PAGE FOUR
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1932
as th e h a lf ended 13-21. In the th ird I steal an d biological sciences, en g i
to P en d leto n T uesday ev en in g on
q u a rte r
Bowman dropped o ne In
A su rp rise b irth d a y p a rty w as g i
from th e c en te r of th e floor w hile neering, p h arm acy and forestry.
business. T hey re tu rn e d th e sam e
ven a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. J.
A rlin g to n
also added
tw o more
Specialization Comes Later.
evening.
A. G rabiel S a tu rd a y n ig h t, h o n o r
points for th e only scoring of th e
U nder th e plan, th e fresh m an and
Mrs. M orris, w ho has been Hl in
close of the th ird
q u a rte r. The sophom ore years on th e E ugene and
ing Mrs. G rab iel’s 73rd b irth d a y .
the h o sp ital for som e tim e, Is able
S unday d in n e r g u ests a t th e A B ulldogs w ere unable to overcom e
O«o. T. McNealy of P a tte rso n was
J. C. P e rrig o of P en d leto n was in W. T u rn b lad hom e w ere Mr. and the lead obtained by th e H onkers in C orvallis cam puses w ill fe a tu re a to resum e h e r te ac h in g a t C olum bia B esides th e home folks, Mr. a n d Mrs.
a business v isito r h ere Monday.
g en eral, a ll-a ro u n d ed u catio n , d i school. She re tu rn e d last Tfcursdqy. J. B erry, Mr. and Mrs. Irv in e C hap
H erm isto n Tuesday.
Mrs. A. E. flense! and sons K enneth Ute firs t half, and th e gam e ended
Geo. Haskill wag à business vis
m an. Mr. an d Mrs. Mac G rabiel and
rected by a “ d ire c to r of low er d iv i
Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Dodd w ent to and E d; M argaret, E d ith , and Allen a t 21-29.
ito r from P lym oth M onday.
In th e second gam e F rid ay n ig h t, sion. ’ In ju n io r an d sen!«’, years,
Mr. an d Mrs. S m ith Jo rd a n , a ll of
W alla W alla on business W ednes C lark e; C ath erin e, M argaret, and L exington
*5» ❖ ❖ ❖ *5» ♦>
ra n up 16 p oints before
Bill Logan and son V irgil of n ear day.
U m atilla w ere p resen t. Mrs. G rabiel
to g e th e r w ith p o st-g ra d u a l-3 a c tiv i.
f
o
nday
got
sta
rte
d
,
leading
a
t
th
e
IRRIGON
NEWS
Floyd
M
cM
ullen,
and
P
au
lin
e
Stoop.
U m atilla w ere in H erm isto n the
was th e re c ip ie n t of m any lovely
ty. w ill come sp ecializatio n .
S tu •> « ❖ « ❖ « « .>
Q
.J,
E
v
erett
T
rick
y
of
P
endleton
was
half
3-18.
However,
in
th
e
th
ird
first of th e week.
presents.
A delicious luncheon w as
q u a rte r Condon cam e back stro n g , d en ts w ill move from one cam pus
th e house g u est of C h ester Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Roy H o rn e r and
Mrs. A. E. Rensel e n te rta in e d in g e ttin g 14 points to only four for
M arie Stephenson an d d a u g h te r
to a n o th e r, as req u ired to o b tain d a u g h te r of E n te rp rise a rriv e d here served a t a n e arly hour.
over th e week end.
form ally last F rid ay a t her hom e on L exington.
Lavelle were business v isitors in
As th e fin al
w histle
Mr. and Mrs. I. Skovbo of Board- N o rth Hill. A d in n e r was served a! blew, L exington still held the lead th e ir degrees.
Mr. and Mrs. Irv in C hapm an w ere
F rid ay and took im m ediate posses
P en d leto n F rid ay .
The school of jo u rn a lism a t E u sion of th e G len Wood place.
m an were looking a fte r business a f noon and the aftern o o n sp en t in at 23-31.
g
u
ests
of MY. and Mrs. W ilb u r S te
J. M. Doyle of Plym outh was In
fa irs in H erm iston T uesday.
H e/ifllsto n ’s
B ulldogs
m atched gene, th e course in in d u s tria l jo u r
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. H o rn er moved vens Sunday.
p leasan t co nversation and sew ing.
tow n Tuesday. F. L. S n y d er was a l
'h e (o n d o n hoys for the consolation n alism a t C o rv a llis 'a n d th e school on th e Ja c k W h ite place F rid ay .
J. M. R ich ard s of S tan field , c a n Covers were laid for Mrs. O. O. F elt
so h ere from S tanfield.
d id ate ior re p re se n ta tiv e from th e house, Mrs. M. L. W atson, Mrs. O. ?am e S a tu rd a y n ig h t for th e p re li of m ines a t C orvallis w ill be abo
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. B ro w n in g left OREGONIAN COMMENDS
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H oggard of
m in ary game. In th e firs t q u a rte r lished. T he com m ittee feels th a t
S unday for V ancouver, W n., w here
S tan field w ere g u ests of Mrs. W es second co n g reg atio n al d is tric t, was C. Pierce, Mrs. C. C. D eurfey, and
•ie B ulldogs gained a lead of th re e
in H erm iston M onday.
FILM LESSON
o ints, In creasing th e lead to six te ch n ical tr a in in g in Jo u rn alism is th ey w ill m ake th e ir fu tu re home.
Mrs. L eila Phelps.
sel! Sunday.
S h eriff G u rd an e, D istrict A tto r
m ints a t the h alf w hich ended a t n o t necessary an d th a t th e w ork in
Jess O liver and F red M arkham
Mrs W. L. m essin g re tu rn e d the
1-17. T he th ird q u a rte r proved a m ines is being capably done by oth a re s h e a rin g sheep in th e v ic in ity
ney P roebstel, and Mr. Boon w ere
P itfa lls th a t beset th e p a th of
Mrs. Jam es J. N eary e n te rta in e d
first of th e week from v isitin g h er
ow nfall ag ain for th e H erm iston e r w estern colleges.
business v isito rs in H erm isto n S a t M onday n ig ht h o n o rin g her d a u g h t
— T he Ore of Echo.
m odern youth from th e them e of
m other, Mrs. Gus L ip d n er, in Co
mys
w
hen
Condon
looped
th
e
b
asket
g o nian.
u rd ay from P endleton.
Mrs. G erald L aird w ho h as been ‘A re T hese Our C h ild re n ? ” a th o u
er, L in d a M ary's six th
b irth d ay . n t h a long shot, ty in g th e score a t
lum bia d is tric t for sev eral days.
1.
B
reak
in
g
aw
ay
from
u
n
d
er
th
e
v is itin g h er p a re n ts, Mr. an d Mrs. g h t-co m p ellin g photoplay th a t w ill
Dr.
J.
P.
S
te
w
a
rt,
E
ye-S
ight
Spec
I
Covers
w
ere
laid
fo
r
th
e
p
rim
ary
k iu n k Moody of Irrig o n received
♦
* .j, E dw in W ilson, sev eral weeks, re
>asket, Bowm an ag ain dropped one
open a w eek’s ru n a t th e RKO Or-
m edical a tte n tio n tn th e H ertniston ia lis t of P en d leto n will be a t th e j te ac h ers Misses Mary P etrie, Nell tl to be ahead at th e end of th e
COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES
* tu rn e d to h e r hom e a t P o rtla n d S u n pheum th e a tre T hu rsd ay . T he pic
H
erm
iston
H
otel
on
W
ednesday.
Lang,
C
ath
erin
e
M
cBain,
and
E
lean-
Medical hospital, a few day* th is
hlrd q u a rte r 21-23. C om ing back
day.
M arch 16th. H ours 1 .0 0 to 6:00 P o r Daily.
tu re w as seen in preview a few days
week.
itro n g in the last q u a rte r, th e B ull
Mrs. F. B. Sw ayze w as a g u est of
M
-A d v .
Roscoe W illiam s h as been placed ago. It is a stro n g story, d ram atized
logs
defeated
th
e
Condon
boys
by
a
G. A. G a rre tt u n d erw en t an op
Mrs. W illard M onday.
T he w edding a n n iv e rsa ry of Mr (core of 29-34.
in c h arg e of th e T um -A -L um L um w ith sk ill and sy m p ath y by an ex
Miss M yrnie C layton left F riday
eratio n in th e V eteran s' h o sp ital in
F o r th e chanm pionship gam e of
Mrs. B arh am h as been confined to ber Co. office a t U m atilla for an In cellen t cast u n d er th e d irectio n of
jn d Mrs. H enry B elscam per of Co
for
P
o
rtlan
d
w
here
she
w
ill
tak
e
a
W alla W alla lust week and is g e t
he to u rn am en t, A rlin g to n easily h e r hom e for a few days w ith the
lum bia d istric t was th e occasion for
d e fin ite period.
W esley R uggles, who also w rote th e
in
L exington by a score of flu.
tin g alo n g nicely. He hopes to be w eek’s course in piano petagogy for
story.
a
su
m
p
tu
o
u
s
tu
rk
e
y
d
in
n
e
r
T
hurs-
Mr.
an
d
Mrs.
E.
S
teg
m
iller
of
m
usic
teach
ers
u
n
d
er
B
ernard
Wog-
home soon.
Mr. an d Mrs. W a lte r B lessing W alla W alla, W n., visited Mr. and
A larg e crowd w itnessed gam es
lay even in g a t th e ir home. T he oc
ress, n a tio n ally know n in stru c to r.
These A re O ur C h ild re n ,” at the
Mrs. H. B. Shesely left Sunday
Joth days of the to u rn a m e n t. J. w ere v isito rs a t th e N. W . Bloom Mrs. R. W illiam s over th e week end.
Mrs. Geo. H a rk e n rid e r has been casion also honored th e ir com ing tc
Oasis th e a tre S unday and Monday.
teelh
am
m
er
acted
as
official
r
e
t
fo r H oquiam , W n., w here she w ill
hom
e
Tuesday.
seventeen
years
ago. iree at all games.
confined to h e r hom e for th e past H erm isto n
spend th e n ext tw o weeks v isitin g
Mrs. V al K n au f, Mrs. C laud Up
week w ith a severe a tta c k of th e Covers w ere laid for Mr. and Mrs
h er p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. P arr. Mr.
ham , and Mrs. F red T hom as were
flu. She is rep o rted doing m uch b et Geo. S taggs, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jones
’RASTIC
REFORM
ORDERED
P u rr su ffered a nervous shock last
Mr. a n d
Mrs. Jo h n P ax to n , Mrs
v isito rs a t th e L. H am m er home
te r a t th e p resen t tim e.
sum m er when he n early drow ned
-DUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
L ansdale, George Beddow, and thi
T hu rsd ay .
Mrs.
R
ena
W
aterm
an
sp
en
t
the
and has been in poor h e a lth ’ gince.-
week end In W alla W alla w ith he: host an d hostess.
Mrs. Joe Udey, w ho h as been
(C ontinued from P age O ne)
ALL PERMANENTS
---. .................................................— '
la u g h te r and son-in-law ,
Mr. and
sp en d in g a few days v is itin g her
ean
w
ill
head
each
school.
The C h ristian E ndeavor society o'
Mrs. R obert Y eager, and sm all
p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. F in k
The six schools a t E u g en e: Law.
th e B ap ti'st-C hristian ch u rch held
grandson.
in The Dqjlcs, reD jrned T uesday.
ocial science, fine arijs, physical
its re g u la r m on th ly social last F ri-
Mr. a n ^ j> |rs . H ughes w ere v is it
FINGER WAVES 50 CENTS
Mrs.
M innie
N orton
retu rn ed
'd
u
catio
n
,
business
a
d
m
in
is
tra
tio
n
iay n ig h t in th e ch u rch parlors
ors a t t h e ' t . H a M a e r hom e F riday.
THE BEST IK TALKING
from L exington S unday m o rn in g a f
STARTING MARCH 10 —
which carried o u t th e
leap-year m d com m erce, and lite ra tu re , lan-
Mr. B elscam per. h as been serio u s
te r v isitin g w ith Mr. and Mrs. H a r
PICTURES
ENDING A P R IL 1
uage
an
d
arts.
dea. In te re stin g and ex citin g gam es
H erm iston^ Oregon
ly ill for th e la s t few days. He Is
ry D uvall th ere for a week. Mr. and
, T he six schools a t C orvallis:
F irst Show S ta r ts ’ i f 7 :J5 * P . jj
rep o rted to be im proving.
Mrs. D uvall b ro u g h t her hom e and vere played d u rin g th e ev ening and
Q'lie
economics,
a
g
ric
u
ltu
re
,
phy-
efresh fn en ts w ere served a t a late
Mr. and Mrs. St»??« U / o r n n n l l n J
rem ained u n til S unday evening.
>our to tw e n ty -e ig h t guests.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
B
laydon
of
PROGRAM
B oardm an are th e proud p are n ts of
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Card of Thanks.
I 10 1/4 lb. baby son, born in the
MATINEE 2 :3 0 SATURDAY
W e w ish to th a n k o u r m any |
H erm iston M edical h o sp ital W ed
On this picture we advocate
nesday n ig h t. T h e little fellow has frien d s and n eighbors fo r th e ir as-
tistan ce and k indness a fte r o u r re-
BIRTH CONTROL
been nam ed Lorene.
e n t loss by fire.
W a lte r N ation, d ep u ty sh e riff of
— but it won’t help
MR. & MRS W. D. N EILL
P endleton, and F ra n k B llderback of
If you have an. in d ig estib le
AND FAMILY.
H
erm
iston,
re
tu
rn
e
d
from
Salem
h usband o r an Ingrow ing w ife__
T h u rsd ay n ig h t a fte r th ey had de
If th e bluebird gives you th e razz,
?0NSCLATI0N game places
livered two p risn ers to th e state
w hy not try a B ert and
Bob
p
e
n
ite
n
tia
ry
.
LOCALS UN TOURNAMENT
P ain less D ivorce?
W hy w orry?
S. P. A bplanalp, local nu rsery
T rad e y o u r used husbund in for
(C o n tin u ed from P age One)
m an, ro tu rn ed to H erm isto n
Iasi
a 1932 model! SE E
week a fte r m a k in g an extensive to u r
Umatilla Drops first game.
U m atilla, th o u g h t to be one o!
into Idaho, U tah, W ash in g to n , and
th ro u g h Oregon, g e ttin g lined up he m ain co n ten d ers for thes uh
lls trlc t to u rn a m e n t, failed to get in
for sp rin g orders.
o th e gam e w ith A rlington u n til
H a rry and E ddie M cK enty of H a hey ra n up a lead of 9-1 in th e
ver, M ontana, a rriv ed T u esd ay and first half. The th ird q u a rte r ended
took ch arg e of tb<jlr fa th e r's place at 15-5, and in a ra lly In th e last
in th e M innehaha d is tric t. A rchie lu a r te r , th e U m atilla boys added 8
p oints In rapid succession, com ing
F
ra n k lin recen tly moved his fam ily w ith in one point of overcom ing A r
B iggest L augh R iot of Season!
from th e place.
lin g to n , o n ly to be nosed o u t by the
PLUS: Screen Song B etty Co-Ed
Enoch Pierson, sheepman who fin al score of 15-20.
and '’Demons of th e P oop'
T h ro u g h th e sp len d id p lay in g of
lives near Pendleton, was a business
C h ap ter 3 of “ D anger Island
H ow ard C herry, fo rm erly of H er-
visitor
In
Hermiston
Tuesday.
Mr.
nlston, Condon easily defeated S tin
Serial.
Pierson says the lambing season Is field In a ragged gam e for the f ir s t
on in full swing among his flocks 26 12V ait9 rn o o n sam e, w in n in g by
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
F IN E CANE
SU PER B LY BLEN DED
and that the weather has been quite
O FFER IN G E N T IR E C O FFEE
GRANULATED
S how ing a good fig h t th ro u g h o u t
favorable.
MAX-I-MUM cane a nd maple
th e gam e, b u t tr a ilin g by only a few
SATISFACTION
W. J. H aney w ho lives on the points, th e lads from Irrig o n were
QUALITY TABLE SY RU P
NOW
Meadows, w est of S tan field , r e tu r n
®“ ted b T th e L ex in g to n q u in te t,
MAC MARR
POUNDS
A frag m o n t of life Wrenched
ed from P o rtlan d th is week a fte r 17-21, e n d in g th e firs t ro u n d of th e
from th e h e a rt of th e city we live
ipendlng a m onth In a P o rtla n d hos- to u rn a m e n t bracket.
F rid ay evening, the H erm isto n
ECONOMY
POUNDS
in -s o u ls strip p ed an d naked In
oltal recovering from a n o p eratio n . Bulldogs, w in n ers of th e firs t m o rn
th e g larin g lig h t of tr u th — youth
He Joined his w ife w ho has been ings' gam e mixed w ith th e A rlin g
wild boyhood a n d reckless g ir l
looking a fte r th e farm d u rin g his ton boys, w in n ers of th e second
H ornings gam e in a fierce stru g g le.
absence.
hood a b u rs tin g d ra m a tic bomb
p lay in g of
lh e ll.
POUNDS
Oscar Payne left M onday for T hrough th e splendid
JKllvy th e A rlin g to n q u in te t m nn-
FANCY BLU ROSE
P rin ev ille accom panied by Mrs. L. tged to g ain a lead of e ig h t points
BARS
UJ€SL«i| RU G G LES’ Rose Lawson w here he w ent for his
W H IT E LAUNDRY
DRAMA OF 2 0 " CENTURY YOUTH
FE D E R A L EVAPORATED
wife w ho has been w ith Mrs. E. J.
» f t i i i P i P K H f r x .
W ilson for th e past m onth. T hey ex
CASE
dhO
IDAHO RED OR W H IT E
pect to re tu rn to HermiRton F rid ay
(48 CANS)
P E R F E C T SOAP POW DER
COUNT
YOUR
CHICKENS
and Mrs. W ilson may accom pany
2 LBS.
them for a sh o rt visit.
BEFORE THEY ARE
CURVE CUT
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey O rln d stn ff of
21/« LB. CAN
FIN EST QUALITY H ARD W H EA T
HATCHED
FANCY W HOLE MILK
W eiser, Idaho, who have been house
BAKING POW DER
T H E R E IS ONLY ONE WAY
giosts or Mr. and Mrs. C u rtis S i TO DO T illS , AND THA T IS T )
PUT
mons for (he past tw o weeks, moved
M ickey Mouse C artoon
PE T YOUR HEN W IT H BABY
MOIST — FR E S H — S W E E T
n to th e Mack house, across from the
FOX NEWS
CHICKS,
_ _
BOTTLE
i hnw lng firs! uncensored p ictu re
O. O. F elt house residence T uesday
F or Rhode Islnnd Red Chlcka
of bom bing of Chapel d istric t in
Mr. Mack is employed as m echnnlc
ca. 10c - : n-.all Lota see
S hanghai,
t th e R ohrm nn M otor eom pany.
WAT LACE E. JONES
I
I
P U R E V EG ETA BLE
H erm iston, Oregon.
Local Happenings
••SOCIETY:
fcastrr §>pwial!
$3.50
(DtiiîîiïôIJîrcitrr
Hermiston Beauty Shoppe
Spring Canned
Foods E vent
M ac M arr
STORES*
M ac M arr
' STORES e
h ere
,A n n " a I ®Pr in B Canned Foods E ve n t is
nere. F o u r days c f values y o u 'll n ever forget! Stock
maUrketasnofyt h i ewoer i r th
Ch° ice f ° Ods 5rom tfce
peflCH
Reno
^ e s E K e c t i v e F r L , Sat., Mon. O Tues., M arch i t - t s , iisc.
c o ffe e
SUGAR
!
Love Madness
3
3
SYR U P
1OO Lb. Sack
89c
59c
5 lb . can
10 lb . can
$4.79
RICE — lo
SOAP — 10
M IL K
BEANS — 25 1
PAR
M aearoni
CHEESE
Cocoanut — lb . X K c ■ s —
69c
$1.29
79c
—
19c
39c
59c
—
C alum et
I
c a t.ii« — «
X lO f
___
- * «an« 23C I I , SH O R TEN IN G - 5 lbs. 4 Ç C
P"*® a k ? ” ®«5s, » rc” $ 1 . 0 0 I f L A R D -
8 lb . p a il «
H
O PEN K ET T LE R EN D ER E D
J ^RC
TUM-A-LUM
tickler
a,
Hennl,ton tnd
P.WI.I,.d in t
h
e
, imn-A-Lum Lumber Co.
Phone 331.
I Voi. 31
S a tu rd a y
Specials
WATCH THE WTFDOW FOR
Editorial
Now th a t th e m onth
I of March has Honed
in, get ready for some
lam b w eath er in a
week or so. We have
some pictu res of g a r
den
fences,
lattice,
flow er boxes, and g a r
den
fu rn itu re .
etc,
How about Bonn re-
m odelling
on
t h e
home or a new house.
L et's help you p |nn
it. We like in hoi„
P R IC E S
We have no fiv o rlte s — We
serve them all alike.
W ill have a full line of
fresh and cured m eats to sel
ect front.
CHICKENS
A Slogan True for 32
Pill Y our Home F irst
Spend for th e Home in 1932
"I'm a fra id I'll have
to raise your r e n t.”
It.
F lo u r
Peas, Corn, Beans, Kraut,
Hominy, Pumpkin, Oys
ters, and Salmon.
MAC MARR
5 cans
Case <2«
49c
C ans)
$2.29
Leave o rd er
F rid ay
KRAUT SPECIAL
— Ask Us About It—
Quality — Price — Service
"H om e o f Q uality .Meats"
HERMISTON MEAT
E ditor.
Canned Vegeta*
hies, ete.
LARGE 1
CALIFORNIA
DOZEN
LESS
G allon Goods
No. 10 Cans
CATSUP
PEACHES
APRICOTS
APPLES
blackberries
STRING BEANS
TOMATOES
FANCY PA TEN T HIGH
T EST FLOUR
49
$1.09
S ack s) $4.35
POUND SACK
Bbl.
(4
Bananas
Lettuce
FANCY BRIG H T FR U IT
Oranges
LARGE SOLID HEADS
SW E ET AND JUICY
¿f
POUNDS
23c
EACH
gc
2
dozen
23 c