"O ften tim es a little th in * gives
perfection, alth o u g h perfect iod is
not a little th in g ."
VOLUME 26
1
je Ubrmtsfrm ìtirralù
NUMBER 34
COMMERCIAL CLUB
SETS FINAL DATE
FOR CLEAN-UP WEEK
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON. THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1932
BOARDMAN BOY INJURED
WHEN HIT BY CAR SATURDAY
N orval S h an n o n , 16-year-old hig h
school boy. received a broken leg
laBt S a tu rd ay w hen he w as h it by
a Model T F ord sedan d riv en by P.
D yer from M ayville, O regon. He was
b ro u g h t to th e H erm isto n h o sp ital
w here th e b reak w as se t an d th e
b ru ises tre a te d by D r A. W. C h ris
topherson.
S h an n o n , in com pany w ith tw o
o th e r boys, w as r e tu rn in g hom e a f
te r p a rtic ip a tin g in a baseball game,
w alk in g alo n g th e h ig h w ay , w hen
th e car s tru c k him k n o ck in g him
dow n an d ru n n in g over his body.
Mr. Dyer did n o t realize th a t he
had s tru c k th e boy and drove on to
H erm isto n w here he was en ro u te to
v isit his siste r-in -la w , Mrs. Maud
Dyer. B ert N atio n , d ep u ty sh e riff
statio n ed here, w as sum m oned and
m et Mr. D yer n e a r U m atilla. W hen
questioned he said he rem em bered
seeing th e th re e boys n ear B oard-
m an b u t did not know th a t he had
h it one of them .
T he in cid en t w as cleared up w hen
Mr. Dyer agreed to se ttle for p a rt of
th e expense. S h an n o n rem ain ed in
th e h o sp ital u n til S unday m orning.
LOCAL EXPERIMENT
SHOWS GREEN FEED
CUTSTURKEYEXPENSE
DISTRICT LEGION COMMANDER
SPrA K S BEFORE JOINT MEETING
T he indispensible th in g s for hap
piness are few an d sim ple— food,
sh elter, h ealth , love, w ork.— S ta n
ley B aldw in.
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER YEAR
GAME COMMISSION '
ROLES OUT PRIVATE
14223384
__
BIROS
| OFFICERS ELECTED AT FINAL
P.T.A. MEETING WEDNESDDAY.
STATE BOARD OF
EDUCATION RESTORES
POWER TO HEADS
Jack B arro n of P endleton, dis-
T he fin al m eeting of th e P. T. A.
•ric t com m ander of the A m A ican
for th is y ear w as held W ednesday
Legion, spoke before a jo in t meet- I
ev en in g a t 8 o’clock, a t w hich the
ing of th e local A m erican Legion
follow ing program was given:
Post and A u x iliary Unit last T h u rs
Two In stru m e n ta l num bers, H igh
day e ig h t In th e I.O.O.F. h all. His
School O rch estra;
Vocal N um ber,
CAPTAINS APPOINTED FOR EACH
H.K. DEAN REPORTS FROM UMA
them e w as "M em bership” , w ith each HERMISTON ROD & GUN CLUB H igh School Q u a rte t: P iano Solo, MOVE IMPORTANT TO STABILITY
TILLA
EXPERIMENT
STATION.
CITY BLOCK.
post in th e s ta te over the top before
A nna R ay M artin ; Vocal Solo, Dick
FORMED AS RESULT,
OF SYSTEM.
th e n a tio n a l convention to be held
H itt: V iolin Solo, H arley M ichaelis;
F
ourth
Saved
in
Production
Cost
by
W aste M aterial W ill Be Hauled
in P o rtla n d S eptem ber 12 to 15.
Over 300 H unting and F ishing Lic Vocal N um ber, H igh School Q u artet. Compulsory M ilitary T raining To Be
Providing Succulents; No Disease
The m eetin g w as presided over
Away Free of Charge if
Miss E lean o r Dally, teac h er of
enses Issued Here Last Season
Continued on Two Major
by C om m ander McCulley an d Mrs.
m usic In th e local school gave an
Prevention Needed.
Placed in Sacks.
l.y ,e T ilden, A uxiliary
president.
to Local Sportsmen.
in te re s tin g talk on m usic in the
Campuses.
V alue of an ab u n d an ce of green F ollow ing th e m ain address of the
schools and Miss M yrnie C layton, a l
C lean-up and p ain t-u p week for
S portsm en organized th q H erm is so spoke on ce rta in phases of music,
feed and h ig h p ro tein co n ten t in evening th e m eetin g was tu rn ed
A move th a t was of im portance to
H erm isto n and su rro u n d in g com m u
th e ra tio n of developing and fa tte n over to th e m usic com m ittee headed ton Rod & G un C lub last F riday w hich proved very in te re stin g to every person in th e sta te w as made
n itie s begins th e week of Monday,
in g tu rk ey s w as clearly indicated by Mrs. W. L. H am m who introduced n ig h t elec tin g II. E. H itt president, those a tte n d in g .
A pril 25th. T he d a te was se t by th e.
last M onday by th e board of h ig h er
th is p ast season in th e second y e a r’s Mrs. W . P. G risw old of P endleton, and A. H. N orton se c re ta ry -tre a s
H erm isto n C om m ercial club a t its
O fficers w ere elected to serve d u r
ed u cation w hen it com pleted Its de
u
rer.
ex
p
erim
en
ts
in
ra
isin
g
tu
rk
e
y
s
u
n
talen
ted
nccordian
player.
.Mrs.
la s t m eetin g T uesday and com m it
ing th e y ear 1932-1933, and a re as
T he o rg an izatio n of the club this follow s: Mrs. B. J. N ation w as re lib eratio n s for the day and left no
d er sem i-confinem ent a t th e Uma G risw old played several num bers
tees have been ap p o in ted to c ap ta in
tilla ex p erim en t sta tio n a t H erm is d u rin g th e evening. The G irl Scouts y ear grew out oi a ru lin g m ade by elected P re sid e n t; Mrs. J. S. B u rn doubt as to w here it stood on m any
every block in tow n to see th a t w ork
to n , Oregon.
under the lead e rsh ip of Miss Ingred th e s ta te bam o com m ission th a t no ham , Vice P re s id e n t:
Mr. H enry perplexing and vexing questions. It
is done and w aste m a te ria l cleared
The d etailed rep o rt of th e ex p eri B oling, san g several songs p o rtra y C hina P h e a sa n t ehicks or fisli would H arg er, S e c retary : and Miss Buck
aw ay.
decided th a t:
m ents in tu rk e y ra isin g have ju s t ing th e ir w ork, which was g re a tly bo sent to in d iv id u als as previously, w ill succeed Miss P e tri in th e office
T ru ck s w ill m ake th e ro u n d of th e
1. College and u n iv e rsity presi
been rep o rted on by H. K. D ean, ap p reciated by those present. Miss b u t only to com m unities w here gam e of T reasu rer.
tow n all day W ednesday and all
d
en
ts in Oregon still have a u th o rity .
o
rg
a
n
izatio
n
s
existed
in
active
su
p
e
rin
te
n
d
e
n
t,
and
H
.
E.
Cosby,
j
M
yrnie
C
layton,
talen
ted
p
ian
ist,
day T h u rsd ay to pick up tin cans
F ollow ing th e m eeting, a social
2. C om pulsory m ilitary tra in in g
ex ten sio n p o u ltry m an of O.S.C., in a ■ e n te rta in e d w ith a piano solo, and force. The com m ission m ade th is h o u r w as held w ith Mrs. Pankow ,
and ru b b ish th a t h as been p u t in
new c irc u la r of in fo rm atio n , No 68, was enchored e n th u siastically . Mrs. ru lin g follow ing rep o rts th a t tudi- Mrs. M cPherson. Mrs. X Bins, Miss 1 for low er classm en still w ill hold
sacks and placed by th e side of th e
upon the s ta te 's tw o m ajo r cam pus
e
, m ers, Miss
» n r L ang in d , »»■
ju s t issued by th e ex p erim en t s ta A. W. C hristo p h erso n explained the v iduals w ere p la n tin g fish and birds I i Som
road or in allies back or residences.
Miss n E , l
es, E ugene and C orvallis.
p riv ate lands an d reserves w here I .. .. .
,
tio n . It may be had free from coun sta n d a rd s of th e A m erican Legion on H
T his service is given free an d w ill
lio tt in charge.
3. The college p rin tin g p lan t at
ty a g e n ts or d irect from C orvallis.
H ag, in e lv d in g how üt should be h u n tin g and fish in g was not open
be a splendid o p p o rtu n ity for resi IRRIGON BAND WINS SECOND
C orvallis and th e u n iv ersity p rin t
i to th e p u b lic..
Two h u n d red and fifty day-old , h u n g on d iffe re n t occasions,
d e n ts of H erm isto n to clea r aw ay
ing p lan t a t E ugene w ill not be
L ast y ear 600 day-old chicks w ere TIMELY THEME USED AS
poults w ere o b tain ed for th e ex p ert-I
A uxiliary m em bers, sin g in g in
all old rubbish collected d u rin g th e PLACE IN STATE CONTEST.
•imulgamate'd w ith th e s ta te p r in t
p
lan
ted on th e J. 11. Lewis place on rA SIS OF NEW MOVIE.
m
en
t
and
divided
in
to
fo
u
r
pens,
af-
unison,
presented
th
e
Oregon
Legion
w in te r m onths.
T h e Irrig o n b and u n d er th e d irec te r th e brooding period. F rom these w elcome song w hich they had w rit- th e Meadows w here they w ere ta k
ing p la n t a t Talent.
C hairm an appointed to c a p ta in
tio n of M erton D aw ald, w h ich won 213 m a tu re b ird s w ere sold, 205 of ten a t th e req u est of the s ta te recep- en c are of by Mr. Lewis for six
4. E ffo rts of a m inor official of
"S h a n g h a i E xpress.” claim ed to
blocks on the e a st side of to w n are
s ta te ch am p io n sh ip last y ear, w en t w hich, o r 96.2 per cen t, graded tio n com m ittee for the N ation»l con w.-Mts before they w ere scattered he one of th e most o u ts ta n d in g pic th e s ta te board of control to reduce
listed as follow s:
to C orvallis la s t F rid ay , A p ril 15, p rim e, seven graded choice an d only vention.
over th e project.
Fish w ere also tu re s of th e year, comes to th e Oasis the m axim um for m eals and lodgings
O tto P ierce, hom e block;
Enos
w here it p a rtic ip a te d in th e s ta te one g rad ed com m ercial.
F ollow ing th e m usical program p lan ted in the d iffe re n t stream s and th e a tre for th re e days, T hursday, below th e present lim its on tra v e l
M artin , reclam atio n block; Elw ood
band co n test w in n in g second place
ing expense accounts w ill m eet w ith
It cost 27 per cent m ore to p ro th e e n te rta in m e n t com m ittee fu r ponds in th is com m unity by in d i F rid ay an d S atu rd ay .
Bowen, home block;
H. E. H itt,
in class C. M em bers of th e band d u ce a pound of tu rk ey in one lot nished gam es for the am usem ent of v iduals last year.
T he O regonian says:
"W h a t it polite rebuff.
business block;
C. A. P au l, tele
w ere e n te rta in e d a t fr a te rn ity and th a n w as given no g reen feed th a n th e guests. A m ong o th e r out-of-
The board, In its e ffo rts to get the
It is th e belief th a t th is com m un tak es to m ake a first-cla ss motion
phone block; R alph B row nson, home
so ro rity houses d u rin g th e ir stay In th e lot w here th e birds w ere p as tow n g u ests w ere Mrs. Jack B arron, ity should have a stro n g and per- p ictu re, "S h a n g h a i E xpress,” has— schools organized for bud g etary p u r
block; F ra n k P ierso n , home block;
ever S atu rd ay .
tu re d on g ro w in g a lfalfa and 18 per Mr. W. P. G risw old, "B u ck ” Leuel- m a n e n t o rg an izatio n since ap p ro x i-I and w h a t lt take8 to make a Rreat poses before the process of ch an cel
Ben G erking, bu sin ess block; Dr.
Irrig o n ra te d h ig h e r th is y ear cen t m ore w ere th e ra tio n included len, all of P en d leto n , Mr. and Mrs. m ately 3Oo s p o rts m e n buy h u n t in g 1 gareen ac tre ss is M arlene D ietrich ’s, lor selectin g can possibly be com
t . v . P rim e,
hom e block;
Boy
th a n an y school b and w hich w on in d ried greens. Less d ifferen ce w as Jo e H aw kins of A dam s; Mrs. Chas. an d fish in g licenses here every year, j sh e has th e most im p o rta n t role In pleted, has m ade te n ta tiv e ap p o in t
¡s-outs, M umma block; J. A. C larke,
last y e a r’s co n test in clu d in g G resh show n w h ere chopped g reen feed S m ith and d a u g h te r H elen, of Oswe II. E. H itt says th a t about $1000 th e p ictu re, th a t of “S hanghai L ily," m ents of deans and directors.
hom e block;
Ja c k
S m ith ,
home
am, th ird in class B, an d A lbany, w as fed.
A lthough no officials, eith e r in stl-
go, Oregon, and Mr. and Mrs. P etri in license fees a re bought th rough a notoriUH w hite woman of the Chi-
block; J. C. Conley, home block;
fo u rth In class A. T he o rd er of w in
his sta tio n .
na coast
tu tio n a l or board m em bers, made
T h is y e a r’s feeding w as based on of U m atilla.
Rev. E. J. Cain, B a p tist C hurch
n in g in th e v ario u s classes follow s: a h ig h e r an im al p ro tein pould s ta rt- i
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It is expected Hint a t least 100
To Clive Brook goes the d istin c- »nX PubI,c statem en ts, it is quite
blocks; Dr. A. W . C h ristopherson,
Class A— 1st, Jefferso n , (P o r t in g m ash and h ig h e r p ro tein develop \ HERMISTON BOYS RECEIVE
persons w ill join th e organ izatio n tion of being the first man in film s PVIdent th a t reo rg an izatio n of the
hom e block; A nton Sonneson, home
la n d ) ; 2nd, L aG ran d e; 3rd, C orval Ing m ash th a n w as used previously.
now form ed. The fee is only f-fty w ho h as succeeded in w in n in g and vy ‘0UB schools has been ca rrie d on
block; Floyd K n e rr, hom e block;
lis; 4th, A lbany; 5 th , K lam ath T he re su lts o b tain ed so fa r a re very HIGH RECOGNITION AT O.S.C.
cents and the follow ing have a l holding th e exotic M arlene.
T he w ith o u t reference to or conference
H erm isto n H igh school, fo r school
F alls.
prom ising, says th e re p o rt, th o u g h
Oregon S ta te College, C orvallis, ready jo in ed : V. C. S m ith, M T Ma- p ictu re has a happy en d in g for th e "rtth th e tw o p resid en ts D rs. Hall
an d ball p ark and d airy sheds.
Class B— 1st, S ilv erto n ; 2nd, O re ad d itio n a l w ork w ill be carried on
to tt, M. Loup,horn, II. E H itt, Geo s ta r fo r th e firs t tim e since she ap and K err— to any g re a t ex ten t.
C ap tain s ap p o in ted for th e w est
gon G ity; 3rd, G resham - 4 th , W est to d eterm in e th e proper level. T his A pril 20.— W a ite r O tt, ju n io r in W agner. B ert L ittle , A lfred Qt’lr'n g , peared in A m erican film s.
From now on th e re sh all be no
side are as follow s:
L in n ; 2-5th, Bend an d M arshfield.
y ear 2Oo pounds of fish m eal, 200 a g ric u ltu re , an d Oscar M ikesell, B. S. K ingsley, B ert N ation, J u liu s
T he sto ry strik es a k eynote of un- reo rg an izatio n w ork carried on e ith
O. A. B arlow ,
Co-op la u n d ry
Class C— 1st, HUI M ilitary ; 2nd, pounds of m eat scrap s and 100 sophom ore in a g ric u ltu re a t Oregon Gintble, and Logan Todd.
: usual in te re st, for it depicts w ar- er cam puses by an y board employe
block; G rin H ills, hom e b lock; E d
Irrig o n ; 3rd, Seaside; 4 th , B eav er pounds pow dered m ilk w ere Includ C tate college, both of H erm iston,
lorn G itina w ith its teem ing massses o r secretary , or dean or director,
m ond B riggs, hom e block; Jam es
to n ; 2-5ths, Hood R iv er an d E s ta ed In a to n of d ry m ash. Complete
j
and
discord. The crack S h an g h ai w ith o u t approval of th e president
LOCAL
ATHLETES
WILL
have
recen
tly
been
elected
president
Todd, hom e block; B. E. Sykes, Co
cada.
fo rm u las fo r th e s ta r tin g m ash, de
Express
Is seen w in d in g its way w hose resp o n sib ility it is to direct
op C ream ery block; F ra n k W ough-
The class C b an d w as lim ited to v eloping m ash an d sc ratch feeds are nnd secretary , respectively, of th e PARTICIPATE IN TFACK MEET.
th
ro
u
g
h
th e co u n try sid e w ith the th e a ffa irs on th a t cam pus.
te r, hom e block; F ra n k B ilderback,
Cam pus 4-H club. B oth m en have
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25 m em bers only. A to ta l of 700 given In th e circ u la r.
Decision to c o n tin u e com pulsory
fam ous and notorious S h an g h ai Lily
hom e block; W. W. F elth o u se, home
girls
bandsm en p a rtic ip a te d In th e con
“ T h ere w as no loss from or any also been pledged to Mu B eta B eta j S ix te e n , boys and six teen
as one passenger and C ap tain H a r m ilita ry tr a in in g for low er class-
block; Tom F ra se r, hom e block; M.
test. A ctin g as ju d g es w ere: J. E. In d icatio n of b lack h ead , In testin al n a tio n a l h o n o rary fr a te rn ity In 4-H from th e g rade school are eligible vey of th e B ritish m edical corps as men on th e E ugene and C orvallis
E. S m ith, hom e block; Rev. W. E.
to a tte n d th e sectio n al tra c k m eet J a n o th e r. T he tr a in Is held up by cam puses cam e w ith th e m otion of
R ausch, B and M aster, 1 4 8 th F ield w orm s n o r p arasite s, an d no money club work.
Jones, hom e block.
The Cam pus 4-H club is composed tin JJendleton S a tu rd a y from Echo, b a n d its u n d er th e lead ersh ip of I the m ilita ry a ffa irs con(m lttee to
A rtille ry B and, T acom a, W n .; L ynn w as expended fo r prev en tiv es, p a n a
In o rd er to m ake th is clean -u p
E. D icker, B and M aster, 1 0 th F ield ceas, to n ics o r m ed icin al tr e a t of stu d e n ts w ho have had 4-H club S tan field , U m atilla, H erm isto n , and C hang, a sin iste r o rie n ta l w h s has w ith d raw its previous report, w hich
cam paign a success, it is req u ested
experience previous to en ro llin g In all o u t-ly in g d is tric t schools. F o u r tak en passage on th e express. H ar- |
A rtille ry B and, St. Lew is, W n .; and m en ts,’’ says th e rep o rt.
recom m ended ab o litio n of the
th a t all re sid e n ts th a t can m ake it
college, and have co n tin u ed to dis w ill go from H erm iston In th e p er vey in s u lts th e C hinese b an d it, who com pulsory featu re.
Em il R odhora, 6th E n g in e e r’s B and,
B. F. Irvine,
possible co-operate w ith th ese cap
play an In te re st In th e w ork. Mu sons of T helm a S w arn er, F lorc.tce in re tu rn is prepared to blind the •' ■ E - * »U lster, and Mrs. P ierce con-
F t. L aw ton, S eattle, W n.
A ttend S tate C. E. Convention.
ta in s appointed fo r each block.
L aG rande, th e on ly e th e r eastern
T he a n n u a l s ta te C h ristia n E n B eta B eta w as first organized on the Johnson, M arvin R an k in , and Ja c k E n g llsh cap ta in u n til th e S h an g h ai sifted tills com m ittee.
F o u rteen re p resen tativ es L ily offers h erself as p aym ent of th e
O regon b and to be en tered , lost only deavor co n v en tio n opened in P o rt O regon S ta te cam pus, b u t Is now a Reeves,
' be proposal to un ify th e u niver-
POLLS CLOSED FOR PRIMARIES
by a to ta l of seven p o in ts to J e f fe r land th is aftern o o n and w ill c o n tin n a tio n a l o rg a n k a tio n w ith several from th e stm e schools ta k e n from debt. T he eventual situ a tio n s w hich slty press a t E ugene and th e college
son h ig h of P o rtla n d . T he L aG rande ue th ro u g h S unday. Mrs. Levi R ee activ e c h a p te rs in th e n o rth w est. eligbles in high school« may a tte n d solve th e problem and re u n ite the Press a t C orvallis w ith th e s ta te
W ITH INCREASE IN VOTERS.
b and h as w h a t Is pro b ab ly th e best der, and d a u g h te r E lsie, and Miss P ledging Is re stric te d to sophom ores th e tra c k m eet also. Those re p re lovers a re said to be ten se w ith bus - ’p rin tin g p la n t a t Salem w as th w a r-
No fu r th e r re g istra tio n of voter? b an d developed In e a ste rn Oregon.
P a u lin e Stoop left W ednesday nig h t and upper-classm en w ho have not se n tin g H erm iston high school are pense an d dram a.
ted in adoption by th e board of a
w ill be ta k e n u n til a fte r th e P rim a
Irrig o n band m em bers p a rtic ip a t to be th e re fo r th e o p e n in g session only m ain tain ed a high scholastic A llen Bowm an, F red Reeves, nnd
A nna May W ong and E ugene P al- com m ittee rep o rt signed by Messrs,
ry election to be held May 2 0 th . The in g in th e co n test a re listed as fo l T h u rsd ay .
Miss R u th BePsel will averag e w hile in college, b u t have Bob Cox. It. H. McAtee, su p e rin le n - le tte have p ro m in en t p a rts in th e j B urch, Irvine, Pease, Sam m ons and
follow ing is a su m m ary of th e poll low s: C ornet— R o b ert D exter, D on assist in th e H erald office d u rin g j also been active in th e cam pus 4-H den t, w ill ta k e th e g rade school
S ta r r of th e board.
su p p o rtin g cast.
group to P endleton in his car.
books tu rn ed in by Ju d g e W est for ald Isom, N ellie L eich t, L eva Rose, Miss S toop’s absence.
club.
The com m ittee said th a t claim s
th e H erm isto n p recin cts, N um bers L av ern e L am oreaux.
T rom bone—
of “g re a t sav in g s” to be m ade by
SEEKS NOMINATION FOR
32 and 33;
V alias D exter. B arito n e— M arg aret
such consolidation
w ere baseless,
STATE REPRESENTATIVE.
T h ere w ere 114 new re g istra tio n s A llen.
D rum s— Dave Rose, V onna
and w ere grounded upon sta tistic s
in W est H erm isto n p recin ct, m ak Jones. A ltos— R u th L eich t, Joyce
both o u t of d a te an d fau lty .
Dr Jam es A. Best of P en d leto n Is
in g a to ta l of 273 activ e v o ters in P u c k e tt, R u th M arkham , Rose Corey.
T he board w ill m eet n ex t in P o rt
No. 32, w hile p recin ct No. 33 fu r S axaphones — E d w ard H o u g h ten ,
a c a n d id a te for th e R epublican nom land on A pril 29 a t l: 3 o P. M. to
in a tio n for th e office of s ta te re p re consider th e rep o rts of th e u n iv e rsi
n ished 147 new re g istra n ts, m ak in g Floyd O liver. C la rin e t— W iley B en
se n ta tiv e from U m atilla C ounty a t ty and college p resid en ts on u n ifi
a to ta l of 442 q u alified electo rs in field. Jo sep h in e F red rick so n , F lo r-
th e p rim aries May 20th. Dr. l est cation, w hich a re expected to be in
E a s t H erm iston.
E ach p re cin ct is in e Brace, Belle F red rick so n , BeRsle
declares him self to be in favor of by th a t tim e.
fu rn ish ed a c o u n tin g board to facili W ilson, V irg in ia L am oreaux. C la ri
th e follow ing propositions:
ta te g e ttin g e a rly re tu rn s.
n e t— R aym ond A llen.
F lu te — B il
Those in a tte n d a n c e a t th e m eet
Old age pensions. He bellves the in g w ere:
D on’t fo rg et th e p rim aries, May lie M arkham . Bass— A rth u r Collins,
C. L. S ta rr, board pre
old folks should be k ept a t home in sid e n t: C. C. Colt. F. E. C aliister,
2 0 tu , from 8 A. M. to 8 P. M.
W ayne C aldw ell.
stead of being se n t to poor farm s or B. F. Irvine, E. C. Pease, A lb u rt
county hospitals.
HERMISTON HIGH DEFEATS
Commencement Date Set.
B urch, H erm an O liver, E. C. S am
F re ig h t tra in s of n o t m ore th a n mons. F o r th e firs t lim e since h er
T he d a te for com m encem ent exer UMATILLA IN TENNIS TOURNEY
75 cars in stead of th e tra in s con ap p o in tm en t to th e board. Mrs. W al
cises fo r th e H erm isto n U nion high
ta in in g 135 to 150 cars as presently te r M. P ierce was absent.
H erm isto n H igh school scored a i
school h as been se t for S atu rd ay ,
ru n over th e railro ad system s of the
May 14, in th e M ethodist ch u rch victo ry over U m atilla H igh last
state.
w ith Dean J e w e tt d eliv erin g th e a d W ednesday aftern o o n w hen th ey de
4 4 4 4 * 4 4
R e-ad ju stm en t of th e W orkm en's 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
dress. Dean J e w e tt is dean of th e feated them in a te n n is to u rn a m e n t
4
f
com
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act
w
hereby
the
lab
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held
on
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courts.
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school of v o catio n al ed u catio n a t
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ALONG THE CONCRETE
♦
ing men w ill get a sq u are deal when
O. S. C. and w as o n ly av ailab le on vis, p lay in g g irls sin g les a g a in s t J o
Injured and his fam ily proper com ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 . 4 Y
th is
d ate.
B a c c alau reate service sep h in e C onnell, won th e m atch, 6-2
p ensation in th e event of his death,
w ill be Sunday, May 8, in th e B ap 6-1, w hile Ed B ensel defeated Cecil
T ake th e "d ie” o u t of depression
w ith o u t b eing com pelled to go in to
ti s t ch u rch a t 8 :0 0 o'clock, w ith T ip p le in boys singles, 6-3, 3-6, 7-5.
and you have th e words, "p ress o n .”
court io fig h t for th e ir Just dues.
Rev. E. G. W u est d e liv e rin g th e G irls doubles w ere played by M ignon
T he p resen t ra te of In te re st on
serm on.
Davis and J u a n ita W ells of H erm is
W alk in g may l e
th e
g re a te st
d elin q u en t taxes, and no more.
to n an d Louise B yrnes and M ildred
sp o rt in th e world b u t did you ever
R e-ad ju stm en t of county taxes
C onlon of U m atilla, w ith H erm isto n
W eather Report.
see a m ail c a rrie r who looked like
i issessm ent to su it p resen t condi-
D ate
Max. Min. w in n in g th e first set 6-3, an d U m a
he could lick a tru c k d river.
! lions
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... 78...
45 tilla w in n in g th e second se t 6-4. Jim
T
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in
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of
some
plan
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N
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and
M
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of
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... 74... .2 9
Tom Jen sen , o u r
handy
man
| w hereby th e lab o rin g m an may he
A pril 16 ......
.. 71...
45 m iston defeated L yle Brow n and
ab o u t tow n, says he tloea not like the
assured of su fficien t em ploym ent to
-
A p ril 17 ......
... 64..
35 .V ern a B yrnes of U m atilla in th e
i su p p o rt him self and fam ily w ithout Idea of h aving to come down stair«
A pril 18 ......
65... .....39 m ixed doubles w ith th e score of 3-6,
' a sk in g fdr public relief.
suddenly w hile sta n d in g on a step
A pril 19
63
46 6-1, «-3.
Dr. Best has practiced m edicine ladder w orking on an aw n in g on
A pril 20 ......
T he stu d e n ts a re p ra c tic in g every
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j and su rg e ry in U m atilla C ounty for Main street.
D ays have been su n n y an d w arm m in u te possible, u n d er th e d irectio n
Tom Is really q u ite
] the p e st 35 years. He is m ore th a n
w ith te m p e ra tu re d ro p p in g a t n ig h t of Miss E llio tt. In th e hopes of w in
effic ie n t a t sew ing up ripped aw n
| a professional ntan, how ever. He Is
and w ind risin g la te In th e day. A n in g th e co u n ty te n n is to u rn a m e n t
; a successful and able ntan of a ffairs, ings and he is ta k in g no chances a t
k illin g fro st did some dtfm age to w hich Is to b« held the la tte r p a rt
h av in g h is arm broken.
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g a rd e n s T uesday n ig h t.
of tbe mouth.
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