tee, p resen ted d raw in g s for th e in ­
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
th e a d v e rtisin g sig n b o ard s n ear th e Mrs. V ern Jo n es Sunday.
city.
SETH PARKER GIVES
P re sid e n t F elth o u se ap p o in ted a
com m ittee c o n sistin g of W. J. W a r­ PLAIN HOME TRUTHS
n er, F. B. Swayze. an d A lfred Q uir-
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
le tte r of c o n g ra tu la tio n
to E. B. in th is so p h isticated age Is th e fact
A ldrich on h is a p p o in tm e n t to th e th a t P h illip s Lord, as ’Seth P o rk e r,’
s ta te h ig h w ay com m ission. Follow ­ h as been able to com m and a radio
in g th is a p p o in tm en t, Sam Nye. au d ien ce num bered in th e m illions
ch airm an of th e e n te rta in m e n t com ­ for h is S u n d ay n ig h t b roadcasts,
m ittee, rep o rted th a t th e n e x t m eet­ w hich p re se n t a sim ple gro u p of
in g w ould be on th e ev en in g of p lain people sp eak in g hom ely tr u th s
and sin g in g th e old hym ns.
F e b ru a ry 23. *
F o llow ing is th e m em bership as
E q u ally sig n ific a n t is h is ta lk in g
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
■year.
_
soon to th e Oasis th e a tre , F rid ay
A. E. M arble
O. O. F elth o u se
and S a tu rd ay . T h e rad io program s
R. G. P enney
J l e n r y Som m erer and th e p ictu re, tak en to g e th e r, for
J ’. & P a u li
Ben O erk in g
it Is im possible to tak e them sep a­
j ÿ e t i M u l l i n i ? , H “ L- P ro p st
rately . show irre fu ta b ly th a t A m eri­
- n . e . H itt ,
A. F. R o h rm sn
ca Is n o t g o in g to th e bow-wows and
N orm sn P ennoek F. C. M cKenzie
th a t n ig h t clubs, speakeasies and
R aym ond W alk e r Tom F ra se r
h ig h ly spiced sex d ram as a re only
G arn et D. Best
A. W. T u rn b lad
th e fro th on th e su rface w h ile way
A lfred Q u irin g
W. J. W a rn e r
dow n deep th e A m erican people are
A. H. N orton
W illiam Shaar
th o sam e k in d of people that build
W. W, Felthotwe Joe Norton
this nation,
STANFIELD IRRIGATION
PROJECT PROPOSED
FOND WINS BACKING
FEBRUARY 18, 1932
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
GURDANE, LIEUALLEN TO
I CHESHIRE LILES FOR
RECEIVE REWARD.
i COUNTY JUDGE OFFICE
EASTERN OREGON
MAN PLACED UPON
STATE HIGHWAY BODY
The H erm isto n high school team,
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 16
Judge
A re p o rt in th e E a st O regonian
th e g rade 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
team all clashed in b ask etb all games
T hom as B. G urdane and C. L. Lieu- M ilton had filed w ith th e county
F rid ay n ig h t w ith team s from Uma­
alien, P en d leto n . Ore., peace officers clerk his in te n tio n s to seek th e of­
tilla.
who a rre ste d W illiam E dw ard H ick­ fice of county ju d g e and w ill seek
The follow ing h ig h school story
man, slay er of M arlon P a rk e r, will th e rep u b lican n o m ination in the
was ta k e n from th e Bulldog.
BUTLER BILL APPROVED BY receive th e $5,OOo rew ard offered by com ing p rim ary.
B. ALDRICH APPOINTED BY
In w h at w as u n d o u b ted ly th e
th e Los A ngeles county board of su ­
Mr. C heshire is a long tim e resi­
SECRETARY WILBUR.
GOVERNOR MEIER.
best gam e of th e season, th e B ull­
pervisors.
d en t of th e co u n ty being engaged
dogs reversed th e tab les on th e U m a­
C laim s to all o r a portion of the in th e m e rcan tile business for sev­
tilla h ig h b ask etb all team on th e Measure Calls for Expenditure of rew ard had been filed
num erous e ra l years in M ilton and p rio r to C. C. W ashburn, Eugene, and L. M.
$1CO,9CO in R ehabilitation;
H erm isto n co u rt w ith a 16-15 dcore.
Scott, Portland, Named; New
o th er persons in clu d in g F red K ing th a t, a resid en t of P endleton. He
The gam e w as a fast one th ro u g h ­
F ate Still in Doubt.
and A ionza M. W est, service statio n has long been active in county and
Commission Meets.
out. B oth team s displayed w onder­
a t P o rtla n d , Ore., w ho recognized city a ffairs.
A ccording to F. A. Baker, secre­ H ickm an w hen he purchased gaso­
fu l team w ork, no one m an on eith e r
An eastern Oregon m an. E. B.
ta ry of th e S tan field Irrig atio n pro­ line p rior to his a rre st n ear P en d le­ PROGRAM HONORING WASH­
team being o u tstan d in g .
A ldrich, ed ito r of th e E ast Oregon-
M artin opened th e scoring about ject, d irecto rs of th e project still ton. George V. W illoughby of Se­
i. n of P endleton, Is one of th e new
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 INGTON WEJL BE PRESENTED
m em bers of th e recen tly appointed
d a te highw ay com m ission form ed
a fast step shot. T his w as im m e­ le r’s bill for $100,000 for re h a b ili­ rew ard but the co u rt held he gained
An assem bly program in the H er­
I w ith the dual purpose of prom oting
d iately followed w ith sev eral from ta tio n of th e S tan field project. The his in fo rm atio n from new spapers.—
m
iston
U
nion
high
schcol
honoring
h arm onius and econom ical adm lnls-
both team s. T he score a t th e end of fate of th e bill is s till in doubt as E ast O regonian.
lie b irth d a y of G eorge W ashington ! ,
ra tio n of one of th e larg est h ig h ­
th e q u a rte r w as 6-4 in fav o r of sta te d in a new s item from the O re­
■ ill be presented M onday. F ebruary way budgets O regon ever afforded.
U m atilla; a t th e end of th e h a lf th e gon News B ureau, W ashington, D. OAT GROWERS HAVE CHANCE
’2.
T
he
T
orch
H
onor
society
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Mr. A ldrich, I eslie M. S cott of P o rt-
score stood
6-9, U m atilla stil! C., th a t follow s:
.ponsoring th is program in co n ju n -
c # r , Q w „ h b u rn of
"E ecretary W ilb u r of the in te rio r TO SUPPLY MILLING NEEDS.
M ain tain in g th e lead. If e ith e r team
•tion
w
ith
th
e
A
m
erican
Legi
n
gene w ere appointed M onday by
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 fa v o r­
If w estern Oregon oat grow ers A uxiliary, th e A m erican Legion, and
G overnor Ju liu s L. M eier to replace
firs t h alf it certa in ly w as d e te r­ ably R e p resen tativ e B u tler’s bill for w ill discard about 25 of th e present
th e high school, a t w hich tim e the
m ined to m ake up for it us th e th ird $100,000 for re h a b ilita tio n of th e 26 v a rieties of sp rin g oats being society w ill present a p ictu re of th e old com m ission w hich for weeks
,
h as 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. The a ssistan t d i­ grow n en d co n cen trated on produc­ _
G eorge W ash in g to n to the high ,|iscorc|
tw o preceeding. D u rin g th is q u a r­ rec to r of the b udget advised S en ato r tion of the V ictory v ariety , they will school
te r Cox, p lay in g g u ard for H erm is­ S teiw er fu ll consideration had been I have o p p o rtu n ity of supplying some
Mr. A ldrleh left P en d leto n T ues­
The program h as been arran g ed
day n ig h t an d w as due In P o rtlan d
ton, displayed b rillia n t p assin g and given his p re se n ta tio n in b eh alf of ■ of th o g ra in for b reak fast food “ sed
s follow s:
W ednesday m o rn in g to m eet a t a
w as responsible for m any of th e th e S tan field project, and th e bud- by n o rth w e st m ills, believes D. D. C ornet T rio
A m erica
Benson hotel b re a k fa st w ith
Mr.
scores d u rin g th e game. T he th ird je t w ould re p o rt favorably on the H ill, associate professor of farm
S errell, P aul, and F o llett
Scott, and Mr. W ash b u rn , th e o th er
q u a rte r ended 1 4 -lo for th e B u ll­ M cN ary au th o riz a tio n bill.
crops a t Oregon S ta te college, who A m erican Creed
“ In q u iry developed, however, th a t recen tly studied th e oat production i
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
th a t has succeeded th e A lnsw orth-
R ailro ad ers ra llied and w ere a b le to th e M cN ary bill had not been re f e r­ s itu a tio n in th is region.
! The F lag Code
red to th e b ureau of budget b u t th a t
H anley-S paulding com m ission.
b rin g th e score to 14-14.
Most of th e fall o ats grow n a re I Vocal Solo
Mrs. G eorge S torie
R eorganization of th e h ighw ay
As th e gam e w as n e arin g th e end, B u tle r's bill w as so referred and ac­ th e s ta n d a rd , h ig h y ield in g f ray j R espect to th e F la g Mrs. Lyle T ilden
Mrs. Best and Mrs. S torie body was p recip itated th ro u g h the
U m atilla w as aw arded a free th ro w co rdingly budget approval w as g iv ­ W in te r v ariety , he found, b u t m ost ! D uet
w hich was converted an d w hich en th e B u tle r m easure.. Approval by farm ers pay little a tte n tio n to v arie­ A ddress
Rev. O. W. P ayne v o lu n tary re tire m e n t of ch airm an
placed them in th e lead 15-14. The S ecretary W ilb u r im m ediately fo l­ ties of sp rin g oats, lum ping them all V iolin Solo
E dna Otl A insw orth and Mr. H anley, w ho p re­
B ulldogs fo u g h t like mad a g a in st lowed.
u n d er th e g en eral
name, “ w hite P re se n ta tio n , P ic tu re of W ashington sented th e ir re sig u itio n s to th e gov­
“ The reclam atio n com m issioner s p rin g .” S p rin g v arieties vary g re a t­
ern o r follow ing his re tu rn from the
th is v eteran team and H ainm on was
Jam es N eary
ab le to sink th e fin al goal ju s t be­ says th e e x p en d itu re of $100,000 ly in yield and q u a n tity , he says A cceptance of P ic tu re Edw in Throop eant. T hey have been d issatisfied
fore th e w h istle blew m ak in g th e w ill place th e system In condition, and of ail of them V ictory is th e best V ocal Solo
Dick H itt w ith th e a c tiv itie s of th e ir colleag­
p e rm ittin g more econom ical o p era­ yielding, is high in n u trie n ts and L S ta r S pankled B an n er
score 16-15 for th e B ulldogs.
A udience ue. Mr. S paulding, for som e m onths
tion an d m ain ten an ce. U nder th e sa tisfa c to ry for m illin g inlo b reak ­
and w ere said to have confided to
A p relim in ary gam e b etw een the
bill th e can al system would be tra n s fast foods. F or th e lack of a steady BULLDOGS WIN SEVEN OF
frien d s th a t th ey w ere "fed u p ”
tw o g rad e schools revealed
some
ferred to the U nited S tates for less supply of o ats of th e rig h t q u ality ,
w ith b e arin g th e heavy responsibi­
p rom ising m a te ria l for fu tu re years.
NINE MAJOR CONTESTS
th a n o n e -th ird its cost; o u ts ta n d in g n o rth w e st m illers are now forced
lities of th e com m ission's a ffa irs
T he fin al score w as 4-6 in fav o r of
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 ntinued stream of abuses
(F ro m th e “ B ulldog“ )
U m atilla.
lh a n o n e-th ird of th e ir face vnlue m iddle w est in lo one of the best oat
th a t w ere heaped upon them .
The
B
ulldogs
have
had
a
fairly
Follow ing th e h ig h school game and th e project p laced.npon its feet.
■itecessful b ask etb all season th u s
The new com m ission m et a t
gro
w
in
g
regions
in
the
U
nited
th e U m atilla an d H erm isto n tow n
far, h aving won seven o u t of nine Salem , the s ta te cap ital. W ednesday
In view of th e sp eak er’s in s tru c ­ S tates.
team s m et in a fast gam e w hich
contests. W ith but tw o m ore gam es
tions to com m ittees not to re p o rt
on th e schedule, one w ith P endleton for its firs t session. A t th a t tim e th e
ended w ith a score of 20-15 in favor
any au th o riz a tio n bills, th e fa te of
Mrs.
Norton
Returns.
and one w ith A rlin g to n , before the com m ission organized and o u tlin ed
of U m atilla.
su b -d istric t to u rn a m e n t, they are a g en eral policy of o p e ra tin g the
the p ro ject legislation s till is d u ­
Mrs. M innie N orton re tu rn e d to m ak in g th e best uhb of th e ir tim e
bious.
W ILIAM ETT UNIVERSITY
H erm iston la st S unday m o rning a f ­ by h ard p ractices every n ig h t. It s ta te ’s vast system of highw ays.
Vhc new com m ission has u n d er­
te r v is itin g in M issouri and K ansas they are a t top form a t th e sub-dlst-
Car Damaged by Freshet.
WILL PLAY AT UMATILLA
rlc
t
co
n
test
they
m
ig
h
t
easily
s
u
r­
tak
en to a d m in iste r one of th e la r­
fo r th e p a st two years. Mrs. H or­
prise even th e m ost optom lstlc. T his gest highw ay budgets In th e h isto ry
A F ord ro ad ster
belonging
to to n 's m any frien d s here w ill be h a p ­ season's scores a re as follow s:
The W illam ett U n iv ersity b a sk e t­
Dewey S chiller of Echo w as badly py to know of h er re tu rn and th a t ! O pponent’s score
B ulldog's score of the state. D u rin g 1932 n early
b all team w ill stop a t U m atilla
dam aged by m ud and w ater la st she can be reached a t th e homo of j B oardm an
(8
)
H
erm iston (2 7 ) , $5,500,000 In th e s ta te and federal
T h u rsd ay , F e b ru a ry 25, w hen they
H erm iston (2 2 ) 1 Hinds w ill be sp en t on O regon roads.
.
.... h er son, an d d a u g h ter-in -law , Mr. I Irrig o n
week. T he car skidded _ and
w ent
(9 )
w ill m eet a team of a ll-s ta rs from
(2 7 )
H erm iston (2 3 ) T his co n stru ctio n program tak es In-
Into th e d itch in Spain G ulch one , and Mrs. Joe N orton. Mrs. N orton V 'n aJ!ll,a,
th e u p p er Colum bia. T his team is day Inst week and Mr. S ch iller w as ' spent m ost of h e r tim e w hile aw ay A rlington
(1 5 )
Ilerm lsto n (2 5 ) 't o con sid eratio n th e allo catio n of
(1 8 )
m ade up of m en from A rlin g to n ,
H erm iston ( 2 Î ) S2’333’680 of ”ta te fundg’
u n ab le to get It out fo r sev eral a t St. Joseph, M issouri.
(3 5 )
S tan field
Irrig o n , B oardm an, H ep p n er, and
H erm lston (9 )
of federal aid money, and th e
Irrigon
(8 )
hours. In the m eantim e a fresh et,
U m atilla who a re old tim ers in the
H erm iston (3 1 ) $1.500,000 Involved In the foreat
B oardm an (1 5 )
VZeather Report.
game. The U n iv ersity team , w ilt be caused by m eltin g snow and fa llin g D ate
(1 5 )
H erm iston (1 6 ) highw ay program adopted in Decem-
Max. Min. U m atilla
150
T otal
198 bgr
en ro u te to W alla W alla w h ere they rain , filled the car w ith m ud an d F eb ru ary 11 ... .................. 49.... 32 I T otal
will play W h itm an college.
w ater, alm ost com pletely su b m erg ­ F eb ru ary 12 ... .................. 41 .....28
The sta te com m ission cooperates
ing it. I t was rescued th e firs t of F eb ru ary 13 ... ................... 37... .26
w
ith
federal bureau s in th e ad m in ­
Miss C ath erin e M cBain, Miss Eva
the w eek and bro u g h t to H erm iston F ebruary 14 ... ................... 36... .... 15
is tra tio n of federal funds.
FOR
SCHOOL
LUNCH
B arch, Miss E sth e r S ib ert, Miss Nell
w here it w ill be th o ro u g h ly o v er­ F eb ru ary 15 ... ................... 3 1 .... .17
L ang, and Miss In g rid Boling, teach
................... 37... . .15
F eb ru ary 16
Irrigon Girl Dies Suddenly.
Sim ple and Inexpensive garden
hauled.
F eb ru ary 17 ...
............. 40. .. .13
ers in th e H erm isto n schools, w e rl
and d airy products form the foun­
Miss L ucille W ilson, 19-year-old
P recip itatio n for th e week was
to S pokane over th e week end.
d atio n of the best school lunch, : ays d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs. E dw in
Herald W ant Ads Pay
.16.
Miss Lucy A. Case, n u tritio n s iec- W ilson, of Irrig o n , died e a rly F r i­
ialist nt Oregon S ta te college.
day, m orning. She had gone to bed
W hole g ra in bread an d
bi Iter T h u rsd ay n ig h t w ith a slig h t head­
sandw iches, a raw tom ato in se son ache and had supposedly ta k e n tw o
und a bottle of milk w ill go a long asp irin tab lets. L ater she aroused
w ay tow ard sa tisfy in g th e body th e fam ily and before th e doctor a r ­
needs of th e grow ing child, Miss rived she was dead. A c o ro n er’s Ju­
Case explains. She suggests w hole ry pronounced d eath caused by
eg rain bread and b u tte r sandw iches quick in te stin a l flu. F u n e ra l serv i­
co n ta in in g eggs, cheese, [neat, fish ces w ere held M onday w ith
Rev
or n u t b u tte r; a raw v e g e ta b le a .Pow ell o fficia tin g .
b o ttle of m ilk and a fr u it o r ctis ard
dessert.
❖ •S'
>s« ❖
“ Make th e school lunch as com ­
plete a m eal as possible." Miss Case ♦
ALONG THE CONCRETE
♦
says, "an d h ave [he food appetizing. ♦
W rap it in waxed paper to prevent ♦ ♦ ♦ < • ♦ ❖ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
l m ix tu re of flavors and d ry in g out,
W hat w ill happen to th e said city
and pack it com pactly in a w ashable, dudes If th e farm er Is “ cru sh ed ” out
v e n tila te d co n ta in e r. P u t th e hi avy of existence as declared by Dr.
foods on th e bottom , and those to he C lark Black, p resid en t of th e Co-
eaten first on top. Tim e and effort lum bf t V alley
association.
Over­
ir - v be saved for m o th er by te a c h ­ production Is th e cause, he says. It
ing c h ild ren to pack th e ir own anyone lias seen any su rp lu s ru n ­
lunches as soon as they are old n in g around on the project, b rin g
en o u g h .”
It In an d we w ill exchange It for
A hot dish, served a t school, is a a su b scrip tio n .
desirable com plem ent to th e packed
T he big quesDon In th e lives of
school lunch, spys Miss Case.
little men today is w h eth er it is
To give children su fficien t tim e
pow er, n a v ig atio n , or reclam ation.
at noon to cat lunch w ith o u t undue
We ineun, w hich one of these th ree
h re te and still have tim e for the is th e fu n d am en tal reason for e n ­
play, w hich they also need,* Miss
gineers w an tin g to build th e pow er
” nse recom m ends n lunch period of
dam a t U m atilla. We d o n 't need any
ot less th a t? 15 m inutes and pre-
m ore wet w ater anyw ay. It Just
bly t
hour.
sin k s in to the ground and
d isap ­
“ A sim ple, balanced school lunch, pears.
w ith ad eq u ate tim e for consum ing
T here is keen com petition
be­
it ,” she says, "Is an Im p o rtan t fac­
to r In tho econom y of h e a lth , and it tw een th e tw o office g irls in Dr.
is dally receiving m ore a tte n tio n P rim e's nnd Dr. C h risto p h erso n 's
office to see w hich can keep her
from both p a re n ts and te a c h e rs.”
end of the hall looking th e most
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