The Hermiston herald., April 28, 1932, Image 1

B eing h appy in th is w orld la no
lig h t-h e a rte d
a ff a ir of
ch asin g
p leasu re.— H a rry E m erson Fosdlck.
VOLUME 26
tioo'iHO
NUMBER 35
jformwiutt ìtirralh
A brupt revolt a g a in st tra d itio n
is very d an g ero u s and g en erally de­
stru c tiv e .— S ir P h illip Gibbs.
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 28. 1932
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER YEAR
ASPARAGUS GROWERS
MEET TO WORK OUT
MARKETING PLAN
DAVID ARNOTT ESCAPES FATAL
; INJURY IN 70-F00T FALL
Turner Flanto Salesman.
COMMERCIAL CLUB
WILL AWARD WATCH
TO HIGH STUDENT
Many Deer Lost.
POMONA GRANGE MEETS AT
'LOCAL community
WILL OBSERVE MUSIC
WEEK MAY 1 TO 7
Tom T u rn e r, w ho w as tra n sfe rre d
A ccording to a rep o rt by R anger STAN HELD LAST THURSDAY
h ere by th e S tan d ard Oil com pany
A lbert B aker
iu
the
“ U m atilla
David A rn o tt escaped fa ta l in ju ry recen tly as m an ag er fo r th e H erm is- i
B u ckaroo,” a pam phlet issued m onth
T uesday n ig h t w hen he fell o v er a ton d is tric t w hen Sam N ye was '
R esolutions s u p p o rtin g the Mc­
ly by th e m em bers of th e U m atilla N ary hill for fin a n c in g w heat ex­
70-foot cliff on th e B u tte n o rth w est moved to W alla W alla, left S unday j
N a tio n al forest, th e deer losses th e p o rts and u rg in g th e ap p o in tm en t of
of tow n. H is rig h t w rist w as b ro­
for C alifo rn ia a fte r receiv in g w ord ;
p ast w in te r have been very heavy E. B. A ldrich to th e fed eral farm
ken, his h ip bone cracked, an d he of th e d e a th of h is m o th er S a tu r­
in th e W alia W alla d is tric t.
Mr. board, to fill th e w h eat m em ber­
day. M ercer Y eager of P en d leto n is !
MR. L 0 M P S 0 N REPRESENTS w as badly bruised and sh ak en .
B ak er says: " I t seemed as if most ship vacancy, w ere adopted by th e
T he accid en t happened w hen a fillin g in for him d u rin g his ab-
AWARDED ON M B IT S OF CON­ of th e dead ones found w ere late
group of Ju n io r boys from th e high sence. Mr. T u rn e r w ill no t re tu rn j
KENNEWICK GROWERS.
Pom ona C ran g e of U m atilla county PRIVATE TEACHERS AND SCHOOL
faw ns or old does. I know of only a t its m eeting in S tan field last
school w ent to th e B u tte to keep to H erm isto n to rem ain p erm an en t- I
SISTENT IMPROVEMENT.
WILL PRESENT RECITAL.
one big buck h av in g been found. T h u rsd ay , A pril 21.
Proposal of Market Presented by th e a n n u a l tra d itio n of p a in tin g th e ly b u t w ill be tra n s fe rre d to Y ak i­
T
he
heaviest
loss
w
as
on
th
e
U
m
atil­
num
bers
on
th
e
roof
of
th
e
city
Musical
Program
By
School
Music
Most
of
th
e
day
w
as
occupied
by
Representative from Heppner
m a valley as F lam o salesm an . Sam
reservoir. T he group th o u g h t th ey Moore w ho has been m a n ag e r of th e Department Well Received: Favor­ la w here 32 w ere found in a four- speakers b u t a sh o rt program w as Business Houses Agreed to Arrange
Lions Club.
ntile s tre tc h ; seven w ere found on woven in to Ihe d a y ’s sessions.
Special Displays; Churches
h eard noises of ap p ro ach in g d an g er S tan field d is tric t w ill ta k e care of
A
able Vote for Sign Painting.
Mill creek and 9 on th e W alla W al­ lunch w as served a t noon and d in ­
Plan Special Music.
A ssistan t C ounty A gent. G arn et from m em bers of th e S enior class th e H erm isto n te rrito ry .
No new
T he H erm isto n Com m ercial Club la Tiver, and I believe th e num ber n er in th e evening. G ranges in th e
D. Best, called a m eetin g of th e as­ and sta rte d to ru n . David ev id en tal- m an h as been ap p o in ted to th e S ta n ­
F o r th e observance of the n in th
a t its m o n th ly n ig h t m eetin g T ues­ found was only a sm all per cen t of county presen ted n um bers w hich in ­
p a ra g u s grow ers la st T uesday in !y lost his directio n and in th e d a rk ­ field te rrito ry .
day. decided upon th e tw o y ear plan those dying. N um erous re p o rts a re cluded a hum orous re a d in g by Mrs. N atio n al M usic W eek in H erm iston,
th e L ib ra ry a t w hich Mr. Lompson, ness toppled over th e cliff.
H e was carried to a c ar and
E. Jones of th e F ru itv a le G range; May 1-7, th e p riv ate te a c h e rs and
in a w a rd in g th e club w atch to th e circu lated g iv in g th e cause of loss
m a n a g e r of th e K ennew ick C oopera­
WINNERS IN W. C. T. U.
high school s tu d e n t show ing the as coyotes but I am su re th is is a h arm o n ica and p iano n um bers p lay ­ th e school w ill give a) big concert
tive, ta lk e d on th e p resen t prices b ro u g h t to tow n fo r m edical a tte n ­
tion. It w ill be necessary for him to ESSAY CONTEST ANNOUNCED
moat co n sista n t Im provem ent over a m istake, for I believe th e loss in ed by A. E. M cCulley and his d a u g h ­ re c ital, W ednesday evening. May
an d th e fu tu re tre n d of prices.
H oldm an ' 4 th ’ a t th e W etho<li8t ch u rch a t 8:00
rem
ain
in
bed
fo
r
a
t
least
th
re
e
E lean o r, of th e
period of tw o years.
The stu d e n t m ost eases w as caused from s ta rv a ­ te r,
Mr. L am pson also suggested th a t
tio n on account of deep snow .”
weeks.
G ran g e: M yrick G range p u t on w hat ! P ’ M’
T h ree g rad e school p upils in th e rc te iv in g
th
e
aw
ard
m
ust
have
grow ers use th e local cooperative
th ey called “ The F am ily A ll-B um ” ; 0,1 th is Pr°Bram w ill a p p ear the
H erm isto n schools w ere aw arded been in th e local schools a t least tw o
can n e ry for th e asp arag u s c a n n in g
prizes in th e essay co n test sp o n so r­ years an d m u st be a ju n io r or sen ­ BAPTIST CHURCH HOLDS
u sin g persons in stead of p ictu res; ,,iano P<*P*1» of Miss G olds Mumma.
INTER-CLUD COMPETITION
an d m a rk e t it th ro u g h th e associa­
ed by th e W. C. T. U.
W in n ers ior. T he a w a rd last year w ent to
Mrs. Low ell G ra n g e r or H oldm an violln P"P>ls of Miss E s th e r F red-
tion. An a ttra c tiv e label an d c r a t­ CREATES GOLF ENTHUSIASM.
ANNUAL ROLL CALL
w ere C arro l B ru n n ell, eig h th g rad e; E lia D.l.v an d was presented a t the
G ran g e gave a re a d in g ; W ard and ' rk k s 0 I>-
a PUP» of Miss M yrnie
in g system w ould be necessary b u t
E iris W eissenfluh, th e eon and C layton.
Rose M ary S erell, sev en th g rad e; com m encem ent exercises.
H.
L.
ould be splendid p u b licity fo r th e
M em bers of th e B ap tist ch u rch of d a u g h te r of George W eissenfluh of 1 Tll<> fo u rth and fifth g rade cho­
L ast Sunday, tw e n ty -fo u r m em ­ and S ophia K eckkala, six th grade.
P ro p st an d F. B. Swayze
were
project. A com m ittee w as ap p o in ted bers of th e H erm isto n C o u n try Golf
H
erm
isto n m et a t th e church W ed- : th e C am as P ra irie G range a t U kiah ru s w ill sin g several tw o -p a rt songs,
T hese th re e essays w ill be p u b ­ placed on th e com m ittee to purchase
to m eet w ith grow ers in K ennew ick club m et a t th e course for some in ­
nesday n ig h t for th e a n n u a l roll call ! took p a rt In a d ialogue w hich was and th e H arm onica band w ill play
lished
u
n
d
e
r
th
e
W
.C.T.U.
colum
n
in
th
e
w
atch.
M onday, May 2, to w ork o u t a m eans ter-clu b com petitio n .
and business m eetin g w hich w as
recelved;
th e M yrlck G range some old fav o rite m elodies. The A
Two sides
of c a n n in g and m a rk e tin g th e s u r­ w ere chosen w ith Geo. W ag n er and consecu tiv e o rd er w ith in th e next
M em bers of th e club w ere e n te r­ pit-sided over by th e p astor, E
th
re
e
weeks.
put
on
a
s
tu
n
t
called
th e “ k itch en C apella chorus of six ty voices tak en
plus a fte r th e m ark et goes dow n la- ' Jim P ierson as cap tain s. T he to ta l
tain ed w ith a m usical program pre- 1 ja i u e s C a in . S p e c ia l s p e a k e rs on th e h a n d ” » i i h 1 r
.... 1
, from th e th re e upper grades w ill
te r in th e season. T hose ap p o in ted | scores of th e tw o sides w ere very
sen t-d by th e m usic d e p a rtm e n t Of p ro g ram w ere Mr. and Mrs. <Juy ! ,n a s te r
"
give th re e selections. T h is chorus
C. E. Convention Success.
w ere T. H. F ra se r, Joe Dyer, J. W. close w ith W a g n e r’s team losing and
th e h ig h school u n d er th e d irectio n | Jo h n so n from P endleton. Mr. Jo h n -
is doing tw o an d th ree p a rt songs
M cM ullen, J. Skovbo, an d P. P. p ay in g for th e d in n er. P lay ers for
o
f
Miss
E
le
a
n
o
r
Daily.
N
um
bers
wln-
son is m o d erato r for th e U m atilla
Over 2000 a tte n d e d
th e recen t
and has been w o rk in g
for some
P. T. A WILL PRESENT
S u llivan.
n
in
g
in
th
e
m
usic
co
n
test
a
t
La-
B a p tist association. A special m usic­
each side an d th e ir respective scores C h ristia n E n d eav o r a n n u a l sta te
tim
e
In
p
re
p
a
ra
tio
n
for
th
is a p p e a r­
An en co u rag in g fe a tu re a t th is follow :
co n v en tio n
in
P o rtla n d .
F ifteen G rn ide re c e n tly w ere presented by al p rogram w as followed by th e PROGRAM TUESDAY EVENING.
ance.
th
e
h
ig
h
school
q
u
a
rte
t
co
n
sistin
g
of
m eetin g w as th e prop o sitio n p u t up
serv in g of refresh m en ts of sa n d ­
h u n d red re g iste re d d eleg ates w ere
W agner’s Team.
T here w ill be no c h arg e to th is
by th e H eppner L ions C lub th ro u g h
p resen t an d 17 from C olum bia U nion Dick I l it t, M elvin F o llett. H ow ard w iches, d o u g h n u ts, ami coflee. The
T he P. T. A. e n te rta in m e n t com­ program and th e public Is cordially
Geo.
W
ag
n
er
.............................
85
its re p resen tativ e, Chas. S m ith , M or­
K
lages,
an
d
D
ick
M
artin,
w
ho
won
d o u g h n u ts w ere fu rn ish ed g ra tis by m ittee w ill p resen t th e follow ing
of w hich U m atilla co u n ty is a p art.
Joe Toole .................................... 95
invited.
row C ounty A gent, th a t if g row ers
Rev. J. M. C ornelison, of th e T u tu il­ firs t place; a te n o r solo by Dick J a c k ’s B row n Bobby Shop.
p rogram T uesday evening, May $rd,
A.
H.
N
o
rto
n
.............................
92
h ere could not fu rn ish su ffic ie n t
To m ake th e observance of m usic
la In d ian M ission n e a r P en d leto n , H itt, w ho won second place in the
a t th e Oasis th e a tre .
E nos M artin ............................ 113
week a com m unity a ffa ir th e bu si­
O thers on the
a sp a ra g u s to supply H ep p n er sto res
Mrs. G. L. D rill, Miss E va Lee Pevey m usic to u rn a m e n t.
WALTHER
0TT
-PRESENTED
E ric B yorkgren .................. 109
M usic ............................ Mixed Q u artet ness houses have agreed to a rra n g e
w ith canned goods for th e n ex t y ear
w ere A nna Ray M artin,
of P en d leto n , an d P a u lin e Stoop of p rogram
Ju liu s G im hle ....................... 108
Solo ....................................... Mrs. L ittle special w indow displays.
p iano solo; H arley M ichaelis, violin SCABBARD AND BIADE.
and th e
th e c lu b w ould be w illin g to fin an ce
H
erm
isto
n
,
w
ere
inclu
d
ed
in
th
e
D. M. D eeter ............................ 93
Ju v e n ile C horus ................ 3rd G rade churches a re p lan n in g special m us­
grow ers in o rd er th a t th e ir sto res
gro u p from U m atilla co u n ty . Rev. solo; and n u m b ers by th e high
F. C. M cKenzie .................. 108
O regon S ta te College, C orvallis, R ead in g .................... K en n eth Dense! ic. Miss E le a n o r D aiiy, d ire c to r of
m ig h t c a rry it in stock. L ast y ear
C ornelison w as a sp eak er on th e p ro­ school o rc h e s tra . Miss M yrnie C lay­
F ra n k B ilderback ................ 104
A pril 27.— W a lth e r O tt of H crm is- Song ....................... C layton M ichaelis m usic in th e H erm iston schools, is
th e club bo u g h t a supply of canned
g ram . Ed. H oover of P o rtla n d was ton accom panied a t the piano. Each
W a lte r P earso n ..................... 94
ton, sophom ore in A g ric u ltu re a t R ead in g ......................... Z ella P ra n d i m aking all a rra n g e m e n ts for th is
a sp a ra g u s and Hked it so well th a t
elected p resid en t fo r th e n ex t y ear n u m b er w as follow ed by h e a rty ap-
Bloom ........
H l
O regon S ta te college, has recen tly S tory G eorge W a sh in g to n 's h atch e t. program .
p
lau
s
and
a
vote
of
th
a
n
k
s
w
as
|
th e y a re w illin g to w o rk o u t some
fillin g th e vacancy le ft by th e re sig ­
M ontln
.............................. 106
been given th e S cabbard and Blade M inuet ................................ 5th G rade
p lan th a t w ill in su re asp arag u s for
Local com m ittees in th e m ore
n a tio n of “Jim m ie ” H en d erso n , p re­ m ade by th e C om m ercial club.
I a w ard for o u ts ta n d in g w ork in mi- R ead in g ......................... H elen R alph th a n 2,000 cities or tow ns observ­
Pearson’s Team.
F
o
llo
w
in
g
th
e
m
usical
program
sale in th e local stores.
sid in g officer for th e p ast th re e and
R ead in g ....................... B ruce F o llette ing N a tio n a l Music W eek a re m ak ­
Jim P earso n ............................ 92
a h a lf years. A t th e clo sin g m eet­ o th e r business w as ta k e n up by th e U tary science an d tatieg
Of th e e n tire fresh m an and soph­ C horus ................................ G irl Scouts ing c o n tac t w ith people in th e ir n a ­
Jim Todd ................................
93 in g a t th e civic a u d ito riu m , m ore club in c lu d in g a vote to pay for
Attend Conference.
th e p a in tin g of th e project sig n s on om ore en ro llm en t In m ilita ry science R ead in g ............... Mrs. A nna C astrlc tu ra l group en v iro n m en t so th a t
F ra n k M organ .....
92
th a n 4,000 w ere p resen t.
Mrs. J. A. S ererll,
Miss R u th
tlie n o rth an d south h ig h w ay e n te r­ an d ta tic s of 939 m en, only 16 men S tu n t (S ta n fie ld J i n ..
—JDick M artin ...... _ .................. 104
ey m ay be helped to experience
N u n n , an d E. Jam es Cain, p asto r
ing
an d leav in g H erm iston. These from each class w ere given these
B illie H edrick an d M erta M aftin th e Joy of self-expression th ro u g h
M ilt L o n g h o rn ...............
98
REDUCTION
IN
REGISTRATION
of th e B ap tist ch u rch , a tte n d e d th e
signs have been b rig h ten ed up With aw ards.
Male Q u a rte t —
m usic. A d u lts as w ell as young
A1 C layton ............................ 103
U m a tilla county B a p tist Sunday
FEE FOR JERSEY BREEDERS.
p a in t by G. A. G arrett.
R alph R ich ard s ....................... 99
S cabbard and B lade is a n a tio n a l Solo ................................ F lo ren ce Udey people a re b eg in n in g to realize th a t,
school conference in P en d leto n th e
S. F. Moore .............................. 93
h o n o rary f r a te rn ity
in
m ilita ry M usic ......................... M elvin F o llette in these tr y in g tim es, a h ig h ly sa ­
firs t of th e w eek as d eleg ates. Mrs.
G arn et D. B est, local a ssistan t
M. T. M ato tt ............................ 92
science and tatics, and has for its F arce — “ P a 's H ousek eep er” w ith tisfy in g em o tio n al o u tle t as well
S errell and Miss N u n n w ere sp eak ­
Coach Cochran Returns.
C ounty A g en t h as received in fo rm a­
as a positive force is to " h e a r m us­
R. C. Todd ............................ 106
purpose th e prom otion and reco g n i­ the follow ing caste:
ers d u rin g th e session.
tio n from th e A m erican Jerse y C at­
Coach C ochran re tu rn e d to his tion of scholastic a b ility am ong Fa ............................................. Roy B ills ic, m ake m usic, enjoy m usic."
Thos. T u ck er ............................ 93
tle C lub t h a t pro v isio n s have t p n
d u ties s t th e H erm iston U nion high I studentB ta k in g advanced m ilita ry P atsy ( P a ’s d a u g h te r) A licia Oulett«
R ay E rw in .............................. 108
Notice to Public.
m ade th a t p u reb red Jersey s past school M onday of th is week a fte r an ! One of its o u ts ta n d in g a c tiv itie s is
W eather Report.
Mollie ( P a ts y ’s frie n d ) B etty Ralph
tw o y ears of age m ay be reg istered , absence of tw o w eeks w hen he u n ­
R um ors have been circu lated in U. of 0. STUDENT WINS
th e p resen tatio n , each sp rin g term , Jim (P a 's son) ......... Bob H enderson D ate
Max. Min.
fo
r
a
lim
ited
tim
e,
a
t
a
fee
of
$5.00
and aro u n d U m atilla an d H erm isto n
d e rw en t an operatio n for a p p en d ic i­ of aw ard s to o u ts ta n d in g freshm en Jack (J im ’s frie n d ) .... Jim N eary A pril
21 ............ ............... 66
35
in
stead
of
$10.00.
NATIONAL
ESSAY
CONTEST.
t h a t Mrs. Steve H ortsch has In h e ri­
tis in a P en d leto n h o sp ital.
Miss a n d sophom ores.
An adm ission c h a rg e of 15c and A pril 22 ...............
................ 60... . 42
T his tem p o ra ry re d u c tio n w as F lorence W o u g h ter s u b s titu te d d u r­
ted 115.000, bo u g h t a service s ta ­
25c
w
ill
be
charged
for
th
e
e
n
te
r
A pril 23 ............. ................ «9... ...3 8
U n iv ersity of O regon, E ugene, m ade by th e n a tio n a l o rg a n izatio n
tio n in P en d leto n , an d also has a
in g his absence.
tain m en t.
A pril 24 ............... ................ 68.... ...3 5
A pril 27.——W illiam H olford of L in ­ because of its a p p re c ia tio n of th e
Francis
Patterson
Dies.
larg e b an k acco u n t in P en d leto n ,
A pril 25 .............. ................ 76. .. ...44
coln h ig h * school in P o rtla n d , has p resen t fin a n c ia l co n d itio n s of th e
etc.
Mr. and Mrs. H ortsch w ish to
W ord w as received here th is week LOCALS EXPECT TO REGAIN
A pril 26 ............ ............... 76.... ....45
Just been d eclared th e s ta te w in n er c o u n try and in o rd er th a t m any
Acting
Grange
Master
Visits.
inform th e public th a t th ese s ta te ­
of th e d eath of th e nine-ycar-old
A pril 27 ................ ................ 74. .. .38
of th e essay co n test conducted by w o rth y p u reb red Jersey s w hich have
M att G lover of E agle C reek,, at d a u g h te r of Mr. an d Mrs. Geo. P a t­ LAURELS FROM ST. ANDREWS.
m en ts a re u n tru e , an d t h a t th ey
T here w as .21 of an inch ra in fa ll
th e N a tio n al S tu d e n t
F orum , of n o t been reg istered , m ay now be re ­
p resen t a c tin g s ta te g ran g e m aster, terso n , S unday a t B urley, Idaho, j
h a v e n ’t any m ore th a n th e av erag e
T
he
local
baseball
league
expocts
d
u
rin g th e week w ith considerable
W
ash
in
g
to
n
,
D.
C„
on
th
e
question,
g istered a t th is sa v in g to th e ir o w n ­ culled a t the hom e of Mrs. Id a A. follow ing a m astoid o p eratio n . Mr.
fam ily.
to re g a in th e la u re ls from St. An­ w ind.
“ W h a t is th e B earin g of th e P aris ers.
Mr. an d Mrs. S tev e H o rtsch ,
S im m ons la st F rid ay w h ile in the an d Mrs. P a tte rso n lived in H erm is- !
P eace P a c t on th e Q uestion of Dis­
A ccording to L ew is W. M orley, co m m unity a fte r a tte n d in g th e Po­ ton several y ears ago w hen t ’ielr J drew s in a re tu rn gam e h ere Sun-
U m atilla, O regon. — adv.
.
day a fte r th ey w ere ta k e n
for a
a rm a m e n t? ”.
The an n o u n cem en t E x ecu tiv e S e cretary of th e n atio n al
m ona G range a t S tan field . Mr. d a u g n te r, F ran cis, w as Just a child, | trlm m ln g
the last gamo> 4 t() 6.
w as m ade by Dr. A rnold B en n ett o rg a n iz a tio n , m any b reed ers a re ta k ­
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W ic k la n d e r of B oardm an,
s ta te Many people h ere rem em ber them
ALONG THE CONCRETE
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W oodard w ill pitch
and
K en.ller ••
H all, p resid en t of th e U n iv ersity of in g a d v a n ta g e of th is red u ctio n .
d ep u ty , wag w ith him.
and extend deepest sym pathy.
w ill ta k e th e sta tio n In th e c a tc h ­ ♦
O regon, an d c h airm an of th e Oregon
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e r ’s box.
com m ittee.
We will be glad to give o u r te le ­
A p ractice gam e w ith Irrig o n last
By w in n in g th e s ta te prize, W il­
S unday was easily won by a s< ore phone num ber to anyone w ho w ishes
liam H olford becomes elig ib le to e n ­
T he T orch H onor Society e n te r­
to get rid of some e x tra change
of 18 to 0 by th e local team .
te r th e s ta te co n test, th e firs t prize
t a i n e d F rid ay n ig h t in one of th e
before
th e g if t ta x passes th e se n ­
of w hich is a free tr ip to E urope
c o ttag es h o n o rin g th e Seniors. An
ate.
HIGH SCHOOL ELECTS
an d w hich w as won tw o y ears ago
ev en in g of splendid e n te rta in m e n t
Several people who w ere on th e
by R ay S teu b in g , a Je fferso n high
OFFICERS FOR ENSUING YEAR
w as enjoyed.
s tre e t W ednesday m ust su rely have
school stu d e n t. More th a n
fo rty
su n b u rn ed to n sils from looking up
O regon h ig h schools en ro lled for th e
At th e a n n u a l school election of a t th e a irp la n e th a t circled over th e
T he local baseball team w ill p lay stu d y of th e K ellogg P a c t d u rin g th e
officers for th e H erm isto n Union city. Mrs. Ina W essel! says th e plane
S tan field on th e ir ow n field Today. p a st y ear. Ju d g e s of th e s ta te con­
high school W ednesday, Ed Bensel Hew low enough th a t she could see
T he gam e w as called for T h u rsd ay te s t w ere Dr. N orm an F. Colem an,
was elected p re sid e n t; Dick M artin, th e pilots big brow n eyes, d a rk h air,
because of th e te n n is to u rn a m e n t Reed College. R ich ard W. M ontagiie,
vice p re sid e n t; G lenn P ierson, sec­ clea r c u t fe a tu re s, and flash in g
F rid a y an d aS tu rd ay .
a tto rn e y , and Mrs. C harles C arver.
re ta ry ;
David A rn o tt, tre a s u re r; sm ile. P ilo ts have been know n to
E dith C larke, ed ito r of th e B ulldog;
an sw er th a t d escription.
EDITOR EUGENE EMERALD
E ugene Pieree, associate m an ag e r;
S u p e rin te n d e n t McAtee h as been
T he H erm iston B akery has been
and Floyd P ierce and H elen Jcn d re- sellin g ‘‘nullninn c a rs ” for th e past
busy th is week g ra d in g th e fin al ELECTED; PORTLAND BOY.
jew skl, yell leaders.
achievem ent te s ts of th e six th , sev­
severnl years. Tills m ight be a “ be­
Jim N eary Is re tirin g president.
U n iv ersity of O regon, E ugene,
e n th , and e ig h th grades. All fin al
lieve it or n o t" for th e R ipley c o l­
exam s w ill be held th e week of May A p ril 27.— R ich ard L. N eu b erg er, Of
um n hut th e only tr u th f u l an sw er
Boy Stout Banquet.
11th to 12th. T he e ig h th g rad e d i- P o rtla n d , w ill ed it th e E m erald , stu
th a t could be giv. a is tiia t th ey are
plom a w ill he aw arded th is y ear on d e n t d aily n ew spaper a t th e U ni­
I t Is being a n tic ip a te d th a t the san d w itch loaves.
th e av erag e of th e te a c h e r’s grade v ersity of Oregon n ext year, th o u g h
Boy Scout fa th e r and son b an q u et
Fish sto rie s a re d riftin g about
he w ill be b u t a sophom ore. H e was
an d th e achievem ent tests.
to he held T h u rsd ay , May 6 th , w ill w ith o u t r e s tr a in t tills tim e of the
chosen from a field of e ig h t c a n d i­
be an In te re stin g a ffa ir. T ickets year and some of o o r a rd e n t fish e r­
d a te s because of his u n u su a l ab ility .
e on sale a t th e H erald office and men m ig h t like to h ear th is one.
T h e co u n ty te n n is to u rn a m e n t He now serves as sp o rt ed ito r.
aach
fa th e r is asked to get h is tic k ­ Dan F o llett c a u g h t a fish In th e Co­
w ill be played here F rid a y and a S t­
A t th e sam e tim e. V irg in ia W entz
ets early , if you do not have a son lu m b ia riv er, lie liked th e looks of
u rd a y w ith a ll schools in th e coun­ also of P o rtla n d , and a ju n io r in th e
b rin g som e boy ho does not have a It so b ro u g h t it to tow n and placed
ty elig ib le to p a rtic ip a te . T he team school of Journalism , w as chosen
f 't h e r . T he price is fifty cents. The it in the pool back of th e hotel.
chosen for th is m eet is as follow s: ed ito r of th e O regana, stu d e n t y e a r­
big chief, R obert R. H ayes, of W al­ T he fish
im m ediately changed its
C h arles W ells, boys’ sin g les; R u th book.
la W alla, w ill be h ere to preside color to fit Its en v iro n m en t, from
D avis, g irls ’ sin g les; Ed Bensel and
over th e b an q u et in th e M ethodist black rocks to moss and lilies, b u t ho
Jim N eary, boys’ doubles; R u th and
M |. and Mrs. D. M. D eeter piat.
ch u rch .
chose to hide and Dan could not
M ignon Davis, g irls' doubles; and to move in to tji» W. J . W a rn e r house
e x h ib it him to ad m irin g fisherm en.
M ignon Davis and Jim N eary, mixed n ear th e p resen t W arn er residence,
Rev. W allace E. Jo n es re tu rn e d E very m ethod w as used to en tice th e
doubles, in th e to u rn a m e n t a t Echo by th e firs t of th e m o n th .
T hey
S a tu rd a y n ig h t from S ilv erto n , Ore., little fish from th e m ig h ty C olum ­
M onday th e E cho boys won both a re now liv in g a t th e teac h erag e in
w here he had le e n called w hen his bia, to th e surface, b u t he refused
sin g les and doubles; a t H erm isto n M innehaha d is tric t and Mrs. D eeter
m other w as q u ite serio u sly in ju red to leave his hiding. The c a p tu re was
T uesday th e H erm iston g irls won w ill d riv e back and fo rth to h er
In an accid en t.
lie rep o rts
her fin ally made a fte r the w ater in th e
one and th e Echo g irls won one in school u n til It close» th e m iddle of
! much Im proved w hen he re tu rn e d pool had been balled n u t and Dan
the single«, the doable» were • tie. May,
i home.
w ent on his w ay satisfied.
hooi N otis