The Hermiston herald., April 14, 1932, Image 1

Let*« A dvertise O u r W a y Back to P rosperity.
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The safest risk in th e w orld is a
sh a re in th e fu tu re of th e A m erican
people.— H e rb e rt Hoover.
VOLUMN XXVI
gooiso 'a ® 010
£i«iqn 0 i° a
NUMBER 33
PENDLETON CLUB
WINS LOCAL 60LF
TOURNEY SUNDAY
The child tra in e d sim ply to obey
is not equipped for th e com plexities
of m odern life.— F lo ra Rose, C ornell
U niversity.
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAI,
COACH
❖
COCHRAN
UNDERGOES PROJECT PRODUCTS MAY BE
APPENDICITIS OPERATION * SHOWN LEGION CONVENTION
APRIL 14, 1932
FIVE TROOP COMMITTEEMEN
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER YEAR
VOTERS
MAY
CHANGE
REGIS-
HERD IMPROVEMENT
ASSOCIATION MEMBER
AWARDED TROPHY
REGISTER VtITH COUNCIL.
❖ TRATIONS AFTER PRIMARY. ♦
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Coach C ochran w as ta k e n to ❖
T h e local post of th e A m erican
At a m eeting T uesday n ig h t of the ❖
A nyone w ho has reg istered ❖
•> P en d leto n S unday
a ftern o o n <fr L egion is m ak in g te n ta tiv e p lan s for
Boy Scout troop com m ittee a p p o in t­ ❖ as e ith e r rep u b lican or demo- «fr
<• follow ing a n acu te a tta c k o^«fr a p ro ject d isp lay a t th e N atio n al
ed by the
H erm iston Com m ercial ❖ c ra t for th e p rim ary election in «fr
(J* a p p en d ic itis w hich proved to «fr A m erican L egion conven tio n w hich
Club, recen tly , II. A. Pankow was ❖ May has
th e
privilege of «fr
❖ be q u ite serious.
H e u n d er- ❖ w ill be held in P o rtla n d S eptem ber
elected troop com m itteem an No. 1 <• c h an g in g his o r her p a rty reg- ❖
❖ w en t a n o p eratio n in St. A n- «fr 1 2 th to 1 5 th w hen b etw een 75,000
or c h a irm a n ; A lfred Q u irin g secre­ <• is tra tio n
HERMISTON GOLFER IS HIGH
follow ing th e pri- «fr
❖ th o n y ’s h o sp ital an d a t p resen t ❖ and 100,000 ex-service m en w ill be
ta ry -tre a s u re r or com m itteem an No. ❖ m ary. All voters m ust vote a ❖ COPPOCK HERD MAKES HIGHEST
❖ is g e ttin g alo n g fine.
«fr in atte n d a n c e . At previous con v en­
POINT SCORER.
2; M. L. W atson com m itteem an No. ❖ s tra ig h t p a rty tick et for th e «fr
❖ T he illn ess cam e in th e m id st •> tio n s held in e a ste rn cities an Ore­
TEST RECORD IN STATE.
3. advancem ent; Rev. W allace E. ❖ p rim ary election and th e fin al ♦
Second Tournament of Season Said <• of baseball season b u t th e boys ❖ gon open house has been h eld at
Jones com m itteem an No. 4, ed u ca­ ❖ d ate for re g istra tio n is Tues- «fr
❖ a re going ah ead w ith p ractice «fr w hich tim e O regon p ro d u cts w ere
Benefit of Tests Realized By Asso­
to be Host Successful Ever
tio n al and p u b licity ;
and
H a rry •fr day. May 19.
-fr
<» u n d er th e su p erv isio n of H en ry ❖ g iven aw ay fo r a d v e rtisin g purposes
ciation Members; 35 Herds On
K
elley,
com
m
itteem
an
No.
5,
or
out-
Held Here.
❖
Legal voters have th e prlv- «fr
❖ H arg er. Miss F lo ren ce W ough- ❖ T he n a tio n a l convention com m is­
of-doors m an.
Test at Present.
❖
ilege
of
vo
tin
g
for
any
p
arty
❖
S unday m arked th e second golf ❖ te r is h elp in g w ith classes «fr sion has g iven every post in th e
R e g istra tio n s w ere signed and ❖ c a n d id a te in th e g en eral elec «fr
<• w hich w ere u n d er th e su p er- «fr s ta te an o p p o rtu n ity to fu rn ish a
A trophy w as aw arded A. R. Cop­
to u rn a m e n t of th e season played by
se n t to the Blue M ountain Council, ❖ tion and may re g iste r folow ing ❖
«fr d isp lay an d a cpace will be allo tted
the U m atilla C ounty Golf League ❖ vision of Mr. C ochran.
Boy Scouts of A m erica, a t W alla ❖ the p rim aries in case th ey have <• pock an d Sons for h av in g th e h ig h ­
*fr^«fr «8* «fr «fr «fr «fr ♦ upon req u est.
w hich w as played on th e local ❖ ♦ «fr ❖ ❖ «fr
W alla.
neglected to do so previously <• est p roducing d airy herd in th e cow
A c o n ta c t co m m ittee has been a p ­
course. T he p lay ers
experienced INDIANS BLOCK ADVANCE
T he H erm iston C om m ercial C lub 1 «fr «fr «fr «fr .fr «fr «fr
.fr «fr
<. te s tin g associations of Oregon. The
p ointed in th e person of Logan
aw ard was a silver trophy presented
ideal sp rin g w eath er from th e tim e
recen tly voted to sponsor th e Boy
T odd, G arn et D. Best, and H arry
th e firs t foursom e drove off for th e OF HERMISTON SLUGGERS.
Scout troop, w hich m akes th e o rg a n ­ STANFIELD PROJECT REHABILI­ re c en tly by C ounty A gent H olt in
S E N A T O R F R E D E R IC K S T E IW E R
K elley w ho w ill m eet w ith re p re se n ­
P endleton.
No. 1 hole u n til th ey sunk th e ir
ization a com m unity e n te rp rise. The TATION BILL GETS REBUFF.
W a sh in g to n , A p ril 4.— The re p o rt
In th e second b aseb all gam e of ta tiv e s of th e F arm B u reau , Com­
T he Coppock farm is located n ear
la st p u tt in No. i s T h e club p ro ­
Odd F ellow s lodge took a silver do-
of th e A rm y e n g in e e rs recom m end­
Adams an d a high producing herd
nounced S u n d ay 's to u rn a m e n t as th e th e season for th e H erm isto n tow n m ercial Club, an d U m atilla F u ir
atlon a t th e ir last m eeting to the
A
new
s
disp
atch
sent
from
W
ash­
in g p riv a te co n stru c tio n of dam s on
most successful one ever played on team , th e M ission In d ia n s defeated board to ju s tify th e ir co operation
am o u n t of $10 w hich was given for ington A pril 4 s ta te s th a t R ep resen ­ of G uernseys is being developed.
-.he C olum bia R iver to g e n erate hy­
an
d
san
ctio
n
of
th
e
proposal.
Such
th
e
locals
6
to
4,
in
a
gam
e
S
unday
the local course.
tile w ork. A donation of $5.0o was ta tiv e B u tle r's bill to ap p ro p ria te T his tro p h y was won by com petition
d ro -electric pow er an d lay the basis
made by M. L. W atson, and th e Com­ $100,00o for re h a b ilita tio n of the involving m ore th a n 6,000 cows in
1 he P en d leto n
ten -m an
team on th e C atholic M ission diam ond. a fin e p ro ject d isp lay has been a r ­
for sla c k -w a te r n av ig atio n w as se
scored h ig h est nu m b er of p o in ts in T h is w as a d iffe re n t an d m uch ran g ed in p revious years for th e
m ercial club has alread y paid $20 S tan field irrig a tio n p ro ject w ent th is state. The records w ere obtained
verely criticized by S enator S teiw er
for im m ediate use by th e local troop. down u n d er th re e objections when for th e ow ners th ro u g h th e ir mem-
the day 's play and th e H erm iston stro n g e r In d ian team th a t th e one U m atilla P ro je c t F a ir th a t th e local
of Oregon.
O. W. P ayne is local scout m aster.
and P ilo t Rock team s tied for second th e locals defeated in th e firs t gam e co m m u n ity w ould receive v aluable
called on the u n anim ous consent 1 bershln in ihe U m atilla H erd Im-
" N a v ig a tio n
im provem ent
th u s
p u b licity by su ch a v en tu re.
place w ith 298% p o in ts each. A th ­ of th e season, A p ril 3.
c a le n d a r in th e house Monday. A pril !
association l i w hich they
w ould be o b tain ed chiefly th ro u g h
W ith W oodard in th e
p itc h e r’s
have belonged since 1927. D uring
MUSICAL PROGRAM PLANNED
en a to taled 168 points. P ilo t Rock
4,
and
th
is
probably
ends
its
chance
th e in v estm en ts m ade by th e u tili­
re ta in e d her firs t place sta n d in g in box, eleven men s tru c k o u t an d five PIONEER PENDLETON POST­
for passage d u rin g the p resen t ses­ th e content y ear th e averag e pro­
tie s,” S en ato r S teiw er pointed out, FOR P. T. A. MEETING.
b a tte rs connected w ith th e b all for
duction per cow in th is herd am ount
th e U m atilla C ounty Golf League.
sion.”' T h ere w as no debate.
MASTER CALLED SATURDAY
follow ing subm ission of the re p o rt
ed to 5 50 one-pound bricks of b u t­
In d iv id u al honors of th e day w ent h its. B eetles as p itc h e r fo r th e In
T
his
does
n
o
t
m
ean
th
a
t
th
e
bill
T
he
m
usic
d
e
p
a
rtm
e
n
t
of
th
e
H
e
r­
to C ongress. “ T he cost of th is im ­
to Jim P earson, local golfer, w ho led d lans, s tru c k o u t n in e b a tte rs, b u t
T hom as Thom pson, one of th e provem ent would be charged up to m iston Union high school is p la n ­ is dead or th a t it has been up before ter.
The fact th a t Mr. Coppock is a
th e field w ith 43%
p o in ts to his th e locals m anaged to g et seven h its. m ost p ro m in en t pioneers of U m atilla
n in g a big program for th e re g u la r th e house for discussion b u t th a t it
The score rem ain ed 4 to 1 in H e r­ co u n ty , and p o stm aster in P en d leto n pow er consum ers.”
m em ber of th e U m atilla H erd Im-
cred it. Tom S ta n to n of P ilo t Rock
P
a
re
n
t-T
e
a
c
h
e
r’s
m
eetin
g
W
ednes­
m
erely
was
tak
en
off
the
unanim
ous
"T h is proposal can n o t be d efend­
w as second w ith 39 p o in ts. J . J. m isto n ’s fav o r u n til th e e ig h th in ­ sin ce A p ril 1, 1922, died a t h is home
caie n d ar w hen th re e p a rtie s objec- Provem e" ‘ a ^ c i m l o n gives a good
ed. n o r do I see w h y the U nited day evening, A pril 20. in th e high ted to its being presented.
n
in
g
,
w
hen
th
e
In
d
ia
n
s
bunched
exam ple of w hat th e association is
Hacnley of P en d leto n b rin g in g in
S a tu rd a y aftern o o n . He had been in S ta te s should develop o th er n a v ig a ­ school au d ito riu m . At th is tim e the
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doing for dairym en in th e county
38% p oints for th e w in n in g team . tw o or th re e h its, and to g e th e r w ith poor h e a lth for some tim e.
c
o
n
te
sta
n
ts
for
th
e
m
usic
to
u
r
n
a
­
ble stream s a t th e cost of th e F ed ­
Tom S ta n to n of P ilo t Rock was low as m an y e rro rs a g a in s t th e locals,
Mr. T hom pson w as born in On­ eral T re a su ry and ask the co n su ­ m ent in La G rande w ill give th e ir H. M. GUNN, FORMER RESIDENT who are able ,o keep accura‘« rec­
ords of th e production of th e ir d airy
th
e
In
d
ia
n
s
claim
ed
th
e
long
end
of
m edalist w ith a score of 81 for th e
tario!, D undas co u n ty , C an ad a, In m ers of pow er to pay the m ajor program , ns well as m usical num bers RECEIVES SCHOOL PROMOTION
herds.
th e score.
eig h teen holes.
1858, and w as th e son of Jam es an d
by th e new o rchestra.
T he locals h ad a ch ance to redeem S a ra h A nn T hom pson. In 1880 he share of im p ro v in g the C olum bia
T he m on th ly rep o rt of th e U m a­
T he team an d g u ests for th e day
A
ccording
to
a
news
d
isp
atch
in
Since
the
b
eg
in
n
in
g
of
th
e
school
R iver for n a v ig a tio n .”
tilla
H erd Im provem ent association
w ere tre a te d to a delicious lunch them selves In th e last tim e up w ith cam e to W eston and farm ed fo r a
the
J
o
u
rn
a
l
Tuesday,
H.
M.
G
unn,
T he A rm y e n g in ee rs recom m end­ y ear m any stu d e n ts have been w ork­ one tim e resid en t of H erm iston, has fiiven by S h,rley Sto<' kar(>' te ste r.
served by th e ladies of th e clu b a t bases fu ll, b u t a ru n n e r forced a tim e in th a t reg io n , th en filed on
in
g
to
w
ard
m
em
bership
in
th
e
o
r­
ed t h a t th e l ’< d eral G overnm ent
show s 35 herd s on te st w ith
564
th e new ly-erected club house. The m an off th ird base fo r th e la s t out, a hom estead eig h t m iles n o rth of
ev e n tu a lly c o n stru c t locks on the c h estra and th is w ill be th e first been tra n sfe rre d from Beach school cows on test of w hich 65 a re dry,
ta s ty dishes satisfied th e h u sk iest re tirin g th e side.
P en d leto n , liv in g th e re fo r 14 years.
ap p earan ce of th e larg er group. The in P o rtla n d to p rin cip al of th e A ins-
T he locals expect to p lay B lalock In 1887 he cam e to P en d leto n and C olum bia for sla c k -w a te r n av ig atio n personel is as follow s: V loiin, E dna j w orth school, follow ing th e tra n sfe r m a k in g a to ta l production of 307,-
a p p e tite s and prom oted th e h ig h est
a
t
a
to
ta
l
cost
of
only
$16,000,000,
com plim ents for th e fa ir hostesses. of th e W h e a tla n d league h ere S u n ­ 10 y ears ago w as ap p o in ted p o st­
of Mrs. L illie D. Thom as to p rin c i­ 832 pounds of m ilk co n ta in in g 14,-
but in sisted th a t th e dam s be b u ilt O tt, A licia O ulette, H arley M echrlis,
T he to u rn a m e n t in itia te d th e new d ay .
m aster. Mr. T hom pson,' besides his by p riv a te c ap ital.
M arg u rlte W in ters, N ina R ae Mc­ pal of th e F a ilin g school. Mrs. A. E. 626.1 pounds of b u tte rfa t. A to ta l
of 70 cows produced an av erag e of
club house.
poslflon as p o stm aster, had fa rm in g
S e n ato r S teiw er, a leader in the Culley, T helm a N orquist. C h arlo tte, W atson, p rin cip al of the K ern school
E rfc H. B yorkgren, w ho w as o ffi­ THRIFT SHOP SALE IS
in te re s ts in th e reserv atio n d is tric t. fig h t fo r F ed eral developm ent of the R alph, and R oberta M ullins; ’Cello, u n til it w as destroyed by fire recen t I 40 pounds of fa t d u rin g th e m onth
of M arch.
cii i in ch arg e of th e to u rn a m e n t DECIDED SUCCESS
Mr. Thom pson w as m a rrie d De­ C olum bia both for pow er and n a v i­ H erb ert Skovbo; F lu te, R u th Davis; ly, w ill be tra n sfe rre d to Beach.
Mr.
G
u
n
’s
p
a
re
n
ts
ta
u
g
h
t
school
’
T h ree berds of over 20 COW8’ 12
play, says th a t before th e g u ests de­
cem ber 25, 1883, at W eston to Miss g atio n added: “ T he proposal made C larin et, G w yneth Corey, F ran k
p arted th ey voiced th e ir h e a rtie s t
T h e T h rif t Shop and cooked food C aro lin e G inn, w hose d eath occur­ in th is re p o rt is c o n tra ry to th e rec­ P rim e, E d ith C larke, an d Iren e K en­ in H erm iston a nu m b er of y ears ago ! to 20 cow s' Bnd " n d er 12 COWS' aro
and his m o th er is a t present teach- 1 ow ned consecutively
by E a stern
a p p reciatio n an d th a n k s fo r th e m an sale held by th e B ap tist-C h ristia n red F e b ru a ry 2, 1920. C h ild ren born
om m endations of P re sid e n t H oover n in g s; C ornet, M elvin F u lle tt, C lark in g in th e schools a t L exington, I OreRon s t a t e H ospital, Jersey and
n er in w hich th e club tre a te d its L adles Aid so ciety last w eek w ere to th is un io n , w ho survive, are
P
aul,
Don
S
erell,
and
F
ra
n
k
F
u
rro
r;
and looks like a com plete su rre n d e r
K entucky
H olstein av erag in g 748.1 lbs. m ilk
visitors, and w ords from th e v is it­ both a success. T he lad les a p p re ­ Jam es an d H e rb e rt Thom pson of Pen
of th e Arm y e n g in ee rs to the pow er B aritone, Lois H u tp h lso n ; T rom ­
The
tra
n
s
fe
r
is
considered
q
u
ite
8nd
21
' bs' ^a t:
Sme<Hey,
in g clubs phoned on M onday, ag ain ciate th e p a tro n a g e received and d le to n ; R ich ard T hom pson of A th ­
in te re sts. The q u estio n of policy is bone, E arL W atso n ; D rum s, Bruce
offered th e h ig h e st com plim ents to w ish to th a n k ail w ho helped p u t e n a ; Mrs. C h arles K oehler, of Los
a prom otion for Mr. G unn and his pure bred Jerseys, averaged 718.4
F
o
lle
tt;
P
iano,
F
e
rn
L
in
d
n
er.
none of th e b o ard 's business. The
th e local club.
The selections re p re se n tin g Iler- m any friends h ere w elcome th e news lbs. m ilk and 38.9 lbs. fa t; G. R.
th em over. The T h rif t shop h as been A n g eles; Mrs. G uy Boyden of P o r t­ policy involved in C olum bia R iver
H adley, mixed herd, averaged 713.0
S um m ary of points and scores fol­ in o p eratio n over a period of th re e la n d ; Mrs. W illis Cam pbell an d Miss d e v e lo p m e n t w ill be decided by Con- m lston in th e m usic to u rn a m e n t to
lbs. m ilk an d 36.6 lbs. fat. The three
low:
be held in La G rande S a tu rd ay ,
Water
Floods
Cellar.
y ears an d is fillin g a need of such H elen T hom pson of S eattle.
rre ss. I hope th e d e te rm in a tio n w ill
second-high
h erd s in these th ree di­
P en d leto n — L ain g , 32,86: Moll- w ork in th e co m m u n ity by collect­
Irrig a tio n w ater le ft ru n n in g in
In S eptem ber, 1926, occurred Mr. to r. ado in favor of co n stru c tio n of A pril 1 6 th i a re :
ner, 3 6 % , 87;
Rhodes, 35, 88; in g g arm en ts an d sellin g th em a t a T h o m p so n ’s m a rria g e to Miss D oro­
Q u a rte t: D ick H itt, M elvin Fol- the d itch n ear th e Jo h n Jen rzejew - visions for th e second m onth sinco
h y d ro -electric p ro jects by th e F ed ­
Glass, 2 6 % , 90; H ayes, 2 8 % , 91; very reaso n ab le price. A ll artic le s th y W isely, w ho su rv iv es h e r h u s­
le tt, H ow ard K lages, Dick M artin.
ski farm in Colum bia d is tric t Mon- th e b eg in n in g of th e te s tin g year,
eral
G overnm ent In accordance w ith
C arter, 2 8 % , 92; A nderson, 3 2 % , received a re p u t to some p ractical b an d , as does th e ir d a u g h te r, C o rin ­
Vocal Solo: M elvin F o lle tt.
' day n ig h t u n d erm in ed th e c ellar and ! were ow ned by C. A. L ynch, Hols-
tho B oulder Dam p lan , w hich will
P iano Solo: A nna R ay M artin .
¡caved in th e sides, p a rtia lly cover- ,e ln s ’ av e ra Sin K 159.4 lbs. m ilk con-
93; H am ley, 3 8 % , 94; B arth el, use.
ne Thom pson.
m ost clearly serve th e public i n t e r ­
Miss M yrnle C layton w ill give 1 Ing tw o In cu b ato rs co n ta in in g tu r - ; ,alninK 2 7 5 lbs' f a t ' Lewls lveen’
2 7 % , 95; R. S m ith, 2 9 % , 96. T o tal
A t p resen t th e shop is in need of
F u n e ra l services w ere held T u es­ est.
points, 315.
a sh o rt ta lk on m usic and th e w hole key h a tc h in g eggs. The in cu b ato r I m!xed h e rd ’ ■’- veraged 1329.8 lbs.
all k in d s of m en’s clo th in g , hosiery day afte rn o o n from th e C hurch of
A th e n a — H arw ood, 21, 93; H a r­ and u n d e rg a rm e n ts, b u t w ould w el­ th e R edeem er,
program w ill be a n advance m usic lam ps w ere not ex tin g u ish ed and the milk co n ta in in g 72.6 lbs. fa t; and
Former Resident Dies.
ris, 3 1 % , 93; M cK inney, 2 2 % , 95; come d o n a tio n s of an y k in d .
week program w hich beg in s M ay 3rd te m p e ra tu re had not receded more L. C. Dyer, Jerseys, averaged 1043.2
L. L. Lay, pioneer fa rm e r and one and co n tin u es u n til th e 8th. The th a n one degree. As a re s u lt it is lbs. m ilk co n ta in in g 59.8 lbs. fat.
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P restb y e,
17, 98;
Dell, 13, 103;
Hospital Limits Patients.
lim e in te re ste d in th e
B lack & program begins p ro m p tly a t 8:00 felt th a t th e h u tc h in g w ill come out
The tw o high cows for th e m onth
C heshire, 2 0 % , 104; P in k e rto n , 13,
To the Voters of Umatilla County.
T h e H erm isto n H o sp ital a n n o u n ­ W h ite g a ra g e of H erm iston, died p. m. and all p a re n ts a re m ost io r- in fine shape w ith o u t delay. Mrs. of M arch are Chim es Queen owned
109; M itchner, 1 5 % , 104; Coppock
It is th e p riv ileg e an d d u ty of ces th is week th a t It w ill h e re a fte r su ddenly last week a t th e age of 71,
7, 122; M cN air, 7, 122. T o tal p o in ts
Jen d rzejew sk i had tw o more Incuba­ by F. A. B aker of S tan field , a v e ra g ­
dially invited to atte n d .
every citizen to re g iste r an d vote. lim it its services to p a tie n ts of Dr. a t A shland, Oregon.
F u n e ra l was
168.
v
to rs ready for a n o th e r h a tc h in g end ing 1023 lbs. m ilk an d 77.7 lbs.
T h is w ill be a v ery im p o rta n t elect- C h risto p h erso n .
adv. a tte n d e d by Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
The
B.
S.
K
ingsley
residence
is
im m ediately tra n sfe rre d th e eggs in ­ b u tte rfa t; and T lllle ow ned by H. G.
P ilo t Rock— S ta n to n , 39, 81; R ov­ tio n y ear an d m en w ill go to th e
C raw ford of Gig H arb o r, W n. Mrs. g e ttin g a new stucco fin ish w hich to these prepared w hich w ill i ro- Moore averaged 1504 lbs. m ilk con­
er, 37, 84; H a rtm a n F „ 3 5 % , 85;
polls May 2 0 th to vote an d find th a t
Herald Want Ads Pay
C raw ford is a siste r of Mr. Lay.
w ill add m uch to its ap p earan ce.
bahly save th e eggs. W ate r stood ta in in g 75.2 lbs. fat. T he form er is
S m ith W „ 36, 92; W estg ate, 3 4 % , th ey a re n o t reg istered .
knee deep In th e c e lla r when discov­ i 4 y ear old g rad e Jersey an d th e
96; K ing, 2 2 % , 96; S m ith Dr., 24%
M em bers of th e d iffe re n t clubs
ered about 4:00 A. M. Tuesday. A la tte r a 3 y ear old g rad e A yrshire.
97; E rv in , 2 3 % , 98; W estco tt, 25.
an d g ran g es of th e s ta te a re being
F ollow ing a re the records of cows
la rg e r volum e of w a te r had been let
101; R eim er, 21, 102. T o tal points, u rg ed by th e ir p re sid en ts to re g is­
u o d u cln g from 35 to 7o pounds of
in to th e can al d u rin g the n ig h t.
29 8 % .
te r an d in P o rtla n d th e su b je c t is
m tte r fa t d u rin g th e
m onth
of
H erm isto n — P earson, 4 3 % , 85; b ein g discussed by th e m in isters
March,
1932;
listed
according
to
Attend
Meeting
in
Pendleton.
Todd J.. 3 5 % , 86; Moore Sam, 3 3 % , from th e p u lp it.
A group of H erm iston people a t ­ iw ner, nam e, breed, age, an d m ilk
90; Toole, 2 9 % , 91; P rim e Dr., 21,
A pril 19th is th e last d ay of re g is­
tended a special b ap tism al service >nd fa t record:
92; W agner, 3 1 % , 93; B row nson, tr a tio n for th e p rim a ry electio n . You
(C o n tin u ed on la s t P age)
in th e P endleton C h ristian church
2 9 % , 94; M atott, 28, 95; F elth o u se, m ay re g iste r a t th e follo w in g p la­
last S unday aftern o o n . Included in
1 8 % , 96;
D eeter, 28, 103. T o tal ces:
<fr ❖ 4> * <• «>
th e group w ere Mr. and Mrs. Ralph fr
points, 298% .
P re c in c t 30 w ith Mr. W. H, C rary
S aylor and fam ily; Mr. and Mrs.
a t Echo.
ALONG THE CONCRETE
♦
W a lte r G arn er;
Mr. and Mrs. J. »
Attend Pendleton Meeting.
P re c in c t 31 w ith Mrs. F ra n k
•>
Skovbo;
Mrs. C. M. Jackson and fr
>«:•«•«{• -fr «fr <••:•«!• «9« « ! • ❖ * ❖ ♦
A gro u p of H erm isto n people a t­ S loan a t S ta n fie ld . .
sons B illie and B obby; Mrs. W aldo
F o u r tow n bachelors
P re c in c t 32 and 33 w ith Mr. J. S.
ten d ed an allied p ro h ib itio n cam ­
Dyer and d a u g h te rs V ivian an d V ir­
At a b reak fast table.
paign in P en d leto n S u n d ay even in g W est a t H erm isto n .
g in ia ; Mrs. F. Moore and son; Mr
A »5.00 l.et.
P re c in c t 34 w ith Mr. H a rry H ull
w hen Colonel R aym ond R obins wa3
and Mrs. N o rq u ist and d au g h ters
Ju n e w edding bells.
th e m ain sp eak er of th e ev en in g in a t U m atilla.
T helm a and G ladys; Mrs. A. W
th e M ethodist ch u rch . N orm a C.
____
___
T u rn b la d ; Mrs. W. W. Felthous«
W hen th e goldfinch seek th e ir old
Rrow n w as a n o th e r sp eak er for th e DEAN OF BUSINESS ADMINIS-
mid son G ale, and d a u g h te r M arga
eating places in th e high locust
evening.
H arold
W. S in g er ad- TRATI0N AT OREGON RESIGNS,
e t; E lsie R eeder; C harles D uvall; tree on the B aker farm it is a sure
dressed th e young people’s m eeting
th e a te r Jo h n so n ; M elvola Root; Mr. sign of spring.
U
n
iv
ersity
of
O
regon,
E
ugene,
a t 6 :3 0 and assisted in th e o rg an iz­
and Mrs. Ben G erk in g ; Mr. and Mrs.
1 • ithour.e, and tils as ¡slan t “ E asy”
in g of a group of allied y o u th w ho A pri! 4— D avid E. F aville, dean of
H iram H u ff; Mrs. Levi R eeder; W. try to tell tin they v.ork h ard and
th
e
school
of
business
a
d
m
in
is
tra
­
w ould c a rry on th e cam paign.
E. Jones and Mrs. M orehouse.
th en v e find n si n tacked on the
A m ong those a tte n d in g from H er­ tio n a t th e U n iv ersity of O regon, to­
door of th e ir office T uesday sta tin g
day
sent
his
fo
rm
al
re
sig
n
a
tio
n
to
m iston w ere T heda B urnside, L aw ­
Weather Report,
(th re e
whole days in advance)
rence, Monrow and M ariam S w ar- Dr. A rnold B e n n e tt H all, p resid en t
Max. Min. “Closed F riday and : aturdr.y, going
r.er, M ildred P helps, M abie Sale. of th e u n iv e slty , s ta tin g as a re a ­
37 fish in g .”
C5
H arold
M arble, Mrs. C. A. P aul, son th a t he has accepted an a p p o in t­
63
35
Em ployees whose pay days a re on
M axine an d C lark P au l, G w yneth m en t as asso ciate professor of m ar­
68
27
F
riday
and S a tu rd a y get S3 pay
k
e
tin
g
a
t
S
ta
n
fo
rd
U
niv
ersity
.
Dean
Corey, Mr. and Mrs. O. W . Payne,
74
29
an d H arvey DeMose, A n o th er car F av ille w ill rem ain here an d lid his
33 checks th is year. L eap-year girls
April 11 ............................ 77
"load included C ath erin e, M argaret, successor In reco g n lzatio n w ork u n ­
A pril 12 .........................
80
40 may well co n c e n tra te on these.
1 o ral m e rch an ts w ere again forc­
and Floyd M cM ullen, E d n a T u rn - til n ex t fail, at w hich tim e he w ill
A pril 13 .............
83
34
biad, E d ith C larke, an d
P au lin e go to S tan fo rd .
T he firs ' of the week was ushered ed to go out and assist custom ers
in by Ideal sp rin g days w ith plenty int«a th e ir stores W ednesday, as the
Stoop.
Store Front Painted.
->t su n sh in e. W ednesday a high wind w ind blew them past th e door.
T he sto re fro n t of th e B u rn h am
A. F. R o h rm an and R. C. M cReyn­
It has been requested th a t cus­
carried d u st so heavy th a t it was
olds of th e R ohrm an M otor com pany sto re Is b ein g p ain ted b rig h t red
d iffic u lt i o see across th e stre e t. The tom ers observe the "fresh p a in t”
le ft W ednesday n ig h t for P o rtlan d th is w eek. C u rsto m ers a re asked to
w ind co n tin u ed to blow T hursday. on J. S. B u rn h am 's sto re fro n t. Be
»lid plan to remain until Friday-
j please observe the fresh paint signs.
sure to touch the paint and see.
There was no rain.
Baseball Is in the Air