The Hermiston herald., May 12, 1932, Image 1

P lay Is as essen tiat to a c h ili as
M
•A
his food.— Mrs. T hom as A. Edison.
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VOLUMN XXVI
0
Armista iHmdh
The
progress of
m an k in d
Is In
han d s of y o u th .— S ir O liver Lodge.
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LINDBERGH BABY
FOUND D EA D
FATHER AND SON BANQUET
CREATES INTEREST FOR SCOUTS
NOTED COUNTY
PIONEER UMATILLA
PASSES ON MONDAY
F or th e firs t tim e in a num ber of
y ears th e local Boy Scout troop
sponsored a fa th e r and son banquet
w hich w as held last T h u rsd ay n ig h t
In th e M ethodist ch u rch w ith a p ­
p ro x im ately 90 in a tten d an ce.
O scar P ayne, local Boy Scout Mas­ D. R. BROWNELL ACTIVE PUBLIC
ter, first in tro d u ced th e p resid en t of
SPIRITED CITIZEN.
th e C om m ercial C lub w hich sp o n ­
sored
th
e
Boy
Scout
m
ovem
ent,
and
Receive Diplomas.
Funeral and Interment in Pasco;
H. A. P ankow , c h a irm a n
of th e
PENDLETON GIRL DROWNED
Member Odd Fellow Lodge for
troop com m ittee, follow ed by th e in
S unday m arked th e o p en in g of
61 Years.
IN
UMATILLA
RIVER,
tro
d
u
ctio
n
of
o
th
e
r
m
em
bers
of
th
e
com m encem ent exercises for high,
BODY DISCOVERED LATE TODAY
com
m
ittee.
W,
E.
Jones,
A
lfred
Qul-
school g ra d u a te s in th e west end of
IN WOODS NEAR LINDBERGH
D. R. B row nell, a p ioneer and
M axine P rice, seven, d a u g h te r of
rin g , M. L. W atson, and H a rry K el­
th e county. B accalau reate services
HOME; IDENTIFIED AS SON ley. He n ex t Introduced R obert R. p u b lic-sp irited citizen of th e P aci­
Mrs.
E
velyn
P
rice
of
P
end
leto
n
,
was
w ere held for m em bers of th e settn
fic n o rth w est, passed aw ay nt the
OF COL, C, A. LINDBERGH.
H ayes, sco u t executive of th e Blue
lor class of th e H erm isto n U nioff drow ned S atu rd ay aftern o o n a t 5:3 0
Pasco h ospital, M onday, May 9, a t
h ig h school S unday w ith Rev. G. E. in th e U m atilla riv e r w hen she fell
M ountain C ouncil a t W alla W alla, n in e o'clock. He had been in fa ll­
T
he
la
te
s
t
news
flashes
over
the
in
w
hile
p
lay
in
g
w
ith
h
e
r
b
ro
th
e
r
W ucst of the P end leto n Peace Lu-
who pulled a few lau g h s by his clev­ ing h e a lth for several m onths and
a ir today sent out th e rep o rt th a t er rem arks.
th ra n ch u rch d eliv erin g th e serm on; Roy. six, in th e g ard en behind th e
was w ith his son E. C. B row nell.
librkry.
th e k id n ap ed L in d b erg h baby had
O. O. F elthouse acted as to astm as­
Com m encem ent exercises for thfe
Dwain R ussell B row nell, th e old­
been found n ear th e fam ous flie r’s
The fire d e p a rtm e n t w as called
te r and in h is o pening re m ark s e n ­ est of ten ch ild ren , was born to Mr.
local g ra d u a te s w ill be held S a tu r ­
e sta te
at
H opew ell, N. J.
Two
by one o f th e lib ra ria n s w ho had
couraged tro o p m em bers in carry in g and Mrs R ussel G. Rrow nel! on thc
day evening in the M ethodist ch u rch
been told of th e accid en t by Roy,
negroes w ho w ere g a th e rin g wood,
out th e ir p rogram by c o n tin u in g to tw e n ty -fifth of D ecember, 1847, in
w ith Dean J. R. J e w e tt of C orvallis
firs t discovered a tin y foot e x te n d ­
and an unsuccessful e ffo rt was
keep th e ir sta n d a rd s high.
d eliv erin g th e address. Miss H elen
U tah, w hile they w ere crossing the
ing from u n d er leaves and shrubs.
m ade to recover th e body w hich eye
W o u g h ter will be v aled icto rian . The
P a rt of th e ev en in g 's e n te r ta in ­ plain s w ith an ox team on th e ir way
T he re p o rt continues, say in g th a t
w itnesses said had been sw ept over
tw enty-seven m em bers of th e g ra d ­
the body was id en tified by clothes m ent was fu rn ish ed by Melvin and to S acram ento V alley, C alifornia. An
th e falls .ju st below th e Main stre e t
u a tin g class include D orothy Addle-
to th e
b u tc h e r's
b ro u g h t from th e L indbergh home. B ruce F o lle tt who san g and played - a p p ren ticesh in
bridge. The city and s ta te police
m an, M arjorie B urn h am , Jo sep h in e
tra d e a t th e age of 3 1 in terested
P h y sician s pronounced the baby th e ir ukelele and g u ita r.
and m em bers of th e tire d e p a rtm e n t
K lncard, F ern L in d er, C ath erin e
The h ig h lig h t of th e ev en in g 's 1 him in m erch an d isin g and th ro u g h -
dead to r tw o m onths.
w orked S atu rd ay n ig h t and Sunday,
McM ullen, M arjorie M ullins, E d n a
e n te rta in m e n t was th e c a rry in g out o u t his long c a reer he has alw ays
u sin g g ra p p lin g iro n s an d a boat,
O tt, A licia O ullette, A gnes R oberts,
JIDS ON WALLULA CUT-OFF
of a mock tr ia l w ith W. J. W arner, associated
w ith it. E a rly in his
b u t as y et th e body has not been
Mabel Sale, J a n n ie Shockey, H elen
city a tto rn e y , a c tin g as Judge. B. J. c a re e r he ven tu red into th e m er­
found. T h e a tte m p t to g rap p le for
WILL BE LET MAY 18TH
W ou ghter, B arb ara W essell, Mignon
N ation, d ep u ty sh e riff statio n ed c a n tile business In L.nsser county,
th e body below th e falls in a boat
Davis, W esley B lessing, L ester C ar-
here, w as called out d u rin g the ban ­ C alifornia, w ith Mr. Cox.
S atu rd ay even in g alm o st ended d is­
Bids on the rem ain in g 7.75 m iles
son, R obert Cox, R obert H enderson.
q u et and re tu rn e d w ith W. L. W a t­
astro u sly for firem en F red C raw ford
Upon th e d eath of Mr. Cox he and
of th e W allu la cu t-o ff highw ay
Dick H itt, C hester Jo h n so n , H ow ard
son who w as ch arged w ith try in g to a n o th e r young m an co n tin u ed the
and C liff D ayhoff and sta te police
along
the
Colum
bia
riv
er
w
ill
be
let
K lages, Floyd M cM ullen,
Jam es
a ss a u lt his son w ith an ax. W. L. business for a num ber of years. In
officer W illard T jb b s w hen th e ir
May 18 according to in fo rm atio n
N eary. W a ite r P earson, Bryce Rob­
H am m and H a rry K elley served as 3 889 they sold th e business and Mr.
b oat capsized, th ro w in g all th ree in ­
given
o
u
t
by
Joe
Tool,
s
ta
te
h
ig
h
­
inson, E dw in Throop, an d L aw rence
a tto rn e y s for th e s ta te and defense. B row nell w ent to n o rth e rn C alifo r­
to th e w ater, bu t th ey m anaged to
way e n g in e e r statio n ed here. Con­
S w arner.
The case w as tried in all seriousness nia w here he established him self in
sw im ash o re in th e sw ift c u rre n t.
tra
c
to
rs
looked
over
th
e
job
th
is
T he cale n d ar for th e S tan field
but affected a co n tin u al o u tp o u r of th e sam e business. In 1905 he cam e
Sunday, th e city police of P en d le­
week. T w elve m iles of th e highw ay
g ra d u a tin g class begins w ith a b ac­
m errim en t. Ju d g e W arn er p ro n o u n ­ to P o rtlan d and th en in 1906 to
ton, led fty Chief C. E. Lem ons, the
w as g raded and g ravel topped last
c a la u re a te service in th e P resb y ­
ced a fine of $100 to be used In boy U m atilla w here he has since resided.
C' T 0dd, o ' TH erm l8 to n ' c a n d id a te for th e n o m ination for C ounty
fire d e p a rtm e n t m em bers an d Chief r
sum m er U ut n o th in g d efin ite hag
te ria n ch u rc h Sunday, May 15, con­
scout w ork and a b anquet to be g iv ­
W. E. R ingold, s ta te police and M a r r 1? ; -
F or a nu m b er of y ears Mr. B row n­
co u n ty a t th e p r,m ary e ie c t,° n
been learn ed re g a rd in g the fin al
ducted by Rev. J. F. Gibson. D iplom ­
en once a m onth by th e defen d an t.
sh e riff s officers w ith th e coopera­ ness lines '
su
rfacin
g
.
ell was m ayor and p o stm aster of
'
*
' ‘E con° m’r
sound busi-
as w ill be aw arded W ednesday n ig h t
The b an q u e t cam e to a close when U m atilla and a t all tim es he gave
tion of v o lu n teers, p atro led th e
May 18 and Rev. ' y W 8"
em 16“
ett ° of f P
P endie
en d le- riv
is ta n ce
c e ’of
Scout executive H ayes in stru c te d his tim e and ab ility to the progress
riv e e r r for
for a a d d istan
of 20
20 m
m iles
iles be-
be-
HERMISTON GOLF CLUB TEAM
stu d e n ts
w n r th \ adf' resS- E leve,‘) row j ^ d l e t o n w ith o u t resu lts. Any
th e boys in th e ir fu tu re w ork and of his tow n. He was p u b lic-sp irited
Foresters Visit Here.
stu d e n ts
w ill g ra d u a te , nam ely,
ely one -'findiatn-
WILL MEET ATHENA SUNDAY
W ill Install New Churn.
also th e fa th e rs and executive com ­ in n m an n er w hich not only re fle c t­
o n e ifin d iq g a trace of th e body is
H elen C onnor, V ivian C ro n ter, E v­
G eorge E. G riffith , d ire c to r of
m ittee m em bers. The a ff a ir c re a ­ ed on his tow n hut ulso on c e n tra l
asked to re p o rt to th e above d ep art
A new 500-gallon ch u rn w ill be
A q u a lific a tio n to u rn a m e n t was ted a feeling of in te re st In th e work
elyn T horsen, M arjorie Cooper, Faye m et^ .n .
public re la tio n s for th e forest se r­ in stalled soon in th e U m atilla Co­
e a ste rn Oregon. He urged th e b u ild ­
held
on
th
e
local
course
S
unday
to
G reen, D orothy R um pel, R obert
vice, gave a ta lk before th e h ig h o p erativ e C ream ery to replace the
and was pronounced beneficial by in g of highw ays and re cen tly has
S ta rk w e a th e r, P au l B aker. R ichard
school a w u ib ly last M onday a f t e r ­ -5 0 -g u llo n ch u rn in use a t present, d eterm in e scores for p layers in a all those present.
Captain Riggs Visits.
been a leader in forseeing th e value
H am m il, H e rb e rt G lllan d ers, and
noon. W. P. F u lle r, also wiOi th e ae -o rd in g to ii. E. Sykes, m anager. team w hich w ill m eet A thena S u n ­
of
developm ent of th e U m atilla
Among th e week end v isito rs in fo rest serviee, p u t on a d e m o n stra ­
E a rl A tteb u ry .
day on th e A thena course. All m em ­ THE DALLES WINS BASEBALL
R apids project.
T he volum n or b u tte rfa t com ing in ­
H
erm
iston
from
P
o
rtla
n
d
w
ere
C
ap­
bers
who
played
in
th
e
q
u
alificatio
n
C om m encem ent exercises fo r th e
tio n in th e S tan field schools th e to th e cream ery a j present has n e a r­
D u rin g th e tim e
Mr. B row nell
to u rn a m e n t S unday w ill tu rn th e ir GAME BY OK'E POINT SUNDAY
U m atilla class of 1932 w as held ta in and Mrs. A rth u r R iggs, Mrs. sam e aftern o o n an d th en joined Mr.
ly doubled since th e p la n t opened
was in L asser co u n ty he aided In o r­
scores over to S. P. Moore not la te r
W ednesday, May 11, w ith Dean J. Dan M orehouse, an d Miss Mabel G riffith here. Mr. G riffith 's h e a d ­ tor business la s t July.
H erm iston crossed b ats Sunday g a n izin g th e first o rd er ol Odd F el­
th a n S a tu rd a y noon, from w hich the
R- J e w e tt d eliv erin g th e address. S w lngly w ho w ere g u estes of Mr. q u a rte rs a re in P o rtla n d an d
Mr.
best scores w ill be chosen and the w ith T he D alles tow n team losing lows th ere and w as Its firs t Noble
Miss B ernice B yrnes w as nam ed and Mrs. W a lte r M orehouse. C aptain F u lle r m akes his home in D allas,
Gladys Swarner Pledged.
by a score of 6-6. The p lay was G rand. He has belonged to the o rd er
team nam ed.
v aled icto rian and Miss M ildred Car- A rth u r R iggs w ill be rem em bered Oregon.
stead y th ro u g h o u t w ith both team t for 61 years and w as presented w ith
by frien d s and old tim e rs as he for
Oregon S ta te College, C orvallis,
The fin a l to u rn a m e n t gam e w ill
roll sa lu ta to ria n . S tu d e n ts to re ­
May Jl>— G ladys S w arn er w as pled be May 2 8 th w hen th e ten best creep in g up on th e score in each In­ his 50-year Jewel 14 years ago by
m any y ears w as M aster of th e boats
Turkey Pool Friday.
ning.
ceive diplom as Include Devee B row n, r J. N, T eaal. In lan d
the U m atilla lodge th ro u g h th e H er­
E m p ire and
ged to S purs, in te rc o lle g ia te honor Players from th e U m atilla
Golf
T he E a ste rn O regon T u rk ey G ro­ o rg an izatio n for sophom ore women
L yle B row n, H ester B u rch ett, B er- I T w in Cities. He h as th e d istin ctio n
A re tu rn gam e w ill be played or m iston order. He h as been tru e to
L eague w ho w ill m eet th e ten best
his order.
nice B yrnes. M ildred C arroll, B lanch of n a v ig a tin g th e J. N. T eal, first w er's asso ciatio n w ill hold a tu rk ey d u rin g th e M other’s Day a c tiv ities p lay ers from th e P en d leto n golf th e local diam ond S unday, May 22,
pool F rid a y m o rn in g for th e m a rk e t­ on the cam pus.
T he long span of his life of 82
w
hen
th
e
locals
hope
to
hold
to
the
boat
to
m
ake
th
e
trip
from
P
o
rtla
n
d
club.
P ike, and Cecil Tipple.
long end of th e score.
y ears has given him th e vision of
to L ew iston, Idaho, and re tu rn . A l­ in g of lay in g h en s w hich w ill clean
T he Irrig o n high school Is gradu** so th e firs t to pass th ro u g h Celilo
CARD OF THANKS.
scores of years, not one y ear. He
up all of last seaso n ’s stock. S w ift
Weather Report.
Shirby Brownton Elected.
a tln g th ree seniors in Its 1932 cl a » C anal In 1915. He w as accom pan­
w as one of those fine, p atrio tic ,
& C om pany of K ennew ick has con­
O ur frie n d s and neighbors w ere Date
Max. "Iin.
pioneers w hose passing leaves m any
T h u rsd ay , May 19, nam ely Belle ied on th is tr ip by Mrs. R iggs. C ap­
O regon S ta te College, C orvallis.
tra c te d fo r th e b ird s an d w ill tru ck more th a n sy m p ath etic and kind In A pril
.......................... 74.... 48
re lativ es and frien d s to m ourn his
ta
in
R
iggs
now
fills
th
e
cap
acity
of
F red erick so n ,
E dw ard
H o u g h ten ,
May
11.—
S
h
irley
B
row
nson,
of
H
er­
o
ur
tim
e
of
sorrow
in
th
e
loss
of
A pril
.......................... 77.... 39
lass.
deep sea pilot from A sto ria, Oregon, them to K ennew ick from w hich v.'ifo and m other, and we su rely ap-
April
and George S carlett. The exercises
.......................... 78 ... .42 m iston, has been elected secreto ry -
to P o rtlan d b u t says he still loves point th ey w ill be shipped east. u e c ia te it and th a n k you all.
T hose su rv iv in g h is d eath a re :
A pril
w ill be held a t 8:0o P. m. in th e th e C olum bia river.
.......................... 77. .. .43 tre a s u re r of T em enids, n a tio n a l o r­ His widow, Mrs. D. It. B row nell; his
T h is in fo rm atio n was released from
g an iza tio n for E astern S ta r women
A
pril
NLW
TON
II.
W
HITFORD,
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85....
au d ito riu m .
3 6
d a u g h te r,
Mrs. M innie
H opper,
A ssistan t C ounty A gent B est's of-
A pril 10 ................................ 82.... .50 on th e college cam puses. Miss Brown
LAU REN CE A. W H ITFORD.
BROKEN WING’ AT OASIS
S
usanville,
C
alifo
rn
ia;
his
sons.
E arl
son
I
r
a
sophom
ore
in
com
m
erce
and
fice W ednesday.
A pril 11 ................................ 81
.33
GEORGE N. W HITFORD.
a m em ber of Chi Omega social soro B row nell of Pasco, and H arold
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
T h ere w as no rain.
B row nell of K lam ath F alls, O regon;
rlty .
♦
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
♦
tw o sisters, Mrs. N orwood and Mrs.
Leo C arrillo , P o rtla n d 's fav o rite
*
♦
Brow n of F resno, C a lifo rn ia;
and
OASIS NEW PICTURE
sta g e s ta r; L upe Velez, peppery La
tw o b ro th ers, I). C. B row nell of
Miss T heda B urnside w ho ha& tin -A m erican screen s ta r ; Melvyn
HAS HAPPY FINISH.
U m atilla, and L. G. B row nell of
lived w ith Mrs. H arvey P ay n e for D ouglas, p o p u lar stag e an d screen
M antika, C alifornia.
player,
and
G
eorge
B
arb
ier,
gen
ial
th e past y ear, left for h e r hom e in
"W ay w ard ,” a P aram o u n t p ictu re
F u n e ra l services w ere held a t
M onum ent. O regon, S und ay and w ill c h a ra c te r a c to r— these fo u r have th e
s ta rrin g N ancy C arroll a t th e Oasis
spend a week th ere. S he w en t as far p rin cip al roles In P a ra m o u n t's ''T h e
S unday and M onday Is a m odern 2 :3 o W ednesday in Pasco from th e
I version of “ E a st. L ynne,” w ith a C ong reg atio n al ch u rch w ith th e o r­
as Condon w ith Mrs. R. C. McRey­ B roken W in g ."
“ The B roken W in g ” is a sto ry In
I happy ending. It Is from a novel, der of Odd Fellow s o fficia tin g .
nolds w here she rem ain ed over
I "Wild B eau ty ,”
by M ateel Howe
n ig h t w ith th e E. L. C herry fam ily. w hich rom ance, hum or an d excite­
F arn h am .
Mrs. M cReynolds teaches n e a r Con­ m ent a re th e m ain in g red ien ts. C ar­
don.
rillo , as he has In so m any o th er
T he cast includes R ichard A rlen, ■»
ALONG THE CONCRETE
♦
Miss R u th W ilson w ho h as been plays, p o rtray s a sw ash b u ck lin g role,
P au lin e F red erick an d several o th e r
em ployed a t U m atilla c a rin g
for In th is case a L atin -A m erican who
notable players.
Miss F re d e ric k 's
Mrs. D unn has been sp en d in g th e Is th e ru le r of a sm all M exican com ­
p o rtra y a l of a proud, selfish, schem ­
Mr. P ropst says he is g e ttin g less
week w ith h e r p aren ts, Mr. and m u n ity , a ro m an tic, h ig h -h an d ed ,
in g m o th er Is th e o u tfta n d ln g p er­
Mrs. Tom W ilson, in C olum bia d is­ sw ag g erin g b a n d it w ho loves w ith
form ance of th e film , w hich is e n ­ and less confident of th e cheap ta lk
W ho
tr ic t, w hile Mrs. Dunn is a t C arson th e a rd o r of a co n q u istad o r, and
livened also by a c h a ra c te r b it done handed out a t W ashington.
by D orothy S tick n ey as th e In tim i­ says II is rher.p ta lk ? It costs th e
S prings for h e r h ealth . R u th w ill loses w ith th e good grace of a Cab­
dated se rv a n t of a form al household. A m erican tax payer $2500 an h o u r
rem ain a t hom e u n til Mrs. D unn re ­ allero Miss Velez of th e fiery tem -
p eran jen t is seen in a n o th e r of her
to o p erate th e U nited S ta te s senate.
tu rn s.
T he sto ry te lls of a rich sm all
v o latile roles and D ouglas, as a
T his m ay not apply especially to
tow
n
youth
(R
ich
ard
A
rle
n
),
who
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. W est of y o u th fu l A m erican cast suddenly
m arrie s a ch o ru s g irl. He tak es her th e local d en tists, but it m ight help
G rangeville, Idaho, form er resid en ts in to th e arm s of th is S p an ish beau­
to his hom e am ong a group of hypo­ them o u t as a suggestion. "D o n 't
of H erm iston, visited frien d s over
ty , seems rig h t a t home in th e role
c ritic a l and n arrow -m inded, though stre tc h your m outh so wide, m adam .
th e week end w hile on a vacatio n . offered him.
blue-blooded re lativ es. As H attie, I In ten d to sta n d outside of it to
T hey w ere e n ro u te to B elingham .
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W n. Mr. W est form erly o p erated th e
T he good old school days w ere
each o th e r sep a ra te ly b u t get to­
H erm iston C ream ery to g e th e r w ith a v iatio n p h otoplay, th e title re fe r­
g e th e r to h a te o u ts id e rs .” T he mo­ b ro u g h t back to m em ory th is week
Cecil W a rn e r and th ey a re now op­ rin g to a b rief episode In th e film .
T h ia F rid a y an d S a tu rd a y also
th e r h ates th e boy’s w ife before she as s tu d e n ts w ere seen m ean d e rin g
e ra tin g * p la n t in G rang ev ille.
m arks th e end o f th e se rial. "D anger"
m eets her and m akes her life u n ­ along th e s tre e ts k illin g tim e be­
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es H ouse of
Islan d ," w ith th e sho w in g of the"
bearable by poisoning th e boy's tw een ex am in atio n s. Lollypopn, lee
P endleton, p a re n ts of J . L. House
last and m ost th r illin g episode. "T he-
m ind a g a in s t her. F in ally th e girl cream cones, and chew ing gum w ere
p ro p rie to r of J a c k 's Brow n Bobby
F ire God’s V engeance." T h e reg u -
is forced to leave th e In-law s' home, very m u rh In evidence.
Shop, arriv ed in H erm isto n T uesday
la r F rid a y -S a tu rd a y M ickey Mouse
but
la te r
re tu rn s to a b d u ct her
W h a t more w ould th ro w a little
of th is weak a n d w ill m ake th e ir
is "M ickey C uts U p,” — good.
child. A t th is Ju n c tu re th e son Is black-eyed g irl in to th e w ildest ex ­
home here. Mr. H ouse w ill live w ith
b ro u g h t face to face w ith th e Jea­ cite m e n t th an to have th e old Mam­
his p a re n ts in th e F. V. P rim e house
Mr. and Mrs. F e rrish of Mr. and
on th e w est side of tow n, form erly Mrs. S ullivan an d fam ilies of P o rt­
lous schem ing of h is m other, and ma C at of th e household b rin g hom e
a fam ily of th ree k itte n s and de­
occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Ben G erk- land w ere house g u ests of Mr
young love em erges triu m p h a n t. The
and
posit them in th c g arag e. L ittle
Mrs. Win S h aar la st week end
child Is an ad o rab le to t, w ho eats B everly W alker w ill be kept busy
fa rin a In a mngt re a listic m anner.
npw looking a fte r her fam ily.
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