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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON
THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1932
known. But It was a cowardly and * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ >
lastardly thing for anyone to do.
Published every Thursday at Hermis­
ob was only a dog, but more human *
CHURCH NOTES
♦
ton, Umatilla County, Oregon, by
than the brute who killed him so.
*
•
Pauline M, Stoop and Alfred Qulring,
Mary Britten was attached to her
PtibliHhers,
log. For seven years they had been
BAPTIST-CHRISTIAN CHURCH
•most insep: ra'le. She tells of hit
Principal Events of the Week
W. E. Jones, Pastor.
Entered as Second Class Matter
ntclligence, his fidelity, his com-
10:20 A. M., Communion.
December, 1906, Umatilla County.
Assembled for Information
anionship and his endearing trick:
Oregon.
10:3o A. M., Song service.
ike a mother recite., stories of hei
10:55 A. M., Sermon, subject
of Our Readers.
hildren. The bond was much the
Subscription Kates:
"Come Ye Out to Meet the Bride
A
New
Kind
of
War,
ante
and
ue
suspect
that
Mary
Brit-
One Year ........................................ $2.00
Groom.”
en lias the sympathy of her neigh-
Six Mouths ................................... J 1,00
T H E M ARKETS
The American Legion is engager
l l : 2 o A. M., Teaching service.
Three Months ............. ........................go n another war. This time it i: ors. Her sorrow at the loss of Bob Junior church for the little folks,
Portland
er horror at the manner of his tak-
M heat — Big Bend bluestem, hard
igainst want, hunger, and unem
Mrs. Win. Hineline superintendent.
ng, are but natural— human.
ployment.
6:30 P. M., Christian Endeavor, winter, 72c; soft white and western
Somelody. nobody knows who both Senior and Junior. A. E. Ben- white, 60c; hard winter, northern
Has tile Hermiston American Le
spring and western red, 68c.
ought to strike a blow at Mrs. Brit- sel will load the Seniors next Sun
lion Post No. 37 heeded the cal
Hay—Buying prices, f. o. b. Port
en through the animal she loved. | day in the discussion of the topic,
ent out by Mark T. McKee, execu
land; Alfalfa, $14.50$15, oat and vetch
tive director for "One Million Wag< 'umans cannot with impunity be "What it Means to be a Christian.”
Christlan.
■o tortured and killed, covertly, cow-
7:30 P. M.. Presfching service, ser fl3@13.5O.
"Every board, every person hand­ Earners Back to Work?”
A business concern should have as a banking co n n ectio n -
Butterfat—IS @ 20c.
irdly,
cruelly,
but
Bob.
as
we
havt
mon
topic, "The Coming of Christ
That
is
the
battle
cry
of
the
War
ling public money, should publish
one that keeps abreast of the times.
aid
before—
he
was
only
a
dog.
Eggs—Ranch,
13@16c.
Against Depression officially de
an account of it.”
Me are equipped to transact business wherever banking Is
BAPTIST CHURCH
Hogs—Good to choice, f3.75@4.60.
dared Monday, February 15, whicl
done. Our service is prompt and satisfactory.
E. James Caln, Pastor.
Cattle—Steers—Good, $6.75@6.25.
vill be waged through 10,800 loca
Stanley Green of Stanfield, whr
Have your account in a growing bank.
• -
♦ Rev. Hunderup has arrived. The
Lambs—Good to choice, $5@5.50.
ommittees in every city, town ant *
has won state and national recogni­
UMATILLA NEWS ITEMS ♦’ special meetings began Tuesday
Seattla
lamlet in the United States for thr >
tion as a 4 II club leader, is a resi­
Wheat—Soft white, western white,
evening. We all received blessings
nirpose of reestablishing public con
dent of Umatilla county, and a
.> <. « > .> .¡. it God s hand.
northern spring, 68c; hard winter,
fidence and securing resumption ol > ❖ •>
young man of whom we can justly
of Hermiston
Rev. Hunderup comes to us from 67c; western red, 66c; bluestem, 70c,
normal buying. The movement i:
Mr. and Mrs. George Cramar of
be proud.
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $50,000.
Eggs—Ranch, 16-17c.
reing sponsored nationally by thr ’endleton spent the week end with Mississippi and Texas. He has been
lr. and Mrs. Frank Clark.
Butterfat—Per pound, 22c
F. B. SWAYZE, President
R. ALEXANDER. Vice-President
dubbed “The Whirlwind of the
American Legion, American Legior
Mrs. T. O. Waller who has b e e n .--------
„„„ born
„ al
Forced to Action.
Hogg—Good to choice, f4.60@4.65.
South.” —
He was
at Natchez,
auxiliary, the Association of Nation
A.
H,
NORTON,
Cashier
D. M. DEETER, Asst. Cashier
crlously 111 for several weeks was Mississippi, and brings to
Cattle—Choice steers, fS.50@8.25.
The kidnaping of the nineteen al Advertisers and the America!
hie to return to her home here this 1
orings to us many
Sheep—Choice lambs, f4.75@5.25.
Negro splrtual and plantation songs.
veek.
month old son of Colonel Charles Federation of Labor, but so far n
Spokane
He has held meetings
in ____
many
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bullard o f.
___ ___
, of
Lindbergh has aroused the indigna­ activity along this line has been
Cattle—Steers, good, f6.25@5.75.
een here other than through thr lood River spent the week end with the southern states including Louls-
tion of the nation against the of
rlends in Umatilla.
! in ii □
..
m
.
. ..
.1
Sheriff’s Sale.
matllla.
States Reclamation Service as
Hogs—Good to choice, f4.36@4.40.
fenders. Congress Is considering pas­ local relief committee active for sev
Louise Byrnes and Dorothy Ma lana, Georgia, Tennesee, Mlsouri.
Lambs—Good
to
choice,
$4.50@5.
?ral
months
now.
Unit "C” in the Southwest qtt»'~
md
Arkansas.
He
has
held
meetings
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
that,
sing the Cochran bill, which would
Ice visited in Hermiston Saturday.
under and by virtue of a writ of ex­
ter of Section 27,
*
Tom Tucker has returned from a in many of the western cities such
The Henpner American Legior
make abduction across state lines a
lsit to Portland with Mr. and Mrs is Baker, Oregon; Weiser, Idaho;
ecution issued out of the Circuit
federal crime, punishable by the >ost responded immediately to thr
Eugene
will
stage
Its
third
Sunset
oe Tucker and daughter, Mrs. (three consecutive years) twice at
which mortgage was recorded on the
all. Why shouldn't the ranks of th
death penalty. The action is a tardy
Trail celebration in July, according to Court of the State of Oregon in and
’dith Jones and Mrs. Jessie Arrow
food River, and at The Dalles. He a decision made at a meeting of 200 for the County of Umatilla, under 17th day of February, 1921, at page
’mith.
one and had such punishment bten Hermiston post Join the many othe
the seal thereof, and to me directed 168 of Book 73 of the records of
John Chase who has been employ- ias Just completed a very success
given out previously our national orces over the country in helpin;
citizens recently.
d on the ^Connell ranch for the past | ,u' meeting at Cove, Oregon. This
and delivered upon a Judgement and mortgages in the office of the Coun­
hero and heroin would have been iccompllsh this great task. A lette
The Fir-Tex mill at St. Helens, decree rendered and entered in said ty Recorder of Umatilla County,
wo months left Thursday for Fall •as a union meeting of the Baptist
spared from the grief, apprehension rom the national executive dlrecto
-ake City.
which has been down since last June, Court on the 29th day of February, Oregon, should be foreclosed, and
nd
Methodist
churches
and
Rev
and terror that now possesses them. ays, in part: “Iart’s not fool our
Rev. and Mrs. Mark Coiner of
opened March 1 with 100 men em­ 1932, in favor of R. O. Hawks as the said real property sold by the
o rv allis
visited
a t tlio James Hunderup has been invited back
If the Lindgergh baby has been clvei-
not think that hccatis,
ployed, It was announced.
lere
this
summer.
lyrnes
home
w
ith
Mrs.
C
om
er's
sis-
plaintiff, and against Thomas 11. Sheriff of Umatilla County, Oregon,
abducted by experienced crlmnals ",any of UM have Plenty to eat. plen
er, Mrs. Janies Byrnes.
Approximately $30,000 is being spent Haddox and Etta Belle Haddox. and to satisfy said' judgement and all
Some of the topics Rev. Hunderup
and If it ends as happily as utmost ty to wear, and plenty of almost
Velma Buntln spent the week end
costs; therefore, I will on Saturday,
by the Blair Granite Quarries on Neil
opinion permits us to hope, the everything wc desire that we ar
"ith her parents Mr. and Mrs. Art ’'ill speak on are: "Why Religious creek near Ashland, In Installation of The First National Bank of Hermis­ April ?, 1932, at two o’clock in the
ton,
as
defendants,
whereby
the
Folk
go
to
Hell,”
“Sure
Cure
for
lecure.
We
owe
this
army
of
unem
dunlin In The Dalles.
child will be restored on payment of
Mildred Conlon spent Saturday 'nake Bite,” and "The Leader of a modern equipment for handling build­ plaintiff did recover a personal de­ afternoon of that day, at the front
ransom and the kidnapers will re­ ployed a right to work for a livin;
ing stone.
•siting
ami shopping in Portland-. tard Gang in a Big City.”
cree against the defendants Thomas door of the County Court house in
and
unless
we
give
them
that
rlgh
main unknown to the law. One
I he 500 ’ club met at the home
The Polk county declamatory con­ H. Haddox and Etta Belle Haddox Pendleton, Umatilla County, Oregon,
One feature of the meetings will
shrinks from the more dreadful po­ they are going to ask us why in n-
f Mrs. Frank Clark Tuesday after-
be the children's work. At Cove tests, which have been held annually for the sum of $1500.00 with in­ sell all the right, title, interest and
tentialities of the case, for that the uncertnln terms. You and I might ionn.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mahoney here were over a hundred children for some years, will be discontinued terest thereon at the rate of 7% per estate which said defendants, and
beasts are desperate scarcely need >ut for the grace of God, be in theb
nd daughter Patsy Ann of Pendle- enrolled in this work. At Baker this year owing to the difficulty of annum from the 24th day of June, all persons claiming and to claim
be said. If they fear detection, anks. It is our duty to ourselves
on visited here Sunday with Mrs.
1927, and the further sum of $150.- by, through, or under them, or any
what then? We return to the blank o them, and to our country to wagi Mahoney's parents, Mr. and Mrs. there were five hundred. The child­ financing prizes.
of them, had on the 24th day of
this fight.
ren’s
meeting
will
be
held
at
3;
45
'prlnger.
The plant of the Manchester Box & 00 attorney’s fees, and the costs
December. 1920, or since then have,
Mrs. Harry Hull was the hostess •'clock.
Lumber company at The Dalles was and disbursements taxed at $38.90,
or now have, in and to the above
if
a
lovely
dinner
and
”500’
part)
and
whereby
it
was
decreed
that
The
meetings
will
be
held
every
destroyed by fire in a spectacular
Only a Dog.
described real property and every
atiitday evening at her home. The ¡veiling except Monday at 7:45.
blaze that threatened the Union Pa­ that certain mortgage dated the
ollowlng were guests: Mr. and Mrs
(From The Dalles Optomist.)
Part thereof, at public auction to
24th
day
of
December,
1920,
exe
Everyone
Is
welcome.
That
Includes
cific
tie-creosotlng
plant.
■ew Brownell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
the
highest bidder, for cash in hand,
He was only a dog. But half hu
you.
cuted
by
Thomas
H.
Haddox
and
Et­
tnudson, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Springer
Residents of the Central and Crow
the proceeds of such sale to be ap­
man, as dogs are, with ingratiating tr. and Mrs. Elmore McKenzie. Mr
ta
Belle
Haddox
to
plaintiff
upon
communities, west of Eugene, are con­
ricks, like those of a child, whicl 'nd Mrs. A. W. Conlon, Mrs. .'ran
following described real proper­ plied in satisfaction of said execu­
CNHISTIAH SCIEKE CNUR2HES sidering the formation of a power dis­ the
tion and all costs.
ty, to-wit:
lad endeared him to the heart of i 'lark, Mrs. .’aek Cherry, Mg. Vclg.
trict
and
the
purchasing
of
power
Dated this 1st day of March, 1932.
tUQhrist Jesus” was the subject
lolitary woman. To those who havi Miss Rosa Ricco, Mrs. Sara Rtx, Miss
from the Eugene municipal system.
The West one-half of the
Mara Corrigan gnd the hostess.
of the Lesson-Sermon in all
teen him do.;ging her footsteps to:
T. B. GURDANE,
Hazel Tipple celebrated her 12th
Sheriff Slusher of Clatsop county
Northwest quarter of the South­
Churchoa ct Christ, Scientist, on
the past seven years, he was only t
Sheriff of Umatilla
lrthday Saturday evening by in-
Sunday, February 28.
has been awarded the contract to feed
west quarter of Section 27, Twp.
Itlng many of her friends to a-love-
log. To her l e wa: a friend, com
County, Oregon.
Tlw
Golden
Text
was,
"Gcd
sent
county
prisoners
at
the
rate
of
22*4
v party at the home of her mother,
panlon, protector.
6 North, Rg. 29 E.W.M. in Uma­
/
By Grace Jackson,
not his Son into the world to con­
Mrs. Florence Tipple.
cents per meal. This is a 10 per cent
He was only a dog. But Mar)
tilla
County, Oregon, shown and
demn the world; but that the
Mr. and Mrs. Cene McFarland
Deputy.
reduction
from
his
contract
last
year,
I.f t en wept when she discovered ”>ve recently moved into the Irwin
(March 3— March 31)
world through him might be saved”
designated on the maps of the
There Is no danger of water short­
his body thrown out on the beach
Chapman home east of town.
(Jno. 3:17).
Umatilla Project of the United
Lew Brownell and M. M. Jenkins
age next summer In the Talent Irriga­
beaten, bedraggled, mutilated ant
Among the elutions which com­
Herald W ant Ads Pay
Umatilla-Wallula
tion district, according to Olin Arns-
tortured by some brute. And wht •epresented the
prised
the
Lesson-Sermon
v.as
the
•ut-off meeting held at Walla Walla
following from the Bible: "I will
piger, manager. Twice as much is in
will blame her— who that has owne< Monday.
WWW w w w w w w w y - v
also give thee for a light to the
•
W W *
and, perhaps, loved a dog.
storage as there was last year at this
Mr. and Mrs. Pete McNabb and
Gentiles, that thou mayest be my
time.
He was only a dog, dumb and laughter Maxine and sons Herbert
A DOLLAR'S WORTH
salvation unto tho end of the earth”
speechless, but he had been made t< nd Johnny and Miss Aletha Siler
Howard Ray, young son of Mr. and
(Isa. 49:G).
Clip th i. coupon and mail it w ith $1 for . ,ix week.' tr ia l ^ k tc r .fn o n to
uotored
to
Crass
Valley
Sunday
suffer many things before he died
Mrs. Howard Williams, caused much
The Lesson-Sermon also Included
vhere thev visited Mr. McNabb’s
The hand that tortured the poo: brother,
excitement at Lostine when he swal­
tho following passages from the
Oliver McNabb of Grass
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
beast knew no mercy. No quid Valley and his sister, Mrs. E. E.
lowed the small wheel of a toy trac­
Christian Science textbook, “Sci­
P u b lis h e d b r t a C a j n r w , S c k n c ,
S oct . tv
death for “Bob”, tempered with mer rack of Portland. Miss Zller re
B o s to n , M a s s a c h u s e tts , U . 8 . a
tor. As yet no 111 effects have been
ence and Health with Key to the
cy, but slow torture. The heartiest ‘urned to Portland with her aunt,
noticed.
Scriptures”, by Mary Baker Eddy:
finance, education, radio, etc.
You w ill be «1 I t o *
sports- rni!"!c‘
"Christ la the true Idea voicing
hand broke the dog’s legs, cut out Mrs. Jack.
* n advocate of peace and p r o h ib itio n
And
»
« ,nt«? vour home *>
Albert Julian, Redmond night po­
R. Brownell has returned to
and the Sundial and the other fe iturS »
And don 1 mIs® Snubs-
Dog.
good, the divine message from God
his tongue, scalded him with boiling ’Is D. home
liceman, suffered three fractured ribs
here after a few weeks vl
to men speaking to the human con­
water, mutilated his body, put a bul dt with his son Earl In Pasco.
and minor injuries when he fell on tho
sciousness. The Christ is incor­
let through his abdomen — who il
Mrs. II. Vclg spent Friday in Port
ice while helping push a disabled car
poreal,
spiritual,—yea,
the
divine
was that viated his spiteful malice land shopping.
Into a local garage. He fell on his
Imago and likeness, dispelling the
The
Tum-A-Lum
has
been
closed
(N am e, please p rin t)
on the poor, dumb brute Is not
revolver.
illusions of the senses; the Way,
out to lack In business here.
V -'
Mrs. D. T. Brownell who has been
the Truth, and the Life, healing
(Address)
The fifth annual Union county clam
visiting relatives In Seattle for some
5?’
the sick and casting out evils, de­
the Union fish hatchery recently was
time has returned home.
(T o w n )
stroying sin. disease, and death”
(S U te )
feed held in the sportsmen's cabin at
A -A .A
.
A
Miss E sth e r P ike of S pokane w as
(p. 332).
- a . a . a a a
attended by about 150. Visitors In
called home Tuesday on account of
HOT LUNCHES
‘he death of her mother, Mrs. Annie
eluded sportsmen from many sections
Pike, T uesday m orning.
of eastern Oregon.
The Hermiston high school bovs’
REFRESHING DRINKS
Poisoning of Jack rabbits that have
’’asketball team practiced on the
MINNEHAHA NEWS NOTES
Umatilla floor Tuesday afternoon.
been driven by deep snow to feed on
Jlniml, Stevens motored to Ken­
hay stacks has been carried out ex­
❖ ♦
« •>
< <•
SPORTING GOODS
newick Wednesday on business.
tensively in Grant county recently,
M abie F airs and C y n n eth Coney
W. G. Kodda made a business trip
one campaign in Silvies valley prov­
t H erm iston visited M abie P arsons to Pendleton Tuesday.
lere S a tu rd ay evening.
ing particularly successful.
Katrenia Kryger spent Sunday
Mrs. Jack Cbe-ry and son Earl
Surveyors have started work on the
with
her
parents.
motored to Pendleton Monday.
Mrs. Perry Ptke passed nway
Miss Mary McDald of Pendleton proposed new highway between Rich­
HERMISTON, OREGON
after several months of Illness, Tues, and Miss Nora McDald of Alpine ardson and Swisshome on the Slus-
day morning.
visited over the week end at the law river. This highway will provide
home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. a much shorter route from Eugene to
Hish School Girls Win.
Ed McDald. The Misses Nora Me the Lace county coast points.
The Stanfield high sehool girls
The turkey pool has been closed at
met detent Friday night when they Dahl and Mary Doherty attended a
played the Umatilla girls on the local teaehers' Institute at Irrigon Redmond with a total of 114,559
pounds being shipped out. The aver­
Stanfield floor. The game was very for Morrow county, Friday.
close throughout, and ended with
Butter Creek Is a very busy neigh age weight was 14.9 pounds. The
the score of 11-15 in Umatilla's fa­
number of birds for the 1931 season
vor. Louise Byrnes was high point borhood at the present time due to
the moving of hay and the abund­ was 788, shipped by the co-operative
player with 12 points.
alone.
ance of water in the creek.
Mrs. W. A. Hineline entertained
The Business and Professional Wo­
Boys Guintet Loses.
The Umatilla boys quintet lost to the girls of the Canning club at men's club of Albany has pledged 100
the Stanfield five on the Stanfield luncheon at her home Saturday. Tho hours of work for unemployed In ac­
floor Friday evening by a close members of the club are Catherine cord with a city-wide movement Tho
score of 26-24
Cecil Tipple was
hen in Portland be kind to yourself
McMullen, Edna Turnblad, Esther club plans to furnish sewing, house-
high point man for Umatilla.
-nd y°ur pocketbook . . . »top . t "The
McMullen, Edith Clarke. Dorcaa cleaning. Ironing, gardening and paint­
Throop, Margaret Clarke,
Marie ing Jobs.
Multnomah
There is nothing "high hat"
Grade Boys Win: Girls Lose,
•bout The Multnomah.** It*s just • big
Wednesday afternoon the grade Skovbo, Nina Ray McCulley, Jane
The supply of hay In the Klamath
vlrls were defeated by the high Jackson, Marjorie Burnham, Mary
fine, homelike, hospitable hotel with sur­
j school girls by a score of 15-10. Rodda. Margaret McDald. Janey country has been greatly reduced by
In kitchen, o r garage, bedroom or beside the
prisingly low retes and popular priced
These games will entitle the grade Shockey, Several others expect to the long winter, and a shortage may
girls to their letter.
easy c h a ir - w h a t step-saving convenience an
develop. In the Tule lake area, where
restaurants.
The grade hoys team won from Join later The officers elected were It was estimated there were >0.009
e
x te n s io n is! M akes answ ering easier, and is
Catherine
McMullen,
president;
Dor
the
Hermlnton
.
■ ..
»rads boys on t h e ,
tons of hay three months ago, there
local floor last Thursday hv a score | <'“8 Throop. »lee president; Marjorie
Fourth and
alw
ays a t hand fo r household errands. A n y
of 20-i
Orlln Lane was high point Gurnham, secretary; Edna Turnblad le a greatly shortened supply.
Pi««
telephone employee w ill take yo u r order.
Joaeph Hadesyeck. 60, who commit­
man with 8 markers,
pianist; Nina Ray McCulley, song
and yell leader; and Edith Clarke, ted suicide by hanging himself on his
ranch a fen miles north of Salsm, had
High School Bovs Defeat Irrigon. reporter.
’’•»’¡''day on the home floor the
keen
In III hcal.Ii m i was despondant,
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jackson were
T ir e P acific T fi ephonf and T elecr
Tmetllla high school bovs defeated
officials rayortrd. Jest prior to hang­
t m C ompany
diuner
guests
at
the
home
of
Mr.
•he trrtgoh eulntet Io a close and
ing himscl. he had syert en hour puj*
Ruslnese Office; Main Street
and Mrs. D. M. Deeter Tuesday »ye-
p,n” ' Th* r,n“ ’ ’" ,re
Telephone 511
»ling over f,a ¿-:;o2t8 u g feiau.
nlng.
®l?* irriniatnn ^rralii
wall which so often baffles Justice
as the sequal to kidnaping.
• here must be a punishment of
so stern a quality as shall teach re
straint of criminal impulse. The de­
tection, and the final and destruc­
tive punishment would be a warning
to other criminals. Such a policy
would have aided in prohibiting tht
abduction of the Lindberg baby.
*
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